Phippsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Arrivals
Miss Abbie Minott leaves Oberlin with Miss Susie Nichols for a Southward motor trip. The list records residents and visitors including Rogers at Togus, Harry Wyman a patient, Mrs Hattie Minott visiting Bath, Feero family travels, Jay Daley from Foxboro visiting Dromore Bay, Libby camp owners in Meadowbrook, Morse and Blais dell in Portland, and renovations affecting the Meadow Brook Johnson house. Multiple welfare and farm bureau events noted with gatherings at Winnagee and Dromore Farm. James L Morse buys a new tractor and various short calls across Bath, Sebasco, and Winnegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Minott
Susie Nichols
Oberlin
Nichols
South
Ernest Rogers
Togus
As. Rogers
Harry Wyman
Hattie Minott
Charles True
Weeks Strest
Bath
Linwood C. Feero
Hazel
Sebasco
Jane Feero
Melvin Walace
Jay Daley
Foxboro
Mass
Ray Campbell
Dromore Bay Farm
Maurice Libby
Libby Camp
Meadowbrook
James L. Morse
William Blaisdell
Portland
Johnson
Omar Perry
Winneganee
Dromore Farm Bureau
Leathercraft
Hadley Tremaine
Ralph Robinson
Brightwater
Welfare Club
Mida Feero
L. C. Feero
John E. Blaisdell
Quincy
Grace Parks
Lincoln Parks
Hardings
Bath Men Start Canning Factory
Bath's Troop brothers oversee a new canning venture aiming at Maine markets. The plant will specialize apple jelly from a single variety and consider blueberry canning based on grower interest and steady berry supply. New equipment includes a pea canner, bean snipper, and corn cutter husker.
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Maine
Troop Brothers
Harold
Eubra
Bath
Eubra Troop
George W. Troop
Waldron Troop
Moatsweag Food Products, Inc
MESO ad Dromore Farm Bureau Meeting Details
The Winneganee County regu lar MESO ad Dromore Farm Bureau held a meeting led by Lewiston home demonstration agent Hortense A Welch about making the house homelike. Thirty attended as Welch reviewed Farm Home week, sheet quality, and living themes. A benefit party, deadlines, and fundraising for 4‑H as well as a fall fair were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee Couei
Hortense A. Welch
Lewiston
Miss Welch
Orono
Margaret Slattery
Leathercraft
Belle Sawyer
Elizabeth B. Deering
Mary E. Campbell
Daisy Murphy
Samuel McElroy
Gertrude Small
Evelyn Young
Jennie Knight
Roberta Manson
Complimentary Dinner Honored Lieutenant Edward Craig
Lieut. Edward C. Craig was the guest of honor at a Bath Iron Works Corp dinner Friday night at the Hotel Phoenix. Archibald Main drew special programs, guests toasted Craig for his service, and a Dewey launching picture was presented. The event featured harmonica duets and a supper of fruit cup halibut steak salad pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Craig
C. C
U.S. N
Phoenix
Bath Iron Works Corp
Archibald Main
Diamond Head
Honolulu
Aloha
Craig
U.S. S
Dewey
Drayton
Lamson
Maine
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Main
Lieut
William S. Newell
Edwin R. Andrews
Illiam S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Liceut. Com
Glenn H. Easton
Thomas J. Casey
Sidney L. Eaton
Roland F. Hill
Girls Keep It Up Club Meets Saturday in West Bath
The second meeting of the Girls Keep It Up 4-H club was held at Rosedale Farm West Bath chaired by president Henrietta French with all members present. Marian Rose was elected treasurer Marion Gatchell color bearer Edna Brown cheer leader and Beatrice Rose organizer. Refreshment and entertainment committees were formed and the session ended at 3 45 PM. A buck deer weighing 175 to 200 pounds wandered Rockland near the Public Library and Dr Charles D North residence tapping dining room windows before moving toward Quality Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta French
Rosedale Farm
West Bath
Beatrice Rose
Marian Rose
Marion Gatchell
Edna Brown
Virginia Reno
Rockland
Charles D. North
Beech Street
Quality Hill District
Popham Beach Local Social Ledger Highlights Residents
A Popham Beach note book shows Merton Oliver of Winnegance selling clams after mail routes ended, and many locals from West Bath to Marrtown, Bath, and Georgetown visiting, moving, or working. Coast Guard personnel and light keepers swap duties, with several residents travelling to Bath and Saco for tasks and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Oliver
Winnegance
Susie Oliver
Oliver
Here
Bath
Clarence Perkins
Norman
Arlene
Stanley
Virginia
West Bath
Seaman E. Drake
Kennebec
Graydon Morse
James and
Graydon, Jr
C. Oliver
Marrtown
Rollo Morton
U. S. Coast Guard
Saco
Biddeford
Eugene Osgood
Perkins Island
Popham
George Morong
Alonzo Morong
Osgood
Harry Monk
Parker Head
Moses Chandler
Pauline Morong
Eleanor Thayer
Lisbon Falls
Roland Alley
Kennebee River
Leslie Dyer
Capt
Llewellyn Oliver
Seaboard
Warwick
R. I
Kennebec River
Omar King
Linwood Haynes
U. of M
Cpham
Howard Scott
Clifton Morong
Raymond Larrabee
Ernest W. Oliver
William Bowie
Spruceville
Bowie
Roscoe Perkins
Phippsburg
Trueman Taylor
Helena Oliver
Leah Bowie
Milton Pinkham
Bay Point
Ernest R. Spinney
Althea Oliver
James Hutchins
Cox's Head
William Hutchins
Clinton Newdick
Augusta
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Jack Spinney
Elkanah Wyman
A. F. Williams
Togus
Arthur Stevens
East Boothbay
Mike
Nancy
James Chandler
Long Island
Guy Crowley
U. S. Coast Guard Station
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Georgetown
George E. Hoyt
Richmond
Leon Oliver
Augusta Man Bernard Skinner Reports Polar Return Plans
Bernard Skinner of Augusta and a member of Byrd Antarctic Expedition II writes friends from Little America that the year ends with the Bear loading and the Rappert expected soon. He notes regret at leaving the buried village and endless ice fields but looks forward to warmer climes as he nears home. letter postmarked January 30 bears Little America cachet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Skinner
Augusta
Mr. Skinner
Little America
Fire damages at Winnegance and local road updates
Grass fire near Reed's store at Winnegance burned a sizable area after crews fought it with Engine 4 from Box 114. In Bath, street work and frost damage prompt calls to widen High street hill and inspect sewer lines as Spring overseers keep roads passable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed’s
Winfield W. Morse
Phippsburg
Bath’s Street and Sewer Board
High Street
Lemont Street
McCutcheon Hill
City Street
Sherman L. Morse
New York
Fred L. Parks
Lincoln
Somerville
Former grid star Wil be speaker at Winter Street club
Mike Vuchnich, famed Ohio State center and full back, will discuss Football as It Is Played in the Middle West before the Winter Street Men's club Thursday evening. He played for three years at Ohio State and joined the All Star team against the Chicago Bears last summer. The Chicago Tribune named him the most valuable Buckeye and he earned Grantland Rice second team honors. The talk caps the season and draws a good attendance. Miss Priscilla A. Dean returns to Boston to start April 8 as head nurse in the medical ward at Children's Hospital after training in New York and Cornell clinics.
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Winter Street
Mike Vuchnich
Middle West
Ohio State University
Chicago Bears
Chicago Tribune
Ohio State
Grantland Rice
Priscilla A. Dean
Milton O. Dean
Green Street
Augusta
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Miss Dean
New York Hospital
New Cornell
Dean
Evening School Honors. Principal, Faculty Gift
Bailey Evening School of Industries awarded certificates to students meeting 67 percent attendance and standards. Principal Margaret Flaherty received a Colonial convex mirror gift from the faculty as Supt. Clinton D. Wilson reviewed finances and praised the program's work teaching citizenship through revised curriculum and patient education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard
John H. Labbie
Ernest Fulton
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Seth N. Snipe
Snipe
Margaret Flaherty
United States of America
Keep-It-Up Clubs Reorganize For Year
West Bath 4 H clubs were reorganized at Lowell school with county agent Charles Eastman and state club leader Miss Leana Spearin present. Spearin discussed club activities and expanded opportunities while Eastman offered a gavel for ten-member clubs. Girls officers: Henrietta French president, Virginia Reno president, Beatrice Rose Mary, Marion Getchell treasurer. Boys officers: Henry Sandelin president, David Wharff vice president, C White secretary. Next meeting set for April 11 at Rosedale Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Lowell
Charles L. Eastman
Leana Spearin
Eastman
Fred J. Rose
Henrietta French
Virginia Reno
Beatrice Rose
Marion Getchell
Henry Sandelin
David Wharff
White
Rosedale Farm
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Endicott-Johnson
Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Edward Craig
Popham Beach
Joseph Heenan
Walter Morse
Forrest Legard
John M. Huse
West Point
Y.M.C.A. Church League
Harry M. Huse
United States Military Academy
Grace
Joseph O. Purdue
Ruth Dale
Emily Jordan
Margaret Huse
Jeannette Shackford
Ivan Kirkpatrick
H. Warren Halterman
Halterman
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Military Academy
Main
Y.M.C
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Kirkpatrick
Miss Jordan
Miss Dale
Miss Shackford
Miss Huse
William and
John Greene
Frank E. Harvie
Nicholas Vamvakias
Russell Colby
Fred Hart
Grid Star
Winter Street Men’s Club
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Bath, Maine
Washington Street
Tel
Main Street
Bowdoinham
Bill Thompson
Supt
Clinton D. Wilson
Bailey Evening School
Commercial Department
Catherine M. Huse
Bessie L. Clark
Roland F. Faunce
R. Hazel Feero
John A. Gaudet
Harvey E. Groves
Almira T. Jones
Catherine F. Kelley
Margaret M. MacKinnon
Elmer L. Norton
Ardenne B. Pierce
Mrs. Huse
Marguerite Brown
Anna H. Hill
Roland D. McIntosh
Pauline M. Mikelsky
Carolyn Oliver
Thomas A. Tracey
Philip Oliver
Bernice F. Acorn
Katherine J. Grainger
Silas Edward Plant
Lynnette Walker
Emily Gediman
Doris Oliva London
Evelyn Clough
Gwendolyn Inez Leonard
Mary Frances McCabe
Marion Louise Coleman
Roland Faunce
John McCarty
Alberta MacLellan
Florence E. Troop
Herman Wright
Miriam Adams
Margery J. Scott
Thomas E. Tracey
Diana Cloutier
Anne Carmella Puiia
Doris Lewis
Marguerite Mae Brown
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Mary J. Cummings
Margaret Austin
Ray Greene
Angelina Jenkins
Yvette Isson
Rinda Staples
Len Fortier
Pearl Savage
Rose Flint
Lillian Clamy
Grace Costain
Anne Ferry
Alice E. Heald
Consuelo Alkazin
Elizabeth Beal
Emma Brown
Mary Bryant
Lucy Desmond
Nina Freeman
Jennie Siight
Beatrice Leavitt
Nina McRae
Natalie McNeil
Mabel Merrill
Etta Thurlow
Mary Whittemore
Nellie C. Jones
Katharine M. Reardon
Josephine Pinkham
Pearl Homes
Thelma Holmes
Anne Perry
Eugene Dauphin
John M. Dauphin
Charlotte Mallet
Alice Clappison
Eleanor Voorhees
Anne M. Conley
Doris James
Kathleen Greene
Dora J. Collins
Margaret M. Allen
Yvette Bisson
Josie R. Eastman
Gertrude Blaisdell
Lola B. Elliott
Louise P. Barter
Sadie F. Farley
Alice R. Erskine
Elsie M. Small
Alice A. Manion
Cleora J. Coombs
Lena Oliver
Emma F. Cummings
Mary A. McCrater
Eleanor Thebeau
Margerie W. Coleman
Nor M. Irwin
Lillian L. Clancy
Virginia D. Trowbridge
Agnes Trowbridge
Lucy Brown
June R. Thornton
Susie Darrah
Agnes Gilchrist
Dorothy Peters
Florence Seivers
Rebecca Feere
Gladys Walsh
Nellie Biggins
Margaret Rooke
Marion Rafnell
Ethel May
Josephine Sheldon
Edith Wallace
Clara Darling
Mary Brown
Anual Arts Department
David Y. Alkazin
Everett L. Pinkham
Howell B. Smith
Clarence F. Freeman
Ulric J. Morin
Linwood F. Carr
John J. Pagurko
John W. Warner
Calvin Kimball
Harold J. Footer
Asenath Haggett
J. Verheus
William L. Skelton
John C. Fitzgerald
John W. Black
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Anna Barbara Allen
Lucy G. Armstrong
Emily Moulton
Maude E. Hoffman
Dorothy Thompson
Evelyn Truss
Ira Abbott
Jeannette Webster
Lydia Smith
Rita Cummings
Marjorie Quinn
Helen Moses
Carolyn Drake
Geneva Mallett
Elizabeth Colby
Katherine McCarty
Lowell School