Bath News Notes and Local Socials Highlight Hazardous Travel
A Bath community page reports on travel hazards and hospital recoveries, with multiple mentions of local residents visiting family, attending events, and hosting gatherings. Individuals include Mrs. Evelyn Roderick of Portland, Miss Rachel Nichols of San Calif., and Carl T. Nichols of Bath. Community clubs, hospital visits, school activities, and travel plans to Florida and New Orleans are noted.
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K. Nichols
San Calif
Matson Steamship Co
Rachel
Auus A
Bath Street
Bath
Engagement of Thelma Wallace to Frank L Coffin Jr
Thelma Wallace daughter of Lafayette Wallace of Phippsburg is engaged to Frank L Coffin Jr of Brunswick Thelma attended Morse high school Coffin is a World War II Navy veteran They plan marriage details appear in this regional notice.
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Lafayette Wallace
Phippsburg
Thelma Wallace
Frank L. Coffin, Jr
Brunswick
Miss Wallace
Morse High School
Coffin
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Portland attorney runs for Governor in June primaries
Stanwood L Bailey of Portland acted as political agent for Robinson Verrill, a Portland attorney and Republican candidate for Governor in the upcoming June primaries, during a Bath Thursday appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood L. Bailey
Portland
Bath
Robinson Verrill
Helping Hand Club Meeting Recalls Home Tips Event
The Helping Hand club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Raymond Hutchins on Getchell Street. An exchange of household hints proved helpful and entertaining. Refreshments were served.
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Raymond Hutchins
Getchell Street
Open house honors Miss Barbara Ross and Miss Lois Swett
Miss Barbara Ross of this city and Miss Lois Swett of Boothbay Harbor visited Wheaton College over the weekend. They were hosted by Mrs. Rod ney E. Ross and attended the open house at the home of Miss Ross’s brother and sister in law on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ross
This City
Lois Swett
Booth‘bay Harbor
Wheaton College, Breen
Oss
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Miss Ross
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Washington Street
Visitors arrive to see extended family in Ohio and New Jersey
Mrs William Grevers and daughters Susan travel to Norwalk Ohio to visit her brother Stanley Hutchins and family on Dum mer street. Also visiting are aunts Mrs Carrie Little of Turner court Toneneet and Mrs ener Rogers of Hi.
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William Grevers
Susan
Norwalk
Ohio
Grevers
Stanley Hutchins
Dummer Street
Carrie Little
Turner Court
Mrs Victor Pinkham Visits Auburn Family in Residence
Mrs Victor Pinkham of Washington street travels to Auburn to visit her son Mr Robinson and his wife and family.
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George E. Chadbourne, Sr
Victor Pinkham
Washington Street
Auburn
Mrs. S Robinson
Frederick P Andrews Named Incomplete Biography
Frederick P Andrews, son of and Mrs Edwin R, is a sophomore enrolled in the university's College of... This fragment suggests a campus notice listing student names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Andrews
Edwin R
University
College of Ieshen Tuteed
New England Monument Dealers Association Convention
Honesse Page and George Van Ipey Sage represented dealers at the New England Monument Dealers Association convention, with discussions on industry standards and memorial product offerings.
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Honesse Page
George Vanipey
Sage
Senet
New England Monument Dealers Association Convention
Palmer Seeks Messages From Friends at Portland Hospital
Edward Palmer of 21 Cobb Road, employed as a night nurse at a Portland hospital, asks friends to get in touch.
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Edward Palmer
Cobbroad
d@ night Hospital
Portland
March of Dimes Dearborn Adds Patrons and Patronesses
Patrons and patronesses named for the March of Dimes event in Dearborn include Mr and Mrs Henry Weigh, Mr and Mrs Waldron Troop, and Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard.
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March of Dimes
Eavesdropping Whispers and City Notes From Town
A collage of local snippets mentions families in Merrimac Forest Road and Noble Avenue. Friends in Lynn and Boston share health updates and social plans including a Rose Bowl attendance and a Poverty Ball at the temple. A Lamp Park bus tale ends with a beer bottle mistaken for a butter ring.
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Lam- Park
Valentine Party Plans Highlight Local Troop Meeting
The meeting of Wise Owl Troop No 3, led by Mrs Nelson Horrige with assistant Mrs Ces, discussed event plans for an upcoming party. Members including Connie Davie Bet ee Phee and Kenneth Wood outlined roles and responsibilities for publicity and activities.
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Ward
Sas
Kenneth Wood
Maureen Ether
Pratt
Connie Davie
Betee Phee
Wise Owl Troop No
Nelson Horrige
Ces
Workers celebrate half century of building at Congress Shirt plant
Miss Alice Conley hosted a luncheon as employees marked 50 years of progress at the Congress Shirt factory. Julius Grossman of Boston attended, praising harmonious employer relations, while forelady Mrs. Sarah Dinsmore neared 48 years of service. Harry C. Wey, editor of the Times, recalled a Boy Scout act from years past. The plant showcased a new heating system and a large water cooler for workers.
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Alice
Roland Buffum
Julius Grossman
Boston
Pee Ba
Sarah Dinsmore
Congress
Harry C. Wé
the Times
Ley
Undefined OCR fragment on health and sanitation standards
Fragmentary sentence mentions health and sanitation lines and standards but lacks clear entities or events to summarize into a complete news item.
Girl Joined Brownies During Troop Circle Event
The report notes a girl being welcomed into the Brownies at a good night circle in Waterville with Nancy and Elisabeth present. A girlish etching on a gre di ico is mentioned, and Miss Cougie is referenced in the event context.
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Nichols
Waterville
Nancy
Elisabeth BE
Fragmentary Jerusalem Mention Seeks King Solomon Link
A garbled note from Jerusalem hints at a fragmentary “cilui” believed to be part of King Solomon’s era. The unreadable section leaves researchers pondering its origin and significance.
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Jerusalem
Solomon
Latin Club Events Stir Community Night
Readers describe a late night gathering amid Latin club themes and a fond farewell to the mid-year. Attendees note a playful mood, a bean supper for animals, and a town being slow yet social as they enjoy the evening.
Pie Band SA Concert Atones For Friday Night
A fragmented note notes a concert by Pie Band SA and a mention of a Friday event. Related terms hint at performance plans and local scheduling details for an audience.
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Ce Frias
Plays at two performances announced for 1948
The note lists two plays at M.H.S. auditorium. Performances scheduled for an afternoon and evening. Details read as A.M. and P.M. showings in 1948 program.
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Bre Lace Re M.hs
Junior class production of Our Hearts Were Gay
The junior class stages a theater piece Our Hearts Were Gay with rehearsals progressing rapidly. Nancy Conn is coach and the drama club plans a season of several one act plays later.
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Nancy
Basketball Spirit Drives Local Fans
A lively note from a local paper celebrates team pride and fan enthusiasm for the boys on the court. The piece urges the players to keep up their effort and spirit in front of cheering crowds.
Morse Hockey Team Grooms Young Lineup For Strong Season
Morse's hockey squad shows promise with a younger group shaping into a cohesive unit. Coaches praise improved skating and team chemistry as they push toward a competitive season.
Morse High School Glee Club Seeks Community Support and Leadership
Bath residents urged to donate clothing and toys for French War relief as Morse High School Glee Club, led by Miss Abbie Harvey and new president Peter, plans an April concert and ongoing activities. Barbara Hart contributes prior chorus expertise. club remains active with leadership changes and public outreach.
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Morse High School
Dble
Abbie “Harvey
Bath
Soa
Glee
Ee Clu
Neney
Én Ancy
Vieemond Ea
Ais
Kapad Spa
Bennett
Gléé Clit Pins
Glee Club
PsPeter
Ee Thednate Garet Pagurko
Barbara Hart
Girls' Athletic Association Ladies Show Spirit in Basketball Nights
The Girls' Athletic Association hosts a lively three of nine night basketball tournament with strong sportsmanship. One team works to distill senneee from a sewing class turning pennies, while a noon cafeteria lunch encourages milk and welcome drinks with dry lunches.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Period II Glee Club Officers Announced
The period II Glee Club reports officers: President Shirley Rideout vice president Betty Footer treasurer Bernard Pomerleau secretary Joan Bennett assistant secretary Shirley McKenna librarians Frances Marks and a Greene. Be seeing you in two weeks.
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Glee Club
Che
Shirley Rideout
Vick-Peerledens
Betty Footer
Bernard Pomerleau
Joan Bennett
Shirley McKenna
Frances Marks
A Greene
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Braeim
Areenault
Stephen Frank
Chester MacKenzie
Court Street
N . Russell Kennone Milliken
Percy Miller
Foster Pratt
Claude S. Gill Ltd
Mrs. Gil
Washington, D. C
Wash. Street
St. Jackson
Center
Front Street
Gton Street
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Tayla’ Hospital
Evelyn Roderick
State
Ens
Carl T
Fred E. Drake, Jr
Mass
Emi
Eee
Rs. E. Brake
Mé Oh
Robert A. Milliken
Mutual Life In Company of New York
Fed
Milliken
Eben Dana
Lahe Pies
Ana
Edward Sewall
Lemont
Carroll Hamilton
St. Nees
Thelma Dearing
Pratt Street
John C. Cooke Cooke
Frederick E. Drake
Contract Club
Richard D. Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Parker Moulton
Georgetown Center
William Dennison
Green Street
Boothbay Harbor
Skyrne Beach
Fla
Fanny Thompson
Summer Street
Jamesica Plain
Edward String
Setwenaashington
Ormond Beach
Ormond Beach Hotel
East Coast Railway
Peter Schisie
Bethel Inn
Maine
Abbie Harvey
Western Maine Festival Association
Nancy Ellen Osgood
Burt Osgood
Ricky Haskell
Nanty Ellen
Mabel Blake
Boothbay
Nellie Lord
Fitts Street
Bessie Perry
Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
Andrew Hart
Beacon Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Wistasset
Thomas Wildey
Bath Lodge
Pearl Reed
Mary Hall
Bernice Achorn
Ella Coombs
Leonard Munsey
Albert H. Peon
Eva Atwood
Glenrora Moore
Alice Johnson
Harriet Cromwell
Noble Grand
Pine Cone
Maud Webber
John Hickson
Middle Street
Nequasset
Discord Club
William E. Hill
Naugatuck, Conn
William W. Robinson
Old South Place
Merrimac
Mr En Ae Tsinee
Madie el
National Guy
Calif
A. Herman
Mr. Herman
Will Se
Carl Meisters
Forest Rosd
Estes
Noble
Sears
Small
Muriel Pouliot
Carole Chase
Lynn- Carole Shop
Dorothea Betts
Tryiige Oe
Atte
Times
Beth Ete Lees Forts
Re.health
Steine
Ero Y Hieh
Ty Gabe
Lown
Morse
Western
Eerie
Kehull
Geoupecute
Sdegian Ie
Board of Registration
City Hall
Speer
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