Concord Enterprise publication notice and rates
The Concord Enterprise lists publication details Marlboro Mass as the Enterprise Press Inc. header names R W Currier editor and addresses in Marlboro and Concord. It notes second class matter status since 1908 and states advertising copy must be at the office by 2 PM Wednesday for the next Thursday issue. It lists subscription at five dollars per year and single copies at ten cents with eastern representation through Julius Mathews Special Agency locations in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nasen St
May
P. O. Box
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Carter Furniture Plans Expansion on Conant Site
Carter Furniture Company announces expansion onto the former Conant Machine and Steel site in West Concord. The Conant building, a West Concord landmark, was torn down on Tuesday to allow the new home furnishings lines. The property was purchased last year and is now part of Carter’s plan to widen its offerings. Lancaster-based Conant Machine and Steel Co. had occupied the site prior to demolition.
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West Concord
Robert Carter
Carter Furniture Company, Inc
Main Street
Conant Machine and Steel Co
Lancaster
Carter Furniture
Carter's
Conant
Police blotter notes new school bus safety chair in Mass
Concord’s Sergeant Costello reports Sergeant Hanley named chair of the school bus committee for the Mass Safety Council. He will host seminars for drivers across the state with early programs in Andover and West Springfield. Endorsed by Chief Finan and Town Manager Nelson, the appointment reflects on the department and town. Police handle hunter safety calls and remind trespass and firearm laws. Patrolman Thomas recovers a youth, under sixteen, after a brief escape, returning him to the Youth Service board.
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Wm. J. Costello
Concord
James F. Hanley
Mass, Safety Council
Andover
West Springfield
James E. Finan, Jr
Theodore M. Nelson
Ralph P. Thomas
Youth Service Board
Whitney Will Be Head Table Guest
The 29th annual reunion of Mass. Military Academy alumni will be held Saturday at Commonwealth Armory in Boston. Maj. Gen. Otis M. Whitney of Elm Street will be head table guest, with Gov. John A. Volpe among others at the banquet. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Mass. Military Academy
National Guard
Commonwealth Armory
Boston
Otis M. Whitney
Elm Street
John A. Volpe
Scouts Enjoy Hike as Acton Troop Seeks More Fathers
Acton Roxboro Regional High School hosts 29 scouts from Troop 1 for an overnight hike to Boxborough and Harvard Sportsmen Club. The group, led by Scoutmaster Arthur Hirsch, campsites prepared by older scouts, and religious services are held. the troop seeks more fathers to accompany future camping and activities.
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Acton
Harvard Sportsmen's Club
Acton-Roxborough
Arthur Hirsch
Winston K. Newman
Jack Baker
Paul Cornwall
Boxborough
Dick Stewart
Sportsmen's Club
Steve Cornwall
Allen Hall
David Smith
David Stonecliffe
Roxborough
Harvard
Hirsch
Marriage of Janice House and Thomas M Hart at West Concord
Janice House and Thomas Milton Hart were married Saturday at West Concord Union Church with Rev. Edwin B. Nylen officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown and veil, with Elaine House as attendant, and James A. Hart of Baltimore served as best man. The couple plans to reside on School Street in South Acton after a reception at the church.
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Janice
Thomas Milton Hart
West Concord Union Church
West Concord
Janice House
Harrington Avenue
South Road
Pepperell
Edwin B. Nylen
Douglas F. Reilly
Charles House
Elaine House
James A. Hart
Baltimore
Horace B. House
Hart
Union Church
Robert Thorpe
Concord High
D. Edward Cleary
Acton
Vermont
School Street
South Acton
Carlisle-Carlisle Grange Plans Regular Whist Evenings
The Carlisle-Carlisle Grange voted to hold whist parties on the second and fourth Wednesdays at the hall. The next session is Nov 8 at 8 p.m. with public welcome. Prize winners last week included Mable Porter Ray Madeiros Lawrence N Blanchard Mae Swanson and others.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Mable Porter
Ray Madeiros
Lawrence N Blanchard
Mae Swanson
Madeiros
Arthur Mills
Everett Keyes
Chris Larsen
Hardy
P. M. Bessie Heald
St Bernard’s Notes Highlight Parish Activities
Concord notes list altar boys Ro bert Kelliher Robert Donaghey Richard Grandi John Edmunds John and Donald Carr. First Friday masses set for 7 am and 6 30 pm. C Y O hayride and barn dance Saturday wagons depart at 7 30 pm return 11 30 pm. Star surface temps exceed 50 times solar.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
Robert Kelliher
Robert Donaghey
Richard Grandi
John Edmunds
John
Donald Carr
Concord Housing Authority Seeks Warrant Article 1962
The Concord Housing Authority asks selectmen to authorize Attorney John J. Sheehan to draft an article for the 1962 town meeting warrant. Plans propose 32 units on Everett Street at the former town barn site. The board also reviews a Garden Club request for an access road from the municipal parking lot to Lowell Road.
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Concord — Housing Authority
Atty
John J. Sheehan
Everett Street
Board of Selectmen
Concord Garden Club
Lowell Road
John Macone
Robert Watson
Traffic Safety Control Committee
Emerson Playground
Eaton and
Halli
Sudbury notices include masses and births and hearings
Sudbury observed All Saints and All Souls services at Our Lady of Fatima with First Friday masses planned. A Sudbury birth announces David Michael Mackie on Oct. 15 at Marlborough Hospital. A board of appeals public hearing is set for Tuesday at 8 30 p m on three petitions. Local parents Abraham welcome son Oct 28 at Walmart Hospital. Edgerton Antonia attended a workshop at the 52nd Massachusetts PTA convention in Swampscott.
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Chester Mackie
Hudson Read
David Michael
Marlborough Hospital
Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Edgerton Antonia
Sudbury
State
P. T. A. Safety
Massachusetts
Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Swampscott
Recent Deaths and Funerals
A high mass of requiem was sung at St Bernard's Church for Miss M Katherine Loftus of Main street. Burial followed at St Bernard's cemetery with Fr Higgins reading prayers. Bearers were nephews Robert John Richard and William Flynn. Arrangements by Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home. Services for Frank L Redenbach of Summit street were held at Sheehan and White Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Rantala of Mount Calvary Lutheran officiating. Burial was at Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers were nephews.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
M. Katherine Loftus
Main Street
Edmund M. Higgins
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Fr. Higgins
Robert
John
Richard
William Flynn
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Maynard
Frank L. Redenbach
Summit Street
Sheehan & White
Clarence Rantala
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Acton
Glenwood
Anne Weld dies at 51 in Boston. funeral set at St Anne's
South Lincoln widow of Frederick C. Weld and former Newton Wellesley Hospital nurse died Tuesday at Phillips House Boston. Survived by father Harry Sutton North Andover two daughters Mrs Kenneth W Swain Jr Amherse Miss Paula Weld and two sons Richard S Winthrop D all of South Lincoln. Funeral today at 2 pm at St Anne's Episcopal Church with Rev Morris R Robinson officiating. Burial in Lowell cemetery.
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South Lincoln
Anne (Sutton) Weld
South Great Road
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Phillips House
Boston
Frederick C. Weld
Boston Insurance
Salem
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Harry Sutton
North Andover
Kenneth W. Swain
Paula Weld
Richard S
Winthrop D
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Morris R. Robinson
Lowell Cemetery
Elizabeth Sluyski Maynard obituary in Maynard service
Elizabeth Shinowski Sluyski 85 of 43 Sudbury street died at home Saturday after a long illness. Born in Russia she came here over 50 years ago widow of Michael. Survived by three daughters Mrs Walter Ohnemons Mrs Fritz Hedlund Dorothy daughter Morris son 13 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren. Funeral at Sheehan White Tuesday Very Rev Peter Hranowsky officiated Interment Woodlawn Acton. Bearers were grandsons Chester Walter Edward Bernard Ohnemous Richard Sluyski John Carroll.
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Maynard
Elizabeth
Shinowski) Sluyski
Sudbury Street
Russia
Michael
Walter E. Ohnemons
Waltham
Fritz E. Hedlund
Dorothy
Morris
West Concord
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Peter Hranowsky
Holy Annunciation
Russian Orthodox Church
Woodlawn
Acton
Chester
Walter
Edward
Bernard Ohnemous
Richard Sluyski
John Carroll
Maynard-James Fraser Former Maynard Foreman Dies in California
Maynard James Fraser a former Maynard resident died suddenly in Hollywood California on October 25 at age 81. He worked 39 years as a foreman with the American Woolen Company and is survived by his wife Euphemia two sons James and a daughter Gladys Fraser and Mary Shaw and two grandchildren Kathleen and James. Funeral rites were held at The Wee Kirk of the Heather and interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery. The Christian Science reader Mrs Frances Eberlein presided. Bearers listed include William Wilson Malcom Fullenton Rodger Matthewman Bryden Matthewman Uno Hietanan and Toivo Erkkinen.
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Maynard
James Fraser
Hollywood
Cal
Hawick
Scotland
California
American Woolen Company
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Fowler
Glenwood Cemetery
Frances Eberlein
South Acton
Christian Science
William Wilson Malcom Fullenton
Rodger Mathewman
Bryden Matthewman
Uno Hietanan
Toivo Erkkinen
Maynard Funeral for Steven B. Alexanian
Funeral services were held Friday for Steven B. Alexanian two percent year old son of Selectman Albert G. Alexanian Jr. from Martin & Doran Funeral Home. A mass at St. Bridget's Church was offered by Rev. John R. Walsh with burial in St. Bridget's parish cemetery. Bearers included Harold Johnston George Holly John McDonald Theodore Clancy. A delegation of selectmen and town officials attended the rites.
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Maynard
Steven B. Alexanian
Selectman
Albert G. Alexanian, Jr
Lincoln Street
Martin & Doran Funeral Home
Theodore Clancy
Elsa Warila 74 dies in Maynard after sudden illness
Funeral services for Elsa Tyrkko Warila 74 of 42 Roosevelt Street were held Saturday at W A Twombly Funeral Home with Rev Richard D Rintala of St John’s Lutheran Church officiating. Bearers were grandsons Robert Bruce Ronald Warila and sons Kalervo Leo Olavi Warila. She was born in Ruovesi Finland and lived in Maynard 53 years. Survived by husband Robert Warila Sr three sons seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Maynard
Elsa
Tyrkko) Warila
Roosevelt Street
W. A. Twombly
Richard D. Rintala
St. John's Lutheran Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Roy Helander
Robert
Bruce
Ronald Warila
Kalervo
Leo
Olavi
Mrs. Warila
Ruovesi
Finland
Robert Warila, Sr
Waltham
Florence V. Mann 74 dies after four month illness in Leominster
Florence V. Mann18374, a longtime Maynard resident and former American Woolen Company spooler, dies at Keystone Nursing Home Leominster after a four month illness. funeral at Fowler Funeral Home tomorrow 2 p.m. Rev Orville D Allom officiates burial in Glenwood Cemetery calling hours today 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Florence V. Mann Maynard
Florence V. Mann
Concord Street
Keystone Nursing Home
Leominster
Maynard
American Woolen Company
Union Congregational Church
Magdalene Chapter
O.E.S
Fowler Funeral Home
Orville D. Allom
Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Polish-born Maynard resident Joseph Mikutajtis dies after long illness
Joseph Mikutajtis 76, longtime Maynard resident and retired textile worker, died after a long illness. He was born in Poland and left no immediate relatives. Funeral services were held from Sheehan & White Funeral Home with a high mass at St. Bridget's Church. Rev. John R. Walsh led the committal prayers at the cemetery. Bearers were Julius Shubelka, Daniel Meloro, Kenneth Jarvinen, and Joseph Lubin.
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Maynard
Joseph Mikutajti
Poland
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s Church
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Julius Shubelka
Daniel Meloro
Kenneth Jarvinen
Joseph Lubin
Firemen's Ball in Sudbury Promises Colorful Night
The Sudbury Firemen's Ball returns Friday night from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Center School Auditorium. Gerry Davis and his Orchestra provide music. dress is semi formal. David Weir heads the firemen's association and Bernard Darby chairs the ball. Unusual decorations lighting effects and refreshments are planned. Tickets available from firemen the station or at the door.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Firemen’s
Center School
Gerry Davis
David Weir
Firemen’s Association
Bernard Darby
Vail
Art Exhibit Is Scheduled During Massachusetts Art Week
Hudson hosts a week long exhibition in Framingham open to Massachusetts artists and craftspeople. A demonstration and coin works show will run with activities led by Federation Art Chairmen and district representatives. Herbert L. Stuke will conduct a whop on November 10 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. John Volpe and others will present awards and scholarships for school seniors.
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Hudson
Division of
Art
Massachusetts State F
Women’s Club
Framingham
Massachusetts
Federation
Herbert L. Stuke
Noton
Ated
John Volpe
G and
Antique Show Attracts Visitors To Sudbury Town Hall
A Sudbury garden club hosted an antique show at Sudbury Town Hall attracting visitors and dealers. The event featured antique furnishings jewelry and English dealer items with club arrangements and tea service creating a sociable atmosphere.
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Sudbury
Th Garden Club
Town Hall
England
Halloween Patrol Kept Acton Police At Alert
Acton Police Chief J Collins Jr reports no major problems on Halloween. The department increased staff to ten officers to monitor situations and any out of town elements, with firemen noting one alarm during the observance.
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Acton
J. Collins, Jr
Hallowe'en
Lincoln couple welcomes sixth child Nadine Lynn at War Hospital
Mr and Mrs Felice formerly Josephine Winter street announce the birth of their sixth child and fifth daughter Nadine Lynn at War Hospital. Grandparents are Mary Moore of Woburn and Mrs Thomas Rando. The three month old George J is christened at Anne's with Rev Morris Kinson officiating for parents Douglas Rubbra Mark Richard and Lucy Busella.
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Felice
Josephine Winter Street
Paren
Ter
Nadine Lynn
War Hospital
Mary Moore
Woburn
Thomas Rando
George J. Son
Old Concord Road
George
Anne's
Morris Kinson
Douglas Rubbra
Mark Richard A Sa Ang
Lucy Busella
Supper Speaker to Address Ren's Club Friday
Reverend Jose Marcardo, noted Rican pastor, will address the Ren's Club of the Congregational Church on Friday. Supper will be served at 6 45 p.m.
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Concord
Jose Marcardo
Ren’s Club
The
Congress Church
Probate Court Puts Ruth Haley As Administratrix Of Marcus G Estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Massachusetts issues notice to interested parties in the estate of Marcus G of Sudbury. Ruth T Haley of Sudbury is named administratrix without bond. Anyone wishing to object must appear in court at Cambridge by the return day of November 24, 1961. Witness John C Legequire, First Judge, on November 27, 1961.
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Marcus G.late
Sudbury
Ruth T. Haley
Middlesex
Pefo
Cambridge
Witnes
John C
John C. Legequire
John V. Harvey
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