Bath area social notes and community events glance
A long sequence of local notices covers veteran World War II service, church and club activities, travel and visits to Miami and Bermuda, hospital turns, and family events. Names include Paul G Ace, Virginia Babcock, Walter Beane, Milfield Y Lewis, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Getchell, Jeffrey Harris, Susan Darrah, Phyllis Day, Jane Pinkham, Jane Donahue, and many Bath area residents. The report notes gatherings at Mitchell School, travel between Levant, Edgecomb, Georgetown Center, and Bath, plus music performances by the Sweew England Conservatory chorus and installations at Garrison Hill Chapter OES.
Bath Viking to Make Special Return Excursion
George M. Lowden, wintering in Florida aboard his excursion boat, reports plans for the Viking’s first Bath excursion trip back. The voyage is billed as a special sail, signaling a notable early-season return for travelers and locals awaiting renewed service.
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George M. Lowden
Florida
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Bath
Local Social Notes From Waterville And Vicinity
Mrs John Davidson and daughter Jean Ann of Waterville visited Mr and Mrs George Brownrigg, with Miss Davidson a U Maine freshman spending vacation at home. Mrs Ann A MacKinnon of 373 Washington street leaves for South Portland to visit her daughter Mrs William Rader for several months. Miss Natalie Fowle, Mitchell school teacher, spent weekend with Rev and Mrs Forrest Fowle of Boothbay Harbor, and resides during school year with Mrs William P Hatch. Mrs James Coughran and daughter Eleanor Crocker and Donna of Crescent Street were guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Fay in Malden Mass for two days. Donald T Page of Bath attended a dinner hosted by Mrs Paul L Powers of Ronad panapery Soe Chapter.
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William S. French
Portland
Brenda Lee
Chester F. Luscombe
Carl G. French
Washington Street
Bath
Brook Street
John Davidson
Jean Ann
Waterville
Ann A. MacKinnon
South Portland
William Rader
Natalie Fowle
Mitchell School
Forrest Fowle
Boothbay Harbor
Miss Fowle
William P. Hatch
James Coughran
Eleanor Crocker
Donna
Crescent, Street
Coughran
Edward Fay
Malden
Mass
Donald T. Page
Paul L. Powers
Ron Ad Panapery Soe
Sue Ore
Mallett
Daugh' Clyde Mallett
High Street
Carol Quimby
Everett Quimby
Farrin Street
Fisher Junior
Boston
Judy Costain
George Costain
Granite Street
Fisher
Bath residents attend events and travel notices amid social calendar
Mrs Ethel Lee hosted a bridge night at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Lee in North Bay with prizes awarded to Mrs ule Seaeveins and others. April 22 plans with Mrs Lena Fortier announced. Mrs Clifford Caton traveled to Old Orchard after her mother’s sudden death. several residents travelers to New York and the Caribbean. Miss Georgiana McFadden returns for Easter. Thomas Fortier drowning prompted family. Mrs Henry Shaw and Mrs Annie Johansen hospitalized. Dominique Tardif arranging Lewiston Auburn service club banquet on May 6. Bertha Churchey visiting in Bath area.
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Ethel Lee
Charles Lee
North Bay
Ule Seaeveins
Yvette Bisson
Maude Wilson
Lena Fortier
South Street
Clifford Caton
Centertreet
Old Orchard
Charles D. Mooers
Bath
Dominique Tardif
Lewiston
Lewiston-Auburn
Bates College
Tardif
Rotary Club
Lewiston Exchange Club
Lions, Auburn Exchange Club
Kiwanis Club
Council session in Troy to study automotive industry role
May 14 and 15 session of the Troy city council will examine the economic and social role of the automotive industry and its meaning for national and international scenes. Mrs. Samuel D. Hooper of 29 Oliver Street visits her sister and brother in law in Newtonville Mass. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Claude S. Gillette and Mrs. Henry C. Wright departed for Genoa Italy aboard the S S Independence to tour Northern Italy Austria Switzerland and France. The author plans to sail from Genoa May aboard the S S Constitution and return to Bath early June. Mrs. Ruth Strack of Washington Street employed in New York City is vacationing with friends at Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Troy
Samuel D. Hooper
Oliver Street
Alfred Miner
Newtonville, Mass
Claude S. Gillette
Henry C. Wright
New York
S. S. Independence
Genoa
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
France
Bath
Ruth Strack
Washington Street
New York City
Atlantic City
N. J
Langdons Return From Washington Trip with Daughters Work
Dr and Mrs Langdon Thaxter of Portland return from Washington DC where they visited daughter Marjorie who holds a coordinator position in the Public Welfare Department Volunteer Service of the District of Columbia. Mr and Mrs Charles Syde of Marcia street return from Lowell Massachusetts where they attended a convention. Mrs Alice Shackford of this city spending the Summer at Five Island with her brother Percy Savage will spend Easter week with daughter Mrs John A Greene Jr and family at their North Frank Lemont home.
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Joseph I. Smith
Daniel Matter
Richard Thompson
Bernard Knight
Gerard Billington
Orono
University of Ee
W. Dennison
Sumner Sewall
Langdon Thaxter
Portland
Washington, D. C
Marjorie
Miss Thaxter
Public Welfare Department
District of Columbia
Charles Syde
Marcia Street
Lowell
Mass
Alice Shackford
Five Island
Percy Savage
John A. Greene
North Street
John Parke Allen
Bath
Mrs Frank Lemon Return Home After Incident
Mrs Frank Lemon was returned to her home at 279 Wash after an unspecified incident. Neighbors and local authorities reported no further danger and the case was noted by the precinct's daily log.
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Frank Lemon
Bath Highlights Include Army Captain Visit and Local Events
Capt Gertrude Pratt of Fort Aniston Alabama arrives on leave to visit her mother Mrs Gertrude Stewart while overseeing a chest disease unit with 200 patients. The town notes a nurse, educators, and several residents visiting Bath for family and civic events, plus the Memorial Hospital and OES installation activities.
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Gertrude Pratt
ANC
Fort Anniston
Ala
Gertrude .Stewart
Alabama
Bath
Pratt
U. S. Army
United States
Japan
Shumway Opens Funeral Residence Before June
Shumway plans to enter the funeral business, opening a funeral residence at his new home, with operation expected sometime before early June.
Bath hearing weighs toll area extension plan
Community members and business leaders including G Baer Connard of Bath Iron Works and Charles Cum mings of Bath debated a proposed extension of toll-free calling areas. Officials signaled no quick decision as the Utilities Commission reviews public input and hears testimony on potential rate changes and service reach.
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Carey
Pike
Lubec
Baer Connard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brunswick and Wiscasset
Neeten
George S. Brown
Constance Ring
Courtney Stover
West Bath
Bath
Meeting Focused on Trees and Spring Flowers
A women’s club meeting opened at two with Mrs. William a Dennison presiding in the illness of Mrs. Albert Whitney. Discussions covered Community Betterment, shrubbery around Veterans Memorial, and nominating officers for next month’s April 26 session on Spring Flowers. The program featured readings on Red Maples Oak Tree and Crucifixion Tree, a tree quiz, a catalpa article, a poem Daffodils, and a Trees solo sung by Joyce Kilmer.
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William A Dennison
Albert Whitney
Harry Young
Carville Douglas
Roscoe P. McFadden
Veterans Memorial
Whit
Herbert Harris
James Knight
Mildred G. Nichols
Illiam W. Dennison
Tarville Douglas
Miss Johnson
Nellie Goodrich
California
Eunice Ledyard
Alice Johnson
Bernard MacDonald
Catalpa
Emerton Gross
City Park
Joyce Kilmer
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Meet Share Spring Plans
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met on Wednesday with a six oclock supper under Mrs. Pearl Campbell. Mrs. Alice Winslow presided at the 8 oclock business meeting. Plans for the Spring sale and supper on April 21 were discussed. Mrs. Susie Darrah, delegate to the Grand Temple session in Portland April 2 and 3, spoke on highlights. Mystery prize won by Mrs. Iva Lee Cousins. Next meeting set for April 14 at 8.
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Lowell Temple
Pearl Campbell
Alice Winslow
Susie Darrah
Grand Temple
Portland
Iva Lee Cousins
Morse High Basketeers Guests of Rotarians
Morse High basketball players were guests of the Rotary Club after an exciting win over Westbrook. Coach Hunter discussed tournament play and Morse’s rise from seasonal activity to a full sport, noting strategic shifts from man to man to zone defenses.
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Morse High Basketeers
Rotarians
Westbrook
Morse
Hunter
Brunswick
South Portland
Joseph Marchetti
John Trafton
Paul McCourt
Robert Arsenault
Richardson
Orsegett
Trafton
George Coombs
Philip Weybrant
Edward Marchetti
Rae George Sirois
George
Richard Bishop
Herbert Ander
Principal Outlines Setus School Programs and Roles
School principal Mr Flint discusses new student work expectations and the need for neat homework. He envisions a volunteer activities program and student clubs, with teachers guiding specialized groups. Association officers will be installed May 17, and Madotte Foy was named to a council position for Morse High School events.
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Flint
Bath
A &T
Association
Ee Cers
Mth
Theodore Bertocci
Bertram Reed
Atwood Smart
Robert Carter
Madotte Foy
Tive
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Morse High School
Six Morse Pupils Debate On Air Sunday
Six Morse High School students debated the question Should the young age be used before a WGAN audience. Franklin Talbot Connie Davis Paul Crocker Hazel Warner Al Surore Kerwin participated on the taped program. Patricia Brewer guided seniors and juniors during the session in the high school studio.
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Morse
Bron
Partick Ting
Franklin Talbot
Connie Davis
Paul Crocker
Hazel Warner
al- Surore
Oe Kerwin
Vane
Patricia Brewer
Fulleron Mand
Winter Street Auxiliary Meeting Report
Reverend Richard J. Schaper led a worship service for Bath churches and larger groups at the Winter Street Auxiliary meeting. President Beatrice Leavitt conducted a brief business session. Sandwiches and coffee were served. The group will cover a dish supper next on the calendar.
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Winter Street
Richard J. Schaper
Bath
Beatrice Leavitt
Woolwich P T A Hosts Dinner For Woolwich Team
The Woolwich P T A held a pot roast dinner for nearly 200 people in the new Nequasset Central School living room. Richard McElman led letters for 18 basketball players while Mrs Temple recognized 2 cheerleaders. Duncan Farrell and Eugene Hunter spoke on practice and sportsmanship.
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Woolwich Basketballies
Woolwich P. T. A
McElman
David McKellar
William Fogg
Richard McElman
Frank Sparks
Morse High seniors depart Bath for New York class trip
Morse High school seniors will leave Bath Sunday at 10 p.m. by Trailway buses for a four day educational trip to New York during spring vacation. Chaperones for 93 students include Mr and Mrs Led word Mr and Mrs J arkey Miss Adena Smith and Ethan Ween. They will stay at the Henry Hudson hotel with a packed schedule featuring visits to the Statue of Liberty United Nations Perry Mason Ringling Circus RCA tours and optional Hayden Planetarium Central Park Zoo and more. Return to Bath is expected Thursday around 11 a.m.
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Morse High School
Bath
Trailway
New York
James C. Ledwerd
James Arkey
Adena Smith
Ethan Ween
Henry Hudson
Statue of Liberty
Chinatown
Firestone
United Nations
Perry
Ringling
Madison Square Garden
RCA
Hayden Planetarium
Central Park
Zoo
Genesta Circle Hosts Spring Meet Auction At Mrs Page Home
Genesta Circle met Wednesday with hostesses Mrs Leah Page and Mrs Athana Gillespie at Washington Street. Mrs Rose Rogers invited members to gather for a final Spring session before Summer vacation on May 12 at Trufant Street. The program featured a Scotch auction run by the hostess who sold two cakes, one to Mrs Zypha Richardson and one to Mrs Doris Mc. Ice cream, brownies and coffee were served. Attendees included Mrs Nellie Smith, Mrs Anna McCabe, Mrs Page, Mrs Zypha Richardson, Mrs Teasie Robinson, Mrs tha Bertrand, Mrs Ruth Fuller, Jees Gorm Mage Dorie tacts died. Dorie and Mrs Doris Brooks.
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Genesta Circle van Cute
Leah Page
Washington Street
Athana Gillespie
Rose Rogers
Trufant Street
Zypha Richardson
Doris Mc
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