Club Forty-Two Christmas Party and Charity Plans
Club Forty-Two members voted to buy clothing for Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital. Christmas party will be at Mrs. David Clark’s home. A fund-raising food sale is set for Friday at two at Thompson’s Insurance Agency. December House committee members are Mrs. Allan Thayer Mrs. Lawrence Wyman and Mrs. John Tarbox. Weekly prize was won by Mrs. Leonard Smith. Dozens of members served refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
David Clark
Washa Street
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Allan Thayer
Lawrence Wyman
John Tarbox
Edward Jones
Leonard Smith
Everett Cooke
David Desmond
William Greene
Ira Durgan
Randall Orr
Milton Savage
Milton Footer
Arthur Sturtevant
Elliot Hanson
Lance Wyman
Robert Footer
George Sarkis
James Daly
Edith Small
Harry Allen
Norman Seekins
Joseph Mullaney
Howard Farr
Paul Hart
Norman Adams
John Sturtevant
Maurice Owen
William Ketchum
Ladies Sewing Circle Plans Christmas Sale at First Baptist
At an all-day meeting Mrs. Ora Dauphin named committees for the annual Christmas sale set for December 7. Appointed chairs include Mrs. Jennie Cameron, Mrs. Minnie Pinkham, and Miss Mabel Lake for quilts and aprons. Other duties cover fancy work, cooked foods, candy sales, greens, and a nominating slate to be discussed December 12 with a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Jennie Cameron
Minnie Pinkham
Mabel Lake
Bernice Oliver
Stella Hart
Elsie Crosby
Myra Metcalf
Cora Blakeney
Florence Woodside
Lotta Goodwin
Ted Husing Gravely Ill in New York Convalescent Home
Ted Husing 55 a famed sports announcer is gravely ill in a White Plains convalescent home. He suffers from a brain tumor and fading eyesight after two operations. A Burke Foundation nurse says he longs for visitors who will talk about sports and happier days. He later became a disc jockey and reportedly earned 250000 a year from Ted Husing's Bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Ted Husing
Burke Foundation
Husing
Health report shows chickenpox cases in Sagadahoc county
State health report for Sagadahoc county week ending November 24 lists Bowdoinham five cases of chickenpox and Richmond two cases. The Maine Department of Health and Welfare released the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
State of
Sewall Elected Chairman of County Oil Committee
Edward Sewall Jr of Bath was named chairman of the Sagadahoc County Petroleum Industries committee at a November 27 meeting in Portland’s Lafayette hotel. Other officers include Howard Kirkpatrick vice chairman Donald Emero secretary and Randall Orr Edward Sewall Roland McIntosh Delmar Curtis on various committees. L. T. Snowdon explained the new federal highway program and noted total taxes on a 10 gallon purchase now reach one dollar through combined federal and Maine state levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall, Jr
Bath
Sagadahoc County Petroleum Industries Committee
Lafayette
Portland
Howard Kirkpatrick
Donald Emero
West Bath
Randall H. Orr
Edward Sewall
Roland McIntosh
Woolwich
Delmar Curtis
Bowdoinham
Richard Strout
Richard Carlson
Francis Perry
Bertram T. Reed
Frank Ozzella
H. Lawrence Small
L. T. Snowdon
Maine Petroleum Industries Committee
Snowdon
Maine
Bath Extension Service Maps Year of Programs
Bath Home Extension Service held a Thursday meeting in Hyde Park with Mrs. Harry Fullerton as new chair. Planned monthly programs include Mexico, Bread Specialties, Family Income, Pattern and Fabric Selection, Salads In Everyday Meals, Know Your Calories, Driftwood Craft, Sewing Machine Attachments, and a December planning meeting with a Christmas party for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Home Extension Service
Hyde Park Recreation Hall
Harry Fullerton
Mexico
Francis Fortier
Paul Berry
Elihu Fullerton
Hyde Park Hall
Christmas Sale and Lobster Salad Supper at Beacon Street
WSCS of Beacon Street Methodist church will sponsor a Christmas sale and lobster salad supper Monday in the church vestry. The sale opens at 2 p m with tables for greens candy cooked foods jams jellies books mystery packages fancy work and copper jewelry. Supper begins at five under Mrs Wesley McPhee general chairmanship with Mrs Charles Madden chairing the sale and all members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Wesley McPhee
Charles Madden
Engagement Announced for Anastasia Mihalos and Conrad Parker
Mrs. Nicholas S Mihalos of 1184 High Street announces the engagement of her daughter Anastasia J Mihalos to Conrad E Parker son of Mr and Mrs Ray E Parker Sr of 8 Cummings Street. Anastasia a Morse High and Becker Junior College graduate is in Cost Control at Bath Iron Works Worcester. Parker, a Morse High graduate, works in Electrical Maintenance at Hyde Windlass. Wedding set for December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas S. Mihalos
High Street
Anastasia J. Mihalos
Conrad E. Parker
Ray E. Parker
Cummings Street
Mihalos
Morse High School
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Mass
Bath Iron Works, Inc
Morse High
Parker
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High honors split with varsity and JV certificates
Morse High School awarded 45 certificates at Friday’s fall awards assembly. Varsity football recipients included seniors Gordon Allen and James Clark and juniors Harold Ames, Boyd Harrington, plus sophomores Fred Brown and Joe Robinson among others. Cross country letters went to Ernest Rideout and Allen Stewart with managers Steve Griffiths and Armand Langlais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Gordon Allen
James Clark
Merle Condon
Pete Crocker
Ed Estes
Peter Francisco
Marshall Libby
William Russell
Allen Stewart
Clifford White
Harold Ames
Boyd Harrington
William Luke
Alfred Proctor
Fred Brown
Pete Cooper
Greg Douglass
Joe Robinson
Carl Stinson
Armand Langlais
Steve McNaughton
Don McAllister
Richard Harrison
Tom Povwgrs
Richard Towle
Dan Griffiths
Dudley Harrington
Fred Johnson
Jerry Charpentier
George Carey
Steve Lee
Philip Langlais
Ernest Rideout
Lee Shorette
John Haley
Robin
Thanksgiving Program At Dromore Grange Meeting
A Dromore Grange meeting featured hymn singing, readings, and a Thanksgiving quiz. Committees were named for the coming year and a party celebrated Elfreda Perkins birthday with cake and ice cream. The annual Christmas program is set for December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Lucy Smith
Beatrice Burns
Florince Rollins
Raymond Campbell
Annie Wilson
Mary Dannenfelser
Lenora McMann
Elfreda Perkins
Jessie Morrell
Evelyn Beals
Aletha Campbell
Ruben Purington
Beacon Lights Meet With Mr. and Mrs. Lord
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Methodist church met at 1483 Washington Street as Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Lord Jr entertained. They voted to decorate the church sanctuary for the Christmas season on December 15 and to sponsor a family night supper the same date. Mrs. Dean Bonney and Mrs. Herman Barter to supervise the supper with Daniel L. Lord Jr. handling entertainment. A church projector and screen were to be repaired and new bulletin board letters received. A Scotch auction directed by Edward Larrabee and Dean Bonney highlighted the evening, and M. Wesley McPhee showed slides of the June Beacon Lights outing at the Arnolds Dresden farm. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Herman Barter and Mrs. J. Franklin Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Daniel L. Lord, Jr
Washington Street
Dean Bonney
Herman Barter
Sherman Mitchell
Church Bulletin Board
Edward Larrabee
M. Wesley
McPhee
Arnolds
Dresden Farm
J. Franklin Howe
Grace Church Fellowship Guests of Falmouth Group
Members of Grace Episcopal church Young Peoples group visited St. Marys Episcopal church in Falmouth Foreside for a Sunday afternoon gathering attended by about 80 people from Portland Episcopal churches. The program included Evensong, scripture readings by Grace participants, and a buffet supper with entertainment. Grace attendees included Lucy Lee Smith Robert Eberhard Norma Ball William Webster the Alex Robertsons and Rev James L Grant with Eugene P Eberhard providing transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Falmouth
Portland Episcopal
Grace Church
Lucy Lee Smith
Robert Eberhard
Norma Ball
William Webster
Alex Robertson
James L. Grant
Eugene P. Eberhard
Cinnamon and Nutmeg Twist for Fried Chicken
A casual cooking tip suggests adding a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg to fried chicken for a warm spice note. The idea blends sweet and savory flavors to elevate everyday fried chicken.
Bath YMCA Organizes Junior Hi-Y Club
The Bath YMCA formed a Junior Hi-Y group with Vance Libby named advisor. Organizing committee includes Gilman Sprague Harvey Hinckley Brian Rowe George Pushard Kurt Hecht and Jimmy McLuer. The program serves boys in grades 7 to 9 ages 12 to 14 under YMCA supervision to promote worthwhile activities. Prospective members listed include Harry Deering Gary Fitzgerald Larry Pangburn Steve Lyden and others. Next meeting is Thursday Dec 6 at 6 00 in the Y boys department to elect officers and hold a game period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ymca
Harry Deering
Gary Fitzgerald
Larry Pangburn
Steve Lyden
Kurt Hecht
Harry Turner
Kent Higgins
Robert Hawks
Dave Kenney
Gilman Sprague
Billy Leavitt
Eddie Morton
George Pushard
Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Work and Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary outlined Christmas projects at last week’s meeting. The Welfare and Child Welfare committees will organize Christmas baskets and toys for children, with Thanksgiving baskets already distributed to local families. Members will send cards and gifts to shut-in members, and a joint County Council meeting with Legionnaires was set for January 19. Refreshment committee members were named and the next meeting on December 12 will feature the Christmas party with gift exchanges and toy drives led by Mrs. Frank Reinoehl and Mrs. Bernard Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Edgar Leavitt
Legionnaires
Scott Kittredge
Cedric French
Frank Reinoehl
Bernard Pratt
Former Bath Couple Lose Home By Fire In Mass
Mrs. Roy A. Donnell and her husband formerly of Bath now live in Ashby Massachusetts. The Wednesday morning fire destroyed their apartment house leaving Mrs. Donnell to flee with no belongings. Firemen from Winchendon arrived to find a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mass
Roy A. Donnell
Oak Street
Robert Donnell
Donnell
Ashby
Scott
Bonnie
Winchenden
Eames Scholarship for Voice Students Established
A new full scholarship for voice students is created at the New England Conservatory of Music Boston in memory of Emma Eames of Bath formerly with the Metropolitan Opera 1891 to 1909. Matilda Frelinghuysen of New York City funds the award in memory of her friend. First recipient is Donna Jeffrey from the Boston Conservatory junior class. The grant is limited to American born sopranos and may be renewed yearly until training completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Emma Eames
Bath
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Matilda Frelinghuysen
New York City
Donna Jeffrey
Boston Conservatory
New Year’s Eve Ball Committee Plans Holiday Dance
Junior Hospital League New Year’s Eve ball committee met Friday at Mrs. Donald N Small’s Washington street home to finalize plans. The Maine State Armory on Lincoln street will host the League sponsored dance with Joe Avery’s orchestra. Attendees included Mrs. S Theodore Bertocci Mrs Eugene P Eberhard Mrs William A Niss Mrs Lynn M Bussey and Mrs Harold W McElman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Donald N. Small
Washington Street
Maine State Armory
Lincoln Street
Joe Avery
S. Theodore Bertocci
Eugene P. Eberhard
William A. Niss
Lynn M. Bussey
Harold W. McElman
Bath Lions Endorse Highway Safety Program
The Bath Lions Club unanimously endorsed the Governor's Highway Safety program at a meeting at Hotel Sedgwick. Brian M. Jewett urged strict enforcement of traffic laws and support for new district court legislation while praising radar and plain clothes enforcement. Lions also voted to contribute $50 for relief in Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
Sedgwick
Bath
Brian M. Jewett
Maine
Jewett
The
Lions Club
Hungary
Bevan Named to Office in Chaplains Association
The Rev. Frank W. Bevin retired Methodist minister now living in Sebasco Basin Road was elected associate secretary and treasurer of the Methodist Commission on Chaplains. He succeeds Chaplain Fred H. Heather. the appointment was announced by Rev. Dr. John R. McLaughlin in Washington. The commission oversees 600 Methodist clergy serving as chaplains in the armed forces, prisons, hospitals and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bevin
Basin Road
Sebasco
Methodist Commission On Chaplains
Bevan
Fred H. Heather
John R. McLaughlin
Washington
St. Johnsbury
New York State
Albany
Glen Falls
N. Y
Phippsburg
Wesley Church
Phippsburg Center
Suburb Civic Club Christmas Sale Planned
At a Thursday meeting the 16 attendees of the Suburb Civic Club finalized plans for a Christmas sale at the Winneganee Community Club House on December 7 starting at 1 30 p m A penny sale directed by Mrs Arthur Perry provided evening entertainment The traveling prize went to Mrs Lloyd Rogers Refreshment and entertainment committees were named for the December 13 meeting with Mrs Wallace Hinckley chairing the former and Mrs Harold Rogers Mrs Raymond Hutchins and Mrs J Emery Footer on the refreshment list Mrs Iva York and Mrs John Williams named to the December entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb
Civic Club
Winneganee
Arthur Perry
Lloyd Rogers
Wallace Hinckley
Harold Rogers
Raymond
Grace Church Women Plan Christmas Party
Grace Ep is pal church Women’s Auxiliary met Friday afternoon at Mrs Carroll Watson’s Washington street home. They discussed the annual Christmas party set for December 14 with Miss Mary Gibbons at her Washington Street residence. Mrs Stephen Jones and Mrs Charles H Cahill were named co-hostesses. President Mrs Abbott Redlon led the meeting and tea was served by Mrs Watson and Mrs Harold W DeLong. Members sewed on hospital project items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church Women’s Auxiliary
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Mary Gibbons
Stephen Jones
Charles H. Cahill
Abbott Redlon
Watson
Harold W. DeLong
Winter Street Couples Club Elects Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bradway were elected presidents of the Winter Street Church Couples' Club. Other officers named were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Horridge as vice presidents, Mr. and Mrs. John Orpe as secretaries, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morse as treasurers. Supper was served under several hosts and a swap party and Christmas program were planned by Rev. and Mrs. Martin v. B. Sargent and Mr. and Mrs. John Morse Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Bradway
Winter Street Church
Nelson Horridge
John Orpe
Horace Morse
Horridge
Thorpe
Bernardight
Hildreth Fisher
Central Church Group Christmas Fair Success
The League of Central Congregational church with Ladies aid and Pilgrim Fellowship wrapped a year long project with a two day Christmas fair at the parish house. Members worked weekly on craft articles for sale and decorations for the all fashioned Christmas theme. Tea on Thursday and a Friday chicken pattie supper for 200 capped the event. Eleanor Haggett led arrangements with A George Moses and E L McCurdy assisting as co-presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Pilgrim Fellowship
Eleanor Haggett
A. George Moses
E. L. McCurdy
League
First Baptist Men’s Bible Class Hosts Ladies Night Fun
The First Baptist church Men’s Bible Class held a Ladies Night with members, wives and guests in the vestry for entertainment, hymns, a Name That Hymn game and Bible Quiz led by Percy R. Low. Ralph Blakeney led singing, Harold Carter presented films on Europe and a Navy film The Floating Fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Percy R. Low
Ralph Blakeney
Harold Carter
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxenburg
Spain
Floating Fortress
Leslie Thompson
Sewall Pearson
Robert Metcalf
Malcolm Witham
Charles R. Sims
Old Folks Home
Old Ladies Home
Presley Nursing Home
Leland Green
Boston
Lee L. Hooker
Committees Named for St. Mary's Annual Bazaar
St Mary’s Roman Catholic church announces its second annual bazaar with a two day schedule at the Bath Armory on February 22 and 28. A supper will close the event on February 23 at Bath U High School. Gerald B Rioux chairs the bazaar with Ralph E McInnis and Fred Bolduc as co chairs. Other appointments include Hedwidge Rheaume treasurer Marie Smart secretary Pauline Kelley publicity Reginald Cyr purchasing agent June McElman advertising Oscar Griffith electrician Joe Bisson transportation Edward Footer booths Antonio Ouellette clean up John Kelliher police and parking Arthur Preney games Ann Perry Sapper Kay Watson decorations Cecil L Fullerton Jr music for supper Mrs Paul Boudreau organ at armory and Girl Scouts clothes checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Bath Armory
Marie Smart
Pauline Kelley
Reginald Cyr
June McElman
Oscar Griffith
Joe Bisson
Edward Footer
Antonio Ouellette
John Kelliher
Arthur Preney
Ann Perry
Kay Watson
Cecil L. Fullerton, Jr
Paul Boudreau
Armory
Girl Scouts
Lowell Temple Holds Annual Inspection Event
At last week's Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters meeting Mrs Ruth Dodge District Deputy Grand Chief of Boothbay served as inspecting officer. Mrs Susie Darrah Most Excellent Chief presided as degrees were conferred on Mrs Jessie Morrell and Mrs Dorothy Wright. Lois Knight received a 25 year service pin. Supper at 6:30 followed by the meeting with visitors from Boothbay and Brunswick. next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Ruth Dodge
Boothbay
Susie Darrah
Jessie Morrell
Dorothy Wright
Lois Knight
Temple
Brungwick
Judith Costain Returns to Boston After Visit
Miss Judith Costain returns to Boston where she is employed after spending weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George T. Costain of 47 Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Costain
Boston
George T. Costain
Granite Street
Bowdoinham Lodge Officers Installed and Social Evening
Bowdoinham Masonic Lodge A. M. installed officers led by Roland Cornish with a lobster supper afterward. McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters held annual inspection at K of P hall, with Ruth Dodge as inspector and Edith Colby at the piano. Local clubs plan Christmas parties and district Knights of Pythias activity included a second degree for David White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Electa
Grand Lodge of Maine
Roland Cornish
Gerald Adams
Phillip Carr
Merle MacDonald
Edward White
Karl Hatch
Arthur Curtis
Charles Blodgett
Russell MacPherson
Edward Adams
Malcolm Jewell
Tyler
Joseph Mellen
Dwight Adams
Winfred Dodge
McDonald Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Elva Curtis
Ruth Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
Edith Colby
Brunswick
Susie Darrah
Bath
Frances Benner
Margery Valentine
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Olive Frizzle
Merry Meeting Grange
Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Homer Mohr
Medford
Mass
Ralph McDowell
Greenwood
Edwin Frickey
Belmont
Helen Packard
Maynard Hinckley
Lisbon Falls
Mrs Emily Grant Services Held in Richmond
Mrs Emily Grant age 59 had services at a Richmond funeral home Saturday with Rev Dallas Gillespie officiating. Interment followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery in South Portland. Survivors include husband Donald Grant a brother William Dicking of Needham Massachusetts and a sister Florence Bonner of Dorchester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Grant
Richmond
Dallas Gillespie
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
South Portland
Donald Grant
William Dicking
Needham
Mass
Florence Bonner
Dorchester
Baileys and Harringtons Attend Nutrilite Convention in NYC
Mr and Mrs Clyde Bailey of Woolwich spent the weekend in New York City for the Nutrilite Gold a Rama convention. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Byron Harrington of Brunswick. In New York theBailey children Sharon and Ann visited Mrs Bailey’s parents Mr and Mrs Albert Garland of Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bailey
Woolwich
New York City
Byron Harrington
Brunswick
New York
Waterhouse and Black Wedding in Bath Parsonage
Susie M Waterhouse of Peoty married M Black of Bath in a Wesley Methodist ceremony led by Rev Dr Oliver Bell. The reception followed at the Morse home on Deering Street with guests from Bath and nearby towns. The couple plan to live on Lower High Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie M. Waterhouse
Peety
M. Black
Bath
Wesley Methodist Church
Oliver Bell
Alvah A. Morse
Mrs. Morse
Deering Street
Ruth Smith
Edward Benson
Ralph King
Patricia Morse
Dana Jewett
Mrs Black
West Bath
Mabel Raymond
Dorothy
Wiscasset
Gere Retchey
Philadelphia
Cleve Getchell Hallowell
Hobart Tracey
Mary
George Bailey
South Gardiner
Edward Robinson
Phyllis
Tenants Harbor
Russell Reynolds
Thomaston
Carroll Watson 2nd Returns Home From Bath Visit
Carroll Watson second, grandson of the late Carroll Watson, returned Tuesday to his White Plains New York home after a stay in this city as guest of Mrs. Carroll Watson at 937 Washington Street. He lived in Bath as a boy and visited many friends here during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
White Plains
N. Y
Washington Street
Mr. Watson
Bath
Lee Couple Plan Winter in Los Angeles with Son’s Family
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Lee of 13 Somerset Place left Portland Wednesday by plane for Los Angeles California where they will spend the winter with their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Arthur Leeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Portland
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Leeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club Forty-Two
Health Report
Sewall
County Oil Committee
Bath Extension Service
WSCS
Beacon Street
Front Street
Dromore
Mrs. Lord
Grace Church Fellowship
Ganize
Legion Auxiliary
Eames
Chaplains’ Assn
Suburb Civic Club
Grace Church Women’s Auxiliary
Winter Street
Couples Club
Central Church Group
First Baptist Men’s Bible
Doris Day
Louis Jourdan
Barry Sullivan
Frank Lovejoy “Valle
WED
THURS
Ginger._ Reeens
Barry Nelson
Carol Channing
Black Waterhouse
Remington
Royal
Smith-Corona
Underwood
Lew's Typewriter Service
Maple St
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Emervons
Y. Greenblatt Real Catanao Insurance Agent
Weshey Street
Real Estate and Insurance
Weena ‘ Rm Street
Lalei
North End
Ada
Greenblatt, Real Estate and Insurance
Washkis
Parker Head Village
Rea Estate and Insurance
Washeee Street
Dia HI
Banema
Basuaent
Adam Greenblatt
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