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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

Page

6

Notable Deaths and Funerals in Local Towns

Obituaries report Maynard-Alexander A Nelson 63 of 5 Glenview Terrace Waltham died suddenly at Main and Prospect. He managed Maynard Rod Gun Club, survived by wife Mary Kolenda son Donald and four sisters. Concord attorney Gustaf Blaine Nissen 74 died after long illness at Emerson Hospital. He practiced law, engaged in refugee work, survived by four daughters and two brothers. Services held in Concord and Bedford notices for Ellen Lawson Caughey 52 Bedford died Baker Memorial Hospital, services at St Pauls Episcopal Church and burial at Mount Feake. A Lexington school delegation attended.

Maynard Alexander A. Nelson Glenview Terrace Main Prospect Streets Waltham Maynard Rod & Gun Club Mary Kolenda Donald New Hampshire Esther Gold Belchertown Effie Greenaway Dover N. I1 Annie Veine Osteen Fla Helen Good Concord Gustaf Blaine Nissen Davis Court Emerson Hospital Washington, D. C Boston University Arlington Street Church Boston West Concord Esther DeMao North Carolina Winifred '‘Rydstrom New York Betty Palmer Exeter N. H Fritz Washington Oscar Oregon MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Arthur Boyer Jellis First Parish Unitarian Church Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Bedford Ellen (Lawson) Caughey Crescent Road Baker Memorial Hospital St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Ikew Henry L. Bird Vineyard Haven Mount Feake Cemetery Lexington Glasgow Scotland Philip M Muzzey Junior High Bedford Woman’s Community Club Lucinda J Cheryl A Cole Holden Robert Brown Long Meadow Paul Hendrickson John T Reid Worcester Robert B James IM Donald W

Sudbury M rs Mary Locke died at Springfield Hospital

Mrs Mary (Hamilton) Locke widow of Osmond J Locke died after a brief illness at Springfield Hospital. A Sudbury resident from 1950 to 1953 she was active at Memorial Congregational Church on Concord Road. Services were at Union Congregational Church Springfield with Rev Chesley S Lantz officiating and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. She leaves her husband three daughters one son three brothers two sisters 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Sudbury Mary (Hamilton) Locke Osmond J. Locke Springfield Hospital Springfield Memorial Congregational Church Concord Road Union Congregational Church Chesley S. Lantz Oak Grove Finley M. Miller William H. Clark East Long Meadow Marion Akers Indian Orchard Roderick E. Locke Framingham

Flora M Lincoln former Millbury resident dies at 64

Flora M Lincoln 64 longtime Millbury resident died suddenly Friday born in Fitchburg She leaves husband Henry A two sisters Anna Wright Spencer Bessie Faust Stafford Conn and one grandchild Services were held Monday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Orville D Allom officiating Burial in Glenwood Cemetery Sudbury Elinor Walker Chamberlin widow of Willis B Chamberlin died Thursday Framingham Manor Nursing Home Age 92 Daughter of Francis F and Ellen Walker She taught in Sudbury schools was member of Grace Congregational Church Framingham Survived by son Frank S Chamberlin Oxford NC brother Carlton B Walker Sudbury and several nieces and nephews Services were held Sunday at Cookson Funeral Service Burial in Edgell Grove Cemetery Framingham

Flora M. Lincoln Maynard Flora M Lester) Lincoln Croydon Street Millbury Fitchburg Henry A Anna Wright Spencer Bessie Faust Stafford Conn Fowler Orville D. Allom Union Congregational Church Glenwood Cemetery Sudbury Elinor (Walker) Chamberlin Willis B. Chamberlin Framingham Manor Francis F Ellen (Brown) Walker Framingham Teachers College Old Sandham Grace Congregational Church Framingham Frank S. Chamberlin Oxford N. C Carlton B. Walker Cookson Edgell Grove Cemetery

Maynard Trachim of 24 McKinley Street Dies at 79

Maynard Trachim 79 of 24 McKinley Street died yesterday at his home after a period of illness. Born in Poland he lived here 40 years and was a retired American Woolen Company worker. He leaves wife Anastasia N two sons Walter Maynard John of Woburn one daughter Mrs Mary Abro of Lawrence and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday morning at the Russian Orthodox Church with visiting hours today and tomorrow at W A Twombly Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Simon Trachim McKinley Street Poland Trachim Anastasia N Walter Maynard John Woburn Mary Abro Lawrence W. A. Twombly Funeral Home Glenwood Cemetery

Newton Foreman Dies After Driving Incident

George E. Maguire Jr., 30, foreman in Newton Forestry, died after collapsing while driving near St. Bernard's rectory in West Newton. He is survived by his wife, a son, three brothers, and two sisters. a solemn mass was held at St. John's Church in Wellesley Hills, burial in Newton Cemetery. Also reported, Mrs. Bessie Foss, 80, of Bedford Street, died at Emerson Hospital. She was born in Annapolis, Nova Scotia, widow of Perry R. Foss, with daughter Barbara Crowell and son Fred C. Foss. Funeral at Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home, interment Sleepy Hollow.

Geo. E. Maguire, JR Newton George E. Maguire St. Bernard's Rectory West Newton George E Mary Kelly

Death of Thomas E. Yetman in Framingham

Former Acton resident Thomas E. Yetman died Wednesday at Framingham Union Hospital. Funeral services were held at St Bridget's Church with a solemn Mass of requiem. He is survived by his wife Bernice a son William and a daughter Claire.

Thomas E. Yetman Acton Thomas E. Yetman Framingham Framingham Union Hospital St. Bridget’s Church Bernice William Claire

Death of John B. Sullivan 74 Argentine Citizen

John B. Sullivan 74 longtime executive of Forrest Land Company died Tuesday in Bennos Aires. He was naturalized as an Argentine citizen in 1912.

Maynard resident 56 years dies at Emerson Hospital

Mars den 74, of 11 McKinley Street, died last Wednesday at Emerson Hospital. Born in Scotland he lived in Maynard over 56 years and worked as an overseer for American Woolen Company. Survived by wife Annie C. Howard Marson, two sons Howard Marlborough and Robert W. West Concord, two brothers Robert Vellejo and Roy Maynard, four sisters, two grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at Fowler Funeral Home conducted by Rev Lawrence O'Brien with bearers Areth Hodges Robert Jones Howard Whitney Clifford Whitney.

Maynard Alexander”. Marsden McKinley Street Emerson Hospital Scotland American Woolen Company Charles A. Welch Cal Roy Sarah Duggan Vellejo Matilda Hodgess Ra‘chel Schultz Hannah Jones Fowler Funeral Home Lawrence O’brien Methodist Church Glenwood Cemetery Areth Hodges Robert Jones Howard Whitney Clifford Whitney

Colleges Described as Academic Supermarkets

Massachusetts Education Commissioner Dr. Owen Kiernan told business college educators at a New England association meeting to resist mediocrity and avoid turning schools into academic supermarkets. He supported specialization but warned against offering something to everybody.

Boston Massachusetts Commissioner of Education Owen B. Kiernan New England Business College Association

Massachusetts awards honor UPI writing and photo contest

The Fourth Annual UPI contest names Boston Globe Boston Evening American and Springfield Daily News top writing and photo winners. Ian Forman and Ian Menzies win for university coverage. Frank A. June cited for a Brockton story. Harold K. Banks for psychiatric clinic feature. Photo awards go to Robert Thomson, Roland Oxton, Donald Hellstein. Best Editorial goes to Frank H. Kelly. honorable mention to Paul Kenyon.

Boston UPI Boston Evening American Boston Globe Springfield Daily News United Press International Massachusetts William L. Plante Newburyport Daily News UPMEM Somerset Hotel William B Harold K. Banks Boston Sunday Advertiser Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals Bill Schofield The Boston Traveler America James R. Wheeler Worcester Evening Gazette Jackie Darcy Gloucester Daily Times Robert Thomson Boston American Roland Oxton Donald Hellstein Amesbury Daily News Maurice A. Bova Lawrence Eagle Tribune Paul J. McGuire Greg Kelly George Tames New York Times Washington Bureau Frank Cancellare UPI Washington Ronald Weston Telenews William Forsythe Press Photographers Gallery U. S. Senate Frank H. Kelly Springfield Paul Kenyon Blackburn

Junior High Softball Sees Boys and Girls Compete

Stow junior high fields four boy and four girl teams in a season running now until June 7. Captains lead each squad and all games occur at Center School grounds under a shared schedule.

Stow SEB Lea- Gaede Isch Ithe Enterprise Roste 4

Memories Need Revival on Dartmoor Dawn Service

Reverend Michael Newman and about 50 others walked six miles and climbed 1000 feet on Dartmoor for a dawn service to revive an old custom that few remember. The UPI report notes the group sought to reconnect with a fading tradition.

Exeter England UPI Michael Newman Dartmoor

FDA approves Envoid birth control pill for contraception

The FDA clears Envoid from G O Searle Co for use as a contraceptive based on tests in New York Pittsburgh Los Angeles Boston Puerto Rico and Haiti. Company insists Envoid remains a prescription drug and not a general moral option. Pill costs 54 cents per dose or about 10.80 monthly.

Chicago UPD Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA G. O. Searle Co Skokie Ill L. D. van Antwerp Washington IDA van Antwerp New York Pittsburgh Los Angeles Boston Puerto Rico Haiti

Last of five weekly selectmen seminars to be held

The final seminar in a five week series for selectmen will flee next Thursday May 19 at Alcott School. Alexander F. Mac Eachern of 254 Mainstreet and Richard S. McCabe of South Acton attended a World War II outfit reunion in Holyoke.

Alcott School Alexander F. MacEachern Mainstreet Richard S. McCabe South Acton Holyoke

Sudbury Folks Attend 100th Anniversary

Sudbury residents marked the 100th anniversary of Dalhousie Lodge AF and AM Newtonville last week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas H Hutchby Mr and Mrs Raymond Boardman Mr and Mrs Spencer G Vocke and Mr and Mrs E Granville Haley. A ladies night buffet followed by a Chanters concert directed by Earl Weidner. Dancing followed the music program. The men’s banquet was held at Totem Pole Auburndale with Messrs Vocke Boardman and Hutchby in attendance.

Sudbury Dalhousie Lodge AF .& AM Newtonville Thomas H. Hutchby Raymond Vocke Boardman Hutchby Totem Pole Auburndale

Banner Auction At Our Lady Of Fatima Parish Grounds

Sudbury auction fans plan a big sale on Saturday May 14 at 10 30 am at Our Lady of Fatima Parish grounds. Van A Anastas serves as auctioneer with parish members donating a wide range of merchandise. A snack bar and tent seating are available under the event tent. Committee members include Dr Daniel F Buttner William S Farrell Mrs Leonard McCarthy Mrs James Davin and Mrs Kenneth Holland.

Sudbury Our Lady of Fatima van A. Anastas Daniel F. Buttner William S. Farrell Leonard McCarthy James Davin Kenneth Holland

Register for 4 Percent Work Top Hourly Typists

The notice invites readers to register for available 4 percent work with top hourly rates for skilled typists. It urges prompt action and outlines limited spots, highlighting qualified applicants and registration details.

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Alexander Nelson Sheehan & White's Union ‘Congregational Church Robert Greenaway Gilbert Greenaway Robert Gould Boris Sokolowski Emer Cook Stanley Sofka Acton Gustaf B. Nissen Ellen Caughey Mary H. Locke Elinor W. Chamberlin Bessie T. Foss Bonnie and Angus Kennedy John B. Sullivan Alexander Marsden Fair Exchange Sushila Kapadia Bombay India Richard Nixon Nixon Bernard Gallagher Haverhill] Gazette Lincoln St Wirthmore Dition W. Concord Harold A. Ledgard Realtor Main St Atlantic Coast New England Stamford Atlantic Construction Worcester RD Framingham, Mass Banner Auction U. S Emerson Hospital Concord Diamond National Weekly Florence Marlboro Huntley Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex John G. Woods Russell J. Wood Kenneth H. Elser Wellesley Norfolk Qurt Cambridge John C. Legant Esquire John V. Harvey Board Pup Board of Ay Haynes Charlier Boson Win Garten and Nursery Boston Post Road Earl W Huckel Edward Francis C. Thibeault Thibeault Eail Josh Ralph J. de Vito Ness Gage Mid Lexington Ford Branch Caribou Woodland West Newton Savl Joshua A
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