Stow Garden Club Holds October Meeting
The Stow Garden club met Tuesday at Mrs. Earle Crysler’s home with five guests. Fred Strong presented a paper on chrysanthemums and national flowers. A fall program was led by Ruth and Florence Addy, with Huth Stiles in charge of material.
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Stow Garden Club
Earle Crysler
Fred Strong
Donald Bills
David C. Clemens
Acton Road
Ruth S
Florence Addy
the Woods
Huth Stiles
Garden Club Board
Walter Stanton
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Hospital Progress
Miss Lena Lewis of Valley View spent the weekend in New York City as a guest of Miss Jessie Borden and others then visited relatives in Canton, Maine. Miss Elsie Cook of Lasell College enjoyed the weekend with her sister’s family on Crescent Street. Miss Patricia Barbour at Framingham Hospital is reported much improved and home for the weekend. Mrs Lawrence Jensen Sr. and daughter visited Mrs Slaugher in West Quincy with two children.
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Lena Lewis
Valley View
Great Road
New York City
Jessie Borden
Elsie Cook
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Donald Lewis
Crescent Street
Patricia Barbour
Cushing Veterans Administration Hospital
Framingham
Lawrence Jensen Sr
Robert Koch
Frank Slaugher
Jensen
West Quincy
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers October 18
The Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post Auxiliary will privately install new officers on Monday October 18 at Stow Town Hall with Mrs. Elma Lund as installing officer and Mrs. Nancy Dexter assisting. Afterward, members will dine at a West Concord restaurant. The American Legion Post also plans a private installation of its newly elected officers the same evening at Stow Town Hall.
Lawrence Jensen Jr and Beecher Washburn Visit Woodbury Vermont
Lawrence Jensen Jr of Stow Center and Beecher Washburn of Red Acre Road made a motorcycle trip to Woodbury Vermont Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Bernard King, former Stow residents.
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Lawrence Jensen, Jr
Stow Center
Beecher Washburn
Red Acre Road
Woodbury
Vermont
Bernard, King
Stow
Local Graduates Return Home Briefly
Miss Marjorie Moore of La Boro Road, a graduate of MISter Hospital School of Nursing, has joined the staff at Boston City. Miss Priscilla Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wis of Crescent Street, completed studies at Simmons College and spent a day at home.
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Marjorie Moore
Laboro Road
Minster Hospital
Ing
Boston City
Priscilla LiLewis , Ter
Drive Continues Salvation Aj Drive With Town Leaders
Stow The Salvation Aj Drive moves forward with town chairman W Trefry announcing continued efforts. Captains named include Allison P Smith Mrs Har Herrick Mrs Samuel Ineson Robblee Mrs Albert F Galen McLaughlin and several others in Lower Village with bond drives urged.
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Stow
Salvation Aj Drive
W. Trefry Annow Drive
Allison P. Smith
Har Herrick
Samuel Ineson
Robblee
Albert
Galen McLaughlin
Lower Village
Woman Receives Finger Burns From Kitchen Fire
Mrs Wilfred St Hilaire of 23 Central Street received burns on the index finger of her right hand yesterday when a fire broke out at 11 20. Fire drivers John Kellney Harold Tedder and Richard Gawder responded to the still alarm. Smoke damage in the kitchen was estimated at 475 dollars.
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Marlboro
Wilfred St. Hilaire
Burns
Pire
John ‘Kellney
Harold'Tédd
Richard: Gawder
Fort Bliss Centennial Highlight at El Paso Event
A Fort Bliss centennial celebration in El Paso marks the 100 year history of the garrison at the Texas frontier. The November 6 and 7 events feature a museum gift building of 4,600 square feet and exhibits, recalling the post’s origins with the Third Infantry and its transformation from desert outpost to a modern military center near the Rio Grande and Mexico.
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el Paso
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Third Infantry
Pennsylvania
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Rio. Grandé
Mexico
Canares
Pio
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Mili
John , Perahi
Mediterson Davis
Bakersfield
Wil Smith Bliss
Zachary Taylor
Cenar
Gh Flat
la Noria
Creelman couple returns from Cape Cod motor trip
Mr and Mrs Ira E Creelman of Great Road have come back after a several day motor trip on Cape Cod.
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Ira. E. Creelman
Great Road
Cape Ccod
New Pastor for Stow Union Church
Stow community welcomes new pastor Robert B. Dempsey and his wife to the Union Church parsonage. The Dempseys arrived to a stocked pantry from the church Service Club. Mr Dempsey, a Ridgewood NJ native, is a Moody Bible Institute and Gordon Divinity School alum currently at Gordon Theological Seminary.
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Robert B. Dempsey
Union Church
Dempsey
Union Evangelical’ Church
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Gordon of Theology
Missions
Boston
Gordon Divinity School
Waukegan
Illinois
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
J. G. Dempsey
Barbara Dempsey
Robert Williams
Norman Spell
New Jerse
Stow Hospital Harvest Day Aids Annual Drive
Emerson Hospital Aid Society of Stow organizes its annual Harvest Day on October 20 to stock food for the hospital. Donations of potatoes carrots turnips canned fruit juice canned soups and homemade jellies are welcome. Call Mrs Wilfrid Woodhead Acton 531 or Mrs Winthrop Addy Maynard 378M to contribute before October 20.
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Stow
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Wilfrid Woodhead
Fall Meeting of Western Branch Church School Union Held at St Luke’s
St Luke's Church Hudson hosts the fall meeting of the Western Branch of the Church School Union of the Episcopal Church on October 18 with a supper by host teachers. Robert Ingram of the Boston Globe will speak at the Lam bert Conference. Members include St George's Maynard and Sudbury. R Woodhead of Stow serves as president. Ponca City observer notes anniversary of the first emigration in present Oklahoma amid French fur trade context.
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Hudson
Church School‘ Union
The
Episcopal Church
Robert Ingram
Boston Globe
St.George’s Church School
Maynard
Union
Sudsbury
Framingham
South- R. Woodhead
Stow
the Union
Framingham Plant Leader Forecasts Growth and Jobs
Charles F. Wilson says the new 2,000,000 assembly plant in Framingham will attract skilled labor and spur regional prosperity. He notes current output at 144 units daily, with potential to reach 270 as steel supplies improve and demand rises. local officials and industry leaders attend the opening.
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Framingham
Charles F. Wilson
New England
Wilson
C. S. Swayze
William. I. Randall
Framingham Board of Selectmen
Roy F. Williams
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
F. S. Blackall, Jr
Ow England Council
Robert F. Bradford
Wilsonen
Blue Cross Extends Maternity Benefits to Feb 1 1949
Blue Cross extends maternity benefits to February 1 1949 affecting about 600000 members in Massachusetts. The extension follows a May 1 contract and aims to ease financial strain from rising hospital costs by prioritizing maternity coverage for members in need.
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Blue Cross
Boston
Roger W Hardy
Massachusetts
Blue Cross Board of Directors
Maine the Majestic Inspires Stow Civic Club Meeting
Dr Lawrence Barbe entertained the Stow Civic Club at its season opening with a talk on Maine the Majestic and vivid color slides from a New England tour. He featured cranberry harvest pictures from Atwood Bogs South Carver. Supper for about 75 was served by a committee led by Mrs Ralph Barnes. A large number of new members were welcomed. Next meeting scheduled for Monday November 8.
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Stow
Lawrence Barbe
Stow Civic Club
Maine
New England
Atwood Bogs
South Carver
Ralph Barnes
Gene Autry to headline Boston rodeo and fair acts
Rodeo Will returns to Boston on Wednesday with Gene Autry and a field of cowboy acts. Tickets for the roundup go on sale and performances run from November 27th to 7th at Garden Arena with matinees. Contests include steer wrestling bronc riding and bull roping.
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Gene Autry
Pion
Nual
Northwest
Autry
Texas
Flo
Albany
Star Stow and Companion Involved in Car Recovery Case
Star Stow and an unnamed companion of Stow are connected to a Saturday evening incident involving a recovered automobile. Police report ongoing investigations into their activities and possible involvement in related actions.
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