Keizer Funeral Held for Former Machinist at Park
The funeral for Keizer, formerly of road and lately of Park, was held Saturday at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Henning T. officiated in the family lot with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs. Al Florida and Mrs. Connec years, and 10 great grandchildren. Services were held at Fowler Funeral Home the following day.
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Keizer
MacRae-Tunnichiffe
Henning T
First Baptist Park
Fast
Fowler Funeral Home
Rino J. Hama
Mission Evantional Church
Glenwood Heme
John Williams
Hjalmarjto
G. Wendell
Brooke
Brooks
August Silvio
William Jokinen
Obituary for Mrs Warren with Union church funeral details
Rev Orville D Mom officiated the funeral and interment was in Glenwood cemetery. A native of Prince Edward Island she was widowed from Charles A and formerly attended MacLean Hospital. She leaves two daughters Mrs Waino Pekkala Maynard and Mrs Warren Hanson Woburn, a son John R Hurley New York City, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Mary Weshtaven Dunstable.
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Orville D. Mom
Union Congregational Ach
Glenwood Cemetery
Prince Edward Island
Warren
Charles A
MacLean Hospital
Waino Pekkala
Maynard
Warren Hanson
Woburn
John R. Hurley
New York City
Mary Weshtaven
Dunstable
Concord graveside rites for WWI Navy commander George Auld
George P. Auld aged 81 died September 10 in New Canaan Connecticut. Rites were held at Sleepy Hollow cemetery with Rev Arthur Boer Jellis of the First Unitarian officiating and Dr Francis C. McDonald presenting the flag to his widow. Auld, expert on World War I reparations, served as accountant general of the inter allied reparations commission and assisted Owen D. Young in implementing the Dawes plan. His later roles included civilian chief of the Navy's cost and audit branch and work on Navy price adjustment arrangements before funeral home Joseph Dee and Son handled the services.
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George P. Auld
Sleepy Hollow
Auld
U.S. Navy
New Canaan
Conn
Arthur Boer Jellis
Francis C. McDonald
Vermont
Navy
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Owen D. Young
Mr. Auld
Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home
Florence Fields Dies During Visit. Rites in New York
Mrs Florence Fields age 31 of 31 Peter Spring road died unexpectedly while visiting her son John P Fields. Born in York City she was widow of Samuel Peter who died in 1967. Services set in New York with burial at Gate cemetery Valhalla NY. Local arrangements by Dee & Son.
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Florence Fields
Concord
Florence (McCoy) Fields
Peter
Spring Road
John P
York City
Samuel Peter
New York
the Gate Cemetery
Valhalla
N.Y
Gem Dee & Son
Obituary notes Michael McDonald and Stella Clasby Water town
Mae nee cDonald ckey and w f Michael McDonald were among the deceased with Chester Stella Clasby Water town and Mrs Joseph Mae McCabe listed. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Donald J ae Funeral Home Wa
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Mae Nee cDonald- Ckey
Michael McDonald
Chester
Stella
Eugene B Lawrence 63 dies after long illness
Eugene B Lawrence Jr of Gleasondale road died Tuesday at 63 born in London. He lived in New England and was a printer by trade with a long career. Services set for later at Fow.
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Eugene B. Lawrence
Eucene Burt Lawrence, Jr
Gleasondale Road
London
Buckley High School
New London
Boston
John V
James B
Lemuel E
Bedford
Fow
Nursing School Class of 1968 Caps at Mass General Hospital
West Acton resident Dacey of West Acton earned a nursing cap as part of the Mass General Hospital School of Nursing class of 1968. Dr John H Knowles directed the ceremony in the Moree Auras of aset in Science Boston. Miss Sleeper presented each student with her cap at the ceremony followed by a reception in Bartlett Hall for students families and friends.
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Westa Ae
Salite Salehoetteen
Dacey
West Acton
Mass
General Hospital School of Nursag
Aset
Science
Boston
John H. Knowles
Miss Sleeper
School of Nursing Nursing Service
Bartlett Hall
Lawton Talks Reform Bill At Acton Town Meeting
Acton Center Fire Station hosted the town committee's meeting as James R. Lawton, Democratic nominee for attorney general, spoke on reforming land for the town. Lawton noted initial House and Ways and Means support but the bill was defeated. The committee schedules its next session for September 27.
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Lawton
Acton
Acton Center
James R. Lawton
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Boston
Concord-Congregationalist Church Opens Fall Programs
The Concord Congregationalist Church begins its fall activities with church school sessions at 9:30 and 11. Mrs Wilder Parks resumes Christian education director duties, and Mrs John Adams is named education committee chair. Regular worship doubles to 9:30 and 11 with choir, plus new teachers sought. Couples Club supper Friday 7:30. reservations with Irene Carley. Senior youth fellowship plans a Sunday 7:30 program on colleges and cult groups led by Sharon Opperman with Jane Creighton assisting worship.
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Concord — Congregationalist Church
United Church of Christ
Wilder Parks
John Adams
Christian Education Committee
Couples
Irene Carley
Sharon Opperman
Jane Creighton
Circle Conducts Luncheon Meeting at Carlisle Church
Carlisle Ladies social circle of Carlisle Congregational Church met Thursday at the church for a luncheon business meeting. A short program was held with Mrs. Edward R. Stephen in charge. Mrs. Lester W. Water man led devotions. Hostesses were Mrs. Philip D. White, Mrs. Walter Woodward, and Mrs. William Shumway, president.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Edward R. Stephen
Lester W. Waterman
Philip D. White
Walter Woodward
William Shumway
St. John's Notes Office Schedule for Week
An eastern Massachusetts district meeting will be held in Laurence starting at 10 a.m. Senior choir meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Wednesday also at 8 p.m. church school teachers meet in the vestry. Thursday altar guild meets at 8. Senior choir meets Saturday at 9 30 a.m. Junior confirmation class at 11.
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ST. John’s
Maynard
Massachusetts
Laurence
Altar Guild
Society to Meet Hear Town History From Mrs Perkins
Stow Stow Historical Society will hold a meeting Thursday evening September 27 at 8 oclock in the library. Mrs Joseph Perkins Gale will speak on the history of the town.
Funeral services set for Maynard resident
Funeral home announces services Friday at 2 pm with Rev. Ren Mazur of First Parish Church officiating. Burial will follow in Brookside Cemetery.
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Ler Funeral Home
Maynard
Ren. Mazur
First Parish Church
Brookside Cemetery
Sudbury Teachers Association Plans Stage Play and Basketball Game
Sudbury teachers held an informal meeting to plan a faculty stage production and the annual basketball game with junior high players. Building representatives included Betty McQuade Nixon School Sara Hoffman Haynes School Esther Ovian Horse Pond Road School Janice Nutting Loving School Frank Pirrello Fairbanks School Barbara Thornley. The gathering was well attended and seen as a sign of strong engagement for the year ahead.
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Sudbury — Teachers Association
Betty McQuade
Nixon
Sara Hoffman
Haynes
Esther Ovian
Horse Pond Road
Janice Nutting
Loving
Frank Pirrello
Fairbanks
Barbara Thornley
Acton P T A Membership Drive Under Way
Acton P T A launches its annual membership drive with volunteers canvassing neighborhoods. President Frank Primiano says enrollment helps children and teachers by strengthening parent school ties and expanding the group’s human resources. The drive aims to recruit more fathers and citizens to support Acton schools.
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Acton P. Oe
Ship Drive
Mem
Acton P. T. A
Argictibetanes
Frank Primiano
Public Hearing On Gas License Revocation In Sudbury
Sudbury selectmen schedule a public hearing for Sept 27 at 8 p m to consider revoking Wayland Motors Inc gas license on the Boston Post Road after three years of nonuse. Lawrence B Tighe said notice and hearing comply with state law allowing revocation. Wayland Motors may contest at the hearing.
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Sudbury — Selectmen
Wayland Motors, Inc
Boston Post Road
Selectman
Lawrence B. Tighe
Town Hall
Selectmen
Wayland Motors
Maynard elects officers at St Bridget’s CVO meeting
St Bridget’s C V O elected officers on Sunday with John Mullin as president, David Hunter as vice president, Terry McDonnell as treasurer, and Kathleen Sawyer as secretary.
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Maynard
St. Bridget
Ex Regional Athletes Enter College Freshman Classes
Donald Lee son of Arthur and Mrs Lee of 5 Mead Terrace matriculates at Polytechnic Institute to study chemical engineering. He earned the Harvard Club prize in Concord and led as captain of soccer and basketball teams while a regional high school student. Nancy Peck daughter of Arthur and Mrs Peck formerly of 16 Coughlin Street enters University of Pennsylvania as a freshman with honors society and student council memberships.
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Donald Lee
Selectman
Arthur Lee
Mead Terrace
Polytechnic Institute
Donald
Folks Urged to Register Early for Adult Education Classes
Concord and Carlisle residents are urged to register for fall evening classes run by the advisory committee for adult education. Registration nights are set for Tuesday, 7:30 to 9 p.m., at Concord Carlisle High School, with classes beginning October 4 for Tuesdays or October 9 for Thursdays. Non-residents must register in person. brochures are available at local libraries and the Paint Pot.
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Concord
Advisory Committee For
Richard M. Watch, Jr
Harriet Hall
Douglas F. Reilly
Calixte Adrian
Robert Fieldmesser
Michael Fitzmorris
Thomas
Joseph C. Regan
Carlisle
West Concord
Acton
Carlisle High School
Capone Reassigned to Oxnard Base After Training
3 C Richard P Capone of Bedford Massachusetts is reassigned to Oxnard AFB California following graduation from the Air Force technical training course for supply inventory specialists. Capone trained to order and account for supplies using punched card accounting machines and electronic data processing equipment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Capone of 21 Chelmsford road.
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Amarillo Afb
Tex
Richard P. Capone
Bedford Mass
Oxnard
Cal
U. S. Air Force Technical
Capone
Bedford High
Albert Capone
Chelmsford Road
Newcomers Welcome Wagon Dots Local List
Bernice C. Lapsley hosts a Welcome Wagon gathering with new arrivals from Framingham Lexington Wellesley Watertown Newton and Boston area. Names include Miss P J Douillette Atkinson Haserick Company Inc engineer from Framingham Theodore Kohana physicist from Raytheon and Victoria Sweeny daughter of artists among others noted for professions and origins.
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Sudbury
Bernice C. Lapsley
Enterprise
P.J. Douillette
Atkinson Haserick Company, Inc
Frangham
Frank Folino
Frank
Lexington
Lincoln Laboratory
M.I.T
Richard Hoey
Caroll
Paula
Diana
Donna
Wellesley
Brookside Company, Inc
Watertown
Theodore Kohana
Months
Raytheon
Waltham
Mitchell Bistany
Edgerton
Germeshausen and
Greir
Boston
Dr Flavin Tops Weekend Tourney at Concord Country Club
Weekend results list Dr John F. Flavin as champion with a 74-69 score, followed by Andrew M. Dawson 84-70 and Charles B. Johnson 83-71. Other notable scores include Leonard Smith 79-72 Wilder Parks 83-73 John W. Codding 86-73 Loring Grimes 80-73 Col David Riddle 88-73 Carleton Klinck 88-73 Henry S. Thoms 79-74 and George Philips 90.
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Concord
Concorn Country Club
John F. Flavin
Andrew M. Dawson
Charés B. Johnson
Leonard Smith
Wilder Parks
John W. Codding
Loring Grimes
Col
David Riddle
Carleton Klinck
Henry S. Thomps
George Philips
Two Acton-Boxborough Grads Begin College Freshman Year
Two Acton-Boxborough Regional High School graduates start college careers. Martha Ferry, valedictorian and honor society member, begins freshman year at Mount Holyoke College. Richard C Knight starts at Northeastern University and was class president and student government leader. He earned the Acton Firemen's Association scholarship at graduation.
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Acton
Acton - Boxborough
Martha Ferry
Edward Ferry
Massachusetts Avenue
Mount Holyoke College
Martha
Richard C. Knight
Harold Knight
School Street
Northeastern University
Richard
Acton Firemen’s Association
Churchwomen Plan Year’s Program With New Officers
The Acton Roxbury Littleton and Stow Episcopal Churchwomen of the Good Shepherd announce the 1962 1963 program. Opening event is a silver tea at 4 Phase Street Acton Center on Thursday Sept 27 from 3 to 5 pm to welcome new members.
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Acton
Episcopal
Church of the Good Shepherd
James Lynch
Roxborough
Littleton and
Stow
William Welch, Jr
Phase Street
Acton Center
Walter M. Bird, Jr
Robert Phillips
Lynch
John Thurston
Samuel Davis
William Saxon
Altar Guild
George Raymond
Thomas McWilliams
E. J. Seppala
Aids
John Floyd
Richard Rhodes
United Bank Offering
Bernard Kuhn
Safety program in Acton public schools this week
A safety program conducted by the motor vehicles department will be held at Acton Public Schools and Acton Roxborough Regional High School on Monday and Tuesday. Buy U.S. Savings Bond.
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Acton
Ru .of Motor Vehicles
Acton Public Schools
Acton - Roxborough Regional High School
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