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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
6
Obituaries report the deaths of Adolph Kulakowski 78 of Sudbury Street Maynard later buried at St Bridget's. Annie Christopherone 67 of Acton Street Maynard died at St Jude Rest Home Hudson. Helen M Hall Hicks 92 of Sudbury died after a fall with services in Framingham and burial at North Cemetery Wayland. Surviving family members and funeral arrangements detailed.
West Concord Mrs Nora Mahoney Splaine 96 of 3 16 Main street died early Monday at her home after illness. A native of Concord born August 14 1863 she was widow of Daniel a Powder Mill blast victim in 1915. Survived by nieces and one nephew. Funeral from Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home and Our Lady Help of Christians Church followed by requiem high mass. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Woburn.
Sudbury Gladys (Lynch) Ca ruso wife of Albert Caruso of 710 Concord Road died suddenly February 28. Services were held yesterday at Donald J. MacDonald Funeral Home Watertown followed by a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Patrick's Watertown. Besides her husband she leaves a son Robert J. Curtin of Weston.
The funeral of Mrs Bertha Buttrick Hotaling 78 widow of Stewart N Hotaling who died Thursday in Chester Vermont was held Saturday afternoon at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Rev Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church officiated and burial followed in Edgell Grove cemetery Framingham She is survived by a son Roger S Concord three grandchildren and a brother Herbert Ohio
Lincoln Richard C Diamond 46 of 7 Crossing Place Roxbury died suddenly at his home Wednesday after 13 years in Roxbury. He leaves wife Mae Hinds, son Richard, daughter Elaine Robillard, brother Thomas Roxbury, four sisters Margaret Rogers Katherine Ket tle Annie Evans and Mrs William McDonnell Cambridge. Son of the late James and Catherine Fahey Diamond and brother of the late Patrolman James Diamond. Services held Saturday at Joseph Dee Son funeral Home Concord with high Mass at St Bernard Concord. Interment St Bernard Cemetery Concord.
Maynard E Hermanson of 57 Butler Avenue died Friday at Countryside Nursing Home Westford after an illness. Born in Finland he lived here fifty years and was a retired weaver for the American Woolen Company. A widower he is survived by a daughter Mrs George Freeman Maynard and two grandchildren. Services were Sunday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Eino Hamalainen officiating and burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
Louise Fullonton of 7 Lilac Court died last Thursday. Funeral held Saturday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Robert E. Burt of the South Acton Congregational Church officiating. Interment at Woodlawn cemetery. Born in Penacook New Hampshire she lived in Acton ten years and formerly in Wellesley and Maynard where she ran millinery shops. She leaves two sisters Mildred F. Berry and Mabel G. Jones.
The funeral of Mrs Annie A Brantz Yakavonis wife of the late Peter Yakavonis was held Saturday morning from the Yakavonis Funeral Home Brockton. Burial followed at Melrose Cemetery Brockton. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Dora Berriman and Mrs Linne Kamarauskas both of Brockton.
Maynard native Harold N Hellawell 52 died suddenly at his home on 17 Dartmouth Street Tuesday afternoon. He worked for Onnard and Acton Oil and belonged to St. Gracie's Episcopal Church and Maynard Elks. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Bessie Hellawell, wife Signi Holt, four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Albert E. Gabriel officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers are nephews James Fraser Richard Albert Hellawell Henry Grandell and Onni Hyden Eino Sirvio.
Concord Crowley 78 died at home on Monday night after residing in the town since 1920. Born in Ireland he was a retired laborer and husband of the late Alice Kearney Crowley. Funeral services were held at Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home then a requiem high mass at St Bernard's with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
Sudbury couple Richard S. and Jo-Ann Brooks of Peakham Road mourn their two week old son who died Sunday night at Children's Hospital in Boston. Private services were conducted by Wadsworth Funeral Home Framingham with burial at Sudbury Town Cemetery. Rev Joseph Birmingham officiated at committal services.
Belle S Goulding 71 of Concord road Sudbury died at home Thursday. Born in Thomaston she lived in Waltham before moving to Sudbury. She helped lead the Bachelor Girls Club and was active in the Sudbury Woman's Club Garden Club and Unitarian Church alliance. Survived by husband William M Goulding and others.
At the annual meeting Union Evangelical Church listed officers and committees for a one year term. A budget of 9 310 was approved including 600 for missions. Mrs William Peck and Mrs Robert Mong elected delegates to the Methuen conference May 1.
A large Stow Woman's Association gathering met at the First Parish vestry with a featured interior decorating talk by Mrs Rein Bergin Worcester. Mrs Charley H Cummings outlined 11th district Federation activities and magazine pubs. Guests included Mrs G Lockwood Berlin and Mrs L Nutting Berlin. March 29 program on Girl Scouting planned.
Mrs James Greenawalt of Sudbury and sister Mrs Eleanor Morey of Somerville are noted in a family obituary. The Goulding couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Christmas. Funeral services for an unnamed individual were held Saturday at Wentworth Chapel Attle with Rev Carl R Scow officiating, followed by burial in Wadsworth Cemetery.
Mrs Emil I Bressett of 162 South Road Bedford died Sunday afternoon after a sudden illness. Born in Bedford she was a life long resident. Surviving are her husband Byron a daughter Mrs Rosalie Hurley of Waltham a son James of Bedford another son Albert Saxonville Donald Lexington and John George of West Concord. Funeral services were held today at Pierre A Dillon Funeral Home.
Stow Police Chief Winthrop W. Addy Fire Chief James P. Lund and impresario Tom Zander returned from a 10 day Florida fishing trip on Lake Okeechobee near Mayhaven. They reported several good days of fishing with bass up to seven pounds and a five and a quarter pound catch. Chief Addy said the trip was enjoyed but he still prefers New England fishing. The group attended a dance at Center School with about 150 locals enjoying the evening.
Stow Rev Ronald M Ma zur announces a Lenten sermon series at the First Parish. Topics include Oneliness and Relatedness March 6, Guilt and Innocence March 13, Detachment and Involvement March 20, Hate and Love March 27, Dependency and Self sufficiency April 3, Despair and Hope April 10, Death and Life Easter April 24, with an exchange pulpit guest preacher.
Public invited to Lenten service series at Stow Chapel on West Second Street. Mt Cal Mission Lutheran will host March 9 at 7 p.m. with a meditation on the passion and the last days of suffering and death. Next Wednesday's meditation covers The Upper Room.
Cinema 60 presents two programs at St Elizabeth Parish and Parish House France tale of a wild white stallion. The afternoon feature White Mane by Lamorisse won seven international awards including Cannes grand prize and Royal Command Performance. Shown at 2 pm for children over nine, plus a Saturday 8 pm public showing. Call Mrs George Hackman for details.
Sudbury League of Women Voters offers free transport to polls and babysitting during the town election on March 7. Moderator J Carrell Morris urges all local housewives and workers to vote by 5 pm to ease evening congestion. Call Mrs David Ives at HI 3 2980 to participate.
A Sudbury art group plans to sponsor exhibitions and promote arts and crafts. Members met with Mrs Philip Way to discuss forming a society and hold an open meeting on March 11 at 8 p.m. at St Elizabeths Parish House.
Sudbury Sudbury Town Democratic Committee held a Sunday afternoon meeting at Wayside Inn. Atty Charles H. McGlue former chairman of the State Democratic Committee spoke on the Presidential Primary and election procedures. Theresa A. McDevitt Ashland Young Democrats organizer also attended.
Acton Grange No. 259 of P H A will convene Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Acton Center Fire Station. Master E John Torkelsen will preside. Clarence Frost and Robert Frost have planned an interesting program. Visitors welcome. refreshments arranged by Mrs Bertha Tucker.
A large delegation attended the zone social and ladies night at a Concord nightspot. Monday featured dinner and dancing replacing the usual Tuesday meeting. The next directors meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. at Leonard Lester's home.
Minutes show Charles E. Allen chosen as traverse juror for Middlesex Superior Court on April 18. Town Clerk Eleanor Jones to fill election worker vacancies after March 14 list approval. Board to study office space for Town Treasurer Howard L. King and consider partition. Letters from state agencies and local boards forwarded for consideration.
Stow Grange No. 103 hosted Competitive Night with men performing first and women second. About 15 women were named winners by three secret judges after skits including a Can Can dance an aria a strip tease and a torch song.
The Service Club of Union Evangelical Church plans a guest night for husbands and friends at 7 30 p.m. Monday at the church. Eleanor Posey Peck will present colored slides from a midwest and far west trip. A second event, Parent Teacher Night, is set for Thursday March 10 at 8 p.m. when Sunday School invites parents to view student activities.
Evangelical attendees of Maynard Le Stow-Members Evangelical Church schedule a Friday night prayer service at Fidelical Church and a Lent series. Rev and Mr Watson will attend a meeting at 8 AM at Richard’s home, with the Service Club meeting planned for Monday at 7.
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