Concord Enterprise masthead and imprint notice
The Concord Enterprise published weekly from Marlboro Massachusetts notes its editor Rudolph W Currier and address Main Street Marlboro with a standard newspaper imprint. It lists postage details and a disclaimer about typographical errors with reprinting of ad sections and mentions eastern advertising representatives Julius Mathews in Stone and New York.
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Irresponsible Driving Moves Michigan to Mental Incarceration
A Michigan case pierces the traffic safety debate as a long time violator is committed to a mental institution. Officials call him a sociopathic personality, irresponsible and emotionally immature, highlighting the visionary shift toward stricter driving standards nationwide. The report notes rising unemployment reserves and a stronger fiscal rebound aiding state funding.
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Michigan
Sanity Commission
Letter warns of possible winter oil shortages and fuel fears
In West Concord on Sept 8 1951 a reader from Conant Machine & Steel Co warns of potential oil shortages this winter. The writer recalls 1938 wind and past fuel scares, urges fair warning, rationing, and readiness for coal handling and equipment to prevent suffering.
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Conant Machine & Steel Co
W. B. Conant
West Concord
Hawthorne School Opens New Classes in Concord
Hawthorne School opens with daily classes from 9 to 3, supervised by a police officer at Sudbury road and Main street. Students bring lunches or buy milk, two half hour recreation periods, and religious instruction noted. Custodian John Coyne raises the flag each morning as plans for a new archdiocesan elementary high school and chapel unfold for 1952 completion.
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Sudbury Road
Main Street
Hawthorne
Concord
Nathaniel
What's in name population decline in unincorporated township
News snippet notes the population of an unnamed unincorporated township dwindled from 200 to 7, with no further details or identifiers provided.
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Success
N. MH
U.P
Landini Breaks Leg in Concord High Grid Scrimmage
Concord High senior Paul Landini suffered a broken right leg during an intra squad scrimmage at Emerson Playground. He was taken to Emerson Hospital for setting and will miss the season. Landini, a tackle and last year's letterman, is son of Mr and Mrs A George Landini of Thoreau Street.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Paul Landini
Concord ‘High School
Emerson Hospital
Landini
High School Youth Enlists in Marine Corps
Concord Lawrence A Dee Jr aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Dee of Bedford Street left Cord High School to join the Marine Corps. He was sworn in at the Federal Building in the presence of his parents and departed yesterday for basic training at Parris Island South Carolina. A party with family and friends was held Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip B Dee in West Concord and he received a purse.
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Concord
Lawrence A.dee, Jr
Lawrence A. Dee
Bedford Street
Concord High School
Marine Corps
Federal Building
Parris Island
South Carolina
Philip B. Dee
West Concord
Knights Postpone Shrine Trip Plan Open House
The Knights of Columbus could not secure Past State Deputy John W. McDevitt of Waltham as speaker for Tuesday's meeting. An open house at Monument Hall will start at 8, led by Grand Knight Hugh E. Kilmartin, with Deputy Grand Knight Leonard J. Wetherbee showing movies. The planned trip and holy hour to Our Lady of LaSalette in Ipswich next Sunday are postponed.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
John W. McDevitt
Waltham
Monument Hall
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Leonard J. Wetherbee
National Shrine of Our Lady of LaSalette
Ipswich
Collinses mark second wedding anniversary
Concord Mr and Mrs John C Collins formerly Joan G Kelley observed their second anniversary of marriage on Tuesday. They wed at St Bernard's church and reside at 362 Main Street West Concord. Both are employed locally and well known in town.
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Concord
John C. Collins
Joan G. Kelley
St. Bernard’s Church
Main Street
West Concord
Farm Hour Speaker Urges Dairy Fodder Preservation
Concord radio station featured Herbert E. Shepard as guest speaker on the farm hour. He urged dairy farmers to preserve fodder for cattle to support this year and plan next season’s crop.
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Concord
Boston
Herbert E. Shepard
Company H Receives State Team Prize in Machine Gun Match
Concord Col Otis M Whitney 182nd Regimental commander presented the adjutant general's trophy to Company H M N G for winning the state machine gun match last fall. Fired on the winning team were Capt Donald A Linscott Jr Master Sgt Philip B Dee Sgt Charles House Corp John Stimson Corp William Johansen Jr Corp Thomas Johansen Pfc Paul Stein and Corp George Haynes.
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Concord
Otis M. Whitney
Adjutant General’s
Missing Lads Eben Moulton and Robert Gill Found
Two Concord boys Eben Moulton of 5 Elm Street and Robert Gill of Hosmer Road were reported missing at 12 43 PM and found about 90 minutes later hiding beneath a blanket at the Moulton home. The parents and police pursued a merry chase before locating them.
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Concord
Eben Moulton
Elm Street
Robert Gill
Hosmer’ Road
Moulton
Club Holds Series of Parties Locally
Concord The Emblem Club conducted a series of successful parties in whist canasta and cribbage last Thursday night at various homes Hostesses were Helen Venti Irma Crowell Aignes Dee Mrs Mary Venti Irma Venti Refreshments were served Winners of prizes were whist Teresa Fraticelli and Madeline Venti canasta Sylvia DiCicco Helen Venti George Freeman Rico Venti cribbage Travis Crowell Richard Kelly
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Cribbage
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Irma Crowell
Aignes Dee
Junior High Elects Class Presidents at Bulkeley School
Concord Junior High officers were chosen at Peter Bulkeley school last week. Room presidents include Nancy Duggan for No 71 Susie Kendall for 70 Joyce Smethurst for 73 Harold Cahoon Jr for 81 Andrew Horne for 82 and William Tobin for 83.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Nancy Duggan
Susie Kendall
Joyce Smethurst
Harold Cahoon, Jr
Andrew Horne
William Tobin
Concord Play-Writing Contest Rules Set
Concord committee outlines final rules for the play writing competition with a publication date near October and a December 1 closing for submissions. Members include Mrs Joseph J Ecker William T Wyman and Raymond P Baldwin.
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Concord
Joseph
J. Ecker
William T. Wyman
Raymond P. Baldwin
Fourth Birthday Observed for Parsons Child
Concord Caroline Elizabeth Parsons the daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Parsons Jr 60 Thoreau Street celebrated her fourth birthday this Tuesday of the week in a small family gathering.
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Concord
Caroline Elizabeth Parsons
Russell On Parsons, Jr
Thoreau Street
Maynard Opens Season Against Punchard at Alumni Field
Maynard High trots out a young squad under Coach Will De Rosa to face Punchard High School of Andover this Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the grid opener. The Maynardites seek a season boost after scrimmage success against Malden and aim to derail Punchard, last year’s 13-7 victor. lineups are not finalized as players vie for starting spots.
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Punchard H. S
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First Hundred Mile Bird Race Won By Bobby Paul
Framingham Racing Pigeon Club held its first hundred mile race from Pittsfield. Winner Robert Paul finished in two hours 28 minutes at a speed of 1193.55 yards per minute. Other top finishers include Fred Borelli 1111.07, William Nei 1008, Gran View Loft 907, R Facchini 973.44, and Peter Carbonneau 893.65 yards per minute.
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Framingham
Framingham Racing Pigeon Club
Pittsfield
Robert Paul
Fred Borelli
William Nei
Granview Loft
R. Facchini
Peter Carbonneau
Concord Football Practice Begins at Bulkeley Junior High
Concord Concord High School announces football practice starts today for seventh and eighth graders from Harvey Wheeler with Leonard Godfrey to coach. Peter Bulkeley Junior High pupils join the squad as the season prospects look bright and the schedule will be announced.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Leonard Godfrey
Harvey Wheeder
Concord High Names New Football Manager and Assistants
Concord high school selects Danny Gaylor, from Bedford and a senior, as head manager for the football squad this fall. He is considered average but aims to show spirit and hustle, with Walter E. Doward from last year’s squad and newcomer avid Casey assisting.
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Concord
Danny Gaylor
Bedford
Concord High School
Walter E. Doward
Lastar
Avid Casey
Tramp Golfers Set Rematch for Championship Tourney
The Conbord Concord Tramp Golfers Association plans its annual championship tourney and a dinner next week. Details on place and time to be announced. The championship cup competition will be contested.
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Tramp Golfers
Conbord
Conbcord “Tramp ‘Golfers Association
Weddings At Wayside Inn Brighten South Sudbury Day
In South Sudbury four weddings were celebrated last Saturday at the Wayside Inn. Miss Helen Bond and Romeo Pendente were wed with a sun porch breakfast and 35 guests attended the reception. The couple left for their honeymoon in a yellow convertible. Nancy Bath of Shrewsbury married Robert Doyle in an 11 am ceremony. A cavalcade of cars led guests to the Inn for a reception in the ballroom attended by 250 guests followed by luncheon in the dining room.
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South Sudbury
Helen Bond
Romeo Pendolari
Nancy Bath
Shrewsbury
Robert Doyle
Weddings at Martha Mary Chapel Pair Patricia Rogers and John Gilbert
Miss Patricia Rogers of Melrose married John Gilbert in a 3:00 pm ceremony at Martha Mary Chapel with Rev. John Conn officiating. About 100 guests attended the reception at the Inn with a bridal waltz after the cake cut. Later Corinne Robertson and Dutton Van Alstine wed in a candlelit chapel ceremony witnessed by about 150 relatives.
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Martha Mary Chapel
Patricia Rogers
Melrose
John Gilbert
John Conn
Corrine ‘Robertson
Waltham
Dutton van Alstine
Ken Reeves
West Concord Couple Mark 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H L West Concord observed their 52nd anniversary yesterday at their home 160 Commonwealth Avenue. The couple were married at Green Baptist Church Melrose Highlands and have two daughters Mrs. Gerald Nickelson and Mrs. Ralph L. Rogers, plus three grandchildren.
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Green Baptist Church
Melrose Highlands
Gerald Nickelson
Ralph L. Rogers
West Concord
Concord Couple to Celebrate 47th Anniversary on Trip
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson of 29 Stow Street plan a weeklong visit with their daughters in Summit and Union New Jersey. They will observe their 47th wedding anniversary on September 20. Mrs. Herbert Gardner formerly Mildred Berlied and her two daughters Elaine and Tee test Logan Airport flew by plane with husband Master Sergeant Herbert Gardner to Rapid City South Dakota where he is stationed.
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Thomas Peterson
Stow Street
Concord Clothing Company
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Herbert Gardner
Mildred Berlied
Conrad Berlied
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Tee
Logan Airport
Sergt. Herbert Gardner
Rapid ‘City
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