Longtime Waltham Engineer Dies After War Service
Recent Deaths and Funerals at the Veterans Hospital Boston note the passing of a former assistant city engineer of Waltham after a short illness. A World War I lieutenant and holder of the Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart and Croix de Guerre, he also commanded Waltham's state guard company in World War II. Burial occurred at Mount Feake in Waltham with flags at half staff. survivors include two brothers and several nieces.
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Veterans Hospital
Boston
Waltham
Elise
Hill) Furbush
M.I.T
Waltham’s State Guard
Sudbury Methodist Church
Isaac Parker
Concord resident dies at Emerson Hospital after long illness
Concord senior Gage a longtime Esta Brook & Co. employee, a World War I Rainbow Division veteran, former Concord donations trustee chair and town official, died Thursday at Emerson Hospital. He lived in Concord over 50 years and was active in Trinity Church and local groups. Funeral held at Trinity Episcopal Church with flag at half staff. Survivors include wife Elizabeth Wood, brother Robert D. Wood of Needham, and sister Olive G. Root of Concord.
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Concord
Bedford Street
Emerson Hospital
Mobile
Ala
New England
Estabrook & Co
Boston
Gage
France
Town Donations
Concord Independent Battery
Concord Players
Trinity Church
Elizabeth Wood
Robert D. Wood
Needham
George F
Olive G.) Root
Trinity Episcopal Church
H. James Grahard
Stanley Clarke
Wellesley Hills
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Amy Vaughan
Mrs Amy Vaughan formerly of Old Stow road West Road lived recently at Thoreau Nursing Home Concord and died after a long illness at Emerson Hospital. The funeral, held at W A Twombly Funeral Home Friday with Rev Orville D Allom officiating, was followed by burial at Brookside cemetery Stow. She was widow of Jacob Vaughan and had no immediate relatives. Born in Scotland.
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Maynard
Amy (Johnstone) Vaughan
Old Stow Road
West Rd
W.A. Twombly
Orville D. Allom
Union Congregational Church
Brookside Cemetery
Stow
Scotland
Vaughan
Thoreau Nursing Home
Concord
Jacob
Emerson Hospital
Maynard man Huhta 78 dies after illness
Maynard resident Maynard John A Huhta 78 died Saturday at home after an illness. A native of Hyvinkaa Finland he lived in Maynard many years and retired as a weaver with American Woolen Company. Survived by wife Aino five grandchildren and children Arne Jorma and Mrs Gerald Dee. Funeral held Monday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Eino Hamalainen officiating. Cremation at Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge.
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Maynard
John A. Huhtamaki
Butler Avenue
Hyvinkaa
Finland
American Woolen Company
Mission Evangelical Congregational Church
Aino (Gronberg) Huhtamaki
Gerald Dee
Arne
Sudbury
Jorma
Fairview
Fowler Funeral Home
Eino J. Hamalainen
Evangelical Congregational Church
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Paul Zagreba 76 Funeral Services Held in Graniteville
Maynard funeral services were held Saturday for Paul Zagreba a 76 year old resident of 1315 Glendale Street who died last Wednesday at Graniteville Nursing Home after a long illness. Rev Peter Hranowsky officiated at St Marys Russian Orthodox Church with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Zagreba a Rus sian native had lived here 48 years and was a retired American Woolen Company worker. He was the husband of the late Xzena.
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Maynard
Paul Zagreba
Glendale Street
Graniteville
Xzena
Bedford Selectmen Form Historic Study Group
Bedford selectmen appoint a study group to review historical figures Nathaniel Brown George Champney Bert Clifford Mrs Walter Bragdon and Louis H Smith as part of a local historical project.
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Bedford
Flowing
Nathaniel Brown
George Champney
Bert Clifford
Walter Bragdon
Louis H. Smith
Lincoln Airman And Bride Have Trip Stopped
Norman Snelling of South Great Road and his wife Carolyn Ruth Mason had begun their honeymoon when the 94th Troop Carrier Wing was ordered to report to Hanscom Field by President Kennedy's emergency call. Snelling returned to Hanscom Field. his wife stayed with her parents in Waltham Massachusetts.
Leskovich Directed Saint Marys Church Choir in Zagreb
The record notes Leskovich directed the choir of St. Marys Church in Zagreb, highlighting his role as choirmaster within the church.
Helen M Evans 83 Acton resident dies at nursing home
Helen M Evans 83 of 6 Conant Street South Acton died Friday at Thoreau Nursing Home Four years. Born in Greenfield Me she lived in Housantic and attended the Baptist Church She was past matron of Cincinnatus Chapter OES Great Barrington She leaves son Ervin E Evans four grandchildren and five great grandchildren She was mother of the late Freddie Conway Thompson Services held at Acton Funeral Home Monday afternoon with Rev William T Keech of West Acton Baptist Church Interment Highland Cemetery Norwood.
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Helen M. Evans Acton
Helen M
Littlefield) Evans
Conant Street
South Acton
Thoreau Nursing Home
Con
Greenfield
Housantic
Baptist Church
Cincinnatus Chapter
O.bs
Great Barrington
Ervin E. Evans
Fled
Conway Thompson
Acton Funeral Home
William T. Keech
West
Acton Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Norwood
Maynard Man John S Crowe 70 Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for John S Crowe 70 a retired barber of 31 Walnut Street were conducted at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Orville D Allom of Union Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Born in Arbroath Scotland he lived in Maynard 35 years was a life member of the Masonic Lodge Renton Scotland and served in the British Army in World War I. Survived by wife Jessie McNee Crowe a daughter Margaret Mallison of Maynard two sisters Mary Thompson Staten Island NY Lizzie Hunter Toronto Canada and one grandchild. He died Friday morning at home.
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Maynard
John S. Crowe
Walnut Street
Fowler Funeral Home
Orville D. Allom
Union Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Arbroath
Scotland
Masonic Lodge
Renton
Jessie (McNee) Crowe
Margaret. Mallison
Mary Thompson
Staten Island
N.Y
Lizzie Hunter
Toronto
Canada
Sudbury Goodnow Library to Host Centennial Open House
Sudbury marks the 100th anniversary of Goodnow Library with an open house on Sunday from 3 to 5 PM. Mrs. Theodore Harding chairs the centennial committee and will open the program featuring Brief Recollections by Mrs. James Powers and Books and Publishers with Craig Wylie of Houghton Mifflin.
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Sudbury
Goodnow Library
Theodore Harding
James Powers
Craig Wylie
Houghton-Mifflin Company
Grace Niel Fletcher
Goodnow
Sperry Rand Research Center
James E. Shepherd
Dr. Shepherd
Abel Cutt
Harding
George Twombley
Frank Cawley
Forrest Bradshaw
Calvin Smith, Jr
Bevan Howe
Luther M. Child
Concord events and community notices from local papers
Sympathy extended to E Clifford Goodspeed of Westford road on the death of his brother Carlton C Goodspeed age 58 of Pennington New Jersey. Evangelical Free Church members attend Suburban Crusade for Christ at United Presbyterian Newton as one of 13 sponsoring churches. Verna V Fitzpatrick of Eaton Street owner of Concord Real Estate listed for Detroit real estate board event November 9 15. Police Chief James E Finan Jr reminds motorists of the winter ban on overnight parking to aid snow removal with first warnings then possible prosecutions.
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E. Clifford Goodspeed
Westford Road
Carlton C. Goodspeed
Pennington
N. J
Evangelical Free Church
Crusade For Christ
United Presbyterian Church
Newton
James E. Finan, Jr
Concord Banks Extend Evening Hours to Thursday
Concord announces three local banks will maintain Thursday evening hours from six to eight o’clock each week to serve customers after standard business times.
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Concord
Concord Board of Appeals Public Hearing Set for Nov 21
Concord Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing in the town house court room on November 21 with about five petitions to be heard. Notices appeared in the Enterprise on October 25 and November 1. Bruce K. McMahon, district scout executive in the Mohegan Council Worcester, will become district scout executive of Battle Road District here on November 16. The next district meeting is scheduled for November 20 at Hanscom Field Bedford. Also, Junior high and high school fellowship meetings are at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday under Seminarian Steven E Wardwell with church school board meeting Tuesday to plan Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. Mass Realtors attend National Association convention in Massachusetts.
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Concord Board of Appeals
Enterprise
Bruce K. McMahon
Mohegan
Steven E. Wardwell
Church School Board
Firemen Seek Donations For Muscular Dystrophy Fund
Firemen announce ongoing fundraising for the muscular dystrophy fund with door to door campaigns run over the past three nights and donations welcome from the public.
Catholic Woman's Club Meets at St Irene's Rectory Hall
The Catholic Woman's Club of St Irene's will convene on November 15 at 8 p m in the rectory hall. Members should bring baking or cooking samples with recipes. Co hosts are Mrs Walter Otterson and Mrs Gorden Diment.
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Catholic Woman's Club of
St. Irene’s
Walter Otterson
Gorden Diment
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality Session At St Irene’s Church
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St Irene’s met Monday evening at the church. Mrs. John W. Shay served as prefect and presided over the business session while Rev. H. Doherty, pastor and spiritual director, addressed the group.
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Blessed Virgin Mary Sodalty of
St. Irene’s
John W. Shay
H. Doherty
Grange to Meet at O. O. F. Hall Bil lerica Saturday
Members of the Grange will attend the Middlesex North Pomona meeting at O O F Hall Bil lerica. The evening session follows supper and the afternoon session begins at 4 o'clock.
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The
Grange
Middlesex North Pomona
T O. O. F. Hall
Billerica
Judge Williams to Speak at Our Lady's Breakfast
West Concord judge David B. Williams of Ayer District Court will be guest speaker at Our Lady Help of Christians Holy Name Society fall communion breakfast after the 9 am mass at Howard Johnson's. Tickets close tomorrow with treasurer Robert Steinmann EM.
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West Concord
David B. Williams
Ayer District Court
Our Lady Help of Christians Holy Name Society
Howard Johnson's
Robert Steinmann
Judge Williams
Concord Minute Man
W. Harold O’connor
Walter R. Carew
Will Trust Second Account Hearing for Fowler Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex cites interested parties in the Fowler trust for Katherine Maginnis and others. Trustees seek allowance of their second account and urge filing a written appearance by November 30, 1962 at Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat notes the date November 5, 1962 with Register John V. Harvey.
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Middlesex
Guyer W. Fowler
Maynard
Katherine M. Maginnis
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John V. Harvey
Register
Sudbury Planning Board Plans Public Hearing on Zoning Change
Sudbury Planning Board will hold a public hearing on November 27, 1962 at 8 PM in the Town Hall. The meeting considers amending Article IX of the Zoning By-law to create Shopping Center District No. 1 with defined boundary lines along Hudson and Dutton Roads and integrating the area into the town zoning map under the Board of Selectmen. Albert St. Germain serves as chairman.
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Sudbury Planning Board
Sudbury Town Hall
Dutton Road
Hudson Road
Dutton
Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Sudbury Pias Sudbury
Noel
Pisa
Albert St. Germs
Petition for Adoption of Bonnie Ruth Wheeler
A petition to adopt Bonnie Ruth Wheeler has been filed in Sudbury by George Bradbury and Virginia S. Bradbury asking the court to grant leave to adopt the child of Robert B. Wheeler III and Virginia Wheeler and to change the child’s name to Bonnie Ruth Bradbury with dates noted as November and October 1962.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Bonnie Ruth Wheeler
Sudbury
Said Court
George Bradbury
Virginia S. Bradbury
Robert B. Wheeler
Parts Unknown
Virginia Wheeler
Bonnie Ruth Bradbury
Sudbury Board Takes Land For School Purposes
Town of Sudbury board takes five parcels on Pratt's Mill Road for school use under 1962 order of taking. Plan shows Lucius B Bent and Thompson as tenants with trees and shrubs on site. Damages not yet determined. claimants may file by six months after Oct 1, 1962. pro tanto payment offered with potential later tribunal award.
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Sudbury
Pratt’s Mill
Sudbu Chusetts
White
Middlesex
Lucius B. Bent
Thompson
Middlesex County
Colec
G. L.T
Adoption Petition Seeks Guardianship in Middlesex Court
Commonwealth of od PROBATED Middlesex 55 lists a petition for adoption from Wheeler of Sudbul and Virginia Wheeler praying to adopt Gregory Bradbury, child of Robert B. Bradbury, with unknown last name. Court at Cambridge requires written appearance by the eleventh day following return date. witnesses noted.
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Commonwealth of Od
Middlesex
Wheeler
Sudbul County
Bury
Virginia
Gregory Child
Robert
Gregory Bradbury
Cambridge
John Ccquire
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Pratt
Cohasset
Robert Whitbeck
Westwood
Edward Brooks
Roger C. Fenn
Stedman Buttrick
William Kemble
Hamilton
Roger Pigeon
Cotuit
Stephen Smith
Raymond Baldwin Richardson
Richard Wood
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Maj
Maurice L. Dee
Legion
Halfstaff
D. Ripley Gage
Hilltop
Amy J. Vaughan
Walkers’ Farm
Goodman Hill Road
SuDbury Bowladrome
Novelco
Stuart's International
Nason Street
Lincoln
Bride
Leskovich
Zagreba
St. Mary's Church
Buffalo
William M. Alexander
FBI
Albert F. Nussbaum
Nussbaum
New York
UPI Tele
Detroit
Mich
Verna v. Fitzpatrick
Eaton Street
Concord Real Estate
Massachusetts
National Associa
Our Lady's Breakfast
Michael J. Regan
Society
Stuart’s
YOUR
Roberts
the Roberts
Stuart
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court
Albert St. Germain
U.S
Town of Board of
Co County
Massach
Albert G
Lowell
Sudburt
Lawrence B. T Edward F. Mo
Edward E
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