Community notices and social calendar mix at Winnegance area
Church services resume with Rev Macy Whitehead at Point church tonight at seven. Winnegance PTA hosts town and elementary teachers meeting at 8 pm with Morse High principal Ray Farnham as speaker. Christian Service finance group meets Monday at Mrs John Morse Jr’s home. Grange plans May 11 entertainment under Mrs Bernard Henderson and May 18 degrees for new class. Schools reopen and Morse High pupils return. Family reunion at Stanwood Gilman’s with four siblings together after two years. Local visits include Miss Jean Bowker’s Morse class trip to New York City and Mrs G Robert Robie’s return from East Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Point
Macy Whitehead
Winnegance P. T. A
Ray Farnham
Morse High School
As Christian Service
John Morse, Jr
Winneganee
Grange
Bernard Henderson
Stanwood Gilman
Stanley Meer
Taconia
Elwood Oak
Old Orchard Beach
Oscar Kierstead
Mapleton
Gilman
Mark Harrington
Stanley Spencer
Laconia
N. H
Jean Bowker
New York City
G. Robert Robie
John G. Morse, Jr
East Andover
Elwood Cook
Old Orcha Beach
Suny
Charles V. Minott
Portland
Parker Head Community News Highlights May Events
Parker Head hosts Mrs Mary Dannenfelser and guests for a Sunday gathering at the church with Rev J Ashton Nickerson speaking on Indian Island. The P T A met, the school reopened after spring break, and a $10 food sale supported the projector fund. Condolences extend to Mrs Bob Moore’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Dannenfelser
J. Frank Mezenski
Marion Lozier
Anne
Jean Hamel
H. D. Mank
Earl Hamel
Jesse Starr
Richmond
Parker Head Church
H. Macy Whitehead
Indian Island
Brunswick
Bath
Phippsburg Center
Dix Island
Parker Head
W. H. Wyman
Bob Moore
Bay Point News Roundup Clocking Local Socials wildlife notes
A Bay Point report details tree swallows arrival and local wildlife activity including red fox sightings and Arctic owl reports. It notes residents and visitors at cottages, calls on various families, and community events with gatherings at Navajo and Ocean Beach sites.
Spinney Family Noted in Pitch Pine Hill History
Spinney with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Spinney were former residents in the Pitch Pine Hill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinney
Mrs
Clarence Spinney
Pitch Pine Hill
Myrtle Lodge Ladies Attend Merrymeeting Lodge Meeting
Twenty one members of Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies attended Good Neighbor night at Merrymeeting lodge in Brunswick with Auburn lodge No. 1 also invited. Supper and entertainment featured spring decorations and a variety of dishes. This marked the last official appearance of Supreme Lady Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney and Supreme Conductor Mrs Lucelia Blake in their highest offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Merrymeeting Lodge
Brunswick
Knights of Pythias
Auburn Lodge No. 1
Brunswick Lodge
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Lucelia Blake
Grand Marth
Popham Beach Social Notes Include Visitors and Fund Drive
Popham Circle met with Mrs. Ellison Moody to solicit cancer fund contributions led by Mrs. Napoleon B. Fickett. Elmel Moody collected for Red Cross. Local families and visitors were noted including the Moopies in Harpswell and Marguerite McNulty in Bath. Evenings at cottages and telecast interest also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Ellison Moody
Cancer Fund
Napoleon B. Fickett
Red Cross
Riverside
Kellaway
Roland D. MacIntosh
Woolwich
Ralph Small
Bath
Pine Eden
Winnegance
Marguerite McNulty
Frank Shaw
Needham
Mass
George Oliver
Roger
Willard
Gail
Dixie
J. Haviland Torrey
Carl Newcomb
Portland
Walter E. Sprague
Norman E. Markham
Popham
South Shore
Nancy Welch
Fred Spinney
Augusta House
Community Notes and Family News From Cox's Head Area
William Martin Goodwin born January 31 in Malta Montana to Mr and Mrs Paul Goodwin with grandparents Mr and Mrs Martin F Goodwin. Lt Commander Kenneth Goodwin U S C G visited from San Francisco. Sewall C Moore funeral held in Bath with burial in Brunswick. Navy Ensign Carl O McCabe tops class at Great Lakes and heads to Norfolk after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Goodwin
William Martin Goodwin
Malta
Montana
Martin F. Goodwin
Earle B. Perkins
Cranberry Point
Moore
Julia B. Dozois
Ernest Wood
Bath
Lewis
Cooper's Mills
Parker
Edward P
C. G. Spofford
Hallowell
Dozois
Everett C
Mrs. Perkins
Billy
Everett
Mass
Sewall C. Moore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Curtis Funeral Home
Brunswick
Beattie Wallace Wedding Held in Camden Home
Eleanor Louise Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wallace of Bath wed Gilbert Frederick Beattie son of Mr and Mrs Howard J Beattie in Camden. Rev Leach officiated with double ring ceremony. The couple planned a brief wedding trip after a reception with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Louise Wallace
Robert C. Wallace
Old Brunswick Road
Bath
Gilbert Frederick Beattie
Howard J. Beattie
Thomaston
Keith Richards
Camden
Rev. Leach
Thomaston Methodist Church
Richards
Vera Wallace
Boston
Elizabeth Ann Hall
Robert J. Beattie
U.S. Air Force
Emily Smith
Beattie–Hall Nuptials Linked to New London Ceremony
Miss Emily Smith and Miss Elizabeth Ann Hall of Thomaston join a wedding party that includes Robert J. Beattie and Douglas Hall of Camden, with others from Thomaston Bath and New London. The groom is tied to the Electrical Boat Co. in Groton and the couple will reside in New London after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Ralph Davis
Jerry
New London
Conn
Mary and Douglas Hall
Camden
Donald and
Albion Wallace
Bath
Richard Swasey
Wayne
Keith Richards
New Industry to Locate in Maine at Kennebunk
The Holyoke Worsted Co will start operations in Kennebunk early this month employing about 75 residents, earning roughly 225000 annually weaving and finishing worsted cloth. The modern single story facility 120 by 240 feet replaces Holyoke MA operations, funded by local groups and bonds. Rear Admiral Claude S. Gillette and Mrs Gillette plan to return to Washington as Mrs Lowell from Middle Street visits Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Maine
Holyoke Worsted Co
Maine Development Commission
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Kennebunk Chamber of Commerce
Kennebunk Industrial Corporation
Union Mutual Insurance Company of Portland
Maine Development Credit Corporation
Kennebec Citizens
Holyoke Worsted Company
Claude S. Gillette
del Ray, Fla
Washington, D. C
Washington Street
Bill Cunningham to Speak May 3 at Morse High Bath
National columnist Bill Cunningham will give a talk titled How It Looks From Here on May 3 at 8 15 p m in Morse High School Bath. The event highlights international affairs from his wartime and postwar reporting career and benefits underprivileged children via the Bath Lions Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cunningham
Morse High School
Bath
Hess
Goering
Mussolini
al Capone
Prince of Wales
Rome
Washington
United Nations Organization
Dartmouth Col
U. S
Ret College
Bill
Conean
Cunningham
Naational
The
Maine
Bath Lions Club
Talk on Indians and early settlers at Edgecomb church
Friday evening at 7.30 the Congregational church in Edgecomb hosts speaker Marion James Smith author of Maine to discuss Indians and early settlers. She will be joined by Mrs. Hamilton Hartsgrove who shows relics and Miss Ruth Forbes’s poem book Maine Heritage. Ruth Lepper Gate invited for sketches. A silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Charch
Edgecomb
Marion James Smith
Maine
Hamilton Hartsgrove
Hartsgrove
Ruth Forbes
Ruth Lepper
Soldier to Take Home Leave After Year of Service
Pfc. Douglas Urquhart stationed at the 9th Base Reproduction Co San Francisco underwent surgery at Letterman Army Hospital in San Francisco He is the son of Ann Minott 38 Bedford and is a Morse School Morse School graduate of the 1949 class He expects a furlough soon the first in a year to allow him to come home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O. McCabe
ENFA
USN
Navy Enginemen’s School
Great Lakes
Ill
Chester H. McCabe
McCabe
Morse High School
Navy
Washington Street
Norfolk
Douglas Urquha
9Ing Base Reproduction Co
Francisco
Calif
Letterman Army Hospital
San Francisco
Urquhart
Ann Minott
Bedford
Morse School
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Phippsburs
University of Life In
Earl Lowell
Florence Rollins
Leston Harrington
Albert Gray
H. D. Mank, Jr
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin
J. Ashton Nickerson
Quincy
Betty Lou Johnson
Eugene Ross
Canasta
Lowell
Charles Blaisdell
Walter Cushing
Redford Christianson
Betty Bourget
Charles Talbot
George Ingraham
Gloria Barnes
Carol Gowell
Marion Nadeau
Ronald Nadeau
Eddie Baird
Coopier
Mills
Quonset Point
R. I
Harold Rogers
Stephen
Harvey Gray
Roslindale
Edward Gray
Edward
Revere Beach
Alan Sternberg
Medford
Robert Gray
Bernhard Carlson
Thomas Skelfield
Brunswick High
Perkins’ Island
James Seavey
Squirrel Point
George Barnes
Libby
E. A. Libby and Sons
J. D. Libby
Bailey Island
Herbert Bassett
Irwin Daley
New Hampshire
Alston Oliver
Lee Sheldon
Katherine McKenny
Popham Beach
Olive Deejay
Frank Burnell
David Darling
Candy’s Harbor
John Worrey
Yarmouth
Arthur Brown
Sally Lowell
New York
Radio City
Chinatown
Bowery
Sandra Mank
Joyce Gray
Westchester
Albert Baily
Berwindvale
Kennebec
Kennebec Coal Co
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
W. Shaughnessy
Evelyn Pinkham
LeRoy Moore
Bay Point
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Five Islands
Richard
Sugar Loaf
Walter
Bob McKinnon
Mr. Hasenfus
Friend
Bob
Barbara Hasenfus
Tony Gallagher
Ellen Demas
Albert Hedderman
Brookline
Walter Delano
David and
Talbot
Richae
Merwin Delano
Carl Delano
Fred P. Taylor
Auburn
Charlotte Cahill
Elliot Bold
Merlene Thompson
Carroll Deering
Abbts
L. Conley
Wilmer Bowen
Gardiner
Bowen
Bath Iron Works
Sumner Mains
Hebron
Mains
Arrowsie
Forrest Drake
William Adams
Louisa Howard
L. M. Spinney
Friends
Blaisdell
Bodwell Grange
Phippsburg
Riverside Hall
Albert
George
Laurence Morong
Robert and
Lewis Moore
David Harrington
the Farmer's
Desmond
Myrtle Lodge
Cox
Thomas S. Perkins
Bath Hospital
Perkins
Cox's Head
M. E. Wilbur
Thomas M. Perkins
Charles F. Perkins
Enterprise
J. Clarence Perkins
Susie Spinney
Beattie-Wallace
Mr. Beattie
Thomaston High School
Husson Col
Carleton W. Lowell
Middle Street
Pauline Allen
Boston Herald
Meorse High School
Inc
America
Chevrolet
Styleline de Luxe
Fisher
Brooke Chevrolet
Center Street
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