Bath society notes mark army, theater, and travel events
Bath social items list residents with schooling, marriages, illnesses, and recent travels. Notables include Arthur Tainter joining a police force, Cpl Charles Christianson serving with the Eighth Army unit, and Sgt Bernard Ferris welcoming a daughter Patricia Marlene. Many Bath residents visit Portland Boston and Washington, with church and club gatherings noted alongside hospital and funeral visits.
Thompson Purchase Prompts Home Renovations at 48 Meadowway
Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson of Washington street bought the Thaddeus Reed house at 48 Meadowway and are carrying out major renovations before moving in. Mrs Val Ringer and her relatives have returned from Waldoboro after a short visit. Arthur Freeman and family returned from Tenant's Harbor following Mrs Freeman's death. Hart family attended the Port Clyde funeral of Mrs Freeman, stepmother to Mrs Hart. Davis family traveled to Saugus for a week with Mr and Mrs Clare Davis's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Hutchins
Hutchins
William Craft
Washington Street
Mr. Hutchins
Sylvania
Waldoboro
Salem
Mass
Hamilton
Russell S. Hitchcock
Mexico
Mexico City
Boston
Hollis Garey
Pe Street
Boringaeld
Andover
Fred Thompson
Thaddeus Reed
Meadowway
Val Ringer
Green Street
Sue
Martha Lee
Velma Scott
Arthur Freeman
Tenant's Harbor
Mr. Freeman
Clarence Freeman
Wilfred Hart
Carolyn Stackpole
Port Clyde
Freeman
Hart
Carroll Davis
Arthur
Bowery Street
Saugus
Mr. Davis
Clare Davis
Duncan MclInnes
Pearl Street
Mc Sea Hospital
New Yoy
Bath Lions Sponsor Wisconsin Maine Lions Charter
Andrew M Butterfield of the Bath Lions club presented the Wisfesset Lions club the 73rd Maine member of Lions International with a set of Lions flags at special charter exercises in the Wiscasset Memorial on Monday evening. The Bath club sponsored the new unit. About twenty five Bath members attended the dinner and dance after the ceremony led by President Mrs Sam Prawer and International Counselor Mrs Edward D True Jr. Mr and Mrs William Hodg end with Mrs Hodgkins sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harland E Boynton 713 Middle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Butterfield
Bath Lions Club
Wisfesset
Marriot Small Struck By Flu Confined At Home
Marriot Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Small of 27 Pleasant Street is confined to home by the flu. She attends kindergarten at Mitchell School and her absence affects class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard L
Denver
Col
Iris
Lowry Air Ree Base
Leslie B. Ferris
M Street
Patricia Marlene
Helen Canales
Page
Annie Stacey
Popham Beach
Clifton Harrington
North Street
Auburn Nursing Home
Stacey
Marriot Small
Ray Small
Pleasant Street
Mitchell School
Edson Whitehurst
Sumiday
Easter Seal drive planned by National Society in Chicago
United efforts for the 1952 Easter Seal drive are outlined by national and affiliated groups. Letters will reach 29 million American homes as Davis E. Geiger of Ashland Kentucky presides. Jessie E. Morrell of Bath Maine coordinates local outreach while Memorial Hospital patients share in the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Society
Davis E. Geiger
Ashland
Miline Gee
United States
Morse Edges Edward Little 46 35 In Prolific Morse Victory
Morse High defeats Edward Little 46 to 35 in a Prolacy game as Morse’s defense clamped down in the second half. Sonny Munsey and Louis Kingsbury led the Blue and White with strong floor play and clutch baskets. Harry Moses and Jack Hartleb fueled the Morse push while Edward Little’s Gene Iggins and Woodard top scored for the visitors before fouls and late rallies sealed Morse’s win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ench
Artie Belliveau
Morse
Sonny Munsey
Louis Kingsbury
Bobby Small
Ceach Farrell
Jackie Hartleb
Brad Stover
Hartley
Stover
Munsey
Kingsbury
Haggett
Moses
Harry Moses
Edward Little
Pen Woodard
Woodard
Morsemen
Norm Davis
Kip Rice
Gene Iggins
Frr
Art. Leb
Hartles
Davis
Higgins
Rice
Hartleb
Bint
Eddies
Morse J. V
Morsemen Rout Brunswick 79 to 42 in Home Victory
Morsemen captain Jackie Hartleb led with 28 points and Sonny Munsey added 21 as Morse defeated Brunswick 79 to 42 at Morse gym. Hartleb and Munsey sparked a strong start, Morse built a 36 23 halftime lead, and a dominant third period stretched the margin to 52 28 with relentless defense and balanced scoring from Hartleb Munsey Kingsbury Stover Small and others. The blue and white rolled to an overwhelming win before a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Hartleb
Sonny Munsey
Morse Gym
Brunswick Dragons
Morse
TNT
Farrell
Louis Kingsbury
Bobby Small
Kingsbury
Small
Brad Stover
Brunswick
Jackie Hartley
Billy Bruce
Hilltoppers
Cyelinders
Billy Beg
Sonny
Ang
Bobby
Bnya
Orse
Munsey
Marchetti Moses
McCourt
F 'Hartleb
Littlefield
C Maynard
Sylvester
Galarneau
Senveees Young
Fortunato
Mci Gouldrick
Morse Loses Heartbreaker to Lewiston High 51 47
Morse fell 51 47 to Lewiston High on a Saturday night in a tight game. Stover Hartleb and Kingsbury enforced Lewiston’s defense while Morse struggled with fouls in the final period. Hartleb led Morse with 18 points as Lewiston pulled away with 19 points in the last frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Lewiston High
Munsey
Moses
Hartléb
Brad ‘Brower
Kaime
Sonny Munsey
J Moses
Small
Haggett
Kingsbury
Lewiston
Michael
Tedeeeereey
Prrriteritiy
Suomi
Bodnarik
Sidivester
Young
Bowne
Milli
Morse leads Blue White IV to 41-33 win over Brunswick
Morse spearheads a 41 to 33 victory as Brunswick keeps pace early but Morse overcomes a 18 17 halftime deficit. Morse 41 points feature Trafton fronting the attack while Berkzg and Carmichael add points in a steady team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Orone
Goa
Brunswick
Ae A Pte
Trafton
Ss da
Ccd
Berkzg
Carmichael
Mother's March on Polio lights city porch for tolling drive
On January 31 1952 the Mother's March on Polio launches across the city to climax the March of Dimes. Volunteers coordinate a house to house canvass with porch lights or window lights as signals to donate. Edward D True leads as campaign mother with local captains and ward organizers arranging coverage for every house in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
Andrew C. Flaherty
True
Veer
Richard Sherwood
Ivan Trueworthy
Kesh Hilyard
Arah Richmond
Raymond Fogg
Eastham Guild
Catherine Powers
Harriet Frye
Eleanor Danforth
Dallas Crabtree
Lambert Park
James A. Gillies, Jr
Navy man Frederick Lawson returns to Newport after weekend visit
Frederick G. Lawson of the U S Navy has returned to Newport Rhode Island after spending the weekend with his family. Nora Lawson, sister of Arrows, is to be stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Lawson
Newport
Nora Lawson
Arrows
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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John Parker
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Bennington College
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Fannie Clements
Catherine Huse
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Day's Ferry
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New York City
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the Times
U.S. Public Department
Washington, D. C
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University of Missouri
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Ralph Brewer
Richard Renshaw
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Forbes
Frank Kelley
Winchester
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Robert Gray
Northboro
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Day’s Ferry
Susan
Richard
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A. M. MacMurray
Brookline
Thomas A. McWeeney
New Haven
Charles Kenney
Beacon Street ‘Church
Stewart ‘Hospital
Skowhegan
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Cyril Bousfield
Woolwich
Lattice
Daniel W. Staffeld
Five Islands
Edward Small
Winne- Sox
Philip O'Hara
Miami
William Grevers
Orner
Roger M. Pierce
Parks Street
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Ronald Atwood
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Mr. and
John Atwood
Winship
Martha Grant
Liberty Street
Mark Weller
Robert Brownell
Upper Washington Street
Sally Grant
Gorham State Teachers College
Kenneth Thayer
Union Street Court
William Hodgend
Hodgkins
Harland E. Boynton
Middle Street
Jessie E. Morrell
Huse Street
the Memorial Hos
Mildred Hooper Trott
Adelaide Hooper
Samuel D. Hi 5
F. Waldo Marshall
Noel V. Campbell
Oliver Street
Red House
Lincoln Street
Anne Kimball
Louis A. Dole
Church of the New Jerusalem
W. Stanley Hill
Granite Street
Theresa Louise
Marie I. Preston
Trective
Pin Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Rotary Club
Old Town
Faith McKay
Richard J. Callan
Southampton
Pfc. Callan
U. S. Air Force
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Callan
England
Sally B. Grant
George W. Morse
Clinton
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Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Belgrade Lakes
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Augusta General Hospital
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Richard Carlton
Scottie
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Deering Street
Sidney B. Knight
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Rudolph McRae
Richard McRae
U.S. Air Force
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