Bath area notes airman’s 14 day leave and local gatherings
Airman first class Robert L. Rohr is on a 14 day leave from the Air Force base in Texas and will visit his parents at Academy Street with Mary Kay. The column also notes numerous Bath residents with visits, travel, and family news including university and military assignments, births, illnesses, and travel to Augusta and New York.
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l/c
Robert’ L. Rowh
Air Force
eCord
Aot
Amx Cole
Cecil’ Roweee
Houston
32Nd Air Transport Squadron
Mrs Tarbox Visits Auburn Friends at Dummer Te
Mrs Florence Tarbox a member of Auburn teaching staff was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs MacDonald of Dummer Town.
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Florence Tarbox
Auburn
Os MacDonald
Whitman Mitch ell Family Visits in Portland
Mr and Mrs Whitman Mitch ell of Concord New Hampshire former Milan Street residents spent the weekend with Mrs Mitch ell s sister Mrs Laura B Doten on Sherman Street in Portland.
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Whitman Mitchell
Concord, N. H
Milan Street
Mrs Lucelia Blake Visited by Waneta Council Members
Mrs Lucelia Blake, once a Pocahontas, attended an evening Waneta Council visit in Pemaquid last week accompanied by her daughter Mrs Eleanor MacDonald. Mrs Evelyn Crocker and Mrs Frances Warner also joined the fraternal gathering.
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Lucelia Blake
Pocahontas, D. of P
Eleanor MacDonald
Evelyn Crocker
Frances Warner
Waneta Council
Pemaquid
Blake
Dinner party and social club meetings in Dromore and Bath
Mr and Mrs Willard M Blair hosted Mrs Annie Malcolm for her birthday with guests Reuben Purington of Bath Elfreda Perkins and Harrick Carl of Harding and Raymond Campbell of Dromore. Mrs Susie Darrah hosted Social Eight with handwork and refreshments. The club plans to meet March 30 at Mrs Viola Melzard’s. Participants include Ida Burnell Viola Melzard Phyllis Dauphin Josephine Pinkham Mary Stover Darrah and guest Sadie Garcelon.
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Willard M. Blair
Dromore
Annie Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Bath
Elfreda Perkins
Carl Herrick
Hardings
Raymond Campbell
Susie Darrah
Pinestreet
Social Eight
Viola Melzard
Court Street
Ida Burnell
Phyllis Dauphin
Josepine Pinkham
Mary Stover
Darrah
Sadie Garcelon
Knieper Funeral Attended by Bath Relatives
Louis A. Knieper Jr. was mourned in Lewiston with out of town relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Getchell Mrs. Ruth Mayo and Mrs. Edna Winship of Bath attending the Thursday afternoon services.
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Louis A. Knieper, Jr
Roy Getchell
Ruth Mayo
Edna Winship
Bath
Louis A. Knieper
Lewiston
Alberta Small Named Valedictorian at Litchfield Academy
Miss Alberta Small of Bow Doinham daughter of a seven child family has been named valedictorian of the 1954 class at Litchfield Academy. She acted in the Academy play at West Bath Grange and Mrs Wilbur Casey hosted a supper for the group.
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Alberta Small
Bowdoinham
Wilbur Casey
Goddard Street
Litchfield Academy
Local Residents Attend Events and Travels in Maine Community
Mr and Mrs John Burgess spend a week in Lewiston staying with Mrs Burgesss nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Forrest Drake. Converse G can return home after visit to Wilmington NC and Edmund Hoggard. on return they visited William Breckinridge of Salem. Diane and daughter return from Andover Mass for Spring vacation from Abbott Academy. Loring E Hart and wife return to Brookline Mass after visiting Raymond Cummings and Elizabeth Hart. Louise Burgess hosted Winneganee auxiliary with auction. prizes to Mila Morse and Blanche Tewitt. Howard W Mayo and wife return from St Petersburg Fla. Bath Savings women attend Maine Association meeting with Special Agent Clarence Giard as speaker. Mrs Eugene Franks hosts sister in law in Brookyn. Sagadahoc Republican Club president Hazel Robbins invited by Governor Cross for service.
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Converse G
High Street
Wilmington
N. C
Edmund Hoggard
William Breckinridge
Salem
Andover
Mass
Diane
Udies
Abbott Academy
Louise Burgess
Mila Morse
Blanche Tewitt
Mina Hayden
Agnes “Mall
Emma Morse
Lorence Morse
Betty Rogers
Yayden
Ruth Field
Elsie Trott
Anastasia Mihalos
Esther Fletcher
Nancy Wallace
Bath Savings Institution
Maine Association of Savags Banks
Boone's Restaurant
Portland
Clarence I. Giard Tation
D A R Members Attend State Conference and Banquet
Members of Colonel Dummér Sewall Chapter D A R attended a two day State Conference session at Augusta State House and a banquet at Augusta House led by regent Ada M Haggett. Attendees included Maude Howard Anna Tubbs Mildred Albee Elnora Oliver Alice Potter Louise Carlton Nellie Lord Winnie Durgin Bernice McGlinchy Lena King Mary Hall Ethel Bailey Eleanor Butterfield Lilie Niles Belle Bridgham Clara Corliss Alice Varney Effie Wright and associate member Mary J Main. Sumner Sewall and Charles B Doyle joined the New England Hospital Association meeting at the Statler hotel Boston on Monday.
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Dummér Sewall
State House
Augusta
Augusta House
Ada M. Haggett
Maude Howard
Anna Tubbs
Mildred Albee
Elnora Oliver
Alice Potter
Louise Carlton
Nellie Lord
Winnie Durgin
Bernice McGlinchy
Lena King
Mary Hall
Ethel Bailey
Eleanor Butterfield
Lilie Niles
Belle Bridgham
Clara Corliss
Alice Varney
Effie Wright
Mary J. Main
Bath residents join national garden club meeting trip
Mrs John Parker Mrs Seth S S Mullin and Mrs Arthur King depart for the National Council of Garden Clubs annual meeting in Myrtle Beach South Carolina April 4 to 8 marking the council's 25th anniversary They will visit Hood College Frederick Md en route Mrs Parker leads the Maine Garden Club Federation and the others are Bath club delegates Also noted Bath people plan to attend the session with a local group.
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John Parker
Seth S. S. Mullin
Arthur King
National Council of Garden Clubs
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Council
Hood College
Frederick
Parker
Virginia
Maine Garden Club Federation
Mullin
King
Bath Club
Baxters Visit Brunswick From Delray experts
Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter of Washington street return from Delray Florida to Boston and plan a Brunswick visit with their daughter Mrs Bruce H M White at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House. Eben Dana of Sagadahoc Ferry has returned from Memorial hospital after surgery. His daughter and husband visited. Mrs John Parker attended Keep Maine Green meeting in Augusta with Linwood Rideout of Bowdoinham speaking. Miss Bessie Potter of Augusta visited her niece and husband Fran investor of 279 Washington street.
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Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Delray
Fla
Boston
Brunswick
Bruce H. M. White
Harriet Beecher Stowe House
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
Memorial Hospital
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
John Parker
Bessie Potter
Fran
Betsey Potter Young Born In Gorham New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Arthur Young of Gorham New Hampshire announce the birth of a daughter on March 24. Betsy Potter Young weighs seven pounds eight ounces. Frances Lemont is the baby’s grandmother, and Mrs Lemont visits from 279 Washington Street. The report notes the recovery of Mrs Welch from a three week bed confinement.
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Herbert Belanger
Court Street
Memorial Hospital
Haseen
Roxanne Louise
Arthur Young
Gorham
N. H
Bath
Betsy Potter Young
Young
Frances Lemont
Frank W. Lemont
Washington Street
Lemont
My Young
Raymond Welch
Lemont Street
Williams guests hosted by Augusta residents
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Williams and sister Mrs. Clara Hunt of Washington street were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Williams at Mrs. John Butts in Augusta. Mrs. James Nostall of Valley road is a medical patient at the hospital.
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Daniel Williams
Clara Hunt
Washington Street
Williams
John Butts
Augusta
James Nostall
Valley Road
Unclear Names Reach for Vacation Plans
Fragmentary OCR item references Mrs. C Billings and daughter Terry with Linda Reelolk, a vacation for three weeks, and mentioned parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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C. Billings
Linda
Frank
Bath societies and clubs hold spring meetings
Ladies Aid of Winter Street church hosted a luncheon in the parish hall with an éscallo clam menu and Easter table decorations by Mrs. McFadden. The group discussed spring projects and announced upcoming events including a silver tea on April 30 and a chicken salad supper on April 8 with ticket duties assigned to hostesses and volunteers.
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Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Church
Ladies’ Parlor
William McGhi Ony
Edgar Lealdirs
Scott Golder
Carl ¥ Jeonsedy
Carroll Wakefield
David Y. Alkazin
John Gillie
Roscoe P. McFadden
Wallace
Horace Ward
Rainbow Assembly Plans Rummage and Food Sale
At the Rainbow Assembly meeting in Mason Temple on Friday evening, plans were made for a rummage and food sale on April 10. Committees for the rummage and food sale were named, and a report on the recent Swap party noted a good treasury contribution. Dawn Newcomb was listed as ill.
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Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Athana Gillespie
Viola Osgood
Carol Henderson
Janet Cohen
Joanne Hawkes
Martha Bertrand
Virginia Merry
Joanne Marsh
Jane Green
Donna Guynn
Portand
Diane Longley
Waneta Estes
Howard Blake
Assembly
Dawn Newcomb
Myrtle Lodge Plans Easter Sale and Dinner Schedule
Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies reports a large attendance with Theresa Hill greeting guests. A fish chowder supper precedes the meeting and committees are named for an Easter sale, a covered fish dinner, and dining room and sale preparations. The Past Lady's Club meets Monday night at Mrs Louise Rogers's Weeks Street residence.
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Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Theresa Hill
Sadie Davis
Harriet Otis
Edith Miller
Annie Oliver
A Ana Burnham
Lodge
Louise Rogers
Alice Lewis
Eva Atwood
Anna Burnham
Lu‘elia Blake
Lizzie Haggett
Mary Gillespie
Sarah Potter
Gertrude Stewart
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Eunice Perry
Odge
Myrtle Lodge
Loulse Rogers
Weeks Street
First Baptist Ladies Sewing Circle Meets Briefly
The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle met for a short session with four members present. They prepared quilt projects including two quilts and discussed plans for future gatherings and charitable work.
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Baptist
Circle members plan spring sale and lunch event
The article notes a spring sale work session ending with noon picnic lunches and beverages. Two members surprised everyone with home made pies served for dessert. Everett Wright sends thanks for a sunshine basket while ill at home. An all day session is planned for March 31 with boxed lunches.
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Everett Wright
Circle
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Plan Spring Sale and Jubilee
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met Wednesday to plan the annual Spring sale set for April 21. Announcement lists Grand Temple session at Eastland hotel Portland April 2 and 3. Western Maine Pythian Jubilee slated for Freeport May 1. Mystery prize awarded to Edward Perry. Next meeting March 31 with a six PM supper.
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Lowell Temple Pythian
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Western Maine
Edward Perry
Winter Street Auxiliary Hearing Lent Talk By Chaplain Schellhase
Brunswick Naval Air Station Chaplain Richard Schellhase spoke at the Winter Street Church Auxiliary meeting about the origin of the Evangelical and Reformed merger and the meaning of chaplain. Plans were made for a food sale on Friday April 2 at 2 pm and girl scout Court of Awards details were announced.
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Richard Schellhase
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Winter Street
Ladies Aid
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Schellhase
Beatrice Leavitt
Doris Tobey
Agnes Grant
Athana Gillespie
Bernice McGlinchy
Evelyne Percy
Dorothy Shea
Doris Miller
Ruth Freeman
Nind Freeman
DeMolay Mothers Club Plans April 10 Rum Mage Sale
The DeMolay Mothers Club met despite bad weather with strong turnout. They organized a rum mage sale for April 10 chaired by Mrs. Ruth Fuller to raise funds for the chapter. Refreshments will be served for the Bath Chapter installation as Mrs. Evelyn Stairs outlined a slide show of West Coast travel.
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DeMolay Mothers Club
Ruth Fuller
Temple
Mothers Club
Bath
DeMolay
Evelyn Stairs
West Coast
Robert
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific
T. S
Mt. Rushmore
Black Hills
South Dakota
Fuller
Ramona Council Elects New Officers in First Meeting
Ramona Council D of P met amid a stormy evening with many members present. Pocahontas Evelyn Crocker presided as the new officers filled chairs for the first time. Leah Charles of North Fryeburg will visit officially on April 8.
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Ramona Council
D. of P
Evelyn Crocker
Great Pocahontas
Leah Charles
North Fryeburg
Lucelia Blake
Frances Warner
Alfareta Council of
Brunswick
Helen Gagnon
Eunice Perry
Helping Hand Club Packs Easter Seals at Mrs Jag's Home
Members of the Helping Hand club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Simon Jag’s home to fill Easter Seal envelopes. The informal meeting featured collaborative packaging and social camaraderie as attendees prepared charitable mailings.
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Helping Hand Club
Simon Jag
Ante Cyr
Birthday event awards and April meeting announced
The article notes a special prize won by Mrs Oliver Foster at a cards and gifts event with a prettily arranged birthday cake. The club will hold its next meeting on April 8 at Mrs Foster's home, 210 Middle Street.
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Oliver Foster
Hockomock Council Meeting Plans Swap Party
Hockomockee Heck P met Thursday evening and voted to hold a swap party at the next meeting. Members were reminded to bring a gift valued at 25 cents. A get well card and potted plant were sent to Florence Rollins, a member, who was ill.
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North Fryeburg
Faith McKay
Mildred Avery
Frances
Martin
Central Church Choir Hosts Social Evening
Mrs Frederick D Hill director of the Central Congregational church choir and Mrs Jason A Merrill hosted the choir at Hill's home 1006 High The event opened with rehearsals of Eastern music followed by a buffet luncheon The gathering included Mrs Earl Wade Mrs Andrusky Mrs Leon Robbins Mrs Dana McIntire Mrs Howard Parks Mr Harold Avery Mr Illard Sprague Mr Durward Shorey Mr Robert Gordon Mr William Southern Mr Lincoln Anderson Mr Guy Allenwood and organist Mrs Carl Albee.
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Frederick D. Hill
Central Congreational Church
Jason A Merrill
Howard Parks
Hill
High Street
Earl Wade
Andrusky
Leon Robbins
Central Ladies Aid Plans Rummage Sale and Auction
At the Central Church Ladies Aid meeting a rummage sale was approved for an announced date and an auction was discussed. Mrs. Harry Larrabee led the session with plans for future church summer activities. Committee members named include Mrs. Leonard Lord and Mrs John Harkins, while Mrs. Robert Gordon presented an original quiz. A suggestion box sparked ideas for upcoming programs and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Adolph Ehlers and Mrs. Leonard Lord. Hostesses for next week are Mrs. Harry Larrabee and Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson.
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Central Church Ladies Aid
Harry Larrabee
Leonard Lord
John Harkins
Robert Gordon
Adolph Ehlers
Harfry Larrabee
Eleanor Ferguson
Grace Church Guild Plans Rug Exhibit and May Sale
Grace Episcopal church guild met to finalize plans for a rug exhibit at the parish house on April 21 with tea both sessions. Committees include Mrs. Voorhees and others. A rummage sale is planned for May with Mrs. Swearingen as chair. next meeting March 30.
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Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Eleanor Voorhees
Kennebec Clericus
Bath
James L. Grant
Helen Hill
Club Forty-Two hears Mrs Reinoehl on small flower gardens
Mrs Frank H Reinoehl spoke to Club Forty-Two last Wednesday urging members to grow at least a small flower garden. She outlined easy to grow annuals and perennials and described soil conditions for best growth.
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Frank H. Reinoehl
Club
Boston
Reigoeht
Local Society Notes Highlight Charity Tea Guests and Prizes
A fragment recalls guests including Mrs Herman Boudreau Mrs Harry Allen and Mrs Norman Seekins at a charity tea. The weekly prize was presented by Mrs Lawrence Wyman and awarded to Mrs Edward Jones.
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Herman ‘Boudreau
Bath Girl Scout Council Recounts Cookie Sale Support
The Bath Girl Scout Council met to thank committee members and all helpers for a successful event. The council reported a total World Year contribution and Bath troops raised 40.74 dollars sent to the national council. Plans for the annual cookie sale were outlined with Edward True as chairman. A new supply of Parent Consent forms was announced for troop leaders at Lett's.
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Bath Girlcout Council
Toill
Thornton Percy
Bath
Edward True
Lett’s
Eaders
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Sale and Easter Efforts
The Auxiliary of the Smith-Tobey post met with large attendance led by president Mrs. Althea French. They set May 8 for the annual Poppy Sale, welcomed Ellen Foss as a new member, and appointed nominating committee for officers to be presented April 28. A spring rummage sale is scheduled April 3 at 10 AM.
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The
Smith-Tobey
Ogt
American Legion
Legion
Althea French
Ellen Foss
Lucile McLaughlin
Florence Bates
Mary Carey
Thomaston
Doris Reinoeh
Madelyn Jackson
Lucy Desmond
Teen Age Sewing Circle Enjoys Gingerbread Sew-Along
Betsy Bertrand entertained the Teen Age Sewing Circle at her Oliver Street home where the girls baked gingerbread and stitched various seams. Attending were Judy Commeau, Joan Robinson, Bunny Perkins, Jean Brown, Ellen Low, with Leader Mrs. Berenice Colby.
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Betsy Bertrand
Oliver Street
Judy Commeau
Joan Robinson
Bunny Perkins
Jean Brown
Ellen Low
Berenice Colby
Central Church League Names Nominating and Event Chairs
At a Central Church League meeting Mrs. Robert Milliken announced nominating committee members Mrs. Herbert Pierce Mrs. Bart O'Donnell and Mrs. William Peavey. Co chairs for May banquet are Mrs. J Haviland Torrey and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter. April Activities committee includes Mrs. Donald T Page chairman and others. The group will serve the Men’s club on April 20 and host the Silver Tea on April 22 at Rev Hodgkins home. Guest speaker Mrs. William P Mennealy spoke after slides from a West Coast trip.
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Central Church League
Robert Milliken
Herbert Pierce
Bart O'Donnell
William, Peavey
J. Haviland Torrey
Alfred Carpenter
League
Donald T. Page
Edeward A. Cummings
Harold’ Avery
Rudolph
Corliss Brotherhood elects Pratt as president
Melvin Pratt was elected president of the Corliss Street Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood. Retiring President Paul Strube led the session with Orris Ames as vice president and Raymond Watson as secretary and treasurer. The group netted 70 from a recent supper at the South End P T A hall and hopes for an annual event. Bill Garn showed a Technicolor film Fighting Lady at Brunswick Naval Air Base. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is April 26 with committee members William Pais, Rev Harold Allen, and Scott.
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Melvin Pratt
Corliss Street Baptist
Church Men's Brotherhood
Paul Strube
Orris Ames
Raymond Watson
Brotherhood
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Bill Garn
TD3
Brunswick Naval Air Base
William Pais
Harold Allen
Oo Scott
Winter Street Couples Welcomes Ventro/Magician Virgil Ward
Virgil Ward of Topsham, a professional ventriloquist and magician, will present the program at Winter Street Church Couples club Saturday. Ward has served with the armed forces abroad and has appeared professionally in various parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ward
Topsham
Winter Street Church
Mr. Ward
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