Richmond schools adopt shorter Christmas break schedule
Richmond area notes say mond schools closed Fri and Mon after a week off instead of two, with New Year’s Day off and Christmas Day lobby service for box holders. Enterprise Grange held its annual Christmas party with performances by local musicians and visitors from nearby granges. A Beulah Rebekah play is set for Jan 16 at Odd Fellows hall, and Amy Bradley Tent D.A.V. observed its 68th founding anniversary. Local youths form the Musical Teenagers trio, gaining frequent requests for performances. A Seventh Day Adventist Christmas gathering featured games, music, and gifts, with a surprise shower for Mrs. Farley. Charles Dow Curtis, 80, died suddenly. services in Richmond and Newcastle burial followed. Firemen’s Association teaches first aid. list of graduates given. Richmond News store sale to Mansir and Leavitt completed. Progressive Grange Richmond Corner hosted a large Christmas party for children, with prayers, recitations, solos, duets, and refreshments. F. W. held a Christmas party for children, planning a covered dish supper for Jan 14. Methodist church school Christmas program announced.
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Teach
Enterprise Grange
Cleveland Marriner
William Whitney
Vivian’Tripp
Carol Sing
Harry Yule
Floyd Foss
Santo‘Claus
Dirigo
Lake
Progressive
Clare Ames
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Mina Iannotta
Odd Fellows Hall
Iannotta
Amy Bradley
D.A.V
Viola
Wilbur McKeen
Earl Farley
Martha Jane Skillins
Ray Farley
Alice Colby
Bath
Wallace Farley
Rosalie
Rochester
N. H
Hannah Ripley
Hallowell
Victor Hanscom
Whitefield
J. Wyland Wood
Philip Lawrence
Ernest Lawrence
Leslie
Germain
Gail Courtemache
Gardiner
Charles Dow Curtis
Center Street
Jefferson
Samuel
Elizabeth Moore Curtis
Richmond
Alfie York Curtis
Charles W
Methodist Church
Roberts
Frank M. Fellows
Newcastle
Firemen's Association
Nathaniel A. Gilpatrick
Robert Sidelinger
Charles Leon
Harris Hutchins
Joe Prout
Guy Seigars
Joseph Siegars
George Tibbetts
Charles Blake
Wesley Webber
Everett Douglass
Harold Averill
Harvey Barstow
William
Martha Dunn
Frank Berry
Richard Farnham
Robert Berry
William Riske
Sylvia Douglass
Alberta Little
Carole Yeaton
Helene
Edith Berry
Lagan
Richmond Corner Baptist Church School
F. W
Methodist Church School
Thomas Borjesson
Christmas pageant and lodge party recap
The primary department staged a Christmas program under Rev. Fran Fellows with recitations dialogues and songs. Students directed by Doris Gardner June Fossett Louise Craig Marie Fossett and Lara Mansir performed a pageant O Come All Ye Faithful. Beulah Rebekah Lodge held a party for about 100 children with Santa distributing gifts from a decorated tree. Next meeting January 15 includes hobo lunch and penny sale led by Ethel Pinkham. The lodge netted $54 from the supper and sale Saturday.
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Fran Fellows
Direc
Doris Gardner
June Fossett
Louise Craig
Marie Fossett
Lara Mansir
Arlene Gardner
Mary Smith
Leighton Gardner
Ruth Stilphen
Melita Leavitt
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Santa Claus
Ethel Pinkham
Dresden club notes and community events this week
A Christmas gift exchange, PTA meeting postponement, and club gatherings fill Dresden Center and surrounding areas. Notable items include visits by local families, a chimney fire, rug making and canasta clubs, and 1954 program planning. Bridge basketball results show Bridge teams leading Sabattus and Monmouth with Harold Austin and Chester Dorr leading scorers.
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Eastern River
Dresden Center
P.T.A
Harland McCobb
South Dresden
Cedric Hamlin
West Dresden
Lawrence Oddy
Richmond
James Cameron
Clifford Guptill
Frank Gardiner
Wiscasset
Frank Houdlette
Canasta Club
Peggy McCoy
Benjamin Wentworth
Stephen Powell
Ray Perry
George Allen
Augusta
Kenneth Swazy
Rebecca
Lyndel
N. B. T. Barker
Yarmouth
Leslie A. Bailey
Dresden Mills
Bridge Academy
Charles Bailey
Pittston
Academy
Bridge
Monmouth
Harold Austin
Chester Dorr, Jr
B.A
Libert
Fiftyth Anniversary of Sewall Chapter DAR Celebrated
Col Dummer Sewall Chapter DAR marks its fiftieth anniversary with a banquet and program at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House in Brunswick on December 20. Maine State Regent Mrs Ashmead White will speak. supper choices include lobster newburg or roast beef. transportation by chapter member cars. Joyce Gray of Parker Head visited Bath.
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Col. Dummer Sewall
Harriet Beecher
Bernice McGlinchy
Activities Committee
Star of the Silent Night cantata at First Baptist Georgetown
A Christmas program at First Baptist Church Georgetown featured a cantata Star of the Silent Night with processions, solos, duets and a juvenile tableaux. Choirs, a large list of participants, and many behind the scenes helpers highlighted the event amid seasonal readings and displays.
Visitor heads south after week in Winston Salem duck hunt
The man plans a week in Winston Salem before a southern duck hunting trip and college reopens. Nearby, the Gaddy Goose Refuge feeds about 10,000 geese daily. founder Mr. Gaddy has died, and his widow continues the work. Joan Hagan visits her parents during vacation from Colby College.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Campbell
Gaddy
North Carolina
Joan Hagan
Colby College
Birth announced for David Ellsworth Mc Manus in Warehouse Point
Bay Point records the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John McManus of Warehouse Point Connecticut named David Ellsworth Mc Manus weighing 8 lbs 4 ozs all well The McManuses are related to our Summer colony.
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John McManus
Warehouse Point
Conn
David Ellsworth McManus
McManuses
Peterson
Brewster
Seventh Day Adventists
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Bay Point
Dwight Furbish
Merry
Waldoboro
Elmer Tibbetts
Arthur Tibbetts
Portland
Charles
Sonny” Tibbetts
Bath Iron Works forms camera club for employees and families
The Recreational Association at Bath Iron Works organizes a camera club open to employees, families, and friends. Meetings are the first and third Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. at the Iron Works recreation center. Officers include Kirk Roberts president Fred Pinkham vice president and Mrs Robert Cutler Richmond secretary. Eastman Kodak Co. will provide slides and a lecture on outdoor night photography at the next meeting January 7.
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Recreational Association of the
Bath Iron Works
the Iron Works
Kirk Roberts
Fred Pinkham
Bath
Robert Cutler
Richmond
Eastman Kodak Co
Frank Given
Dent Caton
Clement Barter
Roy Lawrence
Thayer Kirk Roberts
Personal notes from MIT student and local residents over holidays
John Rand of MIT returns home to spend holidays with his mother Mrs. Wallace Rand in Dummer Street and will host Andre Jacq from St Pauls School Concord NH. The Turpie family plans Christmas weekend in Waterville with Mrs. Turpie's parents. Rev Dr and Mrs Wilson head to Melrose MA for Christmas and New Year with their son Blair Wilson. Priscilla Perkins travels to Flourham Park NJ to stay with her mother and sister. Mrs. Leland Plummer returns from Little Neck NY to Bath with her son Charles Plummer. Bernard MacDonald returns from Washington where he supervised a school project, and his wife and son Clay will visit Bangor for Christmas with their other son and wife Clarence MacDonald.
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Marion Clarke
Sharon
Mass
Clarence B. Hill
Hill
Georgetown Center
Stewart Carlisle
Winchester
James Oliver
Harold Brown
Portland
Freeport
Waltham
Georgetown
Thomas N. Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Ethel Patterson
Ruth Patterson
Highland Manor School
Long Branch
N. J
West Georgetown
Charles Cromwell
Clark Island
Sarah Drake
Bay Point
Victor Hagan
New Jersey
Bath
MacKellar
Betty Clark
Seguinland
Alvah C. Reynolds
John William McArthur
McArthur
Augusta
J. Campbell
Obinhood
John Rand
MIT
Wallace Rand
Dummer Street
Andre Jacq
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
William Turpie
Alison
Martin
Green Street
Waterville
Turpie
P. H. Williams
David L Wilson
Washington Street
Melrose
Blair Wilson
Priscilla Perkins
F. Carroll Perkins
Harry F. O'Hara
Flourham Park
Leland Plummer
New Hartford
MacDonald
Clayton MacDonald
Trenton
Five Islands Christmas party and community notices
Five Islands Good Neighbor club held its annual Christmas party at Library hall with a lighted tree and exchanged gifts. The evening included a read story, carols, refreshments, and a gift box for a shut-in. Dozens of members and several guests were listed, and plans for the next meeting on December 29 at Mrs. Vernon Gray’s home were noted. The senior youth had a separate party at Richard Hanna’s home with games and gifts. Multiple local residents were mentioned regarding travel, visits, and attendance at a Georgetown church program and other community events. A birth announcement for Mr MacKellar’s wife Betty Clark and Bath Memorial Hospital was included.
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Good Neighbor Club
Library Hall
George Gray
Dennis Moore
Henry Moore
William Marr
Maynard Thibode
Vernon Gray
Richard Hanna
Reginald Pinkham
Robert Moore
Peter Stevens
Sylvia Pinkham
Marilyn Cunningham
Marilyn MacGillivary
Ronald Thibodeau
Bruce MacGillivary
Elaine Stevens
Evelyn Campbell
Jimmy Clark
Clayton Hanna
Harlan Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
Boothbay Harbor
George Young
Camden
H. B. Young
Bath
Etta Moore
Islands
Kathleen Rittall
Albert Moore
Harold Pinkham
Key West
Fla
Rittall
Edwin Berry
Reginald Spinner
Kittery
Fred White
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Victor Pinkham
Franz Tracey Stevens
James Stevens
Margaret MacMahan
Daughters
Fred French
Kingfield
Russell Harford
Boudreau
Andrew Rowe
Rowes
Florida
Jill Lewis
Stanley Lewis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Raphael Higgins
MacKellar
Betty Clark
March of Dimes Drive Opens Soon
The Sagadahoc County March of Dimes pre campaign meeting is set for Sedgwick Tuesday evening December 29 at 6:30. Attending are Brig. Gen George M Carter State March of Dimes chairman Mrs Harold B Dumont state advisor on Women's Activities and Paul Hungerford state representative for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Sagadahoc County
March of Dimes
Sedgwick
H Villats Ehaireman
George M Carter
State March of Dimes
Harold B. Dumont
Paul Hungerford
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hyde Windlass Club Wins Both Ends In League Matches
Hyde Windlass Rifle Club defeated Cercle Canadians on Tuesday evening to post an 8-2 record at the close of the first half. In the Gold League Hyde shot 939 to 905 with five shooters near constant scores, while in the Blue League Hyde led 918 to 830 for a decisive win.
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Hyde Windlass Rifle Club
Alden M. Gayton
Gold League
Hyde Windlass
Loveit
Besaw
Sninney
White
Delano
Cercle
Mathieu
Lamontagne
Lemieux Boudreau
Vallee
Blue League
RA Trae Blake
Snyder
Hall
Hughes
Bates
Parent
D‘onne
Boulanger
Lessard
Christmas Party At Richmond Home With Local Guests
About seventy friends and relatives gathered Saturday at Mrs. Elizabeth Barter's Center street home in Richmond for a Christmas party. The program featured sketches, humorous readings by Mrs. Hannah Ripley, a Steven and Christine Farley duet, recitation by Steven Farley, original poems by Ray Farley, piano solos by Dolores Kennedy and Leslie Courtemache, duets by Miss Leslie and Miss Gail Courtemache, a Brahms lullaby sung by Mrs. Rae Kennedy with Miss Dolores Kennedy at piano. Mrs. Martha McKeen organized the gift table, followed by a surprise personal shower for Mrs. Nettie Farley. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Barter with help from Martha Jane Skillin. Attendees from Bath included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farley and Mrs. Alice Colby.
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Elizabeth Barter
Center Street
Richmond
Hannah Ripley
Steven
Christine Farley
Steven Farley
Ray Farley
Dolores Kennedy
Leslie Courtemache
Miss Leslie
Gail Courtemache
Martha McKeen
Nettie Farley
Martha Jane Skillin
Bath
Alice Colby
Scout troop hosts Christmas party at Lambert Park hall
Spring Troop 10 held a Girl Scout Christmas party Thursday evening at Lambert Park hall with games such as Rudolph and Santa Claus. Gifts were distributed as Jingle Bells played. Refreshments were served by Mrs Arnold Olsen and Mrs Maurice Trottier. Leaders wish all a happy holiday season. The next meeting will be January 8.
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Lambert Park Hall
Rudolph
Santa Claus
Arnold Olsen
Maurice Trottier
Cub Pack 55 Holds Monthly Meeting at Winter Street Church
Cub Pack 55 met Thursday evening at Winter Street church with opening ceremony led by James Day and Allen Linscott. Donald Freeman directed games while Den 4 supervised by Mrs. William Mussenden displayed a farm yard scene and Christmas ornaments. Dr. Richard Johnson shared a Christmas story by the fireplace as Cubmaster Horace Morse Jr. closed with awards to Allen Linscott, Theodore Moison, Theodore Lemeth, and Gilman Sprague.
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Cub Pack 55
Winter Street Church
James Day
Allen Linscott
Donald Freeman
Den 4
William Mussenden
Richard Johnson
Horace Morse, Jr
Bob Calpin
Theodore Moison
Theodore Lemeth
Lion
Gilman Sprague
Scout Troop 52 at Mitchell School awards badges and holdings
At the meeting of Boy Scout Troop 52 Mitchell school Scoutmaster William Hanson assisted by Camping Director James Haley taught first aid and signalling. Donald MacDonald and Robert Bruce earned tender foot badges after passing requirements. William Luke earned a life saving merit badge. No meeting next week. the next session will be Jan 4. Camping trips to Scotland have been suspended until after the holidays.
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Mitchell School
William Hanson
James Haley
Donald MacDonald
Robert Bruce
William Luke
Secoudland
Uranium on Bill Sparks Tax War in Portsmouth
An irate citizen asks if uranium has been discovered on property. assessor Lucien O Geoffion replies he thought it laid as a lump in taxes. American boxer Zulu Kid loses to Jimmy Wilde after 11 rounds on December 18 1916 in a notable title bout in England.
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Portsmouth
Lucien O. Geoffion
Jimmy Wilde
England
Zulu Kid
United States
J Bradford Sprague of Phippsburg Dies
J Bradford Sprague of the Small Point section of Phippsburg died Saturday evening at Bath Memorial hospital after an ill turn at home. Born December 2, 1864, he was a farmer, selectman, and school board member. Survived by daughter Bessie L Sprague, son George A Sprague, 12 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
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J. Bradford Sprague
Small Point
Phippsburg
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sprague
Capt
William Sprague
Mary J. Morrison
Bessie L. Srague
George A. Sprague
Topsham
Obituary of Joseph E. Hart 69 Bath resident
Joseph E. Hart 69 of 504 High Street Bath died Monday night after a short illness in a Bath hospital. Born April 26 1884 to Silas and Harriet Hart he was a lifelong Bath resident and long time Maine Central Railroad crossing tender. Survived by widow Elizabeth Hayes Hart two sons Frederick W. and Loring E. Hart a brother Frederick L. of West Bath a half brother Robert Seavey of Boston and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 3 p.m. Thursday Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev Harold L. Allen officiating. Interment Oak Grove.
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Joseph E. Hart
High Street
Bath
Mr. Hart
Silas
Harriet Norton Hart
Maine Central Railroad
Center Street
Washington Street
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Order of Eagles
Elizabeth Hayes Hart
Frederick W
Loring E. Hart
Frederick L
West Bath
Robert Seavey
Boston
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Death Notice of Jack McGuire Former Bath Resident
Jack McGuire a former resident of Bath died in the Benson hospital Haverhill Massachusetts after a short illness Born in Dunbarton Scotland July 16 1875 He worked for the Texas Steamship Co late World War I and later at Bath Iron Works He had lived in Quincy and Newton Junction New Hampshire He leaves a wife Elizabeth and one brother and sister in Quincy The funeral was December 18 at the Russell Funeral Home Wolllaston Massachusetts Burial was in Mt Wollaston Cemetery Quincy
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Jack McGuire
Bath
Benson
Haverhill
Mass
Dunbarton
Scotland
Texas Steamship Co
Bath Iron Works
Quincy
Newton Junction
N. H
Elizabeth
Russell Funeral Home
Wollaston
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
Daniel E Hall Funeral Rites Held At Bath
Funeral services for Daniel E Hall were conducted at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence in Wednes day with Rev Howard F Cramer officiating. Bath Iron Works drafting room members paid last respects, honoring a man with the company since 1932. Burial followed in Riverview Cemetery Tops ham.
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Daniel E. Hall
Arthur F
Harold Footer
Elmer Norton
Riverview Cemetery
Topsham
Funeral services for J Brad ford Sprague
Funeral services for J Brad ford Sprague were held Tuesday afternoon at one from the Arthur dence, 819 High street, with Rev Macy Whitehead officiating. Bearers were Frederick Sprague, George A. Sprague, Jr. John Summerton and William H. Gilman. Burial was in the family lot in Ashdale cemetery, Phippsburg.
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J. Bradford Sprague
Arthur F. Mayo
Genesta Chapter hosts meeting and dining room duty
The Genesta Chapter held its regular meeting with Jan 1 set for the next gathering. Edna McRae led the kitchen with assistants Iola Brown Nellie Smith and Pourtine Smith Mire Shiretey Caverly chaired the dining room with Bertha Card Gaynel Taber and Marian Ashe assisting in serving. The program was led by Mr and Mrs James Caverly. The article notes over 65 million emigrants left Europe between 1820 and 1930.
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Airs
Edna McRae
Iola Brown
Nellie Smith
Pourtine Smith
Mire—Shiretey- Caverly
Bertha Card
Gaynel Taber
Marian Ashe
James Caverly
Death Notice: Daniel E. Hall 77 of Bath dies at home
Daniel E. Hall 77 of 37 Olivet Street Bath died suddenly at his home Sunday noon. Born in Topsham May 8 1876 he was a machinist by trade and worked in Brunswick Massachusetts New York and Bath Iron Works in the drafting room. He later returned to Bath Iron Works then with Pejepscot Paper Co. He was a charter member of the Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club and a duck hunter frequenting Merrymeeting Bay. Survived by wife Ruby daughter Mrs George Freeman son Daniel E. Hall Jr three brothers Kenneth Harry Fred and seven grandchildren.
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Daniel E. Hall
Olivet Street
Topsham
Alfred and
Stevens) Hall
Hall
Brunswick
Massachusetts
New York
Bath Iron Works
Pejepscot Paper Co
Bath
Kenneth Hall
Nashua
N.H
Harry Hall
Fred Hal
Miss Edith L. Anderson 67 Dies in Bath Home
Edith Lilian Anderson 67 died at her Bath residence Friday noon. Born October 22 1886 in Wakefield Massachusetts she was daughter of John A and Josephine Olsen Anderson. A Wakefield native she later lived with sister Elsie Anderson in Bath and worked as a stocking maker for a Wakefield firm. She was charter member of Harmony Chapter O E S and active in Wakefield Universalist Church. Survived by sisters Mrs John Peterson of Wakefield and Elsie Anderson of Bath. Funeral in Wakefield Massachusetts with burial in Lake Side Cemetery family lot.
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Edith Lilian Anderson
Middle Street
Wakefield
Mass
John A
Josephine (Olsen) Anderson
Anderson
Bath
Elsie Anderson
Cpperel
Harmony Chapter, O.E
Bath’s Elder Nellie Ellen Thayer Dies at 96
Nellie Ellen Thayer, a Bath resident since birth, died Thursday at her Court Street home after a long illness at age 96. Born January 24, 1857, she was the widow of Alonzo Thayer and leaves three sisters and two nephews. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 1 30 from A F Mayo & Son Funeral residence with burial in the family lot.
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Nellie Ellen Thayer
Bath
Court T
Hugh A Elizabeth Powers McKay
Alonzo Thayer
Court Street
John Tourtillotte
Elizabeth McKay
Ada Splits
Dee
Donald
Falmouth
Lawrence
Deering
A. F. Mayo & Son
Oak Grove
Elizabeth Ambrose Fiske obituary survives family in New England
Elizabeth Ambrose Fiske is survived by a daughter Mrs. Eugene Cole of Worcester and a son Leonard Albert Fiske of Merrimack New Hampshire. She also had two brothers Charles Ambrose of Bath and Steve Ambrose of Topsham and four nieces Mrs. Blanche Pereau of New Britain Connecticut and Mrs. Ethel Child Mrs. Madelyn Child both of Bath and Mrs. Ellen Casavant of Brunswick.
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Elizabeth Ambrose
Eugene Cole
Worcester
Leonard Albert Fiske
Merrimack
N. H
Charles Ambrose
Bath
Steve Ambrose
Topsham
Blanche Pereau
New Britain, Conn
Ethel
Madelyn Child
Ellen Casavant
Brunswick
Funeral service for Mrs Illa Fiske conducted at Curtis Funeral Home
Mrs Isabella Fiske funeral was held in the afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home. Pastor Harold Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Steve Ambrose Wilbur Ambrose Donald Ambrose and Edward Casavant. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illa Fiske
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Steve Ambrose
Wilbur Ambrose
Donald Ambrose
Edward Casavant
Oak Grove
Fire Extinguished with Portable Extinguisher
A Springfield Missouri note describes firefighters using a portable extinguisher to put out a front seat blaze. The piece then drifts to unrelated facts about Arctic harbors and boxing champion Abe Hicken, a claim about the first American lightweight titleholder from 1868 to 1872.
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Springfield
Larry Emery
Norway
Arctic Circle
Abe Hicken
Frank Lane Seen At Duke Football Game
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane attended a Duke football game, prompting attention from sports observers about his scouting or executive visit to the college matchup.
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Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Duke
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