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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
6
Obituary notices for Paul G Kilmartin of West Concord died at Children’s Hospital Boston after illness. Esther Hogan of West Concord, Alida Dubey of West Acton, Dorothy Hanscom of Maynard, with details on survivals, services, and burial plans. Includes names of family members and funeral homes handling arrangements.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon for two year old Aberly Gladding at her home officiated by Rev. Walter E Rast of Church of Our Savior Bedford. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord. Arrangements were by Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home.
Jean R. Jack Carlisle-Jean aged 14 died unexpectedly as his father served at Hanscom Air Base Bedford. He was a freshman at Concord Carlisle Regional High School and member of Carlisle Congregational Church and Boy Scout Troop 136. Burial in Green Cemetery followed a Congregational Church service.
Bradford Gardner 61 husband of Evelyn Gardner of Stone Road Sudbury died suddenly Sunday. A salesman for Suburban Propane Gas Corp he lived in Sudbury 23 years. Survived by sister Mrs Harry Graham Calais Me born in Calais. Services at Cookson Funeral Home Framingham yesterday interment in Town Cemetery.
Mrs Helen M Fay Graham of Concord died Friday after a brief illness at Emerson Hospital. Born in Chicago she had lived in Concord eight years and was widow of Joseph T Graham. Survived by son Albert J Nashoba Road Concord and daughter Mrs Ellens Logan Youngstown with four grandchildren. Services were held Monday at Joseph A MacDonald Funeral Home Watertown with Rev Edson G Waterhouse officiating. Interment Newton Cemetery.
Bedford services held for James Peter Kelley age 60 of South Road after a long illness. A requiem high mass was sung at St Michael Church by Rev. Peri etemi pastor. Burial followed at Northington Cemetery. He was a lifelong resident and unmarried, with a background as a farmer and in real estate. Only cousins survive.
Maynard native George F. Jones died in Portland Maine after residing there 40 years. He worked at Waltham Watch Company and later as a watchmaker for a Portland jeweler. He leaves Maurice B of New York City, Betty Brennan of Hudson, three grandchildren, a sister Ethel Jackson of Hudson, and several nieces and nephews. Committal services were held Thursday afternoon at Glenwood Cemetery.
Eunice O'Neal aged 72 of Maynard died Friday at Clearview Nursing Home Framingham after illness. Born in Nova Scotia she lived in town three years. Widow of William H. O'Neal she belonged to the Daughters of St. George Needham. Survived by three daughters Elizabeth Lockhart Sudbury Margaret Brenn Magretta Wilson. Grandchildren number eighteen. Rev Lawre O'Brien Methodist Church minister officiated. Burial in Sudbury Town Cemetery.
Andrew J. Bardy of 40 Concord Street died recently and was mourned at St Charles with Fr. J Murphy as celebrant and Fr. Michael Sullivan and Fr. John Callahan assisting. Burial followed in the family plot at St. Bridget’s. Delegates from Holy Name and K of C attended. Bearers included Police Chief Michael Zapareski and John McGrail.
The funeral for David Pudge was conducted at St. Joseph’s with Father Francis A. Meinyeghtin officiating and burial in Beligent cemetery. He was a resident of Consord Lodge of Elks and survived by two sisters Mrs. Jennie and others.
Katie Liofferi, born in Kavamaki Finland and widow of Oscar Liofferi, died at Emerson. She lived in Concord six years and retired as a domestic for the Charles Francis Adams family. Survived by three nephews George Ojalehto Waine Ojalehto Leslie Teri and niece Ali Mangel. Services tomorrow at 2 p.m. Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Hamalainen. Burial at Gillenwood Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7 to 9 at Fowler's.
Funeral services for Robert Clelandi Mann 35 formerly of Lincoln and recently of Duxbury were held at Douglass Memorial Chapel Lexington. Burial at Lincoln Cemetery. Born Lincoln February 24 1825 he was an investment banker. Survived by widow Evelyn Davey two daughters Sarah Victoria a brother Edward Frank and sister Edna Rasco.
Charles D Whitney 78 formerly of Maynard died at his Franklin home last week after a long illness. He operated mills in Franklin Woonsocket Pascoag and Rawleigh and was vice president of Southern Worsted Mills Greenville S C. He retired in 1952 and started woolen business in 1922. He was a member of local Masonic lodge Knights of Templar and Alleppo Shrine. Surviving are his wife Grace Welsh a daughter Clara and a sister. Services were held Friday at Jackson Funeral Home Maynard officiated burial in Union Street Cemetery.
Katherine E Walsh died Tuesday at 218 Great Road Bedford daughter of the late John and Sarah Walsh She leaves two sisters Miss Anne J Bedford and Sister Maria Concenta St Ambrose convent Dorchester one brother James J Walsh Arlington and a niece Marion Walsh Funeral from her residence tomorrow morning followed by a high mass at Michael Church Interment in St Bernard's Cemetery
A solemn requiem was held at Joseph's Church in Lexington for Richard An 55 former football star of Medford High and Holy Cross who died suddenly. He owned Lexington bowling alleys and taught history at Arlington High for 28 years. Surviving are two brothers and three sisters.
The Rod and Gun Club schedules its Christmas party for December 18 for club children. Harris serves as chairman. Santa will arrive to give gifts and refreshments will be served. The next meeting is December 28 and the January 18 game dinner date is announced.
Maynard O Emmons 76 a retired Somerville operator dies at his Acton home after a long illness He was born in Lisbon Maine in 1884 lived here 14 years He leaves his wife Erma Cook a daughter Nettie Lane six grandchildren two brothers John of Lake Worth Fla Charles of Alexandria Va and a sister Elva Goddard of Knoxville Tenn Funeral services open to the public tomorrow at 1 pm from W A Twombly Funeral Home with Lawrence O'Brien pastor of the J Methodist Church in Peabody to Burial at Puritan Lawn Memorial Park Peabody Public hours today from 2 pm to 4 pm and 7 30 pm to 9 pm at the funeral home
Mrs Bertha A Denniston of Taftave Me, longtime Northbridge resident, widow of a Denniston, died Tuesday night at Aston Nursing Home after an illness. Survived by son LeRoy P and other family. funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Glenwood funeral home.
Concord Traditional Chelate pageant The Story of the Nativity will be presented at Trinity Church Sunday afternoon with three shows at 2 30 4 00 and 5 30 pm Free tickets from the church office for church members and guests Children in the church school and Shells members may attend Pageant directed by Mrs DeFred Folts assisted by Mrs Ehrenfried Mrs Howard Kent and a large staff Congregation members are asked to bring gifts for the manger gifts may be new toys or clothing for a child or young person Gifts will be sent to the Diocesan Church Home Society and Children s Unit of Met State Hospital
To create a festive card display choose your best cards and mount them on Marlite paneling. Rubber cement used on the hardboard finish won’t mar it, and the cards can be removed and reattached quickly. The display can hang on a wall or sit on a hearth or buffet for holiday decoration. Candles and pine are especially attractive against the paneling.
Fragmentary text shows a clue about a undercover car and its license plate number. The wording is unclear but points to a possible investigation image. No names or locations are readable.
Morning services at Sudbury Methodist feature a sermon Preparing the Way with choral music by the Senior and Junior Choirs and soloist Nancy Allen. A special Christmas concert is set for 7 pm with carols and audience participation. Also noted are a Martha Mary Circle Christmas party, Sunday School program, Boy Scout sponsorship, swimming pool project approval, and bowling alley work by parish men.
Concord Seventh Day School Nashoba Country presents Why the Chimes Said a Play in One Act adapted from the story. Directed by Judith Potter Smith the cast includes Martha Thomas Concord Rebecca Bemis Priscilla Little Framingham Nancy Birkhoff Cambridge Jane Billings Lincoln Hathaway Tow Lincoln Nellie Knipp Lexington with attendants Evelyn Carstensen Lincoln Charlotte Long Concord Debbie Forte Concord and more.
Police blotter reports 17 inches of snow, parked cars at odd angles, and plows impeded. Cruisers ferried nurses and aided train transfers while residents faced weather chaos. Over 200 calls questioned school status. a Lincoln student’s car vanished from municipal lot and reappeared 80 miles away. Hunters cited after deer season.
In a complex described as ideal for apartment living three units are decorated by famous designers. The spaces offer built in features and a cozy setting aimed at families hosting guests.
A mother must constantly watch a crawling baby who explores with curiosity. The article warns of hazards as infants reach crawl stage and suggests limiting activity to safe rooms, covering outlets, and removing small objects to prevent bites, splinters, and injuries.
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