Memorial granite foundation to honor World War I and II veterans
Community members donated for a bronze foundation honoring veterans connected to World Wars I and II. The event includes local services, wedding notices, and visits by several residents to and from nearby towns, with church services at Small Point and related social updates from the area.
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Raurni Mio
Aoe Wade
Societ Boilony
Miny
Tynewee
Bath
Ws End
Rogers
Frank Wallate
Benet
Small Point
Chester
Fees Point Parsonage
Ee Parker
Pasion
Bath letter defends proposed High Street garage as safe evolution
Charles F. Cummings argues for a new 100 by 200 foot fireproof garage at High street and Western avenue Bath Maine. He claims strict safety, ventilators and no fuel storage, notes a corner lot near residences and a shifting district with Route 1 nearby. He foresees 25 to 30 local jobs and community benefit while rejecting naysay accusations.
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the Independent
High Street
Western Avenue
Bath Business District
Portland
Court Street
Charles F. Cummings
Portrait of Elias Boudinot by Charles Will Revealed
A fragmentary note describes a fifth painting by Charles Will as a portrait of Elias Boudinot, a trustee and early statesman connected to the United States. The text references Peale and Rocky Hill, with vague ties to university figures and a line about liquified petroleum production rising over two years.
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Senethcare
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New Path
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Ie University
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Easter Pageant and Community club notes
Easter program at Parker Head with songs prayers and a pageant featuring Bobby Gray Harriett Wyman and Dor othy Cushing. The report covers Girl Scouts Brownies future events PTA officers elect and a rummage sale plan with reminders of local visits and a nurse youth group.
Still Waiting Scouts at the Small Point Parsonage
A list of attendees from Small Point and nearby towns includes Mrs. Mark Harrington Gladys Scott Betty Bowker Jean Bowker Norma Pye une McIntyre and others at a Friday gathering. PTA members planned to attend a Rockland district meeting and several local residents were noted visiting relatives and attending events across Woolwich Popham Bath and Brunswick.
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Gladys Scott
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Phippsburg Center
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Une McIntyre
Small Point
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Leston Harrington
Stanwood Gilman
Woolwich
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John
Elmer Morse
Walter Cushing
Burleigh Williams
Edwin Wyman
Marion Huskins
Southport
Je Pani
Dorothy
Rollins
Owen Richardson
West Point
Rollin
John Wade
William Cushing
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Parker Head
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Charles Blaisdell
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Bath
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Beverley
Popham
Morse High School
Arthur Brown
Bath Memorial Hospital
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Arthur Jr
Ernest
Tommy
Patricia
Cundy’s Harbor
Milton Crockett
East Brunswick
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McCarty
Bath and
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Mass
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Lewis Lowell
Walter Wallace
East Harpswell
Lowell
Mertie
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Dennenfelser
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Earl Rollins
Virginia
Johnny
Charles Hayes
Portland
H. D. Mank
Grace Kraft
Charles Stofter
Brunswick
Sunny
John Rollins
Barbara Harrington
Local visitors stop by Parker Head friends day
Violet Hallett and Scott Creasey were visiting Parker Head friends one day last week. The note records a brief social outing tied to Mrs. Frank Burnell’s niece.
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Local Folks Share News Across Towns
Cox Head John Young visited Frank Wy man Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thayer and son were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goodwin returned to Concord Massachusetts after several days at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and son Frederick were in Waterville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seekins visited their cottage Friday. Franc is McDonald choir leader at Sacred Heart Weymouth conducted the choir in The Seven Last Words of Christ on Palm Sunday. Mrs. McDonald and daughter vacationed at MacIntyre’s corner inn. Mrs. Ed Thomas visited Mrs. Leah Bowie of Winnegance Thursday.
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Walter Snipe
Caroline Wallace
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Augusta
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Empress Visits Fujisawa Convent and Weekend Husbands
Easter weekend noted with a Japanese Empress visiting a Fujisawa convent. Local residents and visitors like the Waterhouse and Isaacson families spend holidays at cottages along the south shore. Kinship ties appear in Auburn Lewiston Bath and Whitefield gatherings with several couples hosting and traveling for Easter and spring breaks.
Military wedding at St Andrews Church Windsor Ontario
Miss Dorothy Louise Russell and Archie Lloyd Trainor wed in a military ceremony at St Andrews Church Windsor Ontario. The bride wore white satin with lace train and coronet veil, was escorted by her brother-in-law, with bridesmaids in blue, best man Rowse of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and a reception at the bride’s sister’s home.
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Dorothy Louise Russell
R.N
Wallace Russell
Elm ,Avenue
Archie Lloyd Trainor
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Thomas H. Trainor
Jennie M. Rice
Leo O'Brien
H. M. Paulin
Wally Rowse
Jane Skrzela
Norine Beattie
Joan Rowse
Mr. Rowse
Royal Canadian Air Force
Norman Bassett
Abe Lasseur
Royal Canadian Navy
Richard Steele
Robert Taggart
William Rose
Mr. Rose
Grove Avenue
Fleming
Snake Queen Prospers as African Exporter
Johannesburg reports Mrs. G. Peers runs a large snake park and exports live snakes and venom. The Soviet government buys cobra venom for cancer research while wartime zoo losses drive orders from British and American institutions.
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South Africa
G. Peers
Gentleman Jim Rules the Roost in Medford Farm
A 10 pound Plymouth Rock rooster named Gentleman Jim terrorizes Ed Leach’s Lane County farm. He killed rats moles and snakes but attacked Mrs Leach and chased the farmer’s daughter into orchard trees. The rooster even kept two barn cats at bay and put the watchdog on alert.
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Fair to Firemen Reporters Reap Repast in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana about 200 firemen policemen and city officials attended a dinner at the central fire station honoring Maurice C Tull veteran city hall reporter after nearly 20 years of fair treatment. Former Indiana Gov Henry F Shricker praised the public service of newspapers and the man on the beat.
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Indiana
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Air cargo opens new field for fruit future deliveries
Washington reports a government survey on delivering tree ripe juice and citrus by air. It notes potential shifts to air freight, the need to prove quality over surface transport, and pilot training for a new cargo market. Trials of spinach and strawberries show growing demand and cost considerations.
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Dog Tag Rush Shows The Boys Are Home
Paterson city hall registrar reports 698 dog licenses issued in the first month a record for the period. Across 1945 the total was 7 761 with 1946 showing a rising number. Most licensees note dogs are mongrels.
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