Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Obituaries note the passing of Mrs Julia Glen McDonald of Natick and Evelyn F Barrett Collins of Sudbury. McDonald, senior, with burial at St Peter’s Church cemetery, a former graduate of ConCo and Framing College, loved ones include husband Harold and daughter Carla. Collins, 60, of Concord Road Sudbury, retired insurance employee, survived by husband James J Collins and sister Ellen Stevens, services at St Peter’s Weston Episcopal Church.
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McDonald
Julia Glenwho
Thoreau Street
Natick
Conco
Framing College
Raymond E. Mce- Cross College
Stephen's Church
St. Jetery
Katherine Glenon
Katherine
Charles Man
Evelyn F, Collins
Sudbury
Evelyn F
Barrett) Collins
Concord Road
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Brighton
Weston
Weston High
Boston
Collins
Episcopal Church
New Nashawtuc
James J. Collins
Reginald
Ellen) Stevens
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Phiip S. Krug
Linwood Cemetery
Lavinsky Rites Held for 82 in Avon Family Plot Funeral
Lavinsky 82 died after a short illness Thursday night in Avon. Services at St. Bridget's were conducted by J Murphy and Rev Charles F. McDermott with burial in the family lot. Survivor list includes husband, Lavinsky, and late relatives. Also noted: Clark widow Harriet Rowe and others referenced in scattered lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avinsky
St. Bridget
J. Murphy
Charles F
St. Isidore’s
den- McDermott
Avon, N
Family Lot
Parsones R E T I R E D M a n D I E d S u n d a y
Arthur H. Parsons 85 former North Waltham B M Railroad station master died Sunday. He was a Lyndon Vermont native and Acton High School graduate. Committal at Woodlawn Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Survived by wife and two sons. He held a 50 year railroad gold pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Parsons
Acton Center
Woodlawn
North Waltham
Edward B Fitch Services Held for Bedford Resident
Edward B Fitch 82 of 88 Pine Hill Road Bedford died Friday. A life long resident and former Whiting Mill Co employee, he belonged to Somerville Lodge of Elks and was married to Harriet A Benham. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago with burial at Shawsheen cemetery officiated by Rev Walter E Wyman of the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriele West Concord
Gabriele Ciervo
Warner Street
Joseph Dee
St. Bernard’s
Regan
Ciervo
Italy
West Concord
State Highway Department
Maynard Lodge
Enrichetta
Angelo
Francis
Athol
Mary Chesley
Mary Tortora
Somerville
Edward B. Fitch
Bedford
Pine Hill Road
Pierre A. Dillon
Fitch
Whiting Mill Co
Somerville Lodge of Elks
Harriet A. Benham
Walter F
Walter E. Wyman
Church of Christ of
Shawsheen Cemetery
Mrs Mary E Dudley 78 Sudbury native dies in Lancaster
Services were held in Lancaster for Mrs Mary E Godber Dudley 78 formerly of Sudbury and Hudson road who with her husband operated the Dudley Grocery Store for 28 years until his death four years ago Burial was in St Josephs cemetery Lancaster She had lived with her sister Mrs Katherine Manning in Lancaster for three years and earlier resided in Waltham before moving to Sudbury over 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Fred F. Groff, Inc
Lancaster
Sacred Heart Church
Mary E. (Godber) Dudley
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Dudley
Hudson Road
William W. Dudley
Katherine Manning
Waltham
Home safety tips for spring cleanup and play areas
New York building experts urge homeowners to pair a household safety check with spring cleanup. Inspect sandbox sand for nails and glass, check play equipment for defects, and use slip proof materials like quarry tile for new game rooms or patios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Government spending and tax effects on growth
Dr. Harley Lutz, Princeton University Professor Emeritus of Public Finance, argues that higher government spending funded by increased tax collection reduces private spending and hampers growth, challenging the belief that government spending promotes economic expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Philip Sousa Awards At Maynard High Banquet
Maynard Seventh annual Maynard High School band banquet was held at Green Meadow School Auditorium with a Codman Caterers turkey dinner. John Philip Sousa Awards went to Donald Gunn and Anthony Novick, presented by Charles Garabedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School
Green Meadow School
Codman
Boston
J. Clement Schuler
Amherst Summer Music Center
James Wheeler
Band
John Philip Sousa
Donald Gunn
Anthony Novick
Charles Garabedian
Boxborough Historical Society Plans Evening Meeting
Boxborough-Boxborough Historical Society will hold a general membership meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Blanchard Memorial School. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Turner who will present colored slides about restoring their home on Old Harvard road Littleton. Mrs Paul Caton and Mrs George Robinson lead refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Boxborough Historical Society
Blanchard Memorial School
Robert Turner
Old Harvard Road
Littleton
Paul Caton
George Robinson
Guild Sponsors Breakfast For Holy Communion Class
Maynard St. Christopher's Guild repeats its breakfast for St. Bridget's Church first Holy Communion class. Ninety five children taught by Sisters of Notre Dame Hudson will receive communion at 9 a.m. in the upper church, Rev. John D. Callahan presiding. Girls choir to sing. breakfast at Knights of Columbus Hall. Afternoon procession and crown on rectory lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Christopher’s Guild
St. Bridget’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Sisters of Notre Dame
Hudson
John D. Callahan
C. Y. O. Plans Friday Roller Skating Party
Maynard members of the C. Y. O. of St. Bridget's parish attend a monthly holy hour at the church. Friday at 7 p m the group will gather for a roller skating party at Wal Lex in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Wal-Lex
Waltham
Delegates Plan Briarwood Parish Life Conference
A large delegation from St. George's has reserved spots at the parish life conference held at Briarwood Conference Grounds in Buzzard's Bay. The event relies on diocesan education leadership long seen as an inspiration to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. George’s
Briarwood
Buzzard’s Bay
Education Department
Stow Selectmen to Meet at Town House Tuesday Evening
Stow selectmen schedule their regular semi monthly meeting at 7 30 pm in the town house with Chairman Roland Wright presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Selectmen
Roland Wright
Concord Public Library
Maynard Town House
Chi Rho Dance Friday Evening At School Hall
Chi Rho council of St. Bridget's Church hosts a spring dance Friday at 8 p.m. in Green Meadow School hall. Tickets sell well with door sales available. Chuck DeGrappo's Orchestra provides music. punch and home made refreshments will be served. candlelight dancing is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Chi-Rho Council
St. Bridget’s Church
Green Meadow School
Chuck DeGrappo
Victor Caruso
Charles Sullivan
Mary Lee Darcy
Jerry
James Murphy
Bob Hannon
James Farren
David Glazier
Gudzinowicz Receives $50,000 Research Grant
Maynard selectman Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz of 5 Pleasant Street heads the analytical section at Monsanto Research Corp in Everett. He was awarded a $50,000 contract by the National Institute of Mental Health to detect and analyze psychoactive drugs and metabolites in biological fluids using vapor phase chromatography. He is named project director of the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Selectman
Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz
Pleasant Street
Teader
Boston Laboratories
Monsanto Research Corp
Everett
National Institute of Mental Health
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gudzinowicz
All American Club Meets Saturday at Parker Street Hall
The All American Club gathers Saturday at Parker Street Hall in an 8 p m meeting led by president Mrs Helen Mark Ketola. Refreshment committee includes Hilda Aromaa Kusti Aromaa Bill Kangas Edgar Olson Mary Olson Tygas George Glad Midge Kallio Inte Kallio. Program announced and Fitchburg anniversary plans for May 26 discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Parker Street Hall
Helen Mark Ketola
Hilda and
Kusti Aromaa
Stow Garden Club Members Plan Arboretum Visit
Stow Garden Club met at Mrs. William Robus home for a luncheon. Officers hosted and presented Florida slide commentary by Mrs. Wilfred Kitchell. The club set May 16 for a trip to Arnold Arboretum Boston and plans a June 5 gathering at Mrs. Nemiccolo’s garden with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Wilfred Kitchell
Stow
Kitchell
Creelman
Arnold Arboretum
Boston
Seniors May Still Earn Social Security Benefits After 65
Norman A. Keyes of the Waltham Social Security Office explains changes after 1961 allow some 65 plus workers to receive benefits while earning. About 1 million seniors could qualify, must file claims, with rules based on yearly earnings and ongoing benefits. Office contact at 11 Spring St., Waltham, TWInbrook 4-4890. representative also at Marlboro City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman A. Keyes
Waltham Social Security Office
Social Security Office
Keyes
Spring St
Waltham
Twinbrook
0th Annual Meeting For Federation
Delegates and members of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs will meet May 7 in Swampscott for the 70th annual convention at the New Ocean House. The program includes bylaws revision, workshops, and lectures by notable speakers, with awards, music, and a focus on peace through understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Charles E. Shepard
Warren
Boston
Philip Cara
Marblehead
Veterans’ Service
Norman Rawson
St. Jame
John A. Terrell
Sears Roebuck Foundation
CARE
Leon Blum
New England
Dwight McCracken
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Clifford W. Day
Worcester
Gerald Moore
Federation
Corma A. Mowrey
National Education Association
Margaret Carver
David Haxton
Nicefu
United Nations
Boston Quartette
John A. Volpe
Evelyn Carp
America
ESO
American Heritage
Richard Jackman
Carl] M. Nowell
Maynard Woman's Club Holds Annual Meeting and Luncheon
Maynard Woman's Club held its annual meeting and luncheon at Armand's Beacon Terrace in Framingham. Mrs. Walter E. Carbone presided, presented the incoming president Mrs. D. A. McGlashing, and thanked members for two years of service. A $100 scholarship to a Maynard High graduate was approved. proceeds from the Thrift Shop totaled 285.93 with $234 turned in by Miss Hodgess. Officers and chairmen for the new year were proposed, including President MacGlashing and vice president Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
Armand’s
Beacon Terrace
Framingham
Walter E. Carbone
Provident
Dond A. MccGlashing
Frank Waldron
Carl Stockbridge
Isaac Binks
Thoreau
Fanny Farmer
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard High
Mary L. Hodgess
Liodress
Mae Glashing
Carbone
Morgan Foley
John Ledgard
MacGlashing
Foley
Alric B. French
Nicholas Baritone
S. James P. Beaudreau
Irving H. Manning
Robert McMahon
William Robus
George Kaler
Harry Chapelle
Building Committee Starts New Addition to Union Congregational Church
The building committee begins a two story addition at Union Congregational Church Maynard. Donald Ashman leads construction with William Osbeck handling heating and plumbing and William Littig overseeing electrical work. The project includes a dining hall offices classrooms renovated kitchen and a stage and should be substantially complete by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ashman
Saxonville
William Osbeck
Maynard
Willam Littig
Friends
Union Congregational Church
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Ces Gaaff
Fowler
Taylor
Hi. Manning
Raybn Walter Duddy
Liam Spiler
Harold
Carla “Stow
Maria, Maynard
Ly Lavinsky
Tesided
Lavinsky
R. Clark
Harriet Rowell
Bedhere
Clark, Sr
the Trinitarian Church
Surviyter
Gladys
Min F. Clark
Brooks Clark
B. Nylen
Minsion
Pas
Orthodox
Hranowsky
Lin
Arvard
Walt
Walter Setzco
Paul Setzco
Mary E. Dudley
Nashville
Tenn
Benny York
Dewey York
Velma
Don
York
Philip Sousa
Boxboro Society Meeting
Guild
C.Y.O
Stow’s Garden Club
Hub Arboretum
Stow Garden Club
Disa
Mary Warren
Alice Creelman
Virginia Robus
Ruth Hartley
Social Security
Maynard Woman’ S A
BOY Scouts
Ocean Room
Earl R. Baker
Wollaston
Union Congregational Chrch
Mayhi Center
Enterprise News
WOTW
Nashua, N. H
Concord, Acton
Area
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