Enterprise Press Inc. Advertisement Terms and Rates
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper details editor address and publishing terms. Includes second class matter notice, printing responsibilities, and Eastern representation with Julius Matthews agencies. Subscription rate listed as five dollars per year.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Aera
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Ownership and circulation data for Concord Enterprise 1959
The Oct 1 1959 issue of Concord Enterprise Marlboro Mass lists Dustin S. Lucier as publisher Rudy Currier as editor Robert Pryor as managing editor and Bernard Lucier as business manager. The enterprise is owned by Enterprise Press Inc with address Liberty Street Marlboro and stockholders include Dustin Lucier. Bondholders none. Average weekly circulation 1325 copies. Sworn as of Sept 30 1959 Anthony J DiBuono notary.
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Es Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Dustin S. Lucier
Applewood Drive
Rudy Currier
Main St
W. Concord
Robert Pryor
Frye
St. Ext
Bernardin
Etryterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Robert E. Pryor
Anthony J. DiBuono
DeNormandie to Be Guest of L W V Here
Concord annual Opening Tea of the League of Women Voters will feature Rep James De Normandie Lincoln as speaker at the home of Mrs Harris Fans- stock Nashawtuc road Wednesday afternoon Oct 7 from 3 5 Rep DeNormandie who helped make Lexington Lincoln Concord Battle Road a national park will discuss National Park and Historic Sites Commission He speaks at 3 15 then answers questions Tea served afterward Mrs Harold Cabot president presides. Mrs George Goodspeed to introduce the narrator and Croft oversees social period
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Concord
League of Women Voters
James de Normandie
Lincoln
Harris Fahnestock
Nashawtuc Road
DeNormandie
Lexington
Battle Road
National Park
National Park ‘and Historic Sites Commission
Rep
League
Harold Cabot
George Goodspeed Neyroduce
Yaner
Tank Croft
Maynard Lions kickoff eye research fund sale
Maynard Lions Club opens its annual kickoff for the 1959 eye research fund under president Paul D. Sawyer. The drive seeks 250000 for Massachusetts projects, selling light bulbs at retail prices door to door and at downtown sites, with profits aiding eye research and blindness prevention.
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Maynard
Eye Research Fund
Maynard Lions Club
Paul D. Sawyer
Lions Eye Research Fund
Massachusetts
Reno J. Orsi
Maynard Lions
Lions
Lions Club
Stow Grange to Install New Officers in 1960
Stow Grange held Booster Night with about 80 members and visitors from Westboro Cambridge Marlboro Box and Stow. A kitchen band of under 12s from Westboro Juvenile Grange entertained along with a Marlboro girl on piano organ. Deputy Wheeler from Berlin will install town officers on Oct 6. new master will be Roland Wright from Gleasondale.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Westboro
Cambridge
Wheeler
Berlin
Roland Wright
Gleasondale
Masters Night at Maynard Grange Impresses Gathered Grangers
Maynard Grange hosting Past Masters Night drew members of the Grange and past masters to celebrate a longtime tradition. Pledges of fellowship and remarks highlighted the evening as the organization honored its experienced leaders.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
P. of H
Want Men for OCS In Area
Recruitment notice seeks college graduates under 27 in the New England area for officer candidate school. Selected applicants go to Newport Rhode Island for eight weeks, then commissioned as ensigns in the naval reserve. Active duty lasts two years with postings in personnel education public relations communications medical service and business administration. Administrative roles only, no clerical skills needed. Information at 560 Atlantic Avenue Boston Massachusetts.
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New England
Newport
R. I
Naval Reserve
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Mass
Retail Sales Expected to Hit New High This Christmas
United Business Service projects all time high retail sales for the coming Christmas season led by durable goods demand. Non durables with gains include women's apparel while food sales lag. Strikes affect trade in some areas but wage growth and consumer spending should lift overall Christmas sales above 1958.
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Boston
United Business Service
Sudbury Parents League Plans Open Meeting October 6
Sudbury Parents League will hold an open meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday October 6 at Mrs Howard Mors home 233 Concord road. Reports on archery riflery and bowling and a discussion on acquiring land and buildings for a possible Community Center for Sudbury youth will be presented. The league seeks more members and a teen age canteen may be discussed. Coffee will be served and all are welcome.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Pare’s League
Howard Mors
Concord Road
Featherland Farm
Idague
D.A.R. Chapter Opens Season With 65th Anniversary
The Concord First chapter of the D.A.R. meets Saturday at 2 15 p m at Mrs Julian White's home 408 Main Street West Concord to celebrate the chapter's 65th anniversary A short history will be presented and slides on Historic Delaware shown
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Concord
D.A.R
Julian White
Main Street
West Concord
Delaware
Concord News Bids Brief Look at Local Lives
Joseph Venti a six year old boy from Concord was injured by a family car and is recovering at home. Mr and Mrs Harry Carroll celebrated forty years of marriage at 68 Central Street. Russell Parson Sr of 60 Thoreau Street noted a recent family event. A World War II veteran and retired telephone installer recently moved from Concord to Squantum with family.
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Joseph Venti
Louis Venti
Elsinore Street
Harry E. Carroll
Central Street
West Concord
Russell F. Parsons
Thoreau Street
Ing Ser
Welf
Concord
Portland
Squantum
The
Telephone Company
Many-Lettered Man Lindon Weee Recalls Rose Bowls
Lindon Weee, veteran NFL defensive back, played for New York and California teams, appeared in two Rose Bowl Games and a Senior Bowl, reflecting on his long college and pro career.
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New York
Lindon Weee
New York California
Ford Hall to Open Season with Notable Speakers on October 4
The Ford Hall Forum marks its 52nd year with Averell Harriman speaking on Peace with Russia on October 4 in Jordan Hall at 8 PM. The lineup includes Robert Frost on October 11, Wechsler on Nixon, Rhine on ESP, Teller on Atoms for Peace, and Kissinger on U S power.
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Averell Harriman
Uni
Premer Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Great Britain
NATO
Robert Frost
Boston
Agitor. Wechsler
The
New York Post
Nixon
Margemecebenr Daemeencs
Ith
J. B. Rhine
Duke University
Edward Teller
Atoms For Peace
David K. Niles
Rufus E. Clement
Atlanta University
South
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
George W. Coleman
E. Clifton Daniel
Arthur M
Schlesinger, Jr
Vance Packard
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
C. Northcote Parkin
Retired Boston Editor Dies at 72 After Long illness
Ather Edmonds Jr 72 longtime Boston Traveler editor died at home after months of illness He served in WWI and WWII earning Croix de Guerre He was Harvard 1911 and joined the Herald Traveler in 1912 retiring 1954 Survived by wife two sons and five grandchildren Funeral held at Trinity Church Mount Auburn Cemetery burial private.
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Boston
Concord
Horton Edmands
Sudbury Road
Boston Traveler
Edmonds
Apremont
Harvard Club
Owl
Pudding Institute
Newspaper Guild of ‘Boston
Afl-Cio
James J. Mansfield Post
A. L
Cord
Fanny D. Bodman
Mas
Boston Travelers
John R
San Rafael
Cal
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Herald-Traveler
Joseph Dee and Son
Tree Talk on August fungi threaten urban trees
Dr Rush P Marshal of Bartlett Tree Research Labs says warm late summer weather fosters fungi that cause cankers heart rot and decay in trees. Wounds from hail, pests, lawnmowers or broken branches invite infection. early expert examination in autumn or winter and prompt pruning and antiseptic wound dressing can save trees and extend life. Urges feeding to boost vigor to help fight fungi.
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Rush P. Marshal
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Forum plans Sunday talks with moderator and reserved seats
The text notes Hon. Henry A. Wallace and Senator William Proxmire linked to Parkinson's Law discussions. Judge Reuben L. Lure, Forum president, will moderate Sunday nights. Forum subscribers have seating reserved until 7 45, then seats open to the public.
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Parkinson’s Law
Henry A. Wallace
William Proxmire
Reuben L. Lure
Forum
Expeasy Discusses Tiny Stutterers
Burlington Vermont UPI report quotes Dr Dalton of the Vermont Extension Service noting preschool stuttering is not alarming. He says most children do not notice hesitations unless interrupted or told to slow down. A real stutterer is conscious of speech and often embarrassed.
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Burlington, Vt
UPI
Dalton Ran
Vermont Extension, Service
A. Chiled
Vernon
Rummage Sale Committee Named for Hattndens Event
ATI chairmen announce committees for the rummage sale to run Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hattndens. Mrs Edward Kelley heads men's clothing and Mrs Elmer Joplin shoes. Others include Mrs Alfred Soyiate tickets and Mrs Elmer Funkhouser fence. Publicity by Mrs F D Edes, treasurer Mrs D A Carpenter, and pickup by Mrs Robert Butman.
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Curtis
ATI
Edward Kelley
Elmer Joplin
Alfred A “Soyiate
Elmer Funkhouser
Eoward Thomas
Richard Montague
Lawrence Sanford
William
F. D. Edes
D. A. Carpenter
Robert Butman
Warren Oster
George Bramhall
District Program At Field Station Sets Home Economics Debate
Four counties Middlesex Essex Norfolk and Worcester send laywomen and Extension agents to a Friday program at Waltham Field Station to discuss the future of home economics programs in Extension services under Winifred and Barbara Snow Tan from the University of Massachusetts. Representatives include Middlesex County members Mrs Rogers Clarke Ashland Mrs Walter Brown Framingham and Mrs Fitz Mrs Richard A Firth South Acton.
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Concord
Waltham
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Worcester
Winifred
Home Economics
Barbara Snow- Tan
University of Massachusetts
Middlesex County
Roger Clarke
Ashland
Walter Brown
Framingham
Fitz
Richard A. Firth
South Ac
Whist Series Starts October 7 At Acton Church
South Acton-Couples Club at South Acton Congregational Church met to plan a yearly program. A weekly whist party runs Wednesdays in October and November beginning October 7 at 8 pm with prizes per table and a door prize. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs Rufus McFarland and Mr and Mrs Donald Brazee.
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South Acton
Carlisle Grange to Install Officers Next Wednesday
Installation of new officers of Carlisle Grange P H No 402 set for 8 o clock at the Grange Hall. Kris Larsen will be inducted as new master succeeding Mrs Bessie Wald. Margaret Saare state grange official from Chelmsford MA and her suite will conduct the installation. A collation will follow.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Grange
Kris Larsen
Pater
Bessie Wald
Margaret Saare
Chelmsford
Massachusetts State Grange
Notes Of Interest At St Bernard's Week
St Bernard notes list the altar boys for the week Joseph Diskin and Kenneth Malcolm. Saturday marks Children’s Day urging all children to receive Holy Communion for world peace in honor of Our Lady of Fatima. Masses at 7 and 9 remain, with October rosary and prayers to St Joseph at each daily mass. Boys Scout committee met at the rectory Tuesday evening.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Joseph Diskin
Kenneth Malcolm
St. Joseph
Boys Scout Committee
Scouts On Trip To West Point
A scouting group traveled to New York with a weekend visit including West Point and a church, returning Sunday evening. One group remained in New York for extra activities during the trip.
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West
New York
West Point
Death of Dr Edward Stapleg
Mrs John Murdock announces the death of Dr Edward Stapleg and the funeral will be held Tuesday at Kuri dan's cemetery.
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John Murdock
Edward Stapleg Ter
Kuridan
Town Notice Clarifies Chapter 266 Advertisement Limits
A legal notice outlines Chapter 266 provisions about advertising limits and required written consent or tenancy details. The text clarifies that certain devices or wording may not be necessary if approved by the appropriate authority.
Public Hearing On Hilltop Petition At Town Hall
A public hearing is set for October 27, 1959 in Town Hall regarding a Hilltop petition. The Board of Edward Clerk is listed with file 58-46 as the petitioner.
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Board of Edward Clerk
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