Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and publication details
The Enterprise Press Inc announces publication every Thursday from 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts with R W Currier as editor and post office listing for Marlboro. It lists subscription rates at 2 dollars per year and notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors.
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Concord Enterprise
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Wy Onguest
Massachusetts
Congress
Mass
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madern Avenue
New York
Wardrobe survey shows executives favor style over frugality
The American Institute of Men’s and Boy’s Wear reports executives own abundant closets with an average 14 suits per man and a top executive listing 29 shirts 65 neckties and multiple jackets. A Detroit automotive talk notes the impracticality of giant 40 ton cars and battery limits. Dynamic economy trends show personal income reaching a record $335.2 billion yearly in January despite a $500 million drop in manufacturing payrolls.
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American Institute of Men’s
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Wood resigns publicity post at Air Base to join Weston firm
Bedford George D Wood Jr longtime chief of the public information branch at Air Force Cambridge Research Center Information Services Office resigns to join Val Laughner Associates Weston as of Oct 1 He previously led publicity for Air Force Procurement Boston and earlier worked at Boston University Bureau of Publicity He is a World War II veteran with a wife and one child living in Stow Massachusetts
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George D. Wood, Jr
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Massachusetts
Air Research and Development Command
Val Laughner A Associates
Weston
Wood
Air Force Procurement
Boston
AFCRC
Air Force
Boston University Bureau of Publicity
American ‘International College
Springfield
Woods
Boston University School of Public Relations
New England
Cambridge Research Center
Old Sudbury Road
Stow
Police Blotter Reports Weekend Accidents At Intersections
Concord and surrounding areas logged multiple accidents over the weekend at Nashawtuc Road and Main Street and other intersections. Miss Anne H Wheeler of Marblehead faced possible action after her car struck Daniel Sweeney of West Acton. Both were treated and released from Emerson Hospital. Another driver collided with John Parke’s son at Bedford Street, also treated and released. Police cite careless driving and warn parents about chemical and explosive risks, plus a grass fire caused by a young inventor. The department notes ongoing public event notices and a shotgun firing restriction in fields from Sept 15 to Oct 20 ahead of the upland game season.
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Concord
Nashawtuc Road
Main Street
Anne H. Wheeler
Nicholason Road
Marblehead
Daniel Sweeney
Arlington Street
West Acton
Wheeler
Sweeney
Emerson Hospital
James F. Hanley
Miss Wheeler
John Parke
Bedford Street
Bedford Court
Study Reform Bill Moves Through French Council of State
Paris UP The Council of State began its pre legislative study of Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury s Algerian reform bill to uncover constitutional flaws before it becomes law. The cabinet approved the plan for a new federal regime for Algeria Friday night, but Defense Minister Andre Morice must confer with his radical group first.
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Paris
Council of State
Maurice Bourges
Maunoury
Nla
Algeria
Defense
Andre Morice
Maynard Gridders Readying for Brookline Opener
Maynard high football players push through rough scrimmage with Westboro as Coach DeRosa emphasizes depth issues after graduation. The 1957 squad eyes an opening game at St Marys Brookline on Sept 29 and aims to rebound with determined, high-spirit play despite limited reserves.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Westboro
Will DeRosa
St. Mary's
Brookline
DeRosa
Jack West
Doug DeRosa
Ed Trosi
Bill Mulcahy
Concord
Jack Hayes
Dirk Lawson
Maynard Scouts Support Fund Drive Plan
A Maynard community letter from the Algonquin Council Boy Scouts outlines their 1958 Finance Campaign for eleven non-Chest towns, including Maynard. It states the Scouts will support whichever fundraising method the community selects and that planning will continue this fall to bring scouting to local boys.
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Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Maynard ‘Wecoming
Greater Boston United Fund
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
Algonquin Council
Council
Maynard Community Campaign Committee
Lincoln Sudbury Regional High welcomes 518 students on opening day
The principal’s desk note reports 335 high school and 183 junior high students enrolled for a total 518 as classes aim to stay under 25 per section. Staff prepared during Sept 3 workshops and assemblies welcomed new ninth graders and upper grades.
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Lincoln - Sudbury Regional High School
Lincoln Sudbury High School
Little Theatre
Olive Smith
Joan Driscoll
James Doucette
Yecke
Sudbury School Field Hockey Tryouts Preview
About 40 students tried out for Sudbury School field hockey with 33 to be chosen for varsity and two junior varsity squads. A season schedule lists matches against Bedford Weston Wayland Concord and other foes from October to late season.
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Bedford
Weston
Wayland
Concord
Watertown
Enrollment at Regional School Sets New Totals
Latest count from last Friday places Senior High School freshmen 135 across classes IA IB IC MD IE. sophomores 97. juniors 68. seniors 338. Junior High Sudbury pupils total 166 across grades 7 and 8 with class counts for each division.
Eaton and Flavin Reach Final Round at Concord
In the Concord member-member championships at Concord Country Club Rep. John M. Eaton Jr. and Dr. John F. Flavin defeated A. T. Howard and John Tew 3 and 2 in the semi finals. Pliny Jewell and son Sam beat Lyman Cheever and J. King 6 and 5 to advance to the second flight final against the Slifer Smith combine on Saturday.
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Concord
Concord Concord Country Club
John M. Eaton, Jr
John F. Flavin
A. T. Howard
John Tew
Pliny Jewell
Sam
Lyman Cheever
J. King
Jewells
Slifer-Smith Combine
Adult Band to Be Formed in Concord Evening Program
Concord announces an adult band as part of its adult education evening offerings. Open to all with varying skill levels, the course meets two hours each Thursday at the high school starting Oct 3. Registration is from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sept 23 at the high school. Cape Cod name origin traced to Bartholomew Gosnold who named the area in 1602 for its abundant fish.
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Concord
Cape Cod
Plymouth
Bartholomew Gosnold
Junior High Schedule Summary
Readable items show match dates and venues for West and East Junior Highs in Watertown with home and away statuses. Entries list October dates including October 4 and 16, with noted venues and opponents.
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West Junior High
Watertown
East Junior High
Concord Gridders Set for Cape Jamboree at Falmouth
Concord-Cary high school grid team led by Coach Bernie Megin heads to Falmouth for Friday night jamboree with Wareham and Barnstable after a Class A scrimmage with Somerville. Lined up at backfield are Capt. Paul Denaro at quarterback Dave Evans Normie Anderson and Jay Hewitt.
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Concord
Somerville
Bernie Megin
Falmouth
Wareham
Barnstable
Megin
Paul Denaro
Dave Evans
Normie Anderson
Jay Hewitt
Anderson
Sam Aronie
Tony Rizzitano
Bill Roller
Don Sloan
William Walsh
Pete Towler
John Fiske
John Oconnell
Walter Carew
John F. Donovan
Warren Salter
Skip” O’connor
Eddie Horne
Garrett Nagle
Bolton Fair schedules varied exhibits and prizes
The 75th Bolton Fair runs Saturday with entries due by 9 p.m. Friday excluding live stock. Exhibits include flowers fruits vegetables home cooking sewing and crafts in the auditorium. live cattle show horses goats sheep rabbits on grounds. Prize money up to 450 from the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture. two state rosettes for top agricultural exhibit or cattle. Organ music by Robert Stone. Fair opens 11 a.m. and runs to 9 p.m. committee meeting Wednesday Sept 18 at town hall.
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Bolton
Emerson School
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Robert Stone
Hudson
Kelley and Kelley Duel in Gardner 10 Mile Race
West Acton runner Johnny Kelley finished third in the Gardner Jr. Chamber of Commerce 10 mile road race held Sunday afternoon. The winner was John Kelley ex Boston University star and BA A member, who clocked 51 minutes. Anthony Capienza of Southbridge placed second and held the course record.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Ardington
Gardner Jr. Chamber of Commerce
John Kelley
Boston University
Anthony Capienza
Southbridge
Reckless Walking Incident Shocks Bridgeport
An automobile struck a pedestrian in Bridgeport, police arrested the pedestrian, Michael Franko, for disregarding a horn and stepping into the car's path. The motorist was released.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Michael Franko
Maynard High School News Lists Choir Signups and Officers
Maynard High School reports 50 girls have signed up for this year’s girls choir. The 1957 58 class officers include Senior President Richard Martino and secretary Elizabeth Reynolds, with officers named for Junior Sophomore and Freshman classes. Emerson Junior High welcomes new students and outlines homeroom duties, library supervision, and a band instrument demonstration by Beacon Musical Instrument Company.
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Tne
Carol Streeter
Ralph Bennett
Penny Foster
Bruce Bergen
Ann Harding
John Tucker
Julia Place
David Davison
Charles McLennen
Judith Rodiman
Pamella Blaikie
Richard, Wolfe
High School News
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Miss Colburn
Richard Martino
Jean Zanelli
Elizabeth Rynolds
Edward Robinson
John White
Heather Jenkins
Audrey Malcolm
Walter Crowther
Emerson Jr. High News
Richard Rotter
Jacksonville
Florida
Jean Bombard
Winthrop
Maine
Patricia Doyle
Waltham
Bruce Allan
Westboro
Suzanne Peary
Somerville
Margaret Barrett
Diane Farrar
Sephen
Middlesex Varsity Gridders Open Sept 28 Under New Year
Concord Middlesex School welcomed about 50 boys for the 1957 varsity season as classes resume. Teddy Childs Bill Alexander and Sam Cutler coach the squad with Fielding as captain for the opening game on Saturday September 28.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Teddy Childs
Bill Alexander
Sam Cutler
Brooklyn Veteran B Fieldier Receives Prompt Gift
Brooklyn veteran B Fieldier, aged over 90, receives a trove of gifts collected by neighbors and local groups. The outpouring honors his long service and recent community support efforts.
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Brooklyn
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