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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
5
Mrs Eliza, age 94, of Ly Road died at West. Formerly of a nursing home center and resident in recent years. She is survived by William, a civil servant. Funeral arrangements were conducted by Dee & Son with a Congregational minister. Burial at Sleepy Hollow.
James V A H Wetherbee 96 of 88 Willow Street died at Emerson Hospital after a short illness. A Roxborough native he lived in Acton 52 years and was a retired farmer. He was the husband of the late Lena Fairbanks Wetherbee.
Charles H. Ruba Ly of Concord aged about 40 years resided there for 40 years and was a Stetson graduate and a methods engineer with W. H. Nichols. Surviving are his widow Marynette Knipmeyer and two sons. a sister, Mrs Miriam B. Rankins. Funeral today at First Unitarian Church at 2 30 p m with Rev. Robert D Jellis and Rev. Arthur B. Jellis officiating, burial at Sleepy Hollow. Bearers include Capt Lawrence J. Kenney and Harvey Wheel.
Merly Storage, formerly employed at the Apple Plant in Malden, died recently. He was a communicant of St. Bridget's Church and will be laid to rest at St. Bridget's.
Lodge guest speaker Concord George Cabot Lodge addressed about 30 graduating boys at Fenn School exercises Friday morning. George H. Kidder and David Edgar led the ceremony as headmaster Hobbs received a United States flag for the school assembly hall and recounts of the class include Joel Beckwith Charles Browne Geoffrey Burr William Bygrave C Frederic Edgarton 3d Henry Edgar ton Timothy Fisher Richard Hamilton William Hobbs David Malcom Robert Travers F Bruce Booth of Lincoln also among graduates.
Belmont resident Fran Fitzgerald tied for final qualifying spot after a soggy Winchester course round of 76 7l and a three way playoff. Crowley parred first playoff hole while Cleary birdied securing his Open entry. Fitzgerald became alternate.
A clipped note discusses Gene Mae and the theme of human progress within philosophy at Kettering. The fragment hints at a discussion or lecture connecting science progress to philosophical thought in an institutional setting.
A compact note references Mary Baker Eddy alongside phrases about clarity and leadership. It mentions figures labeled as chairman and hospitality among a historical context, with a reflective motto on seeing clearly and keeping one gyastra and burning.
Nashoba Girls School closed with a closing program on Thursday. Irving H. Chase, president of the school, addressed the class. Miss Ruth Tucker, headmistress, reviewed the year and presented pins to twenty graduates. Concordians listed include Caroline Harlan Bowen and others. additional graduates from Bedford and Sudbury were Elizabeth Oakley Alexandra Forbes Cherau Florence Walker.
Doane resigns as clerk of the works at the new high school, with rumors of conflicts between him and the building committee. McMann defends the team, while Tobin and Carbone deny hostility, and Chappell notes Doane left suddenly seeking other work or benefits.
The article lists the incorporators for the Walden Guidance Association Inc. highlighting founding members and the corporate filing details. The names of individuals and their roles in the organization are presented to establish official leadership and governance structure.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon announce the marriage of their daughter Ruel Williams to John Severin Beshears in Miami Oklahoma. The couple will hold a farewell in the groom's hometown and plan to return to Columbia Missouri in the fall where Mr. Beshears will attend the University of Missouri.
Electors were chosen at a 4 am gathering at the home of Mrs. William Weickert on School Street. Elected for the coming year were President Mrs. William Cutter, Vice President Mrs. William Toth, Secretary Mrs. Charles Poole, and Treasurer Mrs. Frederick Swasey. Annual reports were read and Mrs. Weickert supervised refreshments.
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