Marlboro Classified Ad Fragments and Rates
Fragments of a Marlboro Massachusetts advertisement sample show address lines at 16 Liberty St and notices about no financial responsibility for typographical errors. The text lists subscription rates and agency addresses in Boston and New York with a brief price note.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 oclock Wednesday, one day before publication.
Winship Talks Before Boston Women's Group
Sudbury-Thomas Winship, managing editor of a Boston newspaper and former secretary to Senator Saltonstall, spoke at the Women’s City Club of Boston on Upheaval in Massachusetts Politics. He discussed civic interest and the awakening of young voters while noting his extensive political reporting and government work.
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Sudbury
Thomas Winship
Women’s City Club of
Boston
Massachusetts
Europe
Washington
Saltonstall
Women’s City Club
Melvin Guptill
Elizabeth Atkinson
Dorothy Atkinson
Frederick Lundberg
Marion Lundberg
Sodality Meeting At St Isidore s
The Stowe Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St Isidore s met at the church hall Monday for a regular business meeting. Mrs Harold Judge presided as plans were made for a cake sale and a turkey in the near future and for a spring fair. Refreshments were served.
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Stowe Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of
St. Isidore’s
Harold Judge
International Dinner Planned by Sudbury PTS A Group
Sudbury and Lincoln residents are invited to the annual International Dinner on October 22 at the regional high school. The event runs 6 to 7 pm with dinner, followed by a slide presentation of European families and introductions of foreign visitors by the Community Ambassadors. Tickets are sold at the high school.
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Sudbury
P.T.S.A
Lincoln
Boston rummage sale for MS charity at Horticultural Hall
Sudbury residents urged to donate used clothing china and bric a brac to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society rummage sale at Horticultural Hall Boston. Proceeds fund free clinics. collect items at Warren's barn 452 Concord Road opposite St Elizabeth's rectory through Oct 24.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
National
Presbyterian forum to study history beliefs and government
Christian Forum of United Presbyterian Church will meet Monday at 8 15 in the Fellowship Hall to continue studies on Presbyterianism Its History Beliefs and Government The session will meet Thursday at 8 15 p m Junior choir organized under Miss Jean Messa.
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Christian Forum
United Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Jean Messa
Rainstorm Floods Hood Cambridge and Surroundings
The storm caused severe flooding on Cambridge turnpike four to five inches above the crown and on Barnes Hill road and Harrington avenue near the Frye development. Mil Brook was monitored every half hour, with some wires down. Hudson reported the heaviest rain since 1955, Marlborough saw over 50 flooded cellars.
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Cambridge Turnpike
Barnes Hill Road
Harrington Avenue
Frye
Milbrook
Hudson
Marlborough
Traffic Changes In Sudbury Center Start Soon
Sudbury Center traffic changes move forward as work is to begin immediately. Traffic lights have been ordered and a $500 transfer to complete funds for the project was approved by the finance committee.
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Sudbury
Lawrence B. Tighe
Sudbury Center
Selectmen
Finance Committee
Public Meeting Of Candidates Sponsored By League Of Women Voters
Sudbury candidates for top state offices speak at a public meeting sponsored by the League of Women Voters. The event is Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the Little Theatre Memorial Auditorium Worcester. Moderator Very Rev Raymond J Swords S J, Holy Cross College president, will oversee.
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Sudbury
League of Women Voters
Little Theatre of Memorial Auditorium
Worcester
Raymond J. Swords
S. J
Holy Cross College
John J. Hennessy
Voters Service
Sudbury Police Log Details Multiple Local Incidents
A string of town vandalisms is reported including a lantern shot with a 22 caliber gun and a broken toilet at Camp Elbanobscot off Wier Hill road. The report also notes injuries from falls and a choking incident with hospital transports to Framingham and Concord facilities.
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Sudbury
Camp Elbanobscot
Wier Hill Road
Nicholas Lombardi
Thomas Shields
Atkins & Merrill
Union Hospital
Framingham
Shields
Lombardi
Robert MacLean
Framingham Hospital
District Meeting and Church Circle Set for Midweek
Sudbury Flowers Sunday at Memorial Congregational honors the late husband of Mrs Daniel A Blue. Middlesex Mendon Association fall meeting will be in Hopkinton with a United Church of Christ curriculum address by Merle Easton. Prof S MacLean Gilmour will discuss The Church As a Learning and Witnessing Community after supper. Circle 3 meets Wednesday at 9 30 am. Call Mrs Robert Dickey HI 3 9385 for details.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational
Daniel A. Blue
Middlesex- Mendon Association
Hopkinton
United Church of Christ
Merle Easton
Division of Christian Education
S. MacLean Gilmour
Andover Newton Theological School
Ernest Bodenweber
Circle 3
Robert Dickey
Sudbury Grangers Visit Lincoln After Africa Trip
Sudbury Grangers hosted a Tuesday meeting with a guest speaker Mrs. Bradley recounting a recent Africa trip. Members viewed photographs and discussed the journey, followed by social time. Officers will be installed by Past State Master L Roy Hawes.
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Sudbury
Grange
Lincoln
Africa
Bradley
L. Roy Hawes
Commission to Hold Hearing on Bridge Alterations
Suapury-County commissioners will hold a tenet on November 16 at 10 30 a m in the Superior Court House East Cambridge for alterations to the bridge carrying Sandham road over the Boston and Maine railroad tracks.
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Suapury — County
Superior Court House
East Cambridge
Sandham Road
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sudbury Methodists Plan Loyalty Dinner and W.S.C.S Event
A Sudbury Methodist loyalty dinner is set for Saturday at 7 30 pm in the parish hall to launch a stewardship campaign. Monday features an interboard workshop at Wesley Church Worcester with 6 pm supper for pastors and laymen and 7 pm workshops led by the bishop ending at 9 pm. Tuesday includes Bible School for Grades 4 8 and an 8 pm country fair meeting at the church.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Methodists
Wesley Church
Worcester
Rodney Hadley
Edward Mason
E. Russell Carmichael
Victor Nemeier
Commission of Missions and Social Concerns
Neumeier
Missionary Education
W.S.C.S
State Foresters And Wardens Meet At The Inn
The Mass Tree Wardens and Foresters Association executive board gathered for a luncheon at Wayside Inn in Sudbury. Attendees included Leslie Herbert of Weymouth as president and Clifford Chater of Sudbury as secretary, with others such as Mrs. E Sohier Welch of Framingham and Mrs. Melvin Guptill of Sudbury active in roadside council roles and the Litterbug Campaign.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Mass
Tree Wardens and Foresters Association
Leslie Hebert
Weymouth
Clifford Chater
Waltham Field Station
E. Sohier Welch
Framingham
Roadside Council
Melvin Guptill
Cyrus Brewer
Brookline
Sudbury Seeks More Students for Adult Education Courses
Sudbury invites registrations for typing woodshop and oil painting classes before starting. Sewing and tailoring are underway taught by Mrs. Janet Cocuzzo and Mrs. Olive Barr. Residents of Sudbury Lincoln and nearby towns may register by calling Mrs. Gertrude Holmes at HI 3 2662.
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Sudbury
Janet Cocuzzo
Olive Barr
Lincoln
Gertrude Holmes
Firemen Answer Three Alarm Blaze Report
Sudbury firefighters extinguished fires in two automobiles and a house store last week. A short circuit sparked a car fire at Kenneth Curewitz 128 Barton Drive on Friday at 2 p.m. An earlier automobile fire occurred October 3 at 5 p.m. in a car motor at the DePorto residence 61 Pufferland. A stove fire was put out October 2 at the Elbert home 71 Horse Pond Road.
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Sudbury
Kenneth Curewitz
Barton Drive
DePorto
Puffer Land
Elbert
Horse Pond Road
Stow First Parish Fair Held Inside Center School
The Stow First Parish fair moved from the church grounds to Center School Auditorium because of bad weather. Under the chairmanship of Mr and Mrs Derrick Gibbens the event was a huge success. An evaluation meeting will be held Tuesday in the church vestry with Chairman Gibbens presiding.
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Stow—First Parish
Center School
Derrick Gibbens
Gibbens
Jewish Sisterhood Rummage Sale at Gruber Brothers
The Jewish Sisterhood of Congregation Rudolf Shalom holds a rummage sale Thursday October 18 from 9 am and Friday October 19 from 9 am to 3 pm at Gruber Brothers store Main Street. Public is welcome.
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Congregation
Rudolf Shalom
Gruber Brothers’ Store
Main Street
Concord Reading Clinic Announces Fall Program
Concord Medical Center will start a fall reading program run by Frank White. Classes meet Wednesday and Thursday evenings starting October 17, with groups limited to 12 participants meeting once weekly for 10 weeks. Information available by calling EM.99669.
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Reading Clinic
Concord Medical Center
Frank White
Baptismal Sacrament at Union Congregational Church
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock worship service Rev Orville D Allom will administer infant baptism for parish children Alan Hensen to act as acolyte.
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Union Congregational Church
Orville D. Allom
Alan Hensen
New Taxpayers Group Forms in Maynard
The Maynard- New Maynard Taxpayers Association met with about 50 citizens and formed a nominating committee a by laws committee and a board of directors. Temporary chairman Stanley M. Kutx announced members for the by laws and nominating committees and a director slate.
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Maynard
New Maynard Taxpayers’ Association
Stanley M. Kutx
Walker Street
Albert G. Alexanian Jr
Nancy L. Dippel
Frank C. Lituri
Charles W. McDonald
Peter J. Pronko, Jr
Kulik
Frederick P. Capone
J. Edmund Duggan
Howard F. King
Robert L. Lalli
Ruolf A. Tomkins
Arvo N. Rivers
Gerald C. Clark
King David Bachrach
James Wheeler
Stanley D. Nowick
Werner Machold
Thomas A. Cocco
Walter J. Zancewicz
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Ralph E. Whitney
Association
Emblem Club Plans Food Sale and Meeting
Maynard Emblem Club holds its second meeting at Elkshall Monday at 8 p.m. Martha Barber presides and urges officers to be on time. A food sale is planned for next Thursday at Hawes Florist from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Maynard
Maynard Emblem Club
Elkshall
Martha Barber
Emblem Club
Hawes Florist
Stow Maynard To Discuss Water Survey Findings
Stow selectmen will meet with the Maynard Water Department and Whitman and Howard engineers on Tuesday Oct 16 in Maynard to hear the town water survey reports. The session will determine if further investigation is needed after all test wells were completed and whether the firm’s study reaches a conclusion.
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Stow — Selectmen
Maynard Water Department
Whitman and Howard
Maynard
Couple to Wed Tuuli Vihko in Vermont Link
Stow Mr and Mrs Walter Vanhatalo of Red Acre road announce the engagement of Tuuli Iki Vihko Valkiakoski Finland to Robert Wing son of Mr and Mrs Guy Wing Vermont.
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Stow
Walter Vanhatalo
Red Acre Road
Tuulikki Vihko
Valkiakoski
Finland
Robert Wing
Guy Wing
Vermont
Maynard Rotary Attends Fete and Talks Transportation
Maynard Rotary resumed supper meetings at Twin Trees Restaurant after conclave attendance in Portsmouth New Hampshire. President Richard T. White led the gathering with speaker George Gallagher of the B and M Railroad presenting Current Transportation and a film. next speaker will be Pliny Jewell Concord on Massachusetts 65. Attending with spouses were White Manning Prescott Koskinen and others.
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Maynard—Rotarians
Twin Trees
Wentworth-By-The-Sea
Portsmouth
N. H
Richard T. White
George Gallagher
B. & M. Railroad
Pliny Jewell
Concord
Massachusetts
Miskel Builds Three Homes Under Zoning Review
Stone Board of Selectmen met Tuesday with all members present and Chairman Roland Wright presiding. John Miskel discussed plot plans for three Hudson Street homes to ensure compliance with town zoning by laws. the board found construction in accordance with all laws. The board accepted an invitation from the Fireman's Relief Association to the Oct. 22 anniversary banquet at the Unitarian Church.
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Stone Board of Selectmen
Roland Wright
Jennie Smith
Robert Derby
Board of Health
John Miskel
Hudson Street
Miskel
Fireman’s Relief Association
Unitarian Church
Acton Rotarians Host Ladies Night at Nashoba Club
Sixty members wives and guests of Acton Rotarians enjoyed a ladies night program at Nashoba Sportsmen's Club with lobster and steak. President Bradford Leach and wife attended district conclave at Wentworth By The Sea. Dist Gov Arthur P Connelly Natick arranged for last night's meeting to review club activities and books and confirm functioning committees.
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Acton
Acton Rotay
Nashoba
Episcopal bishop to visit St Elizabeth's Sudbury
Rt Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts will make a pastoral visit to St Elizabeth's parish Sudbury Sunday. He will celebrate Holy Communion at 9 30 and preach at both the 9 30 and 11 services. Coffee will be served at the rectory after each service.
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Anson Phelps Stokes
Massachusetts
St. Elizabeth’s
Sudbury
High Tension Lines Debate At Sudbury River Valley Hearing
Residents, officials, and experts testifying at a public hearing concern the Boston Edison Company proposed overhead high tension lines through the Sudbury River Valley. Archaeologists note a potential large Indian burial ground on the land in Maynard, with evidence including pottery and tools.
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Hal Morris
Peabody Museum
Benjamin L. Smith
Concord
Rice
Maynard
D.pit
Leonard E. Rae
Albert G. Alexanian
Maynard Board of Selectmen
Sudbury Committee
Boston Edison Company
Sudbury
Sudbury League of Women Voters
Bay Circuit
Wayland
Acton
Governor’s Commission On Conservation
Francis C. Lowell
Concord Conservation Commission
Sudbury River
Lincoln
Alcott School
Food Sale Today At Hawes Florist
Local residents urged to attend a food sale at Hawes Florist starting at 11 a.m. The event is sponsored by St. Christopher's Guild with Mrs. Ralph Sheridan as chairwoman.
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Hawes Florist
St. Christopher's Guild
Ralph Sheridan
Acton Towns Voting List Ahead of November Election
Acton Town prepares a voter list for the upcoming November 6 elections. Officials urge residents to confirm registration status, address, and precinct. Community groups assist with polling place details and accessibility information.
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Acton
Rod and Gun Club Plans Major Improvements and Events
The Rod and Gun Club reports many new projects underway including a trap house rifle range and possible archery course. Fly fishing will be member only except children with adults, three per person limit planned. The second fall chicken dance is set for Saturday with tickets selling fast at the club and at the door.
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Maynard
Rod and Gun Club
Spo
Rod
Eddie Olsenestra
Giant Swordfish Meets Navy Ship Man’s Large Dinner
A 300 pound swordfish measured 12 feet long pierced an anchor line of a Navy Research ship off Bermuda. The fish’s sword damaged the line but the crew savored a hearty meal from the catch, shared back to Sudbury via Mrs H Alan Spencer.
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Sudbury
H. Alan Spencer
Sudbury Road
Bermuda
Xavier Wins Cross Country Meet After Rainouts
Xavier High, after two weather cancellations, defeated BC High 31 to 24 in a cross country meet. Jim Ross won in 15 minutes 8 seconds. Jonn King Neal Walker Tony Martignetti and Bill Rath followed for Xavier, as they look to face Concord Carlisle next.
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Concord
Xavier High
Xaverian Knights
B. C. High
Jim Ross
Xavier
Jonn King
Neal Walker
Tony Martignetti
Bill Rath
Knights
Concord-Carlisle Patriots
Emerson JIII Open With Win at Marlborough H JH
Emerson JIII opened the football season with a 14 to 6 victory over Marlborough J H even as co captain Richard Johansen and Donald Hatch led the squad. Hatch brothers Don and Bob stood out. Janice Kizik captains the cheerleaders with a long list of squad members. next game is October 18 at Concord.
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Maynard
Emerson Junior High
Louis Varrichione
Richard Johansen
Donald Hatch
Marlborough J. H. H
Hatch Brothers
Don
Bob
Janice Kizik
Susan Coggins
Karen Gormley
Christine Harding
Judy Hytonen
Nancy Jaarvinen
Linda Lankiewicz
Elane Trakimas
Susan Tromley
Joan Wasink
Concord
Band Elect Slate At A B Regional Acton Roxborough
Acton Roxborough Regional music director announces a band officers slate. Officers include student concert master John Barber president David West phalen vice president James Vinal secretary Susan Ott treasurer Carl Ribeiro managers chairmen Andrew Crawford Francis Davis David Larkin Peter Boardman librarians chair Amber Hayward Virginia Gillmore Muselio Barbara Pan a.
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Acton
Constantine Limberakis
Acton- Roxborough
John Barber
David Westphalen
James Vinal
Susan Ott
Carl Ribiero
Andrew Crawford
Francis Davis
David Larkin
Peter Boardman
Amber Hayward
Virginia Gillmore
Muselio
Barbara Pana
Chieftains Triumph Over Holliston In Close Gridiron Battle
Holliston opened with a 6-0 lead as Chuck Maitland returned a punt 65 yards. The Ingalls Chieftians answered with a 60 yard run by Walt to tie 6-6.
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Stow
Nashoba Chi
Ingalls Chieftians
Holliston
Chuck Maitland
Chieftians
Walt
Vic Conklin
Steve Power
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Contee
Anadee Ce He
Liberty St. Marlboro, Mass
Winship
Sodality
Emerson Hospital
Sudbury Grangers
First Parish
Dorothy Sayer
Kenneth Throckmorton
Jean Benson
Emblem
Maynard Rotary
White
Irving H. Manning
Howard R. Prescott
Anno Koskinen
Roger Manning
Conrad Mayberry
Megeye Prescott
Edison
Maynard Rod
Ross
Emerson J.iii
Chieftains Holliston Sc
P.P. Ga
E.D.T
Woodcock
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