Funeral Notice for Perham E Logis at Buckminster Chapel
Funeral services for Perham E Logis are set at Buckminster Chapel located at 4 Broad Street, Rhu, at 10 oclock in the morning. Visiting hours Sunday from 7 to 9 pm at the chapel. Funeral arrangements include J Verne Wood Funeral Frome.
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E. Logis
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South Street
Dire
Buckmhister Chapel
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Rhu
Chapel Sun
J. Verne Wood
Private Eyes To Close Openers
Private Eyes To Close Openers reports say local private detectives will escalate Sunday patrols amid a city crackdown. Mayor Bl Thongs Wildian announced stricter enforcement to deter illicit activity, noting detectives’ familiarity to storekeepers and residents.
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Mrs Perham 68 Dies in Maine Morisawith Hospital
Mrs Stephen Perham 68 of 124 Sons Si died yesterday at Morisawith Hospital after a life rooted in Kennebunk and Savoy Maine. She is survived by her widower two sons Barbara Wedgdon and Arthur Splaine and many grandchildren. She was a member of Mickle Street Baptist Chavert and Hospital Chapter. She was born February 2 in Maine and resided in various towns before moving to Paris Virginia.
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Morisawith Hospital
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Willa
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Maine
Partai
Te Mickle Street
Hubert Ws, Perham
Blok
Monald Fi Perham
Hyer Tw Deuliters
Barbara Wedgdon
Aid Aes
Arthur Splaine
Futh
Ports- Jmaulb
Iyten
George Strick
Boston Pops in Portsmouth for two hour concert
The Boston Pops Orchestra will perform a two hour concert in Portsmouth on November 2. The event is tied to a charity drive organized by the Carmelot Cavaliers committee with support from local figures including Jenny King and Senator Thomas McIntyre. Proceeds benefit an as yet undetermined charity and a reception with the performers is planned afterward at the Brockingham Hotel.
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Bosten Pops Orchestra
Portsmouth
Carmelot Cavaliers
Specter
Jenny King
Thomas McIntver
King
McInyre
Viedler
Seacoast Music Towers
William Richter to speak at Green Acre meeting
William Richter will be guest speaker at Green Acre Fellowship House tomorrow at 2 pm. He discusses spiritual life and has held roles with the National Assembly of the Bahá ́ís of the United States and local Western New York events. Also present is pianist Miss Ritstein and Miss Kelsey Tulstein in a Bahai Hall concert, with background on Don Generevy Day and the Bahá ́í School.
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Victor, NY
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Pean
Willhve
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Bahai Hall
Norrow
Ritstein
Juillard School of Music
Med Lewis
Kelsey
Branms
Metropolitan Opera School
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Metropolian Opera Company
Ee Music
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Successor to Powers Named as FBI Chief in Baltimore
Tinenas J. Jen kins named special agent in charge of the Baltimore FBI office will succeed Farnand J. Powers as FBI chief in Bastar Powers Setires later this month. Jenkin has six years with the FBI and will be succeeded by Edwin FR. Telly, now head of the Mobile Alabama FBI office.
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English Duke Remarries Fourth Duchess in London
The 60 year old Duke of Areytl wed his fourth duchess, Mathilda Covler Mortimer, in a discreet ceremony near London. The bride, about 40, formerly married to Prof. Gleniens Heller, has three previous marriages and a career linked to the Baha i Faith in France and the United States.
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Gleniens Heller
Cavershire
Ratcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Buties
France
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