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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
6
Sudbury First Parish announces Sunday services with church school registration at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 a m, followed by a dedication ceremony in the vestibule. Volunteers are urged to help with church clean up Saturday 10 a m to 4 p m and youth group meets Sunday 3 p m.
The second of three public voter registrations is at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord from 7 to 9 p m tonight. The final registration is Friday Cit 7 from 12 noon to 10 p m at the town clerk office. Ed Hagerty elected to Atlantic City Racing Association board succeeding J Griffith Boardman of New York.
Concord police report speeding motorists clocked since January 1 with 54 from Concord and more than 200 yearly accidents cited to justify the campaign. An Alcott School theft is under investigation after a thief rifled a desk for $14. Police urge parents to have children ride bikes on sidewalks after dark for safety.
Stow Fifteen boys enrolled in a new junior youths gun school at the fire station Tuesday evening. The course continues the next two Tuesdays at 7 30 p.m. The gun nery instruction is given to Roland Gaudette conservation officer. All boys 14 to 18 are welcome.
Wichita Falls Texas United Press International reports John A Taylor says jackrabbits are eating the grass on his front lawn prompting his complaint headline from Bunny Run street.
A fall run of six Mornings at Wayside Inn lectures begins Oct. 11 sponsored by the Inn’s ladies committee. Speakers include Mrs. Cadis Phipps on Paper Mosaics of Mrs Delany, Doroth y Waterhouse on Wall Papers of Old New England, Anson Howe Smith on southern England houses inns and gardens, John C. Losch on 18th to early 19th century clocks, Thomas Maytham on Maurice Prendergast and a Providence preservation talk by Mrs. William Slater Allen on College Hill restoration. Contact Mrs. Richard Hill for details.
Sudbury residents are urged to use the mobile chest X ray unit sponsored by health organizations. The unit will be in their town on Oct. 6, organized by Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association. Only a minimal charge is expected for screening.
A public campaign urges readers to purchase U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. Officials promote bonds as a way to support national needs and secure personal savings during wartime or economic uncertainty.
Concord notices list Harold N Bates 57 of 99 Thoreau Street died Tuesday after illness. Retired from Brookline schools after 27 years. Memorial service at Congregational Church. Burial in Hingham Center. Maynard notice Mary E Brothers 85 former resident died at Marian Villa South Boston. Funeral at Sheehan White followed by St Bridget's High Mass. Interment in St Bridget's cemetery.
Frederick J. King 86 retired call fireman died Saturday at Stow Rest Home. Funeral Tuesday at Sheehan White with Rev. Charles Murphy officiating at St. Bridget's Church. Burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. Survived by sons Arthur Dedham Vincent Newburyport Walter Maynard and several grandchildren. He was honorary member of Maynard's fire department. Delegations attended.
Laura M. Hammond 84 of 641 Boston Post Road Sudbury died Monday at New England Deaconess Hospital after a long illness. Born July 18 1876 in Bay de Warde Newfoundland she lived in Sudbury 32 years. Widow of Stephen A Hammond she belonged to St Elizabeths Episcopal Church. Private funeral services were held at Pitman Chapel Forest Hills Crematory with Rev. Stanley Rodgers officiating. Burial was in Forest Hills Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Edwin G Johnson of Cambridge and Sudbury and two sons Stephen A Hammond Sr of New York City and R Paul Hammond of Lansing Michigan.
Christina McGregor 67 of Concord Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Sunday death following long residency. Born Glasgow Scotland September 4 1893. Survived by sisters Elizabeth McAuley West Concord Mary Robertson California and brother John Toronto Canada. Funeral at MacRae Tunnicliffe with Rev Edwin B Nylen officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Funeral services for John Stone of Concord Road were held at his home with Rev. Robert Jones officiating. Burial followed at Town Cemetery. arrangements by W. A. Twombly Funeral Home. Lempi M. Sivonen, 61, of Bates Avenue, died after a long illness at Thoreau Nursing Home Concord. Born in Finland she resided in Maynard 45 years and was widow of George Sivonen. Surviving relatives include two sons, three sisters, four brothers, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Evangelical Congregational Church with Rev. Eino Hamalainen officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers listed from Mertin & Doran Funeral Home.
Allen J Sparks 34 staff sergeant of Edgegettas Company died unexpectedly in Bedford. Sept. rte. He lay in state Sept 20 at Brase Memorial Home Watham with a base chaplain. A World War II and Korean conflict veteran he is survived by widow Mickey Cole and children Ruth Ulsey Sparks. Burial at San Amiens Texas with military rites.
Joseph A Benullo 47 a civilian employee at Bedford A F Base died Sunday in Woburn after a long service in the Army. He leaves a wife Elizabeth McCafferty a father in Woburn two brothers Michael Jr Andover six sisters. Funeral from McLaughlin Home Woburn with a mass at Anthony's Church followed by military burial at the cemetery in Woburn.
Brian Hayward, a Concord resident and former Concord High and Boston University School of Dentistry student, died in a Saturday night automobile accident. Burial followed at a local cemetery with several classmates attending the rites. Surviving are family members including Capt. Irving W. Haj and others. Funeral arrangements are handled by MacRae Funeral Home.
Former resident Concord Peter died at home after a day of rose bonfiglio and his wife for five years. He was born in Italy and resided on Westford Road. Survived by miss Lucretia and five children Joseph John Peter and several grandchildren. Funeral from Joseph Funeral Home followed by a quiet high mass at ward's Church. Burial in the family lot.
Concord resident Louise Landry of Bral Services attended the morning service at the former Barbara Ard Funeral Home followed by a requiem sung for the deceased.
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