Mass and funeral rites for Navy veteran held in Schenectady
Organist Manuel and a mass opened the funeral for the late Navy veteran. The cortege, escorted by Concord police, traveled to St. Bernard's for burial in the family lot. Special prayers were read at the grave as the flag draped casket was lowered.
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Joseph Atrabella
Joseph
Navy
P.O. Stanislaus Anrus
Schenectady
N. Y
Renue
Concord Police
Foley
Kelliber
Pietano
Andrutil
H.M.N.G
Earl Barker
Arles R. Dextér
Monument Square
Sailor Dies After Naval Service in Southwest Pacific
The son of Mrs Dona Rizzitano and Giacomo Jamés Rizzitano died after serving about a year in the Navy. He left a brother Fortunato and three sisters Mary Assunta and Shirley of Cole, with many relatives. Funeral arrangements were by Joseph Dee and Son of Concord.
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Saraphen
Pacific
Exnees
Dona
Rizzitano
Giacomo
Jamés
Fortunato
Athy
Mary, Assunta
Shirley
Cole
Joseph Dee
Son of
Concord
Editor Christopher Hurd Ties Local Papers
A locally known editor, Christopher W. Hurd, facilitated a transaction related to the ConeordsMe and Nie Sebo matter, connected to Mr Crider of the Washington sons of the ax. The brief item notes Hurd’s office involvement in the process.
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ConeordsMe
Nie
Sebo
Crider
the. W. Washington Sons of the
Aos
Christopher W. Hurd
Funeral services held for Charles L Widtfeldt 66
Funeral services for Charles L Widtfeldt aged 66 of 67 Nashoba Road were held last Friday at the William R Miller Chapel in Waltham. Rev George A Butters of Emmanuel Church officiated and burial followed at Lakeside Cemetery Wakefield. Widtfeldt, a longtime employee of the Waltham Watch Company, is survived by his wife Corinne Moors a son and two grandchildren.
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Acton
Charles L. Widtfeldt
Nashoba’ Road
William R.’ Miller
Waltham
George A. Butters
Immanuel
la Side
Wakefield
Waltham Doe
Waltham Watch Company
Boros
John
Coririne
Aton
Oregon Forest Lands Surpass Twenty Nine Thousand Acres
Correction notes a misstatement about football season context and confirms Oregon holds more than 29 000 acres of forest lands including lakes and streams.
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Oregon
Seven Boy Scouts Return From Caity Trip
Seven members of Troop 27 Lincoln returned from a five day camping trip to parts of New Hampshire. They were accompanied by District Chairman John Todd and troop committee members Sumner Smith Jr Ethan Aoe Dana Murphy John Tep Paul Dorian Jr Will ell Curtis Chapin Stika and John Ciaso. Ciaso is a football member of Concord’s track team.
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Concord
Sever
Boy Scouts
Lincoln
New Hampshire
John Todd
Sumner Smith, Jr
Ethan A. Aoe
Dana
Murphy
John
Te Paul
Dorian, Jr
Willell
Curtis Chapin
Sti
John Ciaso
Cas
Ciaso
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Claire Guntese
Funeral services for Mrs Claire Guntese of 39 Tatt Avenue Concord were held last Sunday at Belmont with interment at Shelburne Falls. She was born in Waltham and leaves her husband three children her parents and two sisters including Mrs Vega Cooper of Concord.
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Concord
Claire Guntese
Sean
Tatt Avenue
Ington
Belmont
Shelburne Falls
Wilson
Waltham
Vega Cooper
Lexington store owner found guilty in minor ammunition sale
In Middlesex County Court Judge Pierre Northup presided over the case of Currier, a Lexington shopkeeper, charged with selling ammunition to a minor. The defendant was found guilty, fined $100, as details of the murder case against Paul Zayka were explored during the trial. Pike, charged in the same murder case, remains jailed in Worcester County.
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Concord
Lexington
Currier
Swell Street
Central District Court
Middlesex County
Pierre A. Northrup
Frank T. Neil
Pike
Main Street
Charlestown
Worcester County
Paul Zayka
Hudson High School
Coursel
Zayka
Raymond A. Heron
Bolton
Fire hits West Concord toy factory near Winthrop Street
A small one story concrete toy factory at the end of Winthrop Street off Commonwealth Avenue in West Concord suffered a rear fire of undetermined origin. Fire crews led by Chief Harry E. Tuttle extinguished the blaze in about an hour, estimating damage at 5,000 dollars with the plant insured. The 10 employees were not named.
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West Concord
Disc
Winthrop Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Belmont
Harry E. Tuttle
Tuttle
Sam Yep Says No to Customers in Milwaukee A Chinese Lam
Sam Yep, a Milwaukee lam dealer, is noted for firm refusals when addressing customers. The article highlights his blunt approach and straight talk during sales interactions.
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Milwaukee
Sam
Waltham Man Charged With Murder Intent
Concord Dorhinic Todice aged 20 Exchange Street Waltham was arraigned in Concord District Court on a complaint by Lexington police for assault with intent to murder. Todice allegedly fired a .22 rifle at his brother Albert Todice after a disagreement following a Lexington game. Judge Pierre A Ner set bail at 3000 and continued the case. Todice had fled the scene and later surrendered.
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Concord
Dorhinic _ Todi
Stret
Concor District
Lexington Police
Frank Neil Pfo
Todice
Albert Iodice
Cottage Street
Cing
Lowing
Lexington
Lieut
Ner
Pierre “A. .Ner
Dominic
Tas
Dominié
Fire drill set for Thursday at 76¢loc station
Fire officials led by Chief Harry B. Tuttle announce a regular drill at the local station this Thursday. The event aims to test response times and readiness across units.
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Tor
Harry B. Tuttle
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