Lions Club Meets at Bedford Inn with Speaker and Film
The Bedford Lions Club hosts a Wednesday night meeting at the Bedford Inn featuring a telephone company speaker and a film. John Riley and Robert McKenna run the program, with President Daniel McLaughlin presiding and noting a June 15 installation. Dr. Warren R. Guild spoke on physical fitness and marathon running on Patriots Day, finishing first.
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Bedford
Bedford Inn
John Riley
Robert McKenna
Daniel McLaughlin
Warren R. Guild
Colonial Little League Sees Games Play Despite Rainouts
Acton games continue each evening in the Colonial Little League with six teams entered. Liong Club members serve as umpires in the rained out schedule.
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West
Acton
Liong Club
St Pauls Guild Elect Officers After Supper
Bedford More than 50 attend the mother and daughter banquet sponsored by the Women’s Guild of St Paul’s. A committee led by Mrs Arthur Kent served a meal then Miss Marjorie Mitchell spoke on Choice of Careers. Nominations for next year’s officers were presented.
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John S. Bowen
Oliver F. Selby
Arthur Kent
Kenneth M. Hinckley
Christian Education
Marion Allen
Friendship
Warren Morris
Jones
Louise Hunneman
All-purpose Flour Defined by Wheat Blend
The article explains that all-purpose flour is milled from a mix of hard and soft wheat or from either type alone. It notes that the blend affects protein content and baking properties, guiding cooks on suitability for various recipes.
PTA Elects Committee in Progress for 1960-1961
Stow P T A announces officers for 1960 1961 at Center School. President Richard Charnock vice Alan Ferguson secretary Mrs Frank Anthony treasurer Mrs Calista Coggeshal. President Mrs Charles Childs reviewed the year and members gave thanks. Thruston Hammer reported Nashoba Regional School progress and ground breaking for the three town committee near.
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Stow
Stow P.T.A
Richard Charnock
West Acton Road
Alan Ferguson
Gleasondale Road
Frank Anthony
Calista Coggeshal
Bolton
Center School
Charles Child
Mrs. Childs
Thruston Hammer
Nashoba Regional
Hammer
Regional School Notes Details Occupation and Education Workshop
Algonquin Regional High School hosts the second workshop on Occupational and Educational Information. Ruth Proctor joins with guidance directors from Westwood and Fitchburg on an afternoon panel. Cooperative Achievement tests are scored. results will be in the guidance office soon for conference appointments.
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Acton
Algonquin Regional High School
Northbore
Ruth Proctor
Westwood
Fitchburg
Harvey Gray
Boston College
Massachusetts
Dorothy Stewart
Pauline Oman
Julie Tinker
Sara-Ann Sarno
Charles Derby
Miss Proctor
Joan Capitall
Guidance Department
Massachusetts Office of Guidance and Placement
National Defense Education Act
North Reading High
Open House At New Country Club Draws Members
Seven member board invites club members and friends to an open house outlining a 205 acre site on the Concord Sudbury line. Visitors walk the planned 6845 yard championship course with displays of scaled greens and clay models, while Geoffrey Cornish and Scudieri Monkey showcase the clubhouse plans and facilities.
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New Country Club
Concord- Sudbury Town
Sudbury Road
Sudbury River
Geoffrey Cornish
Bill Barrett
Scudieri and
Monkey
Stow Youths Open Maynard Little League Season Sunday
Stow Maynard Little League begins 1960 with opening ceremonies and games. About 40 Stow youngsters will play, with multiple local adults coaching. Parade forms at 1 p.m. from Fine Arts Theater, then opening salutes and three two inning games.
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Stow
Maynard
Maynard Loop
Fine Arts Theater
Fine Maynard High School
Summer Street
Parker
Toivo J. Erkinnen
Shore Avenue
Sudbury Grange Confers Degrees on Members
Sudbury Grange confers third and fourth degrees on Sudbury Nancy Adams and Dorothy Haskell. Third degrees were by the ladies degree team with Mrs. Albert Tallant as master. fourth degrees by regular officers. Deputy Frank Coburn inspected, bringing three Allston Grange members and two Danvers guests.
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Sudbury
Nancy Adams
Dorothy Haskell
Sudbury Grange
Albert Tallant
Frank Coburn
Alston
Allston Grange
Danvers
J. Carrell Morris
Stow Notices Highlight Parties Clinics and Church Plans
Stow hosts a fifth birthday party with nine friends and pony rides. A school nurse reports an audiometer now in use in the school medical program. Local civic groups funded the instrument purchase. Mrs. Dora Tatler returns home from Marlboro Hospital recovering nicely. A polio clinic is scheduled next Tuesday and late May into June clinics at Center School invite wider participation. Major refurbishing of First Parish Church is planned. Minnie M. Wright enters St Jude's Rest Home near Hud son s. Wright will celebrate her 81st birthday on May 27. Stow Assessors set the real estate rate at 8.00 with a $72 increase over last year. Hale High School seniors thank town residents for support of the paper drive.
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George Ojaichto
Stow
Minnie M. Wright
St. Jude's Rest Home
Hudsons
Robert Gray
Bo Rond
Miss Wright
Sudbury Leader Walter Borden Dies at 68 in Boston Area
Sudbury native and longtime dairy and animal husbandry official Walter Borden died May 17 at Philling House in Boston. A former director for the state agriculture department, he lived on the Boston Post Road for 40 years and served 17 years on Sudbury’s board of selectmen. He leaves son John R. Borden and daughter Helen of Sudbury, and brother Wilfred of Braintree. Services today at Memorial Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Wadsworth Cemetery. Arrangements by Cookson Funeral Home.
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Sudbury
Aubrey Walter Borden
Frances
Richter) Borden
Philling House
Boston
State Department of Agriculture
New England
Framangham
John F
Gertrude (Sanderson) Borden
Boston Post Road
Selectmen
Memorial Congregational Church
Ernest Bodenweker
Wadsworth Cemetery
Cookson
Concord Local Obituary Notes Honor Veterans and Longtime Resident
Concord notices report the death of Bernard C. McMullen 55 a retired National Guard lieutenant colonel who served in the Pacific during World War II and lived in Mattapan He was born in Burton Vermont worked in Boston and leaves a wife a son two sisters West Concord also publishes the funeral for Mrs Alice C Sheehan Lee 81 of Barretts Mill Road The Mass was at Our Lady Help of Christians burial at St Bernard's following service at Sheehan White Funeral Home Maynard She is survived by a son two daughters several grandchildren and several siblings
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Maynard
St. Christoper’s Guild
K. of C. Hall
Michael D. Sullivan
St. Bridgets
Joseph E. Boothroyd
K. of C
Richard J. King
Maynard Council
Williams, Lynn
Paul Feely
Manning
Frank Sheridan
Concord
Bernard C. McMullen
Mattapan
National Guard
Pacific
Burton
Boston
West Concord
Alice C
Sheehan) Lee
Barretts Mill Road
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Our Lady Help of Christians
George M
Sheehan Family Associates
Our Lady’s
Robert G. Buckley
Paul R. Sawyer
St. Elizabeth’s
West Acton
Charles J. Murphy
St. Bridget’s Maynard
St. Bernard’s
Fr. Buckley
Charles She
Family notices Acton man dies suddenly at 43
Acton Henry W Hryniewich 43 of 266 Newtone road died suddenly Saturday. Born Cambridge October 6 1916 he lived in Acton since 1951 and was unmarried. He leaves two brothers Joseph and Frederick both of Acton and two sisters Mrs Genevieve Anderson Acton and Mrs Edna Rymsha Wayland plus several nieces and nephews. Services were from Badger Funeral Home Littleton Tuesday morning then a mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Burial in Cambridge Cemetery.
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Acton
Henry W. Hryniewich
Newtone Road
Cambridge
Joseph F
Frederick J
Genevieve Anderson
Edna Rymsha
Wayland
Badger Funeral Home
Littleton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Paul R. Sawyer
Charles B. Kerans
Thomas F. Brosnan
Massachusets Reformation
West Concord
Cambridge Cemetery
Sawyer
John H. Radford 73 of Fairhaven Died at Emerson Hospital
John Henry Radford a native of St John s Newfoundland died Monday at Emerson Hospital. He lived in Concord 12 years and was husband of the late Lillian Buchanan Radford. Survived by three sons Archibald M Concord Horace W Sudbury Walter C Lexington. daughter Beatrice J Gurskis Cambridge. nine grandchildren. two brothers Walter and Charles and a sister Mary Moore Newfoundland. Funeral held at MacRae Tunnicliffe with Rev Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church officiating. interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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John H. Radford
Concord
John Henry Radford
Fairhaven’ Road
Emerson Hospital
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Lillian (Buchanan) Radford
Archibald M
Horace W
Sudbury
Walter C
Lexington
Beatrice J. Gurskis
Cambridge
Obituary for Waltham Resident Archer 77
Waltham Frank G Archer 77 of 56 Brightwood road died at a nursing home Monday He was born in Bridgeport and moved here years ago Survived by brothers Robert B Mount Sinai Long Island NY Edward Osterville and sisters Mrs Charlotte Smith Mrs Margaret Smith both of Waltham Mrs Bertha Gould Watertown Funeral 1 pm at Short Williamson Funeral Home Belmont Rev Paul Barnes First Congregational Church burial in Glenwood Cemetery Maynard
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Waltham
Frank G. Archer
Brightwood Road
Maynard
Bridgeport
Robert B
Mount Sinai
Long Island
N. Y
Edward
Osterville
Charlotte Smith
Margaret Smith
Bertha Gould
Watertown
Short & Williamson Funeral Home
Belmont
Sudbury Woman Sarah Wilson Dies After Long Illness
Sudbury resident Mrs. Sarah Maxine Miller Wilson, 33, died Wednesday after a long illness. She was the wife of H John Wilson and mother of Linda, Wendy, and John. Survived by her parents Arthur and Lillian Miller, she leaves siblings Robert Miller, Julie Ritz, and Betty Snider. Services were held in St Elizabeth's Church with burial planned in Hamilton, Ontario.
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Sudbury
Sarah Maxine (Miller) Wilson
H. John Wilson
Old Meadow Road
Lexington
N. C
Arthur
Lillian (Thompson) Miller
Linda
Wendy
John
Bradford
Robert Miller
Titusville
Julie Ritz
Betty Snider
Granite City
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Stanley F. Rodgers
Cookson Chapel
Framingham
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Earl F Hayward 72 Acton dies. longtime firefighter honored
Funeral for Earl F Hayward 72 of South Acton held at Fowler Funeral Home Maynard. Rev Robert E Burt officiated. burial in Mount Hope cemetery. Bearers were Acton firemen Harbert Merriam Lloyd Priest Ole Garthe Edwin Christofferson Malcolm Fullenton Wesley Larrabee. Survived by wife Rose Larrabee two sons Earl Jr Russell D six grandchildren and brother George K all of South Acton. He was a longtime diesetter for Lothrop Company and served 42 years as a volunteer firefighter and helped install Acton's first fire alarm system. He belonged to Concord Lodge I O F and Acton Firemen's Association.
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South Acton
Earl Frank Hayward
Stowstreet
Emerson Hospital
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
Robert E. Burt
Lothrop Company
Concord Lodge
Acton Firemen’s Association
Acton
Rose Larrabee
Earl F., Jr
Russell D
George K
Concord Woman Marjorie Garrity Dies in Fort Lauderdale
Mrs Marjorie Thresher Garrity 61 of Elm Street wife of attorney Thomas F Garrity former town treasurer and tax collector died suddenly in Fort Lauderdale Florida while vacationing She was born in Dorchester and lived here 22 years Surviving are her husband a brother Ambert Thresher Boston three sisters Perci val Rice Edith Dunham and Cynthia Gardner A Requiem Mass was held at St Bernard s with burial at St Mary s Cemetery Holliston.
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Concord
Marjorie (Thresher) Garrity
Elm Street
Thomas F. Garrity
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dorchester
Ambert Thresher
Boston
Percival Rice
Edith Dunham
Quincy
Marie M. Silva 82. former Boston dressmaker dies in Maynard
Marie M. Silva widow of John J. Silva age 82 died after a lengthy illness at Westford Nursing Home. A native of Boston she lived in Maynard three years and sang with a Boston choral group. Surviving two sisters Anna George Maynard and Louis LaBadini Medford. Services held at W. A. Twombly Funeral Home with Christian Science reader Mr Hall officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Marie M. (de- Avellar) Silva
Westford
Boston
John J
Anna George
Louis LaBadini
Medford
W. A. Twombly
Mr. Hall
Christian Science Reader
Glenwood Cemetery
Mrs Mildred C Flanders Rites Held for Local Widow
Mildred C Flanders 55 died after long illness at 56 Lexington Road widow of Royal C native of Brooklyn New York lived here 12 years Surviving daughter Mary Louise son Stephen Lawrence at home Member of Ladies Soda and Altar Guild St Sac Services held at funeral home Joseph Dee and Son high mass of requiem by Rev M curate St Bernard’s Interment St John’s Cemetery Brooklyn
Obituary Notice for Ada Stow-Mrs and Family
Death of Ada Stow Mrs 68. survived by two sisters Mrs Gher Worcester and Clark Cambridge. Funeral this afternoon at Maynard with Gabriel rector. Interment at Mountery Cambridge. Arrangements by Fowler Funeral Ward.
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Gher
Worcester
Clark
Cambridge
Maynard
Gabriel
Ial
Mountery
Concord Death of Mr Kin Deacon
The report notes the death of Mr Kin Deacon of Den Street in Sunnynook Carlisle. A widow living in Ireland Noy resided here for 49 years and is survived by James and several grandchildren. Requiem tomorrow at St Ba with visiting hours 7 to 9 and burial at Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Kin Deacon
den Street
Sunnynook
Carlisle
Ireland
Noy
James
St. Ba
Bernard’s Cemetery
Sudbury Mothery Supper Features Honored Ladies
A Sudbury Methodist Parish mothers supper welcomed honored ladies from the charge. Mrs Cha and Mrs Ralph Haw were hostesses. Readings and songs by daughters and mothers, with remarks by Mrs Lawrence Janet Hawes and Jeanne Lodi, plus yellow violets.
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Sudbury
L. Roy Hawe
Cha
Ralph Hart
Marihy i
Lawrence
Janet ‘Hawes
Eier
Jeanne Lodi
Sudbury Town Hall Meeting Fails To Reach 133 Vote Threshold
Community notice reports a meeting at Sudbury Town Hall on Monday May 23 failed to attract the required 133 voters. Residents are urged to attend the next session Wednesday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the town hall in Sudbury. SPRING DANCE GUILD MEETS at Elizabeth's parish, with prior Ascension altar guild activities noted.
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Ter
Town Hall
Sudbury
Sprin Elizabeth’s
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St. Bridget’s
Boothroyd
George Mershon
Raymond Catania
Alfred Mignone
Robert Billups
Joseph Walsh
Raymond Murphy
Harold Sheridan
Ralph Sheridan
Frances Piecewicz
St. Casimirs
Peter Johnston
Victor Mason
St. Christopers Guild
Sheridan
Guild
Richard White
Ann Marie Morton
Lions Club
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Westboro Speedway
Westboro, Mass
St. Paul’s Guild
Florence Marlboro
PTA
Omari
Concord Oil
Nacuum
Board of Governors
Andy Boy Farm
H. Theodore Beharrell
Reed O. Beharrell
William H. Damon
Peter A. D’artigo
Nicholas M. Delaney
Lawrence S. Kendell
Joseph F Phillippe
League Park
Stow’s Memorial Field
Tom Cunningham
Bradley Lane
Stowboys
Miners
Wilfred Pekkala
Bolton Road
John Hopkins
Gleasondale
Sparks
Paul Macomber
Frank Ware
TimKeneers
Paul Canty
Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp
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Jonathan Dunphy
John J. Dunphy
Sudry Road
Dora Tatler
Marlboro Hospital
Unitarian
Hale High School
Aubrey W. Borden
Bernard McMullen
Alice C. Lee
Henry Hryniewich
Paul Barnes
First Congregational Church
S. Maxine Wilson
Earl F. Hayward
Marjorie Garrity
Marie M. Silva
Mildred C. Flanders
Mary
Sephson
Ada
Bridget of
WSCS
Doby
David
Galvia
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