Marlboro Mass weekly notice rates and editorship
Classified notice from a Marlboro Mass weekly paper shows second class matter status dated August 25 1908 with office at 25 Walden Street Concord Mass edited by Rudolph W Currier. It lists advertising rates 75 cents per inch first insertion 25 cents per inch second insertion and subscription details including annual six month and single copy price of 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Congress
Enterprise “Press. Inc
Ambiguous historical note on 1847 railroads and funding
Fragmentary OCR mentions an ambassador described as honest and abroad, a reference to a railroad, a bank fund, and a teacher or editor figure. The text is garbled with distorted names and dates, offering little clear narrative or verifiable facts.
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Wotton
Grounded aircraft losses reshape European air war outlook
The article notes that destruction of planes on the ground became dominant in Europe. Poland’s air force was largely wiped out, with many aircraft ruined while on fields in Holland Belgium and France. Germans hid planes undisturbed in underground hangars while British and American observers consider safer housing for planes and underground factories.
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Poland
Holland
Belgium
France
Britain
America
Can a President be Elected Without Majority Support
The article notes historical examples where a candidate won the presidency with a minority of the national popular vote. It explains the Electoral College system, where states select electors equal to their congressional delegation and electors cast votes by state. A simple state majority suffices to determine that state's electoral votes, potentially producing a president despite overall popular vote gaps.
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Hayes
Whhe
Tilden
Cleveland
Harrison
Election note on majority votes and outcome
A fragment states that the margin by which a candidate leads does not affect election results. It emphasizes that popular vote beyond the majority has no influence on final outcomes. The line references general voting principles without a specific race or figure.
Maynard Fire Department Observes Fire Prevention Week
The Maynard Fire Department observes Fire Prevention Week with school drills and hazard corrections. Fire Chief George T. Priest spoke to students about fire prevention after drills at Roosevelt and Bancroft Street schools, with 280 and 190 pupils exiting promptly. Further drills planned at Junior High and Main Street schools. The department conducts monthly mercantile inspections and invites homeowner cooperation. Fred King, 66, retired after 1896 service, will receive retirement benefits. Firefighters will repair toys for Santa Claus and distribute them at Christmas. residents may donate old toys to the fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Fire Department
George T. Priest
Roosevelt
Bancroft Street
Main Street
Fred. King
Fire Department
Santa Claus
Maynard Grange Barn Dance and Degree Work Highlight Local Event
Maynard Grange hosts the Barn Dance at Parker Street Hall with Eric Parneil as general chairman. Alex Rourke directs the hall in a farm atmosphere while Vive animals, prizes, and costumes attract attendees. The group also advances Third and Fourth Degree work with a large candidate class led by Dorothy Alving and Raymond Jones.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Eric
Orville Tucker
Alex Bourke
William Hayward
Veronica “Cretehtgy
Anne Duclos
Howard Whitney
Haze
Rumpus
Eva Evers
Ina Edwards
Howard F. King
James ‘Farrell
Charles Shattuck
Michael O'Toole
Eo Comean
Grange
Dorothy Alving
Raymond Jones
Framingham Grange
Annursnac Grange
West Concord
Adelaide Sims
Grange Hall
Wiliam Cameron
South Acton
Concord Enterprise Ownership Report Sept 30 1940
Statement of ownership for the Concord Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts shows Enterprise Press Inc as owner with an $8 known bondholder Dean Palmer New York NY. Dustin S Lucier editor and managing editor signed the document dated before October 8 1940 within Middlesex County Massachusetts.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
State of
Massachusetts
Dean Palmer
New York
N. Y
Dustin S. Lucier
Harris, McDonough
Rebekahs Install Officers at Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge installed officers at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday night led by district deputy president Mrs. Viola Parsons. Florence Hastings became noble grand with Vera Leithead as vice grand and Eleanor Leithead as senior grand.
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Maynard — Mizpah
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Florence B. Hastings
Noble Grand
Vera Leithead
Bertha Ll. Whitney
Hazel Price
Elsie Brayden
Eleanor Jones
Mary Jones
Marion Butterworth
Qustrude Prescott
Inside Guardian
Charles Shattuck
Outside
Guardian
Edith MacAuslin
N. G
Eleanor Leithead
L S.N. G
Gertrude Keene
V G
Lottie Maguire
Grace E.coon
Inez MacDonald
Eva Smith
Myrtle Kelley
Flora Babb
Abbie Isner
Mary K Stone
Ethel Olsen Ruby Malcolm
William ‘Jones
Viola Parsons
Maynard Auxiliary Officers Re-elected at AOH Annual
Mrs. Josephine Sheridan was re elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary AOH at the annual meeting. New officers include Mrs Eliza Okerholm as vice president and Mrs Julia White as financial secretary. Installation and banquet set for November 6. Delegates from Maynard attended the Middlesex County Board meeting in Marlboro led by Mrs Josephine Sheridan and included Mrs Mary Sheridan Mrs Mary Connors and others.
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Mary Sheridan
Mary Connors
Elizabeth Oberholm
Mary Boothroyd
Maynard
Double Door to open Dramatic Club season at Maynard
Maynard Club presents the three act thriller Double Door by the Dramatic Club. The plot centers on an old New York family fortune tied up in litigation and mystery in a mansion on Fifth Avenue. Margaret Martin plays Victoria Van Bret with Hulda Nelson as Caroline Van Bret offering a strong foil.
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Maynard
Dramatic Club
New York
Fifth Avenue
Victoria van Bret
Margaret Martin
Peg
Hulda Nelson
Carolline van Bret
Mrs. Martin
Caroline van Bret
Fragmentary Verse Item About Bindings of Love
A short fragment describes binding with poetic imagery comparing cords and cables to love and loyalty. It hints at forceful ties and the strength of devotion beyond mere rope or thread in human relations.
Acton Woman's Club plans varied year of programs
Acton Woman's Club distributes the year's programs featuring Miss Sybil Capwell, Helen Rooth, and Mrs. Harlan Tuttle. Sessions include lectures, art talks, music by Dorothea Bertelson and Dorothea Tirrell, travels, and an Arctic trip illustrated by Dr. John Wilcox.
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West Acton
Mountains
Twining Lynés
Dorothy George
Vesper George School of Art
Dorothea Bertelson
Ruth ‘Haysey
Walter Stevens
David A. Westcott
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clayton “H. Stevens
Frank Rogers
Arctic
John Maxson Wilcox
Elaine Tirrell
Francis M. Collins
Finland
George Kiponen
Penny Sale
Carrie Tirrell
Francis Wholly
Joseph FitzGibbons
Samuel E. Knowlton
Spencer Ere
Rauzy
Frederick G. Allen Flut
West Acton Woman's Club
Howard Jones
Allan Moody
Mme
Jacques de Morinni
Barbara R. Peel
Acton Garden Club
David Lawson
Hill
Warren Hartwell
Elizabeth Cook Myrick
Three Cornered Bible Class Opens at West Acton Church
At West Acton Baptist Church Rev Arthur H Wilde leads a three cornered contest for a Sunday class. The Reds run by Wilde the Whites led by Joseph Gallant and the Blues steered by Russell Briggs will guide a 12 noon session lasting until 12 45 in the church hall. Twenty three men attended the class last Sunday and the session plans to continue weekly.
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Mr. Wilde
Joseph Gallant
Russell Briggs
Sanday Ang
Maynard Hockey Club Returns to Ice Against Framingham
After a two week absence Maynard Hockey Club resumes action at Fitchburg Arena this Thursday evening facing Framingham. New player manager Rene Aho leads a strengthened lineup with the Ollila brothers and additions from Concord. Framingham, a top regional club, has twice defeated Needham, drawing a large local crowd to the doubleheader.
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Maynard
Framingham
Fitchburg Arena
Rene Aho
Ollila Brothers
Aho
Besco
Jokisaari
Foley
Sidorovich
Palaima
Peterson
Maki
Titchburg
Bedford Thomas Returns From Charlmont Summer
Bedford Thomas of North road has returned home after summering in Charlmont. Mr and Mrs Ronald Creeg of North road move to Corburn. Mrs and Mrs Gardner Raymond Hillside avenue prepare to move to Lincoln. Mrs Mary Abbott Hancock street enjoys a Nova Scotia trip to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Emerson Fox Jr of Waltham move to their new home on Great road this week. Congratulations to J. B. Sayer Cord road on the birth of a son September 30 at Walnut Street hospital Arlington. United Workers hold an all day sewing meeting at the Church of Oasis.
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J. B. Sayer
Concord Road
Son
Walnut Street’ Hospital
Arlington
Trinitarian Congregational Church October Schedule
Walden Street services include 9 30 Church School with Eliot Howard and 10 45 morning worship led by Dr Herbert W Gates. Evening Young People supper and program at the parsonage 6 pm. Oct 16 7 45 mid week services. Oct 17 6 30 pm Women's Union Guest Night with illustrated lecture Seeing South Africa by Rev Fred R Bunker.
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Wilfrid H. Bunker
Church School
Eliot R. Howard
Herbert W Gates
Women’s Union
South Africa
Fred R. Bunker
First Parish Church Sermon by Rev Daniels
The Lexington Road church schedules a 9 45 am Sunday church school with the minister preaching on Sunday October 13 on the topic This Also Is Ours. The Chorus Choir provides music. The King’s Daughters meet at Mrs Howard G Hawkes home on Alcott Road next Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs William O Ellis assisting.
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Lexington Road
Edward P. Daniels
King’s Daughters
Howard G. Hawkes
Alcott Road
William O. Ellis
Episcopal Church and Union Church Sunday Services
Elm Street rector Rev. Charles R. Peck holds Holy Communion at 8am with Junior Church and Pio Lower school at 9:30 followed by morning prayer and sermon at 11. Viola and organ music precede the service. Union Church minister Rev. Kenneth R. Teed leads 9:45am church school for Primary to Senior, 10:45am worship, and a 7:36pm midweek meeting on Tuesday.
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Episcopal Church
Elm Street
Charles R. Peck
Pio
W. Concord Union
Kenneth R. Teed
Time to Give Give neither counsel nor salt un til you are asked for it
The phrase signals restraint and prudent timing in offering advice or input, urging patience until a request is made. It highlights discretion in guidance, cautioning against premature commentary.
Hawkins Family Trip and Kindergarten Admission
Mr and Mrs Frederick F Hawkins of Northcote Lodge depart for a southern trip visiting Mr Hawkins parents in Baltimore and Washington DC. Miss Edith Labaree of Concord Road enters the Leslie Kinder Garten School in Cambridge. The fire department held its.
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Frederick 4. Hawkins
Northcote Lodge
Hawkins
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Edith Labaree
Concord Road
Leslie
Cambridge
Fire Department
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Woman's Club Issues Fine Program
Acton Club
Phyllis Webb
Christian Endeavor
Mildred Coolidge
Geraldine Clapp
Florence Harriman
Earle Harriman
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist Church
Arthur H. Wilde
Bedford
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Hudson
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Arthur A. Mag
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