Services Held For Drowning Victims In Ayer Concord
Funeral services were held at Farmer Funeral Home for Maud Bulger 67 of 14 Nashua Street Ayer. Rev Hugh Penny officiated with burial at Woodlawn cemetery Ayer. Survivors include son Westcott Winchester of Concord employed at Boston Gas. Additional services followed for Lillian Haven 64 and Nellie Berry 58 at Trinitarian Church Concord with burials in Acton and Sleepy Hollow. Haven leaves son Roger of Dayton Ohio. Berry survived by two sons Arthur and John and three daughters with extended family in Acton West Concord and Walham.
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Arthur W. Berry
Concord
Acton
John H. Berry
West Concord
Carl
Helen) Engebretsen
Waltham
Chester
Jean) G. Rapson
Frederick J
Priscilla) Strate
Henry W. Harmon
Dominick Santapaula
Somerville
W. Concord Man Dies After Long Illness at 71
West Concord resident Noble E Loomer 71 died after a long illness at Emerson Hospital. Born in Berwick Nova Scotia April 3 1884 he was a retired harness cutter and a 40 year town resident. Surviving are four sons two daughters 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral services were at West Concord Union Church with Rev Nylen officiating. Masons served as bearers. interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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West Concord
Noble E. Loomer
Margaret
Walsh) Loomer
Sunnyside
Jane
Emerson Hospital
Berwick
King’s County
Nova Scotia
Loomer
West Concord Union Church
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
William E. Loomer
Alfred Loomer
Concord
Maynard
John
Marion) Macone
Mildred) Spears
Rochester
New Hampshire
Edwin B. Nylen
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Woman's Branch Alliance Meeting in Carlisle
The Unitarian Woman's Branch Alliance met at Mrs. Jay Fisk's home on Lowell Road with large attendance. Mrs. James A. Patch led the business portion and guest speaker Mrs. Anne W. Brothen shared Bermuda trip photos and local garden scenes from the summer.
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Carlisle
Woman’s Branch Alliance
Unitarian
Jay Fisk
Lowell Road
James A. Patch
Anne W. Brothen
Bermuda
Concord Couple Marks 36th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wood of Hillside avenue West Concord observed the 36th anniversary quietly. Mrs Wood is a past Auxiliary unit president and Mr Wood a past legion commander. On Saturday Miss Jean T McCormack West Concord will wed Richard P King Newton police officer.
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Arthur Wood
Hillside Avenue
West Concord
Wood
The
Legion
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Jean T. McCormack
Elm Place
Richard P. King
Newton
Lewis Street
That City
Local banker honored for quarter century of service
Concorder Payson True retired vice president of the Harvard Trust Company was elected to the Harvard Trust Quarter-Century Club at the annual dinner in Harvard Square. Seventeen hundred years of active service are represented by 52 members, with new honorees Norine Dunlea Lillian Perkins Herbert Allen George Carpenter Nathan Cutler and bank president Robert R. Duncan praising longtime loyalty and many decades of work.
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Concord
E. Payson True
Laurel Street
Harvard Trust Company
Harvard Trust
Concord National Bank
Norine Dunlea
Lillian M. Perkins
Herbert M. Allen
George M. Carpenter
Nathan H. Cutler
Robert
Funeral for Lincoln Lady Held Sunday
Annie M. Butcher 66 of Virginia Road died Friday at Thoreau Rest Home in Concord Born in Nova Scotia she lived in Lincoln 47 years Survived by husband Ralph E Butcher three daughters Doris Hanson Ena Bierenbroadspot Hazel Moreau ten grandchildren two brothers and a sister in Nova Scotia Funeral held Sunday at Douglass Chapel Lexington with burial at New Lincoln Cemetery The hot box problem on U S railroads may be solved by a sponge neoprene lubricating pad in a cotton container developed by American Brake Shoe after extensive tests.
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Annie M
Gilbert
Butcher
Virginian Road
Thoreau Rest
Concord
Nova Scotia
Lincoln
Ralph E. Butcher
Doris Hanson
Alena Bierenbroadspot
Arlington
Hazel Moreau
Bedford
Douglass Chapel
Lexington
New Lincoln Cemetery
U. S
American Brake Shoe
Faculty Attend Regional Teaching Conferences
Acton Superintendent William O'Connell joined Middlesex Valley Superintendents at Lowell Technical Institute. He and several school staff then attended the Massachusetts Council on Teacher Education at Lowell Teachers College to discuss Issues in the Teaching of Reading with Dr. Roma Gans of Columbia University. Later that week O'Connell, Raymond Grey, and Ruth Proctor attended the Headmasters and Guidance Officers conference at Northeastern.
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Acton
William O’connell
Middlesex Valley Superintendents’ Association
Lowell Technical Institute
O'Connell
Margaret H. Barrett
Julia L. McCarthy
Edith Hatch
Doris Santamour
Massachusetts Council On Teacher Education
Lowell Teachers College
Roma Gans
Columbia University
Supt
Raymond Grey
Ruth Proctor
Northeastern
Credit Group Banquet Held by Carlisle Credit Association
The Merrimack Production Credit Association of Concord held a banquet in the First Religious Society dining hall Carlisle attended by about 125 people. Mrs Richard B Bates Jr and Mrs Charles Poole led the event with others assisting in dining room and kitchen duties and many members listed as helpers.
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Carlisle
Merrimack
Mark D. Brooks
Daniel R. Brougahim
George W. Foss
Betty Ann Forsaith
Katrina LaFree
Susan Clark
Gilbert Foss
Don Foss
Everett Duren
Donald Fogg
Fred E. Robbins
Richard B. Bates, Jr
Herbert D. Bates
Charles Poole
Lyle S. Grant
Joseph D. Booth
Samuel Paresi
Waldo D. Wilson
Edward J. Clark
Karl V. Struss
Arne W. Brothen
Women Attend Christmas Program at Acton Center
Carlisle residents attended the Middlesex County Extension Service Let's Keep Christmas Program Thursday night at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse. Committee members included Mildred Lapham Carlisle Ida Hope East Acton Dorothy Hardy Stow and Alice Hutton West Concord.
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Carlisle
Middlesex County Extension Service
Acton Center
Mildred Lapham
Ida Hope
East Acton
Dorothy Hardy
Stow
Alice Hutton
West Concord
Concord Woman Dies at 92 in Emerson Hospital
Mrs. Katie Ellen Greenwood Fox 92 of White Avenue Concord died after a two week illness. Born December 24 1862 in Greene Maine she lived in the community 23 years. Survived by son Danielle V Fox granddaughter Mrs Harold Ames and great grandson Robert Ames. Funeral Monday at MacRae Funeral Home with Rev Robert H Barber conducting Sleepy Hollow Cemetery burial.
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Greenwood) Fox
White Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Greene
Maine
Joseph Philip Fox
MacRae Funeral Home
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow
Mutty Family Celebrates Two Newborn Boys
Concord and Arlington families announce births. Peter Crowther Mutty Jr. arrived November 1 with grandparents Fred Gill and Col. John Mutty. Stephen David Mutty born November 7 to John E. Mutty Jr. and Col. Mutty, with Gerber and Shannon families as great grandparents. Johana Luise Mutty, seven months, welcomes two new cousins.
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Concord
Peter C. Mutty
Arlington
Virginia
Peter Crowther Mutty, Jr
Fred Gill
West Acton
John E. Mutty
Lewis A. Dow
John E. Mutty, Jr
Stephen David
Col
Mutty
Louis F. Gerber
Madison
New Jersey
Dow
George W. Shannon
East Orange
Johana Luise
Lewis D. Mutty
Know Your Town at Carlisle PTA Program Held
Carlisle PTA hosted annual Know Your Town Government Night at the brick schoolhouse during the monthly meeting. President William Shumway led talks by town chairmen on their departments. Dexter T. Smallman organized the program. A question and answer period followed, then a social hour with refreshments.
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Carlisle
Carlisle P.T.A
William Shumway
Dexter T. Smallman
Mundt Speech Interrupted by Salem Fire Whistle
Senator Karl Mundt was delivering an address in Salem South Dakota when a fire whistle nearby interrupted him. He reportedly could not be heard as the whistle's loud, long blast echoed only a half block away.
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Salem, S. D
Karl Mundt
R-S. D
Concord Man Selected for Research Program
Concord resident Nesmith Baxter is assigned to the Chemical Research and Engineering Command at the Army Chemical Center in Maryland after basic training at Fort Dix and will work on a post doctoral fellowship under the Karasch Program at the University of California. Twelve men hold similar fellowships nationwide in university laboratories.
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Concord
Warren Nesmith Baxter
A.C.C
Chemical Research and Engineering Command
Army Chemical Center
Maryland
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Gregory P. Baxter
Lexington Road
University of California
Army Chemical Corps
Makeups by Rotarians at Luncheon in Concord
Concord Rotary Club held a Thursday noon luncheon at Howard Johnsons led by President John H. Kennedy. Guests included Alan G. Adams and Rudolph W. Currier. No meeting this week for Thanksgiving. next gathering December 1 at 12 15. Makeups noted for Peter D Arrigo Belmont Hubert M Wardwell Arlington W Bruce Pirnie Weston Rev Robert H Barber Wadham Frank B Esau Milton A Glenn Simm Rene Du Berger Maynard Robert L Bumford William T Wyman Groton.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
John H. Kennedy
Howard Johnson
Alan G. Adams
Lexington
Rudolph W. Currier
Peter D’arrigo
Belmont
Hubert M. Wardwell
Arlington
W. Bruce Pirnie
Weston
Robert H. Barber
Wadham
Frank B. Esau
Milton
A. Glenn Simm
Rene DuBerger
Maynard
Robert L. Bumford
William T. Wyman
Groton
Early Mailing Deadlines for Yale Packages Noted by Boston
Boston Postmaster P. W. Finn announced deadlines for Christmas mail to ensure delivery across states. Parcel post packages and letters have different cutoffs by region, with the latest dates in mid-December for New England and national mail via air mail allowed to December 21 locally and December 17 nationally. Insurance or registration is advised.
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Sudbury
United States
Boston
P. W. Finn
Arizona
Oregon
California
Washington
Alabama
Arkasas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
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Oklahoma
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Parcel Post
Delaware
District of Columbia
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Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
North Car
Ina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Parcel P
New England
Thanksgiving Dance Shares Spotlight With Turkey Event
Sudburyers will attend the Home makers Thanksgiving Dance at the Wayside Inn on Friday November 25 with Paul Ambler's Orchestra providing the music. The second annual Homemakers' Dance follows Old Tome Thursday and promises a festive evening of dancing.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Open House by Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex County Extension Service hosts an Open House at its headquarters on November 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. A tour of the office and visits with staff in Agricultural, Home Economics, and 4 H Club departments precede a 3 to 3:30 p.m. speaking program by J. T. Brown, chairman. The event includes a visual presentation, refreshments at 4 p.m., and an evening program at 7 p.m. with Welcome by John F. Brown and greetings from Middlesex County officials. The 8:30 p.m. segment covers extension services, followed by a 9 p.m. address by Dr. Dale H. Sieling on the University of Massachusetts.
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Concord
Bvere
J. T. Brown
Brown
John F. Brown
Bedford
Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex County
H. Herbert Applin
County Extension Service
Dale H. Sieling
College of Agriculture
University of Massachusetts
University
Grange Holds Night and Prize Winners Named
Carlisle-Littleton and Tyngs borough Granges tied for top prizes at the Associate Officers Night of Carlisle Grange P. of H. in the hall here on Wednesday. 84 members attended as visitors from Lowell Dunsible Billerica Dracut Roxborough Lynnfield Gate City Nashua Mendon Pinehurst Winchester Melrose and Herbert Warren spoke on Dance Festival.
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Carlisle
Littleton
Tyngsborough
Carlisle Grange P. of H
Alice Lovering
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Lowell
Dunsible
Billerica
Dracut
Roxborough
Lynnfield
Gate City
Nashua
N. H. Mendon
Pinehurst
Winchester
Melrose
Herbert Warren
Vermont County Recreation, Department
Christmas Bazaar Opens December 1 at Memorial Church
Memorial Congregational Church hosts its annual Christmas Bazaar on December 1 starting at 10 a.m. Homemakers offer morning coffee and lunch with lobster salad rolls at noon, and an evening tea with desserts by the Women’s Association. Gifts, books, and decorations will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Woma’s Association
Atractive
Holy Hour Service at Bernard's Church Sunday
Concord residents are invited to a Holy Hour service at Bernard's Church led by the pastor, with a benediction and blessing for all families. The event begins at the usual hour and will include prayers and scripture readings.
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Spa
Cord Counsil
Bernard’s Church
Ning
York
Van
Safe Dri Day in Sudbury Promotes Traffic Safety
The article notes the second Safe Dri Day observed in Sudbury, highlighting President's Traffic Safety drive and its goal to reduce motorist tolls. It calls on every citizen and motorist to participate, stressing community responsibility to lower accidents.
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Sudbury
North Haven Adis Across the Planet The Wi us
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a global broadcast or message titled The Wi us. Specific details such as location, agency, or dates are unreadable. The excerpt focuses on a reported hour or moment tied to North Haven and broad reception.
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North Haven
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