Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly edition notes editor Rudolph W Currier and printing office. Statement of correcting typos and reprinting ads. Postal notice dates August 25 1908 and public notice of second class matter. Advertising terms and Eastern Agency contacts listed.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro, Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Marlboro
Massachusetts
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eastern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Attrition in Korea and domestic food waste critique
The piece notes 65000 U S casualties in Korea out of 250000 troops and criticizes limited war policy. It cites foreign losses and past Chinese resistance. It also laments food waste, Maine potato surpluses, high prices, and Washington conscience warnings amid global hunger. It mentions a new gold strike and predicts wheat crops, with a skeptical tone on judges and policies.
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United States
Korea
MacArthur
Wouness
China
Russia
Church Marks 125th Birthday Sunday
The article chronicles Concord's Trinitarian Congregational Church centennial and 125th birthday plans, detailing the 1925 to 1930 construction of the present church, its design by Roman, Robb & Little, cost of 110000, and features like a 100-foot steeple, arched front window, and a 330-seat auditorium. It lists past and present ministers, honors Civil War through World War II service, and notes long-standing members and current pastor Rev Barber.
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Boston
S’roman, Robb & Little
Fleee Bebb
Daniel S. Southmayd
John Wilder
James Means
William L. Mather
Luther Farnham
Daniel Foster
Luther H. Angier
Charles B. Smith
Edmund S. Potter
Frank Haley
C. H. S. Williams
Andrew J. Rogers
Henry M. Grout
William A. DePew
George A. Tewksbury
Gail T. Clela
George L. Thurlow
Wilfrid H. Bunker
John BE. Wallace
Thurlow
Harwich
Wallace
Springfield
Cleland
California
Hsh
Means
Mathers
Foster
R. Dora Farrar
Sarah S. Moore
Benjamin Moody
Alice Jacobs
Gertrude Muirhead
Thomas Todd
Alfaretta A. Pierce
Edna H. Conant
Emil O. Thorpe
Karen Hansen
Ole Olsen
Elise E. Thorpe
Emilie Petersen
Marthina W. Helsher
Ralph B. Petersen
M. Ida MacLeod
Lillian T. Thorpe Foster
Edith F. Prescott
Roydon A. Bass
M. Cornelia Jensen
Paulina A. Severinsen
Minnie L. Moore
Mr. Barber
Concord
Lawrence
Somerville
Tufts College
Tufts School of Religion
Boston, University
Kenneth W. Rolligs Robert
B. Lort
Ie Hemenway
W. Edard Lamb
Henry H. Hawley
Letters to the Editor Praise for local music night at K of C hall
Edna Pat Farrell writes praising a recent Music and Dramatic night at the K of C hall of the local Grange. She commends five Maynard ladies and Migr delaide Sims for talent and thanks Grangers and music pupils, noting a small but appreciative audience and free admission.
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Punch
Oltmate
K. of C. Hall
Maynard
Veronica Creighton
Myrtle ‘Kelly
Mary Shaw
Georgiana Murphy
Ann Duclos
Migr Delaide Sims
Helen King
Nancy Servio
Veronica
Dorothy Janulewicz
Barbara Krysieniel
Sally Murphy
Margaret Jones
Philip Goldthwaite
West Acton
Edna “Pat” Farrell
Concord Notices and Community Notes Across Town
Mr and Mrs Maxwell return from a Texas trip visiting son in law Lieut and Mrs Falkins Mrs Lawrence to clerk of Concord Rev Michael J Burke underwent operation at St Elizabeths hospital Barbara Cullen a Concord high senior wins admission to UMass Amherst Annursnac Grange holds memorial service deaconesses and deacons noted E Russell Davis leads 125th celebration church debt cleared fire loss 60000 insurance 43000 Enterprise sends best wishes to church anniversary and service in the community
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Maxwell. E. Lawrence
Main Street
Texas
Whc
Ves Falkins
Lawrence
Concord
Michael J. Burke
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brighton
Barbara Cullen
Concord High School
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Jean Essex
Hyattsville
Maryland
Miss Cullen
Stanley H. Cullen
Lincoln
Moody and
Bossiby
Esher
Edison Company seeks power line route amid public opposition
Rep Russell reports Edison plans to override local zoning and use eminent domain to build an overhead high power line between Wal tham and Framingham. Hearings set for June 6 at Waltham City Hall with town boards uniting to oppose, public access allowed. The report also details Sudbury Valley water control plans with a movable crest dam near Talbot and extensive dredging, costing hundreds of thousands, but state action unlikely this year.
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Boston Edison Company
Waltham
Framingham
Department of Public Utilities
Waltham City Hall
North Wayland
South Lincoln
Sudbury
Boston & Maine
Wayland
Weston
Sudbury Valley Improvement
Department of Public Works
Concord
Bis]ature
Sudbury Valley Commission
Talbot Dam
North Billerica
Commission
Concord River
Sudbury River
New York, New England Inter Agency
Sudbury Residents See Family Across The States
Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Sr. left by plane Tuesday for Redwood City California to visit her daughter Helen Fay and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs Clifton Giles stayed with Maxwell Eatons in Greenfield New Hampshire and tried fishing with limited success. The MacCulloch family resides in Featherland Farm on Lincoln Road while MacCullochs plan to work there. Elwin C Williams of Concord Road and daughter Mrs Robert McLaughlin of Auburnda drove to Scituate to visit friends who recently bought an estate there.
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Arthur E. Fay, Sr
Cecil Greene
Helen Fay
Redwood City
California
Clifton F. Giles
Maxwell Eaton
Greenfield
New Hampshire
Giles
Elwin C. Williams
Concord Road
Robert McLaughlin
Auburnda
Scituate
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Maine
Washington
Penis Con
Annursnac Grange
Annie Sullivan
Graces
Ceres
Mae Rundgreen
Pomona
Josie Hopkins
Flora
Marion Olsen
Russell
Howard
Middlesex
Edison Company
Albert MacCulloch
Featherland Bkarm
Lincoln Road
Mr. MacCulloch
Broilers
Boulders
Srlom Steer BeEr
First National
Brookside
First National’s Cheese Food
Borden
Gruyere Borden
Kraft Camembert
Ke Bo
Kybo
Richmond
Finast
Copley
Bermuda
Yor Garden
Marshall
Cloverdale
PEG
Miller’s
Millbrook Club
Finast Mirabel
Campbell
Finast Libby
Swift
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