Stetson Snow engagement announced in Bath area
Marcia Anthony Stetson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stetson and David Frederick Snow son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snow of Bath become engaged. Stetson a Becker Junior College Worcester student and Kappa Omicron Nu member. Snow Morse High School graduate employed at Wehner Brothers Co. Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Oa Hilton
June Paquett
Arthur Paquett
Edgecomb
Wiscasset High School
Tri-Hi-Y
Tife
Huntoon Hill Grange
Garrison Hill
Norway
Donald Leavitt, Jr
Harold Cooper
Chester Cooper
Edward Mank
Linwood Ames
Harold Delano
Heart Fund
Delano
Freeman D. Southard
Greenleaf
Boothbay Harbor
Civil Defense
Lincoln County
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Frank Metcalf
Ralph Gross
Earl Colby
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Noou
Charles Wotton
State Basketball Commission
P.T.A. Club
Arthur Durgin
Calais
Stephen Vansant
Philadelphia
Sheepscot
Milton Stephenson
Florida
Elsworth Holbrook
Leon G. Flood
Holbrook
Flood
Mr. Holbrook
Lorene Kitchin
Bruns Wick
Edna Wilson
Bernard Merry
Myrtle McFarland
Seamore
Conn
Hazel Randall
Boylston Peabody
Salem
Mass
Samuel Richard
Bowdoin
Peabody
St. Phillip’s Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship at First Baptist Church Meeting
The Baptist Youth Fellowship held a Sunday evening program titled Your Church and You led by Donald Thayer with full group participation. A State B Y F convention is announced and the group will select the typical B Y Fver at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Donald Thayer
Forrest A. Baker Secretary Notes Assessment
Premium notes subject to assessment valued at 10 500 50 dollars listed under the name Forrest A Baker as secretary. The entry notes an amount of ten thousand five hundred and fifty cents for assessment action and references a 131 31 designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest A. Baker
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Club Activities
Woolwich church youth group met to study What We Believe About God with David Barter leading the devotional. Day's Ferry Community Club hosted gatherings with new members joining, skating pond improvements by the Woolwich Fire Department, and social events including card parties and swap nights. Multiple residents and visitors across Day's Ferry, Bath, and surrounding areas enjoyed winter events, travel, and family visits.
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God
Baptist Youth Fellowship of
Woolwich
David Barter
Charlene Soule
Bernice Wilson
Obituary of Rev Charles L Stevens 75
The Rev. Charles Leon Stevens 75 retired Congregational minister died Tuesday evening at Bath Memorial Hospital after long illness. Born July 14 1881 in Warren he was son of Edwin and Matilda Stevens and graduate of Bangor Theological Seminary 1907 and Bowdoin College 1909. He served in Maine and Massachusetts parishes and was YMCA religious secretary in New York. Survived by two brothers two sisters and a niece. funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. from Central Congregational Church with Rev. Craig H Richards officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Stevens
Charles Leon Stevens
Bath Memorial Hospital
Warren
Edwin
Matilda Castner Stevens
Stevens
Bangor Theological School
Bowdoin College
Kappa Sizma
Elizabeth Drummond Minott
Phippsburg
Camden
Alfred
Maine
Chicopee
South Deerfield
Mass
New York
Bath
James E
Rockland
Elmer
Portland
C. Ida Stevens
Raymond Watts
Margaret S. Stevens
Central Congregational Church
Craig H. Richards
A. F. Mayo & Son
Frank P MacFarlane 84 Bath Electrician Dies
Frank Payson MacFarlane 84 of Bath died Tuesday at Memorial hospital after a two week stay. Born in Cambridge Massachusetts November 2 1872 he lived in Allston for over 40 years and worked at a Boston company for 15 years before moving to Bath in 1938. He was an electrician at Bath Iron Works and later Rogers Hardware. He resided at 174 Front Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 PM at the funeral home of Lielie C Shumway 638 High Street with entombment at Oak Grove to follow in the Spring.
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Ralph Brown
Bath
Day's Ferry
Brown
C. L. Farnham Co
Charles Presley
Dade City
Fla
Presly
Woolwich
Wilbur Presley
Albert Richard
Day’s Ferry
Henry Cope
U.S.N
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Ted Gereau
Pemaquid
Richard
Henry Cope, Jr
Darri Ann
Brunswick
Russell Boyd
Boston
Mass
Boyd
Frank J. Walker
Roland Beals
Herbert Munsey
Edwold Carter
Nequasset
Earl Dorr
Wiscasset
Chester Leeman
Hockomock Road
Mechanics Building
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
Portland
Wright
Austen Wright
Edward V. Reed
Sagadahoe Ferry
William Potter
Oak Street
Maurice Rice
Marcia Dodge
Good Will Hall
Nelson Lubee
Alton Munsey
Days Ferry
Frank P. Macfarlane
Frank Payson MacFarlane
Memorial Hospital
Cambridge
Henry
Marybelle MacFarlane
Mr. MacFarlane
Allston
the Pany
Bath Iron Works
Rogers Hardware Store
Front Street
Lielie C. Shumway
High Street
Oak Grove
Arrowsic notes on meetings and local social events
Town officers balanced the year's books at Mrs Norman Drummond's home. A Mothers club meeting is planned for February 12 at the schoolhouse. A Sunday skating party on Sewall's Pond hosted by the Sturmer and Phinney families drew a large crowd and a bright bonfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Drummmond
Hugh Eisenhauer
Charles Crosby
Raymond Ainsworth
Drummond
Arrowsie Mothers Club
Sewall's Pond
Russell Sturmer
Robert Phinney
Frank Rittall
Ronald
John Robbins
Ned
Leslie
Bion
Robert
Peter
William Phinney
Enos Gaudette
Ralph Steen
Robert Phinnes
YMCA Y Teens to Sponsor Valentine Dance Saturday
The YMCA Y-Teens will sponsor a Valentine dance for seventh to ninth graders on Saturday evening February 16 at the Y. Committees formed at a recent Y-Teens dance include ticket publicity program and intermission entertainment. Major organizers are Alden Adams Skipper Hill Alan Sweeney Christine Coombs Leah Layton Nancy Merchant Eddie Green Cody Stinson Ralph Allen Donna Knight and the Woolwich Tri-Hi-Y group will handle music with Caro Soule as committee chair. Ted Morton leads the program committee with helpers Larry Pangburg Doug Knight Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M C A. Y-Teens
Lorna Morton
Edward Morton
Alden Adams
Skipper Hill
Alan Sweeney
Christine Coombs
Leah Layton
Nancy Merchant
Eddie Green
Cody Stinson
Ralph Allen
Donna Knight
Woolwich Tri-Hi-Y Group
Caro Soule
Rowena — Sceiger
Deborah DeWick
Sharon Milliken
Sandra McGuire
Joan Galuza
Beverly Hateh
Carla Elwell
Ted Morton
Morton
Larry Pangburg
Doug Knight
Anne
West Bath Church Winter Services and Community Notes
West Bath church held its monthly winter service Sunday led by Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell at the Leonard Smith home. Doana Smith sang two hymns. March 3 meeting planned at Campbell Pond with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metcalf. Christmas Seals sales total 359 to date. Shamrocks 4-H met at Joan Ring’s home with several members present. Littlefield school fair January 26. Barbara and Christine Fuller won door prize. West Bath Sewing Group made bandages for Togus hospital and Red Cross. Local births noted at Bath Memorial Hospital and related family visits.
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West Bath
Oliver W. Bell
Leonard Smith
Doana
Robert Metcalf
Campbell Pond
Shamrocks
Joan Ring
Reta Hennessey
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Dottie Snowdon
Diana Bean
Littlefield School
James Bean
Francis Dechan
Togus Hospital
Red Cross
Oliver Wass
Courtney Stover
Stanley Rose
Alfred Condon
YMCA Junior High Club Plans February Activities
The YMCA Junior High Club met at the Y building to set upcoming months programs. President Ronnie Pashard led the session with committee reports and a basketball schedule including Woolwich Tri-Hi-Y, Coffin Grammar School, and St John’s Crusaders. Members also planned a skating party at Bowdoin College and a bowling outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Ronnie Pashard
Wayne Shaw
Woolwich
Brunswick
Coffin Grammar School
St. John's Crusaders
Tom Perry
Jim Hogan
Bob Soucie
Bowdoin College
Dennis Hallowell
Arthur Small
Gil Sprague
Kent Higgins
Bob Hawks
Wayne Snell
Education Commissioner To Speak Here Thursday
Dr Warren G Hill state commissioner of education will address Morse High School Thursday evening for the Ath Teacher club. The Sapada hoc Legislative Committee of Maine Teachers Association co sponsors the event and Hill will interpret the Jacobs Report recommendations seen as guiding upcoming educational legislation. Mrs Isabelle Bryant and Eugene Hunter co chair the program which opens at 730 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Hill
Morse High School
Ath Teacher Club
Sapadahoc Legislative Committee of
Maine Tachers’ Association
Jacobs
Isabelle Bryant
Eugene Hunter
Spanish War Veterans auxiliary to meet at G A R hall
Debbie teWick Bailey and Sara Jowett head a chaperone group with Laura Ann Warner as chairman. Ames and others form a refreshment committee under Harry L. Deering Jr. Members Ralph Alley James Lowery Leah Layton and Nancy Merchant assist. Meeting Thursday at 8 in Middle street G A R hall.
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Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Middle Street
Phippsburg Plans Meetings and Community Events
Town notices outline meetings at Morse High School to discuss the Jacobs Report on Maine schools and a Bodwell Range public bean supper with PLTA dance. Christian Service, YMCA youth Night, and sports events are scheduled, plus a townwide push to share the school planning report and ongoing discussions on the school building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Jacobs
Maine
Phippsburg Selectmen
Bodwell Vrange
Mark Harrington
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Parker Head
Karl Lowell
Phippsburg
Bath
Ym.c.a
Phippsburg Sportsman's Association
Riverside Hall
Phippsburg P.T .A
Wesley Church to Host Parent-Teacher Program Evening
Parents of Wesley Methodist School children are invited to a Wednesday seven o clock program at the church. Leaders will explain school work by department from cradle roll through senior high and adult study, with refreshments and room visits for parents to see Sunday study and worship activities. A recipe note mentions cooked dried lima beans with onion and brown sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Carlyle Taber
Marc N. King
Alvah A. Morse
John Swearingen
Edward Lowell
Robert Savage
Albert Whitney
Stanley Hunter
Leon Gower
Harold Payson
Ida Richardson
John Coombs
Sidney Knight
George Brctte
Charles Marble
D. K. Fielding
Thomas King
Oliver W. Bell
Walter J. Upham
Sewall Chapter DAR Names Delegates and Alternates
Sewall Chapter DAR elected delegates and alternates to two spring conferences. Delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington April 14 19 are Regen Maude Howard and Frances Smal with alternates Mildred Albee Lucy Armstrong Nellie Lord Anna Tubbs. Delegates to the state conference March 20 21 at the Lafayette Hotel Portland are Mrs Howard Merjorie Whitney Anna Tubbs Alice Potter Elnora Oliver Florence Woodside Grace Lawrence Catherine Owen with alternates Addie Bowker Flossie Mitchell Zephie Lowell Belle Vail Lile Niles Anne Hooker Lucy Armstrong Frances Small Louise Carlton. The meeting at Wesley Methodist Church opened with prayer and songs.
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D. A. KR
Colonel Dumme
Nellie Lord
Anna Tubbs
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Mrs. Howard
Merjorie Whitney
Alice Potter
Elnora Oliver
Florence Woodside
Grace Lawrence
Catherine Owen
Addi Bowker
Flossie Mitchell
Zephie Lowell
Belle Vail
Lile Niles
Anne Hooker
Lucuvy Armstron
Frances Small
Louise Carlton
Howard
Elvora Oliver
Lena King
Dummer Sewail
Lucy Armstrongy
Mildred Albee
Ralph Mittendorf
Ironton
Bath
Westbrook Romps Past Morse 70 31 in Paper City Hoop Clash
Westbrook High surged to a 70 31 basketball victory over Morse High at the Westbrook gym. Westbrook led 6 0 early as Bragdon Beals and Wormell fueled a 28 point first quarter. Morse struggled for rhythm and rebounds, shooting woes sealing the lopsided result with Morse trailing by 21 at halftime and 26 in the third before final period rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Westbrook
Paper City
Westbrook High School
Morse High Shipbuilders
Robbie Wormell
John Bragdon
Pete Beals
Blazers
Don Thayer
Bragdon
Beals
Wormell
Richard Harvey
Ray Bishop
Billy Russell
Bruce Weybrant
Boyd Harrington
Fred Brown
Shipbuilders
Charley Pierce
Steve Miller
Zoning Board Backs First National on Leeman Highway Expansion
The zoning board of appeals favored First National Stores petition to invest 200000 in a new brick building on the south side of Leeman highway. The plan includes frontage and 135 foot depth with potential 400 feet of southern expansion for bigger store and parking. An objection by Sun Oil Company was recorded but later withdrawn after trees would screen the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grocery
Leeman Highway
Zoning Board of Appeals
First National Stores, Inc
Dennis Gaudette
Warren F. Hawley
First National
Lgal
Sun Oil Company
Gaudette
David B. Soule
John McDonald
Boston
Center Street
Sears Roebuck and Company
McDonald
Sam Prawer
Dwight W. Pierce
Rodney FE. Ross
Harold J. Rubin
Gaudette-Hawley
Me” Pa
Rubin
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Yolds Church Discussion
Ham
Woolwich Mutual
John Bachulus
U. S. N. Ret
Carleton Day Reed, Jr
American Red Cross
Lenesta Ham
R.N
Lorna Hickman
Mary Britton
Anne Savage
Foster Point
Hickman
Robin
Wayne
Barley Neckroid
Leeman
Norris Waltz
Emma Waltz
Waldoboro
John Webber
William
Diane
Buxton
Topsham
Montyweag
Lemuel Preble
Roby Welch
Providence
T. Tarpy Seechulten
Alex
Woolwich Center
Boston Athletic Association
Boston Gardens
Thomas
University of New Hampshire
William Brann
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mountain Road
Granville Jowett
Donald Dean
Dorothy Parker
Auburn
Parker
Joseph McLaughlin
Kathy
Edith Campbell
Colin Dunn
Hale
Westport
Terri Lee Whittaker
Allen Frye
Lawrence R. Vail
Black House Point
Jane Pride
Lawrence
Valentine
Rene Roy
Jeanette Ellie
Stephen Goodenow, Jr
Bath Mimorial Hospital
Sambi
Y’s
Leonard Rainey
Center
Frederick Morse
Springfield
Robert Cummings
James Morse
Chicago
Joe Bennett
Arlington
Charles Stevens
Ellen Blair
Maurice Blair
Georgia Leach
Leach
Wesley Church
Sewall
Dar
Uscript
Bath Region Historical Club
Washington
Lincoln
Tubbs
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
Longfellow
Anna Lonn
Carol Cornish
Ellen Low
Lucy Lee Smith Marriott Small
Virginia McDaniel
Sandra Hathorne
Robert Jewell
Susan Bates
White House
Washington, D. C
Ada Happett
America
Ada Haggett
Beatrice Nordine
Enora Oliver
Esther White
Peart Reed
Doors Armstrong
Susan Reed
Elie
Willard
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