Deaths and Funerals in Maynard and Surrounding Areas
Funeral services were held for Anna Pietila Saari 73 of Maynard died at Keystone Nursing Home Leominster with Rev Eino Hamualainen officiating burial at Glenwood cemetery. Surviving a nephew Thomas Palola and a sister in Finland. Lion Leon A Wetherbee 78 of Old Bolton Road collapsed and died shoveling snow at 114 Summer Street Maynard. He was born in Hudson and lived in Stow 46 years retired secretary treasurer of Merrimac Produ stin Credit Association and member of Union Evangelical Church. He leaves a wife Olive and six children plus eighteen grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral services at Evangelical church officiated by Rev Eugene Watson. Additional notices list a John Zermerman 63 of Maynard died at home with family survivors and a funeral held at MacRae Funeral Home. interment private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna P. Saari Maynard
Anna
Pietila) Saari
O'Moore Avenue
Keystone
Leominster
W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
Eino J. Hamualainen
Mission Evangelical Tional Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Thomas Palola
Maynard
Finland
Lion
Leon A. Wetherbee
Old
Bolton Road
Summer Street
Philip A. Wilson
Panama
Mr. Wetherbee
Hudson
Stow
Merrimac Produstin Credit Association
National Farm Loan
Concord
Union Evangelical Church
Besdes
Olive
Stratton) Wetherbee
John H
West Concord
Alan Moore
West Boylston
Wilson
Harry Eeels
Auburn
Charles W Alexander
Stratford
Conn
Norman E. Walsh
North
Arthur
Coneod Road
Sutcay
New York
Caty
West Row Uy
Irene Cabral Coneo
Floence Beattie
Sotuate
R. 1
New Desey
Tree Sist
Anna Schawh
Minnie Bandicock
Luise Machin
Bock’n N. Y
MacRae
Jél. Fe Funeral Home
H. James Graham
Trinity Epipiscopal Church
Ellen K Fay former Maynard resident dies in Baltimore
Ellen K Fay 51 of Baltimore Maryland formerly of Maynard died suddenly last week. She was survived by her husband William and son William Jr. Funeral services were held at Fowler Funeral Home's Church with Rev Charles J Murphy officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery with committal prayers read by Fr Murphy. Bearers were William Fay Jr Romeo Goodreau Eino Kauppanen Charlies Matson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen K. Fay
Kaup
Elen Panen
Mandrioli Funeral Held For Local Storekeeper
John B. Mandrioli 66 of 522 Main Street died unexpectedly last Wednesday at Emerson Hospital. The funeral from Joseph Dee & Son followed by a high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery. He leaves a widow Hilda A. Raggio two sons John Jr and Peter four grandchildren seven brothers and two sisters. He was a native of Italy born November 13 1884 and living in West Concord 45 years as the area’s oldest storekeeper. He was active in Elks Chamber of Commerce Rod & Gun Club and the Massachusetts Retail Grocers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
John B. Mandrioli
Main Street
Emerson Hospital
Joseph Dee
Frederick Engebretsen
James Eddy
The
Elks
Chamber of Commerce
Rod & Gun Club
Mass. Retail Grocers Association
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Bowen
Thomas F. Garrit
George Davis
George Beaucisne
Roger Derby
Robert E. Sheehan
Maurice McWalter
Italy
Mandrioli
Hilda A. Raggio
John, Jr
Peter
Death of Donald Schofield in South Acton
South Acton Donald Schofield 25 of School Street died at his home after a long illness. Born in Acton he was a lifelong resident, son of Clifford Schofield and the late Mary Schofield. He is survived by his father five brothers Robert Clifford Henry Roger Chester six sisters Theresa DiPietro Eva Bianchi Irene Rannuzzo Catherine Kizik Mary and Helen Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Donald Schofield
School Street
Acton
Clifford Schofield
Mary Schofield
Robert
Clifford
Henry
Roger
Chester
Theresa DiPietro
Eva Bianchi
Irene Rannuzzo
Catherine Kizik
Mary
Helen Schofield
Judges Training School Opens Here March 23
Concord area fairs rely on qualified judges and will host a judges training school March 23 at the Extension Service School house. Homemakers with experience in foods and clothing are invited to enroll, with advance registration required through Miss Nancy McAuliffe at Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judges
Concord
Nancy McAuliffe
Miss McAuliffe
Maynard Selectmen Approve Permits and Hear Inquiries
Selectmen grant building permits for Crane avenue Lots and a carport project on Lot 3 Crane avenue. They release Lots 2 3 4 5 of airlone subdivision for building. They receive inquiries from Boston Edison joint pole location and approve seasonal club licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Selectmen
Finance Committee
Finance and
Worsley Fardy
Planning Board
Airlone
Crane Avenue
Tauno Toropa
Summer Street
Michael Baritone
Butler Avenue
Boston Edison
N. F. Tel & Tel Co
Windmill Drive
Concord Street
Maynard Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Funeral services and burial in Maynard parish
Services were held Friday from Fowler Funeral Home Maynard followed by a requiem high mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary church. Rev Charles B Kerans pastor celebrated burial was in St Bridget cemetery Maynard where Rev Edward J McLaughlin curate read the committal prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Charles B. Kerans
St. Bridget’ Cemetery
Edward J. McLaughlin
Lenten Vesper in Sudbury Opens Fifth Series
The fifth in a series of Lenten vesper services sponsored by the Sudbury Council of Churches will be held at Martha Mary Chapel Sunday at 5 p.m. The Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr. of Memorial Congregational Church will preach The Self-fulfillment of Self-denial. The First Parish Church choir provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Churches
Martha-Mary Chapel
Ernest Bodenweber, Jr
Memorial Congregational Church
First Parish Church
Acton LWV Plans Local Agenda Meeting This Wednesday
Acton Massachusetts plans a Wednesday 8 p.m. membership meeting at Acton Center Women’s Club House to discuss the local current agenda. The meeting covers governance issues aligned with LWV principles, followed by a business segment, a skit on Acton league history, and committee-led programming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton L. W. V
Acton
U. S. League of Women Voters
Acton Center Women’s Club
League
LVW
LCA
Acton League
Jerome Schwarzkopf
James H. Bunting
Jamey P Mayo, Jr
Edward P. Wallerstein
Kathleen Adams Delights Children With Solo Piano Concert
Concord pianist Kathleen Adams performed a children's concert at First Parish drawing an overflow crowd of nearly 200 including parents. She played Bach to Debussy with pieces like King's Hun Jig and The Skye Boat Song and invited audience participation with printed lyrics. The program showcased varied works and Mrs Adams spoke about music telling stories and imagination. The event was sponsored by the Meetinghouse Group of the First Parish in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Kathleen Adams
Concord Man Named to Dean List at Boston University
Concord resident Vernon Cameron Jr. earns dean’s list status as one of 56 of 552 in his class at Boston University. He bowls in two local leagues Mill Dam and West Concord and is an avid amateur radio operator contacting 159 countries with station KIDRW, first New England K1 phone certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Vernon Cameron, Jr
Boston University
Vern
Mill Dam
West Concord
Enterprise
Chile
KIDRW
New England
Vernon Dameron
Elsinore Street
Stow Boy Scouts Visit Library for Merit Badge
Stow Troop of Boy Scouts left Center School on a field trip to the Concord Public Library on a literacy merit badge. Chaperones were Mrs Estelle Brown along with David Brewer and Norman Castle. Boys on the trip included Roy Dudley George Sharkey Paul Nevala Brian Macomber David Head Chris Childs Mark Pakki Thomas Cunningham John Tucker Mike Johnson Wayne Sharkey Dennis Kelley.
Sergeant Hanley addresses Holy Name at St Bernard's Church
Concord Police Sergeant James Hanley, the department safety officer, spoke to Holy Name Society members at St Bernard's Church after Sunday mass and Holy Communion. Rev Edmund M Higgins celebrated the mass with collation at Monument Hall afterward, with President William D Stone presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Police
James F. Nley
the Holy Name
St. Bernard’s Church
Edmund M. Higgins
Hanley
Monument Hall
William D. Stone
Veteran Administration wins 100 percent employee participation
Concord Lt. Col. Thomas Arnott of Southfield road is cited by the United Fund of Greater Boston for achieving full employee participation. Arnott, former 1921 United Fund Campaign Chairman, led the effort at the Veterans Administration in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thomas Arnott
Southfield Road
United Fund of
Greater Boston
Veterans Administration
Boston
Col
Arnott
United Fund
Letters From Maynard Readers Highlight Local Debates
A collection of letters to the editor from Maynard residents voices opposing and supporting local policy. Frank Punch critiques a proclamation naming Thomas Fitzpatrick champion letter writer. census figures and town growth views follow. Also includes brief notes from Acton and Concord readers praising Lincoln era programs and civic lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Enterprise
Frank Punch
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Enterprise
Jim Ledgard
U. S
Greater Boston
Greater
Lowell
Concord
Acton
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J. F. Zimmerman
Maynard Country Club, Inc
Precision Line, Inc
Board of Appeals
Alric B. French
Uno Heitanen
Julie Nee
W. M
Maynard Development Company
B. A. Bigusiak
Massachusetts
Donald Lent
P.W.D
Maynard P.W.D
Stow Selectmen
Joseph P. Dineen
Black Pat
Nason Street
Air Step
Ernest Bodenweber
Bonf
NAVY
Stow Boy Scouts
Sgt. Hanley
H. N. Society
Acton Enterprise
Mass
League of Women Vo
Robert J. Lurie
Jt C
Roca
Acton Board of Directors
Yours Tuly
Dora B. Hine
League of We
Randal
Joseph Kitchen
Beethoven
Chopin
Brahms
Youg Sician
Terous
Kitchen
Machen
George Washington
Doris G. Fardy
Act Concord
Happy Famie
Thornes
Mother Witt
M. Lori
Bay State
P.O
Needham 94
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