Girl Scout Council Holds Annual Meeting and By Laws Review
The Girl Scout Council gathered for its annual meeting to adopt revised by-laws and discuss community service. Mrs. Louis A. Dole led the session with Mrs. Russell Grant and Mrs. John Leben present as representatives, noting plans to purchase 10 000 woolen blankets for relief efforts.
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Dem
Girl Scouts
Cot
Association
Dole
Louis. A. Dole
Representatives
Russell Grant
John. Leben
Foreign War Vets Auxiliary Formed in New Group
A new Foreign War Vets Auxiliary is formed with officers including Mrs Robshaw Mrs Nellie Hinens and Mrs Marion Wilson. Mrs Swanton presided thanking attendees for joining. A buffet lunch preceded the meeting and the next gathering is set for January 16.
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Foreign War Vets Auxiliary Formed
Gray Ladies recruitment appeal for Red Cross vacancies
An appeal invites those who applied for Gray Lady blanks in the past month to return them to the Red Cross office at City Hall. Vacancies remain and interested individuals may obtain information at the Red Cross office or from Mrs. Joseph Smith, chairman. The appeal stresses the urgent need for completing this effort.
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Red Cross
City Hall
Pentaet
Joseph 1
S Smith
Bath
Hilbrick’s Four-Decade Service Marked by Recognition
In a retirement ceremony, Hilbrick was praised by colleagues including Curtis Irving of Portland and Chester Lewiston foreman. The event at the Country Club followed a steak dinner. Attendees included E. Mcintosh of Biddeford Ted Watson Lucien Ames and several others from Ames Bath and surrounding areas.
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Fimpo Sanie
Philbrick
Curtis
Irving
Portland
Chester
Lewiston
Country Club
Atte Testi
Calkport
E. Mcintosh
Biddeford
Ted Watson
Lucien
Ae Ames
B. Nelson MacLean
B. N.per
C. P. Williams
Fred A. Sterling
C. I. Lane
A. H. Kilgore
Bath
Capt. Quicks Last Ship Sunk by Germans
A damaged report traces Captain Quicks vessel sunk by a German U boat near Port Arthur, the crew repelling the attack with ship guns. The survivors were later held aboard a German raider, transferred to a Nazi ship, taken to Japan and interned in a prison camp until end of hostilities. He sailed home from a Japanese camp on September 23 to a welcoming reception.
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Port Arthur
Japan
Runaway Oil Truck Crashes Into City Building
A driverless oil truck owned by Emera Oil Company wrecked the front of M. W. & Company at 259 Front Street. Three men escaped injury amid vibrations that started the truck in the street as it delivered oil. The building suffered damaged boards and windows. Reverend Albert R. Freeman was visiting Jefferson for a Baptist church ordination and actions.
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Emera
Oil Company
M. W. & Company
Ede
Merritt A. Mite
Wellman Cours
Rui Boards
Claparte
Mance
Albert R. Freeman
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Jefferson
the Baptist Church
Fragmented notes on a chosen class and wartime movements
The text references a selected group and their duties regarding a book and a training room. It notes a person who returns to a starting point and is later called away to war, with mentions of a librium and earlier status. The passage is unclear and partial.
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James Ae
Navy Club Installs Officers Thursday
The Navy Club installed officers on Thursday with Carl S. Ton named the first honor member plus music led by C Leeman at the Hughes shi patrechenantsee venue.
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Carl S&s Ton
Charles F. Hughes
C Leeman
Club 42 Installs Officers for 1946 Year
Club 42 held its first 1946 meeting Thursday evening with officers installed and new leadership announced for the year. Secretary and other officers were elected or named to guide the club's activities.
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Club 42
Club
Wi Dougherty Update In Morse Household
Mrs. John A Morse announces a change in household affairs with Wi Dougherty taking a prominent role. Further details remain limited in the notice.
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Wi Dougherty
Imei
John A- Morse
Former Bath Workers Married on December 20
A wedding notice lists two former Bath workers joining in marriage on December 20. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Crocker, spent their honeymoon in Hartford, Connecticut, before returning to Bar. The groom worked at Iron Works and the bride is identified as a local employee. further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Time Keeper Iron Works
Ness
Crocker
Hartford
Farm Bureau January Topics and Meetings
Groups will discuss book cares ration agents and future changes in homes and materials. Meetings will be held in Dromore Ten January with follow up sessions on remodeling and food forum updates.
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Dromore
Rapa
Bath couple hosts AP New Year party
A Bath couple hosted an AP New Year party featuring Mr. New Year 1946 with guests from New York City Chicago and Massachusetts. Attendees included John Ouellette Kenneth Chute and San Iter Jean Beverly in a festive gathering marking the eve.
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Bath
New York City
Chicago
John Ouellette
Kenneth Chute
Mass
Saniter
Jean Beverly
Two Auto Drivers Fined by Court
Hadley E. Smith, 18, of Wisconsin cassette found guilty Monday.
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Wiscasset
Local notices and social notes from Sagadahoc area
A public dance to benefit a building project is announced with attendees from Medford and various towns. A church pastor from Medford is mentioned, along with several local residents serving on a January traverse jury. Social visits and weekend stays are noted with names including Mr. and Mrs. Karl, Dr. and Mrs. Curtis, and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. MacDougal.
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P47
Nha
N. Smith
Ae Medford
Mass
Ouser
George Lewis
Ver
Chester
A.S
MacDougal
Milton
Douglas
Traverse
Sagadahoc
Karlata Sloyd Curtis
Brem Brook
Ernest C
Unclear Fragments from Bowdoinham Post Briefs
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Malcolm, Lamoreau, Sonn, Herman Lamoreau, Purington, Jonas, Sertor, Bert, and Farm Bureau. No coherent event or date.
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Malcolm
Lamoreau
A. Fe Pd Ith
Mr. Sonn
Herman Lamoreau
Purington
Jonas
Bert
Farm Bureau
Gillies Named Chairman for March of Dimes
James Gillies of the Batheste se is appointed chairman for the March of Dimes campaign, with the role moving forward today. The appointment signals a lead effort for the local fundraising drive and community participation.
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Gillies
March OF Dimes
James
Sage OA Hea News Summary
Fragmentary text mentions Sage OA and related names. no clear event or details available for a full card.
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Hilbrick
Quick
U. S. Connecticut
Texas Company
Oak Street
Sewall
Navy Club
Patie
Arsene
Vir Gallagher
Bebjeska
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Topsham
Whitmore
Bowdoinham
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Pius
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