Easter at the Wiscasset church and community events
Mrs Leon Flood arranged decorated urns of potted plants for Easter. Rev Robert H Heigham delivered a large sermon. Easter music featured Miss Mary Hobson. Baptisms included Jane French. A Sunday school Easter Pageant titled He Risen followed. Church social activities included Grange meetings, a district health committee gathering in Augusta, and local notices of deaths and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon . Flood
Robert H. Heigham
Mary Hobson
Mane
H. EB
Willie Lou Harvey
Illie Louise Ingram
Berre
Grace E. McFa
Joan Lewis
Ruth
Marion Reay
Mary Magdalene
Dalton
Salome
Marlene Club
Wiscasset
Corey
Damariscotta
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace A. Cowley
Wiscasset Communnity Health Committee
Edith White
Gertrude di Perri
Florence Ppeemposion
Bernice Blay
Frances Sortwell
Elizabeth Norton
Local residents and visitors share weeklong visits
Stanley loved at an A and P store and Dorothy Thompson attend Boston beauty culture school. Zina Davis vacationing from Boothbay Harbor with Mr and Mrs Harvey R Pease. Jane Redennett of Ban Mitchell Brunswick visited Sewall family Bath road. Mrs Frank B Adams and granddaughter Virginia stay with sister Hattie Tarr in Wollaston Mass. Anna May Berry recently operated on for appendicitis returns home. H Gertrude Bird of Stowe Mass with brothers confined at home. Roy R Marston visited relatives at Kents Hill. Harry M Estabrook, Aetna state agent from Portland, was in town for business and vacation. Harold E Searles and wife hosted by Jack Winters. Lizzie Wentworth of North Anson returns after week with daughter MacGrath Bath road. Clinton Harris spent a few days in Auburn. Jane MacGrath and Eleanor Ketchem visited Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Marston
Kents Hill
Harry M. Estabrook
Portland
Aetna Insurance Co
Estabrook
Harold E. Searles
Hingham
Mass
Famous Virginian production at the Opera House
Paramounts Technicolor The Virginian stars Joel McCrea Brian Donlevy and Sonny Tufts in a Western drama about justice in the early West. Barbara Britton Fay Bainter and Henry ONeill provide support as Trampas schemes and rustlers threaten the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Hollywood
Joel McCrea
Brian Donlevy
Sonny Tufts
Opera House
Owen Wister
Tufts
Steve
Trampas
Rustlers
Donlevy
Barbara Britton
May 8 meeting with event and family notices
The next meeting will be May 8 with a speaker. Numerous social items follow including visits of Dorothy and Jeanette Williams from New York and Boston respectively, Easter gatherings, birthday celebrations, and family visits among Bath area residents. Military members and traveling relatives are mentioned with travel between Bath, Woolwich, Farmington, and Newport.
Lambert Park News Gossips and Welcome for New Residents
Community notes list contact people for park events and contests with prizes for attractive homes. It mentions a fatal incident of a two year old from Cape Elisabeth and welcomes new residents including John S. Coggins family from Philadelphia and Wilfred B. Chaney family returning to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nowell
Tuhey
Lucille Mathews
Little Bradford
Blake
Cape Elisabeth
South Portland
Carroll Hunt
Crawford Drive
Maurice Hutchins
Dike School
John S. Coggins
John
Phyllis
Philadelphia
Bowman Street
Coggins
R. C. Tukey
Denny Road
Arnie Infantry
15Th Armored Division
Bath
Wilfred B. Chaney
Bradford
Gary
Noble Avenue
Helium Defies Gravity At Near Absolute Zero
Experiments near absolute zero suggest helium may exhibit unusual behavior challenging gravity. Researchers explore potential new power sources and revolutionary physics implications from these low temperature tests.
Russian gunner credited with 393 kills in WWII
A WWII report credits Soviet gunner Ganorckhin with destroying 393 German soldiers using 400 rounds. The note tallies his marked effectiveness and the weapon count, reflecting wartime tallies reported by the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganorckhin
Cinnamon Trade Figures From Ceylon Reach Million-Ton Scale
The report notes annual cinnamon exports from Ceylon exceed one million tons, underscoring the scale of spice trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight PTA and Meetings
Woolwich hosts a busy string of events with the P T A holding its second meeting at the Goodwill club house led by Esther Mayo and Beulah Crocker. A district meet in Rockland is planned for April 25 with car pooling offered for members.
Committee members listed include Mrs Fly Sten and Mrs Peart Meta
A brief note names two committee members as Mrs Fly Sten and Mrs Peart Meta. The snippet provides no additional context such as roles or affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmittee
Mrs. Fly Sten
Mrs. Peart Meta
Woolwich PTA Meets at Good Will Hall
Woolwich PTA gathered at Good Will Hall to read by laws and records. Alice Galvin reviewed records while Beulah elected treasurer and Mrs. Frank Walker became publicity chairman. Superintendent Gilman praised PTA impact on schools homes and parents as “Cancer Control” pictures were shown. Guests from Phippsburg attended and a buffet luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Sete
Aes Semmenson
Gilbert Hathorne
Woolwich
Nab
Jennie Howe
Jessie Spaulding
Louise Reyn
Woolwich P. T. A
Goodwill Club House
Esther Mayo
P.T. A
Albert Temple
Alice Galvin
Beulah Crocker
Crocker
Rockland
Bath Iron Works
Paul A. Hutchins
Wiscasset
Horace Wade
Day’s Ferry
Marcia Stinson
Portland
William Clark
Billie
Clark
Damariscotta
Batesons
Augusta
Florence Temple
Edward Mayo
Richard McElman
Forest Baker
Earl Dorr
Gene Back
Vefence Temple
Beulah
Woolwich Pta
Sports Control
Standwood Gilman
PTA
Cancer Control
Frank Walker
Stanwood Gilman
Lowell
Harrington
Phippsburg
Woolwich Grange Holds Degree Work and Plans Activities
Woolwich Grange members conducted degree conferrals with officers led by Master John Sutter and Fernald Bailey. Doris Haley sang for the first time in Fraternal history, a $5 Cancer Control contribution was approved, and a $43.20 dance collection was reported. Members and visitors totaled 75 with plans for curtain-making and Easter hat event prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger
Marjory Hasson
Ruth Hanson
Shirley
Nonna Hunnewell
John Sutter
Fernald Bailey
Sarah Bradford
William Bradford
Herbert ‘Wright
Arlene Grover
Bernard Bailey
Florence Smith
Alonzo Curttis
Ceres
Marion Bailey
Pomona
Rose Hathorne
Flora
Evelyn Leeman
Steward
Vera Smith
Mildred Curtis
Chester Leeman
Herbert McIntyre
Hartley Hathorne
Josephine Johnson
Jessie Delano
Christine Cromwell
Pauline Colby
Barbara Hathorne
Woolwich Grange
Doris Haley
Gates
Huntoon Hill
Sheepscot Valley
West Th
Two Newborn Sons Reported at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kosalka of Georgetown welcome a son born Tuesday night at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Philip Guimond of Office Drive announce a son born Tuesday evening at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kosalka
Georgetown
Memorial Hospital
Philip Guimond
Office Drive
Auburn Family Visitors And Weekend Getaways
Auburn residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs James Wilkins and children of Bath Mass visited their Souage Mere cottage. The Dalrymple Daleys and Krafts of Auburn hosted art peers and family guests including Clayton Taylor, Norton Churchill, Paige Cot Carlisle and others. Reverend Little of Five called on local residents at the Garpetowls. Edward Wren called Sunday on Mr Thur Andrews of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Sydney Daley Dalrymple
Kraft
Boston
Suvarat
James Wi
Bath
Souage Mere
Clayton Taylor
Norton Churchill
Paige Cot Carlisle
Rev. Little
Garpetowls
Five Isle A Mars
Edward Wren
Thur Andrews
Campaign Issues conference slated in Boston April 25 26
Mrs Etta Thurlow Sagada hoc county state committeewoman will attend the Campaign Issues conference at Copley Plaza Boston April 25 and 26. Miss Marion Martin assistant national chairman directs sessions with key speakers and Republican women leaders from six New England states. Mrs Keith Nourse Rogers and Mrs Margaret Chase Smith are noted attendees. Constance student at The Pines Norton Mass has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Thurlow
Sagadahoc County
Copley Plaza
Boston
Marion Martin
New England
Chapaee
Revercombe
West Virginia
Keith Nourse Rogers
Massach
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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Emerson Smith
Savannah
Woodlawn
St. Philip’s Church
Neil McKinnon
Natalie McClain
New Harbor
Franklin Woodward
Boothbay Harbor
Grange
Lucille Leighton
James Stonier
Wiscasset Academy
Harry L. Bradford
Charles E. Cowley
Bristol
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
Ioof
Rebekahs
John C. Fisher
John K. Anderson
Medfield
Ralph Clarey
Edwin Lewis
Richard
Harry A. Beals
Union Street
John L. Lewis
Williamson
W. Va
THE
Elmer Williams
Daugher Dorothy
New York
Jeanette
Marshal Boudreau
Jeanett
Cenmette
Chester Dunham
Ednar Owens
Fletcher Waterman
Liverpool
Eng
la McMann
Vaughn Dean
Harold Carter
Edward J. McMann
Lannes Fuller
Elmer Mank
Marshall Boudreau
Perry Thompson
U.S. N
Newport
R. I
Edward Thompson
Joseph Larrabee
Edward McMann
Alfred Gray
James Nickerson
Roxbury
Waterman
Gray
Gray, Jr
Percy Waterman
Nickerson
Arthur Nicoll
Carl Graves
Larrabee Grove
Billy Larrabee
Lister Pendleton
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sidney Pendleton
Bernard Johnson
Nathan Johnson
England
France
Germany
U.S. A
Berlin
Edward Kenney
Walter Wade
Jessinges
Wade
Lambert Park
Good Will Club
Ee Bureau
Gweag
Goodwill Club
Mrs. Elizabeth Home Management
Woolwich P.T.A
Good Will Hall
Toe Good
Constance
the Pines School
Norton
Russell
Hitchcock
Triangle OF Control
Sale, Gadeestoy
State
Feee Commission
United States Brewers Foundation
United States
Bay el
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