Marlboro Enterprise announces weekly edition details
The Concord Enterprise of Marlboro Massachusetts lists editor R W Cuibyiar and publication under Enterprise Press Inc. It notes weekly Thursday issues, 1908 copyright, second class matter status, and a policy to reprint typographical error corrections. Subscriptions are 82.00 per year or 50 cents per issue.
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Concord Enterprise
Aexprise Press Inc
Libe Marlboro
Masu
R. W. Cuibyiar
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Airlines seek fines for no shows to curb empty seats
Airlines plan a no show rule requiring passengers to pick up tickets by 12 10 a m on flight day or six hours prior to departure to avoid fines for unused seats. Officials warn the approach could affect goodwill and refunds. Weather forecasts vary regionally as autumn predictions surface.
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Ines
Airle
Hhey
Airlines
Fire record shows 1955 losses higher than 1954
Marlboro Fire Department notes 1955 fire losses and property damage rising from 1954, with 11 000 lives affected and 885 218 000 in losses. Home fires and building fires increase across categories. grass fires drop. Fire prevention week urged with door to door inspections and home hazard checks nationwide.
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Brecken
Marlboro
Bretken
Jay W. Stevens
International Association of Fire Chiefs
National Board of Fire Underwriters
San Francisco
IARC
United States
Canada
Nashoba Sportsmen Club Meeting Tonight at Route 27
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club holds its regular monthly gathering this evening at 8 in the club house on Route 27. Plans include business, a movie and refreshments for members.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen‘s Club
Autumn Fire Safety For Homes And Gardens
Fire safety advice for autumn shows how to safely enjoy fires and outdoor burning. The piece warns about chimney risks, fire screens, supervision of children, and keeping extinguishers handy while promoting leaf composting instead of burning leaves. It notes sponsorship by local health groups and cites Arkansas motto.
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Tuberculosis Society
Board of Health
Middlesex « Tuberculosis Association
Waltham Upends Arlington and Celtics of North Suburbs Projections
Waltham defeats Arlington last week as Newton stays unbeaten over Brockton. Predictions for the season include Waltham over Haverhill and Lowell continuing to roll with Concord over Melrose while Middlesex and Lexington fall to Groton and Winchester respectively. Belmont meets Wakefield with Wakefield favored and Hudson loses to Methuen with Marlboro slated to drop to Fitchburg and Arlington to Everett.
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Waltham
Arlington
Newton
Brockton
Billerica
Prichard
Chelmsford
Dracut
Haverhill
Lowell
Concord
Melrose
Middlesex
Groton
Lexington
Winchester
Belmont
Wakefield
Hudson
Methuen
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Everett
Maynard High Falls 7 6 to Fitchburg Notre Dame
Maynard High, hampered by injuries, fought back to lead 6 0 after Thibodeau recovered a fumble for a Maynard TD. Fitchburg Notre Dame answered with a second period touchdown by Thibodeau and a successful extra point, edging Maynard 7 6 on Alumni Field in a hard fought contest.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Maynardites
Will DeRosa
Dick Jones
Nick Drozdowski
DeRosa
Duval
Ronnie Thibodeau
Gerry Chester
Billy Mulcahy
Orange
Black
Jim Luker
Little Will O Wisp
N. D
Jack White
T. D
Tfe
Jack Grady
Concord
B.U
Athol
Allen Stewart
Luker
Mulcahy
Ralph Martino
End
Dick Aho
Jack West
T.D
Thibodeau
Pat—Ches‘er
Maynard Adult Evening Classes Extended and School News
Maynard Superintendent Albert Lever extended registration for Adult Evening Classes due to rain, delaying offerings in Typewriting Stenography and Bookkeeping. A Safety Education program was presented to Maynard students, and Maynard High outlined club elections and activities with named officers and advisors.
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Maynard
Albert Lever
Maynard Public Sehcors
James Press
Registry of
Motor Vehicles
George Washington Auditorium
Fies
Aico
Maynard High School
Acton Bowlers Lead League With Big Scores
Acton bowler Ballard rolled 328 and Sal Watkins 120 to lead the Acton Bowling League at Harvard on Tuesday. Barons upset Olympics while Outlaws defeated Orioles and Farmers beat Owls 3-1. Matches set for 8 30 p m at Harvard with Olympics vs Orioles Farmers vs Outlaws and Owls vs Barons.
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Acton
Walter Ballard
Sal” Watkins
Harvard
Barons
Olympics
Outlaws
Orioles
Farmers
Owls
Borgnews
Concord Leads in Class C as Notre Dame Tops Ee Division
Concord High stands 14th in Class C with 14 points and a 4.67 average. Notre Dame coached by J Grady tops the Ee division with three wins and 22 points, 7.33 average. Belmont and Marlboro follow, while Concord faces Melrose tomorrow and Belmont in a upcoming fortnight.
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Concord
Concord High
Notre Dame
Concord High selects junior class president and officers
H. S. Gridder Concord David Evans, son of Harland S. Evans, Cambridge Turnpike, was elected junior class president at Concord High. Other officers include vice president Emmanuel Lamonakis, secretary Martha Alice, co treasurers Patricia Anderson and Barbara Scherer, boys athletic rep Charles Mara, and girls athletic rep Alice Spellman.
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Concord
David Evans
Harland S. .Evans
Cambridge Turnpike
Concord High School
Emmanuel Lamonakis
Martha Alice
Patricia Anderson
Barbara Scherer
Boys Athletic Association
Charles Mara
Girls Athletic Association
Alice Spellman
Meadow School Exhibition And Memorial At Edge School
Meadow School presents interior pictures of students and displays to be shown on TV Channel 4 at noon soon. Teachers at Green Meadow receive an automatic coffee percolator in memory of Miss Grace M. Perley, longtime Edge School teacher and principal, who died this summer. Frank Angelosanto of Coolidge School sixth grade visited St Anne's Shrine in Fiskdale during the weekend.
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Tary
Karen Grandell
John White
Science Club
Ralph Martino
Bruce Pekkala
Retary
Bernard Meister
Daniel Mulcahy
Junior Women’s Club
Linda Saarela
Mary Grigas
Virginia Erkkila
Nancy Uljufa
Brenda Drechsler
Elaine Kitowicz
Carol Lawson
Jean Zanelli
Heather Jenkins
Freeiang
Mattioli
Wilfred DeRosa
Lawrence Lever
Paul Ryan
Rose Terrasi
Mary Queenan
Samuel’s Studios
Maynard
Green Meadow School
Beverly’ Fisher
Whch
Austria
Streeter Sturee
St. Anne’s Shrine
Fiskdale
Maynard High team seeks Friday football bounce back
Maynard High football aims for improved play at Wayland this Friday after a setback to Hudson. Coach DeRosa relies on a healthy lineup, with captains Jim Lizotte and a standout teammate guiding the squad as injuries ease and local fans rally.
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Maynard
Gnard
Wayland
Kno
Maynardit
DeRosa
Hudson
Notre: Dame
Los Breakers
Jim Lizotte
Clinton
Acton-Conel Cleary's Acton Speeds Season Opener
The Acton Conel Cleary high school team defeated their rivals last week at Columbus. Captain Zokas and Charles led the scoring as the W team topped Hu rence Academy Friday.
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Acton
Conel Cleary
Acton Speed
Town High School
Zokas
Charles Weak
Vill High School
atHurence Academy
Fridey
Columbus
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