Marlboro Enterprise Notice of Publication Details
Concord Enterprise enters as second class matter at Marlboro Post Office on August 25 1908 under the Act of March 6 1879 Published weekly by Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts The Enterprise Press Inc disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors and will reprint the offending portion Eastern Representative Julius Mathews Special Agency 38 Newbury Street Boston Julius Mathews Agency 400 Madison Avenue New York Subscription rates single copies one year 2.08
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Secdha
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Uder
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Indian plan would assimilate 400000 into citizenry
A plan by the Indian Commissioner seeks to assimilate about 400000 American Indians across 225 bands into full partnership with the nation. They would receive social services and be encouraged to use land resources as they move from wards to independent citizens. The proposal aims to treat Indians as citizens socially politically and economically.
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Interstate Indian Council
Maynard Letters Show Community and School Spirit
A Maynard Enterprise letters page includes tributes to Harold Morgan and a President Eisenhower notice for National Retarded Children’s Week. The Booster Club outlines aims to broaden support across Maynard High athletic teams including football field hockey basketball baseball and cheerleaders.
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Maynard High School Athletic Association
Maynard Booster Club Aims to Boost High School Athletics
The booster group plans football rallies dances and adult events to revive the town athletic program and recognizes the Maynard School Band. They seek local volunteers and list contact names and telephone numbers for joining the club.
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Maynard
Reception to New Pastor in Sudbury Honors Rev Hurley
Over 400 people attend a Friday evening reception in the Sudbury parish Our Lady of Fatima school auditorium for Rev. Robert H. Hurley. Chairs John Kelly and Dr. F Daniel Buttner lead a large committee with refreshments tickets publicity program and parish building fund duties. Velardi's Orchestra provides music as attendees mingle and enjoy refreshments.
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Sudbury
Robert H. Hurley
Our Lady of Fatima
Father Hurley
John Kelly
Daniel Buttner
Leonard McCarthy
Ralph Pizza
Felice Genna
Acton Clergy Preaches on The Spirit of Sacrifice
Rev. Erec W. Grimshaw of Acton Center Congregational Church preached Sunday on The Spirit of Sacrifice. In the afternoon, young people attended the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting in West Concord. The Museum of Science in Boston shows a life size nerve network in The Transparent Woman exhibit.
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Erec W. Grimshaw
Acton Center Congregational
Pilgrim Fellowship
West Concord
Science Park
Bositon’s Museum of Science
Carl deSuze to Lecture in Sudbury November 22
Sudbury readers learn that Carl deSuze, known for his Susy-Q show and Marjorie Mills network work, will lecture Tuesday evening November 22 at 8 p m in the Sudbury Co operative Pre School auditorium on The Middle East New Worlds at Our doorstep. Tickets are available at the door for an audience seeking an engaging program by Bowdoin College alumnus and theatre veteran.
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Sudbury
Carl deSuze
New England
Marjorie Mills
Sudbury Co-operative Pre-School
Carl
Bowdoin College
Bennington College
Vermont
Halloween Reunion At Camp Elbanobscot Sudbury
Sudbury youngsters attended a Halloween reunion at Camp Elbanobscot with Denny Griswold winning first prize for a scarecrow costume and Kitty Forbes for a clock. Attendees came from Wayland and Weston, joined by campers cheering bobbing for apples and a goblin hunt led by Michael Stansbury. Director Basille Neilan and Elaine Hillson welcomed everyone. New Jersey designated its militia as the National Guard in 1865.
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Sudbury
Camp Elbanobscot
David Chadsey
Denny Griswold
Cynthia Roe
Hank Shuster
Wayland
Jeffrey Bernard
Susan Carlson
Tommy Chamberlin
Weston
Chris Marden
Nick Wheeler
David
Hope Wilkinson
Kitty Forbes
Denny Griewold
Michael Stansbury
Basille Neilan
Elaine Hillson
Erickson Shows Slides To Rotarians At Concord Meeting
Concord Rotary Club president George E. Erickson presented colored slides from his European trip at the Thursday noon meeting at Howard Johnsons. John H. Kennedy presided over the business session. Makeups included Kennedy and others in Groton Maynard Belmont Royal Oak Malden. Guests from Lexington Maynard Woburn Cambridge were in attendance.
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Concord
George E. Erickson
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Europe
John H. Kennedy
Kennedy
A. W. Cleveland
Groton
Charles H. Duston
Philip A. Davis
Maynard
A. Glenn Simm
Belmont
James H.crockett
Winthrop
Maine
E. Payson True
Royal Oak
Michigan
Chester D. Smethurst
Malden
H. Dearborn
Harold Wheeler
C. Henry Jackson
Clifford Hunt
William Maloney
Lexington
Donald Felus
Robert Deckett
George Kaknes
Woburn
Clarence Smith
Cambridge
Holiday Dance at Wayside Inn November 25
Sudbury Homemaker’s Thanksgiving Dance chaired by Mrs Esmond Bailey to be held Friday November 25 at 9 p m at the historic Wayside Inn. Tickets from Homemaker’s Group members or Mill Brook Gift Shop. Paul Ambler’s Orchestra provides music. Co chairs Mrs Edward Hill and Mrs John Anderson.
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Sudbury
Esmond Bailey
Homemaker’s
Wayside Inn
Homemaker’s Group
Millbrook
South Sudbury
Paul Amblers Orchestra
Edward Hill
John Anderso
Local Births at Emerson Hospital This Week
Acton area families welcomed new members from Emerson Hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kennedy of Middleroad Roxborough on November 1. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson of 539 Massachusetts Avenue West Acton on November 3. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson of Pleasant Street Littleton on November 3.
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Acton
Emerson Hospital
Join H. Kennedy
Middleroad
Roxborough
Edwin Johnson
Massachusetts Avenue
West Acton
Harold Hanson
Pleasant Street
Littleton
Healy's Package Store seeks renewal license in Concord
Legal notice states Thomas J Healy and Elizabeth A Healy dba Healy's Package Store applied to Concord licensing authorities for renewal of a Package Goods Store License to sell all alcoholic beverages at No. 21 Walden Street Concord Massachusetts. Premises described as a one story building with front and back rooms and cellars. Public action delayed until after ten days from publication.
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Thomas J
Elizabeth A. Healy
Healy
Walden St
Concord
Mass
Selectmen of
Concord Restaurant seeks 7 day common victualer license
Concord Restaurant Inc. led by Apostle C Makrys applies to the Board of Selectmen acting as Licensing Authorities for a seven day common victualer license to sell wines and malt beverages at 7 Main Street Concord Massachusetts for the dining room kitchen back room storage and cellar in a three story brick building.
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Concord Restaurant, Inc
Apostle C. Makrys
Selectmen
Main Street
Concord
Mass
Selectmen of Concord
Sudbury Red Feather drive nears goal despite rain
Sudbury volunteers push Red Feather campaign past 68 percent of a 5700 target as 81 year old Mary Webber walks 20 minutes to donate. District Director notes strong local generosity from 600 residents and calls for final push to meet the quota.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Red Feather
Mary Webber
August Road
Red Feather
Webber
Richard Schmalz
Thanksgiving Square Dance to Benefit Retarded Children's Fund
Acton Center at Town Hall hosts a square dance on Thanksgiving night November 24 to support the Retarded Children's Fund. Event is sponsored by Boxboro co chairmen Mrs. Robert Treyz and Mrs. Florence Nelson and Acton chairman Mrs. Robert Tipton with more details to follow in next week's paper.
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Acton
Acton Center
Town Hall
Robert Treyz
Florence Nelson
Boxboro
Robert Tipton
Portraits By Paul Stone New Gallery Display Open
Portraits by Paul Stone at 30 Ipswich Street Boston were shown for five weeks at the Concord Free Public Library. The exhibit explores the balance between personality and likeness, noting that portraiture seeks both true character and surface accuracy.
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Paul Stone
New
Concord
Ipswich Street
Boston
Concord Free Public Library
John Singer Sargent
Wayland Top Town Heads to Local Meet
Wayland tops towns in a regional standings update with Acton Sudbury Lincoln and Lexington among nearby communities. Bedford listings appear in the same local grid as the Boston area links.
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Acton
Boston
Wayland
Lincoln
Sudbury
Lexington
Bedford
Acton Town Notes Ponds Ducks And Real Estate Listings
We read a community letter praising local wildlife at Hagar Pond and thanking residents for not disturbing waterfowl. The piece shifts to Acton real estate, offering nineteen acre development lots, houses with features, prices, G I loans, and multiple properties for sale in Acton and nearby towns.
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Hagar Pond
Leroy Swanson
Langille
Acton
Boxboro
Berlin
John Thomas
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Actons
Black Road
Adve Atomic
G. I
Central Street
West Acton
Pleasant Ridge
Hudson
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Buster) White
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CNR
Edmund Hooper
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Arthur Street
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Garfield Avenue
Our Lady of Fatima Parish
Suze
Carl Desjze
New Jersey
National Guard
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RED Feather Drive
United States Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
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Museum of Fine
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