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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

6

Obituary notices for Payne Leibfried and O'Brien

Recent deaths in Concord and Acton list John H Payne 30 of 45 Elsinore Street died at Veterans Administration Hospital Boston. Korean War veteran. Survived by wife Nancy George and children John and Carlene. Burial at St Bernard's with firing squad salute. Also Leibfried 81 of 387 Minuteman Road Acton died at Emerson Hospital after illness. Prominent Mason and Knight of T Pyhas. Burial at Woodlawn Chapel. O'Brien 63 of 6 Brooks Street Concord died after collapse in Lincoln while visiting. Veteran of World War I. Burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.

Acton Charles Harrison Liebfried Minuteman Road Emerson Hospital Covington Kans Leibfried Masons Knights of Pythias Amy C. Higgott Gladys Brooks Lakewood Lawrence L Downers Grove Ill George F Maynard Walter H Robert E Weston Woodlawn Chapel Roger W. Wootten Church of Good Shepard Episcopal MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord

Coleman dies. longtime Waltham real estate figure

Martin J. Coleman 82, founder and president of Coleman & Sons, died after a brief illness at Emerson Hospital. Born in Tuam Ireland he lived in Waltham 70 years and built a large real estate insurance firm. He leaves two daughters two sons and 21 grandchildren. A solemn requiem mass was held at St Marys Church Waltham with clergy in attendance.

Concord Martin J. Coleman Watham Emerson Hospital Coleman & .Sons Tuam County Galway Ireland Waltham George A Walnut Street

Sudbury resident Edward Staal 79 dies after career as contractor

Edward Staal 79 of Willis Lake Drive Sudbury died Tuesday. A German native who lived in town 30 years he was a retired contractor. Survived by wife Louise Ehrhardt Staal three sons Edward Gleasondale George Alfred four sisters 21 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Martin Doran Funeral Home Maynard Friday at 1 30 p m burial in Sudbury.

Sudbury Eward Staal Willis Lake Drive Germany Louise Ehrhardt) Staal Edward Gleasondale George Medford Alfred Fort Lauderdale Fla Louise Fiumara Jamaica Platt Mabel Dunbar South Martin & Doran Funeral Home Maynard

Carolyn F. Uhrig dies at 82 in Concord Lexington area

Carolyn F Brumm Uhrig 82 of Lexington Concord widow of Albert E Uhrig died Friday in Arlington nursing home. She was born in Kansas. Survived by daughter Mrs Oscar R Reed Dunedin Florida and a granddaughter Mrs Robert E Walter 49 Elsinore Street this town. Services held St Mary Mo arrangements by Joseph Dee Son.

Concord Carolyn F. (Brumm) Uhrig Lexington Alberti E. Uhrig Arlington Kansas Oscar R. Reed Dunedin Fla Robert E. K Walter Elsinore Street St. S. Mo Joseph Dee & Son

Funeral for Toivo Pekkala in Marlborough

Toivo Pekkala 43 of Marlborough and formerly Maynard died suddenly at Marlborough Hospital after being stricken at work. Funeral held from John P. Rowe Funeral Home Worcester officiated by Rev Vilgo Heiman. He was an electrician for Fred Condry Electrical Contractors. Survived by wife Stella Bobba son Arnold mother Mrs Sophie Pekkala two sisters Mrs Arvo Saari Mrs Eero Jarvi and brother Wilfred.

Maynard Toivo Pekkala Essex Street Marlborough John P. Rowe Marlborough Hospital B. A. Corbin & Sons Co Fred Condry Sophie Pekkala Stow Arvo Saari Eero Jarvi Wilfred

Obituary of Hudson Torquarto Pierozzi 70 of Marlboro

Hudson Torquarto Pierozzi 70 of 39 Pleasant Street died Saturday evening at Marlboro Hospital after a short illness. He was Italian born and lived in the area over 50 years. He worked at Apsley and Firestone Rubber Shops and later at Lapointe Machine Tool Co. before retiring. He belonged to the Buonavia Club. Survived by wife Anita Prusci Pierozzi three sons Geno Maynard Ledo Framingham and Lt Cmdr Nello Pierozzi U S Navy Norfolk Va three daughters Lena Cummings Marlboro Alba Lattuca Maynard and Leona Ferro Sanford Maine two brothers in Italy 10 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral was Tuesday from William J Hickey Funeral Home with Solemn High Mass at St Michael's Church burial parish cemetery.

Hudson — Torquarto Pierozzi Pleasant Street Marlboro Hospital Italy Apsley and Firestone Rubber Lapointe Machine Tool Co Buonavia Club Anita Prusci) Pierozzi Geno Maynard Ledo Framingham Nello Pierozzi U. S. Navy Norfolk Lena Cummings Marlboro Alba Lattuca Leona Ferro Sanford Maine William J. Hickey St. Michael's Church

Funeral Rites Held for Anthony Borzumato

Anthony Borzumato aged 62 of 21 Park Street died recently. Funeral services were held from Merrill Funeral Home to St Michael's Church with a solemn high Mass. Interment followed at St Bridget's Cemetery Maynard. Bearers included Larry Borzamata Rocco Marafioti John Piandosi George Cabozzi Wilfred MacDonald and Henry K Carlisleton Sr.

John Piantidosi Gorge Cabozzi Wilfred MacDonald Henry K. Carleton, Sr Hudson

Funeral for John E. Phillips Held in Bedford

John E. Phillips died at the V A Hospital West Roxbury after weeks of illness. A requiem high mass was sung at St Michael's with Rev Louis Duford officiating. Interment was in Shawshine cemetery with committal prayers. Town flag at half staff honors the World War I veteran. He was born in Everett in 1898 and lived in Bedford 17 years. He leaves wife Muriel M Nichols a son Allen D Billerica three daughters Mrs Arthur Rivet Jr Mrs Julia Grace and Diane Phillips and five and children.

Concord John H. Payne Elsinore Street Veterans Administration Hospital Eoston Westford U. S. Army Nancy George John Carlene Madeline Payne Sluyski West Concord Constance O’neil Mareline Belmont Harvard Warren Payne Chester Sudlow Neicéyard Joseph Dee Robert G. Buckley Edmund M. Higgins St. Bernard’s Buckley National Guard Company Roger Gipps Marlborough Richard Tyler James Alexander Warren Peterson Albert Durkee Acton Ernest Larson Plainville John T. O’brien Brooks Street Lincoln Concord Company I James J. Mansfield Norris) O’brien John T. Jr Michael J Eileen) Dee West Acton Michael Daniel Margaret A. M Elizabeth C. Culley New York Joseph Dee & Son Funeral St. Bernard’s Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery John E. Phillips Bedford V.A. Hospital West Roxbury St. Michael’s Louis Duford Shawsheen Cemetery Fr. Duford Everett Muriel M. Nichols Phillips Allen D Billerica Arthur Rivet, Jr Julia Grace Diane Phillips

Services Held for Hugo E. Matson in Stow Burial at Brookside

Hugo E. Matson 52 of Worcester and formerly of Maynard died. Services were at Fowler Funeral Home on Tuesday with Rev. Eino Hamalainen of the Evangelical Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed at Brookside Cemetery in Stow. He was born in Maynard and lived in Worcester three years, working at Putnam and Thurston Restaurant. He leaves his mother Ellen Jarvi and sister Mrs. Herbert C. Pearson.

Maynard Hugo FE Matson Worcester Fowler Funeral Home Eino Hamalainen Evangelical Congregational Brookside Cemetery Stow Putnam & Thurston Restaurant Ellen Jarvi August Matson Great Road Herbert C. Pearson West Concord

Kilton Sr. Walter A. Kilton Sr. Sudbury funeral held

Funeral services for Walter Alexander Kilton Sr. of Sudbury were held Friday at Cookson Chapel Framingham. The service was led by Pastor Earl Hawks of the Latter Day Saints Cambridge with prayers by Elder Clayton Frehner and elder Wilbur Tracy. Burial at Wadsworth Cemetery followed. Kilton, born in Medfield, lived in Sudbury 17 years and worked for J S Waterman Boston and Hodgman Rubber Framingham. He and his family distributed Sudbury newsboys’ papers for Boston papers in recent years. He leaves his wife Isabel Stone Kilton and children Walter A Kilton Jr and Margo Elizabeth Kilton, plus his mother and two sisters.

Sudbury Walter Alexander Kilton Boston Post Road Cookson Chapel Framingham Earl Hawks Latter Day Saints Church Cambridge Clayton Frehner Lewis Phelps Leon Hoffman John E. Carr New England Mission Latter Day Saints Wilbur Tracy Wadsworth Cemetery Grant Pyrah Medfield Kilton George E Kilton Cherryfield Jennie (MacKenzie) Kilton Boston Isabel Stone Walter A. Kilton, Jr Margo Elizabeth Kilton Allston Hazel Currie Warren R. I Ruth Messier Brookline J. S. Waterman Company Hodgman Rubber Company

Knowles Sr. John G. veteran dies in Jamaica Plain

John G. Knowles Sr. of Maynard died at Veterans Hospital Jamaica Plain yesterday. He served in World War II with the 101st Evacuation Hospital and belonged to Frank J. De Mars Post. Surviving include his wife two children and five brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Martin & Doran with full military rites. Calling hours today and tomorrow 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.

John G. Knowles SR Maynard John G. Knowles Main Street Veterans Hospital Jamaica Plain 101St Evacuation Frank J. de Mars A. S Carrie Knowles John Jr Nancy Capece Charles New Jersey George Maine Chester Chelsea Richard Waltham Herbert Emily Nargoal Mary Stapel Harvard Martin & Doran Funeral Woodlawn Acton

Sudbury Community Notes On TV, Classes, Travel

Sudbury activity roundup includes the Rex Trailer Show on WBZ TV with Troop 60 Boy Scouts near the station and a breakfast scene. Sunny Hill Pre School opens an afternoon session for September with Mrs. Morton Haskell teaching. Visitors from Martinsville WV stay with the Quinn family in Dutton Road. Ree McMurtry lectured on flower arrangements at the Co op Store in Pinefield. A large calendar in Town Hall coordinates club dates. Sudbury Players kick off Thursday workshops at 8 pm at 45 Lancaster Road. Police officer exams set for July 29 with July 8 deadline. Women’s Association Memorial Congregational Church hosts a mystery ride at 9:30.

Rex Wbz-Tv Sudbury Sunny Hill Sudbury Methodist Church Merton Haskell John Maenpan

Fiesta Noodles Colorful and Tasty Mix

Noodle heads recipe uses onion, butter, peppers, and Parmesan. Cook 8 ounce noodles until tender then mix with onion butter and pepper, adjust salt, and serve with grated cheese. Serves five or six.

New York UPI

David E Rosen CPA dies at 68 in Massachusetts

David E Rosen 68 of 63 Matawanakee trail died Saturday at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. A Boston certified public accountant and Bentley School of Accounting graduate, he was active in the Masons. Survived by wife Irma E. Funeral held at Le Vine Chapel Brookline and burial in Mount Hope Cemetery West Acton.

Littleton David E. Rosen Matawanakee Trail Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Boston Bentley School of Accounting Masons Irma E Levine Chapel Brookline Mount Hope Cemetery West Acton

Extortion Ring Suspects Held for Court in Heavy Bail

Boston prosecutors moved to block pretrial bail as four alleged members of a pay or die extortion ring faced court action. Indicted were Leo A. Santaniello, Philip Waggenheim, Lary Zannino, Edward Frank, and Richard E. Assad on conspiracy and extortion charges, with Assad charged for possessing a dangerous weapon.

Boston UPI Leo A. Santaniello Lynn Philip Waggenheim Lary Zannino Edward Frank Malden Richard E. Assad Assad Zannino Dist Garrett H. Byrne Lewis Goldberg Morello Bertram Jacobs Beerat Jer Spector Newton Revere Wereli Goldberg

New England Forecasts 376 July Fourth Traffic Deaths

Boston official Bert Harmon warns New England may see 20 local deaths among 376 national traffic fatalities during the three day Fourth of July weekend. He cites two fatal boating accidents two drownings and a death by fire plus yearly holiday trends and past drownings as context.

Boston New England Bert R. Harmon Massachusetts Safety Council England Harmon National Council

County gang leaders face high bails as DA probes sponsors

Witnesses testified that the men boasted they control the county and ignore police. Judge set bail at 100000 for Ataniello and Aggenheim, 50000 for Zannino, and 20000 for Frank. DA given one day to investigate sponsors who tried to broker the bail.

Spector Jacobs Ataniello Aggenheim Zannino Frank

Met District urges Boston suburbs curb water use

The Metropolitan District Commission warns a severe water shortage endangers 30 Greater Boston communities. Residents are urged to cut usage or face strict limits on washing cars and sprinkling lawns. Drought, high demand, and timing drive restrictions in Arlington to Wakefield including Cambridge and Somerville.

Boston Upi Metropolitan District Commission Greater Boston MDC John E. Maloney Ter Healy Arlington Ton Brookline Chel Lexington Lynnfield Marblehead Medford Milton Nahant Newood Quincy Rovers Also Somerville Swampscott Wathtown Winchester Cambridge Nedham Wakefield

Bankers Urged To Pay Adequate Salaries After Embezzlement Case

Federal judge Anthony Julian warned bankers about embezzlement risks if employees are underpaid. Carl Salo, 38, assistant cashier at Barnstable County National Bank Hyannis, received six months for stealing 35000. Salo said wages had risen from 70 to 100 weekly.

Boston UPIA Anthony Julian Carl Salo Barnstable County National Bank Hyannis Salo Asst U. S Norman A. Hubley Julian Walcott Hyannis Bank Wray Jr South Shore’ Bank Quincy Charles Ski Jr Wray

Venezuela’s Democracy Face in Caracas After Coup Legacy

In Caracas a developing democracy under Romulo Betancourt confronts inequality and unrest. The three party coalition seeks national unity, but leftist critics and an assassination attempt reveal deep tensions amid oil wealth and modernization.

Venezuela Caracas Central University Marcos Perez Jimenez Perez Jimenez Juan Vicente Gomez Gomez Romulo Betancourt

Kennedy Rocks the First Democratic Ballot Vote

Kennedy leads initial Democratic ballot in 643 of 761 votes as Newsweek notes the front runner's grip on the nomination. The survey hints many delegates may switch to gain more support, and Poitier is referenced among other varied concerns and places.

Kennedy New York UPI John F. Kennedy Rock Bottom Newsweek Magna Nedy

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Charles H. Liebfreid John T. O'Brien Carolyn F. Uhrig Drporquarto Hierozzo Anthony Borzumato Hugo E. Matson Walter A. Kilton, SR Sudbury Grange Algonquin Geneva Soviet Union Valerian Zorin United Nations Ronald Robinson Dorothy Quinn Bridget Martinsville West Virginia Robinson Leo Quinn Dutton Road Ree McMurtry Ree Co-op Pinefield Josephe B. Sangiolo Lancaster Road Women’s Association Memorial Congregational Church Sargo Navy Cmdr John Nicholson Warner Brothers Co Bridgeport Phil Newsom Romulo Naval Lopez Parra Poitier Hollywo Wood
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