Richmond Christmas Ball crowns school King and Queen
King and Queen nominees at Richmond school will be crowned at a Christmas Ball Friday night from 9:30 to 1:30 with Gordon Howe's orchestra. Winners picked by student vote announced by Richard Spear. Contestants include Clarence Fickett Ernest Williams Walter Varney and others. Queen candidates listed.
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King and Queen of
George McCosh
Queen
Lohin Small
Patricia McDermott
Charlotte Ed Maxine Waltz
Marilyn Schools
Camille Cloutier
Georgia Moeller
Jean Meserve
Jeanette
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Rumford Chiefs
Bates Manufacturing
Lewiston
Booster Club
Mrs Clara Frod Ames Funeral in Richmond
Services for Mrs Clara Frod Ames were held at Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Jesse J Starr officiating. Bearers included Frank Bishop Carl Anderson Winfred Witham James E David and Winfred E Witham Jr all of Philadelphia. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery Auburn. Mrs Ames died suddenly December 16 at her Main Street home. She widow of Fred A Ames and came to Richmond from Auburn about 15 years ago born in London England December 2 1860 surviving cousins only. She was the oldest member of the Ideal Home Corner Club and one of Richmonds oldest residents.
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Clara F. Ames
Clara Frodsham Ames
Roberts Funeral
Jesse J. Starr
Frank Bishop
Carl Anderson
Winfred Witham
James E. David
Winfred E. Witham, Jr
Philadelphia
Oak Hill Cemetery
Auburn
Ames
Main Street
Fred A. Ames
Richmond
London
England
Ideal Home Corner Club
Elks Plan New Year’s Eve House Party at Elks Home
Bath lodge of Elks organizes its annual New Year’s Eve party at the Elks Home on Wednesday December 31 with dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. a floor show headlined by Betty Gribben and special acts Kay Watson and Norman Christian. The event is a potluck style party with guests invited for the year and unescorted ladies not admitted. Committee members include Gilbert Hughes Gardner Rogers Brian M Jewett John Sturtevant Percy Kingsbury Maurice Owen and Ernest Kingsbury. Special lighting will turn the interior into a modern night club and doors are first come first served.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Elks
Betty Gribben
Gilbert Hughes
Gardiner Rogers
Brian M. Jewett
John Sturtevant
Percy Kingsbury
Maurice Owen
Ernest Kingsbury
Kay Watson
Norman Christian
Augusta
Winter storm snarls city streets with snow and sleet
Snow rain and sleet hit the city in the season's worst storm to date. About an inch of snow made main highways hazardous Monday night into Tuesday. No accidents were reported. Highway crews salted intersections and hills. Blade plows began scraping slush Tuesday morning to clear principal streets. Ponds will be rough when surfaces freeze after rain.
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Highway Department
Arthur Avery
Birth rate peaks in 25 years at 26.6 per 1000
The 1947 U S birth rate reached 26.6 per 1 000, the highest level in about a quarter century, signaling a postwar baby boom.
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U. S
Bridge Academy students stage two one act plays
George Lemarr delivered 1500 pounds of suckers to Atlantic Fish Co Boston Mass. Bridge Academy students presented two one act plays in the auditorium the evening of 9. Casts list many named roles including Rose, Tarola Aus me w Alleen, Nancy Bourgois, Mart Martin, Martie Bailey, Ian the Lump, Millard Lance, The Policeman, Wayne Battler, Sandy Carver, Barbara Potter, Mrs Cryer, Carolyn Thayer, Given Carver, Betty Monroe, Dolores, Ella Knowlton, Miss Gray, Anna Tobey, Miss Mitch icki Allen.
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George Lemarr
Atlantic, Fish Co
Boston
Mass
Bridge Academy
Ed - Rose
Farver
Sandy Carver
Barbara Potter
Durgan Committal Services Held at Pine Grove Cemetery
Ulysses S Durgan 85 died December 13 in East Waterboro. Committal services were conducted December 16 at Pine Grove Cemetery West Dresden. He resided here for years after moving from Island Falls with his family and attended Dresden Mills Methodist Church. Survivors include daughters Mabel Brown Norway and Mrs George Bailey, and a son Reuben.
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Durgan
Pine Grove
West Dresden
Ulysses
East Waterboro
Island Falls
Dresden Mills
Middle Bridge
Reuben
Mabel Brown
Norway
George Bailey
This Town
Pope Pius XII’s Christmas Message Attacks Modern Mechanization
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII delivering his 14th Christmas message condemning the depersonalizing effects of modern mechanization. He criticizes East and West during the cold war, describes the “Army of the poor” and pleads for aid to the afflicted, urging individuals and nations to unleash a flood of help.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Christ
Pre Christmas travel rates remain light in Maine
Maine travel before Christmas was below typical holiday levels due to a midweek holiday and a storm. State Police and the Maine Turnpike Authority noted icy highways until midday, Greyhound reported light travel, Boston and Maine buses ran with sections added, trains added extra sleepers and coaches, and the Flying Yankee departed in two sections. Northeast Airlines said flights were heavily booked.
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Portland
Maine
Maine Turnpike Authority
Greyhound
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Northeast Airlines
Former Bath Couple Remembers Bath Folks With Cards
Captain and Mrs. Russell S. Hitchcock, now in Holland, write that Bath Independent readers keep them in touch with friends from Bath Iron Works days. Their card features Hendrick Avercamp’s 300 year old winter landscape, noting similar weather in The Hague.
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Russell S. Hitchcock
Holland
Hitchcock
Navy
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Hague
Bureau of Ships of
Navy Department
Hendrick Avercamp
Hitchcocks
Sea horses raise young in exterior pouches says society
The National Geographic Society notes sea horses carry their young in external pouches. Males wear the pouch and nurture the offspring, a distinctive reproductive trait among these fishes.
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The
National Geographic Society
Similarities Noted Between Egyptian Law and Gospel Passages
The statement identifies striking parallels between ancient Egyptian legal writings and portions of the Gospels, suggesting shared themes or literary motifs. It notes the presence of similar laws, moral instructions, and rulings across both traditions, inviting comparative textual study.
Why Did the Angels Sing at the First Baptist Service
The First Baptist church pastor John Reedy sermons on Luke 15 10 about joy in heaven over one sinner who repents The Georgetown Central school Christmas program featured students from grades 1 to 8 with songs plays and a pageant The Robinhood Tea Room hosts tame raccoons fed by visitors until a fatal final season fire in Georgetown Center sparks civic reflection and district pride Personal items note Mr and Mrs Charles Kelley and son Melvin leaving town
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First Baptist Church
John Reedy
Christ
Reedy
Georgetown Central School
Charles ‘Kelley
Alonzo Thibodeau
Santa Janice
Evelyn Pinkham
Donna
Elmer Tibbetts
Santa Claus
Gail Furbish
Brenda Penley
Woodie Gray
Patty Clark
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Robinhood
Bath
Portland
Boston
Georgetown Center
Georgetown
Charles Kelley
Melvin
Friends and relatives gather during holidays at Georgetown Center
A long list of local residents visit Georgetown Center over the holidays including Beatrice Bouton Elizabeth Harris and Ruth Patterson. The piece notes Mrs Mae Hagan recent hospital stay and Pyt Clayton Healds army furlough with details of his upcoming transfer. Also mentions corrections about water work at Middle Dyke Farm and a visit from Warren S Todd.
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Georgetown Center
Joseph F. Higgins
Warrens. Todd
Stoneham Mass
Joseph Higgins
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Mae Hagan
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harris
West Georgetown
Farmington
Addie Moulton
Augusta
Ralph Davis
Flora Campbell
Bath
Tommy Hutchins
North Edgecomb
Campbell
Christine Williams
Bath National Bank
Louise Peterson
Parvis Charbazi
Colby College
Ruth Patterson
Pyt Clayton Heald
Fort Devens
Harry H. Heald
Georgetown
Indiantown Gan
Penn
Harrisburg
Fort Lawton
Washington State
Alvah Reynolds
John W. McArthur
Crocker
Simpson
Middle Dyke Farm
Golfs His Age in Austin by 66 Year Old Red Gober
Red Gober, 66, shoots 63 on three rounds this year and qualified with 63 for the national public links tournament. A former Pacific Coast League baseball player with Los Angeles in 1911 12 13, he combines powerful wrists with a wide open stance and a three quarter backswing to drive past 250 yards and outwork opponents.
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Austin
Tex
Oldsters
Red Gober
Gober
Los Angeles
Lion Deaths Start Probe In Gir Forest Bombay
Indian wildlife experts assess the scene after ten Asiatic lions were found dead in the Gir Forest sanctuary with no visible wounds. Officials launch an inquiry to see if disease caused the deaths. The government had earlier issued water provisions to protect the about 200 lions amid a drought four months ago.
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Bombay
Gir
Plimsoll line named for Samuel Plimsoll guides ship safety
The Plimsoll line marks how deeply a ship may sink under permissible loads and is named after Samuel Plimsoll who advocated marine safety measures in nineteenth century Britain.
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Plimsoll
Samuel Plimsoll
Political silence before 1836 presidential campaigns
The era saw few public appearances or statements by U. S. presidential candidates on controversial political issues. Spokesmen and friendly journals largely shielded candidates from direct engagement with contentious topics.
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U. S
Tigers Name Ted Gray New AL Player Representative
Ted Gray is named by the Detroit Tigers to succeed Fred Hutchinson as the team's designated representative in the American League. Hutchinson shifts to managerial duties, guiding the Tigers from the dugout.
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Ted Gray
The
Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Christmas events and visits in Five Island area
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Jeanette Pinkham at the library hall announced a surprise for her upcoming marriage to Cpl. Donald Hopkins of Bath now in Germany. The note lists attendees, gifts, and refreshments, plus a church Christmas program with a Bible Readers pageant and a watch night service. Numerous local residents and visitors are mentioned with holiday greetings and prior engagements.
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Library Hall
Jeanette Pinkham
Cpl
Donald Hopkins
Bath
Germany
Miss Pinkham
Neighbor Club
Eugene Reynolds
Alvah Reynolds
Robinhood
Veral
Georgetown Central School
Santa Claus
Herald Angels
John Reedy
Carol Cochrane
Tommy Watson
Edith Moore
Billy Collins
Gerald Pierce
Franklin Pinkham
Gordon Pinkham
Karen MacGillivary
Ronald Pinkham
Carol Steward
Wayne MacGillivary
Wisemen
Kenneth Pinkham
Keith MacGillivary
Victor Pinkham
Harland Pinkham
Jimmie Davis
Bears Safe By Dam Site Hungry Horse
A family of black bears wandered near Hungry Horse Dam as hunters sought safer spots during the big game season. Officials noted the dam area as a permitted refuge from hunting, making it one of the few places where bears could roam without risk this period.
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Mont
Hungry Horse
Yew breaks British Empire weightlifting record in Singapore
Singapore featherweight Chay Weng Yew, 24, totalled 705 pounds at the Amateur Weightlifting Federation championships to set a new British Empire mark. He also earned a point for the colony in the Olympics and defended a title for the third time.
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Singapore
Chay Weng Yew
Chay
Pupils Host Music Supervisor With Fine Program
Central Grammar grade seven pupils staged a holiday program for Bath schools music supervisor Mrs Anna Reed. Kings and attendants appeared in costume with a celestial choir, Mother Mary, solos and duets, a cowboy song, a radio style Dickens scene, a Red River Girl square dance, and a Santa talk. Participants included Raymond Bishop Chester Horne Edwin Mitchell Dorothy Doyle Marjorie Hill Ellen Low Dicky Moody Nancy Ryder Joan Marsh Barbara Adams Patricia Parks Gail Newman Patty Guynn Tom Toothaker and many others. Ice cream and refreshments followed, supplied by the North Center PTA.
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Central Grammar
Anna Reed
Bath Schools
Heavenly Choir
Mother Mary
Kings
Raymond Bishop
Chester Horne
Edwin Mitchell
David Pinkham
Bernard Briggs
Robert Legard
Nancy Ryder
Joan Marsh
Christie McLeod
Barbara Adams
Jean Belanger
Rita Vaillancourt
Marjorie Hill
Patty Guynn
Beverly Ramsay
Patricia Parks
Dorothy Doyle
Mary
Ellen Low
Dicky Moody
Red River
John Haley
Fred
Scrooge
Sam Trott
Marley
Dick Simard
Gail Newman
Donald Thayer
Louis Allain
Frey Gagne
North Center Pta
Veteran oil driver confined to home after infection
Wallace Jenkins of 13 Huse street a veteran oil driver for over 30 years is confined to his home with blood poisoning from stepping on a rusty nail three weeks ago. Known as Jenks he recalls early days without pumps or automatic refineries and describes heavy daily oil deliveries. He hopes to return to his route with Acme Supply Co. by the first of the year and invites friends to write.
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Wallace Jenkins
Huse Street
Wallace
Jenks
Mr. Jenkins
Acme Supply Co
Varnum Engagement Announced in Maine Town
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varnum of Dresden announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Janet to Eugene Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Howard of Boothbay Harbor. Janet attended Middle Road School and Bridge Academy and works at Bath Cleansers & Dyers. Eugene attended Boothbay Harbor schools and works at Sample's Shipyard in Boothbay Harbor.
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Robert Varnum
Dresden
Janet
Eugene Howard
Emery Howard
Boothbay Harbor
Varnum
Middle Road
Bridge Academy
Bath Cleansers & Dyers
Howard
Sample's
Central Church Annual Tea Event Summary
Central Church hosts its annual tea featuring readings and songs. Performances include In The Manger He Is Lying by Judith Ashe and Mabel Ashe with selections What Christmas Means by John Preble and Long Years Ago by Sally Grindell, plus gifts for the Christ Child.
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Judith
Mabel Ashe
John Preble
Sally Grindell
Christ Child
Judith Ashe
Bath Woman Flying to Scotland on Holiday Flight
Bath resident Mrs. Boardman, employed by Congress Sportswear Co., is on a Christmas day flight home from Scotland after a grounding in Iceland Newfoundland and Canada. Her husband Mr. Boardman works at Bath Iron Works.
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Iceland
Newfoundland
Canada
Boardman
Congress Sportswear Co
Mr. Boardman
Tthe Bath Iron Works
Remark on Correcting Perceived Value of High Living
A speaker quips that many confuse the high cost of living with the living cost itself. The remark points to misread priorities and social pretensions behind expenses and lifestyle expectations.
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Bessie
Judge Deering Shows Men Christmas Spirit
Bath municipal court Saturday morning witnessed leniency as Judge Gardiner R. Deering suspended fines and jail terms for eight men on the eve of Christmas. Offenders from Auburn Sebago Lake Bath and a Coast Guardsman paid only costs or had sentences suspended. Forrest Manchester of North Windham faced a $100 fine and $5.15 costs for operating under the influence, with related license charges placed on file.
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Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Auburn
Sebago Lake
Wiscasset
Coast Guardsman
Forrest Manchester
North Windham
Tea Honors Prospective Bride Sullivan Pinson Engagement
Mrs. Carl H. Pinson hosted a tea at her West Street home for Miss Lillias J. Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sullivan of Rockport, whose engagement to Carl H. Pinson Jr. was announced. Guests included out of town visitors Edwin E. Pinson III and Frank Francisco. A June wedding is planned.
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Carl H. Pinson
West Street
Lillias J. Sullivan
John T. Sullivan
Rockport
Carl H. Pinson, Jr
Carl J. Severin
South Portland
Edwin E. Pinson, Jr
North Edgecomb
Joseph R. Melrose
Archie Wishart
Bath
Sullivan
Mitchell School
Pinson
Bath Iron Works
Edwin E. Pinson
Hollywood Beach
Florida
Frank Francisco
U. S. A. Corps
South
Frank E. Francisco
Foster Point
Coggeshall Funeral Held Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for George E. Coggeshall were conducted Thursday at two o'clock from the Curtis Funeral Home on Washington street with Rev. Richard J. Schaper of ee Street church officiating. Bearers were Arthur Johnson Harold Rogers Swanton Wyman and Max Leavitt. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery.
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George E. Coggeshall
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Richard J. Schaper
Ee Street Church
Arthur Johnson
Harold Rogers
Swanton Wyman
Max Leavitt
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bartlett Jane A Funeral Rites Held at Local Residence
Funeral services for Jane A Bartlett were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 from the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street with Rev J Lyal Cahlhoun pastor of the Nazarene church officiating Bearers were Frank Freeman Clifford Slocum William Gilman and James Chambers in Oak Grove.
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Jane A Bartlett
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street
J. Lyal Cahlhoun
The
Nazarene Church
Frank Freeman
Clifford Slocum
William Gilman
James Chambers
Oak Grove
Funeral for Harry L Libby Held Friday
Funeral services for Harry L Libby were conducted Friday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home with Harold L Allen of Corliss Street Church officiating. Bearers were Hershel Libby Carroll Libby Isaac Libby Walter Rice Douglass Lyford and Chester Verrill. Burial took place in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L Libby
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street
Hershel Libby Carroll Libby
Isaac Libby Walter Rice
Douglass Lyford
Chester Verrill
Oak Grove
Funeral for Mrs Annie L Chase At North Edgecomb Church
Funeral for Mrs Annie L Chase was held Sunday afternoon at two at the North Edgecomb Congregational church with Rev Laforest Littlefield officiating. Bearers were Leon Dodge Fred Bryant Drummond Giles Walker Boardway and Evan Chase. Burial followed in the family plot at North Edgecomb cemetery.
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Annie L. Chase
North Edgecomb Congregational Church
Laforest Littlefield
Leon Dodge
Fred Bryant
Drummond Giles
Walker Boardway
Evan Chase
North Edgecomb Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Margaret L Curtis Held at Home
Funeral service for Mrs Margaret L Curtis was held Tuesday afternoon at her home with Mrs Evelyn Young, Christian Science reader, officiating. Bearers were Herman Shepard, Charles Shepard, Kerie Francher and Carl Albee. Burial was in Oak Grove. Eniwetok consists of about 30 narrow land strips rising no more than 16 feet above the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Curtis
Curtis Funeral Home
Evelyn Young
Christian Science Reader
Herman Shepard
Eniwetok
Pacific
Della Tibbetts Adams 1862 194? Dies at 1364 Washington Street
Della Tibbetts Adams aged 90 widow of Henry L. Adams died Friday at her Bath home after years of illness. Born January 16, 1862 in Bath, she lived in Damariscotta and Bath, worked as a store clerk, and was a member of Beacon Street church and Crystal Chapter OES. Survived by daughter Myra D Adams of Bath and son Albert T Adams of Rockland. she had lived with them recently.
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Della Tibbetts Adams
Henry L. Adams
Washington Street
Bath
Albert and
Sarah
Kennerson) Tibbetts
Old Bath High School
Alumni Association
Beacon Street Church
D. T. Percy & Sons
Beehive
Albert T. Adams
Rockland
Mrs Jane Bartlett Dies After Illness At 69 In Maine
Mrs Jane A Bartlett wife of Elijah Bartlett of Sebasco Estates Phippsburg died Monday morning after a long illness at her daughter Helen Freeman 704 High Street She was 69 born March 28 1893 in Phippsburg daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth Coffin Survived by husband a son Jeremiah five daughters two brothers three sisters seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren and numerous relatives
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Jane A. Bartlett
Elijah Bartlett
Sebasco Estates
Phippsburg
Helen Freeman
High Street
Bartlett
Alexander and
Elizabeth Wallace Coffin
Jeremiah
Jennie Bradshaw
Mabel Slocum
Rockland
Mass
Evelyn Dodge
Etta Bartlett
Bath
Alexander
Walter Coffin
Helen York
South Portland
Amelia Wallace
West Point
Adella Gilman
Mrs Annie Chase 60 dies at North Edgecomb home
Mrs. Annie L. Chase 60 wife of George A. Chase died at her North Edgecomb home Thursday evening. Born June 1, 1892 to James and Susan Colby, she was a member of the Eastern Star of Wiscasset and Edgecomb grange. Survived by husband, two sons Raymond and John, daughter Katherine Owen, brothers James R. Colby, Arthur A. Colby, and Percy R. Colby, sister Adessa Boudin, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Chase
George A. Chase
North Edgecomb
James
Susan Preble Colby
James R. Colby
Rochester
N.Y
Arthur A. Colby
Exeter N.H
Percy R. Colby
York
Adessa Boudin
Edgecomb
Mrs. Margaret L. Curtis Dies at 96 in West Bath
Margaret L. Curtis, 96, died early Sunday at her daughter’s home in West Bath where she had lived for 20 years. Born February 5, 1856 in Bowdoin to James and Martha Huntington, she attended the First Church of Christ Scientist, Bath. Survived by daughters Mrs. Ernest Purington and Mrs. Kenneth L. Patterson of West Bath, three grandsons Kenneth C. Patterson, Roland F. Patterson, Leslie A. Patterson, and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Curtis
Ernest Purington
West Bath
Curtis
Bath
Bowdoin
James
Martha Huntington
Kenneth L. Patterson
Kenneth C. Patterson
Roland F. Patterson
Leslie A. Patterson
Aggie Nora Sprague Dies at 67 in Bath Home
Aggie Nora Sprague aged 67 died at her home 133 Front Street Thursday. Born in Boothbay Harbor February 15, 1885 she was daughter of William Garey. Survived by husband Harry Sprague. Funeral Saturday at Curtis Funeral Home Bath Washington Street with Harold L. Allen pastor officiating. Bearers listed. burial in family lot in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie Nora Sprague
Front Street
Boothbay Harbor
William Garey
Harry Sprague
Bath
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Chester Howe
Asa Wallace
Murtaugh Huse
Martin Carter
Leon Kelley, Jr
Fred Hersom
Identifying Ophir as Solomon's Source Across Africa
The claim has surfaced that Ophir, the source of King Solomon's gold, lies in Africa perhaps near Mozambique, once a Portuguese colony. Proponents note geographic clues and ancient trade routes while skeptics urge caution until more evidence emerges.
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Ophir
Solomon
Africa
Portugese
Mozambique
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Pope
D. W. Staffeld
Laconia
N.H
William F. Plummer
Carrie Stevens
Bath Memorial Hospital
David Rutherford
William F. Plummer, Jr
Helen Huskins
William Plummer
Howard Thomas
Pekin
Ill
Naperville
Irving Hanna
Central Church
Scotland
Judge Deering
Coggeshall Funeral
Harry L. Libby
Henry J. Adams
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