Richmond Community Roundup Of Meetings And Christmas Plans
In Richmond many groups announce upcoming events. The Extension Association hosts a covered dish supper and planning meeting at Fireman's Hall, plus a Christmas party with gifts. The D U V meets December 16 with a patriotic program. Mt Carmel Chapter OES has a 8 p.m. Christmas party. a new Boy Scout Troop meets at the Legion Home. VFW auxiliary plans a December 17 visit from Roberta Otis and Christmas party prep. Methodist Y A Y F clocks a 6 30 supper and gift exchange. Senior class and other club activities fill the week as residents prepare town events and a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Danforth
Extension Association
Amy Bradley
Viola Douglass
D. U.V
Sadie Waltz
Mt. Carmel
Masonhall
Legion Home
Lawrence Bond, Jr
Pushard-Guiou Post Auxiliary
Norman Weed
U. S. Army
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Legion
Enterprise Grange
Paul Ranco
Arthur Harvey
William E. Whitney
Cleveland Marriner
Annie Dunbar
Harry Yule
Charlotte Hinkley
Beatrice Harrington
Mildred Gilpatrick
Jeff Coates
Dana Sullivan
Marlene
Alice
Horace Hinkley
Freda
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner Grange Hall
Marjorie Curtis
Sylvia Douglass
Dorothy Gray
Edwin Douglass
Thomas Lemont
Philip Dowe
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Mina Clark
Melilna Coughlin
Ruth Stilphen
Eva Douglass
Claudia Wallace
Margaret Mullen
Odd Fellows Home
Auburn
I. O. O. F. Hall
Beatrice Webber
Richmond High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Fay
Paul Banco
Jeremiah Fay
Pop
Bayville
Charlotte Hurley
Jessie
Gordon Curtis
Jerry, Jr
Jeanne Meserve
Marcia
Don Chambers
Clara
June Fossett
Claire Tyle
Alfred Tarr
Ted Carte
Joye Gilpatrick
Norene White
Lorraine Grayson
Gai Hendricks
Claudette Robinson
Sally Farrell
George Withee
Gardner Farrell
Betty LaRochelle
Martie Farrell
Harold Averill
Brady
Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Baptist Church
Jesse J. Starr
Starr
East Northport
Long Island
N. Y
John Thrower
Richmond Corner
Mayford Morris
Church of the Nazarene
Grange
Priscilla Riske
Marion Lewis
Joan Humphrey
Viola Riske
Jennie Palmer
Maud Harriman
Robert
Dorothy Wallace
Rodney
Erland
Marshall
Emily Dunn
Myron Douglass
Lions Club
Russell W. Perry
Star club min strel show slated at Richmond grange hall
Dresden The Star club Olive Branch Chapter presents a min strel show Tuesday evening at the Richmond grange hall featuring Dolores Dorr Marilyn McCobb Althea Fitch and Dennis Blenn with Mrs Leona Jewett and Mrs Lila Fitch in funny sketches Benjamin Wentworth will play banjo with Horace Gilpatrick on piano accordion Interlocutor is Mrs Horace Gilpatrick Also reports of Dresden residents visiting and staying with relatives plus weekend guests from Gardiner West Dresden and Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Club
Olive Branch
Grange Hall
Richmond
Dolores Dorr
Marilyn McCobb
Althea Fitch
Dennis Blenn
Leona Jewett
Lila Fitch
Benjamin Wentworth
Horace Gilpatrick
Morse High Seniors Tour Planned by Schapers
Morse High seniors of Winter Street Church were luncheon guests of Rev. and Mrs. Richard J. Schaper who outlined a retreat and sightseeing tour set for December 29 30 leaving Bath at 730 am and returning 5 pm the next day. The trip to Farington Memorial Route 2 near Concord Massachusetts includes a Museum of Science and Industry visit and a Planetarium. Participants from several churches will travel in special buses with contact persons Robert Haggett and Rev Schaper before Saturday to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Winter Street
Richard J. Schaper
Mr. Schaper
Bath
Farington Memorial
Route 2
Concord
Mass
Museum of Science and Industry
C Hurch
Robert Haggett
Rev. Schaper
Christmas Cantata Planned At First Baptist Church
A Georgetown committee met at Miss Dorothy Stuart's home to plan costumes for the Christmas cantata Star of the Silent Night to be performed at First Baptist Church Sunday evening before Christmas. The choir includes 20 members and at least 12 children in tableaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stuart
First Baptist Church
Harold J. Brown, Jr
J. Robert Blackie
William Plummer
Martha Bowen
Belle Heald
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Adolph Spear
Georgetown
Central School
Staton Curtis
Brunswick
Woodrow Gray
Vernon Gray
Stanley Kosalka
PTA
Robinhood Notes of Weather and Visitors
Sunday visiting and calls occur as Scarborough guests return to call on Frank Peterson and the Wests in Falmouth. Mrs James Oliver in Portland and many locals at Kennebec Point for Christmas greens. Mild weather continues with lilies blooming and Rob inhood residents noting porch outings without coats. Harold Brown and family reference a new Studebaker car and Mrs Brown’s day in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jacobs
Small Point
Roy M. Newman
Brunswick Choral Society
Newman
Jacobs
Georgetown
The
Woods
Messiah
James Oliver
Harold J. Brown
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Waltham
Robinhood
William Bisseth
Bisseth
Norwood
Portland
D. H. Penley
Paris
Riggs
Sidney Dalrymple
Brookline
Mass
Middle Dyke Farm
Charles MacMa
Lawrence Vail
Arrowsi
McMahan
Georgetown Center
Scarboron
Frank Peterson
Percy West
Falmouth
George Kahrl
Frederick
Belmont
Stewart Carlisle
Winchester
Kennebec Point
Harold Browns
Studebaker
Brown
Bath
Five Islands Man Injured by Falling Trees at Reid Park
Percy S. MacGillivary, 51, of Five Islands, was struck by two spruce trees while clearing timber at Reid State Park in Georgetown. He sustained facial and neck abrasions and possible back injury, was freed from debris, and transported to Bath Memorial Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Reid State, Park
Georgetown
Bath Memorial Hospital
Percy S. MacGillivary
Edward Belanger
Topsham
MacGillivary
Belanger
Ival Cianchette
Civil Air Patrol Practices Air Rescue at Brunswick Field
Civil Air Patrol members assembled at Douglas Field Brunswick for an overdue plane rescue drill between Augusta and Portland. Under Capt. Gerald Lallier they used air and ground search, with Malcolm Miller placing color markers to mark the downed aircraft location. Cadets Richard Dingley Robert Dingley Carle Clark and Franklin Savage were flown on the mission. The unit meets Thursdays 7 to 9 inviting schoolboys and men to attend and calls Lt Henry Colcord or Lt Bernard Knight for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Douglass Air Field
Brunswick
Augusta
Portland
Gerald Lallier
Malcolm Miller
Lallier
al Risteen
George Forbes
Richard Dingley
Robert Dingley
Carle Clark
Franklyn Savage
Henry Colcord
Bernard Knight
Personal notes of Union Street residents and visitors
Mrs Clara Hansen of Union street died Wednesday in Gorham with her daughter Mrs Virginia Whetsell. Dr Milton Stevenson of Wiscasset and former Chestnut street residents were Wednesday visitors in Bath. Mrs Frederick E Drake expected to return to Washington street home tonight after Thanksgiving with her son and wife Mr and Mrs William P Drake of Bergwn Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hansen
Union Street
Gorham
Virginia Whetsell
Milton Stephenson
Wiscasset
Chestnut Street
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
William P. Drake
Bergwn
Sunrise Fire Turns Into Bright Lock Haven Alarm
An excited caller warned the Lock Haven Fire Department of a big fire on Corning St at 5 30 AM. Fire fighters rushed to the scene but the blaze was only a brilliant orange sunrise, prompting a firefighter to note they will need more hose to reach it, then return to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Corning St
Belief Chow Dogs Originated for Meat and Fur
It is believed chow dogs were first developed for their meat and fur. The claim notes historical purposes tied to resource use and breed development.
Five Islands library Christmas sale and community notes
Five Islands Library auxiliary held its annual Christmas sale at Library hall with fancy work aprons and candy. The Good Neighbor club met at Mrs. Erland Moore’s home and planned a December 15 Christmas party at Library hall. A fire department call, church cantata rehearsals, and many social visits feature in a dense community diary of events and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Library Hall
Lincoln Campbell
William Stewart
Branwell Harford
Russell Harford
Baptist Church
Good Neighbor Club
Erland Moore
George Gray
Victor Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Hiram Pierce
Starksboro
Rudolph Pinkham
Brunswick
James Middleton
Thomas Watson
Roy Shields
Richmond
Harry Carr
Leon Kelly
Woolwich
George Middleton
Bath
Almon Marr
Malden
Mass
Parker Start
Melrose
Marr
Judson Reynolds
Belmont
William Marr
Sylvia Pinkham
William MacKellar
Fred French
Kinefield
Vernon Gray
Herman Barter
Emery Holt
Ida Pinkham
Harold Pinkham
Lloyd
Kenneth Smith
Clayton Doyle
Yarmouth
David Rutherford
Wind Upsets Truckload of Christmas Trees on Route 1
A tractor trailer carrying Christmas trees bound for Massachusetts overturned on Route 1 at the Dike area near Woolwich after a strong gust. The truck, owned by Melvin H. Jenkins of Haverhill and driven by his son Stuart, was righted and resumed its journey. No major damage reported elsewhere as gale winds and rain caused minor outages and damaged storefront awnings in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Woolwich
Philip Hodgkins
Melvin H. Jenkins
Haverhill
Mass
Stuart K
Young Jenkins
Bath
J. J. Newbury’s
Sonia's Bakery
Front Street
Central Maine
Arthur R. Avery
Highway and Sewer Department
Salvation Army Seeks Help For Christmas Cheer Campaign
The Salvation Army pleads for donations to fund toys food and clothing for needy families this Christmas. It cites last year’s impact including 96 food orders 218 children supplied with toys fruit and candy and $157 250 in sunshine baskets delivered to homes hospitals and institutions.
Worldwide Bible Reading Sponsored by American Bible Society
The American Bible Society sponsors World wide Bible Reading from Thanksgiving to Christmas in its tenth year. The program promotes a non sectarian, inclusive observance with readings from Jeremiah Luke Acts Romans and Corinthians centered on the theme Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Worldwide Bible Reading
Woolwich Man Killed in NY Crash. Five Injured
A 56 year old Woolwich man died when his car left Route 1 near Nelliston New York and struck a tree. Five passengers from Damariscotta and Woolwich were treated for minor injuries at Little Falls hospital. Victim Herbert Stanley was driving the vehicle. The car was en route to Frankfurt to visit relatives. Stanley had recently bought the car and planned to visit his parents in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Nelliston
N. Y
Herbert Stanley
Little Falls
Kenneth W. Spencer
Alice
Alameda
Nellie
Damariscotta
Edward la Cours
Frankfurt
LaCours
Stanley
New Hampshire
Mrs Mary C Ham Dies at Brunswick
Mrs. Mary C. Ham aged 80 a former Turner's Falls High School teacher and Brunswick High instructor died here Tuesday She was wife of Dr Roscoe Y Ham retired Bowdoin College professor and mother of Prof Edward B Ham University of Michigan She studied Lexington High Boston University and taught at Bowdoin and Brunswick High
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mary C. Ham
Turner's Falls
Mass
Woodward Institute
Quincy
Roscue Y. Ham
Bowdoin College
Miss Hilda Purrington Dies in Newark After Illness
Miss Hilda Purrington daughter of Mrs Marshall Dunton Purrington of Newark New Jersey died at Newark Presbyterian hospital after a two month illness. She led the Newark YWCA for years and held a scholarship at Columbia University where she was on leave when brain tumor was discovered. Funeral services were in Newark with committal at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Purrington
Marshall (Dunton) Purrington
Newark
N. J
Newark Presbyterian Hospital
Portland
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
Purrington
Young Woman's Christian Association
Columbia University
Dunton
Miss Purrington
May Dunton
Bath
Maine
Doris Howerton
Taylorville
Harold Purrington
Newburyport
Mass
Oak Grove
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Mrs Mary M Ryan Rites Noted At Bath Area
Mrs Mary M Ryan 70 formerly of Bath wife of Thomas G Ryan died Saturday morning at Gardiner General hospital Born in Bath January 1883 she was daughter of Mark L and Madelyn King Chick Survived by husband a son Paul E Dallas Texas a daughter Mrs Joseph McEncary Brooklyn two brothers Mark L Chick Chelsea Lewis Chick Revere Mass two sisters Mrs Harriet Doering Portland and Mrs Harry G Pettengill Wiscasset a grandson and a granddaughter Body brought to Bath Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M Ryan
Bath
Thomas G Ryan
Gardiner General Hospital
Jan
Mark L
Madelyn King Chick
Paul E
Dallas
Texas
Joseph McEncary
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mark L. Chick
Chelsea
Mass
Lewis , Chick
Revere
Harriet Doering
Portland
Harry G. Pettengill
Wiscasset
Mrs Lillian F Jones obituary fronts life in China born 1861
Mrs Lillian Floretta Jones 92 died Sunday at a local home. Born October 31 1861 in China to Isaiah and Amanda Hussey she worked in dressmaking for years before illness. Survived by daughters Maude Bryant Bath and Hazel Chesley Portland and son Charles Litch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Floretta Jones
China
Isaiah and
Amanda (Hawkes) Hussey
Jones
Maude Bryant
Bath
Hazel Chesley
Portland
Charles Litch
Funeral services for Litch and family in Gardiner
Fred Litch of Yarmouth and Leon of Long Island with several grandchildren were honored in a funeral service on Tuesday morning at 10 30 in Gardiner followed by burial in the family lot there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Fred Litchfield
Yarmouth
Leon
Long Island
Gardiner
Mohiba Talent Show Delights with Full Ensemble
A full Mohiba Talent show fills the stage with singers Connie Davis Martha Holmes Joan Crane and Joan Giacobbe. The program features matinee style dance numbers Dawn Newcomb Lena Of Palisteena and The Bally O Dance. Performances include The Sheik of Araby Jericho and Easter Parade with a finale of candlelit I Believe and Now the Day is Over. The evening repeats at eight with a large chorus and featured soloists Donald MacKenzie Florence Fullerton and Mary Muckler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw
Hero
Connie Davis
Carolyn Herrin
Patsy Foss
Virginia Wallace
Connie Gray
Martha Holmes
Joan Crane
Dawn Newcomb
Sally Rainey
Nessa Trottier
Malcolm Hamilton
Patty Atwood
Alfred Rowe
Stephanie
David“ Rush
Elaine Renshaw
Don MacKenzie
Guynn
Irene Vaillancourt
Nancy Blair
Joan Giacobbe
Miriam Cottle
Lorraine Drake
Mike Freeman
Barbara Ireland
You
Malecalm Hamilton
Alice Green
Judy Boyce
Joan Smart
Donald MacKenzie
Florence Fullerton
Donald
Florence
Beach cottage swap ends with hog and stay deal
Crescent Beach residents report a trade where JR Dennis Beam of Shelby and Zeb Grigg of Kings Mountain swapped a cottage for a 280 pound hog. Beam wanted meat, Grigg wanted a beach week, and after the exchange Grigg enjoyed a beach week while Beam ate pork. A real estate man collected 10 percent commission on Beam's rental property.
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Crescent Beach
S. C
Dennis Beam
Shelby
N. C
Zeb Grigg
Kings Mountain
Beam
Grigg
Grikk
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Dresden
Walter Rittall, Jr
South Portland
Dorothy
Waves
Millard Ratcliffe
Dresden Center
Charles Stilphen
Sheldon
Jack Brown
Kenneth Densmore
University of Maine
William Brown
West Dresden
Ray Getchell
Gary
Lynn
Schapers
George Harvey Powers
C. M C.N
U.S. A
Reid Park
Memorial Hospital
Robert Snow
Snow
Freeport
Jimmy Davis
Lester Davis
Richard Barter
Fiiance
Marlene Pinkham
Beth
Albert Moore
Carl Rowe
Kittery
Harold Rowe
Orville Rowe
Salvation Army
America
Army
Poe ME Della
Benksaseitiy
Jeremiah
Dettabert
Univerco
Peaulma
Galatians
Hee
Ephesians
Crereneram
Thessalonians
Hebrews
I John
New York State
Marshall Dunton Purrington
Mrs
Mary M. Ryan
Lillian F. Jones
M. H. Page
Idea
North St
Kennebec Greenhouse