Easter services planned across Phippsburg communities
Easter Sunday observances in Phippsburg include services in Small Point at 11 am and 3 45 pm in the Parker Healvestry with Sunday school children presenting scripture and a play The Popham service is at 7 pm in the library Rev Orville Tozier guest pastor will preach at the townwide events and crowds are invited to attend nearby churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Orville Tozieer
Congregational Christian Conerence
Maine
Christian Service
Unday
Thefternoon
Parker Heal Vestry
Popham
Marine Growths, Inc
Roy Johnson
Niles Wallace
West Point
Tey
Board of Assessors
Mary
Ed Firrerab
Ranklin Sprague Hield
Artis Funera
J. Bradford Prague
Bessie Prague
Maurice An
Emmy Wyman
Willi Wyman
Winhrop Blair
Raymond McIntire
Alvin Pye
Harles Pye
Alert Thompson
Swanton Wyman
Brague
Small Point
Bradford
Minnie Purington
West Atd
Gordon Trott
Hartz Mountain
Monseuss
Ney Wood
Trott
Winfield Morse
Iymond McIntire
and Airs
Owen Richardon
Bangor
Sagaahoe
Hell
Bangor House
Pan
Maurice Avery Ormerly
Arden
Williamstown
Mass
Abwarks, Jr
Old Time Mansion in Dromore Section Recounts Local History
An old mansion in Dromore, once owned by the Owens and Gould families, is described with its large square structure, central chimney, and fine joiner work. The piece recalls Mrs Gould and Mrs Perry Bowers visiting the fence by the brook, the Cutting Mills, and local neighbors relying on the mill for boards while praising the home’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
William
Catherine
Dromore
William Owens
Catherine Fulton
Topsham
John Maxwell
Lucinda
Sarah Jane
Catherine Owen Cutting-Weston
Owen
Charles Gould
Mariah L. Cutting
Goulds
Cutting Powers
Ruins Hill
Christine Cutting Beavan
Bath
Phippsburg
Thomas Cutting
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosts Rainy Thursday Card Party
Mrs Winfield W Morse entertained the Winnegance Community club Auxiliary at her home on Thursday afternoon. Despite the rain two tables were in play with Mrs Alice Lancaster winning first prize and Mrs Orman Coggeshall taking second. The Auxiliary plans to meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Coggeshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield W. Morse
Winnegance Community Club
Alice Lancaster
Orman Coggeshall
Engagement Announced for Miss Towne and Mr Millar
The engagement of Miss Janice Towne of Waltham Massachusetts and Popham Beach to Robert Locke Millar of Bristol Connecticut is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Newell Towne. Millar is the son of Clifford Warner Millar of Waltham and the late Mrs Millar. Towne is a graduate of Chamberlayne Junior College Boston. Millar is a 1940 MIT graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Towne
Albert Newell Towne
Waltham
Mass
Popham Beach
Robert Locke Millar
Bristol
Millar
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Parker Head PTA and Easter Service News
Parker Head Mrs Leston Harrington leads the Cancer Drive and PTA meeting with penny sale. Easter service at the church Sunday 3 45 p m features a speaker from Portland and a play The Voice of Easter by the children. Bell to ring 3 30. Local social notes include visits, gifts, and community events across Parker Head and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leston Harrington
Parker Head
Parker Head Pta
Edwin Wyman
Earl Lowell
Eugene Harrington
Walter Cushing
Turner McCarty
Palm Sunday Service Highlights Dresden and Area
Dr Alexander Cairns led a Methodist church Palm Sunday sermon on The Palms with soloist Mrs Clayton Mayers and accompanist Miss Clara Sherbourne. The choir included Avalon Good Jessie Ross Clara Sherbourne Carolyn Sheldon and Mrs Clayton Mayers. Mrs Fred Stilphen was organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cairns
Clayton.Mayers
Clara Sherbourne
Avalon Good
Jessie Ross
Carolyn Sheldon
Clayton Mayers
Fred Stilphen
Charles Dorr
Oscar Bailey
John Mayers
Connecticut
Edward Hall
Laura Stilphen
Richmond
Dresden Mills
Bridge Academy
Betty
Rockland
Rockland Players
Pvt
Harvey Perry
Camp Stewart
Ray Perry
Mig. Hildreth Rittall
Greenfield
Mass
Rittall
Rod and Gun Club to Host Steak Supper Night
Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet club members plan a steak supper at Hyde Windlass Cafeteria Tuesday evening open to the public. Tate of the Newfoundland Publicity Bureau will show several reels of colored film on Newfoundland hunting and fishing. Tickets are limited and reservations are urged from club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Club, Inc
Hyde Windlass
Newfoundland
Tate
Newfoundland Publicity Bureau
New York City
William Donnell
Edward Jaquith
Redford Christiansen
Elmer Blake
Ben Hall
Forrest Clark
Alfred Hunt
Orris Ames
Popham Beach Postmaster reports Fourth Class Salary Bill progress
Popham Beach Postmaster M I McNulty cites a National Association letter noting Congress conferees approved final adoption of the Fourth Class Salary Bill after six years of effort. The item also covers measles cases at Popham school, Easter seals sales for Crippled Children, and local community updates including school enrollments, attendance notes, measles cases, ice conditions on the Kennebec, and residents’ travels and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. McNulty
National Association of Postmasters
Washington, D. C
Popham School
Popham Library
Orville Lozier
Congregational Christian Conference of Maine
Parker Head
Bodwell Grange Hall
Bodwell Grange
Cary
Edmund Wallace
Bertha
Mary
Ellen
Walter Newdick
Virginia Perkins
Merrill
Ernest Oliver
Robert
Richard Smail
Irene Percy
Merrill Oliver
Richard Small
Kennebec
Atkins Bay
Silver Lake
Local Visitors Stop by in Jefferson and Orono
Mr and Mrs Perley Boynton of Jefferson were guests of Lin dey and Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchell Mrs Charles Treat formerly Helen Rogers and her son Charles Jr from Orono arrived for a few weeks visit with Mrs Treats parents Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Rogers at Trufants Crossing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rolins
Howard Milton
East Boston
Parker
Rollins
H. D. Mank, Jr
Eugene Harrington
Harold Rogers
Bath
Charles Blaisdell
Walter Cushing
Lisbon
Robert K. Arndt
Earl Lowell
Chicago
F. W. Ardnt
Cleveland
Ardnt
Bath Iron Works
Leston Harrington Jr
USNR
Leston Harrington
Frank Wyman
Lawrence Thayer
John Libby Jr
John
Lisbon Falls
John Libby
Libby
Navy
Albert Gray
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lewis Lowell
Harpswell
Mertie Shepherd
Irma Davis
Francis Lander
Brunswick
Auburn
Perley Boynton
Jefferson
Lindey
Herbert Mitchell
Charles Treat
Helen Rogers
Charles, Jr
Orono
Llewellyn ‘Rogers
Trufant’s Crossing
TALK ON SCOUTING AT HUSE SCHOOL THURSDAY NIGHT
William C. Wessel national director of Cubbing Boy Scouts of America speaks to Huse School Parent-Teacher Association Thursday at eight. Parents of all young boys urged, especially those in local cub packs. Wessel, Long Island native and Syracuse graduate, has led scouting since its founding and directed camps and international activities. Cubbing emphasizes neighborhood groups for boys aged 9 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse School
William C. Wessel
Boy Scouts of America
Huse Schoo
Parent - Teacher Association
Mr. Wessel
Hsi
Long Island
N. Y
Syracuse University
Harvard
Syracuse
Wessel
Bureau of Plant Pathology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Springfield
Mass
Casper
Wyo
Denmark
Birkenhead
England
Firemen Sponsor Vaudeville Show in Bath
Bath Memorial Firemen Association plans a vaudeville show to raise funds for the relic fund. Al Moore directs the Morse High School auditorium performance on Friday evening April 21, with committees handling advertising, posters, and box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Firemen’s Association
Central Fire Station
Waterstreet
al Moore
Morse High School Auditorium
Edward Thomas
George Breed
Joseph Wilson
Albert Thayer
Rupert Lewis
Ticket Committee Reports Strong Sales at Meeting
The Ticket Committee members Edward Thomas George Parshley Enos Webster Harold Brown Mur dock Murray Ushcers Albert Thayer Kenneth Thayer Fenton I Moore George Breed Herbert Henders on Enos Webster Cornelius Brewster have started work and report seven percent sales gain. After business a jovial hour followed with moving pictures a travelogue and reels of comedy titled Jail Birds Bear Facts Going Natives Quiet Fourth and Hold In the Bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas
George Parshley
Enos Webster
Harold Brown
Murdock Murray
Albert Thayer
Kenneth Thayer
Fenton I. Moore
George Breed
Herbert Henderson
Cornelius Brewster
Sacred Heart Circle Adds Three New Members and Initiates One
Sacred Heart Circle Daugh tergai tsubedla met Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Regent Mrs. Alice Burgess presiding. Three new members Lola Stark Elizabeth Holland Marie Lambert were elected and one new member Lida Lennox was Initiated. Ethel Lee announced a telephone badge from April 24 to 28 with auction and contract play and prizes. May committee members named include Vivian Krenstrand Reta Levesque Martha McAuliffe Yvonne Vaillancourt Catherine Kelley Sadie Sartis Hannah Curran Mary Fitzgerald Elizabeth Conley Sophie McPherson and Catherine Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughtergai Tsubedla
Alice Burgess
Lola Stark
Elizabeth Holland
Marie Lambert
Lida Lennox
Ethel Lee
Vivian Krenstrand
Reta Levesque
Martha McAuliffe
Yvonne Vaillancourt
Catherine Kelley
Sadie Sartis
Hannah Curran
Mary Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Conley
Sophie McPherson
Catherine Burgess
Charter Draped in Memory of Mrs Margaret A Flaherty
The charter was draped in memory of the late Mrs. Margaret A. Flaherty. Next regular meeting will be May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Flaherty
Darroch Takes Over State Salvage Post This Week
William C. Darroch, longtime Industrial Salvage Representative of the Maine Salvage Committee, assumes duties as Executive Secretary of the State Committee this week. He succeeds Clifford Somerville, who resigned to join Boston & Maine and Maine Central Railroads. Darroch’s appointment came with Bath Iron Works support, where he is an executive, and he will keep his Industrial Salvage role. A Columbia Falls native and 1929 University of Maine graduate, he is well known in Maine schools as a former principal and athletic director, and has worked for U. S. Army Engineers, New England Shipbuilding, and Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Darroch
Maine Salvage Committee
State Committee
Richard W. Hallett
Darroch
Clifford A. Somerville
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Hallet
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Derroch
Columbia Falls
University of Maine
Maine
U. S. Army Engineers
New England Shipbuilding Co
Bath Iron Works
Mrs Locsin Returns to New York After Visit
Mrs Manuel Locsin returned to her home in New York City Friday after spending two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Milton C Trott on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Locsin
New York City
Milton C. Trott
High Street
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Phippsbung
Kenneth Weeks
U. S
Gs Atus
Moran Towing Co
Wilbur
Leslie Dyer
Fon David
Gordon ,Trott
Jackie
Melvin
William Blaisdell
Droore
Aymond Campbell
Frank Cutting
Agnes Cutting
Foxoro
Arlton Orville Duley
Mr. Duley
Dedham
Ssmual and
Hattieley
Raymond Campbell
Corrie Varney
Memorial Hospital
Dana L. McIintire
Russell Street
Portland
McIntire
George Croudman
Rosina Jewett
Hay & Peabody Funeral Home
Dresden
ROD and Gun Club
Will
Hyde Windlass Cafeteria
Ernest Spinney
Ralph Spinney
George Barnes
North Brookfield
Walter Sprague
Portsmouth
N. H
Cambridge
Clarence Perkins
Frank Scott
Hiebert Mitchell
William Bowie
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Bodwell Orange Hall
Gloria Oliver
William Wallace
Dixie Oliver
Wilard Oliver
Florence Barnes
G. E. McNulty
Clarence Wallace
Walter Oliver
L. G. Wessel
Niford
Cubbing
Morse High School
SEARS
Runming Tres
Stnes
Gear ‘Ubricani
Center Street
Bath, Maine
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