Nine New Members Are Welcomed Into National Honor Society
Nine new members were inducted into the National Honor Society at Rose Hawthorne School Auditorium Concord. Juniors Maureen Melisi Diane Sirois Sperandio Nancy Colard Shirley Susan Mary Frances McKenna Margaret Shea Claudette Michaud Shirley Maureen Wimberly Lexington joined alongside eleven seniors from last year Beatrice Knox Bonita Lopez Carol Strickland Harvard Margaret Barba Ann Mary Currier Rosemary D Ambrosio Marie Anne Grande and more. Rev James H Connolly delivered the address and assisted in presenting pins and cards. Probationary members from sophomore and freshman classes were announced amid student music selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rose Hawthorne
Maureen Melisi
Diane Sirois
Sperandio
Nancy Colard
Shirley
Susan
Mary Frances McKenna
Margaret
Shea
Claudette Michaud
Maureen
Wimberly
Lexington
Bonita Lopez
Arlington
Beatrice Knox
Little
Sudbury Town Clerk Candidate Thanks Supporters
A note from Lilie Neson thanks supporters and voters for participation in the recent town clerk election. She expresses gratitude to friends and those who voted for or against her and acknowledges the cold rainy day turnout and the value of expressing civic choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lincoln Drive Works Named for Emerson Hospital Campaign
Lincoln Drive residents organized an $800000 Emerson Hospital building fund drive. Campaign chairman Warren Carsten announced the completion plan and listed local volunteers by teams and captains including Mrs. J F Bradley and Mrs. Bruce G Danie as team leaders with numerous volunteers from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bradley
Raymond W. Tunnell
Robert Niles
Everett Black
Robert White
Homer D. Eckhart
John Pre
Arthur Howard
Rymple
Duncan M
Nelson
William G. Wi Jr
William N
John R. Barnard
Gond French
Edelber
Waldoward
Bruce G. Danie
Secord
Henry Hardan
Chester C. d’Autremont
Warren F. Flint
Andrew M. Wales
Charles M. Seusens
Herbert N. Cherlis
Alfons B
Jozwicki
C. W. Sampson
Poe Hen B
Sudbury Board of Appeals Sets Public Hearing Dates
Sudbury Mass will hold a public hearing April 17 1962 at Town Hall on petitions from Sperry Rand for two towers at the Sperry Rand Research Center Route 117 and from Post Road Inc to create a new lot with inadequate frontage and to use it as a single residence lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Board OF Appeals
Mass
Sperry Rand Resent
Sperry Rand Research Center
Post Road, Inc
Feu
Nhewood Ave
van Ini
Post Road
Rmmission
Apn Fe
Lenten Activities At St Elizabeths Sudbury
A 8 p.m. Lenten talk by Rev Myron B Bloy Jr Episcopal chaplain at MST is announced. Parish plans include choirs organist Anita Preston, weekday Holy Communion at 7:45 with 7:30 prayers, 9:15 Wednesday service, and 5:30 evening prayers five days weekly. A women's study group, babysitting, three new acolytes, missionary committee meeting, and confirmation classes are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's
Myron B. Bloy
M.st
South
St. Elizabeth’s
Harlan Cook
Anita Preston
Acolytes’ Guild
James M. Cryer III
Charles Lowell
Francis Newton III
New York Seminary Marks 125th Anniversary
The Theological Seminary observed its 125th anniversary with a consecration after services. Representatives from 25 seminaries attended. On opening day in 1836, 15 men enrolled as students at the president’s home. The current student body stands at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI — Union Thiological Seminary
Theolo Seminaries
Acton Board Meeting Notes Resignations and Licenses
Acton selectmen held a regular meeting Tuesday evening. They received an application from Russell C. Baldur for a hawker and peddler license and accepted resignations from Charles D. MacPherson from the conservation and Frederick T. Herlinger from the recreation commission. The board granted poles for Boston Edison and N E Tel and Tel Co and approved two poles on Wampus Avenue. Requests for signs from three organizations were referred to the planning board, and insurance and driveway letters were forwarded to officials for review. A no parking request on School Street was considered and referred to the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Baldur
Charles D. MacPherson
Conservation Committee
Boston Edison Co
N. E. Tel. and
Tel. Co
Arlington Street
N. E. Tel
Wampus Avenue
Insurance Committee
Allen Nelson
Robert L. Perry
Main Street
Planning Board
Electronic Space Structures Corp
West Concord
Recreation’ Commission
Frederick T. Herlinger
Fire Department
School Street
South Acton
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Christopher R. Musello
Richard S. McCabe
Concord Women and Board Seek Honors for Thoreau Bust
Concord selectmen received a letter from Frieda T. Hildall curator of Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University requesting the names of Concord women. They plan the May 6 unveiling of a Thoreau bust with guest speaker Premier Nehru of India marking the 100th anniversary of Thoreau's works. Local officials may attend and Thoreau Society members from Concord will assist including Mrs. Herbert B Hosmer and Mrs. Caleb H Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frieda T. Hilddal
Hall of Fame
N.Y.U
Thoreau
Nehru
India
Herbert P. Wilkins
Naturalist
Thoreau Society
Herbert B Hosmer
Caleb H. Wheeler
Maynard School Panel Shifts Meeting Time to 7 30 P M
The Maynard school committee voted to move regular meetings from 8 p m to 7 30 p m starting with the next session on March 29.
Boxborough Club Hears Florist And Red Cross Appeals
Boxborough Garden Club met at Boxborough Church with guest Lawrence N. Blanchard of Larrys Flowers Concord. Auctioned floral arrangements, table duties led by Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Bean. Also included miscel lines on Red Cross Congo relief and skiing trends and ironing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Boxborough Garden Club
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Larry’s
Red Cross
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammerskjold
AAA
Lenten Series Continues at West Acton Baptist Church
Rev. William T. Keech leads a Lenten series The Doorway to the Cross at West Acton Baptist Church with a 9:30 a.m. service and a youth choir from junior and senior high groups. A membership class for young people meets Sundays at 4 p.m. and a Tuesday Bible discussion covers baptism creedalism and liturgy. An All-Church Missionary Night marks the churchs 105th anniversary with Rev. Richard Cummings speaking and a late informal refreshment hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
William T. Keech
West Acton Baptist Church
Missions Committee
Richard Cummings
The
Baptist Church
Parent-Teacher Meeting At Sudbury Loring School Tuesday
Sudbury Loring Parent-Teacher Organization will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the school. George Gibson and the director of developmental reading from Harvard will discuss the beginning reader. Slate of officers will be presented for May election. Dues may be paid before the meeting. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury—Loring School
George Gibson
Harvard Graduate School
Sudbury School of Faith Event Set at United Presbyterian
Sudbury hosts The School of Faith in the United Presbyterian Church assembly room on Monday. The program features A of the Bible and invites all community members to attend.
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United Presbyterian Church Assembly Room
Director Acts In Front Of Camera As Police Officer
Hollywood director Nel son of Requiem for a Heavyweight steps before the camera as a police man drawing inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Xalph Nelson
Alfred Hitchock
Lines Seek Permit To Discontinue Crossing Gates
A hearing is set at Room 166 State House at 11 a m to consider stopping the crossing gates at Commonwealth avenue. The proposal calls for electrical signals with dual lights half gates and bells to improve safety at a busy crossing frequented by students and in the West Concord business area. A pedestrian fatal occurred there a few years ago.
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Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
West Action Woman's Club Holds March Meeting
About 90 members and guests attended a luncheon at West Acton Baptist Church for the March meeting of the West Acton Woman's Club. The program Know Your Chinaware discussed Bone china history and china mixing. Officers for 1962 63 were presented and election set for April. the annual soup award will rise to 250 dollars from dance class proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton
Cooley
Cooley’s
Boston
Europe
Bob Treyz
Julia L. McCarthy
DeMolay Members Gift Altar Cloths to Union Church
Members of the L. D. Wilson Chapter Order of DeMolay attended Union Congregational Church services. Officers led parts of the service including offertory prayer confession and scripture readings. The chapter donated new superfrontal altar cloths as a token of appreciation, crafted by Mrs. John Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
L. D. Wilson
DeMolay
Union Congregational
David Lotrines
Forrest Carbury
Edwin Carleton, III
Forrest W. Nelson, Jr
Union Congregational Church
L. D. Wilson Chapter Order
John Alexander
DeMolay Organization
Twelve-Niners Meeting Monday at West Acton Church
The Twelve-Niners of West Acton Baptist Church plan a garden and home program at their Monday meeting. Supper at 6 30 p m precedes the program with a local nursery representative speaking to the men's group about spring garden chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton
Recent Deaths Rites Held for WWI Vet at Wood Cemetery
Charles A. Weé Lodge A F and A M provided rites with merchants in attendance. No military honors were conducted for the World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Cemetery
Charles A. Weé Lodge
A.F
A.M
Sudbury Woman Succumbs After Illness at Brooks Hospital
Mrs. Ivesta Lloyd, 39 Rice Road Sudbury, died after an illness at Brooks Hospital Brookline. Born in Malden, she lived here eight years. Survived by husband William F and four children, plus a brother and sister. Funeral at St Elizabeth's Church with Rev Sunderland. Arrangements with Fowler Funeral Home Maynard.
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Sudbury
Ivesta Y Lloyd
Rice Road
Brooks Hospital
Brookline
Tine
Malden
William F
St. Elizabeth's Church’ S
Sunderland
Mount Pleasantry
Aoa
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
Memorial obituary highlights civic leader and veteran
The obituary profiles a life long resident born to Prof. William Lincoln Smith and Mary Farnham Smith. A Bowdoin and Harvard Law graduate, he served in World War II's judge advocate office and led local civic efforts with the Unitarian church. Surviving family includes Patricia Baker and siblings Hilda Hollis Acton Elizabeth Johnson and others. Burial at Sleepy Hollow follows services at First Parish Unitarian Church. Arrangements by Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home.
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Washington, D. C
William Lincoln Smith
Mary (Farnham) Smith
Bowdoin College
Phi Betta Kappa
Harvard Law School
Judge Advocate’s Office
James J.field Post
A. L
Parish Unitarian
Sp Tnning
Patricia Baker
Thomas
Hilda) Hollis Acton
Elizabeth Johnson
Carlisle
Benjamin
Donald
Concord
Farnham
First Parish Unitarian Church
Arthur Boyer Jellis
Sleepy Hollow
Joseph Dee, & Son Funeral Home
Funeral services for Lena Piorte Punch at Sheehan & White
Maynard-Services Mrs Lena Piorte Punch were held Friday afternoon at Sheehan and White Funeral Home. Rev Alfred A Longmire officiated burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers Salvatore Graceffa Frank Silkonis William Pratt and other town officers attended with church delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Lena (Piorte) Punch
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Alfred A. Longmire
St. George's
Glenwood Cemetery
Longmire
Salvatori Graceffa
Frank Silkonis
William Pratt
William
Requiem Mass for John Joseph Hayes at St Bernard’s Church
A high mass of requiem was sung for John Joseph Hayes aged 94 at St Bernard’s Church Concord. Rev Edmund J Higgins celebrated and read the Prayers at the Grave. Arrangements were by Joseph Dee and Son Funeral. Survivors omitted from last week include 15 grandchildren three great grandchildren and brother Edward of Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
John Joseph Hayes
Byron Street
Edmund J. Higgins
St. Bernard’s
Joseph Dee
Puneral
Mr. Hayes
Edward
Charlestown
91 1964 to set two records and tie two
A brief item notes that in 1964 efforts aimed to set two records and tie two others. Specific names, places, or events are not provided in the fragment.
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Sincerely ,Lilie Neson
Lincoln Drive
Kasco Dry
City Grain Co
Lincoln St. Mar “| Deliver
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Concord Women
TURNI
Boxborough Club
Keech
Loring
Lub
China
Manuel, 1. A
Nesta
P. Lloyd
Lena P. Punch
John J. Hayes
Stanley
Helen M. Kei
Catherine Fran
Ren
Sot
Hervel
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