Richmond ER Scions plan fundraiser and school survey
A community drive led by Principal Clifton funds a new band room and addresses Emerson High overcrowding. Town meeting planned to authorize surveys of school buildings with a state consultant. Emerson School opened 1885, remodeled 1922, nine rooms in use. high school enrollment 169.
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Leavitt
Virginia
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Richard B. Derby
South Pleasant Street
Oliver E. Dore
Eva Checkering
Lee Hall
William Babb
Perley Joy
Carolyn. Marr
Paul Roberts
Harold Wade
Elizabeth
Haynes
Eben Baker
Stella Crockett
Charles Dore
Richard Jovin
Romeo Relevance
Thomas Borjesson
Hilda Pooler
Annie Ames
Nancy Wade
Dorothy Doran
Marion McFarland
We Ya Dore
Annette Harford
Amy Bradley
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Stratford
Conn
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White Road
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Bridgeport
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sterling Memorial Park
Stratford Exchange Club
Mable McFee
Main Street
Earl McFee
Rudolph Hanson
Patterson
N. J
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
South Front Street
Richard Derby
Winchester
Mass
Robert Cutler
Spruce Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
H. S. Densmore
Maine
Counroad
Abbie Bates
Ridge Road
Laura Reynold
Benesnon Vane Hoauxary
Sais Gion
Marciasie
Gladys Prout
Waterville
Earl Dickinson
Rexiles
Gas General Hospital
Inson
Banana plants not trees grow tall as thirty feet
A readable fragment notes that bananas grow as tall as about 30 feet and are not true trees. The text identifies banana plants reaching notable heights but does not provide additional context or sourcing.
Two Bath Girls Nominated for Winter Carnival Queen
Gorham State Teachers College selects Ruth Coombs and Amelia Anne Mitchell from Bath to compete for the carnival crown. Both seniors are Morse High alumni, with Coombs teaching practice at the campus school and Mitchell active in D A R and student leadership. The annual event will be attended by families and supporters.
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Bath
Gorham State Teachers College
Carlton Rey Reed
Ted Avery
Bath Youth Respond to Call for Action
The Bath youth answered a call to United Christian Youth Action at a Sunday service at Wesley Methodist church. Participants included Sally True Nee Be Haggett Charles Higgins Patricia Gaudet Jane Ward Lee Smith Jean Brown Sally Caton William Gilman Dana McCurdy Beverly Knight with organist Leland Patton. Reverend Ellis Holt spoke on The Point of Reference urging commitment to Christ and the church.
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Bath
United Christian Youth Action
United Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Sally True
Nee Be Haggett
Charles Higgins
Patricia Gaudet
Jane Ward
Lee Smith
Jean Brown
Sally Caton
William Gilman
Dana McCurdy
Beverly Knight
Leland Patton
Darling scales court record in Gorham win over Keene
Jay Darling of Gorham State Teachers College scored 33 points to tie a court record in a 78 to 62 victory over Keene New Hampshire late January. Bridge academy graduate John Weldon conducts Farmington State Teachers College orchestra for Winter Carnival ball on Feb 15.
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Jay Darling
Bridge Academy
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Keene, N. H
Maine
Farmington State Teachers’ College
John Weldon
West Dresden
John
Farmington
Pownalboro
Richard
Tommy
Candy’s Harbor
Clayton Mayers
Daytona
Middle Bridge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
William Meeting
Leslie A. Bailey
Children learn lessons in three ra school cars in Canada
In remote Canadian regions students study from ra school cars that travel to provide basic education. The mobile schools bring lessons to communities lacking local facilities.
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Canada
Ambassadors of the Christian Church studied in Georgetown
CEORGETOWN John Reedy spoke at etown church on Sunday morning on Am bassadors of the Christian Church. He linked Paul the Apostle to the Vatican appointment and cited Rome as a center of world civilization with its wealth, learning, and contrast between rich and poor. The talk emphasized prayer, mutual support, love, and learning from one another as keys to church growth.
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Stoneham
Mass
cros + lege
Etown
Truman
Mark Clark
Vatican
St. Paul
Rome
Paul's Day
Mr. Reedy
Paul
Christ
Leo J
Weekly Bible Study and Community Meetings Noted
The article records a weekly Bible study led by Mrs. George Gray and the Good Neighbor club meeting with Mrs. Harlan Pinkham. It notes services with speaker Mr. Reedy of Boston, and readings from Matthew 4 after an afternoon and Psalms 5 6 for evening. It lists numerous local residents visiting and visiting guests, and mentions 25 year lodge pins for Orville Rowe and Gilbert Standish.
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George Gray
Harlan Pinkham
William Marr
Victor Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Gray
Good Neighbor Club
Reedy
Boston
Chester
Natalie
Ernest Hemmen
Watertown
Mass
Hyde Windlass
Stanley Lewis
Clayton Heald
Lewis
Veterans Hospital
Woodrow Gray
Portland
John Brown
Bath
Helen Huskins
Clayton Doyle
Yarmouth
Doyle
Victor Pinkin
Mary Stevens
Georgetown
Stanley Lewis and
Daughts
Harry
John McKeon
Seguinland
Scout Anniversary Week Observed by Pine Tree Council
The 42nd Boy Scouts of America anniversary falls on February 8 with events February 6–12. A Father and Son banquet is February 12 at Morse High gym featuring Eagle Scout George Crockett of Portland. Bath Scouts and Cubs awards will be presented as the council aims to launch 50 new Cub packs in 1952 to address family life and Cub-age growth.
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Virgil Stevens
Central School
Percy MacGillivary
Stanley W. Fogg
Neal Street
Portland
Ellen Barker Fogg
Horace Hoffman Lee
John K. Lee
Bath
West Park
N. Y
Boy Scouts of America
Pine Tree Council, Inc
Morse High Gym
George Crockett
Bad Ischl
Austria
Pine Tree Council
Maine
America
Card of Thanks to Bath Memorial Staff and Neighbors
Mrs. Marjorie L. Hagan thanks her doctor and the Bath Memorial hospital nurses for care received while a patient. She also expresses gratitude to neighbors for kindness and to friends for the cards.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Marjorie L. Hagan
Bathman Pleads Guilty in Municipal Court
A Bathman pleaded guilty in municipal court before Recorder John W. Quarrington Saturday morning. The offender was fined 10 dollars plus 5.60 dollars costs and granted two weeks probation to pay. Patrolman Merle Niles was the complainant.
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Toen
John W. Quarrington
Merle Niles
Bluejays and spring flora dot Bay Point scene
Bay Point residents note bluejays as large and handsome yet egg robbers and mimics. They defend against owls and hawks, store food for winter, build nests in evergreens, and lay four or five pale green eggs. Nearby bloom shows include witchhazel and arbutus as farmers’ notes report spring buds and sap flow.
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Frederick Clayton
New York City
Miss Eleanor Grainger Honored At Religious Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Louise Grainger daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Grainger 119 Lincoln Street Bath was among 28 Sisters honored at the Reception and Profession ceremony at St Michael s Novitate Englewood New Jersey The event featured Monsignor Thomas H Powers as speaker and included 18 postulants 14 Sisters final profession and 6 triennial vows The Sisters of St Joseph support schools hospitals orphanages and centers across New Jersey Pennsylvania North Carolina California Washington Oregon Canada Alaska England Ireland Scotland and the Philippines
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Eleanor Louise Grainger
John G. Grainger
Lincoln Street
Bath
St. Michael's Novitate
Englewood
N. J
Thomas H. Powers
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington Seminary
Grainger
M. Consuelo
Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Newark
Sisters of St. Joseph
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
California
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Alaska
England
Ireland
Scotland
Philippine Islands
Personal notes record residents and social visits
Mrs Henry G Shaw of Oak street is a medical patient at the emoria asp. Mrs Mabel Wade of Oak Hill Scarboro visited friends in Bath and Parker Head over the week. Mrs Thatcher Pinkham will entertain the Winnegance Auxiliary at her Bridge street home Thursday afternoon.
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Henry G. Shaw
Oak Street
Emoria
Mabel Wade
Oak Hill
Scarboro
Bath
Parker
Thatcher ‘Pinkham
Winnegance
Bridgestreet
Chester Young obituary notes World War II veteran
Mr and Mrs Harry Young of Washington street attend funeral in Palermo for Chester Young 46 of Branch Mills Palermo. Born April 16 1905 in Augusta son of Nate Young of San Jose and the late Lilla Trask Young he was in the put and lumber business and a World War II veteran serving in the cavalry and Military Police. Survived by wife Milmina daughter Joyce son Gerald sister Frances E Martin half sister Ice Raynes half brother David Young and other relatives. Burial was in the family lot in Palermo cemetery.
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Harry Young
Washington Street
Washington
Mr. Young
Nate Chester Young
Branch, Mills
Palermo
Young
Fridayton
Augusta
Nate Young
San Jose
Calif
Lilla (Trask) Young
Milmina
Joyce
Gerald
Frances E. Martin
Tampa
Fla
Ice Raynes
Bath
David Young
Detroit
Mich
Mrs. Charlotte C. Owen Dies at 73 in Bath Memorial
Mrs. Charlotte Curtis Owen, 73, widow of Humphre A. Owen, died Saturday night at Memorial hospital. A lifelong Bath resident born August 9, 1878, she was daughter of George and Mary Bates Seigars. She attended Bath schools and belonged to Central Congregational Church and Dromore Grange. Survived by several cousins.
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Charlotte Curtis Owen
Humphre A. Owen
Memorial Hospital
Bath
George
Mary Bates Seigars
Funeral services for Mrs Marion C Roberts
Funeral services for Mrs Marion C Roberts were held Friday afternoon at two from Mayo Funeral Residence with Rev Charles R Sims of First Baptist Church officiating. Bearers were George Soule, Almond Roberts, Sidney Lewis and Ross Barter. She was entombed for burial in the family lot at Oak Grove in the Spring.
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Marion C. Roberts
Mayo
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
George Soule
Almond Roberts
Sidney Lewis
Ross Barter
Oak Grove
Lieutenant Ronald Oulton Home on Month-Long Leave
Army 1st Lt. Ronald C. Oulton wounded in Korea December 1 returns to Bath with wife and two sons for a month of leave from Camp Pickett Virginia hospital care. He suffered severe leg injuries and nerve damage and is now able to move around. He served with Battery B 703rd AAA Gun Battalion and was briefly Battery Commander at Camp Stewart before overseas deployment. He went to Korea June 23 1951 and was wounded December 1. He left Tokyo hospital January 7 for Camp Pickett and arrived January 26. He plans to return to Camp Pickett at month end.
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Korea
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Ralph
High Street
Bath
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Camp Stewart
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Mrs Annnie Annis of Bath Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Annnie Annis formerly of Camden and Bath New Hampshire died after a period of illness. She lived with her daughter in Laconia and had strong ties to Bath where she visited annually. Survived by daughter Mrs Ernest Marshall of Laconia, brother Edward Gannon of Providence, and sisters Mary and Eliza. Funeral held in Laconia with burial in Camden.
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R Dater
K Marshall
Laconia
N. H
Gannon
Bath
Camden
Annis
Winter Street Church
Ladies’ Aid
Genesta
C.es
Ernest Marshall
Lacconia
Edward Gannon
Providence
R. I
Mary
New York City
Eliza Chperg
Mass
Marshall
Michigan
Laxconia
Death of Helen C. Clancy in Woolwich
Helen C. Clancy aged 46 died at her River Road home in Woolwich after a brief illness. Born February 2, 1915 in Woolwich she lived there with family and worked at Bath Canning Co until its closing. Survived by parents Arthur and Estella Baker, three brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral Friday at Mayo Funeral Residence with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Entombment in Riverside Cemetery Spring.
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Helen C. Clancy
River Road
Woolwich
Wattae
Estella (Blackman) Conan
Bath Canning Co
Clancy
Ar Ter Baker
Conan Reen
Sccts
One Baker
Bowdoin
Everett
Kenneth Baker
Florence Temple
Elsie Stinson
Mayo Funeral
David L. Wilson
Fames Riverside Cemetery
Funeral service for Charlotte C Owen at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev Richard J Shaper of Winter Street Church officiating. Bearers Delmar Loring Small Robert Small Reuben Purington. The body entombed until spring for burial in the-tain lot in Fairview Cemetery Winnegance.
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Charlotte C. Owen
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Richard J. Shaper
Winter Street Church
Plchtink
Delmar Loring Small
Robert Small Reuben Purington
Tain
Fairview Cemetery
Winnegance
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Esther J Moses
A high mass for Mrs Esther Jane Moses was held at St Mary’s Catholic Church on Thursday at eight with Rev Fr Timothy C Maney officiating. Bearers were George Nugent Raymond Trott Patrick Nugent and Harry Moses. Burial followed in the family lot at Calvary cemetery.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Cece
Esther Jane Moses
Timothy C. Maney
George Nugent
Raymond Trott
Patrick Nugent
Harry Moses
Calvary Cemetery
Scout bees communicate food sources by dance
Researchers note scout bees perform a dance to indicate food locations to the hive. The behavior guides foraging by followers as they interpret the dance cues to discover nectar and pollen supplies.
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