Funeral rites for Alexander F. MacEachern held at Our Lady Help
Alexander F. MacEachern 254 Main Street was honored with a funeral at Our Lady Help of Christians Church attended by over 20 priests and community groups. His mass was led by his brother Rev John D MacEachern with several clergy from numerous towns. A WWI veteran, he lay in state at St Bernard's cemetery with taps, a firing squad, and flag presentation to his sister Mrs Margaret Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Alexander F. MacEachern
Main Street
Joseph Dee
Thomas F. Brosnan
Charles 8. Gibbs
Maynard K. of C
Concord Elks, Legion
Holy Name Societies
MacEachern
John E. Gallagher
Ashland
Timothy M. Howard
Duxbury
Ernest A. Ford
Littleton
John H. O’donnell
Plymouth
Thomas B. Morgan
Waltham
Edward J. McLaughlin
Hamilton
J.M. Manion
Winchester
William Flynn
Boston
Thomas Flynn
John A. York
Concord
James H. Connolly
Edmund M. Higgins
John D. Callahan
Maynard
Joseph W. Sullivan
Winthrop
John E. Bowen
Manchester
Francis T. O'Leary
Townsend
Robert C. Fichtner
South
R.H. Martin
F.D. Scully
North Billerica
Morton Murphy
Haverhill
John J. MacLaughlin
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
James E. Finan, Jr
James F. Hanley
Henry O.M. Helsher, Jr
Fr. Kearn
Maurice L. Dee
The
Legion
Francis C. McDonald
Margaret E. Wrenn
Archibald L. Bowie
Charles H. Doyle
Leo A. Couture
Joseph M. Steinmann
Roger Derby, Jr
Rudolph W. Currier
Leonard J Rogers dies suddenly at 44 in Worcester area
Leonard J Rogers 44 of 8 Nimrod Drive Worcester native and IBM Lincoln Laboratory manager died suddenly at home Saturday. Survived by widow Helen K Schneider and children Kathleen John James, father John of Worcester, sisters Mrs Warren Grady Oxford and Mrs George Maloney Springfield. Funeral from Joseph Dee & Son funeral home Tuesday, high mass at St Bernard's Church. Burial Notre Dame cemetery Worcester. Bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Leonard J. Rogers
Nimrod Drive
Worcester
I.B.M
Lincoln Laboratory
St. Bernard's Church
Helen K. Schneider
Kathleen
John
James
Warren Grady
Oxford
George Maloney
Springfield
Joseph Dee
John A. York
Notre Dame Cemetery
David Dossin
Charles Matteys
Jeremiah Durkin
James Buchanan
Eugene McCue
James Hosie
Mrs Georia B Maguire 88 dies in Dorchester Nursing Home
Mrs Geor gia (Brown) Maguire 88 of South Lincoln dies Monday in a Dorchester Nursing Home. She lived with daughter Mrs Herbert Walker in Concord and was a native of Amherst. She leaves a daughter in New Jersey, four grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home in Concord. Burial was in Lincoln cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lincoln
Georgia (Brown) Maguire
Dorchester
Herbert Walker
Concord Road
Amherst
Arthur Bernhardt
Paterson
N.J
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral
Concord
Charles Marvin Styron
First Parish Unitarian Church
Lincoln Cemetery
Burial of Mrs Catherine E Berry at Sleepy Hollow
The burial for Mrs. Catherine E Berry of 3 Brooks Street, formerly Bedford Street, occurred Thursday in Sleepy Hollow cemetery instead of St Bernard's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Catherine E. Berry
Brooks Street
Bedford Street
Sleepy Hollow
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord widow of Col Dolan dies after illness
Mrs Catherine Frances Powers Dolan 59 of Squaw Sachem's trail Concord widow of Col John C Dolan died Saturday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston after a lingering illness. She leaves two sons Maj John C Dolan Acton and William J Dolan Concord a brother James W Powers Concord four grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral from Joseph Dee & Son with a high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church burial at St Bernard's cemetery. Fr Kearn assisted by Fr Brosnan and Fr Regan. Bearers named Otis Whit ney Leo O'Malley Leo McCarthy Joseph Dolan Martin Powers James Powers Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Dolan
Concord
Catherine Frances (Powers) Dolan
Squaw Sachem’s Trail
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
James C
Mary A. (Curran) Powers
Dee Road
John C. Dolan
Reformatory
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Lewis F. Kearn
Catholic Daughters
Thomas F. Brosnan
Michael J .Regan
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Fr. Kearn
Otis M. Whitney
Leo O'Malley
Leo McCarthy
Joseph Dolan
Martin Powers
James Powers, Jr
Catherine F. Clark 87 Maynard resident dies
Catherine F Keegan Clark 87 of 32 Mohawk Drive Acton died Tuesday at Emerson Hospital. Widow of Harry A Clark she lived in Maynard before moving here. Survived by daughter Ruth E a son W G Chestnut Hill Ralph F and Howard J Maynard seven grandchildren 16 great grandchildren brother John Maynard sister Julia West Acton. Services Fowler Funeral Home Maynard then St Casimir Church Maynard 10 am burial St Bridget's Cemetery calling hours 2 4 pm 7 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine F. Clark
Acton
Catherine F. (Keegan) Clark
Mohawk Drive
Emerson Hospital
Rinnaud
Maynard
Harry A. Clark
Ruth E
W. G
Chestnut Hill
Ralph F
Howard J
John
Julia West Acton
Fowler Funeral Home
Retirement schoolteacher Miss V Coughlin 72
Miss V Coughlin, a retired Maynard and Lowell school teacher, died in a Lowell nursing home. Services were held at the funeral home of Joseph Dee & Son and a solemn mass at Our Lady's with Rev. Lewis F. Kearn and others officiating. Burial at St. Bridget's Cemetery in Maynard followed committal prayers. A week's mind mass will be offered by the Our Lady Help of Christians altar society. Arrangements by John P. Mahoney Funeral Home of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
James J. Haddad
St. Bridget’s Church
Miss Coughlin
Altar Society of
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Lowell
John P. Mahoney
Mass and burial for William A. O'Hara of Shadyside
Services at the family home on Shadyside Avenue and at St Bernard’s Church followed by a Mass celebrant Rev. James H. Connolly and sub deacon Rt Rev. John A. York. Delegations from Holy Name Society and Lions attended. Burial at St Bernard’s Cemetery with Lions bearers including Harold Keizer Harold Shedd William Sanborn Alfred Murray Parker Vanderhoof Frederick S Flannery and John J Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M. Higgins
James H. Connolly
John A. York
Holy Name _ Society
Lions
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Fr. Higgins
Harold Keizer
Harold Shedd
William Sanborn
Alfred Murray
Mrs Lizzie Powers 89 Dies After Illness at Emerson Hospital
Concord. Mrs Lizzie Powers aged 89 longtime Deac oness Home resident died Tuesday after an illness at Emerson Hospital in Concord Born in Lynn on November 13 1862 she was the widow of Frederick She belonged to the First Methodist Church of Lynn and had no immediate relatives Funeral services were held at MacRae Tunnicliffe with Rev Roger Barnett officiating Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery in Concord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lizzie Powers
Emerson Hospital
Lynn
Frederick
First Methodist Church
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Roger Barnett
Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral held for Alfred J. Spalding 83 Maynard
Alfred J. Spalding 83 of 323 Great Road died Thursday evening at Emerson Hospital after an illness. The funeral was private Saturday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Taylor officiating. He was a native of England, a retired furniture finisher, and had lived in Maynard six years after residing in Cambridge. Surviving are wife Lilly, son Alfred E., and daughter Bertha D., all of Maynard. He belonged to Washington Lodge AF and A.M. Lexington and Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Alfred J. Spalding
Great Road
Fowler Funeral Home
Richard Taylor
St. George's Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Mr. Spalding
Emerson Hospital
England
Cambridge
Lilly (Peacock) Spalding
Alfred E
Bertha D
Spalding
Washington Lodge AF. & A.M
Lexington and
Mount Vernon
Royal Arch
Roxbury
Sudbury Child dies at age two in Boston area
Sudbury child Donna Marie LaGrassa daughter of Francis and Margaret LaGrassa of 360 Hudson Street died last Thursday at Children's Hospital Two years two months old Funeral services held Saturday at 11 a.m. at O'Brien Funeral Home South Boston with a St Augustine's priest Burial in St Michael's Cemetery Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Donna Marie LaGrassa
Francis and
Margaret Pierce LaGrassa
Hudson Street
Children’s Hospital
O'Brien
South Boston
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Boston
Choate R C dies at 55 visiting state house
Ralph C. Choate of Littleton Newtown road died of a heart attack at the state house. A Lawrence native, 55, he was a Boston financial consultant and co-ordinator, formerly a purchasing executive and public relations rep for Massachusetts electronics firms. Army captain in WWII and reserve, he leaves wife Isabella and daughter Isabella Victoria, brothers Malcolm and Paul, sister Mrs Henry Richards Jr. Funeral arrangements by MacRae Tunncliffe Funeral Home, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Choate
Littleton
Newtown Road
State House
Lawrence
Boston
Massachusetts Electronics
Isabella (Counselman) Choate
Isabella Victoria Choate
Malcolm C
Reading
Paul P
Camden
S.C
Henry H. Richards, Jr
Center Sandwich
N.H
MacRae Tunncliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Kenneth C. Bursaw Dies At 53 In Detroit After Illness
Kenneth C. Bursaw 53 of Detroit died Monday after a long illness. A former South Acton resident, he moved to Detroit about 20 years ago. He was a World War II veteran. Surviving are his wife Zena, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Thursday from McInnes Desmond Funeral Home Detroit with a Mass at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Co. Bursaw
South Acton
Kenneth C. Bursaw
Collingwood Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Zena (Sidlow) Bursaw
William Driscoll
John Murphy
Maynard
Edward South Acton
Henry
Portland
Ore
William
Concord
McInness- Desmond Funeral Home
Woodward Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
Lincoln Fire Captain Frank W. Gordon Dies at 62
Frank W. Gordon Sr. of Concord Avenue 62 died Sunday night at Emerson Hospital after a month as a patient. He was born in Watertown and longtime H P Hood route salesman. He served as a Lincoln volunteer fireman captain and was a St Josephs Church communicant. Survived by wife Marie, two sons Frank Jr. and George M., five grandchildren, and three siblings. Services were held today at St Josephs Church with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Gordon Lincoln
Frank W. Gordon
Concord Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Watertown
H. P. Hood
Lincoln Volunteer Firemen
St. Joseph's Church
Marie C. (Connors) Gordon
Frank, Jr
West Concord
Lincoln Force
George M
Waltham
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
John C Noszko World War II veteran dies in Jamaica Plain
John C Noszko 51 a World War II veteran and Roxbury employee dies after a short illness at Veterans Administration Hospital Jamaica Plain He resided at 7 East Street and his death followed service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Noszko Maynard
John C. Noszko
East Street
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Civil Service Unit Meetings Discuss Massachusetts
Concord opening discussion groups of League of Women Voters meet Wednesday on Civil Service in Massachusetts. Attendees review The Merit System in Massachusetts and the September bulletin. coffee at 9:45 a.m., meetings start at 10. Evening groups convene at 7:45 with two hosts and moderators listed for each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
League of Women Voters
Subejet
Civil Service
Massachusetts
League
Merit System
Lowell Road
F.W. Pratt
George Crowell
Monument Street
Bruce Nelson
Frederick Mears
Nashoba Elm
Dan Smith
David Burr
Southwest
Norman Harris
Baker
Carlisle
Joseph Selinka
Penelope Schorr-Kon
Raphael Hodgson
West Concord
Will Bangs
Morley Lush
Scouts Parents Help Load Thirteen Tons Of Waste Paper
Drenched 49 scouts and 23 adults collected about 13 tons of paper in Concord despite rain. Trucks from Al Baptiste Frank Maurer George Brigham Concord Lumber Charles O’Brien Concord Oil Leo Cavalier Middlesex Motors aided the effort. next town-wide collection is February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Boy Scout
al Baptiste
Frank Maurer
George Brigham
Concord Lumber
Charles O'Brien
Concord Oil
Leo Cavalier
Middlesex Motors
New Coal and Oil Company
Carlisle Welcomes 2 New Families to Community
Welcome Wagon and the Enterprise list two new Carlisle families. The Salzmans from Willow Grove Pennsylvan ia have four children and rent a home. Maj Stock ton and wife from Australia rent and patrol Hanscom AFB Bedford with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Salzman
Willow Grove
Nan
Univac
Oakley Stockton
Australia
Maj. Stockton
Hanscom A.F.B. Bedford
Maynard Man, War Veteran, Funeral Planned at St Casimir’s
A Maynard native and World War II US Army veteran, a former carpet company communicant, will be remembered at services tomorrow from Sheehan & White Funeral Home followed by a high mass at St Casimir’s Church. Burial is in St Bridget’s Cemetery. Calling hours today are 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Casimir’s
Maynard
Amelia Tamulonis
Carol
Edward Romanowski
Sheehan & White
St. Casimir’s Church
St. Bridget’s
Limited Tickets For Acton Fashion Show Sell Fast
West Acton Woman's Club announces a limited number of tickets for the Acton Bexborough Regional High School fashion show on Wednesday. Proceeds benefit Acton Island of Concord Family Service and American Field Service. Decorations by Lexington Gardens. Fashion sponsors include A C Flagg and Son Apparel Shop E V E Shop Tweed Shop Mad Hatter and Concord Roochery. Bernice hair stylist will style models at Kelley’s Corner junction of Routes 111 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Acton-Bexborough
Harrison Foote
Lexington Gardens
A.C. Flagg & Son
E.V.E. Shop
Tweed
Mad Hatter
Concord
Bernice
Kelley’s Corner
Boxborough Garden Club Plans Terrariums for Shut-Ins
Boxborough Garden Club members meet Monday at 10 a.m. at Boxborough Church to make terrariums and dried arrangements for area shut-ins. Participants supply their own materials and bring a box lunch. Mrs. Edmund L. Gates Mrs. Ernest Dinsmore and Mrs. Richard Wood lead the event with extra supplies requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Garden Club
Edmund L. Gates
Ernest Dinsmore
Richard Wood
Acton Church Groups Hold Second Session Tonight
Acton-School of Religion meets at Acton Congregational Church Monday at 8 p m Rev William Clark Newton High guidance counsellor speaks on As the Twig is Bent A work night for the fair occurs the same evening in the RE area Hosts for the evening are the Hartmans James Seon and the Durkees Oct 16 hosts Campbell Grumblings Mohrs Oct 18 Hills Dodsons Hesses Coordinating council meeting is postponed due to these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton — School of Religion
Acton Congregational Church
William Clark
Newton High School
R. E. Ae
Hartmans
James Seon
Durkees
Campbells
Grumblings
Mohrs
Hills
Dodsons
Hesses
Hospital Actén-Handmade Puppets Aid Emerson Tots
Puppets crafted by local groups and women volunteers visit the pediatrics ward at Emerson Hospital and are distributed at 25 to 30 per week. Mrs David Stonecliffe leads Acton Auxiliary Puppet Bees and calls for volunteers for meetings on Oct 18 and Nov 8 and 29 at her home to sew cut and assemble puppets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actén
Emerson Hospital
David Stonecliffe
Acton
Sodality Hears About Bethany Sisters Work
Concord members of St. Bernard's Sodality gathered at Monument Hall to hear Dominican Sisters of Bethany Newton describe their order. The sisters, new to the country three years after 100 years in Europe, discussed prison work and community service. About 175 members attended and enjoyed refreshments after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Bernard‘s Sodality
Monument Hall
Dominican Sisters of Bethany
Newton
Europe
Dalton
Savings Bonds Ad Promotes Investment in Country
A historic style public notice urges citizens to buy U.S. Savings Bonds to support national programs and future growth. The concise appeal stresses patriotic duty and financial security through government-backed securities.
Five A B Seniors Are Commended At Acton Roxborough
Acton Roxborough Regional High School honors five seniors for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test NMSQT from last spring. Each student receives a school endorsement letter signed by the principal Raymond J Grey and the president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The commended students are Frances Albright Kathryn Darling Carolyn O Keeffa Peter Schenk and Leslie Stonecliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton- Roxborough
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Raymond J. Grey
Frances Albright
Kathryn Darling
Carolyn O’keeffa
Peter Schenk
Leslie Stonecliffe
Hold Assembly At High School
Acton meeting of the American Field Service chapter is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Acton Roxborough Regional High School Library. Students will learn about Americans Abroad programs and potential study abroad opportunities. A selection committee will review applications and nominate four names for New York headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
American Field Service
Acton-Roxborough
Raymond J. Grey
Anita Preston
A.F.S. Club
Robert Treyz
Americans Abroad
New York
Lydia Tolf
Friends Plan Film at Acton-Boxboro High School
West Acton committee of the friends of the library met at Mrs. Edwin Richter's home to arrange a screening of The Day the Books Went Blank at Acton-Boxboro Regional High School Auditorium on November 1 at 8 o clock. Attendees included Mrs. Hoyt Bostick Mrs. William Nixon Mrs. Conrad Nuthmann Mrs. Richter and Mrs. George Robinson. Acton Center Library trustees and West Acton Citizens Club Library members were invited. Admission is free and the public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Friends of the Library
Edwin Richter
Acton-Boxboro Regional High School
Hoyt Bostick
William Nixon
Conrad Nuthmann
Richter
George Robinson
Acton Center Library
Citizens Club Library
Sudbury Board of Appeals set public hearing Oct 30 1962
The Sudbury Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at 8 00 PM on Tuesday October 30 1962 at Town Hall. The petitions include Lillian Lundberg seek to add a 9 by 15 foot addition to a nonconforming Raymond Road property and Sunny Hill Pre School seek to raise enrollment from 110 to 150 with permit 6 15 60. Petitioners must attend or send a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town OF Sudbury Board of Appeals
Sudbury
Mass
Board of Appeals
Lillian Lundberg
Raymond Rd
Raymond
Sunny Hill
Methodist Church
Old Sudbury Road
Representative Board of Appeals
Calvin B. Smith
Acton L W V Urges Yes Vote On Question 1
Massachusetts League of Women Voters urges a Yes vote on Question 1 to remove constitutional limits on taxing power. The amendment, approved by the 1959 and 1961 legislatures, would allow graduated income taxes and options beyond flat rates, ending source based rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
League of Women Voters
Mass. League of Women Voters
League
UF Mobile Unit Visit Saturday At Great Road Center
Bedford residents are invited to visit the United Fund mobile unit at Great Road Shopping Center this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Red Cross volunteers will assist attendees and literature will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
United Fund
Great Road
Red Cross
U.F
Probate Court Notice of Trust Estate Proceedings
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex to all interested in the will of Marty E Irvin late of Concord deceased for the benefit of John Bordman and Bordman Scudder trustees have presented their first and second accounts for allowance. If you object file a written appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on November 2 1962 return day of this citation Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and John V Harvey Register October 11 18 35
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Marty E. Irvin
Concord
John Bordman
Bordman Scudder
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John V. Harvey
Register
Sam Orifice
Salvatore Orifice
Maynard
Mary Orifice
Commonwealth of No Probate
Maude
Cis
Kenneth N. Hidence
And
Alden Prescord
John C. Quire
Will probate petition for Sam Orifice estate in Middlesex
Mary Orifice of Maynard seeks probate of a will for Sam Orifice late of Maynard Middlesex. She requests appointment as executrix without bond. You may file a written appearance by November 5 1962. Citation return day set by First Judge October 3 1962. Oct 11 18 25.
Lost Book Notice for Duplicate Assabet Institute Record
According to law notice is hereby given that we have received an application for a duplicate book to replace Book No. 22,273 which is lost. Assabet Institute for Savings By Arthur Carlton, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institute For Savings
Arthur Carlton
Assabet Institution For Saving
Arthur. Carlton
Lost Deposit Book Replacement Notice
A notice seeks to replace Deposit Book No. 19,463 reported lost. It requests that the issuer be informed of any findings and outlines steps to issue a replacement document.
Book 24540 Lost at Assabet Institution for Saving
Arthur Carlton serves as treasurer in a notice announcing the loss of book 24 540 from Assabet Institution for Saving. The item is presumably mislaid with no immediate details on replacement. A request for return is implied to aid the institution.
Probate Petition for Maude’s Will In Concord
A court petition in Cambridge seeks to establish the last will of Maude of Concord for probate. Names Kenneth N Hi dence Alden Pres cord and others as executors and sureties. The return day noted is the fourth day of October with appearance required by the court.
Mortgagee's Real Estate Auction of Pine Grove Ford Lot
Arlington Savings Bank sells under power of sale a parcel in Bedford Middlesex County linked to Pine Grove subdivision Kittredge plan. Property includes Lot 1 and 2 with 75.55 by 83 feet boundaries, 55 100 feet overall. Sale details show balance in cash ten payments and conditions per May 29 1953 deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. McCann
J. McCann
Savings Bank
Bedford
Middlesex
Pine Grove Ford
Mass
Kittredge
Fred W. Stowers
Kelley
Arlington
Paul
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Alex” Maceachern
Georgia
B. Maguire
Mary V. Coughlin
William A. O'Hara
Shadyside Avenue
Furreal
Joseph Dee & Son
Donna M. Lagrassa
Peter E. Warren
Lancaster County Road
Harvard
Hunneman and Company, Inc
Ayr
Sodality
Ripley
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