Richmond Community Notices Highlight Local Clubs and Events
Booster club tag day raises funds for the Students' Band uniforms and gear. Emerson Grammar plans a monthly school paper with Carmille Cloutier as business manager and Jeannette Schools as circulation editor. the seventh grade rehearses a play with named cast members. Various church and community groups host card parties, dances, and Christmas preparations, with many local residents listed among organizers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Home Corner Club
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sunbeam
George Yeaton
River Road
Emerson Grammar
Carmille Cloutier
Claudia Guiou
Jeannette
Shirley Vieira
Martin Hinkley
Cynthia Anderson
Arthur Harvey
Emerson School
Charlotte Hinkley
Judy Wells
Ann James
Deborah Bates
Romeo Francoeur
Carlton Merrill
Sherwood Hinkley
Carole Brown
Floyd Foss
Louis Lemieux
Richmond High School
Jean Lemieux
Carolyn Bishop
Paula Adams
Joyce Hinkley
Joyce Fullerton
Joseph Tripp
Carolyn Hodgkins
Martha Hinkley
Clinton Gilpatrick
Mary Sullivan
Lois Pushard
Patricia McDermott
Gloria Small
Ernest Williams
Walter Varney
Pauline Cray
Ada Gilbert
Jean Guiou
Dolores McLaughlin
Marilyn Schools
Maxine Waltz
Ann Hodgkins
Victor Gomer
Clyde Hinkley
Gail Stuber
Judy Perry
Marita Hinkley
Elizabeth Hass
Marilyn Perry
Jean Curtis
Diana Giberson
Boy Scout Drive Opens This Week With Fundraising
The 1950 Boy Scout drive begins this week to support local and national Scout work. Committee members include William Turpie Edwin R. Andrews Charles Hobel Roy Stewart Arthur Hutchins Karcher Jackson and George Barker. Rodney E. Brooke will address local business leaders at a noon luncheon on the Scouts aims. Neighborhood collections run Sunday afternoon until finished with team chaplains named for Woolwich Bath and surrounding areas. Converse Fenn leads the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turpie
Edwin R. Andrews
Charles Hoebel
Roy Stewart
Arthur Hutchins
Karcher Jackson
George Barker
Rodney E. Brooke
Boy Scouts of America
Clarence Tanner
William Fogg
Woolwich
Arthur Packard
Earle Lermond
Cecil Fullerton
Bath
Converse
Sportsmen Clubs Lead in Conservation Survey
A national magazine survey finds sportsmen and fish and game groups drew the largest memberships and highest productive activity when they stressed sound conservation programs across the nation.
Working League hosts gathering and storm reports in Georgetown
Miss Belle Heald and Mrs. Cleaves Henderson hosted the Working League at Richards library with a brief business meeting and refreshments. Storm damage is noted with many downed trees and soaked homes around Robinhood and Five Islands. Local residents attended church fellowship, visits, and social events, with deer season results and a rose bud displayed at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Heald
Cleaves Henderson
Richards’ Library
Farm Bureau
William Stewart
Vernon Gray
Arthur Delano
Campbell
Robinhood
Nichols
Clarey Pond
Roscoe P. Todd
Working League
Morse High School
Ralph Davis
William Todd
Joseph Higgins
Five Islands
Roland Peterson
Robert Jordan
Ferris Leonard
Bath Road
Walter Beane
Janice Beane
Edwin Pinson
North Edgecomb
Bridgeport
Henry Tarbox
Earl Dow
Woolwich
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Rosalind Richards
John Richards
Gardiner
J. W. Lane
Bath
Jackson
Hattie Murray
Portland
Edward C. Clarey
Peterson Home
Fred P. Oliver
William A. Todd
Todd
Wakefield
Mass
Richard Osgoood
Baby
Cleaves
Henderson
Aubrey Fullerton
Jackie
Waltham
Sidney C. Dalrymple
Brookline
Doris Reynolds
Camden
Vincent MacMahan
Togus Hospital
Roy M. Newman
Dorothy Stuart
John Johnson
Roland E. Peterson
Edwin F. Hussa
Island residents note storm damage and local visits
Philip and Miss Dorothy Stuart called at the Peterson home. Dr Hussa surveyed eastern side storm damage at MacMahan. Many island trees fell but no serious cottage damage reported. Visits include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith with daughter from Yarmouth to Mrs Mary Stevens, Paul Wren and son from Medford to Kennebec Point, and Frank King of Bath duck hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Dorothy Stuart
Peterson
Hussa
MacMahan
Kenneth Smith
Yarmouth
Mary Stevens
Paul Wren
Graham
Medford
Mass
Kennebec Point
Frank King
Bath
Henry Boston
Nobleboro
Frances Sortwell
Wiscasset
Robinhood
Adolph Spear
Spcar
Blackjack
Ichabod
Clarence B. Hill
John Williams
Earle Hagan
Nettie Gray
Morse High School
Joan Hagan
Christine Williams
Faylene
Roy M. Newman
Harry Stone
Lewiston
William A. Todd
Fred Oliver
Wakefield
Reid Park
Vernon Gray
Lawrence Peron
David Rutherford
Swarthmore
Edgar Osborn
Osborn
Florida
Ida Hinckley
Rudolph Pinkham
George Middleton
Grace Hammond
Anna Johnson
Gertrude Delano
Ellen Cunningham
Augusta
Ralph Gay
Melvin Comeau
Orville Rowe
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Harold A. Rowe, Jr
Harold Rowe
Edwin Hussa
New York
MacMahan Island
Brenton Perow
Victor Pinkham
Norman Norton
William Sherman
Rutherford
Central church fried clam supper draws 207 attendees
The League of Central church held a fried clam supper and Christmas sale drawing 207 people Monday night. The event featured clams, chips, cabbage salad, hot rolls, pies and coffee with decorative tables. Volunteers coordinated decorations, ticketing, and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Oral Pierce
Zina M. Eaton
Donald F. Preble
Lawrence Harmon
Higgins Beach
Rudolph McRae
Edward J. McMann
Harold Brown
William Blair
Richard Kimball
Earl Wade
Arthur MacDonald
Nancy Pratt
Shirley Clark
Betty McPhee
Joan Mallett
Barbara Legard
Freida Legard
Merritt Mitchell
Horace Morse
Marius Page
Harold P. Small
Ralph Bertrand
Dana McIntire
Harold Avery
Carlton Andrews
Arthur Pratt
Howard Parks
George Moses
Laforest Hodgkins
Edward Cummings
Frank Sylvester
Howard McPhee
Camden Ladies Visit The Merchants On Meadow Way
Miss Celia Alexander and Mrs Mary Newton of Camden were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant of 40 Meadow Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Alexander
Mary Newton
Camden
Fred Merchant
Meadow Way
Five Islands community notes and holiday preparations
Local items include the Five Islands Good Neighbor club meeting with Mrs. Rudolph Pinkham, Christmas party December 19 with Mrs. Thomas Watson, and candy bags for the church tree. Bible class led by Mrs. Russell Pinkham and upcoming session with Mrs. D. W. Staffeld. Ladies Auxiliary sale Friday with fancy work and foods. Community events at Baptist church with Rev. Staires, music by a male quartet, and refreshments at Library Hall. Numerous visits, cottage stays, and travel of residents noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Rudolph Pinkham
Thomas Watson
Russell Pinkham
D. W. Staffeld
The
Baptist Church
Staires
Winter Street Baptist Church
Gardiner
Library Hall
Staffeld
Henderson
No charges against driver in fatal Dummer Street incident
Police said no charges would be filed against Robert McIntire, driver of the truck that fatally struck four year old Wayne Herbert Hudson on Dummer Street. County Attorney Harold J. Rubin found no criminal negligence after review. the child reportedly ran into the path of the vehicle with no warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntire
Wayne Herbert Hudson
Lloyd Hudson
Dummer Street
Harold J. Rubin
McIntire
Bath doctor’s car damaged in Washington street collision
An automobile owned by Dr. Richard H. Johnson of Bath was damaged about the extent of mate on Monday evening around 7 30 when it collided with a truck driven by Lafayette Wallace Jr of Sebasco. The left rear fender was dented and scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Johnson
Bath
Washington Street
Lafayette Wallace, Jr
Sebasco
Population density of Europe per square mile noted
The record states Europe’s population density averaging 145.3 persons per square mile, indicating the region’s urbanization level and potential settlement patterns across its nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Holiday Follies at Bridge Academy staged at Masonic Hall
Dresden residents enjoyed Bridge Academy Holiday Follies at the Masonic building on Nov 30 and Dec 1 written and directed by Mrs. Charles Bailey of Pittston. The program featured acts from New Year’s Eve to Fourth of July with performances by Joel Weldon Althea Fitch Gladys Carver and others. Richmond High School band provided music. an auction followed the first evening and Pare's Orchestra played Friday evening. Local figures Mrs. Longfellow of Day's Ferry and community members attended and Junior Legion members plus families supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Academy
Charles Bailey
Pittston
Joel Weldon
Althea Fitch
Gladys Carver
Kenneth Miller
St. Mary
Evelyn Bodge
Irene
Dexter Hatch
Johnny
Keith Miller
Althea Mitch
Carol Hamlin
Ella Knowlton
Carol
Donna Louveney
Uncle Sam
Clyde Barter
Yvonne Bailey
America the Beautiful
Wimpy Goodwin
Sam
R. Monroe
E. Bodge
Loveland
J. Weldon
E. Ames
W. Goodwin
K. Thayer
F. Clark
H. Brown
A. Fitch
John Smith
B. Kelley
Pocahontas
L. Chadwick
D. Hatch
E. Badge
C. Thayer
S. Hatch
J. Damon
M. Brown
M. Bailey
K. Lavallee
B. Blodgett
Richmond High School
Pare
Orchestra of
Richmond
C. E. Longfellow
Day's Ferry
H. and
C. Shedon
Gould
Elmer Wade
Schenectady
N. Y
Lester Bailey
Richard Houdlette
West Dresden
Richmond Junior Legion
American Legion
Legion
del Bissonette
Winthrop
Sherman Knowlton
Roberta
Henry Parker
Raymond Parker
Dr. Parker
Boston
Miss Knowlton
Farmington Teachers’ College
Parker
New
Wedding Party Fatal Poisoning in Egypt Village
Ten guests died and 30 were hospitalized after a wedding party in a northern Egyptian village. Police say verdigris from copper cooking utensils poisoned attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fakour
Egypt
New Year's Bowl Game Tie Record Stands Unbroken
In 16 New Year's Day bowl games there has never been a score tie for the first score, a record cited by analysts noting the decisive starts and repeated early advantage in these classic bowls.
Five Year Old Lad Fatally Injured in City Street
Wayne Herbert Hudson four year old son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hudson of Dummer street court was struck on Dummer street by a truck driven by Robert McIntire 90 summer street about 2 30 p m Monday and died at Memorial Hospital on arrival Mayo s ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Herbert Hudson
Lloyd Hudson
Dummer Street
Robert McIntire
Summer Street
Memorial Hospital
Mayo
Death of Donald M. Jewett in Bath Hospital
Donald M. Jewett, 37, died at Memorial hospital after a stay since November 25. Born in Bath on December 31, 1913, he was a Morse High School 1934 graduate and longtime Bath Iron Works fitter. Survived by wife Evelyn, son David, parents Erastus and Stella Jewett, two brothers, five sisters, and many relatives. burial plans not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Jewett
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Erastus and
Stella (Brown) Jewett
Morse High
Bath Iron Works
Jewett
Coldmial Club
Evelyn Jewett
David
Park Street
Erastus Jewett
Alvin E
Clifton I. Jewett
W. D. Prescott
New Rochelle
N. Y
Myron Dumore
Boston
Philip Willey
East Brunswick
Henry Mank
George E. Dusham
Death of John W Williams in Baltimore
John W Williams died Saturday at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after a short pneumonia illness. Funeral was held in Baltimore. A Yale graduate and Westminster School alumnus he served as a colonel in World Wars I and II and lived most of his life in Baltimore. Survived by sister Mrs Horation Whittredge of Baltimore brother Foster Williams of Westport Conn four children John W Jr Sewall Arthur Foster and Anne Kaiulani Summers at Small Point home formerly Mrs Kaiulani Sewall Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Williams
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Williams
Westminster School
Conn
Yale University
Horation Whittredge
Foster Williams
Westport
Mrs. Mabel C. Kimball Dies in Newton Center
Mrs. Mabel C. Kimball of Newton Center Mass widow of Edward R. Kimball died after years of illness. Funeral held Nov 29 at the Chapel of the First Baptist Church Newton Center with burial in Forest Hills. Survived by son Richard Kimball of Bath and granddaughter Mrs Addison McInnes of Rochester New York formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kimball
Grove Street
Boston
Mr. Kimball
Mabel C. Kimball
Newton Center
Mass
Edward R. Kimball
Kimball
First Baptist Church
Forest Hills
Bath
Addison McInnes
Rochester
N. Y
Pendleton Funeral Services Held For Addison F Pendleton
Funeral services for Addison F Pendleton were held Friday morning at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating. Burial followed in Grove cemetery Belfast in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison F. Pendleton
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Grove Cemetery
Belfast
Boy Killed on Dummer Street by Truck
Wayne Herbert Hudson, a one year old son of Lloyd O Estabelle and Cutliffe Hudson, died after being struck by a truck on Dummer Street about 2 30 in Bath. Born October 12 1946 the child is survived by his parents three brothers two paternal grandparents and two maternal grandparents. Funeral was held Tuesday at two from his grandparents home with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating burial at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Herbert Hudson
Lloyd O. Estabelle Cutliffe Hudson
Dummer Street
Bath
Gra
Dummer Street Court
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Lloyd Oliver
Funeral Services for William Temple
Funeral services for William Temple were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Curtis funeral home with Rev. C. C. Sargent officiating. Temple served on the City Council during Mayor John Small’s term and was active in the Bath Veteran Firemen’s association and the Democratic party. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Temple
Curtis Funeral Home
C. C.sargent
Wesley Methodist Church
Temple
John Small
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Democratic Party
James A. Gillies, Jr
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward N. Hartnett
Harry W. Thebeau
Harrison Bowie
Edward Sewall
Fred L. Temple
Harry Mosher
Maurice Blaisdell
Arthur Haggett
Philip Boutin
Elwood Hathorne
Oak Grove
Harold E. Cutting Funeral Services
Funeral services for Harold E. Cutting were held Thursday afternoon at two from Central Congregational church with Rev. La forest E. Hodgkins officiating. Honorary bearers included Andrew M. Butterfield and Dr. David L. Wilson among others. Active bearers were Edwin H. P. Lowell and Granville M. Colby. Burial was in the family lot at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Cutting
Central Congregational Church
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Andrew M. Butterfield
William A. Furber
David L. Wilson
Donald N. Small
Lindell Chadbourne
Russell W. Kenney
Herbert L. Douglas
Gardiner D. Rogers
George Bertrand
William H. Small, Jr
Charles Bartlett
Edwin R. Andrews
George J. Goodwin
John H. Gillespie
Percy E. Holbrook
Donald B. Hopkins
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Karcher S. Jackson
Francis W. Norton
Granville M. Colby
Fred S. Osgood
Herbert Morse
Oak Grove
Funeral for Donald M. Jewett Held at Mayo Residence
Funeral services for Donald M. Jewett were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence 819 High street. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated. Colonial Club members attended in a body. Bearers were Alfred Parks Roland Robinson Donald Stewart Carlton Pye Stanley Commeau Paul Wilson. Burial followed in the Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Jewett
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street
David L. Wilson
Colonial Club
Alfred Parks
Roland Robinson
Donald Stewart
Carlton Pye
Stanley Commeau
Paul Wilson
Oak Grove
Winnegance Auxiliary Bridges Winter Meeting at Homes
The Winnegance Community club auxiliary met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Rice, choosing to hold winter meetings at members' homes. Bridge awards went to Mrs. Walter Morse first and Mrs. Seymour Hayden second. Attendees included Mrs. Elmer Morse, Mrs. Edwin Small, Mrs. Danford McDonald, Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Rice, Mrs. Walter Morse, and Mrs. John Burgess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Seymour Hayden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Ralph Rice
Walter Morse
Seymour Hayden
Elmer Morse
Edwin Small
Danford McDonald
Lloyd Rogers
John Burgess
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Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Emerson-Pane Post
A. L
Bertha Curtis
Cecelia Robinson
Ida Lloyd
Helen Howard
Auxilary
Marcia Baker
Firemen's Auxiliary
Alfred Rack
Berniece Terrill
Lillian Nichols
William Bennett
Lilian Haynes
Marilla Tarr
Iva King
Margaret Borjesson
Sale
Ruie Curtis
Mabel Clifford
Laura Reynolds
Fern Perry
Marjorie Durrell
Sadie Eaton
Esther Foss
Grace Dickinson
Helen Thrower
Josie Baker
Veneranda Sanford
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Kennebec County
Harford Malloy
York Village
Davis
Percy Chambers
Fort Fairfield
Chambers
Jack Chambers
Clarence Watson
Gorhamen
Wytopitlock
Frances White
Norene White
BOY Scout
Call Denham
A. P. Denham, Jr
Corliss Street
Maine
Georgetown
Central Church
Ray Grover
William Plummer
Pierce's Marine Railways
Dresden
Marius H. Page
Kennebec Greenhouses
A. F. Pendleton Funeral
D. M. Jewett Funeral
Winnegance
Fred S. Curtis & CO