Recent Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Figures
Obituaries notice multiple local residents including Eleanor Sele of Warsaw Virginia 87 a Trinity Church member and Columbia graduate. Herbert R Usher 73 Sleepy Hollow Cemetery organiser funeral at Martin Coan. John Lee Lincoln area longtime superintendent and constable. family notes for Lawrence F Virginia Ellis N Sewanee Rev F Bland Savannah and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Epis Church
Columbia Univ
Lawrence F
Virginia
Ellis N
Sewanee
Rev. F. Bland
Savannah
Sleepy Hollow
John John Lee
Horace Bowkinns Long
Arthur Perry
Motley
Tunnicliffe
Funeral of Mrs Rathbone in Concord Unitarian Church
Mrs Rathbone, widow of T Percy Rathbone, died Wednesday at Emerson Hospital. A memorial service was held Saturday at First Parish Unitarian Church in Lincoln, with Rev. Charles Marvin Styron officiating. Funeral arrangements were by MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home. Born in Lancashire on February 23, 1879, she had lived in Concord for nine years and is survived by a daughter in Washington and two sisters in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow and Lowell Road
Warsaw
Winthrop Lee
Concord
Beverly D. Tucker
Virginia
M. (Washington) Tuckerer
Mount Vernon
Bell
Washington
Eleanor Sele
Monument Street
Mies
Aca (Burrows) Rathone
Independence Road
Emerson Hospital
First Parish Unitarian Church
Lincoln
Charles Marvin Styron
MacRae
Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Rathbone
Lancashire
England
T. Percy
Margaret
Washington, D.C
Alfred Sanders
Will Barrow
Funeral for George E. Cunningham Held in Lincoln
The funeral for George Edward Cunningham 88 of lower road died Friday at Emerson Hospital after an illness. Services were at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord and St Joseph's Church Lincoln with Rev John J McDevitt officiating. He was born in Concord October 18 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Cunningham
Lincoln
George Edward Cunningham
Lower Road
Emerson Hospital
Mac-Rae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
St. Joseph’s Church
John J. McDevitt
Mr. Cunningham
Bedford Mourns Robert W. Davis Veteran and AFL-CIO Organizer
Burial services held for Robert W. Davis 59 of 288 Concord Road after a long illness. A World War I veteran and Bedford resident for eight years, he worked as an AFL-CIO organizer and belonged to the Progressive Club. Survived by wife Elizabeth Driscoll Davis and five children. Burial followed at Shawsheen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Lovine
Bedford
Gerziomee Bedford
James Thistle
William Bryan
Somerville
Francis Butler
James O'Donnell
Mr. Davis
A.f.l.c.lo
Progressive Club of
Elizabeth (Driscoll) Davis
Robert W. Jr
Maryann
Daniel F
James M
Bonnie Jean
Stow Man Sound Supervisor For 1 541 Jehovah Witnesses
Maynard Edmund A Capen and family of Taylor Road Stow were among 1541 Jehovah’s Witnesses at Medford High School for the semi annual circuit assembly. Capen supervised three sound systems to reach four departments and the cafeteria kitchen over a 46 hour installation. eight volunteers operated the equipment. He spoke on survival in the Bible noting Noah’s obedience and God’s promise to spare the faithful under Armageddon while stressing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edmund A. Capen
Taylor Road
Stow
Medford High School
Jehovah's Witnesses
Capen
Mr. Capen
Red Sea
Jerusalem
Noah
Earth
Patterson Rites Held for Bedford Resident
The obituary notes death on December 10 at a Wisconsin nursing home after a long illness. Born in Glover Vermont, he lived in Bedford thirty years. A retired maintenance man for William Filene and Son Company, he was a Meridan Sun Ledge AF member and Vermont AF. Survived by five sons Charles L Bodentown NJ William M South Acton John R Bedford Frederick P Franklin K both of Billerica a daughter Patricia Pedi of Billerica and wife Alice Kenney Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Bedford
William Filene and Son Company
Patterson
Meridan Sun Ledge
A.M
Vermont
Charles L
Bodentown
N.J
William M
South Acton
John R
Frederick P
Franklin K
Billerica
Joseph
Patricia) Pedi
Alice
Kenney) Patterson
Sudbury Conducts Annual Census By Board Of Registrars
The Sudbury census by the board of registrars began Monday morning and should wrap up next month. A eight-person team canvasses homes, will carry identification cards, and will return if residents are not at home. If contact fails, names and addresses go to Registrar Lawrence B. Tighe for action. Residents away during visits should contact the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Board of Registrars
Lawrence B. Tighe
Acton Regional High to issue report cards Friday
Principal Raymond J. Grey announced second marking period report cards will be issued Friday. In a separate note Supt. William L. Cowell said in schools will be suspended Friday and all schools will reopen Wednesday Jan. 2 after the break. A junior high concert directed by Constantine Limberakis and George Coren featured seventh and eighth grade chorus and band to an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Raymond J. Grey
Acton-Roxborough
Constantine Limberakis
George Coren
William L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ington
Eleanor
R. Usher
Randall
Murtin & Coan Funers Church
Glen
Wood Cemetery
Usher
Charles
Saxonville
John
Waltham
Lincoln Cemetery
Elizabeth (McKinley
California
Elizabeth Welsh
Newport
Herbert Usher Figmard
Ada B. Rathbone
Robert W. Davis
Leon F. Patterson
North Road
James
Roane
RCA
Radio Corporation
America
Nason Street
Stow Man
New FM
Stuart
U. S
Concord Paint & Hardware
Commonwealth Avenue
Rae
Vitar
the Revolutionary New
Vantat
Altair
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