Memorial Notices From Waltham Concord Cambridge Area
Miss Elizabeth W Brooks of New England Cen ital passed Feb 4 formerly of Brookline. James W Colombo of aitham etreet died Sunday at hospital. Services held at Shee ne Funeral home with high mass at St Bridget's. Bearers named. Mary Pechski 71 died at home. Concord judge Edward A Counihan Jr died at his Cambridge home after 40 years on the bench. Services at St Peter's Cambridge Cardinal Cushing presided. Surviving children and eight grandchildren noted. Wife died in 1918.
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Elizabeth W. Brooks Street
New England
Cenital
Brookline Ter
James W. Colombo
Aitham Etreet
Lifeom
Waltham
Concord
Judie
Edward A Counihan, Jr
Cambridge
Atty
Paul G. Counithan
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Cardinal Cushing
St. Peter’s Church
Edward A. 3Rd
Couathan
Obituaries for Edith Frame and Frank Goettler
Obituary notices report the death of Edith Frame 94 widow of Ollansbee on January 31 with memorials planned for the last week. She lived at 298 Central Street and leaves a son Harrington and three daughters including Marilyn. Also noted is Frank H. Goettler rly of Maynard died February 3 in Ocean Beach Florida born in Connecticut long resident of Maynard, funeral arrangements announced with services in Maine and Massachusetts. he was married to Lillian Usher and survived by siblings and a son.
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Edith (Frame
Ollansbee
Olla
Central Street
Littleton
Ann
al Order of Eastern
U. S
Unicef
Setts Audubon Society
Acton Ceven's Club
Acton of Women Voters
Harrington
Ember
Air National
Lackland Air Force
Marilyn
le Ky
Isabel
Diane
East Acton
Douglas
KH. Goettler
Frank H. Goettler
Maynard
Ocks Beach
Fla
K. Conn
Assabet Mills
Beé
Mills
Berwick
Lillian Usher
Wan
Albert G
Broadbrook
San
Lal Aleo
Maine
Flossie Spear Rites Held After Long Illness
Flossie Spear 58 of Main Street Gleasondale died Monday at St. Jude Nursing Home Hudson after a long illness. A retired worker of American Woolen Mill Maynard she belonged to the Methodist Church. Survived by one brother two sisters. Funeral yesterday at Merrill Funeral Home Hudson with Rev James Alexander Gleasondale Methodist officiating. Burial in Foresvale Cemetery.
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Flossie Spear
Gleasondale
Main Street
St. Jude Nursing Home
Hudson
American Woolen
Maynard
Methodist Church
Merrill Funeral Home
James Alexander
Gleasondale Methodist Church
Foresvale Cemetery
Obituary: Joseph W Wilkes 76 South Acton resident
Joseph W Wilkes 76 of 110 River Street South Acton died Monday evening at Emerson Hospital after a long illness. A Boston native and retired sheet metal worker he lived in town eight years. Survived by wife Ella V Ryan three sons George A South Acton Capt Harold K US Army Warmister Pa Joseph Warren Jr Stoneham. Services from Sheehan White Funeral Maynard followed by a Requiem High Mass at St Elizabeths. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery with committal prayers read at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Wilkes
South Acton
River Street
Emerson Hospital
Boston
Ella V. Ryan
George A
Harold K
U. S. Army
Warmister
Joseph Warren, Jr
Stoneham
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Maynard
St. Elizabeth's
Charles B. Kerans
Woodlawn
Edward J. McLaughlin
Lincoln Professor Archibald Davison Dies at 77
Lincoln professor Archibald Thomas Davison of Brant Rock died Monday at his home after a lingering illness. A Harvard musicologist and longtime director of the Harvard Glee Club and Harvard University Choir, he led those groups for 30 years. He taught at Radcliffe and authored articles. taught locally at the de Cordova Museum. He leaves wife Alice Pratt. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Harvard Memorial Chapel. arrangements by Joseph Dee & Sons Funeral Home, Concord.
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Lincoln
Archibald Thomas Davison
Brant Rock
Harvard University
Harvard Glee Club
Harvard University Choir
Harvard
Boston
Radcliffe
de Cordova Museum
Alice Pratt
Samuel H. Miller
Harvard Memorial Chapel
Joseph Dee & Sons Funeral Home
Concord
Hall of Fame vote eyed by Jana Veterans Committee
The News notes a Jana Veterans Committee meeting to consider candidate eligibility for the Baseball Hall of Fame. Top contenders include Billy Hamilton and Max Carey, both noted for long careers and high stolen base totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Veterans’ Committee
Sion
Edttion
Sporting News
Billy Hamilton
Max Carey
Carey
Cooperstown
Memorable January Dates for Cronins Highlighted
The Sporting News notes January 12 as a notable date for the Cronin family of Boston. In 1959 Joe Cronin became American League president and in 1961 his son Tommy Cronin, aged 22, was named assistant farm director for the new Washington Senators.
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Cronin
Boston
Joe Cronin
American League
Tommy
Washington Senators
Sporting News
Foreign Fulbright scholars tour Sudbury area
Mrs How ard Emmons hosted eight Fulbright English teachers from Finland Norway Sweden Belgium and Spain for a historic tour in the Lexington Concord area. They lunched at Wayside Inn and later headed to New York before Washington D C to finish their six month country visit.
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Sudbury
Howard Emmons
Concord Road
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Spain
Southwest
Seattle
Middle West
Lexington-Concord
Waysiac Inn
Emmons
Frank Bautze
William King
John Moore
L. Sudbury
League of Women Voters
Carl Scovel
First Parish
Heyes
Bixby
New York
Washington, D.C
Industry Looks Ahead To Brighter Things
Cleveland industry foresees a gradual steel market recovery with inventories still tight but improving. A Steel Magazine survey notes more buyers plan inventory build and fewer expect price cuts, amid mixed February demand and anticipated March upturns.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Industry Weekly
Eaid Steel
Concord Parishioner to profess with Holy Cross on Feb 15
Nancy Lee Lorden of St Bernard s Concord turnpike will be professed a sister in the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross on Feb 15. Old Concord Chapter D A P met at Mrs Julian White 408 Main Street Saturday. Men s Club held a supper program at Trinitarian Congregational Church Friday with Bishop Rodriguez of the Philippines as invited speaker.
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St. Bernard's
Nancy Lee Lorden
Concord Turnpike
Sister of the Holy Cross
Old Concord
D.A.P
Julian White
Main Street
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Bishop Rodriguez
Philippines
Student Government Day picks include Christine Griffin
Christine Griffin of Monument Street is among area students selected to serve on the legislature for Student Government Day on April 14 in this town.
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Christine Griffin
Monument Street
This Town
Hide and Seek Buttons Brighten Spring Coats
Buttons on some spring coats are so hidden they require a search. Designers place hefty fasteners to surprise wearers and add durable detail to lightweight outerwear.
Lent vesper series planned at Martha Mary Chapel
Martha-eees Sudbury Sudbury Council of Churches announces a six week Lent vesper program in Martha Mary Chapel at 5 p.m. on Sundays February through March with speakers from Protestant and Unitarian churches and guests from Cambridge and the New England Synod. Choirs from participating churches will provide music near Route 20 by the Wayside Inn. This marks the second year of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Churches
Martha-Mary Chapel
Council
Ernest Bodenweber
Memoria Congregational
Delphas Barnett
Carl Scovel
First Parish
William Simme
Man United Presbyterian
Henry M. Shires
Episcopal Theo 1
Cambridge
Alvin Duane Smith
New England Synod
United Presbyterian Church of United States of America
Martha Mary
Wayside Inn
Route 20
Storm Delays Acton Scouts Weekend Trip in Wachusett Council
Acton Boy Scout troops and others in Wachusett Council cancel their February trip to Leominster Sportsmen's Club after Saturday's severe storm. About 500 boys were to take part in a winter camping weekend called the Freeze-out, with plans for snowproof gear, nurse on site, and shared demonstrations, now postponed to Feb. 18 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wachusett Council
Leominster Sportsman's Club
John McLaughlin
C.D
Elinor Donahue discusses growth from Father Knows Best to Andy Griffith Show
Elinor Donahue reflects on aging from a teen on Father Knows Best to a mature adult on the Andy Griffith Show. She recalls keeping her private life private while playing Ellie Walker, a town druggist with a crush, and notes the lighter schedule and closer time with her four year old son Brian Patrick Smith.
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Hollywood
UPI
Televiewers
Elinor Donahue
Andy Griffith
Elinor
Robert Young
Castro
Brian Patrick Smith
Sheriff Griffith
Ellie Walker
Betty Anderson
Andy
Mystery thief pockets raincoat with bold Poice label
Dulles Texas report says a thief who stole a raincoat from a parked car Monday may be in for a surprise when he wears it for the first time. The coat bears large luminos letters spelling Poice, suggesting a misread or misprint in the description.
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Dulles
Tex
UPI
Ice Follies Opens in Boston Garden February Fourteen
Boston announces Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies to open February 14 at the Boston Garden for 13 days with new stars including David Jenkins Ina Bauer and Frank Carroll. The cast features 167 celebrities led by Mary Stuart Sooper Susan Blodgett Frank Lynch Richard Cooper Burton and Joseph Sullivan. Tickets on sale for 22 performances with holiday matinees and varied showtimes.
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Boston
Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies
Boston Garden
David Jenkins
Ina Bauer
Frank Carroll
Worcester
New England
Mary Stuart Sooper
Susan Blodgett
Auburndale
Frank Lynch
South Weymouth
Oscar Dusseau
Beverly McLean
Canada
Mr. Frick
Scarecrows
England
Wall and
Dova
New York
Kermond Brothers
Australia
Beatty's
London
Milt, Mountaintes
Bill Bible
Micheline Jacques
Inky-Dinky
Little Black Bear
Washington Birthday
Tips on Touring for Winter Driving Safety
Practical advice for Ceorol Women's Travel on winter driving. Key points include carrying chains for snow, stopping distances with and without chains on packed snow and glare ice, using second gear to start on slippery surfaces, turning slowly in curves, and how to handle skids by steering into the slide. Emphasis on careful braking with power brakes and steering, radiator and anti freeze checks, and staying prepared before starting the car.
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Ceorol
Sol
Donse Bey
Make a Space Additions With Inexpensive Home Heaters
Readers learn to convert unused areas into extra rooms by adding a space heater without upgrading the heating system. It covers venting options and low cost wall coverings that reduce heat loss, with DIY installation tips for gas or electric models. The piece also notes the Player Pension Fund reaching 16 million dollars and the rising lifetime benefits via service length.
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Es V. Colombo
Sheene
John D. Callahan
Murphy
Michael D
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St. Bridget’s Cra
Mico
Edward Troisi
Gracetta
Vasil Cher¢ Molle
Alexantrechini
Sullivan
Taly
Iry P. Dubowski
Mary Pechski
Percival
Alex
John
Olga
Poland
Forest Hills
Patrice A. Moore
Beatrice A. Gore
Harringtorn
George _ Inc
Waltham Die Hospital
Oore
Ham Women of Rotar
Mbridge School
Weston
Archibald T. Davison
Cronins
U.S
LWV
Martha - Eees
McGovern
Wachusetts Council
Vernon Scott Upi Setgweed
Boston Post Road
Setender
Trailways
Woodbury
Tenn
Knoxville
Nashville
By Joyce Schiller
Chicago
Stan
McKinley Street
Comm
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W. Concord
West Concord
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