Thomas C Gallagher longtime state correction officer dies
Thomas C Gallagher Sr 69 World War I veteran and World War II veteran died after a long service in Maynards area He was a correction officer at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution before retirement and lived with his son in Acton A funeral at Sheehan White followed by a high mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary Acton honored his service with flag at half staff Numerous relatives and longtime colleagues attended the rites from Concords Company D and local reformatory groups Burial at St Brigets cemetery in Maynard with aid from Father McLaughlin and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Gallagher Maynard
Thomas C. Gallagher
Sheehan & White
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
Acton
Charles B. Kearns
Edward J. Melaughlin
Charles J. Murphy
St. Bridget’s
Concord’s Co
Peter Malcolm
Reformatory
The
Holy Name
Legion
Galagher
Mass
Thomas C. , Jr
Parker Street
Arlington Street
West Acton
France
North Africa
Edwards Quimby Post
A.L
Holy Name Society
Charlotte
Ryan) Gallagher
Funeral services for John H. Allen 86
John H. Allen 86 of 8 Harri man court died Thursday at home. Funeral services were held Saturday from Sheehan & White with a requiem high mass at St. Bridget's Church conducted by Rt Rev John D Callahan. Burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. A lifelong Maynard resident and retired railroad brakeman he was unmarried. He leaves a niece Mrs Laura Merrill Leominster and several grand nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meynard
John H. Allen
Harriman Court
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s Church
John D. Callahan
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Maynard
Allen
Neice
Laura Merrill
Leominster
John A Addy 91. funeral held in Maynard
John A Addy 91 of Crescent Street died Saturday at Marlborough Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with Rev. Ronald Mazur officiating. Burial at Wyoming Cemetery Melrose. He had lived in Stow 54 years and was a retired school bus driver, former police officer, and honorary fire department member. Survived by five sons including Roland T. of Middletown NY.
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Stow
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
John A. Addy
Crescent Street
Marlborough Hospital
Ronald Mazur
First
Wyoming Cemetery
Melrose
Malden
Addy
Roland T
Middletown, N.Y
Sudbury Police Veteran Augustus Sharkey Dies at 63
Augustus V E Sharkey 63 of 12 Lillian Avenue Sudbury died early Saturday at home after a long illness. A retired police officer and school employee he mentored Dental V38 and was active in youth recreation. Survived by wife Madeline and sons Augustus M Jeton W George R Dorcher plus grandchildren. funeral from Sheehan White Maynard with Mass at Our Lady of Fatima. Police and fire chiefs and colleagues were honorary and active pallbearers. He was born in Watertown and lived in Sudbury 33 years.
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Augustus V.E
Ted” Kennedy
Sudbury
Madeline C
Gaid) Smarkey
Augustus M
Seattle
Jeton W
San Jose
Cal
George R. Dorche
Frederick J. Beavont
George A
New Jersey
Sheehan & White Funeral
Maynard
Our Lady of Fatima
Robert Hurley
Francis Publicover
Joseph Birmingham
John Foley
John Manning
John McGovern
Ennet Ryan
Waldo Logan
Wesley M. Woodward
Subury
Albert St. Germaine
A.F. Greenwalt
Charles A. Frost
James Deval II
Bernard Darby
John C. Fitch
David S. Baldwin
Howard C. Kelly
David H. Weir
Town Cemetery
Hurley
Birmingham
Watertown
Sudbury Woman Julia Ames Dies at 84 in Emerson Hospital
Sudbury Mrs. Julia Whitney Ames 84 widow of Harry Ames of 37 Landham Road died Sunday at Emerson Hospital. Born in Sudbury, she was daughter of Charles and Miranda Emerson Whitney who came to Sudbury from Ludlow VI. Private committal services were held Tuesday with Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr. officiating.
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Sudbury
Julia (Whitney) Ames
Harry. Ames
Landham Road
Emerson Hospital
Charles
Miranda
Emison) Whitney
Ludlow
Ernest Bodenweber, Jr
Memorial Congregational Church
Memorial Congregational member dies in Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church remembers a lifelong Sudbury resident active in church and community life. Contributions to the Memorial Church Fund are requested. Survived by daughter Ruth I. Ames.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational
Memorial Church Fund
Ruth I. Ames
Maynard-Mrs Anastasia Miaskiewicz Dies at 73
Maynard Mrs Anastasia Miaskiewicz 73 mother of Rev Francis S Miaskiewicz pastor of St Casimir's Church dies at home 18 Arbeila Street Salem Survived by two daughters Miss Christine and Theresa Miaskiewicz and three sons in law and sisters Funeral from Pocharski Funeral Home Salem with mass of requiem at St Baptist Church Salem.
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Maynard
Anastasia Miaskiewicz
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
St. Casimir’s Church
A&.d
Arbeila Street
Salem
Stanley Serene
Sidtam
St. Margaret’s Dorchester
Joseph
Beverly
Picwed
Jeanette
Christne
Theresa Miaskiewicz
Sa'em H. S
Miaskiewicz
St. John’s Lady’ S Sods
Pocharski Funeral Home
St. At Baptist Church
Mathew M. Dudzinski Funeral Memoir
Mathew M. Dudzinski 74 of 15 Acton Street died Wednesday evening at Clinton Hospital. Funeral held Saturday at Sheehan and W at St. Casimir's Church with Rev. Francis S. Mieskiewicz officiating. Burial at St. Bridget's cemetery. mourners included Ursule Dudzinski, Daniel, two grandchildren, and siblings Karol Joseph Helen Gladys. native of Vilna Poland, long time resident and retired American Woolen Company weaver, member of Our Lady of Czestochowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew M. Dudzinski
Maynard
Acton Street
Orain
Sheehan
St. Casimir's Church
Francis S. Mieskiewicz
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Beavens
Frank Kamesh
Joseph Konowicz
Stanley S“abysz
Vincent Yanulewicz
Ant‘hony Kotowicz
Michael Sofka
Dudzinski
Clinton Hospital
Vilna
Poland
American Woolen Company
Our Lady of Czestcowe
Ursule
Kotend
Daniel
Stanley
Bellview
Pia
Karol
Milford
Conn
Beverlie Stockton Rites Followed at Concord Funeral Home
Mrs Beverlie Coe Stockton 36 wife of Maj Oakley L Stockton U S A F stationed at Hanscom A F B Bedford died Friday at Chelsea Naval Hospital. Funeral Monday at MacRae Tunnicliffe Concord with burial in Portland following cremation at Mount Auburn Cambridge. Born Denver she lived here two months belonging to Officers Wives Club Hanscom Field and Colorado Springs Sweet Adeline. Survived by husband three sons a daughter a brother and her mother Grace L Coe.
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Beverlie c. Stockton
Carlisle
Beverlie (Coe) Stockton
Edford Road
Oakley L. Stockton
U.S. A
Hanscom A. F. B
Bedford
MacRae-Tunnicliffe
Concord
Stephen Howard
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Portland Ore
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Denver
Colo
Stockton
Officers Wives Club
Hanscom Field
Colorado Springs
Sweet Adeline Club, Inc
Chip. Scott L
Rand K
Lorrie D
Lewis H. Coe
Grace L. Coe
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Henry V. Allen obituary notices 64
Henry V. Allen 64 of 81 Woodslane died Saturday at home. Born in Amlington he lived here since 1935 and worked as a field man for the Eastern States Farmers Exchange. A World War I veteran and U S Army veteran he was a communicant of St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. He is survived by his wife Helen Jenney a daughter Barbara Harring New Mexico a grandchild a brother Gifford and a sister Laura Adams South Freeport Missouri. Funeral services were held at Acton Funeral Home then St Elizabeth's with a high mass of requiem by Rev Edward J McLaughlin and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Henry V. Allen Acton
Henry Vaughn Allen
Woodslane
Amlington
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
U.S. Army
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Helen B. Jenney
Barbara Harring
New Mexico
Gifford
Laura Adams
South Freeport
Concord
Acton
St. Elizabeth’s
Edward J. McLaughlin
Woodlawn Cemetery
McLaughlin
Promoter Brings Marlboro Wrestling to Lyonhurst Card
Promoter Don Papaleo unveils a four bout pro wrestling show at Lyonhurst featuring Prince Omar known as Kappy Kales, Count Alexis Braga, Jackie Nichols, Ali Baba, Cyclone Ricky Sexton, and Alex Madina. Papaleo, a former Boston star and East Coast Wrestling Enterprises head, plans weekly Tuesday programs if locals support first show. The opener begins at 8 30 p m with Braga vs Nichols in a two out of three falls, one hour limit.
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Ralph Grasso
Marlboro
Lyonhurst
Don Papaleo
Boston
College Grid
Papaleo
Kuson J. Haddad
B. C
Marlbouro
B.C. Grid
New Frontier
Tesday
Alexis Braga
Giant
Yugoslavia
Jackie Nichols
Maine
Nichols
California
Pacific Coast
Prince Omar
Kappy Kales
Black Secret
Buffalo
New York
Kappy
New Hampshire
Pacific
Ali Baba
Ricky Sexton
Upton
Alex Madina
East Coast Wrestling Enterprises, Inc
Boston Garden
East
Sudbury Little League Elects Officers and Majors Staff
At the Sudbury Little League monthly meeting officers for the next year were elected including President Earl Borgeson and vice president E Rawson. Major league team managers and coaches were chosen: Braves Jim MacLean Ed Mahoney Dodgers Jim Clements Charlie Larsen Giants Pat Finelli Bob Colantuone Orioles Ed DeGraves Red Sox Stan Phippard Bob Dempsey Yankees Ray McCabe Ed Rawson. Two new majors teams were added Cubs John Macapan Elliot Putnam Indians John Mason Don Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Little League
Earl Borgeson
E. Rawson
Virginia Maenpan
Mildred Patterson
Barbara
Herb Hinds
Braves
Jim MacLean
Ed Mahoney
Dodgers
Jim Clements
Charlie Larsen
Giant
Pat Finelli
Bob Cola
Local wresting returns with slam bang Thursday show
Promoter Papaleo promises a high energy start to the wrestling card on Thursday night. He notes the lineup mixes veteran and rising stars and hints at a bout that could showcase the sport’s vigor and appeal.
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Papaleo
Stow Selectmen Discuss Town Meeting For New Station
Stow selectmen hear plans for a fall-out center to connect with a proposed fire and police station. They consider zoning for business and seek planning board steps for town development. Public CD meeting set for Monday 8 p.m. at Center School Auditorium. one adult per family urged.
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Stow Selectmen
Academy
Arthur Hill
Planning Board
Richard Stow
Great Road
David Brewer
James Lund
James Mann
Richard Martin
Ste Seat Gibe
Acton Recreation Commission Discusses Appointments and Projects
Acton Tuesday evening the recreation commission met after a selectmen session to discuss appointing members to a town swimming council and the renovation of Gardner Playground. The group approved John Flanney land exchange for piping and drainage improvements and will announce selectmen’s decision later. Commission plans to meet Acton School Committee on possible sites for additional tennis courts with next meeting set for December 11.
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Acton
Recreation Commission
Gardner Playground
West Acton
John Flanney
Minuteman
Newtown
Selectmen
Nashoba Dominates North Middlesex in Zadroga Stars
Nashoba Chieftains crushed North Middlesex 40 to 0 at Bolton as Walt Zadroga starred with four touchdowns. He ran for two scores and caught two passes for 33 and 18 yards, joined by Dave Sutton and Les Cote on long runs and passes. Nashoba improved to six wins in seven, with a fourth shutout, as coach Erv Ingalls emptied the bench.
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Stow
Nashoba Chieftains
North Middlesex
Bolton
Walt Zadroga
Chieftains
Les Cote
Nashoba
Dave Sutton
Cote
Vic Conjklin
Patriots
Thehometowners
Erv Ingalls
Two Nights of Shaw Comedy Starred by Mason and Davis
Betty Mason and Ronald Davis play leading roles in a Shaw humor production. Joan Fairwinger of Wayland directs, Peg Speth of Lincoln is production manager. Act 3 of Don Juan in Hell is omitted as usual. Reservations for tickets through Mrs. Robert Pettit.
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G. B. Shaw
Mit
Betty Mason
Ronald Davis
Joan Fairwinger
Wayland
Peg Sp
Champs Honored At Inn as Sudbury-Diviriet Little League Boys Get Jackets
A Wayside Inn dinner honored Sudbury-Diviriet 15 Little League champs for their ninth place finish in state competition. Manager Jim MacLean missed the event. a letter from him was read. Jacket gifts, each with a white baseball emblem, were presented to the players, coach John Maenpaa, and the manager.
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Sudbury
Diviriet
Wayside Inn
Ira
Dan Durand
Jim MacLean
Jim
Stan Phippard
John Maenpaa
Concord Middlesex Soccer Team Edges Gov Dummer Then Narrowly Falls
The Concord Middlesex soccer team played two games last week, defeating a strong Gov Dummer squad on Wednesday in a hard fought win. They then lost to St George’s 4 3 in an exciting contest, with the team showing steady improvement despite a modest season record.
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Concord— Middlesex
Gov. Dummer
St. George's
Massachusetts bow and arrow deer season opens amid fresh snow
The archery deer season in Massachusetts opened on Wednesday and runs until November 27. An archery stamp costing 1.10 dollars is required. A recent eight to ten inch snowfall in northern New Hampshire improved chances for hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Sebastian Acton
Massachusetts
New Hamp
Saxon River
St. Paul
Maynard
Belmont Beats Concord As Kelley Stars In Close Scramble
Belmont’s Billy Kelley powered a late surge to overtake Concord as Jey, son of Bob, led an early pace. The speedy freshman slipped ahead but Kelley countered to spark a Belmont rally and spark a big cheer from the Belmont crowd.
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Concord
Jey
Belmont
Kelley
Billy Kelley
Judy Quit To Play Guitar Folk
A fragmented report notes Judy quits to focus on folk music and plans to submit works to Bach Brahms events. It mentions Kingston and a national appear in the capital and references the viability of folk music amid social challenges and a song titled Lemon Tree.
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Collins
Cording
Judy
Kingston
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Hudson
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Redwood City
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Josephine Add
North Hampton
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Gus
Julia A. Ames
Paul
Houston
UPI
Proms
B.C
Noni Noble
Lower Road
Commonwealth Armory
Frank Mazanac Pitchburg
Mike Towler
Nor
Bill Currier
Zadroga Stars
Brewster Academy
Dick Dirk
Wolfboro
Cyril Clark
Jack Bi
Wolfboro, Nv
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