Concord Enterprise publication and mailing details
The notice lists publication details for the Concord Enterprise. It covers editors R W Currier and Marlboro and Concord addresses, subscription rates, and typographical error policy. It notes second class matter status and official post office entry date, with Eastern representation through Julius Mathews agencies.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Cutoff Notice for Wednesday Submission
Advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication, to appear in the next issue.
Flower Barn Tour Captivates Sudbury Woman's Club Members
About 30 members of the Sudbury Woman's Club visited the Flower Barn in Sterling last week as part of the third Wednesday tour series. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson showed a decor-filled barn with antiques crafts rugs and dried and fresh flower arrangements for sale. A luncheon followed and Mrs. Johnson demonstrated flower arranging while Mrs. John M. Schule won the attendance prize. The next tour on November 16 will visit Brandeis Chapels in Waltham.
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Sudbury
Kerrville ISD Declares Deer Season Opening a Holiday
Kerrville Independent School District in Texas designates the first day of deer season as a holiday for students. Officials note many pupils would take the day off to hunt, so the district formally aligns with the hunting activity.
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Kerrville, Tex
UPI
Kerrville Independent
Maynard ZBA Public Hearing on Multiple Petitions
The Zoning Board of Appeals in Maynard Massachusetts will hold a public hearing on Wednesday November 23 1960 at 730 PM in the town house. Petitions include renewal of rug and upholstery business at 115 Waltham Street James S Wheeler. renewal to teach ceramics and sell related items by John and Elvi Starr on Riverview Avenue. production packaging and freezing of food by Christine Linial and Audrey White from 107 Acton Street. variances for a single family dwelling on land owned by Benedetta Barilone at Douglas and Garfeld Avenues. Clerk Walter E. Carbone. Oct 27 Nov 3.
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Town of
Maynard
Riverview Avenue
Christine Linial
Audrey White
Acton Street
Robert R. Hatch
Benedetta Barilone
Douglas and
Garfeld
Maynard Letters Praise Spirit of Championship Team
Readers praise the Maynard football squad and coaching staff describing the 1960-1961 season as champion material. The letter highlights players Ronny Doran Gerry Dee Harold Hatch and coach Wil DeRosa plus the town spirit led by Dr. Hooper band and cheerleaders.
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Maynard
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Ronny Doran
Gerry Dee
Harold Hatch
Wil DeRosa
Raymond Hooper
Doris G. Fardy
Worsley Fardy
Local Visit Recalls Car Dealer Roots From Maine
Concord couple Mr and Mrs Harold A Ledgard and family visited Mr and Mrs Benjamin L Benoit Sr in Damiscotta Maine over the past weekend. Benoit formerly lived on Old Marlboro road and is now selling cars in the Maine town, having previously worked in a local garage business.
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Harold A. Ledgard
Emerson Road
Benjamin L. Benoit Sr
Damiscotta
Benoits
Old Marlboro Road
Maine
Old Costumes Bring Laughs at Sudbury Days
Sudbury’s Old Time Value Days drew crowds for three days of bargains as residents wore period outfits. Costumed locals prompted smiles with antique fashions including bonnets derbies canes and bathing suits from bygone eras while visitors photographed the uncanny attire and groups enjoyed meals at Wayside Inn.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Bury
Wilfred Allen
S Country Store
Rex Trailor
Center School Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Sudbury Prize Winners Celebrate Value Days Event
Sudbury residents celebrate at the Old Time Value Days prize event. Winners include the Colantuonos with six children, plus numerous others from Sudbury, Framingham, and surrounding towns winning savings bonds, appliances, and gift certificates.
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Sudbury
Stanley R. Colantuones
Fenny Meadow Road
Our Lady of Fatima Church
the Meadows
Framingham
Chamber of Commerce
Susan
Tommy
Nanty
Janet
Lee
Anne
Colantuonos
Twinbrook Concrete Company
Waltham
Nassau
Bently’s
Bond
Karen Morely
Drum, Lane
Larry Duane
Dutton Road
Framingham Trust Company
Stephen’ Cutis
Tanbark Road
Dexter
Chadsey
Concord Road
Clock Radio
Colonial Barbers
Philip Way
Candy Hill
Ree’s
John. Chambers
Landham i
Phelps TV
Marge Powers
Pratt Mill Road
Phelps
Nina Sestito
Boston Post Road
Colonial Auto
Lewis Howell
Grace Fitzgerald
Willow Road
Stephen Jacobs
Hooper
Marshall
Adele Antonia
Pratt
Mill Road
H. B
Joan Grzyboski
Lodi Road
Marlboro
Fred Bizony
Singletary Lane
Sudbury Color Studios
Red Coach Grill
Murphy and
Murphy
Sandra P. Novitch
Concord
30 Nation Film Fair Planned Near Karachi
Film industry organizers announced a 30 day international film fair near Karachi. R A Sheikh and Rifaquat Al Khan expect participation from 30 nations with no film date set for next year.
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Karachi
UPI
R. A. Sheikh
Rifaquat al Khan
Eaton Campaigns Through Busy Maynard Visit
Rep. John M. Eaton Jr. tours Maynard’s business district with John A. Volpe, introducing the governor hopeful to owners and workers as Eaton campaigns for re election from the 13th Middlesex District amid a lengthy General Court session.
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Concord
John M. Eaton Jr
Middlesex
Maynard
John A. Volpe
Eaton
Volpe
Chelmsford
Saltonstall
Nixon-Lodge
50th Anniversary Christmas Club Biggest Ever
A special Nation Magazine article by Fred J. Cook, on sale today, claims illegal gambling funds fuel crime. Dwight S. Strong backs the study Gambling Inc Treasure Chest of the Underworld, noting millions used for protection and political influence. Christmas Club founder Yiward F. Dorset announces 1960 accumulation of 1.452 billion dollars and mailed checks to about 13 million members.
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Underworld
Fred J. Cook
Nation Magazine
Dwight S. Strong
New England Citizens Crime Commission
Gambling, Inc
Mr. Strong
Cook
Yiward F. Dorset
Christmas Club A Corporation
Dorset
Concord Library Appeals for Private Gifts
The Concord library launched its first private gifts appeal with a townwide letter. Treasurer Whitney S. Smith reports 734 dollars from 29 donors, backing the library alongside tax funding. President David B. Little praises early results and the dual support boosting circulation. More appeal copies are at the library for those not reached.
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Concord
Whitney S. Smith
David B. Little
New England
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