Marlboro Enterprise Press publishes issue details
The Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise Press Inc announces issue publication every Thursday from 46 Liberty Street Marlboro. R W Currier editor at 4 Walden Street Concord provides masthead and post office entry date August 25 1908. Subscription rate single copy five cents. one year two dollars.
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Enterprise Press Inc
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R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Mass
Eastern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Dustin S. Lucier
Rudolph W. Currier
Concord
N. M. Jones
Iwariboro
Eden
Enterprise Press, Inc
Dustin
S. ‘Lucier
John E. Rice
Buying Spree Continues Amid Optimism in Household Finances
The Federal Reserve survey shows two thirds expect good times this year, with two in five feeling better off than last year and one in four worse off. Nearly two in five anticipate improved finances next year, signaling strong consumer buying in autos homes furniture and appliances.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Handy Home Hacks From Daily Life Tips
Simple household fixes from a 1950s style guide include stabilizing a vase with sand, straightening knitting needles in hot water, cleaning garbage pails with Pine-Sol, placing marbles in toes of stockings to reduce wind, and numbing a splinter with an ice cube. Stainless steel is noted as the easiest kitchen metal to clean.
Sudbury School Cheerleaders Chosen at Tryouts in Gym
Sudbury High announces the 10 cheerleaders selected by Student Council from tryouts. Senior members include Rochelle Balkam Deanna Gerzia Nancy Howard Miriam Maenpan and Nancy Vana with juniors Joyce Deneault Leanne Mahoney Beverly Nims sophomores Dorothy Farrell Mary Fellows and freshman Ann Harding.
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Rochelle Balkam
Deanna Gerzia
Nancy Howard
Miriam Maenpan
Nancy Vana
Joyce Deneault
Leanne Mahoney
Beverly Nims
Dorothy Farrell
Mary Fellows
Ann Harding
Nancy Allen
Darryl Hinds
Sudbury
Irene Tutung
Frank Cartman
Sandra Dugan
Nancy Harpin
Hester Lewis
Nicholas Mercury
Ruth Peterson
Maynard School News Highlights Student Activities
Maynard High reports club leaders and society events with Dramatic Club officers led by James Luker, a Girls Choir organized with 60 members, and polio inoculations for about 100 students. Student Council elects Richard Carlton president and committees form for school activities. Emerson Junior High and Green Meadow School note student officers and new facilities outlook.
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Meredith Lever
Shirley Marsh
Joan Tobin
James Luker
Linda Caarela
Carol Lawson
Sandra Spratt
Meldon Niemi
Bruce Pekkala
Catherine Lydon
Virginia Erkkila
Nancy Uljua
Clark
Ayotte
Maynard High Dramatic Society
Joanne Crandell
John Kulevich
Sally Boeske
Sally
Maynard High School
Carole Croft
Sandra Waldron
Patricia Tobin
Susan Scacciotti
Richard Carlton
Jeanne Gragadell
John “Kulevich
John White
Richard Martino
Swift Hathaway
Judith Byrne
Mary Lou Duggan
Karen Craddell
Carolyn Cunningham
Smitch Hathaway
Edward Muslin
Walter Crowther
Anne Parker
Edward Robinson
Emerson Janior High School
Emerson’ Junior High School
Ann Fraser
Mary -Lee Darcy
Robert Johnson
Robert Hannon
Ann Lawlor
Carolyn Harding
Elaine Mariano
Barry Palmaccio
Richard Tierney
Paul Staple
Joan Wheeler
Jane Varmill Ea
Walter Annett
Girls’ Glee Club
Adrienne Ruggiero
Virginia Rizzo
Carol ‘Ann Graceffa
John Wheeler
Boys’ Glee Club
Don@ji Kankanpa
Barry Heinonen
Richard ’ Tierney
Asurer
Carl Prescott
Wo Turior
Boston
Eileen Keane
Green Meadow
Greet Meadow
Maynard Teachers’ Association
Catherine Murray
Mary Kivikoski
Marion May
Williams to Return for 1957 Red Sox Season
Boston manager Mike Higgins said Ted Williams will return for 1957 as the Red Sox finished fourth at Yankee Stadium. Williams left New York for a two week fishing trip after Mantle did not start, while Mickey Mantle led in homers and RBI with 52 and 130 respectively and the Yankees won the batting crown.
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Mike Higgins
Ted Williams
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Williams
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Neighbors Dave Sisler Leads Red Sox To Ninth Win
Dave Sisler, rookie right hander for Boston, worked nine innings for his ninth win against eight losses, allowing nine hits and Yogi Berra's 30th homer. Tom Morgan relieved for New York in the 10th and suffered the loss. Boston finished 84-70, 12 games behind New York. Cleveland second, Chicago third.
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Dave Sisler
Red Sox
Yogi Barra
Boston
Tom Morgan
Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Big Bend National Park’s Vast 707000 Acre Wilderness
Big Bend National Park in west Texas covers more than 707000 acres of rugged mountains and arid canyons, illustrating its expansive desert landscape and diverse terrain.
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Big Bend National Park
West Texas
Lincoln-Sudbury Soccer Practice Steams Ahead
Lincoln-Sudbury boys soccer enters early conditioning with 55 candidates for 22 spots. Varsity and Junior Varsity split practice venues as they prepare for a four-game schedule and a October 2 opener at Hudson. Coach Mr. Rogers along with post graduates Bill Smith and Bill Hoagland lead daily sessions.
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Hudson
Rogers
Bill” Smith
David Abrahamson
Alan Moulton
Steve Bradley
Roward
Bill” Kerwin
Frank “Thunder” Cartman
Randy” Hairston
Russ” Do Doherty
Bobby’ Brenn
Watertown
Briggs High Bowler Leads Olympics Win in League Night
Acton Curtis Briggs rolled 344 and 125 to pace Acton bowlers. In team results Orioles 2 1 Farro ers Browns 3 1 Outlaws Olympics 3 1 Owls. Other high scorers included John wm 314 Walter Carlson 12 Jim Baker 121 Ed Peterson 117 D Scribner 117. Barons vs Olympics Outlaws vs Orioles Farmers vs Owls set for 8 30 p m Tuesday.
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Curtis Briggs
Harvard
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Outlaws
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Owls
John Wm
Walter Carlson
Jim Baker
Ed Peterson
D. Scribner
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Barons
Williams Loses New England Title in 12 Round Fight
Springfield's Barry Allison regained the New England middleweight crown with a unanimous decision over Worcester's Don Williams at Valley Arena in Holyoke. Allison, 1524, cut Williams twice, drawing blood in rounds two and ten, winning six rounds to Williams' four with two even rounds.
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Springfield
Barry Allison
New England
Don Williams
Worcester
Valley Arena
Allison
Williams
Acton Junior High Hockey Preview at 3 P.M.
Reported notes describe a Sep victory by a regional high school team with goals by Judg and a right-sided strike by Carthy. The game featured strong defense from Jeanne Steele Mi and Catherine with a watchful goalie and a late half rally. The Jr. teams meet Acton today at 3 p.m.
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Jeanne Steele
Catherine
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Acton
Eagles Stay Undefeated in Tight Terrier Rush
Harvard Tufts Cambridge showdown looms as Boston University aims to rebound against a disciplined BC squad. The Eagles, led by a strong second half surge, edged Bowdoin and Kept the Crimson on alert with solid defense and pinpoint passing.
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Tom Whalen
Hanover
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