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It’s a Daughter For Joe VigaglianoMr. Joseph Vitagliano, popular owner of the Winthiop Public Market at Magee's Comer, is certainly wearing a grin these days in spite of the meat shortage. The reason for all the shouting is an eight pound, eight ounce bundle delivered last Saturday. He is a daddy for the first time and it’s a daughter.The baby’s mother is the former Mary Francis Sarno of Everett and her uncle is “Moody” Samo, assistant football coach at Boston1 College.“Joe”, who has never been as a loss for words in his 16 years of business, was still too excited at a late hour last night to be able to give us the name of the baby.Laurence W. C. Emig atthe services. Interment was in Winthrop Cemetery.Mr. Anderson, Who was born in Sweden in 1861. was one of the founders of the Swedish fjithppn Church in East Boston. Until the time of his retirement 26 years ago. he had been an employee of the Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company for 35 years.He is survived by two sons. Edward and Frank; a daughter. Mrs. Anna W. Edwardson; and grandchildren.SAMUEL E. PHILLIPSJidiHtlitliidMarBlood Donors(Continued from Page 1)Funeral services for Samuel E. Phillips. 67, who died suddenly last Sunday at the home of his sister. Mrs. Willis E. Carsiey, of * Sargent street, were held Tuesday from the Metcalf Memorial Hiappi Rev. Laurence W C. Emig offiri- s| | ated. Interment was in Winthrop Cemetery.i- iB]ofbecause of the contribution made * 3 “S “graver and for many years workedas an engraver of greeting ramieHe was a member of the ZenithLodge of Odd Fellows.He leaves another sister. Mrs.by 85 localities.The need for such facilities has been brought home to local Red Cross officials time and time againThe local Red Cross Chapter has „ TT? anotner SKtCir- Ursbeen contacted for blood in emer- arr? of WakeSeid- ***two brothers. Joseph of Lynn andgeney cases on about 20 different occasions during the past two years alone, according to Mm Louis Rudginsky, chairman of the Home Service Corps.It is expected a similar Blood Donor Day will be held early next Spring.ANDERS E. ANDERSONFuneral services were held from the Reynold’s Funeral Home yesterday afternoon for Anders E. Anderson, 86, husband of the late Hannah W. Anderson, who diedHoward of Brighton.DORIS J. PATRICK ENGAGEDsuddenly at his home on Beal _______________^street last Sunday morning. Rev. graduate work at the present timeMr. and Mrs. Uoyd A. Patrick of Circuit road announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Jean, to Rev. Robert H. McXabb. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McXabb. of Waterloo. Ia.Miss Patrick is a cadet nurse at the Newton-Wellesley Hnyital Rev. McNabb is a graduate of Cornell College. Ia. and the Boston Theological School. He is doingstiKiJoIIIIUmMibetaeh:aftSothethehoi
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Winthrop Transcript
Winthrop, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Oct 03, 1946
Page 8
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