Miss Gazzola Weds G J Patterson in Franklin Church
Miss Mable Elizabeth Gazzola daughter of Mr. and Mrs Galliano Gazzola of Franklin marries George Joseph Patterson son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur J Patterson of Stow at St Marys Church Franklin. The ceremony is followed by a noon dinner and a 2 pm reception at local halls with guests from Franklin Stow Maynard and Woonsocket. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Quebec before settling in Stow with the groom's brother. The notice also notes the first shaving mug patent in 1860 and 94 mugs patented by 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
St. Mary’s Church
Franklin
Mable Elizabeth Gazzola
Galliano Gazzola
Pond’ Place
George Joseph Patterson
Arthur J. Patterson
Father Grey
Yolanda Gazzola
Terry’ Malito
Gemma Santacaterina
Muriel Derosier
Dorothy Dangelo
Arthur’ J. Patterson
Shivatore Guidé
Dina Gerbmine
Hank Messeri
Danny Gazzola
Duané Moore
Jerry
Venice Cafe
DeBaggis and
Derrico Hall
Stowy
Maynard
West Concord
Lincoln
Mass
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Franklin High School
U. S. Rubber Company
Hale High School
U. S. Navy
Erkkinen
Quebec
Canada
Robert Patterson
Crescent Street
Divorce suit brought by husband in Cambridge court
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex issues a libel for divorce from Dorothy Charter of Hampton Virginia at the request of George Henry Charter. Objections must be filed within 21 days from September 8, 1947. Judge John C Leggat notes this citation. June 1926, July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Dorothy
Charter of
Hampton
Commonwealth of Virginia
George Henry Charter
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring
P.’ Jordan
Register
Lost Book Notices for Middlesex Institution for Savings
Deposit Book No. 44241 lost with payment stopped announced by Middlesex Institution for Savings. Notice cites Whitney S. Smith as assistant treasurer and dates June 12 1926. Additional Lost Book 37950 and entries June 16 1947 June 19 26 July 3 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex’ Inst
Whitney S. Smith
Asst
Treas
Middlesex Institution For Savings
W. S. Smith
Lost Book Notice for Duplicate No 10073
Assabet Institution for Savings of Maynard Massachusetts announces a request for a duplicate book to replace Book No 10073 reported lost. The notice to replace the lost item is dated June 26 July 3 and 10.
Lost Book Duplicate Request for No 14658
Assabeteet Savings announces a public notice that a duplicate for Book No 14658 is sought after loss. The notice lists dates in July and invites any claimant to present evidence by the stated deadlines.
Stow Notables Take Summer Time Away and Return
Stow residents report several summer activities and travels. Robert Davis returns to duty in the U S Navy in San Francisco after a seventeen day leave spent in Stow. Louise Paige visits Boston friends. Mrs Clemens and family enjoy a Maine coast vacation. Karen Katvala celebrates her fifth birthday. John May and Jon John of Brooklyn vacation with the Hansons at White Pond Road. Irving Smith takes a week off at Moose Head Lake Maine. Paul S Smith returns from Mass State College for the summer and works for Francis Warren. The School Committee conducts its annual tour of three schools for inspection and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
California
Stow
Unity church Food Sale on Saturday July 12 on church lawn
The Stow Unity Club of the First Parish Unitarian will sponsor a food sale on the church lawn Saturday afternoon July 12 starting at 2 PM. Home baked beans brown bread and other homemade foods will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow—The
Unity Club of the First Parish
Unitarian
Public hearing on tank capacity increase Maynard
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on July 1, 1947 at 8 p.m. in their room at the Town Building. The hearing covers Thomas C. Eley’s request to raise above ground storage from 29,800 to 50,000 gallons and add two tanks for range and fuel oil. Tanks would be on Pumping Station Road, land owned by Eley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Thomas C. Eley
Maynard
Oliver Warila
William,j. Bain
Joseph P. Dineen Maynard
Public Hearing on Underground Tanks for American Woolen Co
The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town Building on Tuesday July 8 1947 at 8 P.M. regarding American Woolen Co request to install seven underground bunker C fuel oil tanks with total capacity 146000 gallons to be located on Walnut Street Maynard owned by American Woolen Co. Oliver Warila William J. Bain Joseph P. Board of Selectmen June 26 July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Ameria Woolen Co
Oliver Warila
William. J. Bain
Joseph P
Law notice on duplicate passbook replacement request
Eveby given that we have received application for a duplicate passbook to replace Deposit Book No. 4796 which is lost. By Sidney E McCleary Treasurer aynard Mass July 2 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Treas
Faw
Assabeteet Savings Mayne Ee Jung
Losti- Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E.mccleary
Aynard
Mass
Chelsea Copes
Aki
Chelsea
Beryl Nevers Weds Arthur Green in Worcester Ceremony
An informal wedding in Worcester last Saturday united Miss Beryl Nevers of Montvale Road Worcester and Arthur Green of Rogers Drive Worcester. Attending were her sister Mrs James Lund Jr of Stow as bridesmaid and Henry Green as best man. A reception followed at the Nevers home on Fairfield Street. The couple left for a wedding trip in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Nevers
Fairfield’ Street
Worcester
New Hampshire
Stow Church School Opens on July Seventh
Stow vacation church school opens Monday in the Union Evangelical Church with primary grades 1 2 3 meeting there. Junior high grades 7 8 meet at the Unitarian Church. The notes request volunteers and milk and crackers for the class. Rev. James V. Miller sought assistance from readers in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union’ Evangelics Church
Unitarian ‘Church
Unitarian Church
Crades
James V. Miller
Family Vacation Plans Mention Nova Scotia and Canada Trip
Mrs Hazel Gray of Taylor Road with her children Marjorie and Alex travel to Nova Scotia to visit Mrs Gray's mother. Mr and Mrs Charles Punty of Great Road with daughters Helen and Joyce drive to Canada via Maine coast for two weeks, visiting Punty's mother in Moncton New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Clemens
Nancy
Margaret Priest
West Acton Road
Maine
Mrs
Hazel Gray
Taylor Road
Marjorie
Alex Gray
Mrs. Gray
Nova Scotia
Charles Puniy
Great Road
Helen
Joyce
Auttomobile
Canada
Mrs. Punty
Moncton
New Brunswick
Neal
South Acton
Ts. Punty
Punty
Infant Feltus Christened in Stow Church
Claire Feltus infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert V Feltus of Pine Street Maynard was christened Sunday morning June 29 at Union Era church Stow. Mrs Feltus formerly Frances Breethos of Great Road Stow recalls Jean Nicolet as the first white man to reach Wisconsin in 1634 at the Fox River mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Claire
Robert V. Feltus
Pine Street
Maynard
Peltus
Prances
Great Road
Wisconsin
Jean Nicolet
Fox River
DeSantis and Gire Wed in Stow Holy Ceremony
Hudson-Hudson Miss Marion Evelyn Gould, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Gould of High Street Stow, wed Joseph John DeSantis son of Mrs Laura DeSantis of 6 Assabet Street in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at St Michael's rectory. The couple traveled to the White Mountains for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Hudson
Rhode Island
Akron
Ohio
White Mountains
Stow Schools
New England Tape Company
Hudson High School
The
Gothic Arts
Northboro
Stow Hostesses Honor Mrs Laakso At Stork Shower
Stow residents Stow Marjorie Pekkala and Alice Paquet served as hostesses for a stork shower tendered to Mrs Reino Laakso formerly Jessie Thompson of Taylor Road Sunday afternoon at her home. About thirty guests from Boston Hudson Maynard and Stow attended the event and presented many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments were served by the co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Marjorie Pekkala
Alice Paquet
Reino Laakso
Jessie Thompson
Taylor Road
Boston
Hudson
Maynard
Bow Trends Haunting Ribbons In Dime Store Fashion
Readers report on bow styling across accessories and outfits. Tiny ribbon bows anchor eyeglass frames while necklines feature small shoestring bows. A plaid ribbon bow dominates headwear, signaling group style in schools and social scenes.
Trum polt and Trumpoit family vacation notices
Mr. and Mrs. William Trum polt and family of Hudson road with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trumpoit of Gleasondale are spending a' weeks vacation in Greenland New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Allison P. Smith Great road left Monday for a two weeks vacation at Otter River State Reservation near Gardner Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Trumpolt
Hudson Road
Alfred Trumpoit
Gleasondale
Greenland
New Hampshire
Allison P. Smith
Great Road
Otter River
Gardner Mass
Girl Scout Troops Head to Camps in New Hampshire and Bolton
Ann Herrick Eleanor Warren Eleanor Peck and Barbara Nelson traveled by private car to Camp Runels Pelham New Hampshire for a two week stay. Nine seventh grade Girl Scouts Patrol members went overnight to Carp Virginia Bolton to pass their requirement and camp craft badge tests. Fifteen Stow Brownies enjoyed an all day outing at Camp Virginia Bolton led by Mr. Fred Townsend Mrs. Wilfred Wond head and Mrs. Harvey Croft with games and a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout News
Stow
Ann Herrick
Eleanor Warren
Eleanor Peck
Barbara Nelson
Runels
Pelham
New Hampshire
Girl Scouts Patrol
Carp ‘Virginia
Bolton
Gladys Nelson
Marion
Townsend
Camp Virginia
Boltonm
Fred Townsend
Wilfred Wondhead
Harvey Croft
VFW Post 8074 Selects Delegates and Schedules Summer Meeting
Willie Allen Pekkala Post 8074 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held its June meeting. Lauri Jokinen and Kertland Roébblee were elected post delegates to the Middlesex County Council. Leslie Robblee was chosen delegate to the national encampment in Cleveland. Delegates Edin Albert, George Clayton and Robblee attended the state encampment in Boston. The post adopted a summer schedule with only one meeting monthly on the fourth Wednesday at Stew Pown Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Willie Allen Pekkala
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lauri Jokinen
Kertland Roébblee
Middlesex County Council
Leslie “W. Robblee
Cleveland
Ohio
Edin Albert
George Clayton
Leslie Robblee
Boston
History and wordplay mix in a quirky collage of lines
A fragmentary verse collage recalls 1942 and 1976 and mocks slang while riffing on words. It notes Kilroy, Richara, and unusual puns, then veers into playful insults and lighthearted a.m. humor about a gopher face.
Lost Book Notice From Chelsea Police
A lost book notice records an application for a government book to be found. The Chelsea police note a missing item and request information, dated July 3 10 and 17.
Funeral for Mrs Li Wright Held at Union Evangelical Church
The funeral for Mrs. Li lith J. Parker Wright 45 wife of J Kenneth Wright Stow was held Sunday afternoon from her Sudbury road home with services at Union Evangelical church Rev James V Miller officiated The church was filled with friends of the deceased who died Thursday at Marlboro Hospital Floral tributes were many Miss Jessie Lewis organist played Rock of Ages The Old Rugged Cross and Abide With Me The bearers were Charles Parker Medford William Parker Gleasondale Arthur Parker Roxbury Melvin Parker Franklin N Hy Walter Wheeler Danvers Charles Bisor Gleasondale and Melvin Wright Malden Interment Brookside cemetery William Leland funeral director in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Lilith J. (Parker) Wright
J. Kenneth Wright
Sudbury Road
Union Evangelical Church
James V. Miller
Rock
Rugged Cross
Beardts
Charles Parker
Medford
William Parker
Gleasondale
Arthur Parker
Roxbury
Melvin Parker
Franklin, N. Hy
Walter Wheeler
Danvers
Charles. Bissor
Melvin Wrighte
Malden
Brookside Cemetery
William Leland
Stow VFW Auxiliary Plans Food Sale
Stow VFW Auxiliary reorganizes as Mrs Clarence Priest elected to fill treasurer vacancy after Mrs Edvin Albert resigns. Plans completed for a food sale Saturday July 5 at the Stow Common Center featuring a large assortment of homemade baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Edvin Albert A’ Tréasu Er
Clarence Priest
Covered Bridges of Vermont More Than Any Other State
The report from Montpelier notes Vermont has 160 covered bridges, more than any other state, highlighting the state’s rich rural heritage and distinctive architectural feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
U. P
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Miss Gazzola
G. J. Patterson
Pendleline
Thomas E. Hughes
Birmingham
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Ken Reynolds
Enterprise’ Want
Louise Paige
Boxboro Road
Paul S. Smith
Great‘ Road
State’ College
Amherst
Francis Warren
Pilot Grove Farm
Karen Katvala
Laurie Katvala
Acre“ Road
John
May
Jon John
Brooklyn
Finfold
Hanson
White’ Pond Road
Irving Smith
Harvard Road
Moose Head Lake
Beryl Nevers
Arthur Green
Desantis
Stow Gire
Marion Evelyn Gould
St. Mithael’s
By Nancy Pepper
La‘Belle
Ingrid
Gregory
Plaidie
Jill
Fave
Aled Efewe Kant
Iim
Quaker Oats
England
Kilroy
Richara
Daffynitions
Longfellows
Union Evangelical'Church
Wright
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