Marlboro Enterprise Advertising Notice
Marlboro Mass edition publisher notes errors will be corrected. The Enterprise Press Inc. disclaims financial responsibility for typographical mistakes in ads but will reprint the corrected portion. Eastern representative offices listed in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachuetts
Enterwise Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julise Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Mathews
Madison Avenue
New York
Subscription Rates Tingly Echoes Through Quiet Year
An irregular fragment notes subscription rates and readers’ interest wavering. The text hints at price changes and audience reception but provides few concrete figures or dates.
Mistaken identity in Rostov tied to false claims
The piece argues a Rostov man is wrongly hailed by Komsomol Pravda as a great liar. It notes the misuse of deceit to justify multiple marriages and failed career moves, contrasting with Moscow's higher standards and questioning parental influence as the source of the misrepresented deceit. The tone mocks the propagandistic claim and deflates the Rostov figure.
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Komsomol Pravda
Communist Youth Organization
Moscow
Rostov
Soviet Union
Parade for dogs and voting urged in Concord event
A Saturday 11 a m parade in Concord features dogs and a League of Women Voters led by the Concord rogning club, with blankets from Gaines. Candidates urge voting and avoiding blanks, while local liquor deals promote support for polls next Tuesday. Children warned about piles of leaves near highways as vehicles pass.
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Concord
Concord Rogning Club
League of Women
Gaines
Mill Dam
Ris
Hall of Fame
Big vote expected next Tuesday in local election
The article notes a large anticipated turnout for the coming election with historical turnout figures from Truman era races. It lists candidates for state senate Richard I. Furbush opposed by Charles Whalen of Waltham and mentions a three-part liquor referendum on the 1952 ballot.
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Harry S. Truman
Concord
Senate
Richard I. Furbush
Charles Whalen
Waltham
Halloween Party at Trinitarian Church
The Young Adult Group of the Trinitarian Congregational Church holds a Halloween party on Friday October 31 at 8 o clock. All young unmarried adults out of high school are invited to attend and wear old clothes.
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Hallowe'en
Concord
Trinitarian Congreational Church
Tober
Fifth session of reli mus institute at West Concord
The fifth session at the Reli Mus Institute in West Concord is set for Monday night at o'clock with Rev. Raymond Cal tiffs of Cambridge as lecturer.
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Relimus Institute
West Concord
Raymond Caltiffs
Cambridge
West Concord Cubs Celebrate Halloween Party and Awards
West Concord Cub Pack 33 held its annual Halloween party with costumes from old men to exotic ladies. Prizes went to Bruce Fletcher funniest Richard MacWilliams prettiest and Richard Beharrell most original. Six boys joined as Bobcats and several received service and advanced awards including Hugh Snow with the golden arrow. The event ended with 100 cubs and parents tired but happy.
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West Concord
Cub Pack
Bruce Fletcher
Richard MacWilliams
Richard Beharrell
Andy Peterson
Dickie’ Peterson
Leonard Palmer
Albert Blanchard
Palmer
James McMullen
Donald Lind
MacWilliams
James Rogers
John McCarthy
Theodore Wheeler
David Miller
Fletcher
Peter Delaney
Robert McGary
Richard Peterson
Ian Hurley
Alden Hills
Raymond Pageau
Gordon MacWilliams
John Alden
Jack Humphreys
Ralph Hemenway
Hugh Snow
Hemenway
Edward Bartlett
Ralph
Lawrence Bascom
Fall Meeting of Auxiliaries Highlights Hospital Eye Donation Effort
Emerson hospital delegates join the fall auxiliary gathering with Miss Phyllis Scott discussing corneal graft operations that restore sight. She notes 10 of 25 blind Americans could gain vision, but eye tissue shortages stall progress. Acton auxiliary serves tea after the lecture.
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Emerson Hospital
Walker
Snow
Edward P. Chase
Phyllis Scott
Boston the Bank
Hought
Scott
Acton
Mrs. Rogers Seeks Support for Fifth District Congress
Concord profiles Edith Nourse Rogers praising her long record in Washington. The feature credits her with early warnings on international Communism and fostering anti Red activity, noting she inspired investigations and helped defend American freedoms and the nation’s heritage.
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Concord
Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
Rogers
Fifth District
House of Representatives
United States
Russia
Congress
Congressman Rogers
UN- American Activity Committee of Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Concord Town Meeting to Act on 22 Articles
Concord voters meet at the Veterans Building at 8 pm for a special town meeting to consider a 22 article warrant. Moderator Hubert M Wardwell presides. Articles cover routine matters including street acceptances and naming, with Article 18 on school facilities and Article 22 granting an easement to Rose Hawthorne Central Catholic School for roofwater drainage. Article 21 appropriates 9641.33 for water main work.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Hubert M. Wardwell
Rose Hawthorne Central Catholic
Main Street
Mrs Fenn to Speak On Radio About Women’s Role
Concord broadcaster invites listeners to hear Mrs Roger C. Fenn of Carr Road speak on The Role of Women in the Election. Fenn has long led Concord League activity and serves as first vice president of the Massachusetts league.
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Concord
Roger C. Fenn
Carr Road
League of Women Voters
Radcliffe
Concord Five Open LWV Meetings Planned for Wednesday
Concord League of Women Voters schedules five simultaneous open committee workshops next Wednesday November 5 at 10 o clock. Town affairs led by Mrs John W W Teele at 24 Monument street education by Mrs Thomas Flint at Barretts Mill road taxation by Mrs Norman Levinson at Elm street studio social welfare by Mrs Sten Nyberg Orchard road international relations led by Mrs James Austin at 9 Wood street coffee hour at 945 prior to each session.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
John W.W. Teele
Monument Street
Thomas Flint
Richard M. Cameron
Barretts Mill Road
Norman Levinson
Robert L. Moore
Elm’street
Sten Nyberg
Orchard, Road
Alexander C. Peters
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Wood Street
James Austin
Concord Scout Promoted to Eagle Scout
George A Watkins II, 15, of Scout Troop 49 Concord, earns the rank of Eagle Scout after an active career from Pack 49. He led Concord Civil Defence Communications Center and helped younger Troop 49 members under Scoutmaster Oliver. Presentation to be held at a court of honor soon.
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Concord
Civil Defence Communication Center
A.erts
Suma
Ballard
Oliver
Bulkeley
Ely Codding
Tuckerman Moss
West Concord
Farnham
Philip Damon
George
Concord Guard Officer Begins Fort Benning Training
Lieutenant Paul V. Dee of Concord Massachusetts National Guard Company H 182nd Infantry leaves for a four month training program at Fort Benning Georgia. The Concord unit continues weekend drills with the Second Battalion next scheduled for Sunday November 2 focusing on heavy weapons company attack and defense.
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Concord
Paul Vv. Dee
Local Residents Move and Anniversary Note Two Couples
Mrs Laurie E Greenway has accepted a secretarial post at the Raytheon plant in Waltham while her husband Clyde B Greenway Jr serves in the U S Army at an Arkansas base. Dr and Mrs Richard A Montague celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary on Saturday October 25 at Sudbury Road. Mrs Montague is the former Ethel Hedman of Cambridge and the couple have three children.
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Laurie E. Greenway
Thoreau Street
Raytheon
Waltham
Clyde
B. ‘Greenway Jr
U. S Army
Arkansas
Richard A. Montague
Sudbury Road
Montague
Ethel Hedman
Cambridge
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Activities
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 8. Reading room open 10 am to 5 pm weekdays except holidays with Wednesday until 7 30 pm. Nursery provided. Lesson Sermon Everlasting Punishment to be read. Golden Text Proverbs 13 21 and Science and Health quotes.
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First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Concord
Mill Dam
Main Street
Mary Baker Eddy
Verrill to Attend 4 H Club Affair
Ten Middlesex County 4 H members join more than 100 club members from across Massachusetts at the state 4 H congress in Boston November 5 and 6. Stephen Verrill of Nine Acre Corner from Concord will attend and represent farm safety with a county or state win from a national 4 H program. Congress headquarters will be at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel and awards will be given at the Wednesday night banquet.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Bostoff
Stephen Verril
Nine Acre Corner
Congress
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Sorority Welcomes New Members With Sale Planned
Beta Sigma Phi members held a social game night at Mrs. Louise Mills’s Acton home on October 21 with cider and doughnuts. A tea honoring new members followed October 26 at Mrs. Maude Voight’s home. A food sale is planned for Saturday November 1 at 9 am at MacRae's Store in Concord.
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Concord
Beta Sigma Phi
Louise Mills
Acton
Maude Voight
MacRae’s
Grass Fires Plague Concord Area Toward Route 2
Concord and West Concord firemen faced numerous grass fire calls this week with about 20 incidents, including a major 15 to 18 acre blaze behind the General Radio Plant reaching Route 2. Firefighters received help from the Massachusetts Reformatory after an inmate assisting crews fell into the river and was rescued and hospitalized for shock.
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Concord
West Concord
Central Station
General Radio
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord man elected director of insurance brokers group
Concord resident Charles F. Bowers of 19 Hubbard Street was elected a director for a three year term at the Insurance Brokers Association annual meeting held at Hotel Somerset on Tuesday. Lawrence J. Ackerman dean of the University of Connecticut Business Administration program was the guest speaker.
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Concord
Charles F. Bowers
Hubbard Street
Insurance Brokers Association
Hotel Somerset
Lawrence J. Ackerman
Business Administration
University of Connecticut
Concord Rod & Gun Club Formed at High School
A new Rod and Gun Club for students interested in hunting and fishing has been formed at the high school with several girls included. Elected officers are Mackey Caldwell president and Paul McLaughlin secretary. A club member recently spoke on hunting and fishing laws.
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Concord—Rod & Gun Club
Mackey Caldwell
Paul McLaughlin
Rod & Gun Club
Drivers Nationwide Top Sixty Million Mark Licensed
The United States reaches over sixty million licensed automobile drivers as state motor vehicle agencies report continued growth in driver licensing activity nationwide. Analysts cite increased car ownership and expanded licensing access.
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United States
St Bernard's Church Reverend Staff and Mass Times
St Bernard's Church Monument Square announces Pastor Rev John A York Curate Rev Edmund M Higgins Organist Miss Esther Costello. Sunday Masses 7 8 15 10 and 1130 Benediction 430 p m Sunday School after the 815 mass. Novena Tuesday nights at 730.
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ST. Bernard’s Church
Monument Square
John A. York
Edmund M
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concordest
Sunday Masses at 7 830 and 1030 oclock with Sunday school after 830 mass Rev John J Scollan pastor Mrs Walter Duw organist Novena each Tuesday evening 145 followed by benediction
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Our Lady. Help OF Christians Church
Est
Concord WeSathelte
John J. Scollan
Walter. Duw
First Parish Concord Service With Sermon on What Man Hath Wrought
Sunday services announced by RevEdward P Daniels D D at Lexington Road Concord. Church school sessions include Grades8 and9 at10:10 a m Kindergarten and other grades at10:50 Morning worship at11 with a sermon What Man Hath Wrought by the minister Chorus choir directed by Philip W Trumbull organist The Young Peoples Society to meet for supper at6:15 p m.
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Concord Lexington Road
Edward P
Trinity Church Elm Street Pastoral and Sunday Schedule
Rev. Wm. H. Clark rector Margaret Ridout organist of Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Family Service with Church School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Young People's Group at 6 and 7 p.m. Worship commission meetings noted for Monday November 3 and 27 at 4:50 p.m. Communion and Bible class on November 6 with religious education commission meeting at 7:45 p.m.
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Trinity Church
Epi
Elm Street
Wm. H. Clark
Margaret Ridout
Sunday worship schedule and services listed
The notice lists church activities for Sunday November 2 starting with Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10 45 a m then morning worship at 11 15 a m followed by a gospel service at 3 30 p m A mid week Hour of Power service is set for Wednesday at 8 p m Strong local church event timing and sequence.
Trinitarian Congregational Church Service Notes
The notice lists services at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Way with Pastor Robert H Barber and organist Clark Whittredge. It includes Junior choir rehearsal at 9 a m, church school helper grades 3 8 at 11 am, morning worship at 11:30 am, Youth Fellowship at 6:30 pm, and Thursday choir rehearsal at 7:30 pm.
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Trinitarian Congregational
Robert H. Barber
Whittredge
Clark
Chuget Srades
Horsery
West Concord Union Church Service and Sunday School
Rev Edwin B Nylen will lead morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon by the minister A Sunday school for all ages from three years through high school with Harry W Hanson as superintendent Nursery for children two to six during church services A reception for new members follows the service Organist is Mrs Nina Lind on November 2 at 9 30 a m in the church school room
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West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Nina Lind
Harry W. Hanson
West Acton Saint Elizabeth Mass Schedule
Rev. Daniel F. Riordan, pastor, presides at Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9 o'clock at Saint Elizabeth of Hungary.
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ST. Elizabeth of Hungary
West Acton
Daniel F. Riordan
West Acton Baptist Church Schedule and Sermon Topics
Pastor Ronald Nobje leads West Acton Baptist with a 5 30 to 7 pm baked bean supper hosted by the Twelve-niners. Sunday school at 9 30 am, morning worship at 10 45 am with the sermon Too Proud to be Blest, communion at 12 09 pm, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm, and evening service at 7 30 pm with the sermon Joseph the Provider.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Ronald Nobje
Twelve-niners
Christian Endeavor
Joseph the Provider
Philathea Class Bakes Ham Luncheon at Union Church
The Philathea Class of Union Congregational invites the public to a baked ham luncheon on Wednesday November 12 at 12 30 p m in the church dining room. Social hour set prior to serving. Proceeds go to church activities.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
St Bridget’s Church notices and masses schedule
Rev William J O Brien pastor Rev William Carter assistant Rev John P Pettie assistant parish masses daily at 7 am Confessions Saturday from to 5 and 7 to 8:30 pm Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 Lake Boone Chapel 9 15 10 30 Wednesday evening at 7 30 novena services in honor of the Miraculous Medal
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ST. Bridget’s Church
William J. O’brien
William Carter
John P. Pettie
Lake Boone Chapel
St Casimin Church Masses and Confessions Schedule
Rev. F Miaskiewicz DCL pastor conducts Sunday masses at 8 and 10 o clock Weekday masses at 8 a m Confessions heard at 3 and 7 oclock Saturday
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Casimin
Miaskiewicz
DCL
Maynard Methodist Service Notes and Activities
The Maynard Methodist Church lists Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. as pastor and Jeannette Raynor as organist with choir director duties. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon on How Character Develops based on Kunkel and Dickerson, with organ music by Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn. Youth and primary departments are noted, along with upcoming events and altar flowers.
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Maynard Methodist Church
Robert K. Jones, Jr
Jeannette Raynor
Victor Salloway
Robert K. Jones
Tchaikovsky
Mendelssohn
Falukes
Protheroe
Man
Holst
Methodist Youth Fellowship
St George's Church Maynard Services and Benefit Sale
St George's Episcopal Maynard lists services on Sunday October 26 with Holy Communion at 8 am and 10 45 am and church school at 9 15 am. A Friday 2 pm choir benefit food sale will be at Hawes Florist Shop on Nason street. Men's Club sponsoring rag drive on November 2.
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ST. George's Church
Episcopal
Maynard
Hawes -Florist Shop
Nason Street
St Johns Ev Lutheran Calendar Highlights Guest Speaker
Rev Gust A Wuorinen announces church events from Oct 30 to Nov 6 at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran. Confirmation school Thursday at 6 30, Finnish service Sunday Nov 2, 10 am Sunday school, 11 am English service, 7 30 pm with guest speaker Jaime Cifuentes from Colombia. Bethany Sisters meet Monday, Nov 3, Men’s chorus Wednesday, Bible study Thursday.
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ST. John’s Evi
Bedford Church of Christ Announces Services and Officers
The Bedford Church of Christ lists Pastor Marvin L. Derby at 27 Great Road and Leila M. Blake as organist at 52 Great Road. Sunday school begins 9:30 a.m. Morning service at 10:45 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 5 p.m.
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Church OF Christ Congregational
Marvin L. Derby
Great Road
Bedford
Leila M. Blake
Christian Endeavor
First Parish Unitarian Sunday Schedule
Reverend Napoleon Lovely and Mrs Adelaide Newcomb organize Sunday school at 9 30. Services held Sundays at 11 a m.
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First Parish Unitarian Church
Napoleon Lovely
Adelaide Newcomb
Bedford Mass Schedule Adverts Urge Parish Faithful
Tev William E Kerrigan pastor at 154 Great Road Bedford lists Masses at 7 9 15 and 11 15 a m with Benediction after 9 15 service and organist Mrs John Fitzgerald noted in parish notices.
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Catholic
William E Kerrigan
Great Road
Bedford
John Fitzgerald
Government Holds Vast Budget If Agencies Find Ways
The government has 164 billion dollars available for spending in this fiscal year if Federal agencies can locate means to use it, according to the magazine Mid-.
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Mid
Russian Sunday Service Schedule Notices
A fragment notes a Russian service on a Sunday morning at 9 39 am and an English service at 11 am at a home on Las Avenue. It references a November monthly business meeting and a Mrs John F las address.
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Johy F Las
Atlantic District Ev Lutheran Church Gatherings Schedule
Atlantic Circuit Leagues will hold a church service at 3 p m with Opes Pastor G Aho of City speaking. A meeting at 5 p m with supper, 7 30 p m business session and social hour vesper led by Pastor Wilji in Jersey City New Jersey follows a coffee social Sunday. Finnish service at 10 a m includes confirmation class burg at 2 p m national meeting Atlantic District of Ev Lutheran Church planning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilji
Jersey City
Ev. Luth
Community Notices Mention Church Activities and Meetings
Sunday program times listed for Miss Marion and Sunday school, with mentions of a 10:45 session and kindergarten age groups. Church events include a November 3 meeting, a Ladies Aid gathering, a service Thursday in a parish room, and a memorial service planned for November.
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