Marlboro Enterprise Press identity notice and disclaimer
A 1908 Marlboro Enterprise Press publication announces it is printed as second class mail at Marlboro Massachusetts under federal law and includes a disclaimer about typographical errors in advertisements and reprints any erroneous portion.
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Deserted children prompt tougher enforcement of laws
Letters discuss state action on desertion and child welfare, urging jail terms for fathers who abandon families to reduce societal burden. Mention Kansas City recovery, and a note from Concord water safety group praising local coverage. Includes ownership statement for Concrete Lait and staffing details.
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Industrymen Speak at Concord Community Chest Meeting
About 45 attendees heard past president Robert Parks and Eaton discuss the Concord Community Chest campaign. A $50 vote approved funding and plans for a children's Christmas party and a town cleanup campaign.
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Robert ®. Parks and Eaton
Concord Community Chest, Inc
Fire damages Tompkins home. kitchen spared
A fire caused about 5000 dollars in damage to the Tompkins residence knocking smoke and water damage into the living room and upstairs while the kitchen remained unharmed. The loss is covered by insurance. Fire crews responded around 5:18 a.m. and arrived at about 7 a.m.
Federal Jobs Open at Concord Post Office
A Concord post office listing announced by Civil Service secretary H. O. M. Helsher invites applicants for federal storekeeper jobs with starting salaries from 2200 to 2450 a year and a higher grade at 2650. No prior experience required for lower grades. a written test is required for all.
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Civil Service
Concord Postoffice
New England
Helsher
Congress
Local births announced in Concord Maynard and Stow
Emerson hospital welcomes nine newborns this week. Antonio Jiminez at Nine Acre corner Concord bears a daughter born September 25. James Allan of Parker street Maynard reports a son born September 25. Harold Hanson of White Pond road Maynard welcomes a daughter born September 26. Edward Marston of Lexington road Concord greets a son born September 26. Dominic Ammen dolia of Highland street West Concord has a son born September 28. Robert Dempsey of Crescent street Stow reports a daughter born September 30. Warren Peck of Center place Stow announces a daughter born September 30. Weikko Reini of Gleasondale road Stow has a son born September 30. Charles Dawson of Great road Maynard greets a daughter born September 30.
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Antonio Jiminez
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
James J. Allan
Parker Street
Maynard
Harold Hanson
White Pond Road
Edward R. Marston
Lexington Road
Dominic Ammendolia
Highland Street
West Concord
Wedding Trip For Parker Family To Kirksville Missouri
Mrs. Margaret Parker and her children Sheila and Frank travel Saturday to Kirksville Missouri for the wedding of John Parker and Loretta Beatrice. John, in Air Force training at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, will marry Loretta Beatrice from Medford. Mrs Beatrice and her daughter drive to attend. Mrs Parker and Sheila plan to return Sunday by plane.
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Concord to Host U N Delegate Mrs Edith Sampson Speaker
Mrs Edith Sampson, noted Negro attorney and U N delegate, will speak at the U N Day celebration in Concord on October 24. The event, organized with Boston Council of United Nations, aims to honor a prominent Black civic leader amid fears of communist propaganda.
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Civil Defense Agency Orders Town Evacuee Shelter Survey
The Civil Defense Agency surveys town housing capacity to estimate shelter provisions for evacuees. A housing division file will guide allocations if needed. Director Frederick H. Lovejoy names a committee including Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer and Laurence E. Richardson to conduct the survey. Deputy wardens Mortenson and Bauer will supervise data collection.
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Civilian Defense Headquarters
Housing Division of Concord Agency
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Herbert B. Hosmer
Laurence E. Richardson
Bradford Robinson
Board of Public Welfare
Russell Hunt
Civil Defense
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George A. Bauer
Sudbury Visit and Boston Open House Highlight Local News
Mrs. Stanford Wrigh(t) Vincent of Schenectady visits her niece Miss Florence Armes Hosmer at Hosmer House Sudbury. In Boston, Sudbury students from Vesper George School of Art attend open house at the Chinese Merchants Building hosted by architect Benjamin Wong Pa. The tour featured embroidered wall hangings, Chinese motion pictures, a play, an operetta, refreshments and roof garden dancing, with Boston praised for the new monument.
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Sudbury
Open House Sudbury
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Robert McLean
Vesper George School of Art
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Square Dance Attracts Joe Perkins From Elm Farm
Sudbury residents and dance fans are invited to a PTA square dance October 11 at the school gym. Joe Perkins from Elm Farm East Boxford and his orchestra have played dances across New England. All ages welcome.
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Joe Perkins
Kuntry Baller
Elm Farm
East Boxford
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