Phippsburg P.T.A. Plans and Community Notes
Phippsburg P.T.A. met at the home of Hag Phippeburg Center with sixteen members present. Plans include a January meeting, a Christmas pageant report, and candy boxes for students. Personal items note visits by George Larrabee, Eugene Burgess, Miss Minnie Wallace, and others, with weekend travels and local gatherings in Small Point, Winnegance, and nearby towns.
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George Larrabee
Eugene Burgess
Boston
Minnie Wallace
Thomas Totmans
Sidney Fitzgerald, Jr
Westenbody
iMass
William Blaisdell
Tzgerald
Cuba
Threadfin
Christmas Dedication From Local Staff To Service Members
A staff member dedicates this Christmas message to a little girl and to servicemen from the county serving in Korea. The note honors several hundred area men and women in the armed forces who will likely be away from home for the holiday.
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Korea
A G I Writes Santa For Betty Lou In War Time
A GI writes Santa for Betty Lou a six year old girl living with Grandma. He asks Santa to bring a doll carriage sled color book bunny dresses and candy so Betty Lou knows her Daddy and all are praying for her safety. The scene unfolds with a Christmas Eve letter read softly by Grandma as stars twinkle.
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Betty Lou
Grandma
Sis
Mommie
Santa Claus
Hall to spend holidays in Columbus with parents
James B. Hall former Times sports writer now pursuing a master's in journalism at the University of Missouri will spend Christmas and New Year in Columbus Ohio with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter S Hall of Topsham who left for the city on Wednesday to spend the winter there.
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Williams
Jer N. J
Hogar
Thomas Totman
Pfc
Gordon Harvey
Earley
Fort Devens
Joseph Child
Leeds
Eee Scotts
A. Cushman
Sylvester Cushman
South Portland
Gordon Alden
Caroline
Emmy Wyman
Raymond Wyman
Ernest Rogers
Ernest Rogers, Jr
William Blaisdell
Sidney Fitzgerald
Gertrude Blaisdell
Portland
Phippsburg
Iron Works
Recreation Hall
Lana
James B. Hall
the Times
University of Missouri
Columbus
Walter S. Hall
Topsham
Miss Virginia Whitney Visits Family in Worcester
Miss Virginia Whitney arrives in Worcester Massachusetts from Becker Junior College Becker Junior College to pass the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert F Whitney of Center Street Worcester.
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Virginia Whitney
Tuscany
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Mass
Albert F Whitney
Center Street
Parker Head Santa Claus Visits Hamel Brothers Store
Santa will visit Hamel Brothers store Friday at 7 p.m. A Sunday school party is set for 2 p.m. December 21, and a Christmas pageant at Parker Head Church on December 23 at 7 p.m. Gifts will support local and broader needs.
Dancing Classes at Christmas Party
Miss Mary Cunningham entertained with a Christmas party at her dancing studio for her pupils despite bad weather. Nearly 100 attended the social dance, square dancing, games, and caroling. Santa visited, gifts were exchanged, and Freida Legard with Malcolm Hamilton led the grand march. Mrs Grace Cunningham and others served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunningham
Grace Cunningham
John Lewis
Henry Marsh
Daniel McDougall
Santa Claus
Miss Alexandria Sewall to Arrive for Holidays
Miss Alexandria Sewall daughter of ex Governor and Mrs Sumner Sewall of Washington Street will arrive Thursday from Bennington Vermont where she attends Bennington College to spend the holidays. She will seek employment for several weeks after New Year as part of her college course before resuming studies.
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Alexandria Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Bennington
Bennington College
Miss Sewall
Dromore Extension Service Plans Year of Projects
The Dromore Extension Service held its annual meeting at Dromore Grange Hall with a noon covered dish meal led by Mrs. Evelyn Beals. Officers elected for 1952 include Mrs. Aletha Campbell president and Mrs. Lillian Blair secretary. A 1952 project to furnish a Christmas basket for a needy Phippsburg family was approved, with a calendar of planned programs led by local leaders and the home demonstration agent.
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Dromore Extension Service
Dromore Grange Hall
Evelyn Beals
Aletha Campbell
Lillian Blair
Addie Seavey
Annette Sheffield
Campbell
Phippsburg
Althea Campbell
Esther Alexander
John Rogers
Frederick Hart
Lucy Cutting
Annette Skolfield
Dromore Grangers Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
Dromore Grangers held its annual meeting with Ray Campbell presiding as master pro tem in the master’s absence. Officers elected for 1952 include Campbell master, Elmer Rogers overseer, Lucy Cutting lecturer, and others with several re-elected roles. The group plans installation on Jan 8 with a supper, and Christmas day meetings were skipped. A dime match was won by Anna Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Elfreda Perkins
Ray Campbell
Elmer Rogers
Lucy Cutting
Henry DeGraff
Thomas Tracey
Charles L. Stevens
Lillian Blair
Aretha Campbell
Willard Blair
Evelyn Beals
Ceres
Bertha Holbrook
Pomona
Florence Rollins
Theresa Williams
Jessie Morrill
Arthur Williams
John Williams
Campbell
Blair
Anna Hanson
Aletha Campbell
Milwaukee woman returns after visits with kin in Maine
Mrs Flossie Erskine Sideling of Milwaukee a former Bath resident has returned after spending weeks in Skowhegan with her brother George French and in Waterville as guest of her sister and Mr and Mrs Wilfred Chaney Middle Street Mrs Sidelinger and Mrs Chaney are former schoolmates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Erskine Sidelinger
Milwaukee
Wis
Bath
Skowhegan
George French
Waterville
Wilfred W. Chaney
Middle Street
Sidelinger
Miss Joan Shaw Arrives to Spend Christmas with Parents
Miss Joan Shaw a Boston University student arrives today to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shaw of North Street.
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Joan Shaw
Boston University
Roscoe Shaw
North Street
Christmas service and town updates at Popham Beach
The Union Christmas church service and pageant are set for Sunday at Parker Head church at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Popham Circle hosted a Community Christmas tree and party at the schoolhouse on Friday with games social hour gifts and refreshments. The Wednesday Circle meetings are postponed until after the holidays. Snow and cold disrupted travel with heavy snowfall Friday night and zero temperatures through the weekend roads cleared Saturday morning.
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Union
Parker Head
Popham Circle
Helen Gagnon
Star Route 3
Popham
Kennebec
Henry E. Leonard
B.M.C
South Portland
Jordan A. Orr
Merrimac River
Newburyport
Mass
Charles Balsdon
Pond Island
Harvey C. Lamson
Little River
Cutler
Seguin
H. Earle Lubec
Maurice E. Page
S. N
Fred Spinney
Nancy Welch
Mose Chandler
Topsham
Marguerite McNulty
Bath
Walter E. Sprague
Carl Bickford
Bruce
Lisbon Falls
Ernest Oliver
Priscilla Raineye
Phippsburg Center
Lewiston
Nanty Welch
Wiscasset
Cox's Head Extension Service Plans 1952 Meetings
The Extension Service meeting at Dromore grange hall drew an attentive crowd. Plans list topics for 1952 from Spot Dyeing to Candles with a Xmas for a Needy Family project. Attendees included Mrs. Gladys Dozois and Mrs. Len De Berg. Olga Carlson attended as guest.
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Dromore Grange Hall
Cox
Gladys Dozois
Len DeBerg
Olga Carlson
Dix’s Island
Pfc
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Service Co
Camp
Fuji
Japan
Richard S. Dozois
Korea
Albion H. Johnson, Jr
Bath
Edward DeBery
Brookline
Mass
William DeBery
Frances MacDonald
Gray
Francis L. MacDonald
Quincy
Jeremiah Bartlett
Sebasco
P. Edward de Bery
James Chambers
Ashdale
Edward P. Thomas
Norman Koehling
P. Edward de- Bery
Sfc
Frederick Thomas
Portland
Organized Reserve Corps
Fort Williams
Nativity Pageant Held Sunday Evening At Winter Street
The pageant features Betty Newell as Angel Gabriel and Judith Holbrook as the other angel with the Heavenly Host drawn from Sunday school students. A mixed chorus directed by Bernice Mc Glinchy, narrator Charles Hoe bel, curtain attendants Sally True and Carol Hagsgerthy. Dress rehearsals are Friday and Sunday evenings. The event began at Winter Street church in 1935, started by Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden, paused during World War II, and resumed in 1950.
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Betty Newell
Gabriel
Judith Holbrook
Bernice McGlinchy
Charles Hoebel
Sally True
Carol Hagsgerthy
Winter Street Church
Roscoe P. McFadden
Morse repeats with another win over Gould Academy 69-46
Morse High School defeated Gould Academy 69 to 46 at Bethel before 400 fans. Stover and Hartleb led Morse scoring with strong support from Bruce and Small as Morse pulled away in the second quarter and held a comfortable lead the rest of the way. Gould struggled defensively and could not overcome Morse’s offense despite a better start.
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Morse
Gould Academy
Bethel
Stover
Hartleb
South Portland
O. K
Hartley
Jackie
Brad
Gould
Academy
Billy Small
Billy Bruce
Bruce
Louie Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Jackie Hartley
Hilltoppers
Marchetti
Carmichael
Black
McCourt
Trafton
Chick Marchetti
Arse F.G
Munsey
Moses
F Hagegett
Small
King
F.G
Agnese
Emery
F Johnson
Foster
Rolfe
D. Jordan
Murphy
G A. Jordan
G Biden
G White
Raymond
Buckley
Woolwich Women Plead Guilty to Petty Larceny
Two Woolwich women pled guilty in municipal court to petty larceny from local stores. Blanche E. Carter and Sylvia Hathorne were each fined 20 dollars plus 6.82 dollars in costs after being arrested by Patrolman Joseph Babine. The case reflects separate larceny charges for articles valued under three dollars.
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Woolwich
Gardiner R. Deering
Blanche E. Carter
Mountain Road
W. T. Grant
Sylvia Hathorne
Middle _ road
J. J. Newberry
Joseph Babine
Robert Mosher
Bowdoinham
Charles Guiou
Richmond
Monthly Session Probate Court Wills and Executorships
Estate Arthur S. Reynolds of Bath presented by executor How ard S. Reynolds. Wills allowed for Henry G. Wallace of Bath. Manville D. Cushman of Portland named executor. Estate Joseph Saindon of Bath referenced.
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Arthur S. Reynolds
Bath
Howard S. Reynolds
Henry G. Wallace
Manville D. Cushman
Portland
Joseph Saindon
Executrix Appointed for Bath Estate Without Bond
Petitions for Administration filed for multiple estates including Fannie E. Minott of Bath and Eva C. Packard of Bath. Rose Saindon named executrix without bond. Daniel Williams appointed administrator for Myrtle T. Wren's estate. Inventories and accounts filed for several Bath and Brooklyn estates.
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Topsham
Rose Saindon
Fannie E. Minott
Bath
Sarah A. Given
Eva C. Packard
Arthur M. Packard
Florence A. Martin
Dorothy M. Crist
Myrtle T. Wren
Georgetown
Daniel Williams
Nellie E. Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
John P. Carey
Florence E. Comeau
Edward W. Bridgham
Henry G. Wallace
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Sagadahoc Registry
Transfers list read like a roster of title changes across Bath Bowdoinham and surrounding towns. Names include Catherine D Hawley Norman W Howard Edward A Footer Russell N Turcotte Ellen J Tracey J Bazin Lemont Florence J MacLellan Josephine Lang and Maurice J Pratt among others detailing land and buildings on Lincoln Street Washington Street Dike Road Meadowway and other properties.
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Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Bath
Catherine D. Hawley
Norman W. Howard
Lincoln Street
Edward A. Footer
Russell N. Turcotte
Washington
Haddeus R. Roberts
Meadowway
Ellen J F. Tracey
J. Bazin Lemont, Jr
Dike Road
Florence J. MacLellan
Als
Washington Street
Bowdoinham
Josephine I. 'Lang
Maurice J. Pratt
Weekend snow and freezing temps hit Bath hard
The weatherman warned four to five inches of snow and a sharp temperature drop and it delivered. Snow fell Friday night and lingered into Sunday with lows reaching 14 below in Hardings and around 10 above by Sunday night. Travel was dangerous as dry snow packed hard and crews cleared streets while dry batteries failed for many drivers. Fire crews responded to chimney fires, a car blaze, and an electronic heater fire at Bath Iron Works with no injuries or damages reported.
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Nepehe
Hardings
Highway Department
Spring Street
High Street
Court Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Richard Frates
Elks Honors J H Mullaney at Bath Lodge Meeting
Bath Lodge of Elks held a large gathering to honor Joseph H. Mullaney P P R and lodge secretary. A lobster salad supper preceded a seven candidate initiation named the Joseph H. Mullaney class. An inscribed electric gift was presented and a blood drive initiative for 1952 Korea service was announced.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Joseph H. Mullaney
Mullaney
Brotherseph H. Mullaney
Land Transfers Between Several Parties Noted
A string of property deals lists transfers of land and buildings among multiple owners. Phippsburg Am set shows Wal lace to Wallace et al while West Bath transfers from O Donnell to Thompson. Other entries include Bald win Terry to Wright and Holden to Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Gerardo
Michael R. Zazzaro
James O. Bourassa
Harland D. Johnson
Phippsburg
Amos A. Wallace
Alton G. Wallace
Marie Baldwin Terry
Sibyl B. Wright
Richmond
Harry A. Hart
Mark S. Roberts, Jr
Topsham
Elizabeth Holden
Nelson Roy
Maude W. McKay
Edwin L. Davis
West Bath
Bartholomew O'Donnell
Frank W. Thompson
Woolwich
Glen C. Goding
Kenneth Seigers
Visitors from Lexington to spend holidays with local families
Edward Morse of Lexington and his companion are due Saturday to join Mrs. Morse’s parents at 47 Academy Street and stay with his parents at 11 Corliss Street. Mr Morse attends Tufts College and Mrs Morse teaches in a Lexington school.
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Mit
Edward Mores
Lexington
Mass
Morse
Marius H. Page
Academy Street
Otis Morse
Corliss Street
Tufts College
Lexington, Mass
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