Marlboro Advertisements From The Enterprise Press 1908
Fragmentary OCR noting Marlboro Massachusetts newspaper notice details from 1908. It cites second class mail status, publication weekly Thursdays, act of Congress date, and advertising typographical error handling. Mentions Eastern Representative Julius Mathews Agency locations in Boston and New York. Subscription rates reference single copies per year.
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Marlboro
Massachupe
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Peas in a Pod and Unusual Freshman Story Highlight Voter Shifts
Maine and 33 states plan governor races this fall with Republicans holding 22 seats and Democrats 11. Reelection bids are limited by term limits, creating many new faces and reshaped party dynamics as campaigns stress policy shifts. Also featured is Kenny No a Korean War era MIG test pilot turned immigrant student whosecured admission to the University of Delaware and will pursue American education, symbolizing freedom and opportunity in a free country.
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Maine
Naional
Kenny No
U. S
Mark Clark
Kittle
University of Delaware
State Department
Oo No
Seville shoppers drift from town as benches recall old customs
Seville Ohio vendors report dull downtown as locals shop out of town for entertainment and novelty. Merchants debate public displays and outside promotions while reflecting on community value and the lure of out-of-town traffic. The piece contrasts with Lincolnton North Carolina's plea to restore shaded uptown benches for visitors.
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Seville Chronicle
Seville
Ohio
Reed
Lincoln Times
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Courthouse
Main St
Ownership statement for Concord Enterprise 1954 issue
Ownership and circulation data for the Concord Enterprise Marlboro Mass issued October 7 1954. Publisher Dustin S Lucier editor Rudolph W Currier business manager N M Jones. Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro. Average daily circulation 1280. Notary John E Rice.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
WuLliberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Dustin S. Lucier
Rudolph W. Currier
N. M. Jones
Enterprise Press, Inc
Marlboro, Mass
John E. Rice
Air Police Aid Lexington Traffic Zone
Lexington officials and military traffic coordinators met to address dangerous congestion on Senoo Street, where a civilian and base traffic mix endangers children. Air policemen were deployed to support local police, with no civilian authority, while permanent solutions are sought. A-3C Flatt and A-2C Zitano were among the first to respond.
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Wood Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Col. Fitzgerald
Leonard Zuckerman
James F. Carr
Lexington
Lexinton
Flatt
Cooksville
Texas
Zitano
Fall River
Two New Dens Lead Concord Cub Pack 49 Start
Eighty one boys joined Cubmaster Ken Gunn at the first pack meeting at the high school. Mrs McClure's dens won inspection honors while Watkins announced a blue liberty bell award for increased 1954 membership. registrations followed a puppet movie and a Boston film with 11 dens expected and two den mothers needed. Next meeting is Friday in October.
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Concord
Ken Gunn
Gordon Smith
Salt used by chemical industry drives national demand
The Salt Institute reports about 13.5 million tons of the yearly 20 million ton production go to the chemical industry while only 3 percent or 600,000 tons reach U.S. dinner tables.
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The
Salt Institute
Chemical
U.S
Pigskin Pickins Special To The Paper
A college football style column notes weekly football picks with teams like Framingham Marlboro Lexington Wellesley Reading Swampscott Chelmsford Hudson Gardner Arlington Belmont Brookline Dedham Lexington Stoneham Melrose Malden Woburn Wakefield Natick Wellesley Chelmsford Brockton Newton Weston Watertown Rindge Groton Middlesex and Manchester Center. The author claims 315 points from two weeks toward a 440 point season and projects a possible 240 more this week.
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Waltham
Framingham
Marlboro
Lexington
Wellesley
Reading
Swampscott
Chelmsford
Tewksbury
Watertown
Hudson
Gardner
Arlington
Belmont
Brookline
Leominster
Concord
Maynard
Needham
Dedham
Stoneham
Melrose
Malden
Woburn
Wakefield
Natick
Ghelms
Ford
Draculé
Newton
Brockton
Weston
Ashland
Groton
Governor Dummer
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Lowell
Manchester Central
Top Scorers In Maynard Club This Week
Maynard leads the 300 Club with Andy Loiko scoring 324 as the top marksman. Other Maynard players Kane 322 Batlin 322 Carra 813 Karo 305 Fava 305 Bundalvitch 305 Wilkenson 304 Palma 301. W Concord and Acton players also appear among the scorers. Holy Name’s Horgan posts 800.
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Maynard
Andy Loiko
Loiko
Kane
Batlin
Carra
Jones, W. Concord
Watking
Acton
D. Scribner
McLaughlin
Hansen
W. Concord
Karo
DeMeo
Concord
Fava
Bundalvitch
W. C
Wilkenson
Palma
Horgan, Holy Name
Acton Boys Soccer Team Rally With Two Wins
The Acton high school varsity soccer team shows two wins in the 1954 season. Results include an 8 0 loss to Watertown on September 21 and a 4 2 win over Medford on September 27.
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Acton
Watertown
Actor
Medford
Sudbury
Lawrence Academy
Special Musicale For Woman's Club Meets This Year
Concord Mrs EE Clifford Goodspeed president announces music at all Woman's Club meetings this year. Mrs William Tracy Smith chairs the music committee. First meeting Monday October 11 features Grace A Dean piano before the 2 45 start. Dean Trio famed in New England with Dean as trumpet soloist now at Deaconess Home. Piano selections include Adagio Pathetique Beethoven Aria Brahms By the Ocean Orth and selections from Gade.
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Concord
Clifford Goodspeed
William Tracy Smith
Grace A. Dean
New England
Grace Dean
Miss Dean
Deaconess
Beethoven
Gade
Concord Invades Maynard on Alumni Field Saturday
Concord travels to Alumni Field for a 2 PM Saturday clash with Maynard in a renewed local rivalry. Coached by Bernie Megin, Concord aims for another Class A title, facing a Maynard squad hampered by injuries but determined to challenge the visitors.
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Concord
Maynard
Minutemen
Alumni Field
Concordians
Will DeRosa
Megin
Bernie Megin
Bob Davidson
Andy Hurne
Dave Bouchard
Tom Alexander
Euks McLoughlin
DeRosa
Shorette
Don Torppa
Jim Duggan
Hudson
Orange and Black
Acton High Girls Win Two Contests
The Acton High School girls varsity field hockey squad posted two wins. On September 24 they beat Sudbury 4-1 with goals by Sylvia Flint Priscilla Harris and Lucy Newport. On September 29 they defeated Chelmsford 1-0 with Martha Lee scoring. Next game at Chelmsford on October 19.
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Acton
Sudbury
Sylvia Flint
Priscilla Harris
Lucy Newport
Chelmsford
Martha Lee
West Concord P T A Meets October 14 at Harvey Wheeler
The West Concord P T A opens its fall session next Thursday October 14 at 8 o clock in the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium. President Arthur Sadler will preside during the business session. A tea for parents and teachers reported was postponed from September 28 to last Thursday afternoon.
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West Concord
West Concord P. T. A
Harvey Wheeler School
Arthur Sadler
Williams Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery at Emerson Hospital
Concord Councillor David B. Williams of Wood Street yesterday underwent gall bladder removal surgery at Emerson Hospital. He had been under observation the past week and hopes for a speedy recovery, shared by many friends in his district.
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Concord
David B. Williams
Woodstreet
Emerson Hospital
Williams
Concord church youths plan Cedar Hill picnic
Concord Senior Young People of the First Parish Church will attend a federation picnic at Cedar Hill Waltham on Sunday, leaving the vestry at 2 15 pm. The Junior group will meet in the vestry at 6 30 pm Sunday.
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Cedar Hill
Waltham
Lions Club to Meet at Musketaguid Sportsmen’s Club
Concord Lions Club changes supper venue to Musketaguid Sportsmen's Club for the October 12 meeting at 6 30. Sgt Fred Nolan provides spaghetti and meatball dinner. President Robert Lortz will preside and Past President Rothwell MacRae will present the speaker. Leonard Rae to award perfect attendance pins.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Musketaguid Sportsmen’s Club
Fred Nolan
Robert 3.Lortz
Rothwell N. MacRae
Leonard E. Rae
Ty-Rods Hear Talk By Concord Rotary President
At the Ty-Rods Monday meeting at their usual club place Benjamin F Clark president of Concord Rotary Club spoke. The club thanked him for the talk and pledged to continue efforts to make drivers safer and better.
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Concord
Ty-Rods
Benjamin F Clark
Concord Rotary Club
Clark
Bedford Doctor Addresses Concord Rotary Meeting
Charles A. Pinderhughes MM of the U S Veterans Hospital Bedford spoke to the Concord Rotary Club after lunch at Howard Johnsons. He was introduced by Harry Martin, a Bedford member employed in Concord, with President Benjamin F. Clark presiding.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Charles A. Pinderhughes
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Harry Martin
Benjamin F. Clark
Trust Notice Disclaims Wife's Debts in 1954
A forbidden trust notice states that from September 23 1954 the signer Thomas B O Toole will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Ruth M O Toole. The notice is dated September 23 1954 with additional lines October 7 14 21.
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Ruth M. O'Toole
Thomas B. O’toole
Masnare Lagging In Grid Series
Concord leads the long series against Masnare 18 wins 15 losses and four ties dating to 1896. Concord also leads in points 444 to 383. Last year Wil De Rosa’s team lost 41 7 and no Maynard squad has beaten Concord since 1940.
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Dati
Concord
Wil de Rosa
Maynard
Ten New Uniforms For Cheerleaders Made By Student
Concord students were astonished to learn the attractive new uniforms worn by the cheerleaders at last Saturday's game were made by Nancy French a junior in the high school Ten uniforms is a tremendous order and this is an achievement any girl can be proud Congratulations Nancy the cheerleaders performed well and were encouraged by their smart appearance
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Concord
Nancy French
Nancy
Action Banned Season in et League ting
Fragmented report lists teams and scores with several unreadable items. Mentions Firemen and Farmers Yankees in standings and a whelming victory amid unclear context.
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Acton
Triple Servne
Lessen Sant
Bob Mets
Smith
George Hatch
Real estate ads mix with sports and politics in Marlboro notices
In a lively town listing, Doug Tang on Post Road notes sales of a red school house and two Concord Road lots, plus a flood of Marlboro and Maynard listings. References to Nixon Republicans and Democratic ideas spill into tubing about banks, registries, and local brokers.
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Maynard and Stow
Stow
Doug Langille
York Yankees
New York Giants
Pasebal
Braves
Roy Williams
Maine
North
Concord Rd
Marlbo
Registry of Deeds
Concord
Ogilvie
Ogi
Nixon
Hudson
Warner Soop
School St
Pope St
Bath
G. L
Maynard
Concord Street
Central St
West Acton
Gleasondale
Howland St
Mapie St
Pati
Aia
Ness
Laoa
Marlboro Saguilet
Arlington
Mass
Sudbury
al Crowley
Hudson Rd
Marlboro
Intentio
Doug Tang
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Sox
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Jim Piersall
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Woman’s Club
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