Marlboro Enterprise Postage and publication notice
Notice details publication information for the Marlboro Enterprise dated August 25 1903 listing office address Marlboro Massachusetts classification as second class matter and subscription rates for different terms and towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with postage notes
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Liberty Marlboro
Marlboro
Mass
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Debated Navy Yard Reforms Mirror War Spending Waste
A historical letter argues that civilian waste and political influence drive high costs at navy yards and munitions makers. It cites price gaps in battleships Utah and Florida and notes ongoing debates on centralized war production and yard closures. The piece links public funds, politics, and military economy to broader political reform.
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Mt Navy Yards
Utah
Florida
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yards
Lautic
Norfolk
Virginia
Narraganyard
Vth
New York
Health survey overrules time clock myth says chair
Maynard Lester Cowles, chairman of the Board of Health, complains that E R A workers do not watch the clock. He says the health survey crew made him miss meals all week as they questioned and tabulated data. He describes the clock chatter as blah while hungry and heading home for food.
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Maynard
Lester Cowles
Board of Health
Cowles
EB. R. A
Acton Garden Club Meets and Plans Fair Skit
Acton Woman's Garden Club met at Mrs. Robert J. Bond's home to discuss annuals for midsummer glory and share garden experiences. A visit to Mrs. Horace Tuttle's garden followed with refreshments back at the host's home. Officers include Mrs. Harold Clapp president and 30 members.
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Acton Woman's Garden Club
Robert J. Bond
Otter
Horace Tuttle
Bedford Grange celebrates 25 years with Maynard attendance
A large Maynard Grange delegation joined Bedford Grange for a 25th anniversary program on Monday night. Alan Palmer sang solos. An upcoming Horticultural Night will feature Maynard Grange at Grange Hall on Thursday with Deputy Roy Hawes as speaker. Members to bring produce for auction after prizes are awarded.
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Maynard
Maynard Grangers
Bedford Grange
Alan Palmer
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Roy Hawes
Congregational Church Plans Rally Month and Harvest Home
The Congregational church led by Rev. A. E. Beckett announces Rally Month in September with next Sunday observance. Harvest Home Sunday will include a rainage sale on September 23. The Christian Endeavor Society forms with officers Lyle Reynolds, Carolyn Tuttle, Mildred Ineson, William Holland and committees led by Carol Crosby and Norman Marsh.
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Congregational Church
A. E. Beckett
George Logan
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Lyle Reynolds
Carolyn Tuttle
Mildred Ineson
William Holland
Carol Crosby
Mary Fallon
Mildred Fallenton
George Turnbull
Benjamin Rice
Norman Marsh
George Clay
State Primaries Spark Local Campaign Shuffle
The piece notes Representative Sheridan likely to win his home town and district. A three way Republican race saw Selectman Ashley Eddy of Hudson withdraw, leaving Avery Walker Steele and Maurice Morse as candidates. Eddy’s name remains on ballots. Steele reportedly married the first of the month and is described as the state’s youngest selectman.
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Frank C. Sheri
Sheridan
Ashley Eddy
Hudson
Eddy
BE. R. A
Washington
Avery Walker Steele
Roxborough
Maurice Morse
Stow
Steele
Middlesex County Democratic League
Ayer
Walsh
Middlesex League Football Schedule Announced for 1934
Belmont High School secretary Sanford B Comery announces the Middlesex County Interscholastic Football League schedule. The six members are Belmont Concord Lexington Maynard Stoneham Winchester with Winchester the defending champion. The season starts October 6 followed by Thanksgiving Lexington versus Concord. Bingo prizes were won by Agnes Driscoll Amy Ryan Stella Kugima Bessie McGuane Annie Campbell John Halloran and Owen Franklin.
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Middlesex County
Concord
Belmont
Stoneham
Maynard
Lexington
Winchester
Concord High School
Sweet
Agnes Driscoll
Amy Ryan
Stella Kugima
Bessie McGuane
Annie Campbell
John Halloran
Owen Franklin
Sudbury Notes on Visits, Church Services and Events
Mr and Mrs Waldo Chamberlain and family visited in Chicago and expect return this week. Memorial church holds services next Sunday with Sunday school. Ancestors Day events at First church Sudbury Center in the afternoon. Waldo E. Stone wins a Fletcher School fellowship for a year’s study in international law. Goodnow Branch Library opens Friday and Tuesday evenings with emphasis on public school books. Doris Louise Bibber to wed Waldo E. Stone on September 15 under Ladies Aid supervision. Convocation of Congregational churches to be attended by Rev Albert Reynolds at Andover Newton Seminary.
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Waldo Chamberlain
Fred Chamberlain
Alice
Chicago
Donald Chamberlain
Memorial Church
First Church
Sudbury Center
Waldo E. Stone
Sudbury High School
Tufts College
Fletcher School of International Law
Graduate School
Goodnow
S. D. Bibber
Quincy
Doris Louise
Bernard Stone
South Sudbury
Ladies Aid of Memorial Church
Grange Hall
Albert Reynolds
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
Maynard Visits and Health Notes From Brookline Center
Maynard Myer Serdesky of Brookline visited friends in the Center. Mrs Horace Reed Candy Hill is ill and confined to her house. William Tufts Candy Hill is recovering from a facial infection after surgery by Dr Chase. Water district residents thankful for a heavy fall of rats last week.
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Myer Serdesky
Brookline
Horace Reed
Candy Hill
William Tufts
Chase
Water District
Knights of Columbus Joint Outing Draws Four Councils
A combined outing of Westboro Framingham Maynard and Marlboro Knights of Columbus councils set for Stow Country Club next Sunday features a 1 PMclam bake and turkey dinner. The day includes a Marlboro Maynard golf trophy defense, a baseball game, elimination horseshoe contest, and tennis matches with state officers attending.
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Marlboro
Westboro
Framingham
Maynard
Marlboro Knights of Columbus
Stow Country Club
Thomas P. Hurley Jr
Bert Riley, Sr
Ralph McCabe
Frank Sheridan
Bert Lawrence
Charles Helt
William O'Neil
Francis Callahan
Louis Collette
Joseph Martin
Taunton
Knights of Columbus
Edward C. Minehan Jr
John M. Lynch
Joseph McCook
Bert Riley
Milton Schofield
James W. Hurley
Martin J. Morrissey
George Forrest
Nello Brani
John Brecken
F. A. McGill
Eugene Herlihy
Wiliam J. Downey
T. Francis Callahan
Ralph di Pietro
Charles Holt
Thomas P. Hugley Jr
D A R Bonte Meeting Records German Travel Insights
The Wayside Inn Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution met at Mrs. Henry Maynard’s South Sudbury home despite bad weather. Gertrude M. Halloran spoke on German conditions from travels last summer, guest Mrs. Laurence L. Winship played violin, and tea was served. Carolyn Tuttle and Charlotte Laird began studies at Fitchburg State Teachers College on Tuesday, Sept. noted.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Daughters of the Revolution
Henry Maynard
South Sudbury
Gertrude M. Halloran
Germany
Laurence L. Winship
Maynard
Carolyn Tuttle
Charlotte Laird
Fitchburg State
Local News Highlights From Acton Area Weekend
Miss Jahet Clark of Newton Highlands visited relatives in West Acton while Mrs. Waldo Flint remained at Massachusetts General Hospital. Local couples, trips, and notices include Luke and Mrs. McCarthy of Maynard with A R Beach, Cecil Starck at Bellows in Falmouth, Carl Godfrey on vacation from Sears Roebuck, Rev. A J Torsleff at Saugus Universalist church, Bursaw family at Haynes cottage Fort Pond, Tenney’s return to New York, Avery Steele wedding trip, Ethel Starck’s White Mountains outing, and Sherman Sebastian arranging refreshments for the Acton Fair.
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Jahet Clark
Newton Highlands
A. J. Toraleff
Waldo Flint
Massachusetts General Hospital
Luke McCarthy
Maynard
A. R. Beach
Cecil Starck
the Bellows
Falmouth
Mass
Carl Godfrey
Sears-Roebuck
A. J. Torsleff
Universalist Church
Saugus
Edward Bursaw
Haynes Cottage
Fort Pond
William Tenney
New York
Frank Tasker
Selectman
Avery Steele
Boxboro
Ethel Starck
White Mountains
Sherman Sebastian
Acton Fair
Republican Leader Brown Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Middlesex
Harry Dunlap Brown, veteran and Massachusetts House floor leader from Lowell, seeks the Republican nomination for Middlesex County Sheriff. A World War I hero and longtime legislator, Brown pledges a just and impartial administration if nominated and elected.
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Harry Dunlap Brown
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Widley
Middlesex County
Representative Brown
Ely
John XR. Fairbairn
Brown
Leverett Saltonstall
Saltonstall
France
18Th Infantry
Lowell
Massachusetts State College
Associate Alumni
Middlesex County Group of Alumni
Middlesex County Extension Service
Harold W. Estey
American Legion
Billerica
St George's Parish Notices and Events Planned
St George's Church lists Sunday services Holy Communion 8 a m and 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m evening service 7 p m Young Peoples Fellowship Vestry meeting Monday 7 p m to plan October fair Parish activities include formation of a young married women group September 18 7 30 p m drama The Rebellion of Mr Barclay September 20 at Parish hall whist on September 22 choir rehearsal September 12 at 7 30 p m and parish cabin painting at Ft Pond by Harold Taylor James King and William Qates
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Summer &T
Florida Road
Maynard
Burdette Landsdowne
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Barclay
St. George's
Christian Endeavor
Union Church of
Wilfred Woodhead
Harold Taylor
James King
William Qates
Ft. Pond
West Concord Union Church announces sermon and events
Minister Rev Altre speaks on Can We Believe in a Comforting God at 10 30 Sunday morning. Mrs Adelaide Sims of Maynard to sing solo. Church school opens at noon. Midweek meeting Sept 18 at 7 30 pm. C Waldo MacWilliams newest choir director replaces Mildred Stone. Corinthian Lodge presents chrysanthemums to Mrs Rossie L Stone mother of chaplain Rev Alfred W Stone.
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West A. Union
Altre
Adelaide Sims
Maynard
Ser Os
Waldo MacWilliams
West Concord Union Church
Mildred Stone
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Rossie L. Stone
Alfred W. Stone
Maynard Fair attendance and local notices briefed
Mr and Mrs Milton C Whitney and daughter Nancy attended the Brockton Fair with Maynard residents. DeMars Legion drum corps contest winner was Marlboro. Holy Name Society outing at Assabet Country Club. Christopher Wilson of Chicago visiting relatives. Richard Waterhouse to accompany him home. Mary Cleary and Margaret Murphy guests of local residents. Walter Crowther visiting his parents. Edward Burns injured in auto crash at Littleton. Robert Dugran elected class president. Ruth Wilson reappointed as class supervisor. Maynard Tennis Association offers prizes for boys tournament. Helena Murphy wins golf club prize. Twenty garages changed locations led by Howard Hartford with a trucking setup.
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Milton C. Whitney
Nancy
DeMars Legion Post
Marlboro
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of the Presentation Church
Brighton
Assabet Country Club
Christopher Wilson
Chicago
Richard Waterhouse
Wilson
Mary Cleary
Dorchester
James J. Ledgard
Summer Street
Margaret Murphy
Parker Street
Hudson
Walter Crowther
Copley Plaza Hotel
Visee
Crowther
Arthur Street
Edward Burns
Newton Drive
Howard Hartford
Maple Street
Maynard Announces Marriage of Helen Theresa Markh
Mrs Selma Markh announced this week the marriage of her daughter Helen Theresa to Ernc Ketola on April 16 in Milford New Hampshire. Both are graduates of Maynard High School with Mrs Ketola serving as secretary of the Maynard Cooperative Club.
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Maynard
Selma Markh
Helen Theresa
Ernc Ketola
Milford N. H
Maynard High School
Ketola
Maynard Co-operative Cub
Freeman and Clancy Install Water System Pump Plan
Sanitary and plumbing engineers Freeman and Clancy of Maynard install an electric pump and storage tank to improve the local water supply. The project includes wiring and integration with existing mains to ensure steady service.
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Freeman and Clancy
Sanitary and Plumbing Engineers
Maynard
Sudbury Painting and Carpentry Work Undertaken
Sudbury is undertaking painting and roofing along with interior carpentry, indicating renovation activity in the area.
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Sudbury
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