Miss Snow Speaks On Small Hospital Administration At Colby Institute
Miss L Snow Emerson Hospital administrator spent days in Waterville Maine lecturing at the 19th Colby Institute for hospital administrators from Maine. She noted major changes since 1949 including more specialists respirators defibrillators transfusions and the need for active local administrators to stay abreast of evolving care. The Colby Institute founded in 1945 by Dr Frederick Hill Pearl Fisher and Raymond Sloan now draws renowned figures and serves Maine hospital administrators across rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elmina L. Snow
Emerson
Waterville
Colby Institute
Maine
Miss Snow
Mall
Frederick
Hill
Pearl Fisher
Thayer Hospital
Raymond P. Sloan
School of Public and Administrative Medicine
Columbia University
Concord Woman Faces Trial For Demonstration
Mrs Barbara Massar 66 Bedford Street Concord a house wife traveled to Jackson Mississippi last spring to join an anti segregation protest. She was arraigned on disturbing the peace and parading without a permit and held on 500 dollars bail. Trial set for September with possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Barbara Massar
Bedford Street
Jackson
Miss
Massar
U. S. Supreme Court
Concord Births Report Two New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R Ursch of 8 Potter Street welcomed sixth child Constance Lee a daughter born August 3 at Emerson Hospital. Also Mr. and Mrs Daniel Puffer of 4 Butternut Circle had their first child a daughter Mary Beth born August 4 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents and great grandparents are named throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R.ursch
Potter Street
Constance Lee
Emerson Hospital
Prudence
Thomas
Richard
Judith
Andrew
Ursch
Isabel Noel
Newfoundland
Victor Urseh
Alton, Hl
Daniel Puffer
Butternut Circle
Mary Beth
Maynard Planning Board Schedules Subdivision Hearing
Maynard Planning Board will hold a public hearing on August 27 1963 at 8 00 PM in the Town Building Maynard Massachusetts on the Olavi Warila subdivision request located on the southerly side of Summer Street. The plan shows two lots bounded by Graham Alto Musgrave Drechsler Creighton Kitchan Wooldridge McCarthy and Summer Street. Officials Carlo J. Mistretta chairman Richard C. Stone clerk Kevin T. Spratt Worsley Fardy signed the notice.
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Maynard
Mass
Maynard Planning Board
Main Street
Massachusetts
Olavi Warila
Summer Street
Graham, Herbert
Alto, Alto, Musgrave
Drechs
Creighton
Kitchan
Wooldridge
McCarthy
Graham
Carlo J. Mistretta
Richard C. Stone
Kevin T. Spratt Worsley Fardy
Probate entry for Ralph W Herrick estate Acton Mass
In Middlesex Probate Court a petition by Annie A Herrick of Acton requests probate of a document as the will of Ralph W Herrick, appointing her executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by Sept 13 1963 at Cambridge. Judge John C Leggat presiding. Register John V Harvey. Aug 15 22 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ralph W. Herrick
Acton
Annie A. Herrick
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John V. Harvey
Tips for Barbecue Chefs From Fire Safety Experts
Experts estimate 40 million backyard cooks use charcoal and offer starting and managing tips. Do not use gasoline to start fires and keep water or sand handy. Store briquets dry, use approved lighter fluid or UL listed electric lighters, protect from winds, and never leave a grill unattended near children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Children Of 4 Presidents Die In Office Era
Library of Congress archives show four presidential children died during their fathers terms in the 1800s and 1900s. Notable cases include Tad Lincoln and Calvin Coolidge Jr. with deaths linked to illness while presidents served. Franklin Pierce mourned his 11 year old Benjamin two months before his inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Calvin Coolidge Jr
Abraham Lincoln
William Wallace
Tad Lincoln
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Mary
John Adams
Charles Adams
Franklin Pierce
Benjamin
Library of Congress
Spectacular Acton blaze destroys huge barn and stock
Fire raged about 10 07 am at a large remodern barn in Acton. Roof flames blocked entry as hay, two horses, steel farm equipment and grain were lost. Ten horses survived outside. Firefighters from Concord and Maynard aided Acton units amid high winds. State police redirected traffic. fire marshal investigation begun. The house nearby once belonged to Minnie Rudolph who died Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard
Mass surrender of Indian bandits ends Bhatis of Madha tale
In Rajasthan 19 Bhatis of Madha surrendered to Home Minister B. Mathur after a joint India Pakistan crackdown. They rode 100 miles, knelt to vow service to the country, while police plan trials in Jaisalmer and Jodhpur. Some bandits remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
UPI
Rajasthan
Madha
B. Mathur
Mathur
India
Pakistan
Jaswant Singh
Jaisalmer
Jodhpur
Jagmal Singh
India-Pakistan
No Site Yet For J H S
Concord reports no final junior high site chosen as the school committee meets to discuss resignations and appointments. The sites committee lists several locations under consideration and hopes to decide by month end, chair Frederick Mears says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mears
Births in Carlisle Two Newborn Sons at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs William W Koerner of South Street welcome a son Eric Wilcox born July 29 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Koerner is Nancy Husted. Grandparents Walter H Husted and Lawrence F Koerner. Great grandmothers Mere Mary Wilcox and Belle A Aikman. Also Mr and Mrs Fred R Iosue of East Street announce a son Douglas Lloyd born Aug 1 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Iosue is Nancy Lloyd. Grandparents Raymond Lloyd and Fred Josue Everett. Great grandmother Mrs William Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Koerner
South Street
Eric Wilcox
Emerson Hospital
Fred R. Iosue
East Street
Douglas Lloyd
Iosue
Nancy Lloyd
Raymond Lloyd
Peterborough
N. H
Fred Josue Everett
William Lloyd
Hillsborough
Concord Patient Donald Smith Admitted at Baker Memorial
Donald Smith of Barnes Hill road is a patient at Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Barnes Hill Road
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public service notice urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national finance. It promotes safety and accessibility of bonds, highlighting their role in funding government programs and offering steady returns to individual savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Rotary exchange trip to Wales England planned for next year
The Concord district will send a group from Wales to England via a jet charter flight for an upcoming Rotary Club exchange trip next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wales
England
Cord Rotary Club
Gals Glid On Technology Can Type Own Ticket
Pittsburgh UPI reports Feint Park Junior College runs a two year associate in science program creating engineering secretaries. The course emphasizes chemistry physics math and engineering terminology enabling graduates to read blueprints and pursue engineering roles or further study. Salaries reach around 500 dollars monthly for some graduates amid strong demand from engineering firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Feint Park Junior College
Point Park
Iola Parke
Sinys
Phyllis E. Days
Oli Oy
Native Priest Msgr McGowan Dies At 55
Rt Rev Donald A McGowan 55 director of the National Catholic Welfare Conference health and hospitals died at St Elizabeth's Hospital Boston. Mass at St Mary's Holliston. burial at St Mary's cemetery. Survived by mother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements by Sheehan White Maynard. Born June 5 1908 in this town. He served as hospital director in Washington since 1959 with prior posts in Boston and Cambridge. Cardinal Cushing presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Donald A. McGowan
Bureau of Health and Hospitals
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington, D.C
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Loston
Eric F. Mackenzie
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Holliston
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Maynard
Werby Street
Here
Msgr. McGowan
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Rome
St. Elizabeth's
Archdiocesan
Marie A. McGowan
P. Henry Sheridan
David I. Morgan
Hyde Park
Funeral for Karl R. Jones of South Acton
Karl Roland Jones aged 74 of 154 Main Street South Acton died Friday at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. He served 46 years with the B M Railroad retiring as train director. He attended the Congregational Church and belonged to Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M Maynard. Survived by wife Nellie and siblings Howard L and Jessie H Townsend. Funeral Monday at Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home West Concord officiated by Rev Edwin B Nylen. Burial Sleepy Hollow Con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Karl Roland Jones
Main Street
Joseph Dee
Hartwell Nathalie B. 1919 1940 Acton teacher dies
Nathalie Blais dell Hartwell 44 of 50 Quahog Road died suddenly at South Shore Hospital on Thursday. Born in Belmont January 30 1919 she lived in Acton three years. She is survived by husband Julian S two daughters Judith Ann Paimela W and son Julian Jr her mother Mrs Warren H New York City and Bartlett G New York. Funeral Saturday at Mac Rae Tunnicliffe Concord with private rites. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. She was Wheaton College class of 1940 and taught at the Acton Community Center and belonged to West Acton Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathalie B. Hartwell Acton
Nathalie (Blaisdell) Hartwell
Quahog Road
South Shore Hospital
Belmont
Julian S
Judith Ann
Paimela W
Julian, Jr
Mac-Rae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Edwin B. Nylen
West Concord Union Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Hartwell
Wheaton College
Acton Community Center
West Acton Baptist Church
West Acton widow Margaret Allsopp dies at 76 in Concord
Margaret MacDonald Allsopp 76 of 88 Summer Street West Acton died Tuesday morning at Thoreau Nursing Home Concord. Widow of Ernest Allsopp she had no immediate relatives. Funeral services from Fowler Funeral Home Maynard tomorrow Friday with a requiem at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church followed by burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Viewing 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Margaret (MacDonald) Allsopp
Summer Street
Thoreau Nursing Home
Concord
Ernest
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Furial
Mount Hope Cemetery
Minnie J Rudolph Dies In Acton Home
Minnie J Graves Rudolph 68 of 21 tin street South Acton died Tuesday at home after an illness. Born in Nova Scotia she lived in Acton 50 years and was the widow of William Harmon. She leaves a daughter Essie H Reynolds a retired postmaster. Funeral today at 2 p.m. at Acton Funeral Home Rev Deane R Lanphear South Acton Congregational Church officiating. Burial in Mount Hop Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Jennie M. (Howland) Fisk
Lowell Street
Malden
Carlisle
Carlisle Historical Society
Bedford V. A. Hospital
Bedford Woman’s Club
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Jay
Leo Fencer
Wollaston
Stephen D. Howard
Green Cemetery
Minnie J. Rudolph
South Acton
Minnie J. (Graves) Rudolph
Martin Street
Nova Scotia
William Harmon
Essie H. Reynolds
Acton Funeral
Deane R. Lanphear
Lincoln widow Edith Farrar dies at 75 in New Hampshire
Edith Farrar a Lincoln resident for 65 years and former librarian died Tuesday at Elliot Hospital Manchester New Hampshire She was born November 20 1887 in Shelburne Falls Mass and attended Boston University She served on the Lincoln school committee and was librarian for 27 years Surviving are a son and four daughters and five grandchildren Funeral service today at St Anne's Lincoln with interment in Lincoln Cemetery MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord handled arrangements
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Lincoln
Edith (Biggs) Farrar
Elliot Hospital
Manchester
N.H
Shelburne Falls
South Great Road
Concord Road
Herbert Giles
Farrar
Boston University
Phil Beta Kappa
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
John B
Dighton
Joseph Kammerer Rehoboth
Elizabeth
Milburne
N.J
Walter Fletcher
John W. Cram
San Bernardino
Cal
St. Anne’s
Ivan Kaufmen
St. Ann's
Lincoln Cemetery
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Stow Board of Appeals Public Hearing on King Permit
The Stow Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at Stow Town Hall on September 6, 1963 at 8 P M regarding the refusal of the Selectmen to issue a permit to Joseph F King under zoning By laws Section 4 Paragraph 1. The work is to be done at the residence of Mrs Laura White Barton Road Lake Boon section. Donald W Powers Clerk Aug 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Board OF Appeals
Stow Town Hall
Joseph F. King
Laura White
Barton Road
Lake Boon
Donald W. Powers
Notices of Public Hearings on Zoning Variances and Renewals
The notice lists multiple items before the Board of Appeals including renewals for Clifford Aut from premises on Drive in a district variance requests for Allan V renewal of a part time radio repair service at 35 Glendale Road and for Elli renewal of a roadside stand farm products on Tham Street. It also mentions Paul seeking a variance to permit a moral bust of a track site on Martin Street and Walter E renewal for porch and yard variance in the street district. The document outlines hearings set for September 5 at the municipal hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Clifford Newal
Allan
Glendale Eral
Elli
Tham Street
Ina
Paul
Martin Sire
Walter E Ca
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Institute
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court
Oliver Warila
Dorothy Williams
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Windsor Avenue
Charter Road
Richard T. Kelly
Bowladrome
Frederick W. Abbt
Dunn
Ford
Lexington
By Michael Malloy
United Press International
Kennedy
J.H.S
Funeq
Jennie M. Fisk
Arthur F. Tibbetts
Magnolia Street
Biddeford
Tibbetts
Congregational Church
Florence (Ellsworth) Tibbetts
Betty Fairbanks
Kalamazoo
Mich
William E
Catherine Carter
Joseph Dee & Son
Union Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Car. Willis
Woodland Cemetery
Carl Willis
Mr. Willis
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Karl R. Jones
Margaret Allsopp
Edith B. Farrar
Concord Concord
Ress
Tendent of
Street
Ofchusetts
The
Isle
John Lindin
Concord School
Concord Regional School
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