Community notes outline hall party and youth group plans
Executive communications reveal a February hall party hosted by Irene Alden with Mrs. Fred Hag Lowell assisting. The Youth Fellowship Group plans a week from January 27 to February 3, with Adele Hunt and William to attend a Bath Call committee meeting at Wesley Church on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Alden
Ett
Fred Hag- Lowell
Phipreburg
Adele Hunt
William
Bath
Wesley Church
Bodwell Grange
Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Mildred Rogers
Pauline Hart
Church Co
Helen Totman
Alice—_Lowell
Macy Whitehead
and . Stevens
Eee Een and Finance Committee
Selectmen's Office
Town Hall
Walter McCourt
Totman
Totman Library. There Was No School In Townditions, Because of Icy Road
Ther and Son
Membe
Alice Pye
Wil Welch
Margaret Pye
Eleanor Pye
Ee Town
Higo Chette
Florence Rol
Winter Street
Jean Hunt
Portland Sa
Gordon Alden
Jean Bowker
Central
Riverside
New York
Phil
Solar Lodge Installs Officers On Monday Night
Solar Lodge No. 14 F and A M conducted its installation at Masonic Temple Monday evening with Past Masters Lowell Gillespie and Jackson assisting. New officers include Worshipful Master F Ward Norton and Secretary Karcher S Jackson. Upcoming events list BA degree, 25 year pin presentation, and FC and MM degree work through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Masonic Temple
Edwin H. P. Lowell
John W. Gillespie
Karcher S. Jackson
F. Ward Norton
Sherwood RK. Francis
Clyde K. Baker
P. M. Paul D. Moore
P. M. John W. Gillespie
P. M. Karcher S. Jackson
Robert N. Osher
Donald Page
I. Lawrence
Well C. Haskell
Mashal
Linwood E. Temple
Robrks Rice
Tyler
Vernon
New Medical Director Named at Bath Iron Works Hospital
Dr Edward Louis Kinder 32 from Philadelphia becomes medical director at Bath Iron Works Corp hospital taking duties this week. He attended Georgetown University George Washington Medical School and UPenn graduate school. He held surgical residencies in Washington Philadelphia and Port Me. Married with two children, the family lives in Portland and will move to Bath when housing is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Louis Kinder
Philadelphia
Bath Iron Works Corp
Georgetown University
George Washington Medical School
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Kinder
Portme Hospitals
Portland
Bath
Lay Advisory Committee Plans Annual Meeting in January
The January session will be the annual meeting to elect officers and new members. Regular meetings will address investigation problems and refer important items to subcommittees. Each subcommittee will have a chairman responsible for progress and meetings, with complete written reports at monthly sessions.
Church Women Council Speaker at Salvation Hall Event
The Church Women Council president will speak at the annual gathering on Friday afternoon at 2 30 in Salvation Hall. Mrs Snowe is highlighted as a speaker of exceptional ability and Bath churchwomen are urged to attend. Officers will be elected and the program includes music by Mrs Richard Klimoff and a vocal solo by Mrs Howard F. Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Church Women
Salvation Hall
Snowe
Bath
Pacremes Fleming
Richard Klimoff
Howard F. Cramer
Mrs Sadie Farley and Olive Farley in Florida Hospital
Mrs. Sadie Farley and her daughter Olive Farley are in Orlando at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital for treatment or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Farley
Olive Area
Orland, Fla
The
Florida Sanitari and Hospital
Parker Head News Roundup and School Activities
Local residents saw Parker Head events with Warren Doughty winning draws and Charles Wyman toping phonics. Community members attended PTA meetings, birthday and illness notes, and Sunday gatherings. Cleanup and school fund plans include a food sale and a plan for a new victrola, with many visits across Bath and Brunswick.
Hospital Auxiliary Sees Resignation Of Sewing Chairman
The auxiliary regrets the resignation of Mrs. W. Dayton Hill who has chaired the sewing committee since the auxiliary’s formation. She is praised for her work supplying materials for hospital articles and coordinating with organizations. Members seeking contact details are urged to reach out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Elks Sport Night Promises Big Maine Event Thursday
Bath lodge hosts Elks Sport Night featuring Bill Summers and Maine sports figures. Dennis Murphy invites Morse and Legion players. program includes All-League cups and league championship cup awards. Notables include Sam Aceto, Bert Curry, Bing Miller, Doc Doherty, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
Brian M
Brian” Jewett
Maine
Jewett
Bill” Summers
City Hall
Morse
Dennis Murphy
American Legion
Warren McNeil
Bath
Elks
Elks Lodge
Sam Aceto
Herbert Curry
Bing Miller
Doc” Doherty
Portland Pilots
Moses Lewiston
Steve Grenda
Edward Little
Dick Gibson
St. Dom's
Lewiston
Hymie Shanahan
del Bissonnet
Blaine Davis
Bud Cornish
Clare Sweeney
al Baka
Haley
Chick Hayes
Bob Stecher
Coley Welch
Portland
Danny McFayden
Bowdoin
Ben Houser
Augusta
Don Brennan
Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Portland High School
Francis Winchenbach
Leon E. Buck
Tony Toothaker
Howard Mayo
Archibald M. Main
Amaranth Court Holds Public Installation Ceremony
Dirigo Court of Amaranth held a public installation at the Masonic Temple Saturday. Percy C. McManus of Portland officiated with aides Mrs. Sarah A. Shaw and Frank Thomas among others. New royal matron is Mrs Ellen Thomas of Anson and royal patron William English of Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Court
Ama Ranth
Masonic Temple
Percy C. McManus
Portland
Sarah A. Shaw
Frank Thomas
Anson
Grace Lund
Freeport
Florence McCracken
Damariscotta
Helen L. Lord
Kittery and
Bath
Arthur Wing
Eleanor Danforth
Marie English
Bachelder Wins Bowling Match In Two-Half Fight
Charles Bachelder defeated Everett Libby by 12 pins in a 20 string match to total 2004 to 1934. The first half at Park alleys ended 1046 to 988 in Bachelder’s favor, and the second half at Arcade alleys produced 958 for Bachelder and 946 for Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bachelder
Everett Libby
Libby
Bachelder
Mrs Drake Returns Home After Two Month Visit
Mrs. Frederick E. Drake returned to her Washington Street home Tuesday evening after two months away visiting her son and daughter in law in Wyn Pa and visiting Vice Admiral and Mrs. Harry W. Hill of Annapolis Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
and Wyn
Harry W. Hill
Annapolis
Miss Jane Trott Returns to Boston After Weekend With Parents
Miss Jane Trott returns to Boston after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs C Trott of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Trott
Boston
Mr. and
Ee C. Trott
High Street
Community Notes From Phippsburg and Nearby
Local church service at the Haggett home on Monday and a day service at Small Point church. A week of winter scenes draws camera enthusiasts as the Berwindvale collier passes with snow covered woods in the background and a Navy tug to Bath Works. Various local residents and visitors are listed with recent travel, leaves, illness, and home moves across Bath, Small Point, Phippsburg Center, and surrounding towns.
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Christian Service
Fred Haggett
Phippsburg Center
Myra Scott
Nancy Welch
Fred Spinney
Jesse Munse
Small Point Church
Collier Berwindvale
Bath Row
Marie McNulty
Snipe
Bath
Peter Chubbuck
Woolwich
Frank Florian
Florian
Mark
Chatham
Mass
Stone Horse
Cape
Ernest Shepard
Fairfield
Stanley W. Perkins
Small Point
Raymond Wyman
Guy E. Crowley
Corea
Stanley W. Hyde
Punta Gorda
Fla
John Jackson
Hyde
Florida
John Cassidy
Norman E. Markham
Terry
Kennebec
Albert Cook
Theresa
Mr. Cook
Veterans’ Hospital
Rutland
Coxs Head January Extension Talk and Local Happenings
The January Extension Service meeting addressed Spot Dyeing. The collier Berwindvale shipped coal from Kennebec Wharf in Bath around 12 20 a m. Friday. Snow damaged branches and trees especially birch. Frank Lawrence spent days in Bath Woolwich and Arrowsie. Mr and Mrs Stanton C Dozois visited L E Simmons and Mrs Helen Landers Brunswick. Ethel Moore and family moved back to Popham road from Parker Head. P Edward De Berg returned from a Washington trip Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Libby
F. A. Libby
East Harpswell
Otis Sheffield
Cundy’s Harbor
Reginald Gordon
Parker Head
Ethel Moore
J. Albert Young
Popham Road
Freeland Kings
Bowdoinham
Leslie Darling
Florence Rollins
Daisy Talbot
Bath
Arthur Williams
Bath Memorial Hospital
Elfreda Perkins
Earl Lowell
Eliza Bradshaw
Phippsburg Center
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Fred Hagegett
Thomas Skeffield
John Ridley
Topsham
Morse High School
John W. Libby
Portland
Sally Lowell
Bliss College
Lewiston
Lowells
Eugene Ross
Charles Blaisdell
Canasta
Dave Tahamount
Clarence Blaisdell
Maurice Blaisdell
Frank Lawrence
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Stanton C. Dozois
L. E. Simmons J
Helen Landers
Cook’s ‘Corner
Brunswick
Bert Young
P. Edward de Berg
Washington, D. C
Ballot positions set for city election contests
Candidates facing opposition for the February 11 municipal election met to draw ballot order. Ward 2 lists Byron E. Clark and Herbert R. Lemont for City Council. Ward 4 lists Percy W. Kingsbury and Melvin L. Comeau. Ward 7 lists Charles F. MacDonald Jr and William H. Watson and Donald F. Perry. Board of Education names John M. Conley Jr Edward M. Butterfield and Oscar S. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Clark
Herbert R. Lemont
Percy W. Kingsbury
Melvin L. Comeau
Charles F. MacDonald, Jr
William H. Watson
Donald F. Perry
Board of Education
John M. Conley, Jr
Edward M. Butterfield
Oscar S. Adams
Kocha Wins Community Center Ping Pong Championship
Stu Kocha defeated defending champion Billy Lothrop four games to three in a best of seven at the Bath Community Center. The final scores were 21-19 16-21 21-18 12-21 21-12 21-16 as about 60 spectators watched the event and Councilman Louis Couture presented the A cup to Kocha for the 1951-1952 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center
Stu” Kocha
Billy Lothrop
Kocha
Center
Louis O. Couture
Bath Community Ter
Champ Kocha
Grace Church Parish Annual Meeting Minutes Report
The Grace Episcopal parish held its annual meeting in the parish house after a parish supper for about 100 attendees. Officers reelected include Walter M. Hill and Roger M. Luke with census of finance and mission committees, plus vestry members John J. Preney and Benjamin S. Haggett. Arthur Sewall II named auditor and music committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Walter M. Hill
Roger M. Luke
George H. Fox
Harry L. Day
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Joseph Smith
I. W. Rainey
Thatcher Pinkham
Small Point Beach
Bath Iron Works
Edward L. Kinder
Portladome Center
Peetie
Church Women Council
Parker
Warren Doughty
Charles Wyman
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Howard Mason
Robe Gray
Elizabeth
Carolyn
Patricia
Wyman
Phippsburg P. T. A
Ly Snow
Miss Snow
Center Congregational Church
Charles L. Stevens
Stella Packard
E. Winnifred Packard
Diane Ross
Ross
Angie Mank
Mank
Earh Lowell
Leo Hamel
J. Frank Mezenski
Ramon Hamel
Son
Amaranth
Marguerite McNulty
Peter Gagnon
Star _route 3
Bath Memorial Hospi
Cox
Grace Church
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Chevrolet
Fisher
Brooke Chevrolet, Inc
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