World Day of Prayer events lead parish activities in Wiscasset
In Wiscasset events at St Philip's and First Congregational reflect World Day of Prayer. Attendees include Mrs Soule Mrs Cowley and others with ushers and collectors named. Meetings at the parish house feature Rev Stanley Johnson presenting slides from Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's Church
St. Philip's
David Soule
Charles Cowley
Henry Darling
Congregational Church
Walter Sherman
Guy Johnson
Juanita Groves
Roy Marston
Eugene McGrath
Gerald Sherman
Harvey Beane
Robert MacQueston
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Stanley Johnson
Austria
Day's Ferry Church Forms Ladies Aid in Woolwich
An organizing meeting of the Day's Ferry church Ladies Aid elected officers and planned activities. The group, likely the first such society in the historic Woolwich church, will meet the first and third Tuesdays at the Day's Ferry community clubhouse.
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Ladies Aid of the Day’s Ferry Church
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Ralph Durgan
Wallace Ham
Walter Sleeper
Edward Gallant
Albert Richard
Gallant
Road
Woolwich groups host social events and town notices
Woolwich clubs met at Homes of Mrs Kay Gainsley and Mrs Doris Haley for a Valentine party and planning session for the Easter campaign. Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary, Willing Workers and town residents shared meetings, births, deaths, school events, and upcoming fundraisers with details on attendees and locations.
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Good Will Club
Kay Gainsley
River Road
Leo Paradis
Gainsley
Ethel Bailey
Lincoln Street
Bath
Woolwich Man Randall Orr Passes Bar Exams
Randall H. Orr, 32, of Woolwich, a Bath businessman, is among 10 candidates to pass the bar exam. A Portland University Law School graduate with a Maine bachelor’s degree, he plans to practice in Bath and continue running Randy’s Texacote on Route 1. Orr seeks Bath Court Recorder, with other candidates from Bath and Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall H. Orr
Woolwich
Randy's Texacotellon
Bath
Orr
Portland University Law School
University of Maine
Providence
R. I
Eleanor Davis
Bath Court
Ronald Hart
David Klickstein
Merle James
Topsham
Smith- Tobey Post
American Legion
Amvets
West Bath Sewing Group Works On Easter Seals Mailers
The West Bath Sewing group met at Mrs. Francis Dehan’s home Thursday evening to assemble Easter Seals mailers. Attendees included Hague, Mrs. Oliver Wass, Mrs. Courtney Stover, Mrs. Stanley Rose and Mrs. Harold Perkins. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Francis Deehan
Ose
Hague
Oliver Wass
Courtney Stover
Stanley Rose
Harold Perkins
Irving Burnham
Lawrence Burnham
York
Robert Burnham
Surprise party honors Sears retiree in Bath
Mrs. Percy Pratt, a Sears Roebuck & Co. office worker for 70 years, is honored at a surprise party hosted by Mrs. Reginald Cote and Sears employees at the Drummond home in Bath. The event features a casserole dinner, Valentine decor, and gifts including a silver tray and china arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Pratt
Reginauld Cote
Sears Roebuck & Co
Bath
Norman Drummond
Warren F. Hawley Jr
Pratt
Sears & Roebuck Co
Dorothy Wood
Vona Brown
Madeline Oliver
Christine Watts
Sylvia Bowers
Irene Hunt
Charlotte Doyle
Mary Baker
Ruth Mullaney
Doris Small
Earlem Cromwell
Drummonds
Youngsters Find 185.85 Worth Of Uncashed Checks
Two Bath youths ages 10 and 14 turned over to police uncashed checks totaling 185.85 found in a snow bank near Topsham. The bag also contained about 20 in cash and was left at the SAGE base. Patrolman Russell I. Alexander investigated the loss and concluded the bag was dropped by someone who found it and removed the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Jack McCall, Jr
McCall
Oliver Street
Barbara Brown
Marshall Brown
Tower Circle
SAGE
Topsham
Popsham
Russell I. Alexander
Past Lecturers Night Observed at West Bath Grange Meeting
West Bath Grange held a Past Lecturers Night with all officers for the business session being past lecturers. Alice Burgess organized arrangements and the program featured music, dances, readings, and a Lincoln tableau. A future school of instruction by State Deputy Clyde Bailey was announced along with a Beans For Youth supper.
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Manchester
Madden
Claude Beals
Old State Road
Fernand Bailey
Mountain Road
Pearl Hilton
Raymond Belanger
Roseann
Harold Tasker
Malcom Hassan
Gary
Woolwich
Albert Moore
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bath Memorial Hospital
Moore
Shirley Hunnewell
J. Vinal Hunnewell
Montsweag
Paul de Vore
Cathy
Samuel Soule
Wiscasset
Bernard Bailey
Montsweag Road
Josephine Johnson
Clyde Bailey
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Mere Riconeag Grange
North Harpswell
Elbert Woodman
Bruce
Brian
Nequasset
Woodman
Margaret Woodman
Nobleboro
John Carleton
Hugh Madden
Mainchester
N. H
Carleton
Thomas Schulten
T. Tarpy Schulten
Woolwich Center
Norfolk
Newport
R. I
Ellison
Reginald Stacey
William Robson
Murphy’s Corner
Charles Haley
Lewiston
Bertram Crocker
Bath Iron Works
Marion Hanson
Stagecoach Inn
Bath
Woolwich P. T. A
Central School
Robert de Wick
John McPhail
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Cub Scouts
Ira Witham
Ira II
Aire
Cynthia
Clinton
Witham
West Bath Grange
Alice Burgess
Edwin Haggett
Doris Wing
Topsham
Alice Johnson
Mattie Collins
Mary Gaudreau
Ila Day
Pomona
Ethel McDonald
Lacey Armstrong
Ceres
Thelma Sylvester
Ponona
Eva Lemont
Mmnister
West Batherauine
Carver
Lucy Armstrong
Frank Carver
Esther Andrews
Ada Larrabee
Mronge
Clyde Baileys
Lany
Ladies Aid
the Grange
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Arnold Maxwell at Winnegamie Club
Mrs. Arnold Maxwell was guest of honor at a stork shower Friday evening at the Winnegamie Community Club house. Hostesses were her nieces Miss Donna Morse and Miss Judy Morse. A pink and blue bassinet displayed gifts as refreshments were served.
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Arnold Maxwell
Winnegame
Maxwell
Donna Morse
Judy Morse
Edward Williams
Arthur Williams
Jennie Lewis
Shirley Temple
John Perkins
Alvin Mitchell
Shirley Pratt
Lloyd Rogers
John G. Morse, Jr
Frances Morse
Ilarald Mott
Ralph Williams
John Williams
Francenna Williams
Edward Skillin
Maurice Skillin
Frederick Thomas
William Guillman
Richard Morse
Gloria Pratt
Lveola Mott
Woolwich Heart Fund Tag Day Set for Feb 14
On February 14 the Woolwich Heart Fund Tag Day will be held with workers Nancy Berry Ruth Soule Janice Baker and others. Mrs David Bb Soule announces the event naming lead solicitors and a large team of volunteers including Mrs Margaret Gardiner Mrs Gerald Creamer Miss Toni Dodie Mrs Elmer McFarland and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Heart Fund
David Bb. Soule
Nancy Berry
Ruth Soule
Janice Baker
Margaret Gardiner
Gerald Creamer
Loring Edgerly
Hollis Leeman
William Berry
Clyde Bailey
Toni Dodie
Elmer McFarland
FE. Sullivan
Gilbert Hathorne
Linda Roderick
Herbert Wright
Harvey Chubbuck
Just Wold
Leo King
Montsweag Fellowship To Assist In Service Feb 22
The Montsweag Baptist Youth Fellowship will assist the Rev. Stephen Sidebotham with a service at the Old Folks Home on Sunday February 22. The meeting was led by Freddy Bailey and included prayers, readings, and a quiz. Seventeen members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Leona Bailey
Lynn McIntire
Freddy Bailey
Nancy McLaughlin
Robert Hamlin
Winifred Reynolds
Randolph
Hamlin
Joshua McLaughlin
Libby Hill Road
Gardiner
Cedric Hamlin
Call's Hill
Dresden
Helen McLaughlin
Hartford
Ames Textile Co
Heart Fund
Carleton MacCobb
South Dresden
William Brown
Stephen Powell
West Dresden
Chester Dorr
Dresden Center
James Manelick
Alvin Jewett
Dresden Mills
Dresden-Richmond
St. John's Episcopal Church
Eirnest Cate
Charles E. Karsten, Jr
Ernest W. Cate
Bruce Alexander
Dorr Woodward
Keustrer
Elmer Berry
Charles E. Foss
Katy Shenclin
Kenneth Woodward
Gardiner General Hospital
West Bath Seeks Three Selectmen Amid Contests
West Bath holds an annual town meeting March 6 7 with contests for all three selectmen posts as eight townsmen have filed papers. Candidates include Robert Metcalf George Stimpson Stanley Rose Albert Reno Jr Rinland Patterson Richard Farrow Donald Ambrose Ralph Williams and current officials seek re election where noted. Election at Littlefield school March 6 polls 2 to 7 pm. Nomination deadline February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Robert Metcalf
Campbells Pond
George Stimpson
Foster's Point Raad
First Selectman
Stanley Rose
Foster's Point Road
Albert Reno
Owen Williams
Courtney E. Stover
Brange
Woolwich Fire Department Adds Fourth Truck
The Woolwich Fire Department reports a newly purchased truck arrived Saturday, bringing total equipment to four. The truck features a 750 gallon tank and pump and will be housed at the station built by volunteers. Fire chief Arthur L. Youland and others prepared the acceptance. A Wednesday meeting features speaker Donald Severance and discussions of by laws and dividing the department into two companies.
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Woolwich Fire Department
Woolwich
Arthur L. Youland
James Hay
Addler Bishop
Hadley Smith
Walter Smith
Clifford Molson
Fire Department
Local Highway Crews Clear Ice in North Bath
North Bath state highway crews worked Thursday to remove ice from roads. Ellsworth Darling returned to Bain Tron Works Monday after illness kept him home last week. Community notices mention hospital visits and family travel among Bath residents.
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State. Highway Dept
North Bath
Ellsworth Darling
Bain Tron Works
Paul Cuno
Argentia
Nld
VP 26 Squadron
RNALS
Margaret Rouke
Raymond Foster
Royden Traines
Mr. Forbes
Togius
Veteran’s Hospital
David Llowdertore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Suchas
Jean
Joan
Mes. N
Power Squadron Founders Day Banquet This Saturday
Kennebec River Power Squadron will hold its annual Founders Day banquet and graduation dinner Saturday evening Feb 14 at Sedgwick. A social hour begins at 7 with dinner at 7 30. After the ceremony there will be demonstrations of piloting exam results from Bath Boothbay Harbor and Waterville. Commander Wyatt Albertson of Sebasco Estates chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec River Power Squadron
Sedgwick
Dinns Usps
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Waterville
Li. Cmdr
Wyatt Albertson
Sebasco Estates
Richmond clubs gather for charity and community notices
Richmond area clubs and organizations met Monday and Tuesday evenings at members’ homes for fundraisers, skits, and ceremonies. The Beulah Rebekah lodge approved a March of Dimes donation and announced next meeting March 2 at Margaret Nelson’s home. DAR and other groups held events with speeches by local officials, awards, and announcements of honors, high school activities, and public notices.
Bath Teen-Age Club Elects Treasurer At Miss Douglas Home
The Bath Teen-Age 4-H club met February 5 at Lucia Douglas's home on Washington Street. Mariot Small was elected treasurer. Plans for February 17 at Dawn Kenney’s home and a St Patrick's Day party were formed. Members received project materials and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lucia Dovelis
Herbert Douglas
Washington Street
Mariot Small
Pamelia Hansen
Dawn Kenney
Pratt Street
Nevember
Bernice Colby
Miss Douglas
Joanne Dauphinee
Susan Marchant
Constance Ramsay
Susan Footer
Jean Stecu
Bath Lioness Meet to Support Dirigo Girls State Effort
The Bath Lionesses held their first regular meeting since November at Stagecoach Inn. Members approved a two dollar assessment for the club fund to sponsor a Dirigo Girls State candidate and voted to contribute to the March of Dimes. A swap party featured the program planned by Mrs. Warren Aliberti and Mrs. Richard Gilmore. Next meetings set for Feb 19 at Stagecoach Inn with a program organized by Mrs. Clinton Owen and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Mrs. Ray Green attended as a guest.
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First Congregational Church
Brackett
Child Health Conference
Woman’s Club of
Wiscasset
Pinelands
Pownal
Bliss Hall
Harold Campbell
Clarence Race
Alfred Norton
Stanton Sherman
Walter Sherman
Gerald Sherman
Walter Pashard
Lincoln Lodge
Masonic Hall
James P. Bailey
W. M
Paul H. Micte
S. W
Aaron T. Tucker
J. W
Butron A. Adams
George A. Chase
George H. Wilson
Earl B. Colby
George A. Jones
S. D
Alan C
DiPerri
Clark
Bath
Stuart Wyman
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Bath Lionesses
Stagecoach Inn
Dirigo Girls
Warren Aliberti
Richard Gilmore
Clinton Owen
Richard Johnson
Ray Green
Bath Girl Crowned Queen of BNAS Winter Carnival
Miss Linda Leeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clifton Leeman, was crowned queen at the Brunswick Naval Air Station Winter Carnival. Leader Les Brown presided as orchestra chief, and Vierse Tigh school senior received a bouquet from Capt. Frank R. Moore. The winner was sponsored by the 65411 Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron US Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Leeman
Clifton Leeman
Brunswick Naval
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Texas
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Stanley Foye
Nathaniel Cousens
Donald Shea
Sandra Taylor
Colby College
Chuck Shea
Colby
Tony Jordan
Buster Engert
Aubrey Fullerton
Gardiner Road
Tony
Massachusetts
Day’s Ferry Church Ladies Aid
Marcia Stinson
Edwin Wade
Woolwich Grange
Patricia Tipsword
Rose Hathorne
Mary McCrater
Kenneth Hatch
Nequasset Road
Doris Haley
Gertrude Stacy
Elta Robson
Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund
Jessie Spaulding
Ruby Stinson
Ruth Leeman
Marion Ingalls
Agatha Hatch
Baptist Church
J. Gould Bailey
James Bailey
Fred Lowell
William Sanders
George Wilson
Harold Leeman
Second Selectman
Lawrence Edwards
Third Selectman
Harold Hunt
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co
Bath City Hall
A. A. Stott
Maine Medical Center
Dr. Stott
Maxwell Paine
Brunswick Community Hospital
Paine
Esther Grover
Chester Grover
Edward Gray
Portland
Kenneth Baker
Day’s Ferry
Noella Desjardins Fotes
Somerville
Mass
St. Catherine Church
Richard
George Ganglfinger
Cicero
Ill
Ganglfinger
Linda Bailey
Arrowsie
Frank Carlton
Wilbur Loveitt
Charles Crosby
Hugh Eisenhauer
Carol Ainsworth
Wrere
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Lawrence Rothwelt
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Norma Lear Drummond
Fraunk Walker
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Wni
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Forest Baker
Iseratio J. Baker
Lees
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Santa Barbara
Santa Ines Missions
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Baker
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Family of
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Richmond
Noble Grands Club
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Douglass
Margaret Nelson
School Street Fort Richmond
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Alice Hall
Washington
Iver King
Muriel Pratt
Eva Chickering
Frederick Crow
Swan Island
Derby
Hall
Louise Stull
A. Renzi
New England
Carolyna
Willian Chaise
Womens Missionary Society of the United Baptist
Alice Seigars
Marie Witheiu
John Lait
Gertrude Smith
Edith Knight
Jessie Griffin
White Cross
Marion Dickey
Marie Withiam
James King
Laura Lothridge
Rachel Varney
Eleanor Sherman
Enterprise Grange
Bernice Thyng
Dora Marriner
Olive Little
Minnie Betehelder
Clarence Dunbar
Milo
Cleveland Marriner
George Gustin
Gustin
The
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Clara Foster
Fort Richmond
Barbara Griffin
Richmond High School
Miss Griffin
Stanley Griffin
Old Ferry Road
United Baptist Church
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Wench
Garnet
Jean Hatfield
Larry Baker
Marilyn Lamoreau
Jackie Skinner
Joyce Umberhind
Edwin Douglass
Judy Thrower
Sylvia Douglass
Dennis Gardner
Murray Stinson
Rendle Jones
Kers Babb
Marie Gray
Linda Douglass
Brian Gardner
Walter Tranko
Beulah Rebelkah Lodge
Rebekah
Gyo
Chiru Woster
Marcia Baker
Mies
Nirargarid Borjesson
Wildred
Tyes Meing
Chimtes Trott
Norris Sidelinger
Geal Heart Fund
Sec
Prenyes Hall
Gordon Jowe
Wesley -Webber
South Frontiget
Tarciner General Hospital
George Jotun Visti
Alonen Bi
Skowhegan
Edward Coughtin
Japan
Bdward
South Front Street
Daniel Bottie
Fred Farley
Parkview Hospital
Betty Kendrick
Fuller Street
Jardiner General Hospital
Lucia Douglas
Bath Lioness
BNAS
Monticello
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