Deaths and Funerals in Acton Sudbury and Maynard
Obituaries report the funeral of Dorothy J. Priest 52 of South Acton with service at Fowler Funeral Home and burial at Mourne Cemetery along with Michalina Makrecky 67 of Maynard and Alfred A. Meissner 63 former Sudbury police chief. Survivors listed include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren.
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Alfred A. Meissner
Sudbury
Alfred ,A. Meissner
Dutton Road
Framingham Union Hospital
Meissner
State Police
Seve Ih
Springfield
Sudsury Polce
Funeral for Kathrine Castiglioni in Maynard
The funeral for Kathrine A Castiglioni six died suddenly Thursday morning was held Sunday at the W A Twombly Funeral Home Rev Lawrence O Brien new minister of the Maynard Methodist Church officiated burial was in Glenwood Cemetery She was born in Fort Devens and lived here five years Her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bivens also survive with grandparents aunts and uncles.
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Dorothy J
South Acton
Dorothy (Jones) Priest
Central Street
Elaine Clark Bolton
Misse
Joan
Jean
Linda
Howard F. Jones
Eleanor Anderson
Bristol
Corin
Marjorie Mitchell
Gorham
Howard L. Jones
Michalina A. Makrecky
Michalina
Arcist) Makrecky
Grant Street
Peter Berit
Brigham Hospital
Boston
W. A. Tworthly
Stephen
Lawrence
Frank
Josephine Micklay
Maynard
Kathrine Castiglioni Maynard
Kathrine A. Castiglioni
Main Street
W. A. Twombly Funéral Home
Lawrence O’brien
Maynard Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Fort Devens
Fred Bivens
Obituary: Emet L Richardson of Concord
Emet L Richardson aged 88 died Friday at home after illness. He lived in Concord seven years and previously in Milwaukee. He studied at Indiana and Stanford, taught languages at Vanderbilt, studied in Europe, and practiced law in Milwaukee. He married Harriet Fyfe in 1896. He led lawn bowling and held Unitarian and fraternal roles. Funeral at First Parish Unitarian Church. Burial in Milwaukee Forest Home Cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph Dee & Son.
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Emmet L. Richardson
Concord
Emmet -Lee ‘Richardson
Oak Road
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert D. Richardson
Evansville
Ind
Indiana University
Stanford
Vanderbilt
Sonbounne
University of Berlin
Harriet J. Fyfe
Harvard Law School
American Lawn Bowling Association
American Unitarian Association
National Laymen’s League
Meadville Theological School
Chicago
Western Unit Conference
Richardson
Council Commandery
Scottish Rites Templars
Robert D
David Fell
First Parish Unitarian Church
Arthur Boyer Jellis
E. Payson True
Robert Bowser
Floyd Verrill
Malcolm M. Ferguson
Leo A. Appiani
Lawrence B. Moore
Medford
Lawrence Moore
Lincoln
Dana McLean
Greeley
D. D
Boston
Rohardson
John Cyrus
Forest Home Cemetery
Sudbury Widow Clara Harreaves Dies at 177
Sudbury Mrs Clara Harreaves widow of Joseph Harreaves died Saturday at the home of Mrs John Batchelder on the Boston Post road. She was 177 years old born in Philadelphia where she lived most of her life. She had lived in Sudbury for year and a half. Services were held in Philadelphia and were the di-
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Sudbury
Clara Har@reaves
Joseph Har@reaves
John Batchelder
Boston Post Road
Philadelphia
Infant Thomas Madden Lynah Burial in St Bernard Cemetery
Concord notices report funeral services for infant Thomas Madden Lynah son of Robert J and Kathleen Lynah of Waltham who died February 5 at two months. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas G Lynah of Lexington and Mrs Kenneth Madden of Lowell. Arrangements by McCarthy Memorial Home Lexington.
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Thomas
M. Lynah
Concord
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Thomas Madden Lynah
Robert J
Kathleen (Madden) Lynah
Waltham
Thomas G. Lynah
Lexington
Kenneth Madden
Lowell
McCarthy Memorial Home
Eino I Ketola 47 of Maynard dies suddenly at home
Eino I Ketola 47 of 58 Parker Street Maynard died suddenly at his home Thursday morning. A WWII veteran and longtime Maynard resident he worked as an office manager for Power Specialities Corp Arlington and hoped to become a partner. Survived by wife the former Helen Mark son John F two brothers Arne Maynard Arvi Warehouse Point Conn two sisters Mrs Amelia Wood Maynard Mrs Everett Williams Albuquerque N M funeral services at W A Twombly Funeral Home Sunday with Elks Rod and Gun Club Middlesex County League of Sportsmens Club and Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen's Club attendance. town flag at half staff. Rev Richard Rintalla officiated and burial was in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers: Stanley Sofka Alric French Eugene O Connell Ein c Nelson Waino Ojalehto Lauri Saisa.
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Eino I
Ketola
Maynard
Parker Street
Power Specialities Corp
Arlington
Ward
813Th Mill Police
U. S. Army
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Frank J. DeMars
A. L
Rod & Gun Club
Assabet Beagle Club
Middlesex County
League of Sportsmen's Club
Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen’s Club
Helen Mark
John F
Arne
Arvi
Warehouse Point
Conn
Amelia Wood
Everett Williams
Albuquerque
N. M
W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
Glenwood Cemetery
Stanley Sofka
Alric French
Eugene O'Connell
Einc Nelson
Waino Ojalehto
Lauri Saisa
Bartlett Rites Held For Mrs Mildred Bartlett In Concord
Committal services were held in the family lot for Mildred E Richards Bartlett 80 widow of State Senator Charles A Bartlett who died Monday in Pennsylvania She leaves two sisters in Pa Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
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Concord
Mildred E. (Richards) Bartlett
Charles A. P.bartlett
Bartlett
Sleepy ‘Holtow
Confusion over U S defense issue alarms veteran voter
Washington UPT The Hon Timothy Tugbutton bursts into the office railing about the national defense debate. He, a Spanish American War veteran, says voters cannot grasp the facts as generals admirals and politicians give conflicting stories. He asks who will decide next November if the public is misinformed.
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Washington
Timothy Tugbutton
Tugbutton
Tugburton
Repowis
U.S
Quartermaster Corps
Florida
Bomrber
Doughboy
Ike
Antiques Show Slated February Framingham Nevins Hall
The Framingham Women's Club hosts its 15th Antiques Show February 22 to 26 in Nevins Hall downtown. About 35 dealers from New England will display wares to benefit the Club's Scholarship Fund. Paintings by Needham Art Association members and flower arrangements organized by the Massachusetts Garden Club Federation will be shown. Snack Bar and window displays are planned with local participants assisting. Proceeds support scholarships.
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Framingham Women’s Club
Nevins Hall
Framingham
New England
Needham Art Association
George R. Gagliardi
Rose Tideman
Massachusetts
Economic Report and Shared Responsibility Under Eisenhower Era
The Economic Report under the Employment Act of 1946, chaired by Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier, frames government spending as a shared responsibility with limits. It notes federal and local spending near 140 billion of a 400 billion national income, advocates budget restraint, and urges the public and Congress to reverse the upward spending trend.
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Congress
Italy
Bvt
Couneil of
Alsos
Raymond J. Saulnier
Aihole
Eisenhower
Peck Up Furniture
New Brunswick New Jersey UPI notes a method to revive finish on worn furniture or shellacked floors using two quarts of paraffin oil and one part white shellac. Apply with a lintless cloth, then remove wax from the surface with gum turpentine and a cloth. The tip comes from Gena Thames, Rutgers University extension home furnishing specialist.
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New Brunswick
N. J
UPI
Gena Thames
Rutgers* University
Pruning Guide for White Pines and Related Trees
Winter pruning advised to control growth of white pines hemlock spruces and firs. Prune white pine at needle-bearing areas to avoid die back and reduce size. firs rarely need pruning. Pine blight requires removal of dead branches and spring copper fungicide spray to protect healthy trees. Hospital ulcer treatment costs have quadrupled since the 1930s per Health Insurance Institute.
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Philip L. Rusden
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Rush P.marshall
U. S
The
Health Insurance Institute
Legislature Debates Billion Dollar Accelerated Highway Plan
Massachusetts lawmakers study Governor Furcolo's proposed Billion Dollar Accelerated Federal Aid Highway Program to spend 1 billion dollars over four years for 580 miles of highways including 218 miles of Route 495. Federal share 762.7 million, state 237.3 million. completion targeted by June 30, 1965.
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Massachusetts
Furcolo
lInterstate
Marlboro-Hudson- Stow-Berlin-Bolton
Westford
Chelmsford
Commonwealth
Anthony DiNatale
State House
Massachusets Safety Council
Ldeg
Massachurage
New York Investors Boost Monthly Investment Plan in 1959
New York stock exchange data shows Monthly Investment Plan participants bought 883 415 shares valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars in 1959. The plan allows investors to purchase fractional shares through regular payments, with odd lot adjustments and a daily record of plans reached.
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New York Upi
Hea Stock Exchange
York
Exchange
MIP
Nieman Fellows Named for Harvard Program 1960 61
The Nieman Fellowship selections for 1960 61 include Lenoir Chambers of the Norfolk Pilot and William Chambers of the Lan Chronicle. Three city officials join them on the selection committee. Fellows must be under 40 with at least three years in journalism and will study at Harvard for one college year. Applications due April 18. awards announced in early June.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Nieman
Harvard I
Lenoir C
Norfolk Wil Pilot
William
Lance Chronicle
Chambers
Stonewall
Franklin
L. Ford
William M. Jon
Louis Ons
Nieman Fo
Harvard
Man Foundation
Lucius W. Nieman
Milwaukee Journal
Massachusetts to borrow for public works costs
State officials plan bond issuance to cover cost share and additional taxes. Massachusetts will pay about $117,000 in interest as part of financing the public works program.
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Massach
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Cushing
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Clara Hargreaves
Mildred E. Bartlett
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Gilliam Service, Inc
Army
White Sands
Halph Robey
Elmer C. W. Upi Financial Ed
Nieman Gro
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