Concord Enterprise publisher and imprint notice
The Concord Enterprise published by Enerprse Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists R W Currier as editor and notes second class matter status since August 25 1908 at Marlboro Post Office. It gives office addresses 16 Liberty Street Marlboro and 4 Walden Street Concord and provides subscription rates and eastern advertising agencies.
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Enerprse Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mas
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Pos Uitice
Alt Marlboro
Massachusets
Congress
Enterprist Press Inc
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Ju Us
Mathews Special Agency
Newbury Street
Boston
Julia
Mathews
Madison Avenue
New York
Retreat of Competition and Sleepy Drivers
The article notes retreating competition in American business with rising break-even points due to fixed charges. It cites surveys showing retail firms need 7 to 80 percent capacity to break even and warns of socialism via government-caused costs. It also discusses sleepy-driver accidents, proposing coffee in cars and roadside breaks as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Competiton
National Organization of Medical Doctors
Concord Woman's Club to Feature Local Art Exhibit
Concord artists may submit paintings for a four week show at the Concord Free Public Library opening October 8 and ending November 3. The Concord Woman's Club sponsors the exhibit with free entry and no jury.
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Concord
Concord Free Public Library
Concord Woman’s Club
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
R. B. Little
Library Trustees
Edward H. Ronnessy
Westford Road
Install Officers of West Middlesex Voiture Sunday
West Middlesex Voiture 40 8 of the American Legion will install officers Sunday September 23 at 2 oclock in the Veterans Building. Michael B Gormely West Concord to be chef de gare. Other appointees include John J Sheehepondent Judge David wns advocate Arthur Wood on investigating committee Frank J Mc Laughlin hospitalization committee and Brig Gen Otis M Whitney legislative representative.
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Concord
West Middlesex
American Legion
Veteran's Building
Michael B.gormely
West Concord
John J. Sheehepondent
David _ will wns
Gormely
Arthur Wood
Frank J. McLaughlin
Otis M. Whitney
Concord Rotary meeting notes and local community updates
An account of the Concord Rotary Club gathering led by Dr. D Edward Cleary Jr. includes nearby community notes. Mrs Mary Padovani returns from Italy via East Boston Airport after a three month visit. Local civic remarks cover defense remonstration and a firemen demonstration. Sunday schools resume at St Bernard s and Our Lady Help churches with Holy Communion planned. The Beil family and Ann Mary Currier vacationed at York Beach Maine. Navy officers Lieut William Fitzpatrick and Ensign Thomas Prendergast exchange welcomes aboard a ship bound for the Persian Gulf.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Aim
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Mary Padovani
Elm Street
Waltham
East Boston
Italy
Padovani
Concord
Egidio Pedinelli
Elsinore Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Sisters of St. Joseph
Our Lady’s
Sisters of Rose Hawthorne
St. Bernard’s
William Fitzpatrick
U. S. Navy
Ensign Thomas Prendergast
Persian Gulf
Lieut
Fitzpatrick
Shirley Street
West Concord
Ensign Prendergast
Stow
More Volunteers Sought For Scout Rummage Sale
Concord More volunteers are urgently needed to help at the Girl Scout rummage sale set for October 20 at the State Armory. Call Mrs. Robert Shaw Emerson 9 9520 to help or donate time. Additional rummage is needed and collections will continue each Saturday before the sale or at the Armory on October 19.
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Concord
State Armory
Robert Shaw
Emerson
Concord Garden Club Discusses Gourds at Meeting
The Concord Garden Club held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon with Gourds as the topic. A children's mission occurred Monday at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord.
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Concord Garden _Club
Tusday
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Carlisle News Notes On Local Residents Movements
Ole Sleeper formerly with the government has left for Stoddard Connecticut for mechanical installation work. Retired Fire Chief Harry E. Tuttle of Concord is a patient at Sunnynook Nursing Home in Carlisle. Mrs Edna Sleeper local school nurse plans to fly to Texas in October for a nursing home convention. Miss Leona Belser exchange teacher from Olten Switzerland left for University of Minnesota after visiting Carlisle and Massachusetts.
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Ole Sleeper
Brookstreet
Stoddard
Connecticut
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord
Sunnynook
Carlisle
Edna Sleeper
R. N
Texas
Leona Belser
Olten
Switzerland
University of Minesota
Brooks Street
Massachusetts
Out-of-town births listed at Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital reported a string of out-of-town births last week. Families named include Bonnevie Bedford. McCarthy Lexington. Leary Bedford. Lende West Acton. Benard Bedford. Smith West Newton. Staples Maynard. Wilson Allston. Worden Maynard. Buscemi Maynard. Dates span September 10 to 19.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Joseph Bonnevie
South Road
Bedford
James McCarthy
Normandy Road
Lexington
Edward Leary
Springs Road
Phillip Lende
Nashoba Road
West Acton
Paul Benard
Ashby Road
Wilbur F. Smith
Highland Avenue
West Newton
Willie Staples
First Street
Maynard
Leon Wilson
Quint Avenue
Allston
Glendon J. Worden
Percival Street
Vincent “Buscemi
Walcott Street
Evangelical Free Youth to North Stonington Meeting
The Youth Fellowship of Evangelical Free Church travels to North Stonington Connecticut for an evangelistic meeting led by Red Harper. The Pilgrim Division of Pioneer Girls holds its first fall meeting Saturday from 10 to 12 for girls in Grades 3 through 6.
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Concord
Youth Fellowship of
Evangelical Free Church
North Stonington
Connecticut
Red’ Harper
Pilgrim Divison
Pioneer Girls
Kiwanis District Convention Set for Swampscott Times
Sudbury Kiwanis will attend the 1956 New England Kiwanis District convention in Swampscott at the New Ocean House from May 20 to 23. Delegates Leslie Hall Donald Atkins Herbert Brooks will represent Sudbury with alternates Lawrence B. Tighe William Loud and Kenneth Hanna.
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Sudbury
New England
Kiwanis District
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Thurg@fay
Kiwanis Club of
Leslie Hall
Donald Atkins
Herbert Brooks
Lawrence B. Tighe
William Loud
Kenneth Hanna
Martin Easily Nominated In I D A Contest
Boston AP James L. O'Dea of Lowell led the Democratic race for Middlesex County district attorney with about 23 000 votes to John F. Zamparelli's 16 000 as returns covered over half the county Somerville results favored Zamparelli 3199 to 968 while Irving L. Stackpole carried the city Ephraim Martin of Belmont won the Republican nomination over Bushell Maher.
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Boston
James L. O’dea
Lowell
Middlesex County
John F. Zamparelli
Medford
O’dea
Zamparelli
Somerville
Irving L. Stackpole
Dist
Ephraim Martin
Belmont
Edward J. Bushell
Malden
Thomas F. Maher
Reading
Local notes from Carlisle and Concord residents
Donald A. Lapham spent the weekend at his camp on Rust Pond in Wolfboro New Hampshire. Mrs Benson P Wilkins and Miss Dor’s Wilkins now reside in Brookline formerly of Rockland Road visited local friends after a three year trip to Australia where Miss Wilkins worked. A work night of the bazaar committee of the First Religious Society was held at Mrs Benjamin F Clark’s Lowell Road Concord. Mrs Ida Martin and Miss Katherine Phillips returned from a two week motor trip to Nova Scotia Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island. Mrs Martin resumed work at Dr R Fulton Johnston’s Concord office and Miss Phillips returned to Sunnynook Nursing Home.
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Donald A. Lapham
Concord Street
Rust Pond
Wolfboro
New Hampshire
Benson P. Wilkins
Miss Dor’s Wilkins
Brookline
Rockland Road
Australia
Miss Wilkins
Bazaar
Benjamin F. Clark
Lowell Road
Concord
Ida Martin
Katherine Phillips
Nova Scotia
Cape Bretton
Prince Edward Island
Martin
R. Fulton Johnston
Miss Phillips
Sunnynook
New Home Rising at Winsor Estate After March Fire
Work is underway on a replacement home at the Winsor estate on Concord Street. The 277-year-old colonial saltbox home was razed after a disastrous fire last March, and construction of the new residence has begun.
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Winsor Estate
Concord Street
Birth of Caroline Tiffany Bortner in Concord
Lieut. and Mrs James A Bortner announce birth of their first child a daughter Caroline Tiffany Bortner born September 14 at the Richardson House Grandparents are Roger D Swaim Monument Concord and E Bortner York Pa great grandmother A W Bortner of Yigyle The father serves in the U S Navy.
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Concord
James A. Bortner
Carolines H. Swaim
Arlington
York
Pennsylvania
Caroline Tiffany Bortner
Richardson House
Roger D. Swaim
Monument Street
E. Bortner
Pennsylvan
A. W. Bortner
Yigyle
How the Free Church Began Sermon at Bedford Parish
Bedford Sunday service featured Rev. David C. Pohl of the First Parish Unitarian Church delivering a sermon on How the Free Church Began. Soloist Mrs. Emil Olson of Arlington performed.
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David C. Pohl
First Parish Unitarian Church
The
Free Church
Emil Olson
Arlington
Acton Center Woman's Club Plans Yearbook Event
The Acton Center Woman's Club yearbook committee, led by Mrs. John Goddard, meets October 3 with Mrs. Frederick W. Abbt presiding. A luncheon October 10 will welcome new members as the season begins. secretary is Mrs. James Gates.
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Acton Center
Acton Center Woman's Club
John Goddard
Alden Flagg, Jr
Gerald Hollis
Frederick W. Abbt
James Gates
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