Richmond News Highlights Christmas Events And Local Marriage
A Christmas party for State Department of Labor and Industry employees at the Gilpatrick home, a surprise gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell after their Richmond wedding, and plans discussed by the Richmond Industrial and Development group. Alfred Wallen spoke on local industry prospects and a survey committee was formed to identify Richmond workers’ trades.
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Edna Small
Wendo Douglass
Viola Riske
Berthaela Gardiner
Lillian Ponce Momenen
Herald Angels
Richard Ww
We Three Kings
Quinnan
Carolyn Tate
Eeden
Oo Wi
Lestie
Orld
Erect
Bertha McGrath
Arthur Maxwell
Richmond
Dallas Gillespie
United Baptist Church
Maxwell Home
South Front Street
Nathaniel A. Gilpatrick
Maxwell
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Carl Anderson
Wesley Webber
Joseph Siegars
Leland Siegars
Ralph Dickinson
Percy Little
Pauline Hutchinson
Jane
Cora Little
Tristan Little
Richmond Industrial and Development Group
Alfred Wallen
Gardiner Board of Trade
Central Maine Power Co
Wallen
Lebel
Wilbur Cooper
Wilbur Emerson
Winfield Hall
State Department of Labor and Industry
Gilpatrick
Norris Sidelinger, Jr
T. T. Trott, Jr
Arthur Minchin
Joseph Emerson
John Toiko
Madge Ames
Marion Pine
Kathryn Dawbin
Christmas Party Life at Genesta Chapter OES
An annual Christmas party at Genesta Chapter OES featured a fully decorated hall by auxiliary members and refreshments served by the women. Leslie Dewitt acted as Santa, gifts were exchanged, and Everette Kincaid won the mystery donation with other prize winners named. Personal notes list visits and holiday gatherings among local residents and service members including Donald Brown on furlough from Eglin Air Base.
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Bieteda
Jean? der
Leslie Dewitt
Santa Claus
Everett Kincaid
Don Cate
Lawrence Bond, Jr
Linwood Frederick
Priscilla Hyde
Raymond Libby
Pleasant Street
Bath
Genesta
O.E.S
Libby
Maine
Emily Chase
Ellen
Earl Colby
Bowdoin
Leslie Roberts
George Wilson
Winthrop
Donald Brown
U. S. Air Corps
Eglin Air Base
Florida
Alfred Brown
Pitts Center Road
Elwyn Mullen
Beedle Road
Mullen
Ernest Hewins
Smithfield
Hewins
Vincent Marchese, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs. Stover Hosts Social Eight Holiday Gathering
Mrs. Mary Stover entertained the Social Eight at her Fremont Street home with a turkey salad supper, desserts, and coffee. The room featured a holiday centerpiece and a Christmas tree amid gifts and jokes as secret pals were revealed for the year. Mrs. Ida Burnell is ill at Memorial Hospital. future meeting planned at Phyllis Dauphin’s on aes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stover
Fremont Street
Ida Burnell
Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Dauphin
Aes Street
Flying Antique Replicates Early Curtiss Pusher
Des Moines businessmen Howard Gregory and E. D. Weeks fly a replica 1912 Curtiss pusher-type biplane. The craft remains mechanically unchanged from its era, though the pilots note they must learn new skills as it handles differently from modern aircraft.
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Des Moines
Howard Gregory
E. D. Weeks
Glenn H. Curtiss
Weeks
Gregory
Beets with Orange Zest Add Piquant Flavor
In this kitchen tip a little grated orange rind is stirred into buttered beets to brighten their sweetness. The zest provides a citrus note that enhances the dish.
First Baptist Georgetown Sees Cantata and Watch Night Plans
Warren Harris delivers a morning sermon on Simeon and the Presentation of the Lord at First Baptist Georgetown. Christmas Eve featured a cantata Star the Silent Night with local children and adults in staged roles.
Bath area families share Christmas dinners and visits
Seguinland residents and relatives gathered for Christmas meals and holiday visits from Bath to Georgetown Center. The list of attendees includes Ros Higgins, Linda Gordon, Harold Brown, Dorothy Betts, and many Loveitts, Heffrons, and Browns visiting relatives in Bath, Georgetown, and nearby towns. Douglas Tuck suffered a knee injury and is hospitalized at Bath Memorial.
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Seguinland
William MacKellar
McKellar
Bath
Ros Higgins
Linda Gordon
William Plummer, III
John D. Williams
Kennebec Point
Martha Bowen
Arold J. Brown
Harold Brown
Irving Shattuck
William MacDonald
Georgetown Center
George Flynn
Groton
Watertown
Mass
Clarence B. Hill
Greene
Dora
Blanchard Hill
Harry L. Horne
Georgetown
William A. Todd
Douglas Tuck
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wendell Heal
Ernest Heal
Alex Cunningham
Bucksport
Cunningham
Kenneth Cromwell
Cromwell
James Harper
Alfred Rowe
Wayne Alfred
Portland
California
Los Angeles
Dorothy Betts
Harper
Long Beach
Bett
Hathorne
L. Earle Hagan
Carrie Carlisle
Wiscasset
Victor
Victor Hagan
West Baldwin
Herbert Loveitt
Bristol
Harold Loveitt
Diana Lee
Wilbur Loveitt
Debra Jean
George Loveitt
Arrowsie
Effie Loveitt
Westbrook
Althea Heffron
Pownal
Lawrence
Eddie
Dicky
Polly Heffron
Brenda Lee
Robinhood
Louise Richardson
Christine Lewis
Bath. Mrs. Loveitt
Herbert
Daisy Mains
Cleon
Charles Mains
Randall Coombs
Pearl
Roland Harford
Bertha Mains
Margaret Lang
Ferris Leonard
Everett
George DeWolfe
North Bath
Harrison
Addie Loveitt
Alice Safford
Miss Hudson
Louie Hinckley
Eddie Heffron
Allen Beane
Christmas Programs and Holiday Notes Across Five Islands
Five Islands youths presented a Christmas program at the Baptist church with a large cast and varied songs and readings. Georgetown Central School staged a lively show directed by Charles and Clara Kelley and Sonie Thibadeau, including Dickens' A Christmas Carol. The Good Neighbor club shared a covered dish supper and gifts. Members traveled for holidays, and local residents faced travel, visits, and family gatherings across Maine and beyond.
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Five Islands
Baptist Church
Roger Pinkham
Peter Stevens
Andy MacGillivary
Denise Moore
Alvin Moore
Edith Moore
Christina Harford
Calvin Harris
Elaine Snow
Carol Cochrane
Karen MacGillivary
Marjorie Pierce
Brenda Harris
Mary Elizabeth
Little Wise Men
Tommy Watson
Gordon Pinkham
Charlie Collins
Patty Clark
Grace Ellen Preble
Nancy Hartman
Barbara Lewis
Evelyn Pinkham
Loretta Pinkham
Mary Proctor
Janice Pinkham
Bobby Pierce
Georgetown Central School
Charles Kelley
Clara Kelley
Sonie Thibadeau
Charles Dickens
Good Neighbor Club
Marion Gray
Shirley Pinkham
John Calaway
Francis L. Pierce
A. G
St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston
Francis Pieite
Norman Jackson
John Skidmore
Kathleen Skidmore
Augusta
Elizabeth Lippincott
Rockmere Lodge
Crow Island
Southport
Georgetown Island
Fire House
Bulletin
The
Maine Audubon Society
Nehemiah Boynton III
Grace Boynton
China
Boyntons
White Plains
N. Y
Highlands
Paul Olsson
Pittsburgh
Maine
I. E. Booker
Long Beach
Calif
Morse High beats Fort Fairfield 68 55 on Tuesday night
Morse High Shipbuilders routed Fort Fairfield 68 to 55 at the Fort Fairfield Armory behind 24 points from Dick Bishop and strong interior play. Morse led 13 10 after one quarter, 25 18 at halftime, and 46 32 after three quarters as coach Gene Hunter used 11 players with nine scoring. Fort Fairfield’s Bob McDillan led with 19 points, while McDougal and Bird added 12 and 14 respectively. Morse improves on their Aroostook trip with a split and plans to resume Western action.
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Dick Bishop
Morse High
Fort Fairfield
Fort Fairfield Armory
Bishop
Eddie Marchetti
Morse
Potato Land Crew
Gene Hunter
Bob McDillan
Fort Combine
McDougal
Bird
Bath
Aroostook
Presque Isle
Maine
Cheverus High
Portland
Muskest
Trafton Sirois Bishop
Marchetti
DeCapua
Haggett Billington Anderson
Weybrant
McDillan
Haines Smith
Warren Mortensen
Beckwith
Bustard Bird
Giggey Stromback
Bath Junior High defeats Westbrook Frosh 61 to 42 in gym clash
Bath Junior High extended its win streak to three by stomping Westbrook High Fresh 61 to 42 at Morse gym. Pierce Proctor Towle and Bishop led Bath while Warren and Wetherington helped on the boards. Westbrook’s Foster Desjardins Christensen Milton Secord Francoer Devlin Brackett scored for the visitors.
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Bath Junor High School
Westbrook High
Morse
Destroyers
Pierce
Proctor
Big Green
Towle
Bishop
Warren
Johnny Fahey
Cony Frosh
Bath Junior High G. FG
Perry
Powers
Brown
Kaler
Wetherington
McDougal
Westbrook Frosh G. F.G
Foster
Desjardins
Christensen
Milton
Milliken
Secord
al Francoer
Smith
Obituary of Eleanor Bellows Percy
Ward reports the death of Eleanor Bellows Percy in Katonah New York. Nearly 90 she was the widow of Dr Frederick Bosworth Percy a Bath native and longtime Brookline Massachusetts physician. She was the oldest Summer resident at Small Point with about 60 years of vacations. Survived by son Donald B. Percy of Katonah New York.
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Ward
Eleanor Bellows Percy
Katonah
N. Y
Percy
Frederick Bosworth Percy
Bath
Brookline
Mass
Small Point
Donald B. Percy
N. x
Winfred S. Snowdon Jr Funeral Service Held
Funeral service for Winfred S. Snowdon Jr was held Tuesday afternoon at two from the A F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. Bearers were George Fitzgerald George Pearce Harold McElman and Archie Wishart. Body entombed for burial in Oak Grove next Spring.
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Winfred S. Snowdon, Jr
A. F. Mayo & Son
David L. Wilson
George Fitzgerald
George Pearce
Harold McElman
Archie Wishart
Oak Grove
Two MVP honors for Matsock in East Lansing
Michigan State star John Matsock wins two most valuable player awards, earning top honors in baseball as a shortstop and football as a back. Johnny Mize hit 539 MLB homers for the Cardinals Giants and Yankees. Lung cancer deaths rise with about four times as many men as women dying.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
John Matsock
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Giants
Yankees
Thurman McGraw A Lions Star Plans Forest Ranger Career
Detroit Lions co captain and defensive tackle Thurman McGraw hints at a post football path as a forest ranger after his active gridiron days end. The veteran lineman plans for a quieter life in public service once his playing career concludes.
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Thurman McGraw
Detroit Lions
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Jane Allen
Miss Jane Allen was guest of honor at a pre-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Marion Nadeau and Mrs. Marlene McNeill at 723 Middle Street. The event featured gifts, decor, games, and refreshments. attendees included Bath residents and Miss Pauline Racine of Brunswick. Miss Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Allen, will marry Conrad D. Hersom of Maple Street this week.
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Jane Allen
Marion Nadeau
Marlene McNeill
Charlotte Allen
Middle Street
Miss Allen
Thelma Holmes
Thelma King
Demerice Hart
Martha Henrikson
Dawn Cousins
Torrey Harm on wed at Rev Dole home Bath
Miss Ramona Lee Harmon and Edward Torrey both of Bath were married Tuesday evening by Rev Louis A Dole at his home 887 Middle Street. They reside at 16 Cobb Road. The bride is daughter of Mrs Annie Harmon 35 Harvard Street and Norwood Harmon. Mr Torrey son of Mr and Mrs J Haviland Torrey. He was discharged last April after three years U S Army with 14 months in Korea. He is now completing high school at Morse.
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Ramona Lee Harmon
Edward Torrey
Bath
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
Cobb Road
Annie Harmon
Harvard Street
Norwood Harmon
Torrey
J. Haviland Torrey
U. S. Army
Korea
Morse
Bath tailor Solomon Greenblatt dies at 83
Solomon K. Greenblatt a Bath tailor craftsman died at his home 233 War ington Street Born March 20 1880 in Lithuania he was married to Goldie Kyetsky in 1907. He built Beth Israel synagogue member of Masons and Royal Arch Survived by four daughters three sons one aviation cadet brother and many relatives Services were held at Beth Israel and Portland with burial at Mt Sinai Portland Oregon text reflects obituary details with names and locations.
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Solomon K. Greenblatt
Bath
Warington Street
Lithuania
Harry
Anne Leah Greenblatt
Boston
Goldie M. Kyetsky
Greenblatt
Front
Arch
Beth Israel Synagogue
Polar Star Lodge of Masons and Monery
St. Bernard
Saul Levine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Morton Berman
Eastport
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Iscar W. Greenblatt
Owen L. Greenblatt
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Texas
Peter Greenblatt
Mary Aranowitz
Abraham Libman
Nantasket
Mass
Lee Gordon
Hyman Goldberg
Dorchester
Samuel Escott
Beth—Israel
Portland
Morris Bekritsky
Mt. Sinai Cemetery
Florence Young 90 Somerville resident dies in Mexico City
Mrs. Florence Turner Young 90 of Somerville Mass dies in Mexico City where she lived for 18 years. Widow of Charles J. Young she is survived by two daughters Louise Moody and Florence Fort Jr two sons Hiram Turner and William Turner a sister Eleanor Paiva and two great grandchildren Funeral services were Dec 15 at Wilson Chapel Somerville with burial in Wildwood Winchester.
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Florence (Turner) Young
Somerville
Mass
Mexico City
Bath
Old Bath
Charles J. Young
Louise F. Moody
Florence Fort, Jr
Frank Turner
Union Street
Gerald P. Hersey 61 Dies After Short Illness in Bath
Gerald Preston Hersey born Redstone New Hampshire August 12 1893 died Christmas morning at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He served in France with the French Ambulance Corps in World War I and worked in London and New York City newspapers. He resided in Bath the last two years with a YMCA room. Committal services were held Monday at 2 PM at Mount Hope Cemetery Searsport. aunt Mrs. William Shorey of Committal is sole known relative.
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Gerald Preston Hersey
Memorial Hospital
Redstone
N. H
Frederick W
Minnie (Sargent) Hersey
Hersey
France
London
New York City
Bath
Y.M.C.A
William S. Shorey
Winfred S. Snowdon Jr. 53 Dies at Bath Home
Winfred S. Snowdon Jr. 53, assistant foreman shipfitter at Bath Iron Works, died Saturday evening at his Bath home. Born October 12, 1901 in Bath, he was a son of Winfred S. and Clarissa Fish Snowdon. Survived by wife Louise Peters Snowdon, a son David, a daughter Mary Ann, his father, four brothers Rupert A, Leonard, Kenneth L, Glenwood A, and a sister Mrs. Laurence A. Lowell, all of Bath area or nearby See file for funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred S. Snowdon, Jr
Shipfitter
Bath Iron Works
Meadow Street
Bath
Winfred S
Clarissa Fish Snowdon
Louise Peters Snowdon
David
Mary Ann
Rupert A
Leonard Snowdon
Kenneth L. Snowdon
West Bath
Glenwood A. Snowdon
Garfield, N. J
Laurence A. Lowell
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