Milk prices rise for Worcester area farmers in November
November payments to Worcester pool handlers increase by 7 cents per hundredweight from October but remain 15 cents below November 1959. Local producers receive 6.21 per hundredweight for 3.7 percent milk, with distant-area farmers at 5.75 per hundredweight. Butterfat differential stands at 7.8 cents per pound per test point around 3.7 percent. Receipts total 20.9 million pounds, 78 percent Class I. deliveries per farm average down 1 percent from October.
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Worcester
Richard D. Aplin
City
Aplin
Windsor Creamery, Inc
Windsor
Vermont
Royalton Creamery Co., Inc
South Royalton
Lyndonville
Vermont Creamery Milk Prices and Dairy Ration Rates
Creamery Co Inc Bradford Cabot Farmers Co operative Waterbury Ly donville Creamery Co Inc Lydonville Vermont H P Hood Sons Morrisville Vermont report milk prices per hundredweight and the dairy ration value. One hundred pounds of 3.7 percent milk delivered to city plants from nearby farms could buy 158 pounds of dairy ration, up from 157 pounds last year.
Business Will Take Upturn By Spring
Boston predicted 1961 will see a continued recession with a spring uptick. United Business Service president Paul T Babson outlined 1961 outlooks for steel, autos, building, industrial production, labor, prices, agriculture, and stock averages, with modest gains expected and a higher housing start forecast.
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Boston Upi
Paul T. Babson
United Business Service
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Recent Deaths in Town and Surrounding Areas
Maggie A Smith 88 resident of Maynard died after long illness at Joe Hill Manor Nursing Home Waltham. Born in Bridgton Maine she was widow of Thomas Smith. Survived by son Raymond A Smith two brothers Edward Osterville Robert Long Island N Y and two sisters Charlotte Smith Waltham Bertha Gould Watertown. Funeral from Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Orville Allom officiating burial Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maggie ‘A. Smith Maynard
Maggie
Archer) Smith
Joe Hill Manor
Waltham
Bridgeton
Thomas
Mizpah Lodge
Raymond A. Brighton
Edward
Osterville
Robert
Long Island
Charlotte Smith Waltham
Bertha Gould
Watertown
Frank D. Smith
Maynard
Fowler Funeral Home
Orville D. Allom
Union ‘Congregational
Glenwood Cemetery
Ida Marie Lehto
Finland
Whitney Homestead
Stow
Réha Besos
W. A. Fwombly
Lawrence O’brien
Methodist Church
Glenwood
Bradshaw Rites Held for Lincoln Resident at First Parish
Lincoln resident Frederick Bradshaw died at Emerson Hospital on August 22 1893. He was 72 and a retired New York State employee. A member of William F Burke Lodge A F and A M Bogota NJ he attended First Parish. He leaves wife Julia See two sons Donald Ridgewood NJ Thornton Haverford PA eight grandchildren and siblings John Jacksonville Florida two sisters in New York City. Services were at First Parish with Rev Charles Marvin Sytton officiating and Mount Auburn Cemetery Cremation followed. Arrangements by MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord.
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Lincoln
Frederick Bradshaw
Baker Bridge Road
Emerson Hospital
New Mig City
New York
Ate
Bradshaw
William F. Burke
Haverford
John
Jacksonville
Fila
Ie EY
Ward
Howard Blackmore
New York City
Charles Marvin ‘Sytton
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
MacRae-Tunnicliffe’ Funeral Home
Concord
Obituaries Sweep Lowell Area Natives and Residents
Concise notices report the deaths of Scott P. Hume a Lowell resident and Navy WWII veteran. Ida Marie Lehto a Maynard resident of Finnish origin. Onslow S. Dutton of Carlisle Nuttings Lake Billerica and Waltham. and memorial services and burials held in Morse Funeral Home Edson Cemetery Glenwood Green Cemetery and Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home. Survivors include spouses children siblings and numerous nieces and nephews.
Edwin Billett Rites Held For 76 Year Old Resident
Edwin Billett aged 76 of 193 road died at a home Friday. Funeral services were Sunday afternoon by Rev D Allom of the Congregational Church. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. He attended Union National Church and lived 53 years in town as a retired American Woolen employee. He formerly chaired the Rod and Gun Clubs and was active in beagley beagley? activities. Surviving are a brother and other relatives. Arrangements with the undertaker Home.
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Alice J. Gove Bedford
Alineson Gove
Gove
Paul’s Mission
Margaret Collins
Spellman
Eleanoptine
Mary Whitt
Martha Nadeau
Little
Eli Richard
St. Paul's
Mount Cemetery
Bedford
Scott
P. Hume
Concord
Lowell
Toncere Junction
Lowell General Hospital
Morse Funeral
Edson Cemetery
Edwin Billett
Maynard
D. Allom
Congregational Church
Glenwood Tery
Union National Church
Trowbridge
Billette
Q Cher
Rod & Gun Clubs
Beagley Howler
Is & Brother
Atiwler
Obituary: Anthony Popien Maynard Resident of Main Street
Anthony Popien Maynard 75 died suddenly at home on a cloudy afternoon. Born in Styria now Russia he lived in Maynard since 1910 and was a merchant. He belonged to St Marys Russian Orthodox Church and is survived by his wife Tatia and sons Alexander and John in Maynard Walter in California and Walter in Oregon. 13 grandchildren. He was father of a son killed April 1 just before World War II in Germany. Funeral was at the Russian Orthodox Church with a mass. Interment followed in Glenwood. Arrangements were by Martin and Doran Home. Rev Peter Haronowsk officiated Bearers named as remaining relatives in notice.
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Anthony
Popien Maynard
Thony Uck
Main
Styria
Russia
St. Marysian Orthodox Church
Tatia
Alexander
Maynard
Joland
Ore
Walter
Bi Cal
Germany
Glenwood
Cei
Martin & Doran
Peter Haronowsk
Mary
Jamin
Pekkala
John
Robert Aud
Frank J
DeMa A. L
Funeral for Leo J. Zaniews Held at Glenwood Cemetery
Leo J. Zaniews of 6 Bent Street died at home Monday after 65 years in the area. A World War I veteran, he worked for Roxbury Company at Saxonville and belonged to DeMars Post A. L. No. 2. Survived by widow Elsie Parmenter Howat, six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. funeral at Martin & Sons with burial at Glenwood. He formerly resided in Utica New York and Schenectady.
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Leo J. Zaniews Maynard
Leo J. Ian
North Street
Ro N. Y
Roxbury Company
Saxonville
DeMars Post
A. L
Tyynie M. Laurier
Bernard
Utica N. Ve
Josey
Mary Zaniew
Angelis Mark
Sopka
Utica
Poteralski Schenectady
Martin & Funeral Homes
Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood Barn
Rochester
Bent
Elsie (Parmenter) Howat
Irma McCarthy
Leona Thorpe
Sever
St Dominica De widow Carmen honored at cemetery service
Funeral rites were held at ward's cemetery one morning for Carmen Pacione widow of St Dominica. A solemn high mass was sung at Sacredie church, Waltham. She resided in Italy for 20 years and leaves five sons Alfred Wem a past commander of 2 Post A. three 4 Aaughters 20 ten and one 8 in Brasco Meno Home arrangement, Waltham.
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Ward’s Cemetery
Dominica
Pacione
Carmen
Sacrediech
Waltham
Italy
Alfred
Brasco Meno
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Tombeno
Commonwealth Ave
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Standard & Poor
George Bernard Shaw
Parke
Bethlehem
Earth
Bethelehem
E. A. Comeau, Inc
Main St
Concord Music Shop
St.ae
Crowell
Poultry Farm
Great Rd
Stew
Mary Curtis
Mary M
Newton Sudbury
Mary (Matthews
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Thomas. Newton
Thomas E. Newton
Sudbury
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Wellesley Barn
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Eager Newton
Florida
Mary Immaculate of Lourdes
Newton Upper Falls
Needham
J. Valente
Ida M. Lehto
Onslow
Dutton
Carlisle
Onslow S. Dutton
Elm Road
Nuttings Lake
Billerica
Lowell ‘General Hospital
Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home
Robert B. Dempsey
Bedford Waltham
Colcord High
Bedmere- V.A. Hospital
Abbie L. Currier
Donald H
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