Death notice and obituaries from Stow area
Resident of 4 Long Street is dead at home on Sunday January 20. Survived by husband Williams liver, one son, three day five grandchildren and one grandson. She was born in Stow and lived there all her life. Funeral services held at Scher Funeral Home with Albert S. Anderson officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery, Stow. Also baptism notice for Ronald Wilho Jcki of Fitchburg at the home of grandfather John Ritolehto. Officiating pastor Rev George Koponen. Parents Mr and Mrs Wilho lcki. Mrs Snellmary of Fitchburg hosted reception.
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Syr
Williams Liver
Stowng
MahliJsmore
Washington, D.c
Frederick J. Alden
Westerville
Mass
Millard A. ¥Irl
Hudson
Har E. Weir
Belmont
Scher Funeral Home
Albert S. Anderson
Theodist Episcopal Church
Franklin
Boston
Brookside Deety
Stow
Lizzie M. “Oliver
Ronald’ Wilho Jcki
Wilholcki
Fitchburg
John Ritolehto
Tow
Geor. Koponen
Ish Congregationel Church
Snellmary
Onervy Jehto
Rees and Friends
Bedford Church of Christ to Hold Farewell Service for Rev Thompson
The Bedford Church of Christ will end Rev Frank W. Thompson's ministry this Sunday with a morning service including three baptisms and by letter transfers. An evening service at 7:30 will unite a large group of junior church attendees with the church on confession of faith. The day also features Campfire Girls activities and Pioneers supper as part of weekly church events.
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Church
R .Willore Hunt
Edward Nahigian
Church of Christ
Pioneers
Thompso
the United
Church ‘of Christ
Sudbury Expects To Reach Quota In Clothing Drive
Sudbury commits to exceed the quota for the Victory Clothing Collection at its halfway point with over 1200 garments reported. National Chairman Henry J. Kaiser set a goal of one garment per person in each community. Co chairs Stuert Edgerly and Beven Lowe urge more donations at depots before January 31. Buy war bonds and stamps.
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Sudbury
Victory
Sudbury Committee
Henry J. Kaiser
Stuert-Edgerly
Beven “Lowe
Bedford OES Installation Honors Past Matrons in Town Hall
The Bedford Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at Town Hall after a cafeteria supper. Past officers led the ceremony. a soloist from Lexington performed. New officers include Olive Bieren as matron and Walter B. Brolin as patron, with a 1946 tribute to former officers and gifts to Katharine Farrington and Edmund French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Paul Revere
Order of the Eastern Star
Harvey
J. Comrie
Evelyn Wanamaker
Florence
Irene Wanamaker
Mary French
Edmund French
Lucy Pfeiffer
Ruth Livermore
Florence Brolin
Barbara Arnold
Adah
Edith Smith
Ruth
Jean Thresher
Esther
Mildred Heywood
Martha
Electa
Minola Black
Mabel Richardson
Minnie Stevenson
Rasmus Petersen
Sentinel
Katharine Farrington
Mildred Arnold
Olive Bieren
Walter Black
Mercie S. Jones
Elizabeth Fournier
Bedford News Notes On Club Meeting And Local Events
The Winifredenone Nature Club met at Mrs Paul B. Webber’s home to discuss migrations, Locusts, and Lemmings with papers read by Mrs Warren Dutton, Mrs Frank A. Goodwin, and Mrs Harvey J. Comrie. Bedford Grange dances continue weekly in the Town hall under local hosts.
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5Monds
Paul B. Webber
Hill
Dave
Warren Dutton
Frank A. Goodwin
Harvey J. Comrie
Bedford Grange
The
Grange
Thomas Johnston
Salvatore Albani
DeCamp Family Welcomes Returning Army Veteran
Sergi DeCamp has returned from service in the Pacific and received an honorable discharge from the Army. He is visiting Mr DeCamp's parents in New York.
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N. Y
Mr. DeCamp
Sergi DeCamp
Pacific
Army
Bedford Church Bell Ringers Visit Haverhill Program
The Bedford Church of Christ Guild of Bell Ringers traveled to Haverhill Sunday night to perform music at the First Baptist Church led by ringing master J William Cooper. Members participating included Mrs Jameson R Harrison Mrs Roland Young Mrs Gaston Goyette Mrs Fay Roby Mrs Louis Santoro and Mrs Alton W Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Goyette
Fay Roby
Alton W. Adams
Jameson Harrison
Returns from Hawaii by Sudbury WAVES veteran
Sudbury resident Ellen McSweeney daughter of Henry T McSweeney has returned from Hawaii after ten months service with the WAVES and was discharged last week in New York City. She served over three years, was previously stationed at Hutchinson Kansas, and was at Barber's Point O A H U in the disbursing office.
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Sudbury
Ellen McSweeney
K.D
Henry T. McSweeney
Larf@hamread
Hawaii
The
WAVES
Manhattan Towers
New York City
Hutchinson Kansas
Barber's Point
O.A.H.U
Apple Diversity Surpasses Seven Thousand Varieties
A new survey notes the United States hosts over seven thousand apple varieties. Researchers highlight genetic diversity and regional cultivars driving the broad selection available to growers and consumers.
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Lizkie M. Re
Twombly Fueral
Altea
Charley
Allan
Tel
Maynard
Maynard Dry Cleaning Service
Maynard Tailors and Cleansers
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Stanley Smith
James D. Smith
Carlisle Road
Smith
Army Air Corps
James P. McQuaid, Jr
Springs Road
Lake City
Fiori
John A. DeCamp Jr
South Road
Uti
Bell Ringers
United States
Rad
Bachrach
AP Geen
Blac Mission
Masor ST. Maynard
Peiver
Concord
William H. O’brien
Arthur A. Magurna
Emiline Wood
Long Hill Road
Bolton
I.H.C
Sele
Rtg
Bolton & Rte
Manning St
First National
WBZ
Betty Alden
STING
WHSON
Crisco
Gerber’s Junior Foods
Bety Alden
Richmond
Ceylon
India
Florida
Crisp California
Iceberg
BCHS
Larce
SELEC
Barry Farms
Pillsbury's
Joan Carol Cello
Lowe Tea
Main St
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