Maynard Tot Dies Suddenly At Wis Home
Steven B Alexanian 2 1/2, of 7 Lincoln Street Maynard died suddenly at home Tuesday morning. Survived by parents Albert G and Mary Sweeney Alexanian, sister Susan, maternal grandparents James and Mary Sweeney, paternal grandparents Albert G Alexanian Sr Marlborough, also John Kivin en Maynard. Funeral from Martin and Doran with Mass at St Bridget 9 a.m. Burial in St Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Steven B. Alexanian
Lincoln _ street
Albert G
Mary (Sweeney) Alexanian
Susan
James V. Sweeney
Albert G. Alexanian
Marlborough
John Kivinen
Martin & Doran
Death of Dr Daniel J Mahoney in Jamaica Plain
Dr Daniel J Mahoney D D S died Sunday in Jamaica Plain after a long residence there. He was husband of Elizabeth Mahoney and brother of Dr John D Mahoney Sr of Washington DC. Funeral held with a requiem high mass at St Thomas Aquinas Church and burial in Rochester New Hampshire. Arrangements by Sheehan White Funeral Home Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Daniel J. Mahoney
Elizabeth (Sheehan) Mahoney
Local Man Maynard Frank L. Redenbach Dies at 64
Maynard Frank L. Redenbach 64 of 1 Summit Street died Tuesday night at Massachusetts General Hospital after a short illness. Born in Waterbury Conn he had lived in Maynard 18 months previously in Brighton. He is survived by his wife Alma Cormier and two daughters Dorothy Rotter Jacksonville Fla and Pauline King Maynard. Funeral from Sheehan White Friday at 10 am with burial in Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Calling hours 7 10 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank L. Redenbach
Summit Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Waterbury
Conn
Brighton
Alma (Cormier
Dorothy Rotter
Jacksonville
Fla
Pauline King
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Glenwood
Widow of George Parsons Dies at 101 in Brockton
Olive E Parsons aged 101 formerly of 148 Commonwealth avenue Beverly native born December 12 1859 died Friday in Brockton where she had lived recently She was life member of Hawthorne Chapter O E S Survived by grandsons Donald W and Maj Robert W Parsons Funeral service at Mac Rae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home led by Rev Edwin B Nvlen Burial at Forrestvale Cemetery Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Olive E. Parsons
Commonwealth Avenue
Brockton
George Parsons
Beverly
Hawthorne
O.E.S
Donald W
Robert W Parsons
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Edwin B. Nvlen
Union Church
Forrestvale Cemetery
Hudson
Lincoln Woman Co Founded Hartwell Farm Restaurant Dies
Miss Jane Hamilton Poor co founder of the Hartwell Farm Restaurant died suddenly en route to the hospital. Born in Boston on November 2 1895 she was in her 66th year. The restaurant opened April 19 1925 by Poor and Marion A Fitch. Surviving are her brother George L C Poor of Lynn. Services were held at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord with Rev Arthur Boyer Jellis officiating. Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jane Hamilton Poor
George L. C. Poor
Lynn
MacRae - Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Arthur Boyer Jellis
First Parish Unitarian Church
Lincoln Cemetery
Frances C Morse dies in Stow widow of Ralph Morse
Frances C Morse wife of Ralph Leonard Morse of Stow and Cavendish Vermont died Saturday. She leaves two sisters Mrs John J Meister Beeton and Mrs William W Werntz Glen Ridge New Jersey. Memorial services will be held at Wayside Inn Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Morse
Stow
Francis (Campbell) Morse
Ralph Leonard Morse
Stow and
Cavendish Vt
John J. Meister
Beeton
William W. Werntz
Glen Ridge
N. J
Wayside Inn Chapel
Maynard Farewell for Anthony Wottkiewicz
Funeral services for Anthony Wottkiewicz of Maynard were held at St. Bridget’s Church after a long illness. He was a former Millstream Restaurant proprietor and Elks member with surviving son William and sister Mrs Malvina Murphy. Bearers from Maynard and Hudson attended.
Funeral services held for Norman S Morris in Acton
Norman S Morris died at his home 9 Seneca road after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Woodlawn Chapel Acton center with Rev Roger W Wootton officiating. Burial followed in Woodlawn cemetery. He was born in Dorchester and lived in Acton seven years, employed as assistant branch manager of White Head Metals Cambridge. Survived by wife Frances O Fickett a daughter Mrs Rolang H Johnson West Acton a son Ronald Norman at home.
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West Acton
Norman S. Morris
Seneca Road
Woodlawn Chapel
Acton Center
Roger W. Wootton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Woodlawn Cemetery
Dorchester
White Head Metals, Inc
Cambridge
Frances O. Fickett
Rolang H. Johnson
Ronald Norman
Acton Funeral Home
Concord Widow Annie Armstrong Dies After 50 Years in Walden Street
Mrs Annie Free dom Loomer Armstrong a former Walden street resident and 50 year Malden resident died last Wednesday in Boston She was born in Nova Scotia on Sept 18 1882 and was the widow of Samuel Armstrong who died in 1950 Surviving are two daughters Mrs Orrin A Mooney Malden and Mrs Inez Feehan Wareham three grandchildren and one great grandchild Four brothers Burton Somerville Wesley Clinton Forrester Manard Alfred Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Funeral services were held at MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Saturday officiated by Rev Robert H Barber
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Concord
Annie Freedom
Loomer) Armstrong
Walden Street
Boston
Boylston Street
Malden
Nova Scotia
Samuel Armstrong
Concord Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Orrin A. Mooney
Inez Feehan
Wareham
Burton
Somerville
Wesley Clinton
Forrester
Manard
Alfred
Springfield
MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Maynard Woman 85 Dies After Long Illness
Margaret T. May, 85, of 79 Summer Street, died Monday morning after a long illness. Born in Acton, she was the daughter of John and Julia Sullivan May and a retired weaver formerly with American Woolen Co. She lived in Maynard 65 years and belonged to St. Bridget's Sodality. Survived by two nieces Julia Johnston and Elizabeth Iannuzzo and three nephews John May, James Sweeney, and Walter Sweeney. Funeral service at Sheehan T. White Funeral Home followed by high Mass at St. Bridget's Church. Burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Foley
James B. Farrell
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Murphy
Joseph Andrews
John Duggan
Frank Silkonis
Walter Lankiewicz
Rudy Aho
Maynard
Leo Murphy
Hudson
Millstream
Maynard Lodge of Elks
June Franklin
Raymond
June) Dumas
William
Ignacy
John
Stanley
Joseph
Frank
Malvina Murphy
Helen Brayden
Columbus
Margaret T. May
Summer Street
Acton
Julia (Sullivan) May
American Woolen Co
St. Bridget’s Sodality
Julia Johnston
Elizabeth Iannuzzo
John May
Chula Vista
Cal
James Sweeney
Elmont
L. I
Walter Sweeney
Morgantown
N. J
Sheehan T. White
St. Bridget’s Church
West Acton Man Dies At Age 90
West Acton resident Hall Bevnn, 90, died suddenly Monday at West Acton Baptist Church. A native of West Acton he cofounded Tall Brothers Wooden Ware Co. He served as church treasurer for 21 years and Sunday school superintendent for 16. Surviving are daughter Mrs Leonard Gould, two brothers, and a granddaughter. Burial in Mount Hope cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Fowler Funeral Home Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ac
Bevnn Hall
Willow Street
West Acton
Tall Brothers Wooden Ware Co
Leonard Gould
St. Petersberg
Fla
Eugene L
A. Stanley
South Pasadena
Cal
Hall
West Acton Baptist Church
William T. Keech
Mount Hope Cemetery
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
Funeral for Dennis McNamara in Lexington
Dennis McNamara died in the house he was born in Lexington. Funeral services were held from McCarthy Memorial Home and a solemn high mass followed at St. Brigid's Church. He would have turned 93 on Nov 21. He was husband of the late Catherine C. Lynch McNamara. Survived by two sons Edward and John R. McNamara of Lexington, the latter a former Boston College football coach, three sisters Theresa G Ferry and Gertrude E Ferry of Lexington and Alice C. McHugh of West Concord. Burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dennis McNamara
McCarthy
Alice C. McHugh
West Concord
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Concord
Concord Nurse M Lof tus Dies After Lingering Illness
Concord resident Mrs M Katherine Loftus believed to have died Tuesday at Emerson Hospital after a lingering illness. Born August 13 1885 in Cambridge she was a retired nurse educated at Leonard Moree Hospital Natick and served as district nurse in Natick Winchendon and Boston health department. She leaves four brothers and nieces and nephews. Funeral from Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home with a requiem high mass at St Bernard Church at 9 tomorrow calling hours 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. Burial in St Bernard Cemetery.
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Concord
M. Katherine Loftus
Main Street
Emerson Hospital
Cambridge
John H
Margaret J. (Sexton) Loftus
Miss Loftus
Leonard Moree Hospital
Natick
Winchendon
City of Boston Health Department
Walden Pond
West Concord Barracks
Chicago
Alfred P. Andover
Richard J
Frederick J. Maynard
Joseph Dee & Son
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Amalia Siipola Rites Held in Milford
Amalia K Kauppinen Siipola 81 widow of Ernest N. Siipola died Thursday at Marlborough Hospital. She lived at 25 Highland Ave with daughter Mrs. Ralph E. Hawes for 26 years. Surviving are son George Siipola Milford and daughter Mrs. Martin Zajac Mendon. 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services by Rev J Edgar Helms Milford Methodist Church. Burial Vernon Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia K. Siipola Sudbury
Amalia (Kauppinen) Siipola
Ernest N. Siipola
Marlborough Hospital
Highland Avenue
Ralph E. Hawes
George Siipola
Milford
Martin Zajac
Mendon
J. Edgar Helms
Charles E Carr, Maynard Resident, Dies at 81
Charles E. Carr, formerly of Stow and long time Maynard resident, died Tuesday morning at Clinton Hospital at age 81. He had resided in Maynard for many years and recently lived at Rest Haven Nursing Home in Lancaster.
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Charles E. Carr Maynard
Charles E. Carr
Clinton Hospital
Stow
Maynard
Rest Haven Nursing Home
Lancaster
Social Security benefits risked if late applications urged
Victor Christgau warns thousands of retirees and survivors may lose benefits if they delay until month’s end. He notes 1960 and 1961 amendments expanded eligibility from October 1960, including workers with reduced qualification work, certain survivors, and aged widowers. Back payments may be retroactively claimed for up to twelve months. delays cost a month’s benefit each missed month. Local offices in Marlboro, Concord, and Maynard host weekly or monthly sessions for information and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Christgau
Bureau of Old - Age and Survivors Insurance
Christgau
Chrisgau
Waltham District
Marlboro City Hall
Concord Public
Concord Police Blotter Exposes Local Magazine Fraud
Concord police recounts cases of magazine peddlers deceiving residents, including a man convicted for larceny and misrepresentation after banks aided in his capture. The column warns readers to verify sellers and notes a teen drinking incident and weekend arrest.
Obituary of Mr Carr Former Farrell Shop Operator
Mr Carr a retired machine operator from Farrell Shop West Acton leaves a brother Leslie of Maynard and two sisters Mrs Robert Whitney also of Maynard and Miss Alice Carr of Boston Private services are set for tomorrow at Fowler Funeral Home Reverend Lawrence O'Brien of Maynard Methodist Church will officiate Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery Stow
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Carr
Farrell Shop
West Acton
Leslie
Maynard
Robert Whitney
Alice Carr
Boston
Fowler Funeral Home
Lawrence O’brien
Maynard Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Stow
Acton Church Youth Fellowship Elects New Officers
Members of the Young People's Fellowship at the Church of the Good Shepherd elected Sandy Rae as president Linda Gubser as vice president Tinkerene treasurer Steva Durm. The group planned a Halloween party and discussed the current season's program. Local youths will meet Sunday at 7 pm at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Young People’s Fellowship
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sandy Rae
Linda Gubser
Tinkerene
Steva Durm
Acton Roxborough Food Sale Highlights 1962 Class
Acton and Roxborough residents supported a successful class of 1962 food sale on Saturday. Supt. William L. O Connell and Principal Raymond J. Grey attended the Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club meeting at the University Club of Boston. Allan R. Stephenson spoke as director of 21 Classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton and
Roxborough
William L. O‘connell
Raymond J. Grey
Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club
University Club of Boston
Allan R. Stephenson
School Closures Announced For Tomorrow By Supt OConnell
Supt OConnell says public schools and the regional high school will be closed tomorrow due to the annual teachers convention. The move affects students, parents, and staff and follows district scheduling notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt O'Connell
Superintendent OConnell Leads Neighborhood Group Meeting
Supt. O'Connell attended the first Neighborhood Superintendents Association meeting at Millis on Thursday. Speakers included William Welsh retired Peabody and William O'Keefe of the State Department of Education. Mason E. King of Acton-Roxborough Regional High School sat on the Amesbury High evaluation committee, part of a NEACSS sponsored review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
O‘connell
Neighborhood Superintendents Association
Millis
William Welsh
Peabody
William O'Keefe
State Department of Education
Mason E. King
Acton-Roxborough Regional High School
Amesbury High
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Copeland Speaker At Supper Here
A pot luck supper at West Acton Baptist Church drew many MerriWeds members. Guest speaker Bob Copeland, a local meteorologist, delivered an illustrated talk on weather variations across the seasons and signs of approaching storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton Baptist Church
Bob’’ Copeland
Maynard Frank Sanderson Reported Patient at Emersor
Frank Sanderson a noted Nason Street stationery shop owner and former town clerk is listed as a patient at Emersor Hospital in the latest town health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sanderson
Nason Street
Emersor Hospital
Auction Change at St George's Heeds Friday Night
Rev. Albert E. Gabriel rector of St George's announces that the men's auction will be Friday night not Saturday as sometimes listed in St George's notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Gabriel
St. George’s
St. George's
Pharmacist Manning to address Emerson Hospital Auxiliary meeting
Irving H. Manning renowned pharmacist and health board member will speak at the Emerson Hospital Auxiliary gathering. The event is Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edith Carbone on Great Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving H. Manning
Board of Health
Emerson Hospital
Edith Carbone
Great Road
Court verdict on underage drunken driving case
Arraigned in district court Monday, the defendant was convicted of drunk driving under 21 and operating after drinking. A $35 fine was issued and a one year license suspension ordered. the judge warned no concessions and stressed accountability to the offender and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiny Bors
Concord-Carlisle math team tops league division with perfect score
Concord-Carlisle High School mathletes opened their second year in the Northeastern Massachusetts Mathematics League with a 210 to 165 victory over Weston and Lincoln-Sudbury. Hoyt Taylor scored a perfect 30, Steven Winter had 27, Kent Morton 25, and Seth Aronie 25, with help from Oliver Thomas, William Newsom, James Crumsey, Peter Webb, John Payne, Muriel Hervey, and Nils Watson as the team advances to the western division contests against Boston Latin and Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Northeastern Massachusetts
Joan Lovins
Julie Cole
Doris Austin
Concord-Carlisle
C.C.H.S
Weston
Lincoln-Sudbury
Uni
Hoyt Taylor
Steven Winter
Kent Morton
Seth Aronie
Oliver Thomas
William Newsom
James Crumsey
Peter Webb
John Payne
Muriel Hervey
Nils Watson
Concord- Carlisle
Boston Latin
Brookline
Newton
Greater Boston Mathematics League
Waltham-Hi preseason picks spark area rivalry bets
The predicted outcomes for local high school games roll in with many upsets and safe bets. Waltham, Lexington, Natick, Stoneham, Winchester and more are forecast to lose or win against Nashua Ashland Watertown Medford Needham Rindge Tech Bel t Marlborough Shrewsbury Noble Greenough Dedham Wakefield Weston Newton Melrose Saugus and others. The preview notes a 250 point total chance and hints at a playful Ouija board nod to Woburn Amesbury and Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Nashua
Wayland
Ashland
Lexington
Watertown
Newton
Medford
Natick
Needham
Stoneham
Rindge Tech
Winchester
Eading
Concord-Carlise
Maynard
Marlborough
Hudson
Shrewsbury
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Framingham
Dedham
Wakefield
Easy
St. Mary’s
Lynn
Weston
Westwood
Melrose
Edge Newton
Ouija Board
Woburn
Amesbury
Ayer
Bedford
Lowell
Keith
Blue Plate
Swampscott
Saugus
State Police Open House Week Observed
Commissioner Frank S. Giles orders state police installations statewide open from Oct 20 to Nov 4 to mark the 40th anniversary. The West Concord barracks on Route 2 hosts public tours during State Police Week proclaimed by Gov John A Volpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Commonwealth
John A. Volpe
Principal Watson to Start as Beverly Assistant Superintendent
Robert Watson, principal at Ripley and Willard schools, leaves this week to assume duties November 1 as assistant superintendent of schools in Beverly. He brings years of experience in administration and classroom leadership to the Beverly post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watson
Ripley and Willard
Beverly
Junior Choir Rehearsal At First Parish Hall
Under Mrs. John Ruze direction the junior choir of First Parish will rehearse in the parish hall Friday at 3 30 p m. The choir for third, fourth and fifth graders will sing at the Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruze
First Parish
Priday
Minister Reverte Jellis Teaches Sermon at 11 A M
The First Parish minister Roger Jellis presents a sermon at 11 am on a day to discuss the Bible. A seminar titled The Religious the Neither Suns Nor Hides is set for 8 pm focusing on the Old Testament book of Jeremiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Jellis
Acton Roxborough Narrow Victory Over Noccerites
Acton Roxborough edges Noccerites by a 3-1 score after injuries hindered the home side. Passanen opened scoring, Ronald Shelley added two goals, while freshman Sweatt and others contributed as Acton rallied after an upset loss earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Dog Bridge School
Passanen
Ronald Shelley
Ald Sweatt
Acton - Roxborough
Gary
Fred
Daniel Boy
Cambridge
Paul Henneforth
Stan
Philip Foley
Colonials Fall to Bedford in Tight Hockey Clash
Bedford edges Colonials as both teams struggle offensively in a low scoring game. Fay Palameria and June Knight scored for Bedford while Margaret Moland Diane Lee Kathy Paradis led Colonials with efforts. Goalie LeClerc and defenders Mazzeo Wal Brenda Bentsen anchored defense. J V squad also dropped their contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Colonials
Fay
Palameria Ris
Margaret Moland
Diane Lee
Kathy Paradis
Claire Jane Mazzeo
Lee Wal Brenda Bentsen
LeClerc
J.v.'s
N. Christian
Dorothy Ste Barbara Custance
Joan
Joan McFarland
Eriskson
Kathy Sam
June Knight
Acton
Girls Wage Tie With Riva
Rain soaked field forced a 3-3 draw as Acton-Ashland graphed a resilient tie. Margaret Moland and Di Therbee sparked a 2-1 lead before Miss Bushe and Kathy Paradis each found the mark to salvage the tie with two minutes left. Fullenton Laraine and freshman wings added energy while Leera Davis Claire Lyons and Bentsen anchored defense behind goalie Marilyn Lecie. The J.W. squad slipped to a 1-05 defeat despite Lecie’s steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ashland
Nials
Colonials
Margaret Moland
Ditherbee
Asi
Popwich
Marilyn Lecie
J.W
Concord-Cat Plays At Belmont In League Contest
Concord-Cat gridmen trek to Belmont for a Middlesex league game Saturday at 1 30 p m Belmont holds a 1 3 record Concord-Carlisle leads the league Belmont through Nov 4 hosts Maynard Marlborough away on Turkey Day, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Belmont
Concord-Carlisle
Bridge Latin
Saturda
Maynard
Hearing Listed On Emerson Arts Court Case
Hearing listed for Emerson arts matter scheduled Monday at 8 p m. Town residents and interested parties urged to attend a public session on the court hearing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson A Arts
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Maynard Tot
Wis
Jane H. Poor
Anthony W. Wotjkiewicz
Annie F. Armstrong
Bertram D Hall
Katherine Lofts
Anishgym
Nashoba
Social Security News
Sgt
William J. Costello
Harvard Trust Co
Cadillac
Donald Melisi
Harvard Trust
Frank O. Haymans
William K. Walters
Robert Learmonth
Haymans
Learmonth
Salem
House of Correction
Sudbury Road
Copeland
Taylor and Winter Hig
Pigskin Pickin
Reading
Belmont Stoneham
Riva
Belm
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