Phippsburg church opens summer services with large turnout
In Phippsburg the Congregational church began summer services led by Rev Willard Palmer discussing Crystal Waters and the Saco water. 36 attendees, an unusually large first meeting, heard the sermon and witnessed the baptism of Meliba Lee LaRose, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaRose, with Godfather Henry Serecal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Sumisay
Willard Palmer
Congregational Conference of
Maine
Saco
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Adam Minott
Meliba Lee LaRose
Amd
Kenneth la Rose
Palmer Henry Serecal
la Rose
McAllister
Muscogee
Wright
Tex
la House
Africa
Local residents share summer plans and visits
Personal items note Mrs George Bonney of Brookline arriving home on the Ridge. Miss Frances Robie called on Miss Grace Dickinson. Miss Pauline Wyman of Boston vacationing with her mother at Lakeview. Many locals and visitors from Waltham, South Stamford, New York, Foxboro and Bath are spending time at camps, lodges, boats, or with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bonney
Brookline
Mass
Frances Robie
Grace Dickinson
Pauline Wyman
Boston
Lakeview
Blanche P. Ryan
Waltham
George C. Pease
Willard Blairs
South Staimntree
Sandy Elins
Peter Gagnon
New Meadows
Paul Mancuso
New York
Carol McCourt
Cpl
Mancuso
Alice H. Minott
Sebasco Lodge
Earl Lowell
Parker Head
Center Church
Robert Whitehead
Aft
Vernon
N.Y
Raymond Perry
Sabine Macy
Whitehead
Totmans Leach
Wilder
Merchant Marine
Service
Oon
Weeks
Morse High School
Bath
Nelson Heald
Log Landing
Langdon
Milwaukee
Wis
Maritime
Mer
Charles Koski
Harold
Joyce
Westminster
Mase
Lews Kelley
Vinalhaven
Wilhem Grevers
George Chadbourne
Rodney Austin
Avnie
J. K. Bowker
James Little
Som Gerald
Stanley Hutching
Holly
Blanche Ryan
Isabel Smart
Wesley Church
Chester B. Oliver
George
Pease
Cleora Tarbox
Topsham
T. B. McCarty
Eugene Harrington
A. F. Oliver
Allie Rollins
Parker Ehtead
Albert M. Gray
Eldora Wade
Raymond
Beryla Nisbet
Phippsburg Center
Howard Ferrin
Phyilis Young
Bath Hospital
Ruth Blaisdell
Elmer
Charles Blaisdell
Jordan Percy
Walter McCarty
Mary T. Hunt
E. Keith Parkman
Dover Foxcroft
Olive Deejay
Frank Burnell
Leston Harrington
Carlisle
Julia Dozois
Cox’s Head
Lloyd Lowell
Bernard Webber
John MacLean
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
H. D. Mank Sr
Harold Thayer
J. Ashton Nickerson
East
Phoee Harrington
Edwin M. Wyman
Ruth Choate
Leslie Logan
William Hodgkins
Edith Hemmer
Earl
Ramon
H. D. Mank
Eleanor Bertram
John Kriedler
Minot Percy
Thomas
David Desmond
Percy
Stanley Hyde
Ledgewood
Barbara Hyde
George Percy
Salem Mass
Popham Road
J. Kinmouth
Hackensack
N. J
G. FE. McNulty
Vernon Mattson
Dorothy Mattson
Betty Mattson
Samuel Pradkie
Lewiston
Peter Isaacson
Bernice Carr
Newton
Elisha Bridges
John Hl. Beebe
Priscilla
Martha
Gretchen Beebe
John H
John H. van Clef
Hathaway Cottage
van Clef
Air Corps
Alton Hathaway
Warry Day
Dr. Hills Cottage
Herbert Mitchell
Seguin
Keeper
Alten Cheney
Seguin Light
Sagadahoc Grange Deepens Ties With Degree Work
The Sagadahoc Grange held its meeting at Bowdoin Center on Saturday evening where the third and fourth degrees were conferred on four candidates. Cleveland Marriner of Richmond inspected the work as the charter was draped in tribute to Edward E Luker, Sagadahoc’s late treasurer. Guests included Mrs Marriner and Mrs Shepered of Richmond, Mr and Mrs Neal Bishop of Bowdoinham. A harvest supper followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westey
Bath
Capt
Joseph Perry
Sehesce
Bartlett Place
Larseer
Janus
Bttom
Mr. Oliver
Stanley Hunter
Robert Knowlton
Sarvadahwoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Cleveland Marriner
Richmond
Edward E. Luker
Sagadahoc
Stance
Shepered
Neal Bishop
Bowdenham
Larty Otters
Parker Head Popham Beach News Sketches Summer Life
Parker Head notes a quiet Fourth of July with many Summer residents delayed. Dozens gather for talks on canning and hymn singing while neighbors report roof work, flagpoles, and cottage visits. Local families, travelers, and service members are featured among churchgoers, visitors, and summer arrangements at Parker Head and surrounding towns.
Local Lunchmeat Commodity Listing Appears Contested
Fragmentary notice cites luncheon meat supply terms and local commodity wording. No clear parties or dates readable. reads as a brief market item outlining a local commodity classification and potential price or availability note.
Hyde Park Terrace Items of the Week
Mrs Harry Jones of Center street returns home from a visit with her mother Ani Martha Gower of Belfist. Several Belfast residents and families from Lark street and Center avenue are noted for travel, visits, and work at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Center Street
Ani Martha Gower
Belfist
Forrest Alley
Central Avenue
Criteriuun
Tushboud
Crescev
Virgie
Verna Staples
Lark Street
Bath Iron Works
Burlershi
Staples
Swainland
Mer. Staples
Littlefield Od
Neosport
Bernard Knaught
Gerard Billington
Robert Billiton
Pardine McKay
Mewport
Niles Perkin
John Arata
Cente Avenue
Hartiovs
C. B. Noses
Dover Foxcroft
Harry Gadecome
Angela
Drayton Road
Gadgcome
Milton Stanchfield Seid
Monson
Russell Jardine
Greenville
Monto Somers
Joli Somers
Calais
Joli
Fiere
Jolt Somers
Thomas Johnston
Milsworth
FE. Dewees
Quincy
Mass
Ward Jeoks
Bernard Knight
Portland
Alvin &. Jewett
Allie
Robert
Sara Ann
Hartland
New Brunswick
Emery Kent
Norma
Belfast
Jones
Martha Gower
Jeanette Walker
Lloyd Perry
Memorial Hospital
Womans Bureau marks silver anniversary in wartime effort
Washington notes 16 Tibien women now employed in diverse war industries signaling a broader mobilization of labor. Frances Perkins highlights new roles from sheet metal work to locomotives, buses, cranes, and tug pilots, as U.S. industry expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Perkins
Bath Womies
Department
Womens Bureau
Tsa
United States
National Youth Administration
Eastport
Dexter
Quoddy Village
New England
New York State
Quoddy Bay
Mroo and Mrs. Carol Watson Weekend at Popham Beach
The Watsons of 937 Washington Street spent the weekend at Popham Beach enjoying the seaside. Mrs. Carol Watson joined Mr. Mroo for relaxation and recreation by the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Carol Watson
Washington Street
Popham Beach
Deer Killing in Closed Season Plea in Farmington Court
Gordon Hatch of Eustis pleaded guilty in Farmington court to killing a deer in closed season. Judge Earl R. Wing imposed a $100 fine with $4.70 costs and 30 days in jail in default. Hatch was committed. Howard Casey of Rumford also pleaded guilty, paid a fine and $7.30 in costs after arrest by Deputy Lynn Miller at Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hatch
Eustis
Farmington
Earl R. Wing
Howard Casey
Rumford
Lynn Miller
Jay
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Head
Aleea Amu
Harold Small
John Wright
Ralph Small
Walter Small
Gilmore TE Small
Cushing
Parker Howi
West Somerville
Harold and
Mrs. Wrgitt
Baumis-Warford Co., Inc
Townsend, Mass
Parker
L. Forrest Wyman
Marie
Sally Lowell
Popham
Lester Morrill
Anne
Old Orchard
John
Gray
Sally
Bill Lowell
Robert Haskell
Harold Rogers
Stephen
Gerald Nisbet
Bert Nisbet
Leslie Wilson
U. S. Army
Devéns
John Rollins
Pfe Harold Barkalow
Michigan
J. D. Libby
James McGuiggan
Boothbay Harbor
McQuiggan
Harold D. Stover
Jo Mn Wen
Ind
Hyde Park Terrace
Viola Brooks
Larkstreet
Atlantic Union College
Massachusetts
Patricia Knowlton
Joan Burgess
Pie Road
Ralph Blackington
Blatrent
Patricia
Union
Leland Hanson
Blais Road
Overlook
Mr Hanson
GP. Hansen
Bangor
Stanley W. Greene
Richard
Blattroad
Flushing
Mary Finegold
Bastom
Leonard Fish
Gus Pioho
Bee
Clorr Pala
Fernando Girowas
Patricia Boteher
Lew Boteher
Fritarth
Dorothy Wow
Aid
Woods
Dark Street
Lewten
Ter Riethier Jutior
Dale
Gary Somers
430
Fairk
Thea Eratdparent
Mar
Milaworth
Overnment Printing Office
Women’s Bureau OF Labor
Joe Marsh
Dad
Ma Hoskins
Brewing Industry Foundation
Frank H. Holley
Main ST
Waterville
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