Bath area social notes and military updates in spring pages
Mrs Leila Rosenwald hosted Thimble Club members at Indian Rest in Arrowsic with a future April 20 meeting planned at Mrs Jewell's Middle Street home. Numerous Bath area residents are listed visiting, returning from travel, or undergoing events, including service members in Germany and Camp Pendleton, and inquiries into local births and hospital stays.
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Leila Rosenwald
Thimble Club
Indian Rest
Arrowsie
Hannah Miller
Hulda Stewart
Ada Milliken
Ethel Coombs
Flossie Jewell
Ruby Hooker
Adeline Black
Ruth McKenzie
Rosenwald
Jewell
Middle Street
Sullivan Family April Visit To Amity Arkansas
Mr and Mrs F S Sullivan and infant Steven of 12 Valley Road spend April in Amity Arkansas visiting Ed and Mrs Sullivan. They traveled by motor from Brunswick Naval Air Base and plan to return early May. On the way back they will visit Denver where Mrs Sullivan’s son George McElman USAAF stationed at Lowry Air Force Base joins them.
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F. S. Sullivan
Steven
Valley Road
Amity
Arkansas
Edward Sullivan
Sullivan
U.S. Naval Air Base
Brunswick
Denver
Cathedral Canon Led Procession At Grace Church School Event
The Right Rev. Oliver L. Loring spoke to children and congregants about the cathedral as the diocese’s center of faith. A Grace church school mite box yielded $114.50, the largest lar ten offering to date, with parishioners invited to tour the cathedral and share refreshments.
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Oliver L. Loring
Robert E. Newton
St. George's Mission
Sanford
Grace Church
Loring
Grace Church School
West Bath Grange marks eightieth anniversary with state officers
West Bath Grange celebrated its eightieth anniversary with a special program at the hall on Monday evening. About 171 attended, including 55 visiting Grangers and 16 non-members, with State Master Dolloff and wife among those present. The program featured readings, songs, dances, and a history of the Grange, plus Gold Star and Golden Sheaf certificates for long membership. A reception followed with refreshments prepared by Evelyn Gagner and committee.
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West Bath Grange
Maynard Dolloff
Alex Burgess
West Bath
Harry E. Peterson
Edwin W. Haggett
Haggett
Peterson
Dolloff
Ouellette
Pomona
Rice
That County
Sagadahoc County Pomona
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
Alice Burgess
Lucy Armstrong
Bertha Palmer
Ethel MacDonald
Grange
Old Rugged Cross
James Royal
Dora Royal
National Grange
Ethel Cushman MacDonald
Nellie Haskell
Bertha Dunbar
Augustus Snow
Bessie Snow
Ernest Snow
Minnie Waterman
Phyllis Dolloff
Sharon Holbrook
Bernice McGlinchy
Esther Andrews
Grannie
David Fields
Harry Lauder
April
Persis Miller
Alton Collins
Mattie Collins
Mary Gaudreau
Merriconeag
Dirigo
Dromore
Enterprise
Gray
Winthrop
Lake View
Stevens Mills
Granite City
Edgecomb
Nahumkeag
Owls Head
Penobscot View
Bodwell
Evelyn Gagner
Legislative Happenings and Pollution Bills Debate
The report notes plans to repeal a forty five year old law and a likely passage in both branches. The Brigg's Bill would empower a commission to halt all sewerage and industrial waste discharges, drawing industry opposition over future growth. Friday saw a productive session ending with votes on license plates and a retirement age bill for judges.
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Lessard
Androscoggin County
New York
Brigg
Natural Resources Committee
Senate
House
Scouters Round Table Meets Tuesday Evening
The Sagadahoc and Pejepscot Scouters Round Table met on Tuesday evening at Central Congregational church parish house for the first session under the new combined district. Packs from Brunswick and Bath attended. Commissioner Donald Page presided.
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Sagadahoc
Pejepscot
Central Congregational Church
Brunswick
Bath
Donald Page
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Central Church
Pack
Troop 99
Somerville Guests Visitor Family from Pine Street
Mr and Mrs Frank Franzoosa and their son Kevin visited Miss Nancy Norton in Somerville and will spend school vacation week with Mrs Norton’s parents, Mr and Mrs Francis Norton of Pine Street.
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Pauline Mikelsky
Harrison Supply Co
Boston
Max Cohen
Albany
N. Y
Charles Ginsberg
Middle Street
Ginsberg
Charles Mikels
Miami
Fla
Ginsbergs
Louis
Natalie Fowle
Mitchell School
Forrest Fowle
Boothbay Harbor
Frank Franzoosa
Kevin
Somerville
Mass
Franzoosa
Francis Norton
Pine Street
Nancy Norton
Bryant Return to Geneva After Air Force Duty
Mr and Mrs H P Bryant of 18 Meadowway report son George Bryant has returned to Geneva New York and is stationed at Sampson Air Force Base after spending a few days with his parents along with Mrs George Bryant.
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George Bryant
Geneva
N. Y
Sampson Air Force Base
H. P. Bryant
Meadowway
The Herring Gull Noted For Beauty
The herring gull ranges from Alaska to Massachusetts and from Alaska to Yucatan in winter. It nests on the ground with 3 to 5 eggs and feeds on garbage insects and farm pests. The bird's beauty and flight merit appreciation, while farmers value its pest control benefits. The National Wildlife Federation urges better understanding of these gulls.
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Alaska
Baffin Bay
British Columbia
New York
Massachusetts
Gulf of Mexico
California
Mexico
Cuba
Yucatan
Highland
The
National Wildlife Federation
E. Laurence Palmer
Haskell Nichols Couple Married in Cambridge Chapel
Annie P. Nichols of Natick Mass and Ernest Haskell of this city wed in a double ring ceremony at the Chapel of the New Church Cambridge. Rev. Bray and Rev. Dole officiated. Marjorie Nichols maid of honor. Best man E. Seward Stevens. Ushers Clark Nichols George F. Dole Frederick G. Perry Gordon. Bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. F Gardiner Perry Needham Mass. Haskell employed at Bath Iron Works son of Mrs Emma Haskell Palo Alto Calif and West Point. They will reside at 2 Marcia street after June 1.
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Annie P. Nichols
Natick
Mass
Ernest Haskell
Clark Nichols
George F. Dole
Frederick G. Perry
Gordon Grant
F. Gardiner Perry
Needham
Haskell
Bath Iron Works
Emma Haskell
Palo Alto
Calif
West Point
Marcia Street
Land per person in Southeast Asia versus United States
A comparison notes that Southeast Asia averages about half an acre of land per person, while the United States offers roughly four acres per person, highlighting stark regional disparities in land allocation.
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Southeast Asia
United States
University of Life opens with Dr Gezork sermon in Bath
Dr Herbert Gezork president of Andover Newton Theological School addressed a large Bath audience at Winter Street Congregational Church for the first University of Life session. He urged Christians to rethink attitudes toward war and deepen peace work.
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Herbert Gezork
Andover Newton Theological School
University of Life
Winter Street Congregational Church
Gezork
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Corliss Street Church
Greater Bath
Christian Faith
Christian Living
Bernard M. Hanninger
Glenn R. MelIntire
Gerald Beals
P. Albert Robinson
James V. Miller
John Gillespie
Phippsburg
Central Congregational
General Assembly
Arah Richmond
Carl Albee
Sargent Accepts Call to Winter Street Church Bath
Rev. Martin Van Buren Sargent of Foxboro Massachusetts accepts call to Winter Street Congregational Church Bath filling vacancy from Rev Richard J Schaper who left in November. Sargent to assume duties in June with first sermon June 15. He and wife have three sons and he holds degrees from Heidelberg College and Union Theological Seminary.
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Martin Sargent
Foxboro
Mass
Winter Street
Martin van Buren Sargent
Winter Street Congregational Church
Richard J. Schaper
Connecticut
Harry L. Horne
Sargent
Elizabeth
N. J
Bath
Heidelberg College
Tiffon
Ohio
Union Seminary
New York City
Weafield
Workers for Cancer Drive House Canvass Organized
List of volunteer canvassers by ward for a door to door Cancer Drive this week. Names include ward captains and many helpers from Ward 1 through Ward 7 plus specific districts such as North Bath Business District Hyde Park Terrace and Lambert Park with numerous volunteers listed.
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Cancer Drive House Canvass
Ward 1
Ronald Oulton
Harold Travis
Douglas Champion
Ira Nadine
George Beals
Colin Carlisle
Donna MacMahan
Roger Luke
Celia Hutchins
Fred Ring
Virginia MacDonald
Eleanor Ferguson
Howard Farr
Dwinal Cornish
Donald Ring
Ruth Ames
Elizabeth Moffatt
Bertha Card
Paul Moore
James Temple
Lillian Denaco
Estella Doughty
Emily McMann
Clifford White
Paul Strube
Emerson Gildden
Margaret King
Alice Clark
Phyllis Steen
Muriel Marsh
Harry Cornish
Guy Allertwood
Robert King
Shirley O'Donnell
Jerry Robinson
Helena Jenkins
Ward 2
Donald Emero
Leonard Litchfield
Lloyd Lesier
Clayton Fortier
Nicholas Kakos
George Emero
John Leonard
Carl Abbee
Robert McKenna
Byron Clark
Oscar Adams
Almeda Genthner
Vincent Henderson
Louis Petlock
Shirley Temple
Cyrus Ashe
Leon Pennell, Jr
Loring Addison
Walter Thayer
Elsie Thayer
Adeline Black
Joseph Grace
Ward
Burt S. Osgood
Herbert Anderson
Warren Atkinson
Walter Longley
Frank Reinoehl
John Carl
Sarah Pratt
Gretchen Trott
George Gardenier
Phyllis Warner
Frances Warner
Franklin Howe
Maude Dowling
Henry O. McCabe
Albert Desmond
Bertram Reed
Lewis King
Kathleen Harris
Alice Inman
Elwood Toothaker
Marie Hamblett
Leland Green
William Mussen
Robert Footer
Hildreth Fisher
North Bath
Joseph A. Robinson
Marco King
Ralph Forbes
Hyde Park
Terrace
Wesley Marco
Perry Hamilton
Lawrence Hill
Harry Teasdale
Donald Bowles
Donall LeFabevre
Lambert Park
Allen Thayer
Louis Michalos
Philip Moore
Ethel Robinson
Nimard Fifield
Margaret Voight
Russell Snell
Kenneth Patterson
Bernard Varnum
Clifford Kelley
Marshall Brown
Madelyn Dodge
Stephen Jones
Robert Stailing
Marine Police Plan Meeting in Bath District No 2
Plans completed for the Marine Police section of District No 2 Civil Defense to meet at Bath City Hall Thursday at 7 30. Captain Everett Wallace of Bath commands the district with Col. Ralph Price as principal speaker and Charles J Penton of Pemaquid Harbor as district public relations committeeman. All interested male adults, especially boat owners and those with marine experience, are urged to attend.
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Marine Police
Civil Defense and Public Safety
State of Maine
Bath City Hall
New Meadows River
Calais
Everett Wallace
Bath
Ralph Price
Police Service Division
Civil Defense
Charles J. Penton
Pemaquid Harbor
New Harbor
Center Street Crossing Repairs Underway In Maine
Workmen from the Highway and Sewer Department repair Center Street near the Maine Central Railroad Crossing after a spring settlement caused motorist complaints. City Manager Stanley R Judkins said repairs would finish this afternoon and the railroad will handle future maintenance of the crossing.
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Highway and Sewer Department
Center Street
Maine Central Railroad
Stanley R. Judkins
Senators Finish Fourth in First Division in 1946
The Washington Senators last placed in the first division in 1946, finishing fourth that season.
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Washington Senators
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Houston
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Louise Tucker
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Robert E. Wagner, Jr
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Harry L. Smith
Kennebec Circle
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Leon Roehrig
Dummer Street
Marcia Lee
Roehrig
Lucy Ann Haggett
Harold Haggett
George Gallant
Bath Lodge of Elks
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Alice Shackford
North Street
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Percy Savage
John A. Greene, Jr
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
Saul Pearlstein
Ricky
Quincy
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Lincoln Street
Beverly Miller
Wiscasset School
Richard Marr
Portsmouth
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Marr
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Russell Phinney
Henry Campbell
Melrose
William Silsby
Oliver Street
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Harry Thompson
Brewer
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Corrine
Gerald Leslie
Woodfords
Carr
Marion Ainley
Mr Carr
Harold Carter
Claude Bills
Waterville
Bills
Arthur F. Cain
Cain
Shumway Funeral Home
Charles A. Hudson
U.S.N
U. S. S. Roberts
Boston Harbor
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Arthur Wing
Sharon Ann
Billy
Lucy Farnsworth
Rockland
Bertha Waite
Edward Butterfield
Pittsburgh
Mr. Butterfield
Albert Coombs
New Jersey
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Wilbur Casey
Frederick Burgess
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Auburn
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Arlington
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