Concord Enterprise publication and publication details
The Concord Enterprise notices its Marlboro base at 16 Liberty Street and Main Street Concord Massachusetts with editor R W Currier and weekly Thursday issue. It mentions post office second class matter status and reprint policy for typographical errors and advertising. It lists Eastern agents Julius Mathews at Boston and New York and subscription rates for single copies and one year.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Working Together for State Local Relations in New England
Governor Herter urges joint action across state and local governments on highways school buildings land use and zoning with strong links between 351 towns and the Legislature. Summer camps grow nationwide with New England leading attendance while calls for a balanced federal budget intensify as debt climbs and opposition mounts.
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Herter
Commonwealth
Mancini Bid for Maynard Bus Route Stirs Debate
A Maynard reader criticizes the decision to award a Maynard Concord bus contract for Rose Hawthorne School children to a rival driver at $80 weekly, despite Mancini bidding $70. The letter notes Mancini's local service, family duties, church involvement, and the impact of school transport funds leaving town.
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Hillside Street
Maynard
Mass
Joseph Mancini
Rose Hawthorne
Concord
Mancini
Ot Mancini
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Eaton Seeks State Legislature Seat From Concord
In a September 8, 1954 letter Egbert S. Newbury Jr. urges voters in the 13th Middlesex District to elect John M. Eaton Jr. for State Representative. Eaton, 36, lifelong Concord resident, married with a young son, is a lawyer and Navy Cross recipient who serves in the Naval Reserve and sits on the Town Finance Committee.
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Baitor
Middlesex
John M. Eaton
Concord
John
Navy
Organized Naval Reserve
John Eaton
Concord, Mass
Endorsement Letter for Michael Tomy as State Representative
Maida A Broadbent of West Concord endorses Michael Tomy of Maynard for state representative in the 13th Middlesex District. She praises his action, honesty and leadership in organizing and maintaining a youth Recreation Center to boost morale and says he speaks for constituents' best interests.
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13Th Middlesex
Michael Tomy
Maynard
Maida A. Broadbent
Central Street
West
Concord, Mass
Local Couple Welcome First Child Son at Emerson Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wheeler of 6 Middle Street announce the birth of their first child, a son, on September 5 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley Wheeler of Musketaquid Road.
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Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Middle Street
Emerson Hospital
Berkeley Wheeler
Musketaquid Road
Remembering Early Farm Life and City Baths Across America
A collection of reader reminiscences from Ontario California Daytona Beach Florida and Fairmont West Virginia recalling 17 dollars a month for farm hands long workdays without eight hour shifts early morning till night chores milking feeding water heating baths in iron kettles and old time kitchen practices.
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Margaret B. Moore
Ontario
California
Henrietta
Greene
Daytona Beach
Florida
Concord Town Election Lacks Exciting News
A local note reports Concord emergency workers restoring power after August hurricane. The F. A. Bartlett Tree Report Co. advises pruning bleeder trees in late summer and early fall. The town election on September 28 shows no exciting news from either candidate.
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F. A
Bartlett Tree Report Co
Concord
ORESTORS ALL LOICAL HOMES
The plant urges residents to contact the office if any trouble with individual service appears and promises responsive action. The message emphasizes customer support and accessibility for issues at hand.
School group conducts tour and updates facilities
A school group toured the campus noting the new roof matches the old yet no leaks. Two new buildings have received interior and exterior painting and generous townspeople donated pianos so lower-grade classrooms are now well supplied.
Choir Rehearsals and Fellowship at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Congregational church hosts choir practice on Thursday September 16 at 7 30. Senior Youth Fellowship meets Sunday with Nancy Woodruff as worship leader and Ramon Gonzales of Chile as guest speaker. Sunday services resume September 12 with Rev. Robert H Barber preaching at 11. Junior choir at 9 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 and 11 under Mrs Ralph Hemenway.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Nancy Woodruff
Ramon Gonzales
Chile
South America
Robert H. Barber
Ralph Hemenway
Garden of Children School Opens Fourth Season
Bedford reopens the Garden of Children at 61 Concord Road for its fourth season. The school calendar mirrors public schools. Director Mrs Joseph F Beécy and assistant Mrs Paul B Gilman are former public school teachers.
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Bedford
Concord. Road
Joseph F. Beécy
Paul B. Gilman
Operator direct dialing linked nearly half US calls in 1953年
Collier's 1954 Yearbook notes nearly half of long distance calls in the United States last year were routed by operators dialing distant points directly. World reserve assets outside the Iron Curtain rose to a record 56.7 billion dollars by end of 1953.
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United States
Collier
Iron Curtain
Maynard's League Opens Next Week
The Inter Town Bowling League begins a new season with 12 local teams. Matches move to Mondays and Tuesdays at Tutte's Alleys on Main Street, with Bill Chernak returning as president and the lanes already off to a flying start.
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Maynard
Bill Chernak
Tutte’s
Main Street
Maynard Inter-Town
Maynard Football Candidates Begin Training Under DeRosa
Maynard high school opens the football season with coach Will DeRosa entering his fourth year. Returning veterans anchor a rebuilt squad after graduation, with Jim Duggan and Don Torppa as backfield leaders and Peterson, Carlson, Grigas, Jarmulowicz, Shorette, and Sluyski strengthening the line. Opening game is September 26 against St. Mary's of Brookline at Alumni Field.
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Maynard
Will DeRosa
Orange and Black
DeRosa
Jim Duggan
Don Torppa
Alumni Field
Hudson
Concord
West Concord Bowling League and Local Sports Events
The West Concord Bowling League schedules six matches at Tutte's Alleys Maynard 7 p.m. Concord and Maynard high schools hold after school drills at Emerson Playground and Alumni Field at 3 p.m. The schedule lists a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club a Neshoba Sportsmen's Club field day off Route 27 North Acton and various league matches including Acton Harvard Maynard Holy Name Musketaquid events through the week.
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West Concord Bowling League
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Concord High School
Maynard High
Emerson Playground
Alumni Field
Concord Country Club
Scotts Victor Of Tourney At Concord
Concord Country Club hosted the annual mixed foursomes over the holiday weekend. Low gross winners were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott 86 72 and net winners Dr. and Mrs. John F. Wavin 90 67. Other notable totals include Mr. and Mrs. George H. Phillips 87 71 and Peter Fairfax with Miss P Adams 115 79.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Robert Scott
John, F., Wavin
James M. Austin
George K. Whitney
George H. Phillips
John W. Codding, Jr
A. Newell
Henry S. Thompson
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
Lawrence Sanford
Edward P. Chase
Franklin R. Johnson
Lawrence Terry
Kenneth Hayes
P. Adams
Mrs. Stuart Cook
Falcons Still Lead Softball League Rosters
Maynard reports the Falcons, winners of the first half, push toward a league sweep in the Inter Town Industrial Softball League. The Reformatory wins 10-2 over Dewey and Almy, while Concord crushes Dewey and Almy 20-12. Three top teams battle down the stretch as the regular season ends this week.
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Maynard
Falcons
Reformatory
Dewey & Almy
Concord
Japan Abandons Open City Plan for Kyoto and Nara
Kyoto and Nara cultural centers will no longer seek designation as open cities in wartime. The move comes as Japan notes slim chances the proposal will pass at the Hague conference on cultural property protection this month.
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Kyoto
Nara
Hague
Field Day at Nashoba’s Club in North Acton
The Nashoba Sportsman's Club hosts its annual field day on Sunday September 12 at the club grounds off Route 27. Activities include trap shooting with trophies, team matches, a public debut of a rapid-fire multiple shot trap device by George Darrell, pony rides for children, games, a midway, rifle and pistol shooting, turkey shoot, sporting equipment exhibit, prizes, refreshments, free parking, and a souvenir gold plated fish hook for the first 400 visitors.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsman’s Club
George Darrell
Rocket Trap Co
Nashoba Club
Holy Name Bowling League Opens Third Season at Maynard
West Concord The Holy Name Bowling League of Our Lady Help of Christians church opened its third season with three practice matches at Maynard. Team captains include Joe Pageau Frank, Devlin, Manny Garcia, Joe Steinmann, Tom Horgan, and Richie Loughlin. Steinmann’s team won last year’s championship. Officers are President Horgan, Secretary Rudy Currier, Treasurer Devlin. A 30 week schedule was approved with two halves and a rolloff to decide the second half.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Jets and Hornets Set for Pony League Final Clash
The Pony League championship will be decided Sunday afternoon on Alumni Field as the Jets defend their title against the Hornets. Jets ace pitcher J J Mc Garigle likely to start with Dick Jones catching, while Duren may take the mound for the Hornets with Hairston behind the plate.
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Maynard
Jets
Hornets
George Pederson
J.J. McGarigle
Ace Moundsman
Dick Jones
McGarigle
Dick Carlton
Duren
Hairston
Yankees Eye Second In League Finish
The Lexington Summer Bowling League faces a Monday final night as the Yankees, led by Police Chief Mike Foley Eddie Boyden and Sal Watkins, chase second place a win over the third place team while league leaders Indians meet the second team.
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Acton
Yankees
Lexington
Indians
Mike Foley
Eddie
Boyden
Sal’ Watkins
New Officers of Concord Rainbow Assembly Elected
Concord's Rainbow Assembly elected new officers at the first regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Miss Dardana Berry of Acton will be the new worthy advisor, with Dorothy Fiske West Concord as worthy associate advisor, Georgina Phelms South Acton as faith, Nancy Wright Carlisle as charity, and Laura Larsen Carlisle as hope. Installation is set for September 18 at 7:30 with Doris Glines Somerville as installing officer. Refreshments and dancing will follow.
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Marjorie ‘Ogilvie
Camp
Miss Ogilvie
Dardana Berry
Acton
Dorothy Fiske
West Concord
Faith
Georgina’ Phelms
South Acton
Charity
Nancy Wright
Carlisle
Hope
Laura Larsen
Grand Assembly of Massachusetts
Doris Glines
Somerville
Concord DeMolay Opens Fall Season Meeting Friday
The Concord Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will hold its first fall meeting Friday at 6 30 PM in the Masonic Temple with Master Councillor Henry D Willard Jr presiding A corn roast will follow at 428 Main Street West Concord hosted by former local dad Winslow J Damon.
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Concord
Order of DeMolay
Masonic _ Temple
Henry D. Willard Jr
Winslow J. Damon
Main Street
West Concord
Local youths win herd prizes at Tops Field Fair
Lincoln Edward Denton of South Lincoln and Donald Dyke of the same town won prizes for their herd exhibits at the Tops Field Fair held on Monday.
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Lincoln
Edward Denton
South Lincoln
Donald Dyke
Junior High Staff List and Pupil Roster Noted
The document lists names under junior high posts and grades including Miss Evangeline Loretta M and Miss Joan te Ellen Kokkidko with Grade 3 and Grade 4 pupils. Other staff include Mrs. Map rick Mrs. Edith LP Jeanne L. Sylvester and school physician Dr. John W Berqui, among several listed teachers.
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Evangeline Loretta M
Matteena A. Murphy
Wear
Bean
Joan Te Ellen Kokkidko
N. Macera
Mary Ejlin
Maprick
Edith LP
Jeanne L. Sylvester
Sa M. Vaughan
Gray S. Byrne
Evelyn R
Ken G
Peter J. Bartis
Davis
Bessie
Miss Galley
Mary Lawrence P
He F Kinneen
Chester J
Donald Solomon
Stevens
Ders Lord
Jeanette Plourde
John W, Berqui
New Bus Driver Lifts Spirits With Gracious Demeanor
A lively passenger exchange describes a new bus driver who keeps the vehicle tidy and creates a pleasant mood. George and Molly remark on his cheerful conduct and sense of responsibility, noting the positive impact on riders during the day.
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George
Molly
Main
Gerge
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