Girl Scouts Do Home Arts In Small Point Parsonage
Parker Head reports Brownies met at Miss Barbara Mank home for a Valentine supper fundraiser for the school with 28 attendees. Local events include sessions at the parsonage for home making badges under Miss Frances Mank and Mrs Hazen Hilton, with many residents visiting Bath Lewiston and Phippsburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point
Hazen Hilton
Frances M. Robie
Barbara Mank
Sally Lowell
Sandra Mank
Gladys Scott
George Morong
John Libby
Charles Blaisdell
Leslie Logan
Boston
Earl Lowell
Lewis Lowell
Fred Shepherd
Brunswick
Bob Moore
Popham Beach
Lowell
Clarence Wallace
Edmund
Cary
Carolyn
John D. Libby
Twin County Council
American Legion
Bath
Leston Harrington
John Libby, Jr
Lewiston
Irene Hiister
Olive Deejay
Ralph Doughty
Phippsburg Center
Bernard W
Herbert Doughty, Jr
James Heald
Ashdale
Barbara
Allie Rollins
Hattie Jory
Kenneth Wyman
Nine drafted men leave Bath for induction
Nine selectees leave Bath Monday morning for selective military service. Seven from Bath and two from Topsham will report to the Sagadahoc county local board at nine o'clock, Bath Trust Co. building, for instructions. They will then take the train to Portland to be inducted into the United States Army. Names include William Lancaster and others. replacements named if needed. Also notes a Research class meeting with a potluck picnic and another session planned next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Topsham
Sagadahoc County
Bath Trust Co
Portland
United States Army
William Charles Lancaster
Arthur Lewis Cormier
Chester Joseph Comeau
Charles Howard Grace
Theryl Sewall Robbins
Nicholas Vamvakias
Robert Gerard Lee
Ruchard L. Gordon
Edward Lincoln Parsons
Ight E. Adams
Bowdoinham
Charles B. Blodgett
Thurman L. Skelton
Bowdoin
Donald C. Hackett
Miss Stevens to Visit Skowhegan Family
Miss Carol E Stevens an English teacher at Skowhegan high school is expected to arrive Thursday to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Hiram T Stevens at 871 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol E. Stevens
Skowhegan High School
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Social for Mothers of the Hi-Y Club Event
Mothers attended a Hi Y social organized by the Y M C A with decorations by Thomas Morse and James E. MacDonald. Louis H. May greeted attendees and presented Valentines as sons offered cards and remembrances. Plans include a Dads meeting and a trip to Auburn Y M C A and a new hockey club formation at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morse
James E. MacDonald
Russell Gasser
Louis H. May
Mr. May
David MacDonald
Auburn Y.M. C. A
Year Round Demand for Maine Turkeys
State market chief C. M. White announced a drive to establish a year round market for Maine turkeys to break the pattern of saving birds for Thanksgiving. He noted prices under 30 cents a pound have moved turkey into the affordable range and urged rechristening the bird the American Bird with Washington's Birthday as the kickoff date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
C. M. White
White
Washington
White Ribboners Plan Memorial at Willard Program
Frances E. Willard memorial program planned for the next meeting Feb 25 at Mrs. Mabel H Paquet 28 Russell Street as part of W C T U activities. Committees include Miss Carrie H Trott devotionals and refreshments with Mrs Paquet and Mrs J L Russell among others. The opening devotional was by Mrs Place and a program of readings and poems by Mrs Bates E Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
Mabel H. Paquet
Russell Street
Eugene R. Brown
Deering Street
Carrie H. Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
J. Everett Mayo
Edwin H. Place
Millard E. Watson
William A. Hill
Fred E. Bragg
Florence Howard
Wells
Bath
Miss Kay Hagan Recovering From Serious Illness in Bath
Miss Kay Hagan Bradford Vermont formerly of Arrowsic and Bath is convalescing from a serious illness that threatened pneumonia. She has been under a nurse's care but can now move about her room and writes friends noting messages of sympathy received during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hagan
Bradford
Arrowsic
Bath
Miss Hagan
Mrs Gannett Arrives in City for Two Week Visit
Mrs Louis Gannett of Riverside Drive New York City arrived Tuesday forenoon to pass two weeks with her sister Mrs Justin Wayne and Mr Wayne at 152 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gannett
Riverside Drive
New York City
Justin Wayne
Wayne
North Street
Popham Beach Scout Radio Talk Highlights Local Life
The Popham Beach area features four Boy Scouts who spoke over the radio Tuesday night. A Valentine party at the Library hosted by Miss Frances Robie included crafts for Sunday School children and a gift for the town’s oldest residents, Uncle George and Uncle Lyman Oliver. The column lists numerous locals and Coast Guard personnel visiting, working, or on leave, from Bath to Boothbay Harbor, with social calls, shopping, and family moments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Osgood
Harold, Jr
Bangor
Frances Robie
Eugene W. Osgood
George Oliver
Lyman Oliver
Bertha
Mary
Walter Newdick
Gloria
Merrill
Ernest Oliver
Richard Sprague
Neil Robichaud
Larrabee
Irving Dobbin
Ilex
Capt. Masters
Two More Volunteers From Sagadahoc County for Induction
Seven of nine volunteers from Sagadahoc county are set for induction on February 24. The two latest volunteers are Bath residents Arthur L. Cormier of 364 Front Street and Chester J. Comeau of 11 Spring Street, both employed locally. They will report for physical examination at the Federal building in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Arthur L. Cormier
Front Street
Iron Works
Chester J. Comeau
Spring Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Federal Building
Portland
Mr and Mrs Raphael McAvoy Move to Bath
Mr and Mrs Raphael McAvoy and daughter Teressa Ann have left three years in Kittery for Bath where Mr McAvoy is employed at Bath Iron Works. They are staying a few weeks with Mrs Mc Avoy's grandparents Mr and Mrs Joel L Lilly on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael McAvoy
Teressa Ann
Kittery
Bath
McAvoy
Bath Iron Works
Harry A. Nealley Dies Early Friday
Harry A. Nealley 68 of Cambridge Mass once Bath journalist with The Bath Daily Times and Bath Independent died early Friday in Massachusetts. A Bath native son of Edward St. John and Sarah A. Nealley, he lost sight but later attended business college then held clerical work at Katahdin Iron Works before returning to Bath as a local AP representative. He later worked for Joseph Dixon Crucible Co as New England representative for 25 years, helped develop MacMahon Island, served in Bath city council, joined Knights of Pythias, organized Kennebec Yacht Club, and belonged to Sagadahoc Historical Society. Survived by wife May Liscomb, one son Edward Nealley, one daughter Mrs. Gage Bailey, and brother William P. Nealley. Funeral private at Worcester, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Nealley
Cambridge
Mass
Bath
Bath Daily Times
Bath Independent
Massachusetts
Mr. Nealley
Edward St. John
Sarah A. Nealley
Katahdin Iron Works
Associated Press
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
New England
Boston
MacMahan Island
Sheepscot Island Co
Knights of Pythias
Kennebec
Edward Nealley
New York
Standard Oil Co
Gage Bailey
William P. Nealley
Bangor
Worcester
Valentine Party At Central Grammar School Aides
Pupils of grade seven division one at Central Grammar school held a valentine party on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Granville M Colby taught. Annette Dyer Cecil Fullerton and Betty Anderson led games. Contestants in several activities included Cecil Fullerton Audrey King Darwin Nolan Ernest Back Anna Day Maurice Brown June Chase Albion Fleming. Students also joined a spelling match, a relay race, a chalk walking game, and a peanut carrying game. Audrey King Eugene Bennett Chloe Deraps Walter Longley and others served cake fudge cookies and sandwiches. Valentines were distributed by Anna Day Richard Jackson and Annette Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Granville M. Colby
Annette Dyer
Cecil Fullerton
Betty Anderson
Audrey King
Darwin Nolan
Ernest Back
Anna Day
Maurice Brown
June Chase
Albion Fleming
Eugene Bennett
Mae Walsh
Harry Barrett
Walter Longley
Richard Jackson
Ernest Walls
Beverly Richards
Robert King
Chloe Derapes
Winona King
Donald Morse
Richard Wong
Richard McRae
Robert Hinds
Chloe Deraps
Surprise party for Miss Ruth F. Johnson Hosts at Milan Street
Miss Ruth F. Johnson a Maple Grove bookkeeper was honored with a Monday evening surprise party and shower hosted by Josephine Frazier on Milan Street. Guests included Miss Katherine M. Ve Carty and Mrs. Morris W. Potter. The couple, Miss Johnson and Gilbert E. Atwood, plan to wed on February 28. prizes were awarded in four round-table games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth P. Johnson
Maple Grove
Josephine Frazier
Milan Street
Miss Johnson
Gilbert E. Atwood
Carl Anderson
Arline Footer
J. Emery Footer
John H. Grincell
Helen M Larrabee
Harry Cook
John J. Keegan
William H Ditley
Margaret Fraser
Albert L. Bonney
William B Esmond
Katherine M. Ve Carty
Harold P. Small
Allan Spear
Morris W. Potter
Harvard Club of Bangor to hear earthquake expert Leet
L Don Leet chief earthquake expert of Harvard University will speak at the Harvard Club of Bangor annual meeting on February 28 in the Bangor House banquet hall at 7:30 pm Dr Forrest B Ames Harvard Club president will preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
New England
Harvard Club of
Bangor
Dr. Leet
Bangor House
Forrest B. Ames
Harvard Cub
West Bath P T A Luncheon and Local Social Notes
West Bath P T A will serve luncheon March 3 during town meeting. Pupils at Littlefield school observed St Valentine’s day with the usual exchange of valentines. Budget planning meeting for next year held with Supt. John Parker. Numerous local visits and guestings noted, including families from Larrabee's Grove and Bath, Founder's Day at Cosmopolitan Club, and missionary society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath P. T. A
Littlefield School
Loring D. Small
William Greig
J. E. Mayo
West Bath School Board
John Parker
Lannes Fuller
Lance
Victor
Edward Mank
Larrabee's Grove
Elmer Manik
Woolwich
Charles Darrah
Alfred Hughes
Portland
J. B. Cooke
Cooke
Larrabee’s Grove
Hughes
Camp Edwards
Mass
James B. Lemont
Massachusetts
Scott Maxson
Donna
Larrabee
Bath
Merton Wright
Ronald Larrabee
W.H. Larrabee
Ernest Ward
Robert
Augusta
Scott R. Ward
Hardings
Melford N. Perham
Jessie Weston
West Paris
E. R. Brown
Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Alma Reed
Real estate transfers flood Bath area records in county registry
The Saga dahoc registry shows Bath transfers far exceed any other town in the county. Listings include Bath Bath Box Co to Urban K Mc Corrison and multiple land and buildings trades on Center Marshall Washington High Street and Goddard areas. A deer chase near Ellsworth ends with a dog injuring the animal as three Hancock county men witness the event and Game Warden Clinton Ott intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Bath
Bath Bath Box Co
Urban K. McCorrison
Center Street
Hiram T. Stevens
Florence R. Woodside
Marshall Street
Frank Allegrin
Jasper H. Lovett
Washington Street
Annie B. Dauphin
Octave L. Dauphin
High Street
Lillian E. Henderson
Roger D Skillings
Eva L. Bishop
Esther E. Ring
Goddard Street
Winifred B. Wardwell
Bath Iron Works
Nicholas Kirkalas
Elizabeth Etta Rowe
Fred K. Sturtevant
Frank O Knight
Cottage Park
Schoodie Road
Ellsworth
Hancock County
Gordon Rand
Reginald Coombs
Winter Harbor
Amos Kelley
Gouldsboro
Clinton i Ott
Sullivan
Bath's revered elder, Mrs Potter, marks 91st birthday
An elderly Bath resident long confined by illness on Washington street is described as greatly improved and again mobile in her room. Mrs Potter has just celebrated her 91st anniversary and remains keenly interested in world affairs, more so than many younger people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
War stress from Bath family letters amid night gunfire
A Bath area resident in wartime England, Henry H. Sandbach, describes sleepless nights from German bombardment near his Greenfield home. He recalls incendiary drops, the blast patterns shaking beds, and uses humor to cope with fear. He muses on invasion ethics and laments modern conflicts while praising American aid.
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Recaps Roles and Menu
A West Bath Farm Bureau session brought together men and women in the Grange hall for a dinner hosted by Mrs. E. C. Donnell and Mrs. Gustave Frederickson. The gathering included a discussion on appearance led by Mrs. William A. Davis and facial demonstrations by Mrs. Charles W. Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
E. C. Donnell
Gustave S. Frederickson
Washington
Mary L. Wright
Charles L Eastman
William A. Davis
Charles W. Messenger
I. DD. Small
O. S. Adams
E. W. Hagwett
Bath chapter to give away 13 appliances to donors
Bath chapter of the British War Relief Society will distribute thirteen electrical appliances valued at 451.40 to donors contributing 25 cents or more toward a 2000 mobile kitchen unit for use in England. Appliances include a General Electric refrigerator, electric range, washer, mixer, iron, lamps, clocks and toasters, on display at Central Maine Power Co. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
British War Relief Society, Inc
England
Central Maine Power Co
John A. Lord
U.S.N
A. M. Main
Boyd L. Bailey
Henry C. Wright
Anne Kimball
Frank A. Vennett
Burroughs
Dominion Toaster
Sandwich
Dominion
Fathers and Sons Game Night at the Y M C A
Fathers and sons are invited to a seven pm game night at the Y M C A open to all, with activities including checkers ping-pong pool and basketball. Reservations suggested to plan activities and ensure space.
Galambos and Eberhardt Families Visit Local Kin
Mr and Mrs Paul V Galambos and daughter Joan of Waltham Mass arrived Tuesday evening to visit Mrs Galambos parents Mr and Mrs Norman Mackinnon at 406 Frene Street and will stay over the holiday Also Mr and Mrs Eugene Eberhardt of Wolaston Mass are expected Friday to visit the Mackinnons for the holiday period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Galambos
Joan
Waltham, Mass
Cabot Family to Spend Weekend With Mrs Dall
Mr and Mrs George D Cabot Jr and their son George III of East Providence Rhode Island are due Friday evening to visit Mrs Cabot's mother Mrs George Dall at 32 South Street for the holiday weekend. Mrs Cabot formerly Miss Theresa M Dall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Cabot Jr
George 3Rd
East
Providence
R. I
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parker
Corliss Street Church
Social For Mothers OF the Hi-Y Club
Y.M.C.A
Robert Hallowell
U. S. Coast Guard
White Head
Walter Sprague
Charles Cahoon
John Smith
Capt. Greenlaw
Newburyport
Robert Cody
Henry B. Andrews
Milton
Frank Scott
Mr. Cody
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Scott
Clarence Schofield
Seguin
Harpswell
Seaman Drake
Kennebec Station
Schofield
Marguerite McNulty
John Jannering
U.S. Coast Guard
Popham Light
Karl Hentz
Lowell Moore
Parker Head
Herman Hallett
Ellison Moody
Long Island
Blanchard Crowley
Fred Spinney
Bates Stover
Melville Sproul
Liberty
Boothbay Harbor
Donald Smith
Port Clyde Station
Arthur Delano
Lester Oliver
Walter McCourt
George Laskey
Georgetown
Moore Brothers
Mr. Moody
Campbell Island
Robert Barlow
Francis Luke
East Boothbay
Lawrence Watts
Fairfield
Moses Chandler
West Point
Leader
MacMehan Island
Valentine
Central Grammar
Ruth F. Johnson
West Bath
Bowdoin Perley N. Dodge
J. M. Marquis Co
Alexander S. Cufiningham
Charles F. Cummings
Walter F. Powers
Howard B. Barter
Lewis J Preney
Thomas W. Scott
Chester E. McMahan
Phippsburg
Minnie Brown
Maude A. Holbrook
Robert Bonney
Als
William Hemmmer
Exelia Belanger
Alphonsen, Belanger
Land and Buildings
Albert L. Boucher
John F. Hinds
Anna Pagurko
Roger S. Savage
Arthur R Young
Land
Lester R. Young
Addison H. Rive
Eben Dana
Elmer J. Estes
Herbert E.i Ryan
Henry H. Sandbach
Sandbach
Charles Hewitt Sandbach
Hillside Cottage
Greenfield
Holywell
Flints
Davy Jones Locker
Jerry
Hewi
Garden Pate
Uncle Sam
Sam
E. Sandbach
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting
British War Relief Society
Fathers and Sons
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