Bath Society Notes Deepen Local Ties and Wartime Service
Bath residents feature military re enlistments and family updates alongside club activities. Sgt. John E. Babine, 25, sworn in Jan 20, will report to Fort Dix after marrying Arlene Carr of West Bath. Many locals attend hospital, lodge, and club events and send greetings as children and parents adjust to postwar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Babine
Shepard Street
Bath
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Sgt. Babine
Arlene I. Carr
West Bath
William Arthur Babine
U.S. Y
U. S
New Guinea
Anus Island
Philippines
Japan
Bath Schools
The
Elks
Bath Iron Works Chief Named to Shipping Bureau Board
William S. Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., elected to the Board of Managers of the American Bureau of Shipping after many years as a bureau member and recent attendance at its 87th annual meeting in New York. Miss Geraldine Estabrook of Mercy Hospital Portland visits Meadow Way parents Lorriston Estabrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Canal Zone
South America
Bath
New York
American Bureau of Shipping
Bureau
New York City
Geraldine Estabrook
R. N
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Mrs
Lorriston Estabrooks
Meadow Way
Boston couple on weekend visit and travel notes
Mr and Mrs Christopher Stancliffe Hurst returned to their Boston home after spending the weekend with Mrs Stancliffe Hurst’s parents Capt and Mrs Russell Hitch cock at 658 Washington Street. Mrs Eleanor MacDonald has come back from Baltimore where she visited her husband for a month and was a visitor in Newport, Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ruth Whitney Holt
Boston
Wollaston
Sidney Wyman
Janice Hanna
Washington Street
Dike
Myra Cloth
Christopher Stancliffe Hurst
Stancliffe Hurst
Capt
Russell S. Hitchcock
Eleanor MacDonald
Baltimore
Newport
R. 1
Mrs Henry Wright Returns From Lewiston Hospital
Mrs Henry C Wright of 945 Washington Street has recovered at home after a several day stay at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston for a severe tooth infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
Washington Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Pierce couple wintering at Miller hotel St. Petersburg
Mr and Mrs E Everett Pierce of 66 Pearl Street are spending the winter at the Miller hotel in St. Petersburg Florida. Returning south by motor they stopped for Thanksgiving with their son in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Everett Pierce
Pearl Street
Miller Hotel
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pennsylvania
Emmanuel Arsenault Guest of Wool Family in Brunswick
Emmanuel Arsenault of Wool is a guest of his son in law and family, Dove A Gagne, of Chamberlain Avenue, Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Arsenault
Woolwich
Dove A. Gagne
Chamberlain Avenue
Brunswick
Maine club delegates attend Lewiston session banquet
Mrs Leonard Smith and Mrs Joseph Mullaney, both Maine Federation of Women's Clubs delegates, traveled to Lewiston for a recent session. They heard Miss Dorothia Norton of Ontario speak on the Romance of a Christmas Card in the afternoon and attended the DeWitt hotel banquet in the evening with Governor Payne as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Tower Circle
Joseph Mullaney
Denny Road
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Lewiston
Dorothia Norton
Ontario
DeWitt Hotel
Dr Francis A Winchenbach Addresses Socialized Medicine
Dr Francis A Winchenbach of Washington street spoke at the 1 Men’s club Thursday evening on the topic of Socialized Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Winchenbach
Washington Street
Brunswick golfer Wilfred Girard opens Will's Restaurant
Wilfred H. Girard a Brunswick native and noted amateur golfer recently bought Vic's Restaurant on Union Street Brunswick. The dining spot officially opened Friday as Will's Restaurant marking a new venture for the local sports figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred H. Girard
Brunswick
Vic’s
Union Street
Will
Local social notes from East Boothbay and area events
Genesta chapter CBS members Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lord Mrs Bertha Davis and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wood attended the golden anniversary of the present chapter at East Boothbay Thursday evening. Noted visitors include Mrs Norman Adams of 18 Andrews Road Portland and Sagadahoc Pomonoa installation attendees West Bath Grange. James A Tyler Jr recently discharged after two and a half years in Tokyo sails home from Seattle to Bucksport via stopovers with sister and brother in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lord
Bertha Davis
Kenneth Wood
Genesta
CBS
East Boothbay
Norman Adams
Andrews Road
Portland
Esther Andrews
Elfreda Perkins
Arthur Wing
Mercie McFadden
John Howe
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Pomonoa
Topsham
James A. Tyler, Jr
Tokyo
Japan
U. S. Army
Seattle
Wash
Bucksport
Henry C. Bell
Washington Street
Bath
Local engagements and wedding intentions reported
Miss Janice Hogan of Boston is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hogan at 15 Office Drive ahead of a planned Weymouth move. Arline A. Tripp of Lisbon Falls and William W. Hutchins of 521 Middle Street filed intentions to wed with City Clerk Harry E. Ring Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Hogan
Boston
Edward J. Hogan
Hogan
Weymouth
Mass
Arline A. Tripp
Helen A. Tripp
Lisbon Falls
William W. Hutchins
Alfred Hutchins
Middle Street
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Henry C Bell Returns from Portland on Business
Henry C Bell of 601 Washington Street returned Saturday from Portland Connecticut where he has been on business. He has been erecting houses in Portland that were moved there from Lambert Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Bell
Washington Street
Portland
Conn
Mr. Bell
Lambert Park
Bath business visitor from Damariscotta
Joseph Melanson of Damariscotta was a business visitor in Bath on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Melanson
Bath
Miss Curran Returns Home From Weekend Visit
Miss Beverly Ann Curran, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Curran of Old Brunswick road Worcester Mass returned Sunday to Worcester where she is employed after spending the weekend with her parents William W Hutchings of Lisbon Falls has filed intentions to wed City Clerk Harry E Ring Jr Miss Jane Jones employed in the New England Tel and Tel Co Wa tertown returned there Sunday night after visiting J Frank Jones Russell street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Delray Beach
Fla
New York City
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Washington Street
Beverly Ann Curran
Ambrose Curran
Old Brunswick Road
Worcester
Mass
Jane Jones
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Waterville
J. Frank Jones
Russell Street
Hart Urges Limits on Fish Imports to Save Domestic Industry
Lawrence J. Hart former Bath boy and secretary of the Gloucester Massachusetts Fisheries Association testified before the House Ways and Means committee in Washington urging new limits on fish imports from Canada Newfoundland Iceland and Norway to prevent extinction of the domestic industry. The report notes additional local visits and community events including visits by state figures and a hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Hart
Bath
Joseph Hart
Gloucester
Mass
Fisheries Association
House
Ways and Means
Washington
New England
Canada
Newfoundland
Iceland
Norway
Dr Francis Winchenbach Speaks on Socialized Medicine
Dr Francis Winchenbach of Bath will address Topsham Men's Club on socialized medicine at the Thursday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Winchenbach
Bath
Topsham Men's Club
Bath notices and births in Brunswick and Bath
Miss Barbara Hendrickson of Brunswick died Saturday in Bath after serving as a clerk at Carl's Drug Store. Miss Marie H Findlen RN aged 38 visits her sister Mrs Carl Piper while aunt Mrs Susan Towers recovers in Memoris hospital. Mr and Mrs Leo Cormier of Portsmouth NH announce the birth of daughter Barbara Ann weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hendrickson
Brunswick
Bath
Hendrickson
Carl's Drug Store
Marie H. Findlen
R. N
Carl Piper
School Street
Susan Towers
Memoris Hospital
Leo Cormier
Portsmouth
N. H
Oliver Street
Barbara Ann
Bath Societies to Meet February Second Program Leader
The next Bath societies gathering will be on February 10. Mrs. Herbert Lemont and Mrs. William Sheldon will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lemont
William Sheldon
Bath Teacher's Club Postponed Meeting Date Change
The Bath Teacher's Club meeting scheduled for February 3 was postponed to February 15. John M. Richardson of Rockland, editor of the Rockland Courier-Gazette and Steamboat Lore, will speak on old-time steamboat days at Morse High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teacher's Club
John M. Richardson
Rockland
Central Church Choir Hosts Evening at Washington Street
Mrs Jason Merrill entertained Central church choir members and guests at 204 Washington Street. The event featured singing games and refreshments with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Pratt Mr and Mrs Howard Parks Rev and Mrs Laforest Hodgkins Mrs Howard Steen and Jason A Merrill. The choir was directed by Mrs Frederick Hill with organist Mrs Esther Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Merrill
Central Church
Washington Street
Arthur Pratt
Howard Parks
Laforest Hodgkins
Howard Steen
Jason A. Merrill
Frederick Hill
Esther Andrews
Genesta Sewing Circle Elects New Officers At Masonic Temple
Genesta Sewing circle met Friday evening for a 6 30 covered dish supper at the Masonic Temple followed by a business meeting. Officers elected are Wanda LeMoine president Doris Tobey vice president Elizabeth Burden secretary and Bertha Southard treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Masonic Temple
Wanda LeMoine
Doris Tobey
Elizabeth Burden
Bertha Southard
Viola Osgood
Evelyn Morse
Carolyn Thompson
Rose Rogers
Dorothy Wood
Evanda Drake
Helen Lord
Margaret Danforth
Sylvia Bowers
Martha Bertrand
Doris McKay
Marguerite Cutting
Zylphia Richardson
Doris Brooks
Ruth Smith
Virginia Partridge
Jean Danforth
Ann Minott
Helping Hand Club Meets At Mrs Foster Home
The Helping Hand club gathered at Mrs. Oliver Foster’s Middle street home Thursday evening to sew and play beano. A thanks card from Mrs. Leland Green thanked members for a sunshine fruit basket sent during illness. seven members attended including Mrs. Cyr, Mrs. Cormier, Mrs. McGuiggan, Mrs. Langlois, Mrs. Rossignol, Mrs. Green, and Mrs. Swearingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand
Oliver Foster
Middle Street
Leland Green
Charles Swearingen
Wesley Street
Emile Cyr
William Cormier
Edward McGuiggan
Sylvia Langlois
Leo Rossignol
Legion Auxiliary Plans February Telephone Bridge Meeting
The American Legion auxiliary met last week and planned a telephone bridge for the first two weeks in February. Those who want to set up tables should call Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Doris Reinoeh will lead the Sick committee while Mrs. Myra Burgon is away. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lucille McLaughlin and Mrs. Helen Shaughnessy. February hostesses will be Mrs. Grace Costain and Mrs. Vera Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Smith
Doris Reinoeh
Myra Burgon
Lucille MceLaughlin
Helen Shaughnessy
Grace Costain
Vera Weeks
Beacon Street church to present near future event rehearsal
A note lists a first rehearsal to be on Friday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Lord Jr 1483 Washington Street. Attendees at Mrs Leland Plummers include numerous local residents and clergy. The next meeting is scheduled for February 10 at Mr and Mrs James Steens 61 Oak Street with committees named for programs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Daniel Lord, Jr
Washington Street
Leland Plummer
George Freeman
Dean Bonney
James Steen
Edward Larrabee
Donald Smith
Winter Street Aid Ladies Host Meeting at Church
Winter Street church Ladies Aid met Friday with 35 in attendance led by President Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue opened with prayer as Miss Jane Stevens demonstrated making greeting cards, and guests made a card. Next gathering plans sewing for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Church
David Black
Roy Akeley
Howard Ward
Fred E. Hooper
Frederick Klippel
Arthur C. Lemont
Joseph O. Purdue
Carl Y. Kennedy
Jane Stevens
Miss Stevens
Grace Dickinson
Bessie Dickinson
Charles W. Messenger
Edwin Owen
Langdon T. Snipe
Club Forty Two Names Clean-Up Committee Members
Mrs Norman Adams vice president led Club 42 last Wednesday appointing Miss Edith Small and Mrs George Sarkis to the Clean-up committee for the month. The club received a letter from former member Mrs Gerald Lemoine who moved to California about a month ago. The monthly prize was won by Mrs Everett Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Adams
Edith Small
George Sarkis
Gerald Lemoine
California
Everett Cook
Dike PTA Study Group Hosts Guest Speaker
Dike PTA study group met Tuesday at Mrs Arthur Eseley's with Miss Mary Hayes an elementary supervisor on guidance in democracy ability and vocation. Co hosts served refreshments. attendees included several named local residents. Mrs Paul Kelly's home hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P.T.A
Arthur Eseley
Mary Hayes
Joseph Mullaney
Charles MacDonald
Maurice Hutchins
Frank Ozella
Paul Kelly
Frank McIntosh
Donald Gurney
Vincent Henderson
Dorothy A. Williams
Wesley Parish Supper at Wesley Methodist Church
The Wesley Methodist church held a parish supper Friday with dinner at six served by ladies. Rev C Clifford Sargent presided over a program featuring Gloria Anne Swearingen piano Cristel Cornish trombone Mrs Walter Upham sang Galway Bay and led group singing The speaker Judge Max L Pinanski of Portland urged Christians to truly mean their singing of Onward Christian Soldiers and enlist two others to join. It was a very enjoyable evening for church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
C. Clifford Sargent
Gloria Anne Swearingen
Cristel Cornish
Walter Upham
Galway Bay
Central Church Ladies' Aid Meets Despite Illness
Central Church Ladies' Aid gathered in the parish house with many members absent due to illness. Mrs. Annie Bonney reported on the Men's club supper while items for Memorial hospital were prepared. A swap party conducted by Mrs. Emma Ehlers boosted the treasury as Mrs. Maude Avery hosted. Miss Grace Lord was ill. hostesses for next week are Mrs. Carle Longfellow and Mrs. Olive Corliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Annie Bonney
Memorial Hospital
Emma Ehlers
Maude Avery
Grace Lord
Nellie Lord
Nellie Sprague
Joseph
Carle Longfellow
Olive Corliss
Beacon Lights Elect Officers After Meeting At Mrs Leland Ammer
A Beacon Lights gathering at Mrs Leland Ammer’s last Wednesday afternoon included a covered dish supper and a business meeting. New officers elected for the year are James Steen president, Mrs George Freeman vice president, Mrs Eva Lord secretary, and Mrs Izetta Larrabee treasurer. Plans were finalized for a play titled The Honeymoon Is Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelandammer
James Steen
George Freeman
Eva Lord
Izetta Larrabee
D A R Meets Delegates for Continental Congress
DAR chapter met at Central church parish house to elect delegates and alternates to the Continental Congress in Washington and the State Conference at Poland Spring. Mrs. Mary Hall presided, prayer by Chaplain, and readings from National DAR magazine preceded a patriotic sing led by Mrs. Lucille Steussy with piano by Mrs. Harry Ring. Delegates named include Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. Pearl Reed with alternates Mrs. Percy Bailey and Mrs. Berniece Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummner Sewall
DAR
Central Church Parish House
Continental Congress
Washington
Poland Spring
Mary Hall
Marie Andre
National Dar
Lincoln
Lucille Steussy
Harry Ring
Pearl Reed
Percy Bailey
Berniece Bailey
State Conference at Poland Spring Meets Local Members
The State Conference at Poland Spring on March 29 and 30 featured Nellie Lord and several Mrs. leaders including Lena Ring Lena Shepard Mildred Albee Zephie Lowell Maude Howard Ruth Hathorne as participants. Alternates named include Lucille Steussy Annie Hall Berniece McGlinchey Ethel May Belle Bridgham Lillian Heal Rowena Durgin. Hostesses Maude Howard Eleanor Butterfield Lile Niles Lillian Heal Frances Small served refreshments. Next meeting on March 1 at Wesley Methodist church includes Red Cross sewing project and luncheon, with Miss Elizabeth Reed Boothbay Harbor genealogist and historian as afternoon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland Spring
Nellie Lord
Lena Ring
Lena Shepard
Mildred Albee
Zephie Lowell
Maude Howard
Ruth Hathorne
Lucille Steussy
Annie Hall
Berniece McGlinchey
Ethel May
Belle Bridgham
Lillian Heal
Rowena Durgin
Oak Leaf Club Hosts Valentine's Birthday Toast
The Oak Leaf club met at Mrs. Nell Whitmer’s home on Oliver Street. A birthday cake for Mrs. Arthur Totman was presented after supper. Members planned finishing a group quilt. Attendees included Mrs. Donald McKinnon, Shirley Pratt, Edwin Oliver, Leslie Dyer, Chester King, Maurice Skillin, Norman MacDonald, Walter Snipe, and Mrs. Arthur Totman. The event moved to the Totman residence for a Valentine’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Leaf Club
Nell Whitmer
Oliver Street
Maurice Skillin
Arthur Totman
Donald McKinnon
Shirley Pratt
Edwin Oliver
Leslie Dyer
Chester King
Norman MacDonald
Walter Snipe
Wesley Church Women meet for monthly program and plans
Wesley Women's Society of Christian Service met in the vestry for its monthly gathering. Mrs. Llewellyn Rogers led devotions, Mrs. George Hopkins illustrated a talk on Hawaii, and President Madelyn Small oversaw business. A scrap-drive paper was donated to the Forty-niners, and a bean supper is set for Feb 12 with various committee roles named. Meeting dates shift to the second Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Baum will speak Feb 6 at Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Women's Society of Christian Service
Llewellyn Rogers
Hawaii
George Hopkins
Madelyn Small
Merle Niles
Willard McLean
Jane Niles
Charles Swearingen
Andrew Butterfield
Women's Society
Arthur Baum
Portsmouth
N. H
N. H. Women's Society
Baum
Wilfred Trott
Sacred Heart Circle Plans Feb 13 Banquet and Feb 20 Mass
Sacred Heart Circle, Daughters of Isabella, held a meeting with Mrs Louise Edgett as presiding regent. They set Feb 13 for the annual banquet at the Sedgwick with Mrs Ann Perry as chairman. Committee lists and hostesses were announced, with February 20 mass at 7 30. A Valentine party is planned for the 15th and a discussion group meets Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Louise Edgett
Sedgwick
Ann Perry
Margaret Flaherty
Theresa Dunton
Elizabeth Dunton
Iona Witham
Catherine Johnson
Elizabeth Holland
Edna Lee
Grace Costain
Geraldine Keegan
Celestine Marquis
Catherine Burgess
Ruth Sonia
Mary Cummings
Marie Hamblett
Theta Chapter Hosts Spaghetti Dinner and Teens Birthday
Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Harry Ring Jr home for a spaghetti dinner. A lighted cake marked Gretchen Trott’s fifteenth birthday. They planned a February 19 rum mage sale with Mrs. George Gardenier in charge. Betty Broadfield spoke on dancing. Attendees included Gretchen Trott, Mrs. Howard Steen, Mrs. William Greene, and members like Mrs. Clyde Ambrose, Mrs. Carlene Suslavich, Mrs. Howard Holmes, Mrs. Mildred Trott, and Mrs. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry Ring, Jr
Gretchen Trott
George Gardenier
Betty Broadfield
Howard Steen
William Greene
Clyde Ambrose
Carlene Suslavich
Howard Holmes
Mildred Trott
John
White Elephant Sale At Meeting In Skelton
A meeting will feature a white elephant sale. Attendees include Marilyn Hart Skelton and several members such as Miss Jane Stevens Mrs. Frank Gallagher Miss Dorothy O Brien and Miss Helen Racine. The event on February 8 will be hosted at Miss Racine’s home with program led by Mrs. Paul Akeley and Mrs. Clyde Ambrose.
St Marys Guild Plans Sale and Valentine Event
Grace church St Marys guild met to finalize a cooked food sale for Saturday at two in Senter's. Committee includes Mrs Voorhees Cummings Carey Wilson and Thayer. A valentine party is set for Feb 15 with a covered dish supper at 6 30 and social. Notice read of Mid Winter auxiliary meeting in Augusta Feb 15. Sewing of guild and hospital work done by Aikenhead and Brown. Members to bring own refreshments next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Senter's
W. S. Voorhees
Charles F."cummings
Victor Carey
Harry Wilson
Lawrence Thayer
Woman's Auxiliary
Augusta
Thomas Aikenhead
Kenneth Brown
XI Beta Chapter Meeting and Nominating Committee
XI Beta members met at Mrs Paul Graustucks home with ten members and guest Mrs Richard P Burke visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Stevens A nominating committee was formed to elect officers Dinner speaker Mrs Linwood Haynes discussed Italy and printed a second edition of the club cookbook Others present listed and next Tuesday at 8 pm a Valentine party will be hosted by Mrs Edwin R Andrews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Graustuck
Richard P. Burke
Hiram Stevens
John Graustuck
Nathan Watson
Jean Danforth
Katherine Legard
Italy
Linwood Haynes
Harman Eliason
Eleanor Danforth
John Green
Roberta Hathorne
William Turpie
Richard Haskell
Edwin R. Andrews
Bath Residents Attend Seguinland Park Events
Bath people joined Seguinland Park activities including a spelling bee won by Mrs. Clara Oliver and a Monday placement shoot for shufflers led by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayo. Visitors and gatherings filled opening day of Pinellas County Fair in Largo with many Bath residents noted in attendance and numerous small parties at the recreation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Oliver
Seguinland Park
Arthur F. Mayo
Pinellas County Fair
Largo
Bath
Stewart Day
Durwood Bowie
Wendell Williams
Alice Weston
Clama Oliver
Surf Beach
Wendall Williams
Jimmie Williams
Jack Loring
New Smyrna Beach
Bath and
Edgecomb
Dickie Dow
Dorothy Dow
Arthur Mayo
Myrtle French
John Kakos
Danny Poulos
Tarpon Springs
Raymond Hutchins
Local Man to Speak on Korea at Winter Street Club
Thursday evening the Winter Street Men's club will host Prof Neal Allen of the University of Maine Annex. He previously served with the military government in Korea and will discuss his experiences there and the Far East’s role in U S relations with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Neal ‘Allen
University of Maine
Korea
Far East
Russia
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Montsweag
the Memorial Hospital
Virginia Cameron
Samuel Levin
Miami Beach
Arthur M. MacDonald
George Boynton
Harland E. Boynton
North Street
Burdette Business College
Robert Levin
Mademoiselle Shop
Togus Veteran's Hospital
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Judith Dennison
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester General Hospital
James F. Kavanagh
William Bailey
Salvation Army
Bailey
Young People's Legion
Sanford Brown
Sagadahoc Ferry
Arthur Sewall
William D
Stonehouse Farm
Ann Kimball
Red House
Melvin Henderson
Waitesfield
Ulla Lodge
Sewall Williams
Gilbert Pletts
Bluff Road
Bowdoin Wives’ Association
Raymond Clark
Melville Clark
W. T. Grant and Co
Aubrey's Sea Grill
Thomas J. Cummings
Cummings Street
Edward Fossett
Belfast
George Morin
Pine Street
Sarah Shaw
Freida Bagdikian
Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Shaw
Bagdikian
Victor L. Fortin
Harmon Eliason
South Street
Dave Gagne
Brunswick Hospital
Gagne
Viola Arsenault
Arthur MacDonald
Dorothy Thompson Speed
Wiscasset
Norfolk, Va
Ensign Lincoln Speed
June Farmer
Raymond E. Farmer
DAR Good Citizen
Wiscasset Academy
Farmer
Wilbur Dourida
National Park Services
Bath Garden Club
James A. Gillies
North
Maine
Henry W. Cobbs
Jackson
Miss
New Meadows
Sabine
Eleanor
Ellery M. Doyle
Capitol
Joseph W. Larrabee
Senate
Melvin Comeau
Academy Street
Sarah Libby Silverman
Louis Silverman
Oak Street
Mary Geddes
Paul R. Geddes
Daytona Beach
Miss Silverman
Emerson College
Janet Stilphen
Morse High School
Orr's Island
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Charlotte Wyman
Edna Mae
Parker House
Bernard Pratt
Bridge Club
Cobb Road
Marjorie Johnson
Bailey Island
William W. Hutchings
Tripp
Arthur W. Henry
Mexico
William F. Plummer
Dominique J. Tardif
Joey
Daddy Tardif
House of Representatives
Tardif
Rep
J. Horace McClure
Ralph Or Dale
C. Lloyd Hooker
Maine State Letter Carriers Association
Letter Carriers Association
Hotel Graymore
Swansea Burns
Mrs. Burns
Center Street
H. W. Garey
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Lorraine Price
Florida
Frank W. Powers
McCabe
John DeWinter
John P. Crosby
Mary Bloxsom
Harry Bloxsom
Crescent Street
Frank Freeman
A. G. Page Co
Richard Freeman
Rutland, Vt
Charles D. Vater
North Sea Mine Force Association
Adm
Joseph Strauss
United States Naval Academy
Adm. Strauss
Water
Bath Iron Works
Cmdr
Ross H. Currier
USNR
Betty Dingley
Fisher's Court
Law Office
John W. Quarrington
C. Arnold Brown
Baileyville
Washington County
Howard Larrabee
Brown
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Maine Federation of Labor
Mr. Larrabee
Legislative Committee On Labor
Edward Jones
Candy
Kathy Lou
Jones
Harry Williams
Bruce Baker
Nequasseta Grammar
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bruce
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Genesta Circle
Helping Hand Club
Legion Auxiliary
Winter Street Aid
Club Forty
Central Church Aid
Wesley Church Women
THETA
ST. Mary’s Guild
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