Concord Enterprise publication details and pricing
The Concord Enterprise published by the Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists editor R W Currier Walden Street Concord and post office service in Marlboro It notesSecond Class mailing under March 6 1879 act and Thursday publication with subscription at 2 00 per year and 7 per issue.
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Fox deterrent radios stun Ontario turkey raisers
Poultry farmers in Elgin County Ontario report success using radios and loudspeakers to deter foxes at dusk. Harold Martyn installs three radios and five speakers to blast rock and ads through the night, reducing losses beyond traditional bounties which proved costly and ineffective. Foxes reportedly avoid noisy areas and prefer slighter risk over predators.
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Elgin County
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Harold Martyn
Printing Names of Juvenile Delinquents Sparks Editor Debate
Editors debate publishing juvenile offenders names amid rising delinquency. J Edgar Hoover suggests broader public exposure including listing names in communities where shielding persists.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Planned Meetings At Musketaquid Sportsmen Club In October
The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club schedules meetings and suppers through October and possibly November. The next session is Thursday October 3 at 6 30 at the clubhouse. President is Russell Eldridge and secretary is Raymond Lawrence. Past President Fred Nolan is able to attend after a recent operation at Emerson Hospital.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Russell Eldridge
Raymond Lawrence
Fred Nolan
Emerson Hos
Sudbury Regional High School Sees Wide Enrollment Growth
The Sudbury Lincoln Regional School reports rising enrollment at both Junior and Senior High levels with the ninth grade expanding to four sections and plans to increase to over 170 students in the next year. The district warns housing facilities will be strained and outlines projected growth.
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Sudbury
History study sparks junior sleuths on copper plate clues
Students in Mrs Pollock's eviok class dive into local history from Lincoln to Sudbally. A set of copper plates surfaces as a mystery item for the 9th grade sleuths to study and identify.
Ninth Notes freshman publication plans announced
The plan outlines a continuing Ninth Notes student newspaper for freshmen. It will include activities, faculty articles, and both serious and humorous pieces by freshmen, with Black assisting the ninth graders on the cover. The project aims to engage new students and showcase campus life.
School Purchases a Multilith Machine for Art and Business
A Multilith machine arrives at the high school for shared use by the art and business departments. It prints in multiple colors on various papers, reproduces drawings and text, and will supplement silk screen work. Mr. Black and students will help operate it as posters and art projects continue. The Student Council met for its first year meeting led by Mr. Marshall, electing officers Charles Styron, Stephen Bradley, Carol Clippinger, and Jean Ferrick while detailing class representatives across four classes.
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Black
Marshall
Charles Styron
Stephen Bradley
Carol Clippinger
Jean Ferrick
Rage
Stephen Hall
Bruce Quirk
Susan Davis
Ann Harding
Barbara Podgurski
Heather Marquis
Diane Powers
Virginia Roehrig
Katherine Kinsley
Coolidge
Richard Mariani
Frederick Madden
Springfield
Coolidge School
Rebecca
Peter Gordon
Framingham
Francis Gordon
Third Street
Peter
Cathy Doyle
Waltham
Louis ‘Doyle
Maybury Rd
Marie Swense
Theard
Christine Armstrong
Chandler St
Cathy
Marie
Milton Academy’s 1957 Home Schedule Revealed
The Milton Academy football 1957 schedule features Browne & Nichols hosting the home private school at Cambridge with a 3 p.m. kickoff. The slate includes Oct 5 Milton Academy, Oct 12 at Groton, Oct 19 at St Mark’s Southboro, Oct 26 Noble & G, Nov 2 at Belmont Hill, and Nov 9 at St.
Painting Walls Across Corners and Strips
The note advises starting at the left-hand corner and painting in two wide strips per pass. It emphasizes maintaining a steady, methodical pace as walls are prepared and painted.
Roster List Signals Intra Town Bowling League Season Start
Maynard roster roundup shows numerous players across clubs Gullinanes Miller Graceffo Ward Larsen Cul linane Jokisaari DiPietro Colombo Fava Kangas Haley Lombard Kalilainen OClair Nordberg Firestone Tobin Lampinen Kane Morrill Tobin Nyholm Fardy Grubers DErrico Gruber Colombo Kitowicz Hinds ONeil Pirkola Kings Chernak Dora Progen Pienewicz Bakun Colombo DiPi Laundry Wirtanen Ima Dee Loika Beaudreau Smith Puffer Murphys Batulin LeSage Kaloustian Punch Tierney Zanelli Syrjanen Kane Le Sage Pozariki Duggan Tarneys Lester Purom Tar ny Beatty Primiano Trakimas Zapreski Tuttos Watts Boyce Ojala Gree Wanhatalo Kolenda Igmachuck.
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Maynard
Gullinanes
Miller
S. Graceffo
Ward
Larsen
Concord Rod and Gun Club Hears Season Outlook
Concord Rod and Gun Club held a regular meeting at the clubhouse with President James W. Powers presiding. Members reviewed holiday field day results and outlined fall and winter plans while noting hunting laws and firearm safety. Open season runs Oct 21 to Nov 29 for upland game and waterfowl with expanded limits. woodcock adds days. scoter elder and old squaw may be hunted outside harbor limits from Nov 14.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
James W. Powers
Cha-Chas Win as Tangas Top Sambas in Open Round
In the Ladies Ten-Run Bowling Club opener the Cha-Chas defeated the Mambos 4-0 while the Tangas beat the Sambas 3-1. Helen McCarthy led the Tangas with a 293 triple and Ida Dickey high单 108.
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Concord
Federal agent Dick West dodges raids with Tom Collins
Charleston reports that U S Revenue agent Dick West always has his assistant Tom Collins with him on liquor raids. The nickname Tom Collins is cited as the partner’s name.
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Charleston
Dick West
Tom Collins
Concord Annual Tennis Championships Continue At Club
Notes from Concord recounts ongoing events at the Concord Country Club with men's singles and doubles plus ladies doubles. Plans are announced for a banquet program by the Concord Citizens Committee as they prepare for a forthcoming meeting. Local players Ralph Lamenti and Don Nottebart are mentioned in connection with recent games and prospects.
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Concord
Concord _Coun Club
Concord Citizens Committee
Cal Geary
Concord Club
Boston
Ralph Lumenti
Milford
Senators
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Washington Club
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Fenway
Don Nottebart
Lexington
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Lowell
Billy Ryan
Concord bowling scene stirs as Tuttos opens Sundays
Concord bowlers eye new alleys and leagues while Tuttos now open Sundays at 11 p.m. Maynard Bedford Lexington Waltham Cambridge towns gain as Concord faces shifts. Stretches and Dodds seek to lead intratown. Elmwood’s season hope. new teams Bradley Raytheon Maynard. K of C league to roll after practice.
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Maynard High School Organizes Large Student Activities
The Maynard high school hosts a sizable student body with a boys glee club of over 60 and a band of 56 members plus 14 majorettes. Officers are named for the band, glee club, National Honor Society, and Student Council with duties assigned across presidents, secretaries, and treasurers.
Concord High Varsity Faces Challenging Season Outlook
Concord High enters the season with 15 seniors among 31 players. The roster includes ex Little Leaguers such as the Evans brothers Dick and Dave, Joe Manchuso, Tony Rizzitano, Dave Beattéay, Paul McGrath, and Ray Pageau. Bedford makes its football debut as Concord eyes a potential clash with Winchester on Saturday. Bernie Megin Jr. transfers from Retanate High and aims to play football. Lions Club runs concessions at home games. Middlesex plays Milton Academy on Oct. 5 at home, Wakefield is the defending champ under new coach Bill Tighe and must rebuild with few lettermen, including Jim Lupien at 275 pounds.
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Concord
Concord High
Evans Brothers
Dick and
Dave
Joe Manchuso
Tony Rizzitano
Dave Beattéay
Paul McGrath
Ray Pageau
Bernie Megin, Jr
Retanate High
Lions Club
Middlesex
Milton Acadey
Wakefield High
Bill Tighe
Wateronthade Sa
Sopmne
Jim Lupien
Wirtanen Scores 109 For Raytheon
Maynard A new bowling league at the Raytheon plant has formed with matches on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at Tutto's Alleys on Main Street. Opening round high singles were E Clark 114 B Desmond 114 and A Wirtanen 109 while top triples included Wirtanen aes P Winfield 295 E Clark.
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Tutto’s
Main Street
E. Clark
B. Desmond
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Local Youth Baseball Notes and Player Roster Fragments
Fragmented list shows players and coaches including Dale Peel Clark Earl Bob Hurstak Bob Wilson Grade 7 Jim Maurer Charles vlin Charlie B chuso Bennig Carthy Richard Hoyt Taylor Arrell Tex terson Ron Ric hnessy Billy Dave Faxon Jerry Breen Art ley Billy.
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Dale Peel
Clark Earl
Bob Hurstak
Bob Wilson
Jim Maurer
Charles Vlin
Charlie B Chuso
Bennig Carthy
Richard Hoyt Taylor
Arrell
Texterson
Ron Richnessy
Billy Dave Faxon
Jerry Breen
Artley
Billy
Concord High School Football Coach John Rost Fares
Concord High School announces John Rost appointed head coach for the upcoming season. Rost brings prior coaching experience and plans to emphasize defense and team discipline this fall.
Bedford at Ve tory grid game comes to Weston pool
A fragmented report notes Bedford and Ve tory contest a grid event at Weston, with Lavery directing the swimming program and several new players in the lineup. The piece mentions ongoing practice and upcoming meet details.
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Tory
Weston Elev
Lavery
Church bells warn of English danger in empire history
A fragment recalls church bells as early warning signals against English threats within the British Empire, highlighting a symbolic start to imperial warnings and regional vigilance.
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