Bath Man Forms Advisory Council Spokesmen for Agents
Charlie Power of Be Retienel Agents joins the New York Life Insurance advisory council in New York City for a week long session. The council, created in 1946, acts as liaison for agents, presenting field problems to company management. Community notices list many local residents attending hospital, travel, or family events.
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Chariie Power
Be Retienel Agents’ Advisory
New York Life Innocete Company
Bath Sunlight
New York City
Powers
Ae Aevereesing
Oeous Advisory Council
Lished
Obey
Reginald Callahan Jr Visits Mother in New London
Reginald Callahan Jr USN stationed at New London Conn spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Reginald Callahan of 2 Weeks Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Callahan, Jr
USN
New London, Conn
Reginald Callahan
2 Weeks Street
Habersham trio heads to Augusta for special session
State Senator Joseph W. Larrabee and Rep J Horace McGlure left Monday for Augusta where the 94th Legislature convened in special session. Mr and Mrs Paut Hurd and Pete Chip of West Bath visited friends in Rockland and Damariscotta during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Larrabee
Rock Hill Inn
J. Horace McGlure
Washington Street
Augusta
Paut Hurd
Pete Chip
West Bath
Rockland
Damariscotta
Farrow and Ingraham Start Weeklong Vacation
Gordon E. Farrow and H. Ingraham of Senters Inc. began a week long vacation Monday. They are taking time off work as part of a company paid leave plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon E. Farrow
H. Ingraham
Emat Senters, Inc
Mrs Clayton Andrews Edith Hunter and Cools Visit Bath
Mrs Clayton Andrews Mrs Edith Hunter and Mr and Mrs Richard Cool of Bingham were guests of friends in Bath recently.
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Clayton Andrews
Edith Hunter
Richard Cool of
Bingham
Bath
Morse High Sophomore Returns After Five-Week Illness
Miss Sandra Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs George Reynolds of Center Street, Morse High School sophomore, returns to studies Thursday after a five week absence due to illness.
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Sandra Reynolds
George Reynolds
Center Street
Morse High School
Fire Chief Visits Auburn and University of Maine Student Arrives
Fire Chief Richard Frates was a visitor in Auburn Friday evening. Miss Alice Lorraine Purdue, a University of Maine junior, arrived at her parents home on Washington Street to spend the remainder of the week. Miss Sally Cummings of Washington Street attended the Morse-Edward Little game in Auburn Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riva Civia
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Miss Greenblatt
University of Maine
Kappa Delta Pi
Education Honor Society
Indiana
Richard Frates
Auburn
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Joseph O. Purdue
Sally Cummings
Dinner Guests Include Wonser and Mehlhorns
Mr and Mrs Frederick J Wonser of 40 Floral Street and Mr and Mrs Robert P Mehlhorn recently joined Mr and Mrs Herbert E Mehlhorn of Brunswick for dinner and social time in a neighborhood gathering.
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Frederick J. Wonser
Floral Street
Robert P. Mehlhorn
Herbert E. Mehlhorn
Brunswick
Gaudreaus Visit Family in Portland Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Edward L Gaudreau Jr and family of Portland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edward L Gaudreau at 1519 Washington Street, the elder Gaudreaus' home.
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Edward L. Gaudreau
Portland
Mr. Gaudreau
1519
Washington Street
Ski weekend guests in Rumford amid competitions
Miss Carolyn Rogers and Mrs Courtney Stover spend the weekend in Rumford to witness the ski events as guests of Miss Rogers brother and family. Mr and Mrs Hayden Rogers and Miss Marguerite Rines RN night supervisor at Mercy Hospital Portland arrive Friday for a brief visit with her parents on Granite Street. She returns to Mercy Hospital duties Monday.
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Carolyn Rogers
Courtney Stover
Rumford
Miss Rogers
Hayden Rogers
Marguerite Rines
R. N
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Chester Rines
Granite Street
Mrs Craft Leaves for Greenfield Road to Aid Ill Daughter
Mrs. William J. Craft of Washington Street travels to Greenfield Massachusetts to assist her daughter Mrs. Irwin F. Hutchins formerly Miss Laura Craft who is ill.
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William J. Craft
Washington Street
Greenfield
Mass
Irwin F. Hutchins
Hutchins
Laura Craft
Stork shower honors Mrs Madelyn Elwell at Brunswick home
Mrs Gertrude Delano and Mrs Doris King of Bath were guests at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Blanche Preble of Brunswick for her daughter Mrs Madelyn Elwell. Donald Povich, student at the University of Maine, spent the weekend with his parents at 980 Middle Street.
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Gertrude Delano
Doris King
Bath
Blanche Preble
Brunswick
Madelyn Elwell
Donald Povich
University of Maine
Morris S. Povich
Middle Street
Goods Visit Delanos in East Boothbay Sunday
Mr and Mrs George J Good of Washington street were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Orson Delano in East Boothbay The Delanos formerly resided in Bath and hosted the visit
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George J. Goodwin
Washington Street
Orson Delano
East Boothbay
Family visits span Boston and Woolwich weekend
Kathy Lee and David Bruce Phillips of Woolwich stayed with grandmother Mrs. Goldie Chaney at 18 Cato Avenue. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips and sister Cynthia Ann joined for a weekend in Boston.
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Kathy Lee
David Bruce Phillips
Woolwich
Goldie Chaney
Cato Avenue
William Phillips
Cynthia Ann
Boston
Miss Dennison Graduates In Medical Photography
Miss Judith Dennison daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Dennison graduates from the School of Medical Photography Rochester General Hospital Rochester New York on January 31 and visits her parents at 49 Green Street. Her fiance James MacKenzie of Detroit will arrive later this week for a February 18 wedding. Meanwhile the Mikels family returns from New York City after funeral services for Rachael Mikels Israel at Ferncliff Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Longley
C. W. Longley
Court Street
Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing
Newbury Street
Boston
Longley
Judith Dennison
William W. Dennison
School of Medical Photography
Rochester General Hospital
Rochester
N. Y
Green Street
Ruth M. Silverman
Sophia
Bessie
Esther Mikels
New York City
Rachael Mikels Israel
Ferncliff Memorial Cemetery
Hartsdale
Lawrence Schwartz
White Plains
Mrs Edna M Stott at Corset Show in Parker House Boston
Mrs Edna M Stott of the Edna Mae shop attends the Corset and Underwear show at the Parker House in Boston.
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Edna M. Stott
Edna Mae Shop
Parker House
Boston
Drake and Lombard kin share dinner visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Drake Jr of High Street recently dined with Mr. and Mrs. Reginald T. Lombard in South Portland.
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J. Edward Drake, Jr
High Street
Mr. Drake
Reginald T. Lombard
South Portland
Mitchells Host Brother Visit in Brunswick
William Mitchell of Brunswick was a recent guest of his brother James E. Mitchell of 374 Washington Street.
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William Mitchell
Brunswick
James E. Mitchell
Washington Street
Maine State Trooper Powers Joins Governor Payne Detail
State Trooper Francis W Powers recently completed duties in Bath and moved from Washington Street to Eastern Avenue Augusta and now serves as personal chauffeur for Gov and Mrs Frederick G Payne. Mr and Mrs Clinton D Wilson and daughter Fernande LaRochelle visited in Boston Tuesday. Four year old Karlene Saucier daughter of Reginald J Saucier of Washington Street broke a leg and will wear a cast for four more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Frederickson
USN
Washington Street
Mediterranean
E. G. Small
Europe
Africa
Francis W. Powers
Maine State Police
Frederick G. Payne
Bath
Eastern Avenue
Augusta
Clinton D. Wilson
Middle Street
Fernande LaRochelle
Boston
Karlene Saucier
Reginald J. Saucier
Mrs. Raymond Davis Presumed Recovering After Surgery
Mrs. Raymond Davis of Valley Road is reported convalescing satisfactorily after an operation performed early last week at Memorial Hospital.
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Raymond Davis
Valley Road
Memorial Hospital
Notable Local Passages and Home News
Donald Spear and Mrs Allan Spear of 45 Pearl Street take a short break from University of Maine studies. Olive Bowker, formerly a Memorial Hospital patient, is now at Presley Convalescent and Maternity Home at 593 Washington Street. Friends may call 1 to 3 PM. Converse Fenn and Rodney E Ross Jr spent the weekend ice fishing at Moosehead Lake.
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Christine Rader
Washington Street
The
Memorial Hospi
Adelbert W. Hall
Bedford Street
Memorial Hospital
Donald Spear
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
University of Maine
Olive Bowker
Presley
Converse Fenn
High Street
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Moosehead Lake
Masons Gather at Lewiston Lodge Meeting
George Goodwin Edward Miller Abbott Redlon Hollis Garey Waldo Brooks David Al kazin Norman Alkazin Dr. Paul Bagdikian and Granville Colby were among the Scottish Rite Masons attending the meeting at the Lewiston Lodge of Perfection Friday evening.
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George Goodwin
Edward Miller
Abbott Redlon
Hollis Garey
Waldo Brooks
David Alkazin
Norman Alkazin
Paul Bagdikian
Granville Colby
Lewiston Lodge of Perfection
Local social notes from Bath and Orono and Cambridge visit
Fred Bolduc returned to the University of Maine in Orono after a weekend with Mrs. Bolduc at Turner's Court. Arthur G. Spear of Portland, a former State Senator, visited Bath on Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert R Andrews returned to Cambridge Massachusetts after visiting Mrs Andrews' parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Stanton at 21 Somerset Place.
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Fred Bolduc
Orono
University of Maine
Mrs. Bolduc
Turner's Court
Arthur G. Spear
Portland
Bath
Robert R. Andrews
Cambridge
Mass
Turner’s Court
Lester Blonder
Sandy Blonder
Arthur W. Gediman
Andrews Road
Pine Tree Society leader speaks on camp and home work
Mrs. Marie I. Preston, director of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults, spoke at Topsham grange meeting Saturday evening about the society’s work and showed pictures of the camp and Hyde Memorial Home.
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Marie I. Preston
Pine Tree Society For
Camp and Hyde Memorial
Topsham Grange
College students begin two year program at Maine Vo Tech Institute
Albion Fleming and Edwin R Jr join the Maine Vocational Technical Institute class of 1952 to pursue an accelerated two year course totaling 1600 hours of shop work and theory plus 1200 hours in Mathematics Crafting Science and other academic subjects including English Human Relations Economics and Business Methods.
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Albion Fleming
Adams Court
Edwin R. Jr
Tallman Street
Bennett
Middle Street
Maine Vocational-Technical Institute
Augusta
Condition of Dr. Virginia Clay Hamilton Improves
Friends learn that Dr. Virginia Clay Hamilton has shown marked improvement after ten days with pneumonia at Memorial hospital. Frank Pagurko, a Boston student, spent the weekend in Bath. Mrs. Allen Little of Turner’s Court stays with Mrs. James Little and sons Gerald and Tom at their Dromore home while Mrs. McElroy of Brooklyn attends her mother’s funeral in New York.
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Virginia Clay Hamilton
Memorial Hospital
Allen Little
Turner’s Court
James Little
Gerald
Tom
Dromore
New York
McElroy
Brooklyn
Lambert Park man moves in with daughter in Phippsburg
Carl Smith of Lambert Park now resides with his daughter Mrs Lawrence Scott at Stony Brook Road Phippsburg following family arrangements.
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Carl Smith
Lambert Park
Mrs
Lawrence Scott
Stony Brook Road
Phippsburg
Augusta Woman's Club to Host Mrs Marie I Preston
Mrs Marie I Preston executive secretary of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults will be guest speaker Friday at the Augusta Womans club meeting at the Fuller House. She will discuss the Hyde Memorial Home.
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Marie I. Preston
The
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Augusta Womans Club
Fuller House
Preston
Hyde Memorial
Bath Family Wintering in California and Maine Kin Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl Grenier former Bath residents now in Island Falls are spending the winter in Los Angeles California. Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden of South Portland former Bath residents called at Memorial hospital Wiscasset to visit Mrs Madden's father Harry A Beals. They also visited Mr Madden's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles I Madden Jr and father Charles I Madden Sr of Mechanic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grenier
Bath
Island Falls
Los Angeles
Calif
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
Madden
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
The
Memorial Hospital
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
Donald F. Smith Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Donald F. Smith has returned to his residence at 54 Granite Street after a lengthy stay at Memorial Hospital.
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Donald F. Smith
Granite Street
Memorial Hospital
Auburn Couple Visit Sparks Washington Street Friends
Mr and Mrs Archie Seekins and daughter Judith of Auburn were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Seekins on Washington Street. Mrs Ralph Seekins celebrated her birthday with a family dinner. Dr Earl L Wade begins an eight week Advanced Course in Oral Surgery at Tufts Dental College attending classes each Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie L. Seekins
Judith
Auburn
Ralph Seekins
Washington Street
Earl L. Wade
Tufts Dental College
Wade
High Street Visitor Shifts To Southwest Harbor
High street resident, formerly visiting her niece Mrs. Robert Harrington and Mr Harrington of Schenectady NY, is now calling on her nephew and wife, Mr and Mrs Willis Ballard of Southwest Harbor.
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High Street
Robert Harrington
Harrington
Schenectady, N. Y
Willis Ballard
Southwest Harbor
Nurse Returns Home for Two Week Vacation
A nurse from Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston arrived Saturday at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Walter J McElman, 12 Valley Road, for a two week vacation.
Visitor Miss Mary Cunningham in Fortland Monday
Miss Mary Cunningham served as a visitor in Fortland on Monday. Local records note her brief stay and engagement with community activities during the day.
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Mary Cunningham
Fortland
Helping Hand club meets for cards and birthday cake
Bath residents describe a Helping Hand club gathering held Thursday evening at Mrs. Emile J. Cyr's High street home. After a brief business session led by President Mrs. Cyr, guests enjoyed beano and cards with a Valentine themed refreshment table centered by a heart shaped birthday cake for Mrs. Oliver Foster who received gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Cyr Mrs. Foster Mrs. Clifford White Mrs. Leo Rossignol Mrs. Charles Swearingen Mrs. E C Sirois Mrs. William Cormier Mrs. Sylvia Langlais Mrs. Leland Green Mrs. Francois Vaillant court and Mrs. John Henderson.
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Helping Hand Club
Emile J. Cyr
High Street
Cyr
Oliver Foster
Foster
Clifford White
Leo Rossignol
Charles Swearingen
E. C. Sirois
William Cormier
Sylvia Langlais
Leland Green
Francois Vaillancourt
John Henderson
Winter Street Ladies Plan Food Sale At Next Meeting
The Winter Street Ladies Aid met Friday at two with Mrs. Raymond Welch and others as hostesses. Forty members attended. President Mrs. Edgar Leavitt led a business session approving a food sale for next Friday and requesting member contributions. Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy reviewed Cheaper By the Dozen by Gilbreth and Carey. Tea was served by Mrs. Kimble and Mrs. Gannon.
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Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Raymond Welch
Walter H. Bowker
Langdon T. Snipe
Homer Potter
Elmer Williams
Edgar Leavitt
Carl Y. Kennedy
Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Earl Kimble
Lewis Gannon
George Sargent
Frederick Klippel
Mabel Owen
Charles Messenger
Fred Hooper
Junior Boosters Plan Valentine Party At Hyde Park
The Junior Boosters 4 H club met led by Mrs. Stanley Chappell with president Patricia Boucher. They planned a Valentine party and during the work period cut dress patterns with Chappell and her daughter Jackie. The group will meet Tuesday February 7 after school at the Hyde Park community building. Attendees included Patricia Boucher Patricia Main Shirley Ketchum Lillian Louise Lorraine Allaine and Roberta Morse.
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Stanley Chappell
Patricia Boucher
Youth Fellowship Holds Meeting at Bea con Street Church
A Friday evening Youth Fellowship gathering at the Bea con Street church vestry voted to hold the regular meeting Sunday. Miss Carolyn Stackpole led the group with Mrs. Doris Steen reading a letter from India. Players included Carolyn Stackpole Ralph Champeon David Drake Fred Fox M A Gordon James Steen and Doris Steen with Champeon and Steen posting the top score in table pool.
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Beacon Street
Carolyn Stackpole
Doris Steen
India
Ralph Champeon
David Drake
Fred Fox
M. A. Gordon
James Steen
Winter Street Men's Club Hosts Speaker on Business Outlook
The Winter Street Men's club heard J William Schulze of Bath Iron Works discuss The Business Outlook, tracing historical business cycles and offering an optimistic view. A large turnout despite weather, a baked ham supper, and a plan for future joint meetings and a dart ball challenge with Beacon Street Men's club were announced.
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Winter Street
J. William Schulze
Bath Iron Works
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Delmar Bates
Walter Hill
Henry Small
Central Church Men’s Club
Malcolm Doble
Roy Lawrence
Joseph O. Purdue
G. Thomas Murphy
Beacon Street
Linwood Abbott
Club Forty-Two reviews mid-Winter conference highlights
Mrs Norman Adams led a review of the mid Winter conference highlights at the Club Forty-Two meeting held Wednesday evening. Attendees from Augusta included Mrs Elliott Hanson Mrs Joseph Mullaney Mrs Leonard Smith Mrs David Clark Mrs Kenneth Jaquith Mrs Ernest Avery Jr and Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En’s
Norman Adams
Augusta
Elliott Hanson
Joseph Mullaney
Leonard Smith
David Clark
Kenneth Jaquith
Ernest Avery, Jr
Skating and Sliding Party Planned by Program Committee
Harriette O'Reilly reports a skating and sliding party for Wednesday evening. Members meet in the club room at 7 30 and bring box lunches. February appointments to the house committee include Mrs Norman Adams and Mrs Harry Allen. The weekly prize from Mrs Leonard Smith was won by Mrs Harry Allen. By-Laws committee meets at Mrs Joseph Mullaney's home on Denny road and Ways and Means at Mrs Bernard Pratt Jr.'s Bailey street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette O'Reilly
Norman Adams
Harry Allen
Leonard Smith
Joseph Mullaney
Denny Road
Beacon Brotherhood Holds Church Meeting for Boy Scout Fund
The Beacon Brotherhood met in the church vestry with James Steen presiding in the president’s absence. They discussed raising funds for the Boy Scouts, planned a supper and entertainment, and formed supper and entertainment committees. A four-reel film showed, a lunch was served, and a dart ball game ended in defeat for the first team. Charles Henderson was home run king with Daniel Lord, Jr., close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Brotherhood
James Steen
M. A. Gordon
Boy Scouts
Arthur Packard
Dean Bonney
Daniel Lord, Jr
John Howe
Daniel Lord
William Craft
Otis
Clifton Tedford
Charles Henderson
Fred Fox
Ralph Champion
Roger Pierce
M.A. Gordon
Howard Larrabee
Carleton Pye
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars installs Ruby Wilson
The V F W Auxiliary met at the post home with large turnout as Ruby Wilson became junior vice president. A food sale at Rogers Hardware is planned for Feb 11 at 10 a.m. Wilson named sale chair. A public card party at 807 Washington St on Washington's birth day Feb 22 at 8 p.m. was planned with Doris Shocker and Christine Wetherington in charge. Refreshments were served to members and the post at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Home
Ruby Wilson
Hazel Grant
Rogers’ Hardware Store
Washington Street
Washington
Doris Shocker
Christine Wetherington
Vera Talbot
Mary Hart
Hilda Wetherington
Suzie Makes a Dress Film Shows Color and Cloth Choices
A colored film on how to pick type, size, cloth and color for a dress is shown by Siawphieity Pattern Co. and Alon Educational Service. Attendees include Marie Mi chaud, Joan Batchelder, Marion Holmes, Martha Woods, Marcia Marquis, Ann Cohen, Jean Berry, 1 Warner, Norma Brewer, Madelyn Guerette, Catherine Wallace, Elsie Thayer, Jean Brown, Irene Everett, Marjorie Bourget, Barbara King, Kateri Costain and Elaine Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzie
Siawphieity Pattern Co
Alon Educational Service
Marie Michaud
Joan Batchelder
Marion Holmes
Martha Woods
Marcia Marquis
Ann Sr
Ann Cohen
Jean Berry
1 Warner
Norma Brewer
Madelyn Guerette
Catherine Wallace
Elsie Thayer
Jean Brown
Irene Everett
Marjorie Bourget
Barbara King
Kateri Costain
Elaine Pinkham
Kateon Auxiliary Holds Meeting Plans Charity Card Party
Veterans of Ish War Auxiliary Ernest Kateon camp met at the G A R hall. Members packed clothing for needy families and held a six o clock box lunch. A vote set a card party for the first and third Thursdays after noon starting Feb 16 and a council meeting in Bath in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Ish War Auxiliary
Ernest Kateon
G. A. R. Hall
Department Council
Bath
Nequasset Mothers Club Plans Valentine Party
Mrs Kay Stevens hosted Nequasset Mothers Club at her Woolwich state road home Thursday evening. They planned a Valentine party for Nequasset school children and announced the next meeting at Mrs Evelyn Bakers Nequasset road. Ada Cross won a mystery package brought by Mrs Alice Baker. refreshments were served by the host with several helpers.
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Kay Stevens
Nequasset
Ethel Seegers
Violet Beals
Tina Moisson
Ruby Stinson
Gertrude Stacey
Marion Hanson
Marjorie Woerter
Margaret Dodge
Ethel Blake
Ada Cross
Midge Maass
Alice Baker
Vera Fogg
William Riley
Phi Kappa Delta Elects Ten New Members in Weekly Meet
Members gathered at Mrs. Aubrey Steen home at 209 Center Street for a business session. Ten new membership cards were issued and new members voted in. Miss Norma Leeman and Miss Ella Lou Smith of Farmington State Teachers College attended as guests of honor. The next meeting will be at Miss Jane Leeman’s home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Delta
Aubrey Steen
Center Street
Norma Leeman
Ella Lou Smith
Farmington State Teachers College
Jane Leeman
High Street
Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Plan State Convention in Bath
Beta Sigma Phi groups BETA chapters met Tuesday to discuss the annual State convention to be held in Bath in spring. The convention committee will meet Mrs. Frank A. Danforth on High street to continue plans. Theta chapter hosted Mrs. Edmund M. Staples as guest speaker at a gathering arranged by Mrs. Walten H. Troop and Miss Priscilla Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
XI Beta
Beta Sigma Phi
Bath
Frank A. Danforth
High Street
Theta Chapter
Edmund M. Staples
Walten H. Troop
Troop
Priscilla Perkins
William Turpie
Helen Hayes
Washington Street
Mildred H. Trott
Catherine H. Legard
Day's Ferry Mothers Club Plans Clock Purchase
At Friday's meeting the Day's Ferry Mothers Club voted to buy a new electric clock for Day's Ferry School. After business, members enjoyed games and refreshments. A covered dish supper is set for Feb 16 at Doris Carter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Hyde Park Farm Bureau Meets For Collar and Neckline Demonstration
Hyde Park Farm Bureau met Thursday at 7 30 in the home of Mrs. Glenys Berry 411 Lark street with co host Mrs Irma Berry Esther Billington demonstrated collar and neckline fashions using a sewing machine showing seaming methods The next meeting is March 2 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Isa Low 50 Granite street co host Mrs Catherine Talbot demonstrating agent will discuss convenient storage Guests invited to attend and to notify Mrs Low at 503 W if attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Farm Bureau
Glenys Berry
Lark Street
Irma Berry
Esther Billington
Isa Low
Granite Street
Catherine Talbot
Low
Mothers Club Meeting in Sagadahoc Completes Busy Session
The Sagadahoc Mothers Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nelson Rice with 14 members present. After the business meeting canasta was played. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be February 16 at Mrs. Sadie Thomas’s home with Mrs. Beulah Crocker as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Acadia Lodge Elects Officers and Plans Events
Acadia Lodge No. 13 Knights of Pythias met with the newly installed officers presiding. John Brown was named press correspondent and committee appointments will be set at the next meeting. Plans for card parties and entertainments were announced. attendance is urged for the next Thursday meeting due to a special message from the new Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Brown
Warner
Youth Fellowship Meeting At Beacon Street Church
Sunday night gathering at Beacon Street Church led by Caroline Stackpole. Ralph Champion offered prayer. David Drake read the poem The Psalm of Life. Doris Steen read a letter from India from Dorothy Clark Wilson of the Maine conference. The subject was Come With Me To India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church
Caroline Stackpole
Ralph Champion
David Drake
Doris Steen
India
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Maine
Cub Pack 55 Den Leads Pack Meeting at Winter Street Church
Cub Scouts of Pack 55 at Winter Street church held a Friday den meeting. Dr Earl L Wade presented color moving pictures of a New Brunswick fishing expedition captured by Wade. Cubmaster Hodge reminded boys of the Father Son Banquet at Huse school Wednesday and next Friday’s regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 4
Winter Street Church
Earl L. Wade
New Brunswick
Wade
Hodge
Huse School
Teen Age Sewing Circle Luncheon Meeting Recaps
The Teen Age Sewing circle from 4-H met in Mrs. Granville Colby’s room at noon Thursday for a luncheon. Joan Batchelder and Jen Berry were captains of a discussion that highlighted project progress and upcoming club activities.
World Wide Guild Presents In the Direction of Dreams
The World Wide Guild of Corliss Street Baptist Church staged a Sunday program at seven pm titled In the Direction of Dreams. The girls highlighted how Christian young people across the community pursue faith guided aspirations and service opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild of Corliss Street Baptist Church
Boy Scout Troop to Attend Church Service
Reverend Arvid L Anderson will lead a Sunday evening service with a trumpet solo by Frank McPherson and the Boy Scout troop of the church invited as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid L. Anderson
Frank McPherson
Boy Scout
Sacred Heart Circle February social speaker
At the Sacred Heart Circle February social Daughters of Isabella, Tuesday at eight, will hear Melvin Henderson of Kennebec Greenhouses speak on floral arrangements. The committee includes Mrs. Effie Miller as chairman and members Nellie Johnson Annie Turcotte Demorise Hart Mary Barber Josephine Eastman Catherine Reardon Yvette Bisson Estella Comeau Nora McLaughlin Arline Gay Corinne Hayes Clara Sonia Adeline Bourque Hannah Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Melvin Henderson
Kennebec Greenhouses
Effie Miller
Nellie Johnson
Annie Turcotte
Demorise Hart
Mary Barber
Josephine Eastman
Catherine Reardon
Yvette Bisson
Estella Comeau
Nora McLaughlin
Arline Gay
Corinne Hayes
Clara Sonia
Adeline Bourque
Hannah Curran
Ministers Club Plans Lenten Service and Pupil Exchange
Ministers club met at Grace Episcopal parish house with eight clergymen. They planned a Union Lenten service to be held February 22 at Winter Street Congregational church with Rev. Arvid L. Anderson officiating. A pupil exchange Sunday was discussed for a later meeting. A revival question was discussed by Rev. Canon Charles M. Tubbs and others. The Nazarene church event is scheduled for March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers Club
Grace Episcopal Church
Winter Street Congregational Church
Arvid L. Anderson
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Canon Charles M. Tubbs
C. R. Sims
J. O. Purdue
Church of the Nazarene
Beacon Street Women plan silver teas and swap party
The Beacon Street W.S.C.S met Monday in the vestry with devotions led by the spiritual life secretary. A letter from Dorothy Clark Wilson, author of Prince of Egypt, noted she is in India wintering for material. Captains were named for teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
W.s.cs
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Prince of
Egypt
India
Jane Shea
Everett Lemont
Blanche Locke
Melvin Mitchell
Elaine Mitchell
James Steen
Miss Webber
Dain
Packard
Elks Plan Feb 10 Meeting With Charley Miller Show
Bath lodge of Elks reschedules to February 10 to attend a benefit show by Maine Guide Charlie Miller at City Hall auditorium. Proceeds go to the Polio Fund. Miller discusses Maine outdoor life. Menu includes fish and meat. annual Past Exalted Rulers Night with initiation led by past rulers. committee led by Edward J. McMann and other past rulers assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edward J. McMann
Genesta Chapter Installs Members at Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter O E S met at the Masonic Temple with a goodly number of members and guests. The treasurer Mrs Freda Bagdikian and sentinel Luther Thompson were installed by Worthy Patron Harold Cutting due to illness in their families. The group announced obligation night February 17 and a rummage sale in February. A social hour and games followed with refreshments.
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Masonic Temple
Freda Bagdikian
Sentinel
Luther Thompson
Harold Cutting
Arthur Packard
Beverly Packard
Mildred Clark
Irene Rice
Cosmopolitan Club to host Edward Rowe Snow lecture
Mrs. Frederick Moffatt announced theCosmopolitan club sponsored lecture by Edward Rowe Snow, noted author on lighthouses and New England shorelines, scheduled for Thursday March 9. Continued on Page Seven.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Edward Rowe Snow
New England
Atlantic Coast
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