Phippsburg Residents Share News At Local Meeting
Phippsburg shows strong GOP presence with six residents at the state convention. Lessie E. Dickinson re elected state committee woman for a fifth term. Harold Seavey buys Jewell house for Norton family and renovates it. Canary hatchlings thrive after one cannibal incident. Dromore Farm Bureau to meet with Victory garden talk and seed exchange. Personal items note vacations, visits, bicycle news, and family movements around Bath area.
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Phippsburg
G.O.P
Lessie E. Dickinson
Harold Seavey
Squirrel Point
Jewell House
Norton
Gordon Trott
Sagadahoc Council to Have Ball Team
Sagadahoc Council Knights of Columbus held a regular meeting Sunday evening. Grand Knight Alex Burgess named a May activities committee with William Dugas as chairman and Maron Genthner and Leon Pias cik as assistants. An Easter Monday ball at the armory was a complete success. The council approved entering a KC-BIW softball team in the city USO league this year. A Marine overseas received a carton of cigarettes. class pictures for three 1943 classes are now available.
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Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Alex Burgess
William Dugas
Maron Genthner
Leon Piascik
Armory
Charles Benoit
Kc-Biw
Open House Draws 80 Plus At USO Hall In Bath
Over eighty industrial workers and service men attended an Open House at the USO hall this week. An excellent buffet supper was provided by Genesta chapter O E S with music, movies, and games for entertainment. Supper committee members included Miss Catherine Leonard and several Mrs. and Miss names from Genesta chapter. Jean Laucier, Bath Iron Works employee, returned from Millinocket where a relative was ill. Mrs Saucier resides with Reginald and his wife at 1257 Washington street.
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USO
Genesta Chapter
Genesta's
Catherine FE. Leonard
Thomas Aikenhead
Francis Bertram
Paul Bagdikian
Fred Osgood
Steanor-Danforth
Arth Fields
Jean Laucier
Bath Iron Works
Millinocket
Mr’s Saucier
Bath
Reginald Saucier
Washington Street
Clarence Perkins
Lincoln Bowie
Lewiston
Roland Bowie
Louisiana
Bowie
Popham
Perkins
Clarence Skofield
Lorraine
Thomas
Harpswell
Seguin
Clifton Morong
the Coust Gustrd
Fort Popham
Howard Spinney
Lester Morse
Judy
Winnegance
Richard Sprague
Walter Sprague
Virginia Perkins
Winneganee
Harry Pushard
Camp Edwards
Camp Parks
Oakland
Vernon Mattson
Newtonville
Vernon Jr
Lambert Field
Missouri
Pensacola
Florida
Mattsons
South Shore
Walter Cousins
M. C. Fischer
Carmel
Leverett Welch
Muncie
Woolwich
Ernest
Ralph Spinney
Betty Jones
Major drainage project planned for Lambert Park
Whitman and Howard engineers conduct surveys at Lambert Park to improve drainage for both permanent and demountable houses. Plans include direct sewer connections from basements, new street catch basins, grading to direct water away from homes, and possible foundations work. Estimated cost 130000 to 140000. Contractors will be let after Federal Housing Authority review.
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Whitman & Howard
Boston
Lambert Park
Federal Housing Authority
West Bath Grangers Plan a May Ball
West Bath Grange met with 80 attendees led by Master Arthur C. Lemont and Steward William H. Small Jr. A May ball was voted, committees named, and next week’s program assigned to Assist ant Steward Frank Donnell. Entertainment included sing along and movies at Bath Iron Works venue. Mrs. Lillian Groves hospitalized at Memorial hospital.
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West Bath Grange
Arthur C. Lemont
William H. Small, Jr
John Howe
John Sylvester
Chester Roberts
Edwin W. Haggett
William H. Small Jr
D. Wallace MacDonald
Ella Coombs
Alfred Neal
Vivian White
Frank Donnell
Perry Thompson
Bertha Ward
Morton Young
Courtney Stover
Martha Crocker
Grange
William Armstrong
United States
France
Belgium
Holland
William H. McGlinchy
Ethel Burns
Eva Felker
Gladys Deehan
Bowdeinham
Parker Head Community Notes On War Stamps And Visits
The Village children have bought or sold nearly 100 in war stamps and bonds since Oct 8, bringing total since Memorial Day to about 700. PTA awards went to Bill Lowell and Barbara Harrington for stamp purchases. Personal items list visits, hospital news, and guests including the Harringtons, Rollins, Cushing, Perkins, Gray, and others with several trips to Bath and Brunswick.
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Bill Lowell
PTA
Barbara Harrington
Earl Lowell
E. M. Wyman
Allie Rollins
Owen Richardson
A. E. Oliver
Walter Cushing
Leroy Perkins
Charles Blaisdell
Leston Harrington
Brownies
Armory
Bath
Earl A. Thurlow
East Vassalboro
Olive Deejay
Walker Street
William E. Hallett Jr
Parker
Boston
W. T. Wyman
Totus Hospital
Brunswick
PFC
Harry Pashard
Massachusetts
Lizzie Gray
Albert Gray
Violet Sanborn
Joan of
Brookfield
Francis Gray
Edith Hemmer
H. D. Mank
Clayton Hoar
George Morong
John Kreiler
Eleanor Lertrand
Parker Head
Osgood
Perkins Island
Truman Taylor
Marrtown
Edna Perry
Lincoln Street
Stanton Dozois
Cox's Head
No Pleasure Driving Ban This Summer in Maine
Maine vacationers face no new gasoline restrictions for motorboats and pleasure driving, says Prescott H Vose Maine OPA director. If no emergency arises a pleasure driving ban is unlikely as Chester Bowles OPA head promises. Rationing remains unchanged for motorboats with two times horsepower for inboards up to 125 gallons three months and outboards at two and a half times horsepower up to 20 gallons.
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Augusta
Maine
Prescott
H. Vose
Maine Opa
Vose
Chester Bowles
OPA
A. E. Smith
Consolidated inventory and sales report mandated for dealers
The Office of Price Administration in Maine announces a new consolidated form for used industrial and commercial machinery and parts dealers. The form replaces separate reports to the War Production Board and OPA, with Ureterthre-sim plification dealers filing only with the WPB office in Portland. Mrs. Edward B. Hamblett has visited her sister in Portland and attended a Cooperative concert Friday evening.
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Office of Price Administration
Maine
OPA
W. Dale Currier
War Production Board
WPB
Portland
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
James McKenna
District Rebekah Assembly Held Here Tuesday Evening
The District No. 10 Rebekah Assembly of Maine met at Odd Fellows hall with district deputy president Mrs. Glennora Moore and warden Mrs. Thelma Taylor. Reports were read, a banquet followed, memorial services were held, and monies were presented to the Odd Fellows Home. The degree team conferred the Rebekah degree on several members and gifts were exchanged among officers.
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Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Odd Fellows Hall
Glennora Moore
Thelma Taylor
Woodland
Rebekah Assembly
Myrtie Billings
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Alice Johnson
Rebekahs
Hallowell
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Bath
Evening Star of
Brunswick
Zelda Harkins
Louise Stevens
Justin Hamilton
Jessie Kilbride
Edith Purington
Hermia Toothaker
Odd Fellows Home
Helen Dugas
Lisbon Falls
No. 9
Belle Lewis
Margaret Morrison
Rebekah
Queen Esther
Beulah
Colonial Bowlers Banquet Highlights Oldest City League
Colonial Club Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Hotel Phoenix marking the 15th year of the city’s oldest pinpicking loop. Prizes were awarded to the Lucky Strikes and Muradi teams with individual honors for high averages and strings. Afterward members socialized at Park Alleys and the clubrooms. A separate note reports Mrs. John D. Mulcahy Sr. christening ships in Portland and a birth for Frances Margaret Greenleaf in Arrowsic on April 7.
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Colonial Club Bowling League
Hotel Phoenix
Joe Avery
Robert E. Rice
Joan Hayes
George B. Wolstenholme
Francis Parry
Alton McCabe
Paul Wilson
Emery Footer
Carl Dearborn
John D. Mulcahy Sr
Pearl Street
Portland
New England Shipbuilding Corp
South Portland
Sanwake
Bath
George Comeau
John Black
John Mulcahy, Jr
Dan Gillies
Patricia
Laura
Reta
Marguerite
Dorothy Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Popham Beach notes from a quiet village week
Popham school closes Friday for a week of vacation and a local illness wave keeps many children indoors. The report lists several pupils with perfect attendance and top spelling results, while Army engineers survey the road and multiple residents plan garden work and summer visits with family and friends.
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Popham
Masles
Walter Newdick
Robert Small
Cary Wallace
Richard Small
Ellen Newdick
Ilene Percy
Virgasa Percins
Bertha Newdick
Christopher Marr
Peter Isaacson
Isaacson
OPA notes impending expiration of Shoe Stamp No 18
Maine OPA officials warn that Shoe Stamp No 18 from War Book One expires April 30. They urge stamp users to shop this week and early next week to avoid a rush, citing fears of a stampede after Stamp No 17 expired. Airplane stamps in War Book Three remain usable with pending changes.
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Maine
OPA
New England
Marshall Reed wedding in Washington April 6
Lieut. Donald M. Marshall USAAF and Miss Sheila Mac Reed wed in Washington DC on April 6. The couple, honeymooning in New York City, plan Niagara Falls visits before Bath. Marshall, who lost a leg over France, received a new artificial limb at Walter Reed and holds the Air Medal and Purple Heart.
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Donald M. Marshall
USAAF
Germany
Sheila Mac Reed
Northeast Harbor
Washington, D C
New York City
Marshail
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Pan American Air Lines
Niagara Falls
Bath
Lieut. Marshall
Stephen S. Marshall
High Street
Marshall
Gilman High School
Morse Hish
University of Maine
Alr
Purple Heart
Forrest C Legard Declares Candidacy for State Legislature
Forrest C. Legard of 15 Maple Street announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the upcoming June primary for the State Legislature. A Bath resident since age 11 and former Ward 5 official, Legard previously ran in 1942, losing to Col. George A. Baker by 18 votes with Elizabeth Deering leading. He seeks a third candidate position with incumbents Deering and Baker expected to seek reelection.
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Forrest C. Legard
Maple Street
Legard
Georgetown
Bath
Ward 5
Common Council
Aldermen
Highway and Sewer Board
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
George A. Baker
Elizabeth Deering
Miss Deering
Col. Baker
Mr. Legard
White Ribboners Meet and Enjoy a Play
The White Ribboners chapter via Sagadaloe WTCU met last Tuesday at Mrs. Eugene Brown's Deering Street home. Members discussed progress from Progress, read Inter-Reform Federation reports, and planned the April 25 social at Mrs. Brown's. Committees, a devotional by Mrs Langdon Thistle and program by Mrs Mabel Paquet, prepared refreshments. A play What Is It All About was performed by Mrs Theresa Hill Mrs Harriet Wright Mrs Florence Howard Mrs Paquet and Mrs Eugene Brown. The note urged support for the County War Chest through the U O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadaloe
WTCU
Eugene Brown
Deering Street
Nella Stover
Inter-Reform Federation
Brown
Langdon Thistle
Mabel Paquet
Bertha Rachel Palmer
National Scientific Temperance Institution
Theresa Hill
Harriet Wright
Florence Howard
Post War Plans Discussed at Lions Club Meeting
The Bath Lions Club discussed post war planning at a Wednesday meeting at Central. Members present included Ray Mills and Llesth Briar, with District Governor J. Frain Gideason addressing the group. New member Gordon Alden was inducted, and a hospital fund was noted for improvements at Bath Memorial Hospital.
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Fiat Bata Lions Club
Central Compo Puemast House
Joan K. Baxter
Tet Countee
Bocgadie Developmennt Wastas
Prince Pal -Poukes
Wit
Ray Mills
Cpe Co Wid
Llesth Briar
Brunswick Comprait Tase
J. Frian Gideason
Gad Vatautrar
Oleg Pursis
Arthur Stetson
Inivold W. White
Tor Breviuswo & Ochlite
Csainiows Gh Cinis Carrar Rnin
Bes
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Carl Wallace
Basin
Cora Lane
Melrose
Harbor Island
Horse Island
Seacoast
Lane
Congregational Church
Wallace
Henry Minott
Alfred
George Chadbourne
Rodney Austin
Ann
Linda
J. K. Bowker
Anne C. Bowker
Frances Robie
Jack
Melvin Trott
Small Point Sunday School
Sagadahoc Council
West Bath Grangers
Lillian Groves
Front Street
Memorial Hospital
Frances Margaret Greenleaf
Gilbert Greenleaf
Arrowsic
Path Memorial Hospital
Popham Beach
Marshall-Reed
Washington
Will
Lions Club
Om Pew Menber
Gordon al
Den
U. S
Jensen
Henry W. Owen
Bath Memorial Hospial Association
Linford Nickerson
Ac Lee
Devil Brown
Tionlenhinion
Morse High School
Chrisiyv
Aso
Membie Fo H
Arthur Dechan
Rose Street
The
Osteopathic Hospital
Ounlap
Ros
Insulin Varad Wal
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Center Street