Marlboro Enterprise Newspaper Listing Notice
Marlboro Massachusetts published weekly by Enterprise Press Inc. at 4 Walden Street Concord. R W Currier editor. Marlboro post office entry under 1879 act. Advertising errors disclaimed. reprint policy noted. Eastern reps Julius Mathews at Newbury Street Boston and 400 Madison Avenue New York.
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The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Safety in hunting appeal and Longfellow house demolition note
Massachusetts conservation commissioner Arthur Lyman urges hunters to reduce accidents this season citing last year’s three fatalities and 35 injuries. The piece also notes Longfellow's birthplace in Portland, Maine is being torn down, a reflection on memory and poetry amid broader autumn features.
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Arthur
TI. Lyman
Massachusetts
Lyman
Henry Wedsworth Longfellow
Maine
Longfellow
Explaining Co-Ownership Provisions in U S Savings Bonds
The U S Savings Bonds Division explains co-ownership rules for Series E and H bonds. A family example shows one spouse can own 20 000 in his name and co-own 60 000 with wife and children, with separate purchase limits and independent redemption rights. Series E earns interest up to 10 years after 9 years 8 months. Series H pays semiannual interest and matures in 9 years 8 months.
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U. S. Savings Bonds
United States Savings
Treasury Department
Francis E. Burke
Mass
Home of 1975 to be dust tight and solar heated
Dr. Allen A. Stockdale said the American Home of 1975 will be dust-tight pollen-free and destruction proof heated and cooled by solar energy. He predicted rooms will be more spacious easier to clean and maintain with automated kitchens and dishwashers and movable interior walls for quick color changes. A NAM study linked rising suburbia with a projected need for 30 million new dwellings by 1975 to sustain construction demand.
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Rochester
N.Y
National Association of Manufacturers
Allen A. Stockdale
New York State Federation of Womens Club
Stockdale
Lack of Food Balance Cited in SD Women Study
A South Dakota State College survey finds nearly half of interviewed women are overweight though expert Lida Burrill says they do not eat too much. The data show missing vital nutrients and no food shortage on the table.
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Brookings S. D
South Dakota State College
Lida M. Burrill
South Dakota
Ss Burrill
Funeral for Ex-Resident Clarence R. Howard
Clarence R. Howard, longtime South Acton resident and candy salesman, died Saturday at McCook Hospital Hartford after illness. Survived by wife Pearl, three sons, three sisters, five grandchildren, and nieces. Funeral held at Meehan & Kirwin Lowell. burial in Edson Cemetery.
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South Acton
Clarence R. Howard
McCook
Hartford
Connecticut
Haverhill Road
Windham
New Hampshire
Milford
Michigan
Estelle M. Wilson
Osterville
Augusta Morley
New Jersey
Jennie Cossaboom
Meehan & Kirwin Funeral Home
Lowell
Edson Cemetery
That City
Cornerstone Laid For New Waters Plant In Wayland
Waters Mfg Co of Waltham has laid the cornerstone for a new 10 000 square foot one story plant on a three acre site in Wayland Massachusetts. The project signals expansion with about 100 employees and a payroll approaching 14 million dollars within a year. The plant will house Waters Mfg Co and a related sales engineering unit and is to be completed by January with opening in February.
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Waters Mfg. Co
Waltham
Wayland
Massachusetts
Bay State
Robert A. Waters
Waters
New Hampshire
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Richard Preston
Waters Manufacturing Co
Harvard
Northeastern
Boston
Robert A. Waters, Inc
Chicago
Ill
Los Angeles
Cal
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Clearwater
Florida
Toronto
Canada
Citizen Dies Suddenly Amid Family Notice and Funeral Plans
The obituary notes the death of a NEN citizen with three brothers Robert F. Parke Concord Les lie F. Parke South Acton formerly Maynard and Concord John H. Parke Concord and four sisters Gertrude Daley Chelsea Virginia Prescott Ithaca New York Lillian Phalon Concord Katherine Gilfeather Concord plus nieces and nephews. Father Robert W. Parke died December 22 1946 a Spanish War veteran. Military funeral services from Vee Funeral Home Bedford Street Concord Friday at 9 am High Mass at St Bernard's Church. Town flag to half staff. Burial at St Bernard's Cemetery Concord.
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Robert F. Parke
Concord
Leslie F. Parke
South Acton
Maynard and
John H. Parke
Gertrude Daley
Chelsea
Virginia Prescott
Ithaca
New York
Lillian Phalon
Katherine Gilfeather
Robert W. Parke
Vee
Bedford Street
Concora
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
School day signals moved to noon at Coolidge
Maynard acting superintendent announces that afternoon no school signals will blow at 12:00 noon instead of 12:50 to align with Coolidge School afternoon sessions starting at 12:30, informing parents of the change.
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Maynard
Lever
Coolidge School
Governor Anderson Serenaded at Auburn Fall Festival
Gov. Viec tor Anderson attended a fall festival in Auburn after his second prison visit in five months to help quell a riot. The festival band marched to his stand and played The Prisoner's Song.
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Auburn
Neb
Viector Anderson
Be Prepared for Flat Tires A Practical Driver Guide
The article urges readers to carry out proper tire changes alone using a bumper jack, with steps to safely lift the car, remove the wheel, and install a spare. It emphasizes parking on level ground, using the hand brake, and wedging the vehicle on inclines. Night changes require tail light visibility and a flashlight.
Dennison Manufacturing Declares 35c Extra Dividend
The Directors have declared an extra dividend of 35 cents per share on the A Common and Voting Common stocks payable December 28 1955 to stockholders of record November 21 1955.
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Dennison Manufacturing Company
Reservists and Guardsmen Get Extra Training at Ft Knox
Young recruits aged 17 and 18 enter a shortened eight week program at Ft. Knox and four other posts under the Reserve Forces Act. Officers say the extra training is to soldiery while avoiding pampering. recruits like the balance of purpose and career potential.
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Charles K. Pentecost
United Press
Ft. Knox, Ky
Ft. Knox
Army
Cohn L. Kalmbach
Somers
Conn
University of Michigan
William E. Wilson
Louisville
Wilson
Hugh P. Harris
2Nd Army
Samuel L. Myers
Armored
Myers
Charles M. Russell
Ashfarh
364Th Engineers
Organized Reserve
Economic resilience idea gains currency in peacetime boom
The Chamber of Commerce asserts the U.S. economy expands without war spending. Since Korea, total output, national income, and employment rose while defense outlays fell. private enterprise grows more confident and peacetime production fuels growth. Silage urges drought preparedness for livestock reserves.
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Washington
U.S
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Korea
Chamber
National Guardsmen Face Reduced Reserve Obligation
The policy reduces the Reserve obligation for Guardsmen in the program by two years while they remain in the Active Reserve for seven percent years.
Test Card Summary From Urbana Ill Note
The fragment notes Urbana Illinois with a test card. It mentions Winter, orden, and a Norma test. It implies a test will proceed faster and be used locally.
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Urbana
Ill
Orden
Norma
Wages Fraud Mail Theft At Cotton Mill Noted
Enclosed wage mailings reveal a theft at a cotton textile mill. A note signed back boy claimed the incident and McKnight questioned the thief's identity. About 215 workers were affected by the wages and salaries issue.
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McKnight
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