Concord Enterprise publication details and rates
The Concord Enterprise announces its Marlboro Mass office, editors and addresses. It lists publication as a weekly Thursday paper with mail access and a subscription rate of five dollars per year. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors and reprints those parts of ads with errors.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Fie
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Due By Wednesday Office Deadline
Advertising copy must reach the office by 2 o clock Wednesday one day before publication. The notice sets strict timing for ad submissions.
Voting in the Sudbury Primary September 13
A Sudbury letter urges citizens to vote in the September 13 state primary. It explains party registration, how to change party before the primary, and the right to vote for any party in the general election. The note from the Voters' Service Committee of the League of Women Voters of Sudbury signs off.
Marlboro Aity. Tom Callahan for State Senator
Political advertisement for Tom Callahan seeking state senate seat in Marlboro area.
Social Security Facts Twenty Five Years Later
Norman A. Keyes recounts the 25 year arc of federal social security from its 1935 birth to late 1950s expansions. He notes coverage growth from 26 million workers to 75 million in later years, including farm, self employed, clergy, and military service additions, and outlines local office outreach in Marlboro Concord and Maynard.
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Norman A. Keyes
Waltham Social Security Office
Civil Service
Uniformed Services
U. S. Civil Service
Social Security
Waltham District
Marlboro City Hall
Concord Post Office
Maynard Town House
Car Outlays Are Big
Americans spend more on buying and operating about 70 million motor vehicles than the combined national incomes of Canada and Mexico, according to the American Petroleum Institute.
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New York
UPI
Canada
Mexico
American Petroleum Institute
Howard Keel Enjoying South Pacific Role in Framingham
Hollywood star Howard Keel discusses his current South Pacific role at the Carousel in Framingham, his verk of Campobello, and his career in theatre and film. He recalls travel with family, heavy rehearsal hours, and aspirations for light comedy while noting his voice and stage presence.
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Howard Keel
Carousel
Framingham
Boston
Gillespie
Illinois
Campobello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maine
Laconia
New Hampshire
Castro
Khrushchev
Ralph Bellamy
Keel
California
Kaija
Kristine
Gunnar
Howard
John Raitt
Brian Sullivan
George London
Emile de Becque
New Officers for Concord Grange Elected
Concord The Concord Grange met at Peter Bulkeley School on Tuesday night selecting new officers. John Flannery was named Master with Daniel Donohue as Overseer and Cora Richmond as Lecturer. Others include Violet Flannery Steward Nellie O'Connor Assistant Steward Flora Halloran Chaplain Joseph Macone Treasurer Marion Clark Secretary Ethel Gates Gatekeeper Regina Donohue Ceres Annie Armstrong Pomona Alice O'Brien Flora Olive Scherer Lady Assistant Steward Mary Macone Mildred Briggs Executive Committee.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Peter
Bulkeley School
John Flannery
Daniel Donohue
Cora Richmond
Violet Flannery
Stewart
Nellie O’connor
Flora Halloran
Joseph Macone
Marion Clark
Ethel Gates
Ceres
Regina Donohué
Pomona
Anniermstrong
Flora
Alice ‘O’brien
Olive Scherer
Mary Macone
Mildred Briggs
Sudbury Couple Welcome Daughter at Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Mr and Mrs William E Dris Coll of 5 Spring Street announce the birth of a daughter on August 23 at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. Sympathy is extended to Albert V Mahaney on the death of his mother Mrs Josephine O Vito Mahaney 47 whose funeral was held with a high mass at Corpus Christi Church. She leaves a husband another son two daughters one brother and three sisters. A New York aerosol deodorizer ad promotes bathroom mountain mist scent masking cooking odors.
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William E. Driscoll
Spring Street
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Albert
V. Mahaney
Josephine O
Vito) Mahaney
Auburndale
Corpus Christi Church
New York
N.Y
Out-of-town births noted at Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital records list several births to area families in August. The list includes a son to Richard Harris of South Acton on August 23, a son to Regnar Hansen of Acton on August 22, a son to Ray Ruetenik of Bedford on August 22, a daughter to Stanley Johnson of South Acton on August 24, and a daughter to Donald Foss of Carlisle on August 26.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Richard Harris
Oakwood Road
South Acton
Regnar Hansen
Main Street
Acton
Ray Ruetenik
Hemlock Lane
Bedford
Wilhelm Bogholtz
Genetti Street
John Shirley
Colonial Road
Sudbury
Police Report Highlights Acton Week
Acton police report a theft of two automobile batteries valued at $16 from West Acton garages, and unauthorized shooting at North Acton Quarry. Two Arlington youths expelled after investigation. A motorist aided for hypoglycemia by Officer Conheeney earning public praise. The coming school year prompts motorist caution as 1600 children travel to school daily. stop for school buses per the School Bus Law.
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Sergt
Warren F. Birch
Robert Rhodes
Collins
James Conheeney
Paul L. Norton
Conheeney
Massachusetts Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Cowdeeney
Sergt Kulik Returns to West Concord. Loynd to Topsfield
Sergt John J Kulik resumes command at the West Concord barracks after leading Salisbury Beach bar racks this summer. Sergt James F Cummings shifts to radar patrol. Trooper Richard J Powers moves to Framingham and Trooper Richard N Loynd transfers to Topsfield after a Mass Turnpike posting.
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Sergt. Kulik
West Concord
Loynd
Topsfield
John J. Kulik
Salisbury Beach
Kulik
Maynard
James F. Cummings
Carl M. Larson
Richard J. Powers
Framingham
Richard N. Loynd
Crest Street
Mass. Turnpike
Red Sox Acquire Pitcher Chet Nichols From Vancouver
Boston purchases 29 year old pitcher Chet Nichols from Vancouver and sends him to strengthen the staff. Nichols led the league with a 2.88 ERA in 1951 and has a 18 6 record with Vancouver this season.
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Bosox Bay
Boston Upi
Boston Red Sox
Chet Nichols
Vancouver
B.C
Nichols
Cucumber quality and tomato ripening tips for home gardens
Extension notes stress picking cucumbers at the green stage for best flavor and texture, noting moisture and temperature promote tender fruit while drought or heat causes toughness. It also urges crisp, medium sized cucumbers and describes signs of wilt mosaic and storage to keep produce fresh. The article then shifts to tomato selection, ripening, and storage tips, emphasizing well ripened, smooth skinned fruit, avoiding overripe examples, and using sunlight and temperature to aid color.
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Max G. Fultz
Rome
Plan now for spring bulbs and color in your yard
Plan now to order catalogs for tulips daffodils hyacinths crocus and other spring bulbs. Plant in fall before freezes to ensure next spring blooms. Mix colors and varieties for an extended show and beat bare gardens while neighbors enjoy bright tulips.
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H. T. Handley, Jr
WINS TOP AWARDS FOR MILK PRODUCTION AT TOP OF HILL FARM
Francis Mentzer Jr reports Concord John Eliades of Top of the Hill Farm Ayer wins two Massachusetts Holstein awards. The Eliades herd of 37 cows shows 14 478 pounds milk with 3 9 percent test and 566 pounds butterfat, plus best per cow production gain over three years. The honors include a plaque and 30 courtesy of National Dairy Products Corp.
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Francis Mentzer
Concord
John Eliades
Top of the Hill Farm
Ayer
Eliades
National Dairy Products Corporation
Tomatoes at Peak
The article notes tomatoes reach peak ripeness, highlighting flavor and quality during prime season. It emphasizes selecting firm fruit with deep color and discusses storage tips to maintain freshness.
Concord Co Church Plans Two Sunday Services
The Concord Co church announces two services this Sunday with a 9 30 a m start and a second service at 11 a m. Abbott serves as vice president and Austin as chaplain while E William Clark plays organ and leads the choir Senior Youth Fellowship meets at 7 30 p m. Lortz directs church school with session unions and a Sunday session.
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Concord—Co
E. William. Clark
Abbott
Vicepress
Austin
Chaplai Church School
National Church i
Nions
da Lortz
On Church
Birth notices from Boston area families reported
LINCO Mr and Mrs bold Trapelo road birth of their sixth son Aug 24 at House Boston The children are Peter John Alexander and Ric Mr and Mrs M and their daughter son Edmund Mr and Mrs Bol the former Joan their children been vacationing holm and family recently returned in New Hampshire and Mrs 3 have been vacatl Scotia
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Bold
Trapelo Road
Boston
Peter
John
Alexander
Ric
Mrs. M
Edmund
Mrs. Bol
Joan
Vacatl Scotia
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