Concord Enterprise masthead and masthead details
The Concord Enterprise Press issue appears with editor Rudolph W Currier at Six Main Street Concord Massachusetts residence 255 Main Street Marlborough post office box details. The life of the weekly paper is indicated with 1908 second class matter and Thursday publication.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main Street
Concord
Mass
R P. O. Box
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Congress
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Pen-raised birds vanish supreme commander talk and more
Wildlife experts warn pen raised game birds waste money as restocking fails. They advise using birds as immediate targets at shoots to provide value, while cautioning against state agencies funding elite gunning clubs. The piece blends Eisenhower speculation with hunting policy and odd excerpts.
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State Wildlife Commission
Concord and Stow Roar at 85 Percent Vote
In Concord and Stow turnout hit 85 percent with Maynard the sole loss as Senator Richard I. Furbush of Waltham wins a fifth term and aides a Senate gain. He defeated John J. Vahey of Watertown 17 144 to 8 902. Concord margin 2 909 to 873. Referenda favored three liquor articles and opposed the flat rate insurance measure 3608 to 124 in Concord.
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Concord
Stow
Maynard
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
Senate
Furbush
John J. Vahey
Watertown
Hudson
Rogers
Lowe
Clement G. McDonough
Concord Agencies Campaign Totals 1950
The report lists team captains and percent of quota met across Concord and West Concord groups. Notable results include several teams at or above 100 percent, with others ranging from 79 to 122 percent. Gratitude is extended to Chest Officers, captains, and solicitors for the campaign’s success.
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Thomas Huckins
Alice Lee
George R. Walker
Stephen P. Baldwin
Alfred J. Baptiste
West Concord
Charles F. Megan, Jr
Calvin C. Buckley
Barry Higgins
John S. Tombeno, Jr
Bernard E. Megin
James V. McMullen
Pasquale Melisi
George S. Lawton
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Emerson Hospital
Elmina L. Snow
Eloise Bradshaw
David B. Williams
Reformatory
James J. Lyons
Concord Business
Robert D. Parks
Frederick Mears
Lawton
Civil defense wardens organize Concord units for home front
Concord civil defense outlines a district warden system to protect neighborhoods in wartime. The memo defines self protection goals, district responsibilities for 10 to 15 dwellings, and preliminary steps for wardens to prepare without full training. A second item reports Memphis barber L H Lowry running a left handed shop.
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Civil Defense Warden Service Division
Concord
Boston
Warden Division of Civil Defense
Civil Defense Agency
Red Feather Campaign Progresses in Sudbury
Sudbury campaigners report steady activity at town meetings as they fundraise for the Red Feather drive. John A. Anderson serves as chairman while captains canvass homes for donations ranging from pennies to large gifts, aiming to reach a $4,500 goal.
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Sudbury
John A. Anderson
Guest in New York Visit Ties West Concord Family to Cadet
West Concord resident Geraldine Andersen a Bryant College student Providence Rhode Island visited with her parents last Friday. On Saturday she traveled to Long Island New York to stay with Cadet Maxwell E Lawrence Jr at Kings Point Maritime Academy where Lawrence is a junior.
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West Concord
Geraldine Andersen
Main Street
Bryant College
Providence
Rhodes Island
Krist Andersen
Long Island
New York
Maxwell E. Lawrence, Jr
King’s Point Maritime Academy
Lawrence
Concord Weekly Schedule Of Local Meetings And Events
A list of upcoming community activities in Concord includes IOOF Lodge meetings at Odd Fellows Hall and a M.N.G drill at the State Armory, church services with Rev. Robert Dann, rummage sales at West Concord and a penny sale at the Masonic Temple, Boy Scout and Girl Scout events, selectmen and grange meetings, and social gatherings at local venues through Thursday.
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Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
H. M.N.G
State Armory
Evangelical Free Church
Robert Dann
Concord Woman’s Club
Concord Board of Selectmen
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Annursnac Grange
West Concord
Concord club meetings and sales slated Friday and Saturday
Concord Rotary Club holds a luncheon with Howard Johnson at 12 15 p m Laymen's League supper and vestry meeting at First Parish at 6 45 p m Concord Young Republican Club meets at the Insurance Exchange at 8 p m Friday Our Lady Help of Christians penny sale at the Church Hall 8 p m Saturday the Annual Girl Scout rummage sale at Veterans Building begins 10 a m
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Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson’s
Concord
Rotary Club
Laymen’s League
First Parish
Concord Young Republican
Insurance Exchange
Our Lady Help of Christians
Church Hall
Veterans Building
Help Needed to Restore Girl Scout Training in West Concord
West Concord seeks volunteers to lead fifth and sixth grade girls and fourth grade Brownies in Scout training. No prior Scout experience required. skill needed is enjoyment of working with children. Contact Mrs Whitney Smith at Concord 267 to offer a few hours weekly.
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West Concord
Whitney Smith
Concord
Love is Wonderful
A San Antonio man told police his former girlfriend was outside his home throwing bricks at his bedroom window. When asked about charges he said no, declaring she must still be in love with him.
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San Antonio
Texas
U. P
Ham radio keeps captain posted as baby is born
In Fort Worth a baby arrived while Captain W. C. Lansford was in Guam. A ham radio operator kept him informed by remote contact, relaying every detail of the birth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
W. C. Lansford
Guam
Sudbury News and School Club Notes
Sudbury residents share vacation news as Mr and Mrs John S Colby enjoy a rest at the Cambridge Cam bridge island resort. Patrol 1 Troop 10 Girl Scouts elect Marion Maenpan patrol leader and Beverly Wormwood as scribe during a meeting with songs and taps. Owen B Kiernan Sudbury schools superintendent is elected first vice president of Middlesex County Teachers Association at the Boston Arena convention. Arthur L Ross a Fram ingham high school teacher is named president. Mrs Ernest Bowry, formerly Sudbury, visits Cambridge and recovers from eye surgery.
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Sudbury
John S. Colby
Bermuda
Cambridge
Girl Scouts
Marion Maenpan
Beverly Wormwood
Owen B. Kiernan
Middlesex County Teachers Association
Boston Arena
Arthur L. Ross
Framingham
Marlboro Pleasant Hold Their Dinner Fund Sellout
A fundraiser dinner at Station on November 14 featuring local men including Michael Doyle Michael Paul Wallace and Sgt. Albert Boy plans to assist a nurse fund. Several friends will fly to Beach Florida for the return of a patient in ill health.
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Florida
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