Mrs Elizabeth Graham 90 longtime Thomaston resident dies
Mrs Elizabeth Morrison Graham 90 of Woodbury died Wednesday night at Midstate Convalescent Home after a long illness. Born March 2 1861 in Irvine Scotland she was a member of Thomaston Congregational Church past patron of Electra Chapter CES and past chief daughter of Lady McAlpine Lodge Daughters of Scotia. Survived by son Robert M Graham of Woodbury sister Miss Jessie Morrison of Manchester England granddaughter Corol Elizabeth Graham and several nieces and nephews Funeral services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Hotchkiss Funeral Home Thomaston with Rev Charles Luckey officiating Burial in Hillside Cemetery. No calling hours. In lieu of flowers contribute to Thomaston Masonic Building Fund.
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Robert Graham
Woodbury
Elizabeth (Morrison) Graham
Irvine
Ayrshire
Scotland
William and
Jean Morrison
Thomaston Congregational Church
Electra Chapter
CES
Lady McAlpine Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Women's
High St
Thomaston
Charles Luckey
Middlebury Congregational Church
Hillside Cemetery
Thomaston Masonic Building Fund
Funerals for Mrs Ebba Badger and Mrs Mary Argitis
Funeral services for Mrs Ebba Hallenborg Allard Badger 67 widow of Claude Badger Merriman Lane will be Saturday at 10 am Alderson Funeral Home 20 Central Ave Rev Richard Purnell officiating burial Prospect Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 8 pm. The funeral of Mrs Mary N Argitis 50 of 51 Beebe St was held this morning at 8:30 from Buckmiller Funeral Home to St Francis Church for Mass at 9 with Rev John Lynch organist Madeline Baker soloist Mrs James Farrar burial St James Cemetery bearers Domenic Barbiero Ernest Weyermann David Weyermann Felix Salvnardi John St John Paul Rosa committal prayers by Father Lynch. Joao Fortunato 82 died in Monte Mattosa Portugal Dec 14 leaves a son in Naugatuck John Fortunato and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Badger
Ebba
Hallenborg
Mary N. Argitis
Beebe St
Buckmiller
Fairview Ave
St. Francis Church
John Lynch
Madeline Baker
James Farrar
St. James Cemetery
Domenic Barbiero
Ernest
Joao Fortunato
Monte Mattosa
Portugal
Naugatuck
John Fortunato
Traffic flow concerns reach Police Board over Meadow Rubber Cherry
The Chamber of Commerce through EVP James N. Greene Jr. asks the Police Board to study traffic at the Meadow St Rubber Ave Cherry St intersection and support right and turn movements. Directors urge state agency coordination for improved flow ahead of a 7 p.m. work session.
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Chamber of Commerce
James N. Greene, Jr
Rubber Ave
Cherry and Meadows
Greene
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Meadow St
Cherry St
State Transportation Department
No-Fault Plan Shows Mixed Results In Massachusetts
Massachusetts no-fault auto insurance cut bodily injury claims by about half in nine months of 1970 and lowered average bodily injury costs, but total premiums rose due to higher property liability and collision costs. Despite some savings, many motorists pay more overall, with uncertainties over future claim trends and possible national adoption.
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Michael Widmer
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
State
Congress
Registry of
Motor Vehicles
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Francis W. Sargent
Apis
America
U.S. Official Commends Savings and Loan Growth
A U S official congratulates the savings and loan industry on surpassing 200 billion dollars in assets, highlighting a network of over 5 000 associations and more than 10 000 offices. He notes housing starts will hit record highs in 1971 and anticipates continued growth through regulation and new lending tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl 0. Kamp, Sr
Thomas Hal Clarke
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Federal Home Loan Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
America
Naugatuck Housing Authority Schedules Special Meeting
The Naugatuck Housing Authority will hold a 7 p.m. special meeting January 12 at the Ida St. office. Mayor J Waskowicz noted he received the notice from Michael D Averso, director. the purpose is not stated. A tree lights ceremony at Town Hall thanks John Sullivan and family.
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Naugatuck Housing Authority
Ida St
J. Waskowicz
Michael D'Averso
Housing Authority
Irené Slabicki
John Sullivan
East Pakistan War Ends After 13 Days of Fighting
Reports from New Delhi say Pakistani forces in Dacca surrendered to Indian troops on the eastern front, ending 13 days of combat. In Belfast a soldier was seriously wounded by sniper fire, while Britain and Labour discuss a political solution. Also in Saigon, Communist forces attacked near Phu Cat, with heavy casualties for local militia. Pope Paul VI urged action against various forms of injustice in a world day of peace message. Satellites will aid ships to dodge bad weather and currents.
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United Press International
New Delhi
Belfast
Northern Ireland
London
Britain
Labor Party
Vatican City
Paul VI
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Malcolm Pirnie
Police Board
Massachusetts Division of Insurance
Sarasin
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House
Education Committee
Josephine Furando
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Henry Kaminski
Richard Wilmot
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UPD
John H. McLaughlin
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Concord, N. H
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Richard P. Brouillard
Laconia
Belknap
New Hampshire Committee
Gilove
Bankamericard
M. Freedman
U.S. Official Lands Savings & Loan Growth
Preston Martin
Washington, D.C
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