Gillies Named Sagadahoc County Chairman in Cancer Crusade
James A. Gillies Jr of Bath will head the Corporate Gifts Division for Sagadahoc in the 1951 Cancer Crusade. Paul K. Niven announces the appointment. Gillies, a lumber products executive with ties to York and Washington counties, stresses cancer’s impact on industry and the value of corporate gifts as insurance against loss.
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James A. Gillies, Jr
Bath
Sagadahoc
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Gillies
York
Washington
New Haven
Conn
Maine Associated Industries
American Horse Show Association
Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes Compared to Lake Mich
The article notes Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake in Canada are each half the size of Lake Mich in a comparative geographic reference.
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Great Bear Lake
Great Slave Lake
Canada
Lake Mich
P T A Health Council Panel Meeting Planned at City Hall
Plans are complete for the P T A Health Council panel meeting at City Hall Thursday at 7 30. Guest speaker Miss Nellie Stevens, superintendent of the State School for Girls at Hallowell, will discuss child delinquency and health with a long tenure of service and extensive state experience.
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State School For Girls
Hallowell
P.T.A. Health Council
City Hall
Nellie Stevens
Miss Stevens
Sagadahoc Rod Skeet Gun Club Meeting On Thursday
A good turnout is expected at the Sagadahoc Rod Skeet and Gun club meeting at the South End P T A hall Thursday evening. A pot roast supper will be served at 6 30 before the session. A Remington Arms Co representative will demonstrate a new 28 gauge gun and several reels of sport films will be shown.
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Sagadahoc Rod, Skeet & Gun Club
South End
Remington Arms Co
Rainbow Girls' Party Draws Prizes at Masonic Temple
A Rainbow Girls card party held Wednesday at the Masonic temple awarded prizes for Canasta high score to Mrs. Shirley Swearingen and low to Lou Quimby. Men's high went to Russell Merchant and low to Mr. Risteen. Contract high to Mrs. Clifford Wilband and sow to Mrs. Eugene Sprague. Special honors went to Mrs. Emma Ehlers and Mrs. Hattie Green. Refreshments were provided by Rainbow Girls under Mrs. Evelyn Morse and Mrs. Ruth Hathorne.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Canasta
Shirley Swearingen
Lou Quimby
Russell Merchant
Risteen
Clifford Wilband
Eugene Sprague
Emma Ehlers
Hattie Green
Eveyn Morse
Ruth Hathorne
Mrs Wilbur Crist Returns From Danvers Visit
Mrs Wilbur Crist with daughter Carol and son Dean of Willow Street went to Danvers Massachusetts to visit her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Martin for a few days.
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Wilbur Crist
Carol
Dean
Willow Street
Danvers
Mass
Past Masters and Lecturers association meeting held in Richmond
Sagadahoc County Past Masters and Lecturers association gathered at Enterprise Grange in Richmond with 54 meals served. Attendees included 18 past masters one present master and 13 honorary members. plans for six months of meetings were set and a motion to form another Bath grange was discussed. The next gathering is at Topsham Grange on May 17 with supper at 6.30.
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Sagadahoc County
Association of Grangers
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Joseph W. Larrabee
Everett G. Lemont
Melvin Pratt
Alton Collins
Bernard Henderson
Bath
Elfreda Perkins
Lillian Henderson
Grange
Topsham Grange
Weeks Street students stage Pan American Day assembly
Pupils of Weeks Street school performed an assembly on Pan American Day with a Lord's Prayer flag salute and songs led by Alan Hunt and Katherine Telasco. The program featured solos, a play Americans All by Grade 6, country representatives with homemade flags, and a two-part international song set ending in an Argentine Gaucho dance.
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Weeks Street School
John Johnson
Katherine Telasco
America
Alan Hunt
Norman Brewer
Judith Robinson
Barbara Tober
Helen Griffin
Donna Deen
Natalie Pushard
Stephanie Rush
Herbert Morse
Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy
Eddie Avery
Alan Church
Charles Benoit
Carolyn MacEachern
Raymond Crocker
Jerome Doyle
Pamana
Patty Stover
Marion Elwell
Columbia
Clifford White
Venezuela
Patty Peacock
Ecuador
Roberta Haab
Brazil
Sandra Moore
Peru
Weldon Ricker
Uruguay
Paul Towne
Argentina
Charles Hanson
John Arsenault
Chile
Frederick Pushard
Puerto Rico
Alice MacNeil
Lucy Ann Davidson
Corliss Crowley
Dick Coombs
Harry
Danvers Family Returns After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Martin and their son Peter return to their Danvers home after spending the weekend with Mrs Martin's parents Mr and Mrs Edward McCabe on Marshall Avenue in nearby Marshall.
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Frank Martin
Peter
Danvers
Mass
Genesta Chapter Hosts Grand Officers Visit
Genesta chapter O E S met Friday evening with two district grand officers present Mrs Hazel Libby Rich mond district rk president and Mrs Doris Hutchins Litchfield district ty president along with Mrs Millward Patten Tops ham and Mrs Sarah Shaw Richmond past grand matrons. Guests spoke and were honored. Several invitations were read for guest officers nights with meals at 6 30. A social hour followed and light refreshments were served.
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Genesta
Hazel Libby
Richmond
Doris Hutchins
Litchfield
Millward Patten
Topsham
Sarah Shaw
Maine
Massachusetts
Sylvia Bowers
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Eleanor Merchant
Martha
Pemaquid
Bristol
Freda Bagdikan
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Ruth Hathorne
Elwood Hathorne
Cornerstone
Deering
Leah Merill
Mount Carmel
Evelyn Wyman
Associated Conductress
Iowa
Portland
Libby
Hutchins
Genesta Chapter
Patten
Shaw
Evelyn Morse
Rainbow Assembly
Eastern Star
Zsypha Richardson
Nellie Smith
Doris Brooks
Clarence Minott
Lamb Hall Wedding Announced in Farmington
Announcement of the marriage of Agnes Marion Hall and Charles Roland Lamb, performed April 11 by Rev. Glenn B. Faucett at Farmington. Agnes, Morse High School graduate and secretary to Judge William H. Sanborn, and Charles, employee of U S Gypsum Co., Lisbon, will reside in Brunswick after a wedding trip through New Hampshire, Vermont, and Quebec.
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Agnes Marion Hall
Wilbur Hall
Topsham
Charles Roland Lamb
Derril O. Lamb
Brunswick
Glenn B. Faucett
Farmington
Morse High School
William H. Sanborn
Gray
Lamb
U. S. Gypsum Co
Lisbon
New Hampshire
Vermont
Quebec
Engaged: Annette Godfrey to Stanley R. Chappell Jr.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Godfrey announce the engagement of their daughter Annette to Stanley Robert Chappell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stanley R Chappell Sr Readers learn Annette is Morse High School class of 1948 and a Gorham State Teachers College junior Chappell is a 1948 graduate who served in Korea and is now at Officers Candidate School Fort Benning Ga
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Bowdoin College Glee Club
Meddiebempsters
Morse High School
Junior Hospital League
Glee Club
Meddie Dempsters
Frederic E. T. Tillotson
John Morrell
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Morrell
Bowdoin Glee Club
A. W. Binder
William Graham
Graham
Kentucky
Manhattan
Mr. Morrell
Sal
Nell
Sue
Frances
Angus Johnson
Bill Cunninham
Boston
Leslie Shumway
Leon Buck
Omar King
Leonard Litchfield
Eleanor Wilson
Lynn Bussey
George E. Barker, Jr
S. Theodore Bertocci
George E. Barker
William Mussenden
The
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Godfrey
Washington Street
Annette
Stanley Robert Chappell, Jr
Stanley Robert Chappell
Central Avenue
Miss Godfrey
Gorham State Teachers’ College
O/C Chappell
U. S. Army
Korea
Fort Benning
Bath Misses Visit Portsmouth Sunday
Miss Roberta Lait and Miss Kay Clark of Bath and Miss Marcelle Baribeau of Brunswick spent Sunday in Portsmouth, N. H.
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Roberta Lait
Kay Clark
Bath
Marcelle Baribeau
Brunswick
Portsmouth
Tea Ladies Form Committees for Silver Tea at Winter Street
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational church named committees for the annual silver tea to be held Friday from 3 to 5 pm in the decorated chapel. Members cover refreshments, music, tea table arrangements, serving, parens, and receiving with Mrs. Horace Ward presiding. A nominating committee was set for fall officer slate.
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Winter Street Congregational Church
Elmer Williams
David McKellar
Ibra Lawrence
Fred Higgins
Edward B. Smith
Horace Ward
Richard J. Schaper
J. Albert Redson
Iva Atwood
Ernest Freeman
Munroe Carlton
Archie Doyle
Edgar Nadine
John Greene
Just Wold
W. H.mcglinchy
Arthur Bowker
Kenneth Francisco
Roscoe McFadden
Jane Goodman
George Sargent
John Sylvester
Phyllis Bowie
Carl Swanton
Doris Tobey
Lena Shepard
Herbert Anderson
John Gillespie
Alice Varney
Ward
Clifford B. Wilband
Roy Akeley
Women’s Council of Churches
Winter Street Church
Raymond Welch
Past Matrons Club outing and meeting in Hallowell
The Past Matrons Club of Genesta Chapter O E S met at Worster House in Hallowell for a banquet with members listed led by Mrs. Nellie D Arcy. After returning to Bath they were hosted by Ada Deering and held a business meeting. Next gathering planned June 20 at Cascades Scarborough with banquet and social hour. Canasta prizes went to Catharine Aram and Eleanor Daworth.
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Genesta
Worster House
Hallowell
Nellie D’arcy
Catharine E. Leonard
Rachel Fortin
Eleanor Danforth
Ada Deering
Viola Osgood
Olive Corliss
Freda Bagdikian
Mabel Nelson
Edith Rich
Doris Aikenhead
Bath
Washington Street
D'Arcy
Cascades
Scarborough
Catharine Aram
Eleanor Daworth
One Year Olds Party For Charlotte Haines
A party was held for Charlotte Haines, one year old daughter of Pfc. Royden Haines and Mrs. Haines, at her grandparents home 481 Middle Street. The room was prettily decorated with gifts and refreshments were served. Attendees included Dorothy Staples Dianna Staples Cynthia Staples George Staples Beverly Doyle Carol Anne Doyle Stephen Doyle Eulalia Haines Arnold Haines Royden G. Haines II Jimmy Pearson Sandra Wright Helena Alexandra Buddy Alexandra Barbara Alexandra Marian Ellwell Judith Cobb Cheryl Brown Gayle DeWolfe Myrtle DeWolfe Scott Carpenter Shirley Gower Mr and Mrs Royder Haines Mrs Thomas Staples Mrs Scotchy Doyle Mr and Mrs Sewell Pearson Charlie Ambrose and Mrs Eva Alexandra.
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Charlotte Haines
Pfc
Royden Haines
Mrs. Haines
Middle Street
Dorothy Staples
Dianna Staples
Cynthia Staples
George Staples
Beverly Doyle
Carol Anne Doyle
Stephen Doyle
Eulalia Haines
Arnold Haines
Royden G. Haines, II
Jimmy Pearson
Sandra Wright
Helena Alexandra
Buddy Alexandra
Barbara Alexandra
Marian Ellwell
Judith Cobb
Cheryl Brown
Gayle DeWolfe
Myrtle DeWolfe
Scott Carpenter
Shirley Gower
Royder Haines
Thomas Staples
Scotchy Doyle
Sewell Pearson
Charlie Ambrose
Eva Alexandra
Bowdoinham 4-H and community activities noted
The Bowdoinham Merry Workers 4-H club met at Mrs Delmar Curtis home with new members. Norma Benner celebrated her 12th birthday at Mrs Lee Benner s home with friends. Several club gatherings, a Bowdoinham Farm Bureau meeting, church events, and local visits are reported along with residents traveling to New York City and participation in a stock car race in Oxford.
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Merry Workers 4-H Club
Delmar Curtis
Dow
Auburn
King
Lee Benner
Norma
Grace Valentineth Merrill
Beverly Smalley
Ann Dudley
Janice Sedgley
Sandra Benner
Peter Fides
Gordon Frizzle
Elwood Brown
Dale Tourtelette
Lowell Lamoreau
Roger Douglas
Clarence Towne
Fred Temple
Mr. Temple
Clara Temple
Alby Leroy Temple
Irving Temple
Robert Moore
Topsham
Alicia Sedgley
Richmond Corner
Grace Hooper
Edna Small
Marion Lewis
Emily Wallace
Eleanor Brice
Ella Curtis
Bowdoin
Grange Hall
Milton Small
Fred Leroy Temple
Jesse Starr
Richmond Bible Conference Grounds, Inc
Starr
Meloon
Dara Card Dies at Sister’s Home in Illinois
Dara Card died Monday night at the home of his sister Mrs. Ralph Jacques. Born February 3, 1885 in Raymond Illinois, he was the son of Sarah and Joseph Card. He moved to this area in December from Lynn Massachusetts with the Jacques family who resided on the Denham farm. Surviving relatives include a sister, a brother Joseph Card of Gibson City, Illinois, and a step-daughter Lillian Kase of Elmwood Park Illinois.
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Taysen
Aes
Sarasota
Miami
Fla
Leroy Williams
Moody Rest Home
East
Carroll Curtis
Erland Curtis
Ridge Road
Washington, D. C
Richmond High School
Richmond
New York City
Avery Fides
Jacques
Raymond Blodgett
Jes
Irving Prindall
Linwood Hackett
Linda
Oxford
George Albert Ward
Bristol Mills
George Hackett
Mabel McLain
Maine
Lewiston
Moody Rest
Edna Ward
Georgie
Helen Denham
Clinton
Adelbert Temple
Portland
Ralph de
South Portland
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau
Andrew Peterson
Beryl Barton Hill
Prudence Lucy
Olive Frizzle
Nancy MacDonald
Cecia MacEwen
Core Hobart
Anna Palmer
Margaret Prindall
George Millay
Earl Clifford
Paris
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Bradford West
Brewer
Kenneth Noble
Herbert Heath
Dara Card
Ralph Jacques
Mr. Card
Raymond
Ill
Sarah
Joseph Card
Lynn
Mass
Denham
Gibson City
Lillian Kase
Elmwood Park
Family to return from Brooklyn visiting Cameron kin
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marks and daughter Eleanor of Front street will return the end of the week from Brooklyn New York where they are guests of Mrs Marks sister ae George Cameron and family.
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Percy Marks
Eleanor
Front Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Commercial use of artificial ice tops natural in 1914
The article notes a historic shift in the United States as commercial production of artificial ice surpassed natural ice in 1914. This change reflects early industrial advances in refrigeration and long distance ice supply networks.
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United States
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