West Concord Mourns Mrs Fiora Halloran at Emerson Hospital
Mrs Fiora Steele Halloran of 6729 Laws Brook Road West Concord died suddenly at Emerson Hospital after being stricken at home. She was born in Canne... and lived here for many years. Survived by husband Louis E Halloran four sons and seven daughters, 29 grandchildren, a brother James Steele and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with several clergymen officiating and burial at St Bernard's cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph Dee & Son.
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West Concord
Fiora (Steele) Halloran
Laws Brook Road
Emerson Hospital
Canncc
Hiay
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
The
Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Louis E. Halloran
Louis E., Jr
Waltham
Donale
South Acton
Gordon
Richard
Flora Keshaw
Lemon Grove
Cal
Helen Ulger
Grafton
Laura Wasiah
Maynard
Frances Saarist
West Acton
Mary Graham
Henrietta Watson
Brunswick Me
Elaine Napolitano
Orlanuoa
Ernest H. Robinson Obituary at Orthodox Church
Ernest H. Robinson 74 of Harvard Road died at Community Hospital Ayer after a lifetime in Littleton. He was a retired farmer active in church and civic affairs and Farm Bureau member. Survived by wife Mary, a son John N., three daughters, four sisters, one brother, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at Badger Funeral Home.
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Ernest H. Robinson Littleton
Orthodox Onal
Ernest H. Robinson
Harvard Road
Ayer
Farm Bureau
Mary (Wright) Robinson
John N
Littleton
Helen W. Nordberg
Acton
Harriet B. Yates
Memorial rites for Olive R. Morgan held in Maynard
Olive R. Morgan died after a short illness at Emerson Hospital. Funeral services from Sheehan & White Funeral Home included a solemn high requiem mass at St. Bridget's Church. Surviving are two sisters Mildred and Helen, with ties to Maynard and Dover. She served as Maynard librarian for over 25 years.
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Olive R. Morgan Maynard
Olive R. Morgan
Thompson Street
Emerson Hospital
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s Church
John R. Wals
Charles J. Murphy
John D. Callahan
S.T.D
Morgan Foley
James B. Farrell
Joseph P. Dineen
James V. King
Fred Wilder
Norman Hannon
James Morgan
Maynard
Edward O’brien
John O’brien
Boston
Miss Morgan
Moore
Ladies Sodality
Altar Society
Mildred
Helen Kelley
Andover
Gertrude
Harold Morgan
William Seccombe Dies After Collapse at Raytheon Plant
William T. Seccombe, 51, inspector from Ashington D C working at a Raytheon plant, collapsed Saturday and died at Emerson Hospital in Concord. He had a wife and a brother, lived in Falls Church Virginia, with body shipped to Alexandria Virginia for services and local arrangements at Winicliffe Funeral Home in Concord.
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William T. Seccombe
Bedford
Ashington
D. C
Raytheon
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Fally Church
Alexandria
Winicliffe Funeral Home
Concord-Thomas Peterson Dies in New Jersey at 95
Concord resident Concord-Thomas Peterson died Monday in Berkley Heights New Jersey aged 95. He founded Concord Clothing Company in 1899 owned Friends Block and was last surviving incorporator of Concord Co Operative Bank. Mason and church member with family survivals including two daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev. Robert H. Barber.
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Concord
Thomas Peterson
Stow Street
Berkley Heights
N.J
Mill Dam
Concord Clothing Company
Friend's Block
Concord Co. Operative Bank
Corinthian Lodge
Walden Royal Arch
Chamber of Commerce
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Peter and
Anna
Jensen) Peterson
Alma (Berquist) Peterson
Paul Anderson
Woatchun
Albert Misem
Summit
Brayden rites mark life of local resident John C Brayden
Funeral services for John C Brayden, lifelong resident, were held at Sheehan and White Funeral Home and St. Bridget's Church. Rev. John R Walsh, Rev. Charles J Murphy, and Rev. John D Callahan led the mass with Mrs Morgan Foey at the organ and James B Farrell as soloist. Burial followed in St. Bridget's cemetery with committal prayers. The bearers included Bernard Doyle, John Flaherty, George Brayden, Francis Brayden, Donald Brayden, Edward Duggan, Alphonse Paul, and Daniel Melor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Fr. Murphy
Bernard Doyle
John Flaherty
George Brayden
Francis Brayden
Donald Brayden
Edward Duggan
Alphonse Paul
Daniel Melor
Obituary: North Sudbury man dies at home
North Sudbury David Polla ri, 159 Waltham street formerly of Maynard died Tuesday at his home. Born in Saarijarvella Finland he lived here 25 years and retired from Boston & Maine Railroad. Survived by wife Olga Pollak daughter Anne Dunn four grandchildren sister Minna Hydein nieces. Services Friday 3 p m at W A Twombly Funeral Home Maynard Rev Eino Hamalainen officiating. Interment Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Calling hours tonight 7 9.
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North Sudbury
David Pollari
Waltham Street
Maynard
Saarijarvella
Finland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Workers and
Mission Evangelical Congregational Church
Olga (Nylund) Pollak
Anne Dunn
Southbridge
Minna Hydein
Funeral for James Brennan 74 in Concord
James Brennan, 74, died after a long illness, funeral held Friday at Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home. Rev. Edmund M. Higgins officiated at St Bernard's Church with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Bearers were nephews John, Edward, William, and Allen Chisholm. Born in Concord in 1886, he belonged to one of the town’s oldest families, survived by a sister Margaret and brothers Moses and Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brennan
Concord
Joseph Dee
Margaret
Moses
Edward
Connecticut
Miss Margaret Cronin Dies After Illness
Maynard Miss Margaret T Cronin long time secretary for Wilson and McCabe Law Office on Nason Street died after an illness. She formerly lived in Malden and is survived by sister Mrs John J Lucey Malden. The funeral was from E E Burns Funeral Home Malden and a solemn requiem high mass was sung at Sacred Heart Church.
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Margaret T. Cronin Maynard
Margaret T. Cronin
Wilson and McCabe Law Office
Nason Street
Malden
John J. Lucey
Atty
Philip A. Wilson
Howard A. Wilson
E.E. Burns
Sacred Heart Church
Funeral Rites for Frank Mauro Held at S Eliz my
Funeral services for Frank Mauro of 15 Railroad Street were held at his home and continued with a solemn high mass of requiem at S El Ejército of Hungary Church. The celebrant was Chare B Kerans with Rev Edward J McLaughlin as deacon and Rev Richard Walsh of St James Haverhill as second deacon. Burial was in St Bridget's cemetery Maynard. The bearers were Frederick Brown Jr Lawrence Mauro Charles Freemont Francis McAlster Augustine Savetti Joseph Lacc herio of Martin & Doran Funeral Home Maynard.
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South Acton
Frank Mauro
Railroad Street
S. Elizamy of Hungary
V. Chare
B. Kerans
Edward J. McLaughlin
Richard Walsh
St. James Church
Haverhill
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
Frederick Brown
Soroko Rites Held For Ignacy Soroko
Funeral services for Ignacy Soroko of 18 Railroad Street were held Friday at Martin and Dorai Funeral Home. A requiem high mass was sung at St. Casimir Church with Rev. Francis Miaskiewicz officiating. Burial followed at St. Bridge Cemetery with committal prayers by Fr. Miaskiewicz. Bearers were John Sofka John Kawszwicz John Milewski Anthony Kitowicz Michael Sofka and Joseph Kocehonwiccz.
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Maynard
Ignacy Soroko
Railroad Street
Martin & Dorai Funeral Home
St. Casimir's Church
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
D.C.L
St. Bridge 'S Cemetery
Fr. Miaskiewicz
John Sofka
John Kawszwicz
John Milewski
Anthony Kitowicz
Michael Sofka
Joseph Kocehonwiccz
Funeral services for Charles N. Dresser
Funeral services for Charles N. Dresser 52 of Concord Road were held Saturday at Brown and Song Chapel Belmont Rev Robert J Elliot pastor of Belmont Methodist Church officiated with interment in Mount Feaker Cemetery He died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Medford A native of Southville he had lived here 11 years He was a safety engineer with Aetna Insurance Company Surviving are his widow Ruth C Camber a daughter Marilyn Erickson Weymouth and two grandchildren
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Charles N. Dresser Lincoln
Charles N. Dresser
Concord Road
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Medford
Brown & Song Chapel
Belmont
Robert J. Elliot
Belmont Methodist Church
Mount Feaker
Waltham
Dresser
Southville
Aetna, Insurance Company
Ruth C. Camber
Marilyn Erickson
Mrs Sarah E Hiltz 69 dies at Sunnynook Nursing Home
Sarah E Hiltz of Maynard at 7 Riverbank Road died Saturday night at Sunnynook Nursing Home Carlisle age 69. Widow of James E Hiltz she resided here 18 years and was a World War II gold star mother after son James Jr. was killed in service. Funeral from Martin & Doran Funeral Home with Rev Orville D Allom officiating. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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Sarah E. Hiltz Maynard
Sarah E. Hiltz
Riverbank Road
Sunnynook
Carlisle
Windsor
Nova Scotia
James E. Hiltz
Ella Pilecki
Paul
Regina
James
Hiltz
James Jr
Martin & Doran Funeral Home
Orville D. Allom
Union Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Charles W. Nichols Stow obituary notes Waltham ties
Charles Willis Nichols 59 of Hudson road died at Emerson Hospital Sunday. Born in Waltham he lived in Stow 18 months. Survived by wife Mary Anne Fisher. daughter Loraine Brown. sisters Dora JeHota Pearl Shpean. brothers Arthur and Stanley. Worked at Raytheon Waltham. member of IBEW Local 1505 Beth Eden Church and Stow Grange. Funeral at Wentworth Chapel Waltham with Rev. Gordon Tate. burial Mount Feake Cemetery Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Nichols
Charles Willis Nichols
Hudson Road
Emerson Hospital
Waltham
Mary Anne Fisher
Olin
Loraine) Brown
Stow
David
Dora) JeHota
Line Center
N. H
Harold
Pearl Shpean
Arthur E. Waltham
Stanley L. Manchester
Conn
Raytheon
International Brotherhood Electrical Workers
Beth Eden Baptist Church
Stow Grange
Wentworth Chapel
Gordon P. Tate
Lakeview Congregational Church
Mount Feake Cemetery
Maynard obituary for Victor L. Mason WWII veteran
Funeral services were held for Victor L. Mason 49 of 183 Summer Street a highway department worker who died Thursday at Emerson Hospital. Rev Lawrence OBrien officiated and burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Acton. The town flag flew at half staff and a Fort Devens military escort fired a volley at the grave. Delegations present included torppa Usher Cole Jr Korpi Allen Wick and others. Mason a Concord native was the son of the late Warren D Mason and Mary J Higgins and had lived in the town for 45 years.
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Maynard
Victor L. Mason
Summer Street
Highway Department
Emerson Hospital
W. A. Twombly Funeral
Lawrence O’brien
Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Acton
Fort Devens
Northbridge and Shrewsbury clash ends in overtime controversy
In a Central Mass Conference thriller, Northbridge loses 41 39 to Shrewsbury after Mike Costello sinks a 15 foot jumper in overtime. Coach Doldorian protests the outcome citing NCAA rules as officials weigh a possible replay or title award.
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Maynard
Northbridge
Shrewsbury
Colonials
Mike Costello
Central Mass
John Doldorian
Rams
Bill Story
Ralph Grasso
Bill Keville
Doldoorian
Story
Grasso
Costello
Jack Brayden
Mike Crotty
Oldsters
Rudy Pirkola
Johnny Amero
Rudy
Old Maynard Hockey Club
Ed Gately
Marsh 3
Sudbury Tryouts for Anne Frank Play at Town Hall
Sudbury Players announce open tryouts for The Diary of Anne Frank at town hall on Monday and Tuesday at 7 20 p m. The production seeks teens for Anne Margot and Peter and adults for the Francs Van Dans Dussel Kraler and Miep roles under Mrs D R Kirshner guidance.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Players
Anne Frank
Town Hall
Amsterdam
Holland
Anne
Margot
Peter van Daan
Frank
Mrs. van Daan
Dussel
Miep
Mr. Kraler
D. R. Kirshner
Local farmer and aviation enthusiast served in WWII Air Force
The man, longtime town resident and farmer with brothers, kept a local airport. He served in the Air Force during WWII in the Indo Burma China theatres. Survived by wife Dorothy O'Neal, two sons David 10 Kenneth 4, four brothers Ralph Joseph Robert all of Maynard, two sisters Mary Bresnick Concord Barbara Kysitra Miami Fla, and many nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O'Neal
David
Kenneth
Ralph
Northborough
Joseph
Sidney
Robert
Maynard
Mary Bresnick
Concord
Barbara Kysitra
Miami
Fla
Concord Man Talks on SAGE System at Union Church
West Concord executive Stephen J. Hauser of Mitre Corp spoke to the Union Church Men's Club about the SAGE system a semi automatic air defense network. He described Mitre’s support for the Air Force Command and Control Development Division at Hanscom Field and noted his career path from MIT Lincoln Laboratories to Mitre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Stephen J. Hauser
Mitre Corp
Bedford
Union Church Men’s Club
Hauser
United States
Canada
SAGE
Mitre
Air Force Command and Control Development Division
L. G
America on wheels drives AAA note on mobile homes
AAA observes 3.5 million people live in 1.5 million mobile homes in the United States. The data highlights the scale of mobile housing as a national mobility trend.
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AAA
America
U.S
Two New Schools Join Dual County for 1961 62
Two new schools join Dual County for the school year 1961 1962. The move broadens district enrollment and expands athletic and academic options for students in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dual County
Country Club selects Scudieri and Mankey as architects
Nashawtucket Country Club board of governors chose Scudieri and Mankey of Manchester Connecticut to design the club house and recreation facilities. The firm specializes in clubhouses for country clubs with projects in Sutton Ellington Simsbury and Farmington Connecticut. Ralph Scudieri and Richard Mankey hold multiple design awards and registrations in several states.
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Concord — Board of Governors
Nashawtllc
Scudieri and Mankey
Manchester
Conn
Scudieri
Mankey
Sutton
Ellington
Simsbury
Farmington
Ralph Scudieri
Michigan State College
University of Pennsylvania
Tau Sigma Delta
Sigma Xi
T - Square Club
Philadelphia
Richard Mankey
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Local winter sports programs wrap up season
The recreation commission announces season endings for winter activities at the regional high school slopes and Thoreau School and Hunt Memorial gymnasiums. Mrs Olive Butman chairs closure of young skiers classes run by Robert Horne and the high school ski club. Pee Wee hockey, led by James M Condon, continues at Belmont Hill School and St Mark s rink Southborough with upcoming Fay School match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miei
Recreation Commission
Olive Butman
Robert Horne O
Thoreau School
Hunt Memorial
Russell Halloran
Walter R Carew
Commission
James M. Condon
Belmont Hill
Brookline
Fay
St. Mark’s
Southborough
Fenn
Middlesex Teams Post Victories
The Middlesex varsity hockey squad defeated Browne and Nichols 1-0 and Rivers 5-3 with Bill Mathers scoring four goals and Ken Burns one. They also beat Milton 4-3 and Moses Brown 4-1 as Mathers and Barnes each hit two goals. The Saturday basketball game saw the varsity fall to St Pauls of Concord New Hampshire 54-52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Browne & Nichols
Rivers
Bill Mathers
Ken Burns
Milton
Moses Brown
Mathers
Barnes
St. Paul's of
N. H
Milford Routs Tigers In Season’s Finale
Milford High defeated Maynard 70 to 46 at Milford Armo ry on Friday night. Ernie Kapatocs led with 24 points, Ernie Robertson added 16, and Paul Lombardi 11 as Milford pulled away after a 17 all first period stalemate. Maynard’s Carl Prescott scored 13 in the loss, the Tigers finishing 2-14 while Milford advances to a playoff with St. Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Milford High
Maynard High
Milford Armory
Tigers
Red Raiders
Milford
Ernie Kapatocs
Ernie Robertson
Paul Lombardi
Carl Prescott
Maynardites
St. Mary’s
Maynard High Girls Sweep Hale High in Two Wins
Maynard High girls defeated Hale High twice with Arlene scoring 17 points in the first game and Kell adding 13 in a 37 to 18 result. Eunelius led Hale High with 18 points as Maynard extended their win streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High
Hale High
Arlene Registers
Stene Maynard
Higson Leads Ledford In 268 Point Dual County Run
Acton-Gerry Higson, a 6-7 center for Ledford High, paced the Dual County League with 268 points. He averaged 19.1 per game as Bedford won 10 league games. Other top scorers include Weston with 215 and Mix with 211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Gerry Higson
Ledford High
Bedford
Higson
Weston
Mix
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James Steele
Lynn
Cecta
Laura Mac
Prince Edward “Land
Our Lady Help of Christians
John E. Bowen
Thomas F. Brosnan
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
14Ward J. McLaughlin
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Francis S. Minskiewicz
St. Casimir’s Church
Thomas J. Flynn
Mary’s Church
Creange
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Msgr. Flynn
Fr. Bowen
Louis Donald
Sidney Watson
Walter Wasiuk
John C. Brayden
Ralph W. Martino
Dominic Martino
Sudbury Street
Springfield College
al Cowles
Country Club
Middlesex
Wayland Weston
Lynnfield
Lin
Mary Ann Matson
Pe Sudbury
Sylvia Phandoin
Great Road
North Arendy
Natick
Miss m
High
Air Force Cambridge Researtories
Electronics Research Directorate
Acton High
William Brand
American Enka Corp
Natick Acquatic
N. E. Women’s
By AL Cowles
Milford Jayvees
Milford Rapatoes If
Robertson
C Abretti
Rf O'Rourke
Lombardi
Kalpagian
Cox
Whitney If
Nen i
McDonnell
DeRosa
Coleenne
Lincoln
Vinson Owen
Laurence
Maribel
Wilson
of MacDowell
Melanson
Martino Darcy Metuchi DeGrappo
Melora
Campbell’ Head Thibodeau Ruddock Brewer
Dale Brewer
Davene Dwinells Dowd
Maynard Lombard Whitney
Burt Clark King Hatch Gentch
Hale Jayvees Kunelius Matthewman Mann 'Clingan
Boxboro League
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