Concord Enterprise Masthead and pricing note
The Concord Enterprise lists editors and addresses in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts. It is published weekly on Thursdays by the Enterprise Press Inc. with a 5.00 yearly subscription and ten cent single copies. The paper notes it bears no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and will reprint the relevant ad portion.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
P. O. Box
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication.
Explanation Of How Concord Schools Decide To Halt Classes
The Concord Public Schools and Concord Carlisle High School operated on a normal schedule Monday before Hurricane Donna. The superintendent explains the policy and process for school closures including early morning decisions, coordination with police and town services, and notifications to fire departments and radio stations.
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Concord — Public Schools
Concord - Carlisle High School
Ant
WBZ
WHDH
WORL
WEEI
WCOP
WNAC
WKOK
Fire Department
Horse Pond PTA Meeting Postponed to Next Monday
Sudbury Horse Pond PTA schedules Monday evening session with C Newton Heath superintendent speaking at 8 p m on Curriculum and zoning changes due to new school openings. A question and answer period will follow his talk.
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Sudbury — Horse Pond
C. Newton Heath
Sudbury Woman's Club seeks 50 year memorabilia
Sudbury Golden Anniversary events begin with an October meeting titled President's Day at Horse Pond School. Mrs. T Eugene Ellis collects club history and requests any club mementos. Executive board meets September 22 at noon at Mrs. Francis Raynor's home. Members bring a picnic lunch. President is Mrs J Carrell Morris. membership chair is Miss Elizabeth M Walker.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Charles E. Shepard
MSFWC
Horse Pond School
T. Eugene Ellis
Ellis
David Anton
Ellsworth Davis
Waldo R. Logan
Reginald C. Purdy
Chris A. Thurman
Robert Wellman
Woman’s Club
Weston Girl Engaged To Sudbury Man
Patricia Cusumano of Weston engaged to Winthrop Harvey Fairbank of Sudbury. Miss Cusumano, Weston High School graduate and debutante, studied at Colby Junior College and was introduced in 1956. Fairbank, Sudbury native and 1949 Maine graduate, served in the Pacific with the U S Air Force and works as an engineer at Honeywell in Minneapolis.
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Sudbury
William W. Cusumano
Weston
East Alton
N. H
Patricia
Winthrop Harvey Fairbank
Selectman
Harvey N. Fairbank
Old Sudbury Road
Cusumano
Colby Junior College
Wellesley Country Club
Fairbanks
Chauncy Hall School
Boston
University of Maine
U. S. Air Force
Pacific
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
Methodist Notes Maynard Sunday School Registration
Registration for Sunday school at the Methodist Church opens September 18 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m for children under 10. A delegation including the pastor Rev Lawrence OBrien will attend the Worcester district workshop at Wesley Church. Boy Scouts meet at the church Tuesday at 730 p m.
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Maynard
Methodist Church
Commission Menery
Lawrence O'Brien
Worcester
Wesley Church
General Radio Plans Boston Area Expansion Buy 100 Acres
General Radio Co. eyeing further growth with plans to purchase about 100 acres in Bolton near Route 117 across from the Stow line. The firm, which moved to West Concord from Cambridge to expand, foresees doubling plant size within seven to 12 years and had considered other sites in New Hampshire before settling on Bolton.
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General Radio
Boston
West Concord
New Hampshire
Personne
Bolton
Eight Injured In Two Car Crash Sunday
Lincoln and Sudbury brief item reports two incidents. Eight people were injured when two cars collided on Routes 126 and 117 near Lincoln, with a family group among the injured and all taken to Emerson Hospital. Sudbury announces a Little League outing at Memorial Park with a barbecue, awards, and rain date Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Lincoln
James L. Connolly
Fuller Terrace
West Newton
James W. Welch
Patten Street
Watertown
Connolly
Helen
Ella
Grove Street
Auburndale
Welch
Maureen
Margaret McCarthy
Doreen Lubelsky
Catherine Lubelsky
Judy Lubelsky
Maureen Lubelsky
Emerson Hospital
Lawrence Hallett
Joseph Cotoni
Lincoln Police
Sudbury
Sudbury Little League
Memorial Park
Dutton Road
Old Timers' Game Sunday at Waltham
The postponed old timers game between Lincoln Mohawks and Waltham Nippers of yesteryear will be played at Bike Park, Waltham, Sunday at 2 30 p m, re scheduled from Sundays rain. Mohawks feature manager Lou Cunningham and many late 19th and 20th century players, while Nipper Maher heads a lineup including Johnny Natoli and Jimmy Hanny among semi pro stars.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Mohawks
Waltham Nippers
Yesteryear
Bike Park
Waltham
Lou Cunningham
Todd Brothers
Peter
Dave
Lee
Howie
Whitmore
Newton
Len Larrabee
Jarvie
Chick Mayo
Warren Berg
Drew Dougherty
Mack
Doug
Gordon Donaldson
Nick Macone
Walter Wood
al Davis
Ray Maher
Fred Lawrence
Walter Ryan
Jim Leonard
Fred Nehall
Langille
Mike Chase
Jimmy
Nipper Maher
Johnny Natoli
Jimmy Hanney
Jakey Dennis
Sully
Concord parish notes item boys to join and events
Concord parish notes list altar boys Joseph Diskin and Mark McKenna for the week at St Bernard's. C O plans a dance Oct 8 at Monument Hall with 3 D s providing music. Boy Scouts meet Friday at 7 15 p m. New boys 11 14 welcome. Sunday school resumes Sept 18 after the 8 30 mass in the lower church. High school religious education starts Sept 20 at Nursery for parents during the 10 o'clock mass at the rectory. Children age seven by June 1 1961 may join first communion class.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Joseph Diskin
Mark McKenna
Monument Hall
Oop
Sudbury Methodists Announce 2024 Sunday School Staff
Sudbury Methodist Church reveals the coming year’s Sunday School staff with L. Roy Hawes as Superintendent and Mrs. Roberta Grierson as secretary. Teaching roles span nursery to adult departments including Everett Berry, Victor Neumeier, John Thompson, and many assistants and substitutes.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Methodist Church
L. Roy Hawes
Roberta Grierson
Robert C. Hooper
Donald H. Stearns
Frederick H. Morrison
George Taylor
John M. Rice
Robert Miller
Joseph Gaye
Stanley D. Porter
Harmony. Avera
Charles W. Anderson
William Spiller
Ralph Hawes
Alden Gray
Victor Neumeir
Clara Miller
John Maenpan
Everett Berry
Gerald Row
William Lewis
Edgar DeGraeve
Kenneth Grierson
Judy Klee
Victor Neumeier
Robert Dempsey
John Thompson
Avera
Donald Stark
Lawrence Blood
Delphas S. Barnett
INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS
A wartime appeal urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national finance. The notice emphasizes patriotic duty and suggests purchasing bonds through available channels and banks.
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U. S
Tax taking notice in Maynard seeks delinquent parcels
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Maynard notices owners of land and others of tax take due to non payment. Listings include John Crotty Sophie Crotty Katezina Kulikowski Joseph Mason and Howard King with parcels on Great Road Park Percival Sudbury and Sumner streets. Tax amounts for 1958 59 60 and dates through September 1960 are shown with legal references.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Maynard
Main Street
John Crotty
Sophie Crotty
Great Road
Middlesex South
John Maki
Middlesex South District
Katezina Kulikowski
Ian D. Mason
Horace F. Tuttle
Mary J. Mason
Warren D. Mason
Middlesex
By Laws Read By Attorney General McCormi
A terse legal notice states that the foregoing amendments or by laws are presented for the Attorney General E J McCormi to review and send a response or action under official authority. The brief indicates formal examination and transmission steps within the government procedure.
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E. J. McCormi
Maynard Town Bond Proposal Reading Public Here
The Board of Public Works in Maynard Mass invites proposals with a $300 bid bond for a contral factory project on Summer Street. Proposals must be read publicly and the town reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. Submissions due before 8:00 P M Easter Saving Time per 1960 notice. Raymond J. Sheridd, John J Tobin, Michael Barilone signatures.
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Supm
Sudbury
Mass
Board of 4
Bartlett Gun
Boston Post Road
Edward
Summer Street
Board of
Public Ward
Maynard
Board, Works
Town Hall
Ted
Raymond J. Sheridd
John J. Tobin
Michael Barilone
Maynard Invites P for Main Street Walk Repairs
Fragmentary notice invites proposals for repairing Main Street walks in Maynard. Public work left with envelope address for bids. No charge stated and proposals to be read publicly. deadline and details unreadable in the fragment.
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Maynard
Vario
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