Richmond MI lodge hosts well attended public supper
Richmond Lodge I O O F held a public supper at their hall with strong attendance and a gratifying sum raised. Funeral services for Charles A. Rogers 70 were held from Roberts funeral rooms. Rogers died at his North Pleasant Street home Wednesday night. He was born November 19 1880 in Auburn son of William A and Leafy Dinsmore Rogers. He was an interior decorator and long time member of the town band. He is survived by wife Gladys Young Rogers and sister Mrs Alice Gillis of Roxbury Massachusetts. Interment in Richmond Cemetery.
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Charles A. Rogers
Roberts
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North Pleasant Street
Auburn
William A
Leafy Dinsmore Rogers
Gladys Young Rogers
Alice Gillis
Roxbury
Mass
Richmond Cemetery
Enterprise Grange Ladies Aid
Harland Harrington
Harold C. Plummer
University of Maine Engineering School
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du Pont Co
Wilmington
Del
Plummer
Hazel Libby
Carolyn Anne Denson
Clifford P. Denson
Terra Haute
Ind
Robert P. Stuber
Farris L. Stuber
Methodist
Randolph Field
Texas
Frank M. Fellows
Moosup
Conn
Richmond-Dresden
William T. Bennett
Bucksport
Fellows
New England
Maine
Fitchburg
Boston
New England School of Theology
Plainfield, Conn
Y.A.Y.F
Beatrice Terrill
Ruth Stilphen
Bessie Sedgley
Pauline Hutchinson
Beatrice Webber
Lara Mansir
Priscilla Chipman
Muriel Pratt
Beatrice Sutherbury
Lillian Haynes
Bernice Terrill
Elks Clinch First Half Title In Kimball Field Victory
The Elks defeated the K of C 15 to 6 at Kimball field to clinch the first half title. Wright allowed Wrightless pitching behind a seven hit night from Jim Daley five RBI for Footer and five runs batted in by Daley including a first frame triple. Don Gurney led the Knights with three for four and two RBI. Grimard and Bolduc stood out defensively with seven putouts and five assists respectively. Laundrymen can seal second place with a win over Hyde Windlass at 6 30 in Kimball field. Friday game rescheduled to Sunday July 8 at 6 30.
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Bobby” Footer
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Ellis
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Georgetown notes on church event and Robinhood wedding
A Bible school entertainment at Five Islands church drew good Georgetown Center attendance. The wedding of Miss Susan Kincaid of Brunswick and George Laskey Jr. in Bath on June 27 is highlighted, with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating, tying generations as he had weddings for the groom's parents 28 years earlier.
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Susan Kincaid
Brunswick
George Laskey, Jr
Bath
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David L. Wilson
White Mountains
Harold Brown
Little Sheepscot
Levi Powers
Navy
Robinhood Tea Room
Edith Powers
Edward C. Cleary
MacMahan
Hussa Cottage
Walter MacMahan
Vincent MacMahan
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Mass
Joseph F. Higgins
Melvin Jackson
Konrad Muller
Reyher House
Cambridge
William Zorach
Elizabeth Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jessie Addams
Arrowsic
Nick
Phillip
Adolph Spear
Holts
Boston
Robinshood
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Lucile Utter
Richmond
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Miss Utter
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Miss Peterson
Larchmont
Massachusetts
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Memorial Hospital
Lewis Robinson
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Camden
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Georgetown
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America
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Passenger list mystery as airliner crash feared in Africa
Widespread concern over identifying survivors and casualties from a recent Africa airliner crash. Notable figures connected include writer Mrs Rebecca Hourwich Reyher who planned to fly home via Durban or Johannesburg. no official list or word on the dead has been released.
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Bunston
Leonia
N. J
Overlook
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Wellesley
Mass
Middle Dyke Farm
Ferris Leonard
Everett
Bath
Janice Beane
Sears Roebuck
Maureen Davis
Georgetown Center
Edward Wren
Hazel Gay
Clarence Hill
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Philo Calhoun
Johnny
Bridgeport
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Winthrop
Frank Baker
Bala Cynwyd
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Portland Harbor
Guy Gannett Publishing Co
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Lynnfield Center
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Forrest Palmer
Massachusetts
Joan
Malden Island
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Joan Hagan
Brian Davis
Mrs Dinsmore's Funeral Highlights Longtime Congress Sportswear Forewoman
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah I Dinsmore, forewoman at Congress Sportswear for over 50 years, were held Tuesday at 2 PM from Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence. Canon Charles M Tubbs officiated as a large factory turnout attended in tribute. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.
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Congress Sportswear
Arthur F
Lewis Lovejoy
M. Worthley McPhee
Wendall Heal
Clarence O. Fullerton
Oak Grove
Reds Invited To Tea Kuala Lumpur
Six former terrorists, guests of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Chinese association, say British authorities granted them freedom clothing and food after surrendering in the Malayan jungle. They accuse leaders of deceit and tyranny.
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Sale of Five Islands general store to Vernon E Gray
The P. B. Savage general store in Five Islands changes hands as Vernon E. Gray takes over operations after over twenty years of mixed ownership with the Rowe and Reid families. The store will close Sundays and long-time Rowe family involvement ends with this sale.
Dinsmore longtime Congress Sportswear forewoman dies at 75
Sarah I. Dinsmore of Bath died Sunday at Memorial hospital aged 75 widow of Charles F. Dinsmore a longtime Congress Sportswear forewoman who began as a stitcher in 1899 and retired in 1950 She is survived by a granddaughter a half brother a sister and a half sister plus several nieces and nephews.
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Charles F. Dinsmore
Congress Sportswear Co
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Hiram and
Martha (Savage) McQuarrie
Congress Sportswear
Freeman Murray
Ernest H Wade 73 dies in Reading Massachusetts
Ernest H Wade 73 of Reading Mass died Sunday after a long illness. Born in Calais June 25 1878 he moved to Bath as a child and trained as a machinist in Portland. He worked at Charlestown Navy Yard and Bath Iron Works before retiring to Reading. Survived by wife Lulu McCann Wade two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Reading home Tuesday with burial in Kezar Falls Me.
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Reading
Mass
Calais
Samuel H
Mary (Creamer) Wade
Bath
Upper
Washington Street
Mr. Wade
Portland
Charlestown Navy Yard
Bath Iron Works
Rose Walker
Lulu McCann Wade
Somerville
Genesta Chapter
West Bath
First Baptist Church of
Mrs Lowden Ashley Dies In Alberton P E I
Death occurred Saturday afternoon at the Alberton P E I home of Mrs Lowden Ashley after a period of ill health. Her sons Rev Charles Moore of Philadelphia and Malcolm Moore of Woolwich with Mrs Moore left for the funeral set for two o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The body will then be brought to Bath for services to be announced.
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Lowden Ashley
Alberton
Charles Moore
Philadelphia
Malcolm Moore
Woolwich
Bath honors Pfc. Donald Hersom buried with military honors
The 19 year old Bath native Pfc. Donald A. Hersom was buried at Oak Grove in Bath with full military honors after a Friday funeral at First Baptist Church. Servicemen in dress uniforms attended, wreaths surrounded the flag draped casket, and Rev. Charles R. Sims delivered a religious tribute referencing sacrifice and liberty. A firing squad fired a volley and bugler taps marked the final salute, with the flag presented to Mrs. Hersom by Sgt. Judkins.
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Bath
Oak Grove
First Baptist Church
Maine
Charles R. Sims
Ronald A. Hersom
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Vinal King
Hersom
K. R. Judkins
L. A. McLean
Cpl
Richard Black
Eugene Hersom
U.S. N
U. S. S. Pickaway
Inchon
Hockey
Sims
Mrs. Hersom
Sgt. Judkins
Pfc
Death of Thomas Henrickson of Baltimore
Thomas Henrickson 56 of Baltimore died June 28 after living with sister Hulda MacMahan at 670 Middle Street. He worked in contracting with brother Harry Henrickson. He leaves wife Anna and son James in Baltimore plus sisters Mrs MacMahan of Bath and another in Norway.
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Baltimore
Hulda MacMahan
Middle Street
Harry Henrickson
Anna Henrickson
James
MacMahan
Bath
Norway
Obituary Edward H Welch of Portsmouth
Edward H Welch died Friday morning at Portsmouth Hospital aged retired electric welder at Portsmouth Navy Yard since 190? He lived on 17 Pennar street Bath born to Patrick and Catherine Welch survived by Nora L Welch wife son Edward P Welch two brothers and a sister Funeral from Walter L Griffin Funeral Home Portsmouth to Church of the Immaculate Conception for a High Mass of Requiem the next morning
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Pener Street
N. H
Portsmouth Hospital
Bath
Patrick
Catherine Tnnakey Welch
Portsmouth
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Portsmouth Navy Yard
International Boilermakers’ and Shipfitters
Uni
Welch
Nora L. Welch
Edward P. Welch
Francis Joseph Welch
Charles Peterson
South Portland
Frank A. Welch
Dorchester
Mass
Walter L. Griffin Funeral Home, Inc
Obituary: Erma C. Breed 40 Dies in Portland
Erma C. Breed of Bath died at Maine General Hospital Portland Monday after a long illness. Born August 21, 1910 in Arrowsic she was daughter of Frank H. and Elizabeth H. Clark. Survived by husband George W. Breed son George E. Breed daughters Elizabeth Atwater and Florence Colby brothers Robert and King Clark Bath sister Alfred Rowe Georgetown. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Arthur F. Mem & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street burial in Oak Grove Georgetown.
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Erma C. Breed
George W. Breed
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Arrowsic
Frank H
Elizabeth H. (Corr) Clark
Arrowsie
Bath
George E. Breed
Elizabeh Atwater
Florence Colby
Robert
King Clark
Alfred Rowe
Georgetown
Arthur F. Mem & Son
High Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Delphia Perry 96 Dies In Limerick
Mrs Delphia H Perry widow of William A Perry Jr died at the home of her grandson Dr Dana A Rowe in Limerick on June 21 She was born February 11 1855 in Georgetown taught there before marriage to William A Perry Jr who died in 1923 She belonged to Court Street Baptist Church Auburn Surviving are a daughter Mrs Calvin J Rowe three grandsons eight great grandchildren one great great grandchild and nieces and nephews of Bath Funeral was June 24 from Brown Funeral Home Newfield with burial at Mount Auburn Cemetery Auburn
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Delphia H. Perry
William A. Perry, Jr
Limerick
Dana A. Rowe
Georgetown
Zaccheus T
Rachael A. Marr
Court Street Baptist Church
Auburn
Calvin J. Rowe
Bath
Brown Funeral Home
Newfield
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Death of Infant Daniel Hart in Phippsburg
Daniel Peter Hart six months old son of Charles A and Carolyn Wallace Hart of Phippsburg died at his grandmother Doris Wallace’s home in Phippsburg early Saturday. Born December 28 1950 he is survived by his parents a brother David grandmother Mrs Wallace paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Hart and grandfather Clarence Wallace. Prayers were said at the grave by Rev Charles L Stevens at ten Monday morning. Burial was in Oak Grove.
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Daniel Peter Hart
Charles A
Carolyn Wallace Hart
Phippsburg
Doris Wallace
David
Wallace
Ralph Hart
Clarence Wallace
Bath
Charles L. Stevens
Oak Grove
Thousand Island Dressing Mix For Hearts Of Lettuce
To prepare Thousand Island Dressing for hearts of lettuce mix a cup of mayonnaise with three quarters cup of sauce a little finely grated onion a quarter cup of sweet pickle relish and a sieved hard cooked egg. Chopped pimento stuffed olives may also be added to this delicious dressing.
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