All-American Flower Garden Selection At UMass Field Station Open House
Concord-annual flower gardens display 143 varieties and a rebuilt perennial garden. An experimental vegetable plot tests pest control methods while greenhouse displays include carnations. Found ation plantings program led by Fordham and Handley features 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. demos.
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Concord
University of Massachusetts
Walham Field Station
Herbert C. Fordham
Waltham
H.thurston Handley, Jr
Extension Service
Film plans life of imprisoned Colorado beauty queen
Dixie Anne Dikes, Miss Colorado Jaycee 1958, now 22, is serving time for robbery in Colorado State Penitentiary. Galbreath Studios bought rights to her story to be directed by Harold Robbins. Her past includes beauty contests, early run-ins with police, two stickups, a marriage to William Gottfried, and a transfer to the penitentiary for rehabilitation.
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ED McManus
United Press International
Canon City
Colo
UPI
Colorado State Penitentiary
Dixie Anne Dikes
Galbreath Studios
Harold Robbins
Dixie
Pueblo
Denver
Newhouse
Aurora
Fortes
Distie
William Gottfried
Gottfried
Illinois
Colorado State Reformatory
Kovacs Says The Day Of Stand-Up Comic Is Ended
Kovacs declares the era of stand-up comedy over citing TV changes and quick-dying material. He notes only Bob Hope and Jack Benny occasionally use situation comedy and observes soft selling endures longer. He also discusses his TV panel show Take a Good Look and his varied work in writing music and film.
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Kovacs
Douglas Diltz
United Press International
Hollywood Upi
Ernie
Trenton
N.J
Kovaca
Hollywood
Zoomer
Death notices and funerals in Maynard area
Recent deaths include Rose Fournier Cronin 60 of Maynard died in San Diego after long illness. Her funeral was at Sheehan and White, with burial at St. Bridget's Cemetery. Survived by two sons Charles and Daniel, a grandson, two sisters and a brother. Robert Ted Brooks 1902–? died at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. West Concord resident, WWII veteran and former Department of Labor field rep. Survived by wife Margaret, daughter Barbara, son Robert Jr., grandson, and siblings. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church. Also mentions other local services for Brenda Nelson Stow and Ellen Fitzpatrick West Concord with details of survivors and burial.
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Rose F
Cronin Maynard
Rosé (Fournier) Cronin
San Diego
Cal
Sheehan and White Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s Church
Jon. D. Callahan
South Royalston
Hudson, Stow
Maynard
Charles
Daniel
Los Angeles
Charles, Jr
Annie Gangne
Gleasondale
Lena LeBlanc
Nashua
N.H
William
Troy
N. Y
West Concord
Robert
Ted) Brooks
Main Street
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Concord
H. M.N.G
Southwest Pacific
Americal
U.S. Army
Brooks
Department of Labor and Industries
Margaret L
Allison) Brooks
Barbara T. Michelsz
Robert W., Jr
Robert Wilson Michelsz
David Elwell
John G
W. Lorimer
Elizabeth Crane
Trinity
Episcopal
Church
MacRae - Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Hayes
Fitzpatrick Street
Patrick
Chii
Ellen E
West So
Joseph
Cord
Sey
Joseph 'General
Our Christians Church
St. Bernard's Cemers
Fitzpatrick
Court Help of Christians
Sudbury Man Dies After Heart Attack During Work
Richard Cur 42 of 254 North Road Sudbury died of a heart attack Saturday while working as a supervisor in the electronics service division of Raytheon. A native of Bristol Tennessee and former Army captain, he had lived in Sudbury about a year. He leaves wife Ruth a daughter Mary and a son Mark. Services were held in Chicago where he formerly resided.
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Sudbury
Richard Curran
North Road
Electronics Service
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Bristol
Ruth
Mary
Mark
Chicago
Mrs Eleanor Griffith Dies in Boston After Short Illness
Eleanor S Smith Griffith of Monument Street Hartford native who lived in Boston area six years died unexpectedly on Thursday. Wife of Henry E. Griffith she is survived by four children Christine Penny Suzanne and Pamela, all at home. Funeral Saturday at Trinity Church Boston with Rev William H Clark and Rev Harold Donegan officiating. Burial Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Waterman Boston handled arrangements.
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Eleanor S. Griffith
Concord
Eleanor (Smith) Griffith
Monument Street
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Henry E. Griffith
Christine
Penny
Suzanne
Pamela
Sleepy Hollow
Waterman
English-born engineer dies at 37 in Massachusetts
South Acton resident and Raytheon atomic engineer Arthur Hitchmough died Sunday at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. Born in England he lived in Acton a year and served in the English Navy during World War II. He leaves his wife Joan Shields four children and his mother in Manchester England. Funeral services were held at Martin and Doran Maynard with Rev Keel Gah officiating and interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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South Acton
Donald Hitchmough
Main Street
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
England
Raytheon
Wayland
Joan Shields
Manchester
Martin & Doran Funeral Home
Maynard
Yen
Keel Gah
Est
Adign Baptist Ubch
Woodlawn
Obituary for Maynard B Underwood in Marlborough
Maynard B Underwood died Sunday after a short illness at 85. Born in Georgia Vermont, he lived 35 years in Marlborough and was a retired shoe worker. He leaves wife Ella Fay Underwood and sons George Maynard Kenneth Marcus, sister Dora Martin, five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services were at John W Sullivan Funeral Home Marlborough with Rev Norman C McLean officiating. Burial in Rural Cemetery Marlborough.
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Maynard
William B. Underwood
West Main Street
Marlborough
Georgia
Ella (Fay) Underwood
George
Kenneth
Marcus
Dora Martin
Somerville
John W. Sullivan
Norman C. McLean
First Church, Congregational
Rural Cemetery
Ricker of Bedford Dies at 50
Winfield W. Ricker 50 of Hartford Street died suddenly Wednesday at his home. He grew up in Bedford and for thirty years lived there. He attended Cork High School and once held the high school mile record. Survived by wife Frances Isner Ricker three sons Winfield Jr Edward and William a daughter Judith a sister Mrs William J Lee and a brother Horace. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but set for Saturday at First Parish Unitarian Church Bedford public calling at Bedford Funeral Home Thursday and Friday.
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Bedford
Winfield W. Ricker
Hartford Street
Cork High School
Frances (Isner) Ricker
Winfield, Jr
Edward
William
Judith Ricker
William J. Lee
West Concord
Horace
Brighton
First Parish Unitarian Church
Helen E Chamberlain 45 of Maynard dies at Emerson Hospital
Helen E Hansen Chamberlain 45 of 62 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord died Monday at Emerson Hospital after an illness. Born November 24 1914 in Maynard she resided here six years. She leaves a daughter Mrs Virginia Roach of Maynard and a husband. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at W A Twombley Funeral Home Maynard with Rev Lawrence Ken officiating. Burial Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Arrangements by Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home Concord.
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Concord
G. (Scott) ‘Rosselle
W. Quay Rosselle
Malden
Puritan Lawn Cemetery
Peabody
Waynesburg
South Acton
Edmund W. Fenn
Independance Road
MacRae - Tunnicliffe
Helen E. Chamberlain
Helen E. (Hansen) Chamberlain
Commonwealth Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Maynard
Lawef Faves
Virginia Roach
W. A. Twombley
Lawrence Ken
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Thomas S. Eadie 67 Weston Stow Acres caretaker dies
Thomas S. Eadie of Weston died in Marlborough Hospital after a long illness. He served six years as caretaker of Stow Acres Country Club and was born in Armadale Scotland, arriving 34 years ago. Survived by a sister, four brothers, and three nephews. Funeral at Wentworth Chapel Waltham conducted by Rev George O Hkewaill with burial in Linwood Weston.
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Thomas S. Eadie
Stow
Weston
Page Brothers
Stow Acres Country Club
Marlborough Hospital
Armadale
Scotland
Steubenville
Wentworth Chapel
Waltham
George O. Hkewaill
Lowell
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral for Gafield Held at Douglass Manor Home
A native of Bedford and lifelong resident, Gafield died last Wednesday at Douglass Men Home Lexington. Burial followed in the Shaw sheen cemetery family lot. She had long served Dr Fred S Piper of Lexington as a housekeeper for 28 years.
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Gafield
Douglass Men Home
Lexington
Shawsheen Cemetery
Bedford
Fred S. Piper
North Rhodé Stifles Rai Sabotage Amid Rail Emergency
Northern authorities declare a state of emergency to protect railway lines as sabotage fears rise. Guards on coaches and emergency powers are cited to preserve essential rail service amid nationalist tensions and threats to derail trains.
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Rhod Ly
Nosian Railways
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Maynard Brookline
Longwood
Hollywood Beds
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Lincoln Mattress Co
Mechanic St
Congo
Brussels
United Nations Security Council
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Colorado
Reformatory
Whitney Jensen Press
Perkins Press
Verson Brake
H.H. Scott
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Twinoaks
Funerg
Brenda E. Nelson
Toad
W. A. Twomb
Richard D. Ter
St. John's Church
Paul Ketola
Einc Nelson
Glenwood
Rintala
A. Richard Curran
Gail S. Rosselle
American
Corp
Mr. Klotz
High St
Red Cross
A. A. Kennedy
Emerson
Guy
Palmerton
Joan Fontaine
Susan and God
Lake Whalom Playhouse
Eve Arden
Wm. B. Underwood
North Rhodé
Rai
Lusaka
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