Richmond groups plan first Girl Scout meeting and club events
Richmond members from the D A R sponsor a Girl Scout troop with a reader and committee. Y A Y F and Dres den group hold gatherings with plans for a parish play and an electrical refrigerator fund. Emeth Royal Arch Masons install officers. Farm Bureau and Red Cross activities include new members and training, with events at the church and parish house.
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Fort Richmond
D. A R
Polly Robert
Carl Anderson
Albert Wing
Harold Bates
Lawrence Bond
Raymond Curtis
Maurice Sullivan
Paul Roberts
Y.A.Y.F. Society
Dresden
Farrar Stuber
Bennett
Wesley Webber
Everett Doug
Thomas Foriesson
Audh Friest
Cresier Gali
James Atedt
Ladies Farm Bureau
Cvensuipz Anl
Fred de Roche
Marjorie Redding
Lee Bishop
Bishop
Chester Foster
Fred Duren
Farm Bureau
Topsham
Beryl Barton
Red Cross Drive
Gordon True
Red Cross
Brunswick
Richmond
Maine
Local Society Notes and Engagements Preview
The Vorning League met at Mrs. Ernest Heal's home with co hostess Mrs. Melvin Cunningham. PTA plans entertainment amid weather related attendance. Maureen Davis highlighted on WGAN program singing Peg O My Heart. Various personal items note births travels illness and family visits among Seguinland Bath and surrounding towns.
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Ernest Heal
Melvin Cunningham
P.T.A
Maureen Davis
Ralph Davis
WGAN
Portland
Peg O' My Heart
Robinhood
New York City
Rebecca Hourwich Reyher
South Africa
Columbia University Press
Five Islands Community Notes and Illnesses
Local items from Georgetown area report a fire department phone number change to 13M 4 and a snow event that melted after sun. Mumps cases rise while church, library, and club activities continue with small attendance. many local residents listed as ill or recovering, and several visits to hospitals noted.
Bath Iron Works Beano for March of Dimes Benefit
The Bath Iron Works Recreation Association sponsors a beano for the March of Dimes at the B I W Recreation Center on Washington Street starting at 7 30 p m. All proceeds go to the March of Dimes campaign fund.
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Bath Iron Works Recreational Association
B. I. W. Recreation Center
Washington Street
Miss Barbara Hendrickson Serves as Clerical Clerk
Miss Barbara Hendrickson of Brunswick completed duties as a clerk at Carl's Drug Store on Saturday.
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Barbara’ Hendrickson
Brunswick
Carl's Drug Store
March of Dimes Campaign Boosted by Local Events
A Sagadahoc County tag day raised 9061 for the March of Dimes with 4-H girls under Mrs. Granville Colby supervising. Contributions came from Bath stores and individual sponsors. additional events included beano games, bridge parties, and public fundraisers organized by local women and Knights of Columbus.
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March of Dimes
Sagadahoe County
Granville Colby
Bath Department Store
W. T. Grant Co
Senter’s, Inc
Dorothy Thompson
Marie Michaud
Merlene Bryant
Knights of Columbus
Bath Hebrew Ladies’ Aid
Morris Ziblatt
Joseph L. Singer
Brunswick
Bath Society
Bath Campaign
Harold Rubin
Morris Petlock
Morris Povich
Hyde Park
Tice
Barden
Duncan MelInnes
Campaign For Bath
James Nostall
Bath
Tobey Rites Held At Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for George W. Tobey were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. LaForest E. Hodgkins officiating. Pallbearers included Arthur Stevens Jr James Stevens Edwin Lowell Donald Avery Robert Stevens and Herbert Osgood. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery family lot.
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George W. Tobey
Curtis Funeral Home
LaForest E. Hodgkins
Arthur Stevens, Jr
James Stevens
Edwin Lowell
Donald Avery
Robert Stevens
Herbert Osgood
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bridge talks stir Sagadahoc county over Woolwich Arrowsic link
Sagadahoc legislators discuss a proposed Woolwich to Arrowsic bridge with State highway officials. Toll details, maintenance costs, and draw tender needs are debated, with Richmond residents proposing toll free passage while officials note road improvements support toll income.
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Sagadahoc
Maine
Woolwich
Island of Arrowsic
J. Horace McClure
Lucius Barrows
Bath
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Vincent Jones
Richmond
Max Wilder
Larrabee
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Dresden
Kennebec
Dahlov Zorach Ipcar to be Featured in Mademoiselle
Dahlov Zorach Spear of Robinhood Farm Maine will be featured in Mademoiselle's February issue. The story highlights that homemakers in rural areas can achieve fame, noting her work as painter author and illustrator of children's books. Her husband Adolph Spear and their children live at Robinhood Farm.
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Dahlov Zorach Spear
Bath pastor presides at Baptist Young People’s gathering
Rev. Arvid Anderson of Bath led a Bowdoinham area Baptist Young People’s Association service Friday evening at United Baptist Church in Brunswick. Representatives came from Bowdoinham Freeport Woolwich Topsham and Corliss Street Bath First Baptist churches.
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Arvid Anderson
Bath
Bowdoinham
Augusta hearings attendees shape Bath charter changes
City Manager Ralph F. Mittendorf and City Solicitor John P. Carey joined Bath charter hearing before the Committee on Legal Affairs. Councilwoman Etta Thurlow and Councilman David C. Dickson, appointed to study recommendations, attended along with Councilmen Harold W. McElman and Converse Fenn.
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Augusta
Committee On
Obituary of Winfield W Morse 75 Lifetime Phippsburg Resident
Winfield W Morse 75 native and lifelong resident of the Winneganee section of Phippsburg died Saturday after a brief illness. He was born June 14, 1873, son of John G Morse and Elizabeth Weston Morse, educated at Bath schools, and active in local lumber business and town affairs. He is survived by his wife Emma Houchette Morse two daughters Parker O Rogers and Orman Coggeshall two brothers John G Morse and Richard C Morse a sister Mrs Harry C Webber three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 30 pm from Curtis Funeral Home conducted by Rev Joseph O Purdue.
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Georgetown
William Marr
Library Hall
John Beverage
Gordon Theological School
Mr. Beverage
Woodrow Gray
Bath
Stanley Lewis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Donald Stevens
Furber Davis
Walter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Edward Clarey
Fred Carr
Lester Lewis
Ralph
Edward Pinkham
Richmond
Kenneth LaRose
Lawrence Perow
Clayton Heald
Orville Rowe
Melvin Comeau
Comeaus
George Lee
Robert
Onset
Mass
Mary Hanna
Morse High
A. G. Pierce
Randolph
Francis Johnson
MacMahan
New York
Edward C. Clarey
Gray
Lang Crockett
Portland
Allie Hinkley
Maine General Hospital
Winfield W. Morse
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Mr. Morse
John G
Elizabeth Weston Morse
Bath High School
Old Phi Rho
John G. Morse & Sons
Richard C. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Curtis Funeral Home
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Death of Winfield H. Given in Brunswick
Winfield H. Given born May 15 1873 in Bath died Monday at 13 Noble Street Brunswick where he resided about four years He previously lived in Damariscotta and Newcastle He was a member of Acadia lodge Knights of Pythias Bath Survived by widow a brother Frank Given 231 Andrews Road a sister Mrs Evie Cobbett of Brunswick and several nieces and nephews Funeral at 230 m Thursday burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Winfield H. Given
William H
Rose Ann McKown Given
Bath
Noble Street
Brunswick
Damariscotta
Newcastle
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frank Given
Andrews Road
Evie Cobbett
Riverside Cemetery
Luella Ward Dies After Short Illness in North Bath
North Bath resident Luella M. Ward died Saturday after a brief illness. Born November 3, 1877, she was the daughter of George R. and Abbie J. Ward and lived in North Bath most of her life. She is survived by her brother Frank E. Ward and an aunt, Mrs. Annie Foote. The private funeral was held Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Alfred H. Ives officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Luella M. Ward
North Bath
Miss Ward
George R
Abbie J. Ward
Bath
Frank E. Ward
Annie Foote
Curtis Funeral Home
Alfred H. Ives
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral for Winfield Morse in Phippsburg
Funeral service for Winfield W. Morse of the Winneganee district of Phippsburg was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 from Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street with Rev Joseph O Purdue of Winter Street Congregational Church. Bearers were John G Morse Jr Richard P Morse Loring D Small and Edward F Small. The body will be entombed for burial in the Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield W. Morse
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational
John G. Morse, Jr
Richard P. Morse
Loring D. Small
Edward F. Small
William A Hill Jr to be heard on WPOR Radio Hour
William A Hill Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Hill of Middle Street will be heard tonight at eight on the Portland Junior College Radio Hour on WPOR. The program features local youth in the station’s community hour.
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National Foundation For
Segadahoce Chapter
William A. Hill
William Hill
Middle Street
WPOR
Portland Junior College
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Bristol
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