Union Church Fair Draws Strong Crowd at Stow Town Hall
A Stow Union Church fair and turkey dinner at Stow Town Hall drew a large crowd on Saturday with 279 meals served. Organizers Mrs Jane Peck and Mrs Ruth Less led preparations while airmen and local volunteers assisted in kitchen and crafts areas, including Bertha Coulter and Caroline Clark on fancy work.
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Stow
Union Church
An- Gua
Stow Town Hall
Leaner
Peck
Ruthless
Helen
Atler
Margaret Lewis
Caroline Clark
Bertha Coulter
Stow Co Me ets Brow .The Endeavor group meets
The Stow Union Church hosts the weekly Endeavor meeting on November 14 with topics Money and Bad and The Evils of Money. A four person committee was appointed to organize a November 21 program at the Whitney Home with Christian Endeavor in charge. Plans include a monthly service at the Whitney Homestead and inviting all, plus a drive to recruit new members and young people.
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E Ian Endeavor
Stow Union
Roland Jinson
Mes Lent
C Hoge
Marjorie Gray
Anso
Whitney
Christian Fideavor
la Committee of Four
Betty Jones
Roland Johinson
James Lent
Whiley Homestead
Stowroup
South Acton
Lunch Project In Stow Proves A Success One Month In
The Pilot Grove school hot lunch program reaches its one month mark with Mrs Vera Koski as cook-manager delivering varied meals. Principal Ellen Perkins notes high appetite as aromas waft to classrooms before the 11 45 lunch. Federal aid enables nine cent reimbursement per lunch and surplus commodities support, ensuring every child gets a hot noon meal regardless of ability to pay.
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Koski
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Partici
Stow School Cafeteria Project Funds and Community Effort
The town appropriated funds for kitchen equipment bought by the Parent-Teacher Association for the School Committee. Plumbing was funded by the regular budget, with remaining money returned. Volunteers painted the dining room and helpers serve meals, while donations and food sales support the project. The program aims to expand to Gleasondale and Hale High School next year.
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Quest
Pilot
Stow
Parent-Teacher Association
William Oliver
Gleasondale
Hale High School
Attend Groton Session by Stow Co E Members
A large group of Stow County E members attended the Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor Union meeting Monday evening at the Groton Baptist Church. The Evangelism program featured the moving picture Beyond Our Own, arranged by Miss Rita Milbery of Littleton with Roland Johnson leading the business session.
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Stow
Stow Co. E
Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor ‘Union
Groton Baptist Church
Moving Picture
Rita
Milbery
Littleton
Roland Johnson
Wedding at Union Church Stow Unites Ruth Lord and Merton Bell
A candle light ceremony at Union Evangelical Church Stow on Armistice Day united Miss Ruth G Lord and Merton A Bell. Rev Ivan S Nowlan officiated with immediate family present. Attendant was E Lord maid of honor. Gerald Smith best man. ushers Robert Bean and George Batch. Guests from Yorkers York Maine Boston Newton Maynard Stow and Westmoreland New Hampshire attended.
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Stow
Union Evangelical Church
Ruth G. Lord
Arthur W. Lord
Mr Lord
Great Toad, Stow
Merton A. Bell
Prospect Street
Somersworth
New Hampshire
Clarencé Bell
Ivan S. Nowlan
Westmoreland
New ‘Hampshire
Jessie Is
Ped Bier Val Ain
E. Lord
Gerald Smith
Durham
Robert Bean
Errol
N. H
George Batch
Concord
New York
Berwick
Maine
Boston
Newton
Maynard Stow
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Richard Burckes
Sudbury Manufacturing Co
Maynard Road
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Hudson
Safecey
Barry
Jimmy
Marie Walsh
Mickey and the
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Acton
Perkins
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Groton
U. S
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Westmorejang
Sworth
New Ham
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Florence
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