Service for Navy veteran Charles A Hall obituary
Funeral service for Charles A Hall a U S Navy veteran who died at his daughter’s home in Wollaston will be at West Concord and he will be cremated at Forest Hills Cemetery Boston He was 74 and had lived in Quincy for 83 years retiring from Pilgrim Laundry where he was chief stationary engineer He served in World War I and was a member of Mount Vernon Royal Arbor Boston Wollaston American Legion and other groups He is survived by his daughter Chellis and another daughter Mrs Leslie Shaw of Braintree three sons G S A and Charles A in Hartford Cohasset and Squantum with the Navy three sisters nine grandchildren and one great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Charles Aunst Hall
Herbert N
Wollaston
Hall
Mr. Malmstrom
Forestills
Boston
Stockholm
Sweden
R, Hall
Quincy
Pilgrim Aundry
The
S. Navy
Mount Vernon Royal Arbiter
Wollaston, American Legion
Chellis
Leslie Shaw
Uth Braintree
Hartford
Connecticut
Cohasset
Charles A
Squantum
U.S. Navy
Abandoned Infant Found at Hospital Doorstep
A baby boy found on the hospital doorstep in Scranton Pennsylvania prompted offers of care from multiple homes. Authorities traced the infant after discovery. A radiating response of the community followed the announcement of the foundling.
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Scranton
Robert
Betrothal announced for Miss Frazer and Captain Pekkala
Local engagement of Dorothy Elizabeth Frazer of Columbus Georgia to Captain Ralph Olavi Pekkala son of Mrs Ida K Pekkala 17 Warren Street announced. Frazer daughter of Mrs Ellison Rogers Frazer and the late Mr Frazer studied at Wesleyan College and served in war related activities. Pekkala a Maynard High School graduate educated at the New England Aircraft factory Boston entered service in 1941 and serves with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. The wedding set for Saturday June 7 at St Luke Methodist Church in Columbus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Dorothy Elizabeth Frazer
Columbus
Georgia
Ralph Olavi Pekkala
Ida K. Pekkala
Warren Street
Frazer
Ellison Rogers Frazer
Perry
Florida
Wesleyan College
Made@norgia
Pekkala
Maynard High School
New England Air Craft 1001
Boston
Fort Bragg
N. C
82Nd Airborne Division
CYO Paper Drive Planned for Concord and West Concord
Plans are under way for a town wide paper drive on Sunday May 18 conducted by CYO groups of St. Bernard Church and Our Lady Help of Christians in Concord and West Concord. Residents are asked to save papers magazines and cartoons for the Archbishop Cushing Fund collection.
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Concord
West Concord
CYO
St. Bernard’s Church
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Archbishop Cushing Fund, Inc
Bedford Plans Children's Fair May 24 under PTA aegis
Bedford organizers outline a Children’s Fair for Saturday May 24 under the Parent Teachers Association. President Mrs Donald L Trovant and general chairwoman Mrs James D MacQuade lead committees on entertainment, food booth, grabs, plants, publicity, refreshments, and toys with several assistants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
Donald L. Trovant
James D MacQuade
Thomas Donnelan
Louise H. Smith
Louis Santora
Eugene E. Herlihy
Sidney Ingalls
Henry
Burglary Suspect’s TNT Cans Explode Near Town
In St Joseph Missouri police report a burglary suspect claimed his two cans held TNT. Taken to the town outskirts the cans exploded with rifle fire heard during the blast.
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St. Josph
Missouri
Acton Garden Club Luncheon Highlights Hats and Speaker Photos
The Acton Garden Club held its annual May luncheon at Acton Center Congregational Church with 132 members and guests attending. President Mrs John M Pettingell led the meeting after lunch catered by Mrs F Williams Rimbach.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Center Congregational Church
Mary Crighton
Virginia Sanderson
Clifford Armstrong
Benjamin Derby, Jr
West Acton
L. H. Lewis
Alfred Hansen
Terror Grekkula
Center
J. Theodore
A L Auxiliary of American Legion Holds May Meeting
The Anthony Hamilton Hunt Post 221 auxiliary met in Town hall for its May session. Mrs Eileen Scullane presided and delegates to the Swampscot convention were named as well as Poppy and rummage sale plans for May. Refreshments were provided by members, and the next meeting is set for May 27.
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A. L
the American Legion
Anthony Hamilton-Hunt
Eileen, Scullane
Charles S. Hume
Viola Webster
Bedford
Swampscott
Eileen Scullane
Elizabeth Atwood
Dorothy Hume
Rosetta Poleo
Winnie Joy
Karen Rivet
Mazie McMahan
Charles S. Humeirman
Fennessey Barn
Springs Road
Arthur J Rivet
Martin McMahan
William V. Colins
Mary Sutherland
Louise F. Currier
Katherine Smith
Curing Ham Time Ranges for Smoking Process
The note states ham curing requires 15 to 45 days before smoking and 17 to 30 days for subsequent steps. It presents a general guideline for curing durations and highlights variability in processing times.
Couple Weds at Nuptial Mass in West Concord
Frances Mary Callahan daughter of Mrs Daniel J Callahan West Concord wed Martin O Shaughnessy Jr son of Mr and Mrs Martin O Shaughnessy Brighton at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord The couple celebrated with a breakfast reception at the Vendome Boston The bride wore white satin with a long train and orange blossom headdress The bridal party included Margaret Jams Brockton and Margaret Foley Somerville among others The groom attended Boston University served as a major in the Army They will honeymoon in Bermuda and reside in Boston
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
Frances Mary Callahan
Daniel J. Callahan
Elms Street
Martin O’shaughnessy, Jr
Martin O’shaughnessy
Brighton
William F. Shaughnessy
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Eugene Bernard Callahan
Northboro
Margaret Jams
Brocktor
Honor Pa
Margaret Foley
Somerville
Katherine Burdett
Ashland
Mary Douglas
Shirley Howard
Montreal
Ann Marie Callahan
Raymond Horan
Belmont
Charles E. Logue
Quincy
Joseph
Arlington
John McCann
Nelson builds 10 room log cabin near Portland
Faced with a nail shortage and lumber limits, Nelson and Clift began erecting a ten room log cabin. He quips that if nails were good enough for Lincoln they are good enough for him.
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Portland
Nelson
Lincoln
Well Known Maynard Resident Elizabeth Taylor Dies
Elizabeth Robertson Taylor 79, of 29 Walnut Street Maynard, died at home after a long illness. She lived in Maynard 57 years, born in Glasgow, Scotland. She was a Congregational church member and joined societies. Survived by husband Gavin, daughters Janette and Mable Carter, son Gavin, and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Fowler Funeral Home Concord Street with Rev Norman MacLean officiating.
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Maynard
Elizabeth (Robertson) Taylor
Gavin Taylor
Walnut Street
Janette
Mable Carter
Waltham
Gavin
Westfield
N. J
Fowler Funeral Home
Concord Street
Norman MacLean
Congregational Church
Maynard High Prom Leads by Carlo Mariani Committee
The Maynard High Junior Prom will be led by Carlo Mariani with Chodnicky as vice chair and Spence as secretary. Koskela serves as treasurer with the prom orchestra providing music for the dance. Committee members include Veracka Spurrell Crowe la Koskel Nelson Carp Novick and others.
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Roon
White
Maynard High
Washington
Carlo Mariani
Py Chodnicky
Vice Koskela
Secretap Spence
Treasure
John Veracka
Roger Spurrell
Margaret Crowela
Alice Koskel
Dorothy Nelson
Charles Carpica Novick
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Charles A. Hall
Ale
Foundling
Dorothy E. Frazer
Columbus, Ga
Capt
Ralph Pekkala
CYO Paper Drive
WE Bank
Bank
Co-operative
Concord Co Operative Bank
Concord, Mass
Agency For
Life Insurance
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
G. I. Home Loans
Ree Manning
Children’s Fair
John P
Manny’s
Hudson
Enawers Stags
Ginnetti
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard - Mass
Purcose
Garden Club
Miss Callahan
Our Lady's
Gienwood
Main Street
Serthone
Cartai
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