Bath Marine to Fly as Pan American Pilot
Stephen S. Marshall Jr. of Bath, a former Marine Air Corps lieutenant, ends a four year enlistment and becomes a Pan American Airways co-pilot on the Miami to Rio de Janeiro route starting March 1. He plans a vacation at home before assuming duties and will reunite periodically with Morse High and University of Maine classmate Stanley Henderson in Rio de Janeiro.
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Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
High Street
U. S. Marine Air Corps
Marine Air Corps
Pan-American Air Lines
Rio de Janeiro
Bath
Mr. Marshall
Morse High School
University of Maine
Stanley D. Henderson
David S. Henderson
North Bath
Ingersoll Rand Co
Marshall
Miami
Rio
Sreve
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Quantico
United States Naval Air Station
Fla
Pan-American Lines
Fireside Club visits Portland for Regional Youth Conference
More than 40 members of the Winter Street Fireside club went to Portland Sunday afternoon for the Regional Youth Conference at Williston church. Prof. Ralph S. Harlow of Smith College spoke about world travels and meetings with refugee and youth groups. He urged Christian youth to face facts with insight and motivation. Transportation was organized by Charles B. Doyle, Harry L. Horne, and John J. Shepard. Next Sunday Earl C. Kimble will show colored pictures of Maine and other places. a Southland business trip letter from Frederic A. Lord notes unusually cold snow in North Carolina and his wish to return home.
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Winter Stret Fireside Club
Portland
Williston Church
Ralph S. Harlow
Smith College
Christian Legion of Youth
Australia
India
London
Charles B. Doyle
Harry L. Horne
John J. Shepard
Earl C. Kimble
Maine
Illinois
New York State
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Frederic A. Lord
North Street
Saco
Southland
Garland Mfg. Co
Pine Tree
Lord
North Carolina
Brewster Urges University Drive for Maine Growth
Representative Ralph O. Brewster told the University of Maine Association of the District of Columbia that America faces renewed growth and that universities will play a growing role in education and research. He cited expanding high school completion, trade training, and the need for technology and chemurgy, urging expansion through Orono facilities or state extension centers and highlighting Maine’s college-age population and history from 1865. He noted federal and state funding trends, tuition growth, and the university’s rising budget as proof of its evolving role in public education.
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America
Maine
Orono
University
Farewell Sermon by Dr Wilson at Central Church
Dr David L Wilson, Bath’s long serving pastor of Central Congregational Church, delivered his valedictory after 26 years. He urged the timeless command to love God and neighbor as the world changes, calling Reconstruction a communal church aim through righteousness and justice.
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David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Bath
Dr. Wilson
Portland
Wilson
Central Church
Russia
Bath Bath extends Boy Scout program growth in city
In Bath the scouting movement expands with Troops 52 53 54 55 plus Cub Pack 55 forming under Colonial club St Mary's church Wesley M E church and Winter Street church sponsor troops. Y M C A plans a troop and North End Community club adds one. A district committee and Bath representative to Pine Tree Council named. Public investitures planned and a June Spring Camporee at South Paris.
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Bath
Colonial Club
Winter Street Church
Supt
John Parker
Pine Tree Council
Boy Scouts of America
St. Mary's Church
Wesley M. E. Church
Y M.C A
North End
St. Mary’s Church
Victor R. E. Carey
Eugene M. Desmond
Francis A. Winchenbach
Oscar J. Tanguay
A. L. Eastman
Andrew M. Butterfield
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Earle 3. Lermond
Winter Street
John W. Osborn
Fred J. Higgins
Elbridge R. Wright
Carl Y. Kennedy
Chester H. McCabe
Edgar D. Leavitt
George W. Hibbs
E. Loren Stiles
Orrin L. Crosby
Chester B. Oliver
Joseph O. Purdue
Ear Pride
Frank M. Churchill
Morris 8. Povich
David P. Surette
Cecil L. Fullerton
James L. Morse
Portland
Maine
Scouting
Ralph G. Stetson
William S. Newell
Edwin R. Andrews
Paris
Republicans in Bath Plan for City Election
Republicans in Bath map ward and mayoral races for March 14 city election. Ward caucuses set for Feb 14 and mayoral caucus Feb 15 at 7:30 pm in municipal buildings. Members report strong activity, signaling possible Republican victory. discussions include women representation and enrollment on official check lists. Notable attendees include Fred W. Quimby and Mrs. E Envis Leonard. others travel from Brookline to Palm Beach for the season.
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Republican City Committee
Fred W. Quimby
Common Council
Municipal Auditorium
E. Envis
Leonard
North Street
Bath Girl Scouts And Brownies Do Good Work
Busy Bee Pack of Brownies led by Mrs Leonard F Wetherbee and Mrs Sumner Berry held a successful January 27 food sale at Senter's for Finnish Relief and Infantile Paralysis. Members and leaders planned a February 8 Valentine party, while groups work on First Aid, nature notebooks, and a March of Dimes card for Infantile Paralysis.
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Busy Bee
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Sumner O. Berry
Senter’s, Inc
Alexandria Sewall
Betty Cummings
Dorothy Bradford
Marilyn McElman
Evelyn Berry
Betty Berry
Brownies
Virginia Cameron
Nancy Stover
Wise Owl Troop
Girl Scouts
Bowen Torrey
Pine Tree Troop
Linwood IF. Carr
Ossipee Patrol
Nancy Sewall
Judy Dennison
Sally Munsey
Sally Sarkis
Madeline Jones
Lorraine Marr
Pepper Patrol
Harry E. Collins
Bluebirds
Wild Rose Troop
Stanley B. Hunter
Geraldine Estabrooks
Marilyn Hart
Hallet
Lynette Caverly
Parker Head
Red Rose
Arthur W. Bowker
James A Gillies
Glee Club
Margaret Mackinnon
Prooup
Wilmer Voorhees
Red Cross
Walker Art Building
Bowdoin College
Frank S Saunders
W. S. Voorhes
New York
Larrabee 50th Wedding Anniversary Recalls West Bath Roots
Mr and Mrs Fred W Larrabee of West Bath observed their 50th wedding anniversary in Larrabees Grove on the east bank of the New Meadows river. He is 76 and she 72, with Ada E White of West Bath as the bride. The couple married January 30 1890 after a local betrothal in Hardings East Brunswick and built a life defined by his work as a builder contractor. Over 46 years he erected more than 390 houses and numerous boats. Continued on Page Six.
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Fred W. Larrabee
West Bath
West
New Meadows River
Larrabee
Hardings
East Brunswick
Ada E. White
Theodore F. White
Elm Street
Massachusetts
Joseph and
Emma Moore White
Sirice
Joseph W. Larrabee
Walter W
Topsham
William
Central Church Choir Honors Pastor and Wife
Central Church choir hosted a Friday dinner at the Purish House honoring Dr. and Mrs. David T. Wilson celebrating his twenty six years as minister and nearly his birthday. The event featured decorations, gifts including mantel lamps, and remarks thanking Dr Wilson for over a quarter century of service. Proceeds from the President's Ball at the new Armory, about 170 dollars, benefited Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and Savadalioc county.
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Purish House
Central
Whiirch
Wilsot
Milnister
Multhue
Club Garret
Battery H
CAC
H.D
Armory
Warm Springs Foundation
Savadalioc County
Nate Gold
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fred D. Hill
A. M. Main
Dominique J. Tardif
Sumoner Scewall
Edith Ek
Mack Kinnor
Arthur Sewall
James W. Temple
Maury H. Cunningham
Mr Walking Stick
Beverly Carmene
Theresa Tardif
Ann Diesmond
Claire Martin
Eleanor Fullerton
Dorothy Gilchrist
Germaine Bonney
Marion Getchell
Oh Johnny
Beverly Curran
Myrna M. Avery
Edith F. Mackinnon
Vanona A. MacDonald
Margaret Mackinnon
Jeannette F. Shackford
Ruth Pratt
Mary Darrah
Connie Gilmore
Barbara Freeman
Mary K. Kenney
Louise M. Trainor
Nathan W. Watson
Joseph H Mulliney
Beatrice E. Duprey
Alice M. Mulligan
Ee M. Cummings
Henrietta “New
C. Marjorie Trott
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William 8S. Newell
Washington Street
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L.hld
BOY Scout
Shipping City
S. Howard Mildram
Brookline
Mass
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Adolph Grondin
Walnut Street
First National
Pierce and
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Lewiston
Central Fire Station
Grondin
O’connell
Lee Johnson
Winthrop, Mass
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New Armory
Mrs. Wilson
Garret
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Pete deSpei
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Arevtor
Wilitt
Tareille Sitoon
Shaw Makar
Stain
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Andrus Coleman
Howard Parks
Perley Ater
Harold A Conley
Everson C. Stinson
Jane Stevens
Phyllis
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Paul Eaton
Department of English
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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