Serious Injuries From Head-On Collision Near Scarboro
Mr and Mrs James Clifford Lockery of Portland formerly from Saco suffered possible skull fracture and multiple injuries in a head on crash on the Scarboro marshes Friday. Robert Blair of West Scarboro was arrested for drunken driving. The Lockerys were taken to Webber hospital and Blair to Maine General hospital.
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James Clifford Lockery
Falmouth Street
Portland
Saco
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Bath
Scarboro Marshes
Robert Blair
West Scarboro
Lockery
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Frank Lockery
Union Station
Lockerys
Blair
Maine General Hospital
South Portland
Bath Townsend Club Doubles Membership
The Bath Townsend club of the Old Age Pension organization reports its Bath branch now has over 200 en rolled members after its first post organization meeting at Red Men’s hall. President William Hosmer led the session, naming Herbert B. Luce as treasurer. Meetings will be held the first and third Mondays. open to the public. There is interest from Woolwich and surrounding towns to join.
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Townsend Club
Red Men's Hall
Herbert B. Luce
William Hosmer
Bath
Old Age Pension Organization
Hosmer
Bath Club
Woolwich
Hosmer Sees Membership Near 400 Mark After Doubling Again
Ident Hosmer predicts the organization will nearly double once more with membership approaching the 400 threshold. The forecast calls for continued growth and expansion efforts in the near term.
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Ident Hosmer
Bath group mobilizes for infantile paralysis fund drive
Dr Warren E Kershner chaired Bath committee for the Infantile Paralysis Fund as Bath residents back health efforts. A President's Ball at Morse High School gym will raise funds while a Bath boy recovers at Georgia Warm Springs. Harold L Adams leads ticket committee. members meet at 7 30 with John P Carey Jr and list includes Mrs David S Cogan Mrs Frank F Colburn Jr and others.
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Warren E. Kershner
Bath
Georgia Warm Springs
Morse High School
Harold L. Adams
John P. Carey, Jr
David S. Cogan
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Leroy F. Colby
John C. Fitzgerald
William H. T. Gove
J. Horace McClure
Albert H. McMann
John J. Mulcahy
Marius H. Page
Morris E. Povich
H. Martin Powers
Sumner Sewall
Margery Scott
William H. Small
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Edward T. Whitehouse
Leslie J. Wold
Phyllis E. Wright
New Year Ball Proceeds Benefiting Memorial Hospital
Miss Anna Trott hosted the Junior League event on High Street for a New Year’s Eve ball. Proceeds will aid Memorial hospital and a gift plan was debated with a final decision expected later in the week.
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Anna Trott
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Casey and Mrs Dickins Return From Boston Visit
Mrs Thomas J Casey and Mrs Justin H Dickins returned home Wednesday after a brief visit in Boston.
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Thomas J. Casey
Justin H. Dickins
Boston
Bowdoinham and Area News Roundup
Thieves broke into R A Dickinson’s store by smashing the main door. cigars candy and tobacco were taken. The McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters will install officers with Grand Chief Josephine Coombs presiding. Various local residents visit, host, or return from trips, and eight surviving children are noted for Benjamin Humphrey who died aged 76. Bowdoinham and nearby towns report sports results and community events from the week.
Benjamin C Humphrey Dies After Recurrent Illness
Benjamin C. Humphrey, 76, died Friday after a long illness marked by a second shock Tuesday. He, in frail health for years, was cared for by his three youngest children Gladys Blanche and Shirley and survived by five other children. The funeral was held Sunday. He belonged to Progressive Grange. Local notes mention community members Annie Cobb Emma Temple and others recovering from sickness. John Dunn and two sons reside in the Seivois house. Mrs Nellie Sylvester taught Ridge school briefly while Miss Mary Dodge was away. Manfred Nelson, longtime worker at C G Browns garage, recently completed his duties. Mrs Augustus Perow and Miss Persis Hoyt hosted St Marys guild at Grace church parish house on Oak street with sewing for charity and Winter plans.
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R. A. Dickinson
McDonald Temple
Pythian Sisters
Josephine Coombs
Hazel Cornish
Herbert Cornish
Bridgton
Kenneth MacDougal
Brunswick
Tom Hackett
Myrtle Gordon
Newcastle
Lloyd Kelley
Ernest Millay
Henry Tarr
Richmond
Vera Winters
Waterville
A. S. MacDougal
Benjamin Humphrey
Post Road
Humphrey
Augusta
James
Elizabeth Gay
Progressive Grange
Bowdeinham
New Gloucester
Burns
Wallace
Temple
Bowdoinham Boys
Eastern Star
Mary Webber
Zina Maxwell
Gladys Raymond
Milton Given
Ellen Cornish
Lelia Blodgett
Doris
Pratt
Jack Gibson
Oquessee
Emma Ferguson
Karl Hatch
Frank Siegars
Edward Baker
Charles Hackett
Harold Rollins
Frederick Cheney
Portland
Harold Cheney
E. C. Patten
Topsham
William
Benjamin C. Humphrey
Gladys
Blanche
Shirley
Annie Cobb
Emma Temple
John Dunn
Seivois House
Nellie Sylvester
Ridge School
Mary Dodge
Manfred Nelson
C. G. Brown
Nelson
Augustus Perow
Persis Hoyt
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Philathea Class Social at Corliss Street Church
The Philathea class of Corliss Street church held a Tuesday evening social at Miss Doris Hutchins home on Cherry Street. Prof. Frederick Chapman gave a talk on the Alps and Switzerland followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Philathea
Corliss Street
Doris Hutchins
Cherry Street
Frederick Chapman
Alps
Switzerland
Life in Little America lecture by Dr. Earl Perkins
Dr. Earl Bryant Perkins of Rutgers University will present a travelogue on Life in Little America to Bath audiences next Monday and Tuesday evenings at the First Baptist church. The talk, illustrated by motion pictures, covers the Antarctic expedition and its scientific work, with Perkins noted as a key zoologist aboard the voyage. Tickets are on sale at Hallet's. James P. Sutherland injures hip after a sidewalk slip. Queen Esther Rebekah lodge plans Past Noble Grands Night and Roll Call on February 4.
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First Baptist Church
Little America
Earl Bryant Perkins
Rutgers University
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Columbus
Magellan
Dr. Perkins
Perkins
Bath
Edith Perkins
Chaney
Leonardo B. Chaney
Maine Central Railroad
Kenneber
Carlton Bridge
First Baptist Brotherhood
Hallet’s
James P. Sutherland
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
Walter E. Chase
Center Street Hill
Hugh D. Grant
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Vital Records of Phippsburg Book Published by Miss Hill
Miss Mary Pelham Hill of Topsham has published The Vital Records of Phippsburg Maine to the Year 1892. The 431 page volume compiles town birth, marriage and death records with church graveyard and Bible sources. The Maine State Libraryhas purchased the complete edition for state and national libraries.
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Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Phippsburg
Maine
the Times
Miss Hill
George Langdon Hill
Mark Langdon Hill
James McCobb
Kennebec
Maine State Library
Dike School Teacher Talks On Education
Miss M. Jane Feero, grade four teacher at Dike school, presented a paper on Evolution of Education before the Dike P T A. Tuesday afternoon. The event opened with pupils from the opportunity class performing Around the World, followed by tea and sandwiches and a business meeting. Mrs. J. Albert Redlon, notable PTA president, attended as guest. about 40 people were present.
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M. Jane Feero
Dike School
Dike P. T. A
Warren F. Hawley
Opportunity
J. Albert Redlon
South End
P.T.A
Bath
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