Marlboro Enterprise pricing notice and publisher info
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper Enterprise Press Inc publishes Thursdays from 4 Walden Street Marlboro with editor W Currier. The notice lists address for eastern representation Julius Mathews in Boston and New York, and states no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements with reprint remedy.
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The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Mass
W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord
Emerson
Massachusetts
Inspection Time and Fall Season Notice in Massachusetts
Massachusetts law requires biannual vehicle inspections with stickers on windshields. The Registrar notes October as the next inspection window and warns of three driver penalties plus possible fines or suspensions for no sticker. Fall brings varied weather. extended vacation periods persist beyond Labor Day. New IRS forms reduce visible income brackets and improve readability though rates stay unchanged. Ownership statement details Concord Enterprise publication data with publishers and circulation numbers.
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Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles King
An Open Letter Urges Concord to Increase Giving to Community Chest
In October 1955 Concord letters urge residents to support the Concord Community Chest. Donald B. Wilson, 1965 Campaign Chairman, warns a small group currently provides a large share of donations and calls for broader, thoughtful pledges from all citizens to sustain the town’s charitable fund.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Communityi
Donald B. Wilson
Concord Community Chest, Inc
School Expansion Plans Weigh Growth and Site Options
The town’s school committee recommends expanding Sra Saacomba land for a full elementary school when expansion warrants it and studying enlarging Thor eau to match Alcott. They favor building new primary schools on new sites or enlarging small primaries, guided by three plans and a mixed approach to maximize pupil benefit and taxpayer economy.
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Thoreau
Alcott
Committee On
William Black
State School Building Assistance Commission
Boston
Thoreau and
Toto
Maynard Eleven Opens Grid Season In Concord
Maynard Eleven, an underdog yet determined, travels to Concord to face the Minutemen in the opener. Coach Will DeRosa fields an offense led by Bruce Warila, who scored twice in two games, while the defense stops St. Marys and Hudson. Limited depth and replacements threaten the rugged line as the Maynard squad aims for a season start with spirit and fight.
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Maynard
Emerson
Concord Minutemen
Will DeRosa
Hudson
Bruce Warila
St. Mary’s
Frank Merriwell
Phil Williams
Jim Luker
Bill Lizotte
Tom Duggan
Bob Jarmulowicz
Larry Shorette
Karl Larson
al Carlson
Fred Chandler
Billy Aho
Dick Carlton
Jim Lydon
Larry Armour
Concord School Expansion Review Shapes Future Plans
The report notes need for more elementary classrooms by 1957 with growth focused in the Bedford Street area. It favors primary units to save costs, urges careful site expansion around Thoreau and Alcott, and recommends flexibility for future redistricting and year round recreation spaces.
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Alcott School
Thoreau
Alcott
Planning Board
Bedford Street
Concord
Maynard to Host Palmer as Nov. 5 Football Clash
Maynard High prepares to host Palmer High of Western Massachusetts on Alumni Field Saturday November 5 in a key Midland League matchup. Maynard led by Coach Will DeRosa will face Palmer after a season opener at St Mary's Brookline and a string of league games through October.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Palmer
Wayland
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Hudson
Concord
North Andover
Marliboro
Milford
Clinton
Will DeRosa
Fran Collins
Don Sisson
Dick Lawson
John Sullivan
Local Beagles At Westford In Conservation Now Trials
South Acton Hunt Master George Wilkes led beagle trials for the Conservation Now program at Westford Sportsmen's Club on Sunday. The all day event drew 15 clubs. Flash, owned by Sherm Sebastian of Maynard, routed a cottontail along an old trail. Chico, owned by Charles Parrison of Acton, placed second, and Mike, owned by Harold Whitney of Acton, also placed.
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South Acton
George Wilkes
Conservation Now
Westford Sportsmen’s Club
Conservation
Sherm Sebastian
Maynard
Chico
Charles Parrison
Acton
Mike
Harold Whitney
Elks To Convene October Meeting In Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks No 1479 will host a regular meeting at BPOE Hall on Tuesday October 11 at 8 o clock Exalted Ruler George Vents presiding Plans include arranging the official visit of District Deputy Joseph McEnaney of West Newton on Sunday October 23.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
B.P.O.E. Hall
George Vents
Joseph McEnaney
West Newton
Genetti Paces Strikers and Jockeys Win
Bedford report shows Genetti led the Strikers with a 321, VanLathen 306, while Dumas starred for the Yanks. Jockeys beat Kelleys with Palmeri 296 and Daigle 281. 300 Club members Genetti and VanLathen highlighted scoring in a busy bowling night.
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Bedford
R. River
S. Matta
Leo Dumas
Yanks
Red Hot
Gould Motors
Charlie Genetti
Bob Powderly
Kelleys
D. Palmeri
Bob
Maxie
Daigle
B. Hartwell
Billerica Road
Cunningham
Stan Julin
C. Genetti
E. VanLathem
Carlson Rolls Best Triple in Acton Bowling Odds
Acton bowling Tuesday saw Carlson lead with a 307 triple and John McLaughlin a 132 best single. Other high triples included Smith 306 Boyden 305 Laughlin 301, with Ountlaws over Wildcats 3-1 Oilers over Outcasts 3-1 and Farmers over Wilm tops 3-1. top singles listed: Ballard 115 Scribner 113 Smith 112 Fierra 111 Conquest 110 Beach 105 Carlson 105 Boyden 104 Hatch 102 Marble 100 Perkins 100.
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Acton
Walter Carlson
John McLaughlin
Les Smith
Eddie Boyden
MoeLaughlin
Ountlaws
Wildcats
Oilers
Farmers
Ballard
S. Scribner
Smith
Fierra
Conquest
Beach
Carlson
Boyden
Hatch
Marble
Perkins
Concord Grid Rivals Active
Maynard defeated Concord's next opponent Hudson 36-19 in a warm up. Lexington fell to Wellesley 19-6 while Belmont was routed by Norwood 24-0. Framingham lost 16-6 to Marlboro, and Melrose edged Cambridge Latin 13-12.
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Concord
Maynard
Hudson
Lexington
Wellesley
Belmont
Norwood
Framingham
Marlboro
Melrose
Cambridge Latin
Sailor Redeems $700 Savings Bonds After War Camp
Before Corregidor fell in May 1942 a sailor invested $700 in U S Savings Bonds knowing Treasury would redeem if lost. He survived over three years in a prison camp and collected $700 plus interest from the bonds after release.
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Corregidor Fortress
U. S
Regional Acton-Boxborough School Contract Delays Reported
The Acton Boxborough regional district school committee reports delays and high bids for the regional school project. Factors include inflated bids, legal filing issues, and towns’ financial limits. The committee may incur 300000 in additional debt but must await town meetings on October 10.
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Acton
Acton-Boxborough
J. F. Rand & Son
Commissioner of Labor
Commttee
Concord-Unbeaten Ramblers Blank Tudys For Third Straight
Concord Rams rout Tudys to extend unbeaten run in Mill Dam Bowling League. Other scores include Jokers 3-1 at Lexington and K of C Jrs shutting out Priests 4-0 with Andy Lincoln 3-1 and Hubbardville rounding out the card.
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Concord — Ramblers
Mill Dam
Ramblers
K. of
C. Jrs
Jokers
Hubbardville
Andy Boy Priests
Lincoln
Tudys
K. of C. Srs
Concord
Lexington
Priests
Andy Lincoln
Pheasant cover in Massachusetts reassessed for legal hunting
A four district study finds about 364000 acres of pheasant cover remain legally huntable in Massachusetts. Housing, industry and safety zones reduce accessible areas, while private land postings and town closures cut further. Stocking continues with 68050 pheasants released this year, 36450 cocks, the legal quarry.
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Massachusetts
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Lew Schlotterbeck
Division of Fisheries and Game
High scorers list and team totals from October games
The page records high scores by Tognoni and Tobin with several players named for individual totals. Team totals include Hubbardville 283 and Ramblers 13. social calendar shows games and guests from October 11 to November 1 with an All Star announced.
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Tognoni
Sis
John Tobin
Andy Boy
L. Venti
W. Nickeumbo
K. Murphy
D. R. Bradley
Hubbardville
R. Cull
T. Fitzpatti
Srs
J. Finnivan
E. Carey
K. of
C. Drs
T. Burke
Kee
M. Gatognoni
Priests
Muscato
L. Dee, Sr
Ramblers
H. Wilkie
H. Smith
McCarthy
P. Moreason
N. Total
Pagano
Ge F. Giusti
T. Hill
J. Tetreault
T. Delsie
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Department of Agriculture Research Development
Starsboro
Dustin S. Lucier
Marlbooro
Rudolph W. Currier
N. M
Jones
Enterprise Press, Inc
John &, Rise
Sid Caesar
Jolene Kay Lake
Seattle
Wash
Sudbury
Concord Strategists
Shawn
Concord Grid
John O’connell
Bernie Mein
Walter Carew
Concord High
Palmer High
Western School
Westford
Elks
Genetti
John
Outlaws
Wildcats Wooltops
Farmers Outlaws
Wildcats Outlaws
Rambler Five
Sch
Antognoni
Fay
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