Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and publication details
The Concord Enterprise notes its Marlboro base at 16 Liberty St and Walden Street Concord with editor W Currier. It records second class matter page status dated August 25, 1908 and lists subscription pricing and eastern advertising agencies.
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Concord Enterprise
the __ Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Masu
W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Massachu
Safest Way Home From School Advice
A public safety message emphasizes teaching children safe walking habits to and from school. It urges crossing at corners with signals or guards, looking both ways, avoiding parked cars, walking facing traffic, and staying alert in bad weather to improve safety.
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Scho
Convalescing Anne Kamit After Hospital Stay
Boxboro resident Mrs Anne Kamit of Liberty Square Road and St Elizabeth of Hungary Church in West Acton is convalescing at home after a three week patient stay at Revere General Hospital following an operation.
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Boxboro
Anne Kamitski
Liberty Square Road
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
West Acton
Revere Gen Hospital
Evans Narrow Self Drive Nets Concord Victory
Evans punched in an 18 inch second effort after Reading offside penalty to lift Concord High to a 13-12 Middlesex League win at Emerson Playground. Concord notched its first win of the season in three starts, snapping a four game skid dating to 1956, while Reading remained winless. Reading built a 12-7 lead late in the third before Concord rallied with a 62 yard march and a 12 yard TD by Beighley followed by Evans’ pivotal point.
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Concord
Dave Evan
Reading
Concord High
Middlesex
Emerson Playground
Evans
Paul Denaro
Dave Beattteay
Beatteay
Jay Hewittt
Caywood
Mason
McCauley
Defarrari
Latte
Mariorettes
Rotkett
Harry Dee
Norm Anderson
Dave Evans
Constabulary
Robert E. Kelley
James Alexander
Robert Learmonth
Salvatore Silvio
Melrose
Iin
Belmont
Didja
Aire
Lennie Palmer
Mac” McWalker
Charlie Mara
Tom Diskin
Bill Mullaney
Donald Sloan
Point 1 Win Conco d He
A torn sequence lists players from Concord and Reading with scoring details. Beateay Anderson Caywood Beighly are cited for touchdowns and D Evains rush points. Officials named Lanman umpire Ferguson headlinesman Segedelli and Kozlowski field judge. Four 10 minute periods.
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Conco
Beauteau
Driscoll
Barthus
A. Rizzitano
Belanger
Lambert
Walsh
Marra
McWalter
Lamenakis
Manchuso
Fredenburgh
Lyons
Burke
Diskin
Curtis
Berked
Denaro
R. Evans
Hewitt
Caldwell
Palmer
Anderson
Mullaney
Muse
Mason
Mansur
Petriods
Concord
Beateay
Caywood
Beighly
D. Evains
Rush
Lanman
Umpine
Ferguson
Segedelli
Kozlowski
Concord field hockey girls beat Lexington 1 0 at home
Concord high school varsity girls field hockey led by captain Barbara Scherer defeated Lexington 1 to 0 at home with Judy Martin scoring the winner. Jayvee ended 1-1 as Jane Martin found the net. Also noted Concord won a prior match 3-0 and schedule includes Watertown and Sudbury Lincoln regionals. During the last fiscal year timber and grazing land rents brought in over 102 million dollars.
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Concord
Barbara Scherer
Lexington High
Judy Martin
Jane Martin
Arlington
Judy
Concord Tragvees
Watertown
Sudbury-Lincoln
National Forest
Groton shuts out Middlesex as Polk stars in rout
Groton School dominates Middlesex 200 after two games this season with captain Billy Polk scoring two long runs and a Wright reception. Middlesex suffers its second loss in three starts as Groton adds another victory.
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Groton
Billy Polk
Groton School
Middlesex School
Polk
Tom Wright
Middlesex
Roosevelt
Choate Coley
Sedgewick
Hare
Casel
Robbins
Pike
Perera
Weeks
Buskert
Fréding
Huysen
Moelay
Zuniono
Niles
Oe Polk
Pickens
Putnam
Ihb
Bingham
Dibblee
Quinn
Rogers
Francis Lawrence
Wright Williamson
Merger Plan Sermon Topic at Tri Itarian Church
Rev. Robert H. Banker will discuss the Concord merger plan for Congregational Christian and Evangelical Reformed churches. Voted last June in Cleveland to form The United Church of Christ. Local church approved merger years ago and faces a vote on affiliation this Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Concord
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical Reformed Churches
Cleveland
Robert H. Banker
Triitarian Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
United Church
Holy Name Society to Attend Mass in Concord
The Holy Name Society of St Bernard's Church will attend mass in a body at 8 30 Sunday morning. Louis Venti serves as president. Fire Captain Thomas Tombeno of Laurel Street has resumed duties at Central Station after a several weeks convalescence from major surgery. Work proceeds on a new light plant sub station site off Route 62 Main Street West Concord. contract by a West Newton contractor. Additional replating projects on Commonwealth Avenue and Main Street continue.
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Holy Name Society of
Thomas Tombeno
Laurel Street
Central Station
Emerson Hospital
Route 62
Main Street
West Concord
West Newton
Commonwealth Avenue
Flu Hits Two Local Schools For Middlesex District
The flu has struck Middlesex School with about 95 boys affected leading to cancellation of Saturdays football game against St. Mark's in Southborough. Earlier Fenn School reported 60 boys stricken by the illness.
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s
Southborough
Fenn School
Daniels Named Education Director for Massachusetts Heart Association
Daniel Daniels of Concord named program and education director of the Massachusetts Heart Association. He will supervise state programs to broaden knowledge of the heart system and related problems.
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Concord
Raymond M. Daniels
Massachusetts Heart Association
Daniels
Middlesex Football League Saturday Results
Concord beat Reading 13 to 12 and Belmont defeated Melrose 25 to 0 in a Saturday card. Other matches see Lexington and Stoneham idle with Melrose at Concord and Lexington at Winchester on the slate. Individual scores list Creonte Belmont 24 and Seal Winchester 18 among noted scorers.
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Stoneham
Lexington
Belmont
Concord Winchester
Wakefield
Eens
Reading
Concord
Tot Denaro
Adderson
Deatteay
D. Evans
Melrose
Winchester
Creonte
Seal Winchester
Denaro
Flaherty
Wine Peers
Paonessa
Whiteh
President Collins Reminds Members of Zone Meeting
Concord Lions Club notes at Howard Johnsons featured Joan H Lambert from Old Bedford Zone, a noted forester and recreation committee member. President John C Collings presided with D D G Carl Roessler of Woburn among guests. A zone meeting in Bedford was planned for Oct 22 with urged strong attendance. Lions will run a refreshment booth at the Concord High versus Melrose High football game at Emerson Playground.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Joan H. Lambert
4-H Members Show Animals to City Folks in Cambridge
Middlesex County 4-H hosts a barn yard exhibit at Stop and Shop Memorial Drive Cambridge running through October 19. City visitors from Cambridge and Boston schools see farm animals owned by 4-H members including dairy cattle Quinn of Stow and sheep Huff of Lincoln.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Memorial Drive
Cambridge
Boston
4-H Club
Joseph Quinn
Stow
Mary Huff
Lincoln
Jonathan Aldrich
Westford
Chester Cook Westford
Stephen Klyte
Harvard
Everett Hatch
Concord Woman's Club Welcomes 21 New Members at Tea
Concord welcomes twenty one new members and the executive board during a tea hosted by the club's membership committee on October 9 at Mrs Edward B Thomas residence on Westford road. Committee members served refreshments and helped greet guests.
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Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Edward B. Thomas
Westford Road
Kenneth Curtis
Arthur Ames
Arthur L. Carr
Melvin Hails
W. C. Hall
Missionary Night Program and Church Talks At Concord Evangelical Free
Concord Youth Fellowship meets at Linda Christiansen home Friday night for a Missionary Night Program. Men's Brotherhood gathers Thursday Oct 24 with Rev. Robert Smith, alcohol counsellor from Tremont Temple Boston, for an 8 o'clock talk. Sunday Rev Hyland T. Richardson will preach on The Mind of Christ.
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Concord
Mass Celebrant Leads Solemn High Mass in Honor of Deceased Fr Cooney
West Concord Reverend Lewis F. Kearn of Our Lady Help of Christians Church celebrated a solemn high mass for the late Reverend William F. Cooney age 47 of St Pauls Church Hingham who died Monday. Fr Kearn formerly served at St Johns Roxbury before joining Our Lady’s parish.
Holy Name Society Meeting Postponed to Next Sunday
The Holy Name Society of St Bernard’s Church postpones its Concord Monthly meeting to next Sunday to align with the conclusion of the men’s mission. Rev Edmund M Higgins serves as spiritual director and Col Thomas J McGrath becomes the new president succeeding Rev John F Shea.
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Concord
Holy Name Society
St. Bernard’s
Edmund M. Higgins
Thomas J. Mec-Grath
John F. Shea
Anniversary Masses Held At Local Churches
Concord residents observe the sixth anniversary for James B. Donovan at St Bernard s Church on Saturday morning at 8 30 o clock local time. A second mass marks the third anniversary for Margarie Hearn at Our Lady Help Christians Church at 8 30 a m.
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Concord
St.Bernard’s Church
James B. Donovan
Po Street
Our Lady Help Christians Church
Margarie H Hearn
Cottage Street Dent
Mission at St Bernard’s Chu Ends Evening Services
Mission at St Bernard’s Chu led by LaSalle Fathers concluded with the long mission for women of the parish ending at 7 30 o clock Sunday evening.
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St. Bernard’s Chu
LaSalette
NCC Wives Club Installs Officers In Concord
The NCC Wives Club held its semi annual election with Mrs. Helen Dickson of Concord re elected as president. Other officers named included Mrs. Green Rinker of Littleton first vice president and Mrs. Darlene Illiams of Littleton second vice president. A candlelight installation and dinner will be held Monday evening Oct 21 at 7 o clock with Mrs. Vera Berry of Elmsford installing the new officers.
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Concord
Vera Berry
Elmsford
Passport Speaker Addresses H N Society Meeting
West Concord Holy Name members gathered for 9 am mass and communion at Our Lady Help of Christians. Following a coffee, John J Fynn Jr passport agent spoke as guest. plans announced for a bus to the October 27 holy hour and attendance at the TV mass in Boston November 10.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Our Lady Help of Christian Church
Manuel Garcia
Thomas B. Morgan
Robert G. Windheim
Alexander F. MacEachern
Nashoba Valley
Ayer
Concord to Honor Town Safety Award Recipients
Concord officials and AAA representatives will attend a Friday ceremony at 10 a.m. to receive safety awards for 1956. Selectmen members, the town manager, and police will be present to accept the honors.
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Concord—Registry of Motor Vehicles
A.A.A
Concord Tommorow
Public Hearing on Zoning Petitions in Concord MA
The Concord board of appeals will hold a public hearing October 23 at 7 30 P M in the Town House on petitions from Uf Precision Line Inc for a renewal of a special permit for a small electronics assembly area on the second floor at 17 Main Street scanned in a business district. James S Wheeler seeks renewal to conduct rug and upholstery trade at 9 Waltham Street in a single residence district. Harton Realty Trust seeks authority to remove sand and gravel on the southerly side of Waltham Street in a single residence district. Harrison B Price seeks a variation of lot frontage for a single family dwelling at 107 Concord Street in a single residence district. Stephen F Lowell seeks authority to sell plants and flowers not raised on premises at 66 Great Road in a general residence district. Waino Honkala seeks a variation of side yard regulations to erect a single family dwelling nearer side lot lines at Driscoll Avenue area between November 2 and November 4 in a single residence district. Willis I Lester, Clerk. October 12.
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Town OF Concord Board OF Appeals
Maynard
Massachusetts
Board of Appeals
Uf Precision Line Inc
Woolworth
Main’street
James S. Wheeler
Waltham Street
Harton Realty Trust
Framingham
L. P. Boeske
Harrison B. Price
West Acton
Concord Street
Ut Stephen F. Lowell
Great Road
Ut Waino Honkala
Driscoll Avenue
Willis I. Lester
Concord Club hears ensemble at meeting
The Concord Woman's Club Oct 14 program featured harp selections from Handel Bizet to Renaud performed by the Place Hanp Ensemble with John Burgess. Mrs Calvin Brown began her term as president. The club adds 24 new members and schedules group meetings through Nov 5 including fashion shows by Eve and the Mad Hatter and a garden talk by James A. Crockett.
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Concord
Bacn Handel
Thurner
Bizet
Renaud
Alice Place
Judith Miller
Martha Frisbie
Place Hanp
John Burgess
Rhode Island Philarmonic
Woman’s Club
Calvin Brown
Ibook Review
James A. Crockett
Homemakers
Edmund Fenn
Thoreau
Kenneth Curtis
Massachusetts
Keaveney and Stone Form Local CPA Partnership
Concord Martin J. Keaveney and William D. Stone announce the formation of Keaveney and Stone, certified public accountants. The partnership operates from 680 Main Street Wal tham with both men as American Institute of Certified Public Accountants members.
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Concord
Martin J. Keaveney
West Concord Resident Enrolled at Bentley School in Boston
Ronald A AS Bjornson of 265 Main Street West Concord is a current senior at Bentley School of Accounting and Finance in Boston. He is the son of Mrs. Anton Asbjornson and graduated from Concord High School.
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West Concord
Ronald A. Asbjornson
Main Street
Bentley School of Accouting and Finance
Boston
Anton Asbjornson
Concord High School
Notice to Contractors Farm Dormitory Road Concord MA 1957
Commonwealth of Massachusetts invites sealed highway proposals for Farm Dormitory Road at Concord Reformatory in Concord. Bids due 2:00 PM October 29, 1957 at Room 427 100 Nashua St Boston. Plans $5, guarantee $400. Readiness and waivers noted.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Concord Reformatory
Concord
Nashua St
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Department of the Works
Department
East Cambridge
Anthony N. Dinatale
Commissioner of Public Works
Stow Planning Board to Hold Public Hearing on Subdivision
The Stow Planning Board will meet at Stow Town Hall on Wednesday October 30 1957 at 8 00 p m to consider a subdivision off Bradley Lane owned by Roy A Dudley and John E Macomber Abutters listed include William A Jr Barbara P Scott Richard S and Alice P Dudley Grace and Dixie Hoyt Roger E and Jeanne M Gay Timothy J and Catherine L Quinn Margaret B Richard D and M Carolyn Gilpin Hans Neilson William G and Charlotte C Chisholm Thomas E and Frances L Cunningham By M E Dudley Clerk Oct 17
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Stow Planning Board
Stow Own Hall
Bradley Lane
Roy A. Dudley
John E. Macomber
William A. Jr
Barbara P. Scott
Richard S
Alice P. Dudley
Grace
Dixie Hoyt
Roger E
Jeanne M. Gay
Timothy J
Catherine L. Quinn
Margaret B
Richard D
M. Carolyn Gilpin
Hans Neilson
William G
Charlotte C. _ Chisholm
Thomas E
Frances L. Cunningh
Stow
M. E. Dudley
Public Hearing Notices and Legal Actions in Concord Mass
Public notices from Concord Massachusetts listing hearings and legal actions. Dates include October 1957 and prior actions from 1951 1956 1957 plus names such as Andrew Hepley Robert Parks and Mary J. Ii tenance with details of building permits private sales and court procedures.
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AL Geutge
Summerhill
L&s Company
Dial
Martin
Robert Walker
Sudbury Hilltop
Lusty Rush
Sewanee
Metseseve
Rivals Records
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Lane
Cohane
Frost
Sweeney
Ewar
Sorenson
Barnes
Skagel
van Ranssajaer
Boynton
Kemp
Middlesex Football League
Collins
4-H
Mission Services
N.C.C. Wives Club
H. N. Society
Concord Club
Legal Legal Board of Town
Selectmen's House
Concorber
Andrew Lead
Estabrook
Massach
Hepley
Massachetts
Board of Select
Ing
Cargill Road
McGrath
Berry Hill
Ropert v. Parks
Ward P. Chase
More Brown
Harold C
Old Board of Edw
Commonwealth Middlesex
Mary Nard
Mary J. lii
Joquire
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