Richmond social groups host grand chapter night with 275 attending
Rich mond town reports Grand Family Night at Odd Fellows hall with 275 attendees. Hazel Libby and other officers led the ceremony as gifts were exchanged, and Mt Carmel Chapter presented thank you gifts. March of Dimes receipts total 618.60 from multiple fund sources.
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Carmel
CBS
Veneranda Sanford
Hazel Libby
Odd Fellows Hall
C. Kenneth Morrill
Elizabeth Calderwood
John Fitzpatrick
Gertrude Powers
Leah Page
Marjorie Whitten
Vivian Dodge
Marshal
Beatrice Dickey
Annette Brooks
Ruth
Hazel Longley
Esther
Ellen Martha
Pauline Gilpatrick
Electa
Owen Taylor
Sentinel
Geraldine Lapham
Lettie Hubbard
Sarah Shaw
Margaret Stanwood
Leon Shepard
Mt. Carmel
Harold Dunn
March of Dimes
Linda Marie Scott
Fred Witham
Main Street
Patricia Wheeler
Timothy Powers
Robert Wallace
Cheryl Brown
Gary Lothridge
John Mullen
Harla Hinckley
Cathy Craig
David Douglass
Martha Anderson
Patricia Watts
Patricia Plummer
Sally Quinnam
Gail Nichols
Valerie Millett
David Curtis
Kathleen Mayo
Richmond
Susan
Janice Belanger
William Eastman
Bath
Enterprise Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Enterprise Grange Ladies Aid
Flora Darrah
Fern Perry
Olive Little
Thelma Mank
Fancy Work
Bertha Curtis
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Grange Hall
Merle Harrington
Vivian Tripp
Sadie Eaton
Lions Club
Glen Lamoreau
Leonard Bishop
Louis Billings
Bishop
Governor's Highway Safety Committee
Ernest Purington
Harry Prout
George Clarke
Russell Perry
Prout
Merry Meeting Farms
Bowdoinham
Emerson Lane American Legion Auxiliary
Richmond High School
Washington, D. C
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lester E. Young
East Machias
Grand Lodge of Maine
Kenneth Small
Hallowell
Harvey Winslow
Augusta
Rebekahs
Georgetown church to redecorate interior after service
Warren Harris led the scripture reading at First Baptist Church in Georgetown with out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Guy Snowe of Auburn. A brief business meeting approved interior redecorating plans. Heart campaign volunteers and 24 hour flu notes appear as the community campaigns continue during vacation week.
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First Baptist Church
Warren Harris
I John
Guy Snowe
Auburn
Francis Pierce
Five Islands
Georgetown
Heart
Working League
Joseph Higgins
William A. Todd
Central School
Thomas Watson
Harold J. Brown
Gardiner News Notes and Family Events
Gardiner Tuesday evening activities include Mrs. Lillian Haynes and Miss Elizabeth Haynes. Melvin Curtis and Bertha Curtis are patients at a local hospital. Robert Moore on furlough with grandmother Mrs. Lester Lewis. James G. Carr and spouse spent two weeks in Michigan with relatives. Percy Huntington welcomed a son at Gardiner General Hospital. Roger Berry traveled to Massachusetts due to his brother Ira Berry’s death and returned home Friday.
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Beatrice Bouton
West Georgetown
Ethel Patterson
Ruth Patterson
Burton
University of Maine
Woodland
Orone
Georgetown
Lincolnville
Eugene A. Reynolds
Hyde Windlass
Portland
Andrew Butterfield
Miles Hagan
Florida
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Donna Lee
Robinhood
William Bisseth
Carlstrom
Waltham
Mass
Lewis White, Jr
The
Armed Services
Texas
Oak Hill Farm
Alvah C. Reynolds
Harry H. Heald
Adolph Spear
Lewiston
Robert
Chum
Jack Henderson
Robert Powers
Edith
Robert Spear
Morse
St. Louis
Morse High
A. E. Riley
Frederick Wilson
Bessie Wilson
Falmouth
Leonard Flint
Harold J. Brown
Brown
Walter Beane
Georgetown Center
Boston
Melvin Curtis
Maine General Hospital
Bertha Curtis
Robert Moore
U.S. Army
Lester Lewis
James G. Carr
Carr
Michigan
Percy Huntington
Gardiner General Hospital
Roger Berry
Massachusetts
Ira Berry
Bay Point residents share mid term notes and visits
Bay Point and Georgetown look on as Central Grammar School students enjoy a mid term break. Local residents sweep through Bath and Woolwich with visits and errands. Attending Le Roy Moore's funeral are Wilmer Bowen and Kenneth Crafts. Families from Arrowsic and Lisbon Falls plan routines and hospital X rays.
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Central Grammar School
Georgetown
Louis Hinckley
Bath
Maurice Hinckley
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Woolwich
LeRoy Moore
Bay Point
Wilmer Bowen
Kenneth Crafts
Rose Kingsbury
Arrowsic
Sherman Campbell
Byron and
Sherman, Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Arlene Mains
Fairfield
Skippy Burnham
Cecil Mains
Fractured Ankle Suffered In Sunday Car Collision
Mrs Helen Perry 38 wife of City Councilman Donald F Perry suffered a fractured ankle when a head on crash near High and York streets Sunday morning left nine year old Michael Willette with a head bruise. Police said Annie Perry attempted to pass a parked car on snow slick streets causing the collision. Damages were estimated at 250 dollars to the 1955 sedan and 300 dollars to the 1953 sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Perry
Donald F. Perry
High Street
High
York Streets
Bath Memorial] Hospital
Perry
Michael Willette
Walter D. Willette
Office Drive
Young Willette
Arthur Tainter
Grace Church School Lent Service Thursday at 3 p.m.
Grace Church School holds a mid week Lenten service at 3 p.m. Thursday in the parish house. Prayers for missions, notably among the Dakota Indians, will open. The session features the story of Philip Joseph Deloria, a Yankton Dakota born a century ago, and youth models of his life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church School
Philip Joseph Deloria
Wallace Wade Guided Duke Football For 16 Years
Wallace Wade served as Duke football coach for sixteen seasons guiding the team in the Southern Conference era. He later remained influential as commissioner of the Southern Conference, shaping the league's early leadership and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Wade
Southern Conference
Duke
Five Islands Community Notes of Mid Winter Week
Five Islands and Georgetown teens attend a library hall gathering on Saturday night. Ladies Bible class met with Mrs Harlan Pinkham. Good Neighbor club hosted by Mrs Henry Moore and Mrs Kathleen Rittall at Erland Moore's home. Local church service featured Mrs Harlan Pinkham with a Light of the World message in Pastor Harris's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Pinkham
George Gray
Reginald Church
Orville Rowe
Good Neighbor Club
Henry Moore
Kathleen Rittall
Moore
Erland Moore
Five Islands
Georgetown
Library Hall
Philip Pinkham
Georgetta Pinkham
Warren Harris
Harris
Loretta Pinkham
Miltie Pinkham
Raphael Higgins
Bath
James McMahan
Llord Pinkham
Frank Carleton, Jr
Woolwich
Vernon Gray Morday
Victor Pinkham
Mary Stevens
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Francis Pierce
Portland
Gus Collins
Madison
Kathleer’ Rittall
Arthur Berry
Sumner Mains
Bay Point
Woodrow Gray
Jerry
Brunswick
Florida
Key West
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harry Carr
Orissa Carr
Herman Barter
Barter
Vernon E. Gray
Georgia Wilson
Massachusetts
George Phillips
Margaret McMahon
Karen MacGillivary
Thomas McDorr
Bangor
Russell Harford
Phyllis Campbell
Marilyn
Marcia
Keith MacGillivary
Irving Hanna
Alan
Lulu Hanna
Fireside Club Plans Winter Street Paper Drive
The Fireside club of Winter Street Congregational church will run a two day paper drive Tuesday and Wednesday to benefit the Summer Conference Fund. Collectors will gather north of Leeman highway Tuesday and south of it Wednesday, with bundles left at the curb for pickup. Proceeds fund high school student attendance at the State Conference camp on Lake Cobbosseecontee.
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Fireside Club
Winter Street Congregational Church
Frances Butcher
Leeman Highway
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Nancy Dole
Lincoln County Pilgrim Fellowship
Rockland
Edward D. True
Dawn White
Tippy Newell
Winter Street
Markin V. B. Sargent
Bath Heart Campaign Seeks 1385 Goal By Heart Sunday
Daily reports show the Bath Maine drive for the Maine Heart Association gaining momentum as co chairs Harry W Thebeau and Edward J McMann expect Bath to meet its 1385 quota by week end. Emblem Club volunteers over 150 women canvass Bath homes aiming to finish by February 26 Heart Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Thebeau
Edward J. McMann
Maine Heart Association
Bath
Heart
Earl Fortier
Bath Emblem Club
Local Farmer Turns Rabbits Into Steady Income Near Sand Springs
In Big Spring Texas farmer R L Mertin on an 80 acre plot north of Sand Springs mixes cotton and feed with a rabbit-raising business. He sells about 65 to 70 rabbits weekly, saying 80 acres no longer suffices for a living and the change began in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Tex
R. L. Mertin
Sand Springs
Army offers Unit Rotation plan with Golden Arrow Division
The Army promotes a Unit Rotation option for six year enlistments with about 33 months overseas and 31 months stateside in the 8th Infantry Division. An alternative exists for three or four year terms. The program aims at assignment stability and lasting ties, with recruiting in Bath Maine at Room 31, Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Army
Rotatier
Golden Arrow
Europe
8Th Infantry Division
Post Office
Bath
Maine
Chamber of Commerce Plans Membership Drive
Bath Area Chamber of Commerce launches an active membership drive starting Tuesday at 10 AM. Teams of two will contact prospects including non approached and previously interviewed members. Dues may be paid in 1, 2, or 4 installments with a Feb 28 meeting to consider associate membership and by law changes.
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Bath Area
Chamber
Ane
Bath and Woolwich Fire Crews Contain Two Blazes
Bath firefighters rushed Engine 2 to Turner's Barber Shop Route 1 West Bath Monday at 3.35 p.m. to battle a blind attic fire near a chimney. A booster line knocked it down and Central Station was recalled at 4.10 p.m. Minor damage reported. Tuesday morning Woolwich units answered a Vernon Mank residence Sagadahoe Ferry chimney fire at 8.45 a.m. No damage, trucks returned minutes later.
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Bath and Woolwich
Bath Department
Turner
West Bath
Central Station
Death of Stanley Magoon Deanston Browd?
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Lee of 13 Somerset Place report the death of their grandson Stanley Magoon occurred Saturday morning at Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor He was sixteen and a freshman at Lee Academy son of Mr and Mrs Norman O Magoon.
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Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Stanley Magoon
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
Norman O. Magoon
Lee Academy
Funeral services for Julia Ellen Worrey held
Funeral services for Julia Ellen Worrey were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating. Bearers were Parker Worrey Eugene Worrey Roger Worrey and J Haviland Torrey. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ellen Worrey
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
Parker Worrey
Eugene Worrey
Roger Worrey
J. Haviland Torrey
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rabbit Fights Snake in Texas Yard Tale
In Jacksboro Texas Paul Gatford recalls a cottontail rabbit attacking a large snake. He watched the mother rabbit grab the snake with her teeth and shake it like a dog, lifting the reptile and tearing it free twice before claiming the kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksboro
Tex
Paul Gatford
Fearful Emergency at Virginia Beach Fire Scene
Police and fire units faced a tense blaze as emergency radios screamed for help. Lt O Barco directed the scene and located a worker sheltering under a house on 47th Street, as residents feared entering the structure.
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Virginia Beach
O. Barco
47Th Street
Barco
Obituary of Joseph W Lausier 63 Bath resident veteran
Joseph W Lausier 63 husband of the late Hazel Robinson Lausier of Bath died Sunday at Togus VA Hospital after a long illness Born in Augusta April 6 1892 he was the son of Napoleon and Elizabeth Montreuil Lausier A Bath resident for 18 years he is survived by six brothers Laurent Dominique Louis Emile Jerome and Lucien all of Augusta one sister Miss Lillian Lausier also of Augusta and several nieces and nephews He attended St Marys church and belonged to Augusta Lodge Elks Fitz gerald Cummings American Legion and the Bath Iron Works Leading Man's Club He served in World War I with the Andrew Jackson Regiment He formerly worked at Craft Chesse Company and Cain Mayonnaise Company in Augusta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Lausier
Hazel Robinson Lausier
Bath
Veteran's Administration
Togus
Augusta
Napoleon
Elizabeth Montreuil Lausier
Laurent
Dominique
Louis
Emile
Jerome
Lucien
Lillian Lausier
St. Mary’s Church
Augusta Lodge of Elks
Fitzgerald-Cummings Post
American Legion of
Andrew Jackson Regiment
U.S. Army
Bath Iron Works
Craft Chesse Company
Cain Mayonnaise Company
Benjamin P. Coombs 82 longtime Hyde Windlass retiree dies
Benjamin P. Coombs aged 82 a retired Hyde Windlass Co machinist died Saturday at his son Laforest G. Coombs home in Bath after months of illness. He moved to Bath in 1905 from Lisbon Falls with wife Annie L. Coombs who died in 1954. He taught school briefly in Bowdoin and worked 39 years at Hyde Windlass. Survived by two sons four grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was active in West Bath Grange Independent Order of Foresters Bath Aerie of Eagles and attended Corliss Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Coombs
Hyde Windlass Co
Laforest G. Coombs
Cherry Street
High Street
Francis B
Mary Adams Coombs
Bowdoin
Litchfield Academy
Bath
Lisbon Falls
John Durrell Dies at 65 in Bowdoinham
John Durrell 65 of Bowdoinham died Friday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a five day illness. Born April 21 1890 in Littleton New Hampshire, he was the son of Eugene and Jane Whipple Durrell. Surviving are three sons Lloyd Durrell USN Key West Fla Stanley Durrell Freeport and David Durrell Bowdoinham. one step son Ronald Page Brunswick. two daughters Lorraine Durrell Bowdoinham and Jane Arsenault Bath. one step daughter Mrs James Wilkins Arrowsic. and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durrell
Bowdoinham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Littleton
N. H
Eugene
Jane Whipple Durrell
Lloyd Durrell
USN
Key West
Fla
Stanley Durrell
Freeport
David Durrell
Ronald Page
Brunswick
Lorraine Durrell
Jane Arsenaut
Bath
James Wilkins
Arrowsic
Death of Miss Florence M Watson lowers Bath school ties
Florence Minola Watson 61 of Richmond dies after 11 years invalid. The Mitchell school teacher of 16 years was made an honorary Bath Teachers' club member last week and received a television set from former pupils. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at the Richmond Methodist Church.
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Florence Minola Watson
Richmond
Watson
Mitchell School
Bath Teachers’ Club
Methodist
Mrs Riley’s Funeral Held at Brunswick Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry E. Riley were conducted Saturday afternoon at her Brunswick home. Among out of town mourners were Mr and Mrs Donald B Hopkins and other relatives from Bath Mass and New England towns attending the services for the former Bath woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Riley
Brunswick
Bath
Donald B. Hopkins
Merritt Mitchell
Robert C. Mitchell
Edith Riley
Portland
Stewart Copp
Frank Varney
Braintree
Mass
Harrison Davis
Cornwall
N. Y
George Forbes
Jerry
Rochester
N Y
Vernon Mitchell
Quincy
Grover C Smith Funeral Held At Mayo Residence
Funeral services for Grover C. Smith were held Monday at 2 am at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev Harold L. Allen officiating. Bearers were Loring Small Harry Larrabee Gordon Far row Thomas Gallagher Andrew Savage and Albert Wharff. Burial will follow in the Oak Grove cemetery family lot in the Spring.
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Grover C. Smith
Arthur F
Funeral for Jette C Reed Held in Woolwich
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Stephen Sidebotham of Woolwich officiating. Bearers were Harry Pinkham Harold Ames Robert Barter and Freeman Crosby. Burial will take place in the family lot at Laurel cemetery in Woolwich in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jette C Reed
Arthur F. Mayo
Detroit to get seventh story merchandise mart plan
Richard Cohen and his father Sam announce plans to convert a seven story downtown warehouse into a million dollar merchandise mart Detroit would join New York and Chicago as cities with such marts in the nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchandise Mart
Detroit
Richard Cohen
Sam
New York
Chicago
Funeral Of Minnie White Held From Grace Church
Funeral services for Minnie A White 90 died Feb 14 in a local convalescent home were held at Grace Episcopal church with Rev James L Grant officiating. Burial followed in Achorn cemetery Rockland in spring. Born in Rockland Aug 10 1865 she moved to Bath as a youngster and lived there most of her life. She was a Cosmopolitan club member Grace church active with Bath Red Cross especially in WWI and WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. White
Grace Episcopal Church
James L. Grant
Achorn Cemetery
Rockland
William and
Maria Adams White
Bath
Cosmopolitan Club
Grace Church
American Red Cross
Mrs. Orra D. Riley Dies at 84 in Brunswick
Mrs. Orra Davis Riley of Brunswick widow of Thomas Harrison Riley Jr died Thursday at her home after a long illness. Born February 14 1881 in Auburn she lived in Bath and Brunswick most of her life. She was active in the D A R First Parish church Red Cross and Bowdoin Women. Surviving are three daughters a sister a brother five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM from 46 Pleasant Street Brunswick with Rev J Arthur Samuelson officiating Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Riley
Orra Davis Riley
Bath
Thomas Harrison Riley, Jr
Brunswick
Auburn
Mary Ellen Raynes Mitchell
Vernon Dearborn Mitchell
Goss Marine Iron Works
Old Bath High School
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Mr. Riley
Bowdoin College
Brunswick Savings Institution
N. Y
Frank A. Varney
Braintree
Mass
Robert C. Mitchell
Merritt
Vernon Mitchell
Donald E. Hopkins
Edith Riley
Portland
Mary Copp
Frances Nichols
Foxboro
Pleasant Street
J. Arthur Samuelson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Obituary of Grover C. Smith 66 Bath iron worker
Grover C. Smith 66 retired Bath Iron Works employee died early Friday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a two day stay. Born Machias November 30 1889 he lived on Berry Mills Road West Bath. He worked at Bath Iron Works until 1925 then Hyde Estate before 1937 and retired from BIW boiler shop in 1954 after about 17 years. He was a West Bath Men's Club member. Survived by widow Alice E. Smith three sons Leonard Cleveland Graydon one daughter Mildred Stetson two brothers Joel and Henry and a sister Ada Bryan plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Smith
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
Berry Mill
West Bath
Mr. Smith
Machias
George
Mildred Smith
Old Bath Iron Works, Ltd
John Hyde
Hyde
Jette C Reed 74 Woolwich native widow of Winship Reed dies
Jette C Reed age 74 widow of Winship S Reed died February 15 at a local nursing home. She was born in Woolwich June 6 1881 to Frank and Delia Card. Survived by Waldron H Reed of Boothbay Harbor Winship S Reed Jr of Muskegon Mich John H Reed of Woolwich and three daughters including Virginia Cushman of South Windham and Margaret Reed of Thomaston. Also survived by three sisters and 15 grandchildren and lived in Woolwich most of her life before moving to Bath to live with daughter Virginia Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jette C. Reed
Winship S. Reed
Woolwich
Frank
Delia Crawford Card
Waldron H. Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Winship S. Reed, Jr
Muskegon
Mich
John H. Reed
Virginia M. Reed
Barbara Cushman
South Windham
Margaret Reed
Thomaston
Eugene Bartlett
Richmond
Mose Kennerson
Bath
Mary Wright
Connecticut
Heart disease affects millions of Americans
About 5 percent of the U.S. population has some form of heart disease, indicating a significant health burden and ongoing need for medical care and research.
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U.S
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Robert Perry
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