Concord Enterprise public notice and subscription rates
The Concord Enterprise, Marlboro Massachusetts, publishes weekly editions from 16 Liberty Street and 255 Main Street with editors R W Currier and distribution across Concord. Subscriptions are listed as single copies ten cents and one year five dollars nine cents.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
P. O
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Adversis Copy Deadline Notice
Notice states copy must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication.
Maynard PTA to discuss Teen Age Code of Conduct
Maynard PTA meeting on November 15 will feature a panel of high school students and parents discussing the Teen Age Code of Conduct adopted in 1958 at Boston University. Moderated by John Gunn the panel includes Joan Wheeler Sandra Melanson and Gerald Dee with parent participants Mrs Edmund Beebe Mrs Charles Sullivan Mullin and Edwin Carlton. High school students are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Maynard Pta
Governor's Conference of Youth
Boston University
Revere
New Bedford
Braintree
John Gunn
Joan Wheeler
Sandra Melanson
Gerald Dee
Edmund Beebe
Charles Sullivan
Mullin
Edwin Carlton
Arthur LeSage
Theocratic meetings and Bible studies timetable note
Maynard schedule lists Theocratic ministry school and service meeting at 7 30 p m on Thursday and a public address on Sunday at 3 p m titled A United World Through Gods Kingdom by Mr L Farson. It also notes Watch Tower study at 4 p m and a Bible study on Tuesday at 8 p m titled Your Will Be Done On Earth with five. BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS.
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Maynard
God
L. Farson
Election Ballot Items for Hudson Area Office Holders
Canadian? The text lists candidates for state and local offices in Hudson with party affiliations and districts. It includes positions such as Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary Attorney General Treasurer Auditor Congressman Councilor Register of Probate County Commissioners County Treasurer District Attorney and a district attorney race with names like Volpe McLaughlin Brooke White McCormack Thomas Buckley Burroughs Gallaecia Leavitt Cronin and Croney.
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Southboro
Southboroe
Nixon
Lodge
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Leverett Saltonstall
Thomas J. O’connor, Jr
John A. ‘Volpe
Joseph D. Ward
Edward F. McLaughlin
Augustus G. Means
Edward W. Brooke
Kevin H. White
Edward J. Meir, Jr
George Micel
John — Driscoll
Walter Trybulski
Nee Buckley
Gardier B. Wardwell
Harold D. Donhue
Robert N. Scola
Michael J. Favalli
Quintin J. Cristy
Joseph F. Gibney
Harold L. Hickox, Jr
Worcester
John F. X. Davoren
Nathan Rosenfeld
Wesley Elvidge
Carroll D. Lehane
Worcester County
F. Joseph Donohue
Joseph A. Aspero
Francis E. Cassidy
Walter R. Snyder, Jr
Alexander G. Lajoie
Donald F. Flanagan
Northboro Votes 94 Percent in Reagan Era Balloting
Northboro voters turnout high at 94 percent with 3,232 ballots cast. Nixon Lodge lead Kennedy Johnson 1,950 to 1,255 while Volpe and Saltonstall also won by wide margins. Referendum results show Yes and No tallies across multiple questions.
Southboro Voters Favor Republicans In.state and local races
In Southboro close to 2000 turnout favored Republicans in the state and presidential races with Nixon Lodge leading Kennedy Johnson 1072 to 890. The ballot slate also shows GOP wins in statewide and local offices and a mixed referendum result. The NAM executive vice president Charles R. Sligh Jr. is quoted on tax subsidies.
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Minnesota
Knoxville
Charles R. Sligh, Jr
NAM
Marlboro Sets All Time Election Percentage Record
Marlboro voters, a strongly Democratic city, favored Kennedy two to one while Ward and O Connor trailed four to five. The turnout surpassed previous records as the city followed the statewide trend with high participation in the election.
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Marlboro
Kennedy
Ward
O’connor
Marlboro Election Totals Show Close Races Across City
More than 9,900 voters cast ballots in Marlboro with 92.6 percent turnout. Senator Saltonstall was defeated by Mayor Thomas O'Connor of Springfield by 437 votes. Ward results favored Ward over Volpe in some districts. Barnicle unseated Olson for state senate by 2,216 votes. Navin and Philbin ran strongly, and ward-by-ward reporting began around 12:55 am.
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Marlboro
Leverett Saltonstall
Thomas O’connor
Springfield
John Volpe
Joseph Ward
Ward
Saltonstall
O’connor
Volpe
Thomas Barnicle
Framingham
Charles Olson
Barnicle
John Navin
Philip Philbin
John Droney
James Mahan
Death notices reflect multiple obituaries in local papers
Recent deaths include Lincoln-Fred R. Agneta of Old Winter Street with services at Waterman Chapel and St. Anthony's in Revere, and George J. Manhart in Winchester with St. William's Church rites. Peter Edward Killackey of Roxbury died. services at Waterman Chapel and St. Paul’s Cambridge with burial at an area cemetery. Ke M. Burke of Watertown died with services at an old funeral home and interment at Patrick's cemetery.
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Lincoln
Fred R. Agneta
Old Winter Street
Ruby
Lauria) Agneta
Eleanor Pallotta
Esther McAdam
Waterman Chapel
Boston
St. Anthony’s Church
Revere
Concord
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
George J. Manhart
Winchester
St. William’s Church
Tewksbury
H. L. Farmer & Son
Peter E. Killackey
Bedford
Peter Edward Killackey
Roxbury
James F. Killackey
Catherine Donovan
Salem
N.H
Edward Burns
Stoneham
St. Paul’s
Cambridge
Ke M
McLean) Burke
Watertown
Old Funeral Home
Patrick’s Cemetery
Obituaries: Richard Herrling and Clarabelle Scofield
Richard B. Herrling of Bedford died unexpectedly at 74 after a 13 year residence here. Born May 23, 1906 in Auburn New York, he was a sales man and survived by his wife Betsy L. Roberts and three sons David John Malcolm. two brothers and a sister. Funeral at St Pauls Mission Church with burial at Shawsheen cemetery. Clarabelle L Scofield of Maynard died at a Concord rest home in her 81st year. Born in Webster she lived in Maynard for years. Surviving daughter Shirley Sonia. Widow of Anthony Scofield. Services held at her home and St Bridgets Church. Interment in parish cemetery. Martin & Doran Funeral Home.
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Richard B. Herrling
Bedford
Springs Road
Aub N. Y
Betsy L. Roberts
David G
John R
Malcolm J
St. Paul’s Mission Church
Shawsheen
Bedford Funeral Home
Clarabelle L. Scofield Maynard
Clarabelle L. Scofield
Waltham Street
Concord
Webster
Shirley Sonia, Maynard
Anthony
St. Bridget’s Church
Martin & Doran Funeral Home
Albert H Lefebre Dies After Collapse at Lowell Mill
Albert H Lefebre a 39 year old machine operator of 113 Grand Street Lowell collapsed Monday morning and died despite resuscitation. A World War II veteran he is survived by his wife a daughter three sons his mother four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements were made in Lowell with Joseph Dee Son and Laurin Funeral Homes.
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Albert H. Lefebre
Concord
Grand Street
Lowell
Garnett Mills
Joseph Dee & Son
Laurin Funeral Home
Linda Cristal Borrowed for Ford Film Lead Roles
Hollywood sources report Linda Cristal has been borrowed from Columbia Pictures to play one of two leading feminine roles in John Ford's Two Rode Together. The film pairs Cristal with a major star under Ford's direction for the western.
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Film Hollywood
UPI
Linda Cristal
Columbia Pictures
John Ford
Probate notice of Russell Robb estate in Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice directs all interested parties to object to the first account of Russell Robb deceased. The court at Cambridge sets the appearance date for the second day of December in the year 1960. Witness John C. Quire, First Judge.
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Middlesex
Russell Robb
Edith
Cambridge
John C. Quire
Commonwealth of MN Probate
Russell
Robb
Said
Edith M
Sai
John C.quire
Probate Notice in Ramsey County Minnesota
The probate court informs interested parties that Edith M. has presented an allowance for Russell Robb deceased. The First Judge and Register invite objections or admissions by a specified date in December and require a filing by counsel.
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Carole Tregoff Miles
Los Angeles
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R. Bernard Finch
Hope
Harry Truman
Independence
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Ieee
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O’connor, Jr
Essex Ir
Edward J. McCormack, Jr
George Michaels
Newton
John Thomas Driscoll
Ivan Col
Walter J. Trybulski
Chicotee
Thomas J. Buckley
Gardner
Erie
Melrose
Philip J Philbin
Clings
Edward J. Cronin
Waterown
Joseph A. Nobile
Middlesex and
Charles W. Olson
Ashland
Thomas E. Barnicle
James DeNormandie
John V. Harvey
Belmont
Hobart M. Burroughs
Chelmsford
William G. Andrew
Edward L. Buckley
Somerville
Anthony Gallaecia
Carleton R. Leavitt
Natick
Timothy J. Cronin
Edward James
O'Donoghue
John J. Croney
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Pate
Ckage Stores
Pee Eee Schurble Bees
Northboro
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
McLaughlin
Means
Brooke
White
McCormack
Michael
Driscoll
Trybulski
Buckley
Wardwell
Donahue
Scola
Cronin
Nobile
Middlesex-Worc
Olsen
Fallon
Stone
Aspero
Cassidy
Wore
Lajoie
Flannaran
United Fund
Jacqueline
Droney
Sudbury
O'Connor
Alty
Michaels
Congress Donahue
Olson
de Normandie
Harvey
Burroughs
Andrews
Galluccio
County
Treas
Dist. Atty
Mahan
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Libertyville
Til
Stevenson
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Mie Eo
Fung
George J.manhart
Army Surplus Steel Tool & Par
Commonwealth of M Probate CO
John V. Harvy Register
Commonwealth of M Land Cou
Everett J. Janse E. Janse
Provident
Peter Spring Boat
Everett J. Janse
Janse
Iddl
Pace
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