Richmond Nominates Town Officers at Caucus in High School
Richmond residents gathered at the town caucus in Emerson High School gym with over 100 attendees. Howard Knight presided. Alberta Haynes elected clerk. slate includes Berry first selectman McPhee second selectman Knight third. other nominees span town clerk tax collector treasurer road commissioner and school committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Knight
Alberta Haynes
William G. Berry
Earle McPhee
Frank Preble
James Lothridge
Percy Little
Clinton Hinckley
Maxwell Marriner
John Parker
U.S.O. Operating Committee Meets at YMCA
The U S O operating committee met Monday at the YMCA conference room to discuss hall use for late night dances by Bath Iron Works employees, future director plans as the present leader leaves in March, Girls Service Organization reorganization, and shifting service men night programs to evenings with advance notices. Attendees included BSO and GSO leaders, the director, the assistant director, committee chair Henry O Trowbridge, Lt. R D Lawrence USN, YMCA secretary William Perkine, and several local officials.
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U.S.O
Y.M.C.A
Louis A. Dole
Herman Coombs
Bath Iron Works Corp
E. H. Robinson
Girls Service Organization
USO
Liberty
Henry O. Trowbridge
Mr. Robinson
Emily Reed
Mary Leo
John Parker
Joseph I. Smith
Stella Babine
Mary Tourtillotte
Patricia Webster
Dorothy Conant
GSO
Coombs
Loring R. Addison
R. D. Lawrence
USN
William Perkine
YMCA
Henry C. Wright
Edwin F. Ramsay
Albert S. Noyes
Dole
I. A. Trueworthy
Table Burn Repair Tip For Leather Tops
A brief care note suggests repairing worn leather table tops by lightly rubbing the spot with a very fine emery board and finishing with neutral shoe cream to restore the surface.
Custom in Fiji Islands Honors Sacred Heads
In the Fiji Islands the human head is regarded as sacred and it is an insult to reach above someone’s head, reflecting a profound cultural norm about personal space and respect.
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Fiji
Fiji Islands
Higgins Hosts Working League In Georgetown Scene
Last Thursday Mrs J F Higgins entertained the Working League with ten members present and a dainty lunch. A Monday afternoon ceremony united Miss Mabel M Scott and Theodore R Campbell at the First Baptist parsonage. The couple were attended by the groom's parents from Seguinland.
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J. F. Higgins
Mabel M. Scott
Theodore R. Campbell
First Baptist
J. A. Beyea
Philip Campbell
Seguinland
Grammar School
David Stevens
Fayline Rowe
Joan Hagan
Christine Williams
Richard Campbell
Beverly Rittall
George Powers
Gracie Vil
Clayton Heald
Claire McGillivary
Betty Rittall
Eugene Reynolds
Bath
Walter Powers
Everett Stevens
Boston
Robert Jordan
Portland
Everett Jordan
Waltham
Robert Haines
James Watson
James Oliver
Sidney Emery
Camp Devens
Kittery
Paul Legard
Robinhood
Athaic
Lena Smith
Brooks
Walter MacMahan
Boothbay Harbor
George Laskey
Fred
Florida
J. R. Blackie
Brunswick
Ray Dunkling
Plainfield
Sayce Campbell
Ernestine Hilton
Shirley Hilton
Gertrude Smith
Five Islands
Alfred Rowe
Lewiston
Elmer Tibbetts
Wiscasset
USN
Launder Gloves Washable, Protect Glove Finish
The article urges frequent laundering of washable gloves to prevent severe soil buildup. It warns that heavy rubbing is needed for dirty gloves, which can harm the finish and reduce effectiveness.
Tenderizing Meat Methods and Techniques
Methods to tenderize tougher cuts involve grinding or cooking with acidic ingredients like vinegar or tomatoes. Resting in broth after cooking for about an hour helps retain moisture and yield juicier meat.
Bath Girl Bride of Naval Man at Church Wedding
Grace Episcopal church hosted the wedding of Miss Evangeline Canacaris and Lieut. John L. Georgeo U S N R of Charleston S C The ceremony was performed by Rev Emanuel Boyoukas with a double ring rite The bride wore ivory satin and carried white carnations and sweet peas The reception followed at the bride’s parents home Many out of town guests attended The couple will reside in California after their wedding travels in a green suit brown accessories and a brown coat
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Grace Episcopal Church
Evangeline Canacaris
John L. Georgeo
U.S.N.R
Charleston
S. C
Emanuel Boyoukas
Portland
Stanley Georgeo
Mary Georgeo
Poppy Kakos
Bessie Kakos
Joan Canacaris
Kakos
Miss Georgeo
Canaracis
Savas Canacaris
Green Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Morse High
Simmons College
Boston
Georgeo
Elias Georgeo
Elon College
N. C
Naval Air Force
Canacaris
Lieut
Tom Canacaris
Stanley Frangedakis
Maria Pipino
Tula Kakos
California
Paul Zaferiou
Rockland
James Chakmakis
Targakis
Lewiston
Konstantinos Kalkanteris
Niki
Efthemia Barboutis
Helen
Auburn
Connie Alex
Alice Galanis
Ipswich
Mass
Brenst Poulos
James Regas
Steaming Vegetables Methods and Tips
Steaming is a good method for many vegetables but can strip color if done too long. It requires a specialized container, while pressure cookers offer brief cooking times but need careful timing. Waterless cookers use minimal water, and any heavy pot with a tight lid can steam vegetables with just enough water to create steam.
Boron Boosts Steel Hardening Across New Alloys
Recent findings show trace boron markedly improves steel hardenability and emboldens the development of boron-containing alloys for advanced uses. Researchers say tiny additions can influence heat treatment outcomes and surface performance in several steel grades.
Potatoes and Silk: A Cloth Revival Guide
A household note describes using water from boiled peeled potatoes to refresh worn silk. The cooled potato water is applied to sponge the silk, refreshing the fabric and restoring a near new appearance.
Five Islands Conference and Supper Held at Library Hall
The Five Islands monthly conference and supper, funded by George Gray and with Dennis Moore helping, drew about 60 locals and a few visitors from Bath despite poor travel. Mrs. Henry Moore led an oyster stew, with dishes from the Good Neighbor club and decorations by Mrs. Lermond Davis. Rev. Cutler Whitwell delivered a mining engineer themed message at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Dennis Moore
Bath
Henry Moore
Good Neighbor Club
Lermond Davis
Library Hall
Cutler Whitwell
Philip Pinkham
Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Edith McMahan
Erland Moore
Harlan Pinkham
Orville Rowe
William Marr
L. H. Rowe
Victor Pinkham
Percy MacGillivary
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Sidney Emery
Camp Devens
Mass
Mary Louise
Barbara Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Branwell Harford
U. S. Army
Rousse
William Watson
Vernon Gray
Beulah Miller
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
Personal notes from Oak street and nearby communities
Mrs. George Carey of Oak street remains homebound due to illness. Robert Wishart of Walpole, Massachusetts, visits relatives in Granite street. Florence A. Neiley, Brunswick teacher, vacations with her mother at Trufants Crossing. Several families spent the weekend in Orono for Mrs. Lucy Mallet’s funeral. The McFadden family returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Winchester. Mrs. Albert Harjula visits relatives in Middle street and Washington street. Mrs. Percy Mann at Memorial Hospital received support from daughter Gwendolyn Mann, a Newark nurse. Lydia Tracey Storer has joined Winter Street church ladies to replace a resigning member. Storer’s past ties include leading the Winter Street choir and presidency of the Rubenstein club in Rockland, once heard in Bath via Les Camarades Musicaux.
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Emerson Grammar School
Benjamin Franklin Club
Emerson School
Edith Wagner
Barbara Sullivan
Norma McCormick
Elaine Gilpatrick
Nancy Smith
Carole Hurley
Beulah Small
PTA
Zeta Brown
Augusta
Board of Education
Maine
University of Maine
Richmond Lions Club
Frank Michelli
Richmond Manufacturing Co
Richmond Sportsmen's Association, Inc
Merrymeeting Bay
Carlton Knight
Robert
Frank Rice
Marjorie Rice
Elmer Knight
Donald Knight
Kenneth Sedgley
Jack Sedgley
Blaine Pickett
Glen White
Wesley Webber
Robert Gibbs
Phyllis Stover
Mildred Skinner
Doris Pullen
Norma Johnson
Y.A.Y.F. Club
Methodist Church
Pfc
Warren Wentworth
Belgium
Leslie Bixby
Bessie Bixby
Samuel Nichols
Maurice Reynolds
Medford
Mass
Walter Barnes
Prooklyn
N.Y
Pearl Perry
County Road
Ann Gilbert
Bliss College
Lewiston
Evelyn Drinkwine
Lynn Hospital
Lynn
M. M. Laurens
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Naylor
Robert C. Wing
Gardiner General Hospital
Robert Lowell
Emery Purinton
Greensboro
N. C
Pvt
Purinton
Linwood Grindle
South Carolina
Richmond
Bath
Grindle
Fort Jackson
George Carey
Oak Street
Robert Wishart
Walpole
Percy R. Low
Granite Street
Florence A. Neiley
Brunswick
Bertha Neiley
Trufants Crossing
Edmund St. Peter
Maple Street
Evangeline Comeau
Orono
Lucy Mallet
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
George A. McFadden
Winchester
Albert Harjula
Thomaston
William H. Daley
Helen Merri
Ina Anderson
Washington Street
Percy Mann
Drayton Road
Memorial Hospital
Gwendolyn Mann
R.N
Newark
N. J
Miss Mann
City Hospital
Lydia Tracey Storer
Winter Street
Richard T. Hersom
Storer
Rockland
Rubenstein Club
Les Camarades Musicaux
Red Cross nurses urged to report for service in Bay Point
A Bay Point letter from Louise T. Howard R N appeals American Red Cross nurses to return to active duty amid wartime strain. She cites exhausted volunteers, vows of duty, and the need to aid wounded men, noting her own age and injury while urging loyalty and swift action. Residents report cold weather, snow, and school transport disruptions as local life continues amid air activity and low-flying planes.
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Bay Point
American Red Cross
Red Cross
A.M. Red Cross
Louise T. Howard
R. N
Moose meat dinner in Paris from Maine story
Maine moose meat fed to U S service members and war correspondents in Paris marked a first. Bangor Daily News editor John M O Connell Jr arranged a cow moose carcass and a four day red wine marination for a unique Maine dinner. Attendees included Col William Todor Gardiner and Red Cross entertainers, with media from major papers present. The event showcased Maine progressiveness under the Dirigo motto and boosted Maine hunting pride.
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Paris
France
Maine
Bangor Daily News
John M. O'Connell, Jr
Europe
Fred Jordan
Robie
Panger Daily News
Col
Wm. Todor Gardiner
Red Cross
Marlene Dietrich
Dirigo
Emerson I Wadsworth Dies in Camden at 49
Emerson I Wadsworth of Camden died suddenly at 488 Middle Street shortly after arriving home from work as a welder at the Iron Works. He was born in Rockport on August 6 1895 and left a son Walter Wadsworth a sister Irma Thomas and cousin Edward Daley. Funeral services were at his Camden home with Rev William Berger and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Emerson I. Wadsworth
Camden
Middle Street
Bath
Mr. Wadsworth
Rockport
Mary Wadsworth
John Wadsworth
Walter Wadsworth
Irma Thomas
Edward C. Daley
Washington Street
Wadsworth
Wadsworth Inn
William Berger
Mountain View Cemetery
Miss June Rideout Dies in Cambridge Hospital
Miss June Rideout born 1893 in Bath Massachusetts died Sunday morning at Cambridge hospital. She trained as a nurse at St. Barnabas Portland and Morse High School graduate 1911. She served as WWI U S Navy nurse, Red Cross nurse in Bath, and nurse for Metropolitan Life.
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June Rideout
Cambridge, Mass
Charles F
Jennie Wolston Rideout
Miss Rideout
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Simmons College
Morse High School
U. S. Navy
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Red Cross
Bath
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Connecticut
Mary Prince
George A Churchill dies in Mechanic Falls shoes businessman
George Allen Churchill died at Memorial Hospital on Saturday after a brief illness. Born July 7, 1872 in Mechanic Falls, he was the son of Allan M. and Mary S. Newbegin Churchill. A longtime shoe merchant on Front Street, he retired years ago but remained active until recently. He is survived by his wife Alice Cobb Churchill and a niece, Dorothy Mason Craig of Portland. Funeral services were at Curtis Funeral Home Tuesday at 3 p.m., Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Mechanic Falls in the spring.
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George Allen Churchill
Memorial Hospital
Mechanic Falls
Allan M
Mary S. Newbegin Churchill
Front Street
Alice Cobb Churchill
Dorothy Mason Craig
Portland
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Mrs Alice P Trott Dies. Woolwich Native Visited Son
Mrs Alice Priscilla Trott of Woolwich died at her son Donald Preble’s home in Mid die and North streets after a brief illness Saturday afternoon. Born November 22, 1885 in Jowdonhim to Sherman W Pratt and Jennie Record Pratt, she was wife of Gershon D Trott and mother of Donald Preble of this city and Howard Trott of Woolwich. Surviving include sister Mrs Milton Douglass of Bowdoinham and grandchildren in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral services at Home Tuesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev Mr Shaw of Jefferson. burial in Partridge cemetery Woolwich.
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Alice Priscilla Trott
Woolwich
Donald Preble
Middie
North Streets
Jowdonhim
Sherman W
Jennie Record Pratt
Gershon D. Trott
Howard Trott
Mrs Ella F Herlyck dies at 86 in Bath area
Mrs Ella Frances Herlyck age 86 widow of John Herlyck died Thursday at her home 6 Dike road. Born Bath December 2 1858 to Daniel and Mary Spin ner. Survived by two nieces Mrs LeRoy Colby and Mrs Morton Young of Bath.
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Ella Frances Herlyck
John Herlyck
Dike Road
Bath
Daniel and
Mary
Lowell
LeRoy Colby
Morton Young
Mrs Herlyck Remembered For Bath Ties And Travel
Mrs Herlyck who has long called Bath home traveled widely in life and spent substantial periods in South America. The Curtis Funeral Home at 942 Washington Street will hold services Saturday afternoon at two with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove.
Costello P Hall Woolwich railroad man dies at 79
Costello P Hall longtime Maine Central Railroad employee died at his Woolwich home after a brief illness. Born October 19 1865 in Nobleboro he served 32 years including yard work in Woolwich and Bath retiring May 18 1937. Survived by wife Mary Gilmore Hall daughter Mrs Edward Reed two grandchildren a brother and several cousins. Funeral at Woolwich home Saturday two oclock Rev Charles L Kinney. Burial Riverside cemetery.
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Costello P. Hall
Woolwich
Nobleboro
Thomas P
Anna Vannah Hall
Maine Central Railroad
Knox & Lincoln
Bath
Mary Gilmore Hall
Edward V. Reed
Millicent S
Joseph C. Hecht
Adelbert W. Hall
Charles L. Kinney
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs El la F Herlyck in Curtis Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella F Herlyck wife of John C Herlyck of Rio de Janeiro Brazil were held at the Curtis Funeral Home on a Saturday afternoon Rev Thomas B Green officiated the service Bearers were Leroy F Colby Scott Morse Herbert B Wing and Alfred J Bach Relatives present included Mrs Marie Peterson of Boston John Paulsen and Mrs Christian Smith of Falmouth Other surviving relatives listed are Mrs Gertude L Coffin Mrs Miriam C Davis Fred Spinney and Harry G Spinney Venice California
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Ella F. Herlyck
John C. Herlyck
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Curtis Funeral Home
Thomas B. Green
Leroy F. Colby
Scott Morse
Herbert B. Wing
Alfred J. Bach
Marie Peterson
Boston
John Paulsen
Christian Smith
Falmouth
Gertrude L. Coffin
Miriam C. Davis
Fred Spinney
Harry G. Spinney
Venice
Cal
Mrs Madden's Funeral Service Held in Behalf of Madden Family
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie M. Madden wife of Charles L. Madden were held at the Arthur F. Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street Wednesday with Rev. Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Methodist Church officiating. Bearers were Harry A. Beals Sanford B. Nickerson John F. McLaughlin and Clifton Tedford. The body was placed in the tomb for burial in the family lot in Oak Grove in the Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Madden
Charles L. Madden
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street
Funeral for Miss June Rideout Held in Brunswick
Funeral services for Miss June Rideout were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from Washington Street with Rev. Sheldon Christian of the Universalist church in Brunswick officiating. Bearers were Allan Spear, Marius Page, Henry G Hodgdon and Harry Bowie. Burial was in the family lot in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Rideout
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Sheldon Christian
Universalist Church
Brunswick
Allan Spear
Marius Page
Henry G. Hodgdon
Harry Bowie
Oak Grove
Mrs Alice Trott Funeral in Woolwich
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice P. Trott of Woolwich were held Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Shaw officiating. Burial will follow in the Partridge Cemetery family lot in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice P. Trott
Woolwich
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Mr. Shaw
Jefferson
Partridge Cemetery
Vitamin C Aids Healing of Broken Bones
University of California biochemist Dr. David M. Greenberg reports experiments on guinea pigs showing vitamin C is crucial for bone healing. graded vitamin C doses affected healing rates. severe deficiency halted healing and caused brittleness, while mild deficiency slowed healing and reduced bone strength to about two thirds of normal.
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David M. Greenberg
University of California
Greenberg
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