Parker Head Community News and Meetings
Local Farm Bureau and club gatherings held in Phippsburg Center and town hall with reports on honor roll, salvage drive, and War Stamp sales totaling 769.05. Upcoming Aug 1 meeting at 7 30 pm. Saunders, Picnics, hymn singing, church services, and neighborhood visits noted alongside guest lists and travel to Bath, Brunswick, and Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Wilbur
Stanton Dozois
Julia Dozois
Laurence Thayer
Earl Lowell
Frances Robie
Farm Bureau
Minott Home
Phippsburg Center
George ‘Morong
Laura Libby
Eugene Harrington
Phippsburg Town Hall
Arthur Higgins
Leston Harrington
Edwin M. Wyman
Bert Nisbet
West Point
Owen Richardson
Allie Rollins
Walter Cushing
Leroy Perkins
Parker Head
Elliott Gilliam
Miss Robie
J. Ashton Nickerson, Jr
Weekend Visits Touch Basins of Maine Names
Jean Lowell and family spent the weekend with the Galarneaus at Sebasco. Virginia Rogers visited Marion Cushing Arline Bassett Ella Visco Ashton Lorna Nickerson and Marilyn Sternberg at Popham on Wednesday. Wy man entertained Mrs. Rosalie Richard Sunday. Eleanor Bertrand and John Kreidler of Bath visited Parker Head. Ralph Jewell and family called on H. D. Mank Sr. Edwin Gilman of Natick Massachusetts accompanied them. the Monks had not seen him for 45 years. Norman Norton and daughter from Bath and Small Point called on Earl Lowell Friday. David Harrington of Phippsburg Center with Mrs Harrington were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lowell
Sebasco
Edwin Dunham
Alphonse Galarneau
Virginia Rogers
Marion Cushing Arline Bassett
Ella Visco
Ashton
Lorna Nickerson
Marilyn Sternberg
Popham
H. D. Mank
Edwin Gilman
Natick
Mass
Norman Norton
Bath and Small Point
Earl Lowell
David
Arthur Harrington
Phippsbury Center
Parker Head
Hospital Committees Set Plans For Next Week
A Tuesday meeting of the Memorial hospital Auxil iary library and Visiline committee at 120 North Street chaired by Mrs Ru pert Irvine organized the upcoming program. Mrs Hollis Garey was named library chairperson with aide Mrs Leonard Lord, and a slate of volunteers including Mrs Milton Trott Mrs David Dickson Mrs Louis Dole and others joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Rupert Irvine
North Street
Hollis Garey
Leonard Lord
Milton C. Trott
David C. Dickson
Louis Eo Dole
Arthur Bowker
Danforth McDonald
Korehir Jackson
Linwood Taynes
Ralph Brave
Donald Emero
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Bandage Committee Meet
Garey and Miss Ann Kim will join the bandage committee of the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for a meeting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Garey
Ann Kim
Auxiliary of the Memorial Hospital
West Bath Grange to Attend Field Day With Topsham Grangers
West Bath Grange met Monday and announced an invitation from Topsham Grange to join field day activities at Rock Hill on Sunday. Members should bring picnic lunches and dishes. lobsters and clams require advance notice to organizer Joseph W. Larrabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Topsham Grangers
West Bath Prange
Topsham Grange
Rock Hill Fon
Joseph W. Larrabee
Hyde Windlass Co Leads Kids Paper Drive Funds
The Hyde Windlass Co donates proceeds from waste paper sales to Bath playgrounds. Children collect scrap through August 1 while households bundle papers, magazines, and newsprint separately for higher returns. Proceeds fund prizes for the playground doll carriage parade and the annual picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
High
Winter Street
Portland Engagement Noted for Bath Residents
Mrs. Meyer Bloom of 30 Quincy Street Portland announced the engagement of Sarah Deborah to Alexiz Miller of Bath area. Miss Bloom is a Portland High graduate employed in Portland. Miller, a Morse High graduate, works at Bath Iron Works. The couple plan a fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Portland
Meyer Bloom
Quincy Street
Sarah Deborah
Alexiz Miller
Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Miss Meyer
Miller
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Popham Beach Community Activities And Notables
Popham Beach hosts work programs at Three Fevers camp with five youths repairing a school and installing a coal heater. Popham children over 12 join Three Fevers camp for August. Vacation school at Popham library closes with an exhibit under Miss Frances Robie and Mr. and Mrs. Higgins. wide range of crafts and games noted. Summer social and personal notices list local residents, visitors, and travels including shipboard and political convention attendance. High scores and birthdays highlighted amid busy community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Bune
Popham Beach
Popham School
Popham
Frances Robie
Arthur Higgins
Marion Bridges
Frank Jones
Richard Torrey
Elizabeth Oliver
Willard Oliver
Hartley Harley
Civergetown
Walter Oliver
Daugghters
Dixie
Gayle
George Oliver
Bath
Georgetown
Webster Harley
Milford, Nel
Anne Gardiner
Marjorie el Linwood
Bath area families enjoy summer getaways and updates
Hennessey cottage hosts a week long vacation. Miss Shirley Isaacson from the University of Wisconsin joins Mrs Peter Isaacson in Chicago for the Democratic convention. Willard Oliver spends two weeks off from Bath Iron Works at Atkins Bay home. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hartley of Bath and two sons stay at a south shore cottage for a week. Capt and Mrs Walter Sprague hear from their son Cpl Herbert Sprague stationed in the Pacific that he is well. Mr and Mrs Harry Spencer return from Ripley where Spencers enjoyed two weeks off from Bath Iron Works. Mrs Earl Lowell and daughter Sally son William and Lawrence Morons Parker Heneh visit Popham one day last week. Mrs Dora Bridges returns to Massachusetts after a week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Guy Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ttanor Dennett
Washington
Ip. C
Office of Strategic Services
Peter Issaacson
Chicago
Barbara Hopkins
Bath
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Bette Mattson
Newton Tie
Mass
Bernice Carr
Donnell Carr
Newton Centre
Elisha Bridges
Frank A. Givin
Harry Day
Roscoe Shaw
Joan
Robert FitzGerald
Vernon Mattson
Carlton Grant
West
Richard
Ledgewood
Elizabeth Livingstone
Winchester
Farr Hutchinson
Frederick
Augusta
Eugene W. Osgood
Perkins Island
Popham
George Preey
Salem
Daniel Duffett
Brookline
Guy Crowley
Lincoln Bowie
Clifford Bowie
Robert
Ronald
Bion Bowie
Viola Wade
Lewiston
Clarence Perkins
Waldo Weston
A C Waldo Weston, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
Marold Ward
Marcia and
Marilyn Ward
Frederick Ward
Topsham
Portsmouth
N. H
Walter Sprague
William Rogers
Auburn
Long Island
Ted Vamvakais
Jackie
David
Sandra Johnson
Kay Clark
Nonie Clark
Fischer Cottage
BP Os
USCG
Hennessey
Shirley Isaacson
University of Wisconsin
Peter Isaacson
Willard Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Atkins’ Bay
Harvey Hartley
South Shore
Cpl
Herbert Sprague
Pacific
Harry Spencer
Ripley
Spencers
Earl Lowell
Sally
William
Lawrence Morons
Parker Heneh
ClamBake in Honor of LeRoy Perkins
A Sunday clambake honored LeRoy Perkins, petty officer, USN, on leave with his wife in Winnegance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Har o'd Safford at their New Meadows river cottage. Attendees included Mrs. Perkins and many relatives and friends from South Portland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Perkins
3/c
USN
Winnegance
Haro'd Safford
New Meadows River
Ymontine Tioss
Perkins
Roy Satz
Oon John
Edward Pave
Jackie
Burleigh Williams
Can. Thornton
Laurston Caton
Lauriston
Arthur Jordan Eue
Dorothy
Kenneth
Harry
Harold Fulter
Harold
Elmer Morse
John Siirees Pravy
Joan Safford
Jian Caton
Robert Coulard
Leroy Merry
Ralph Tibbets
Pre-nuptial Party for Miss Eva Tatro in Roslindale
Miss Eva Tatro of Roslindale Massachusetts received a pre nuptial surprise party Sunday evening at Sedgwick hosted by Mrs Florence Linekin and Miss Anne Thompson. The lounge featured cut flowers and bells. A buffet supper was served and gifts were exchanged as she nears marriage to James Allen of Roslindale connected with Brick Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tate
Roslindale
Mass
Sedgwick
Florence Linekin
Anne Thompson
Miss Tatro
James Allen
Brick & Co
Boston
Robert Linekin
Frank Talbot
Abbott Redlon
Alex Purden
William
Birth of Son David Frank to Mr and Mrs Max Tishler
Word reached friends in Providence Ro that a son, David Frank, was born June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Max Tishler. Mrs. Tishler was formerly Miss Rose Weinblatt, daughter of Moses S. Weinblatt of 24 Center Street, and the late Mrs. Weinblatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Frank
Max Tishler
Providence
Tishler
Rose Weinblatt
Moses S. Weinblatt
Center Street
Weinblatt
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Parker
Brunswick
Iss Arline Bassett
Samuel Sternberg
George Davis
John Rollins
Grace Kraft
Grace
Charles Storer
Francis Luk
Osgood
Bath Memorial Hospital
Albert Gray
Alonzo Lowell
William A. Lowell
Raymond Woodward
Frances Marks
East Boston
James Campbell
Cumberland Center
Chester Sanborn
Sanborn
Grays
Clarence Blaisdell
William Temple
Rob Amperg
Rumford
Exch
Sears Savings
Orford Cedar
Duuber
Allstate
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Bath, Maine
Rock Hill
Harold Miller
The
Grange
Orange
Lizzie Hageyett
John Tlowe
George Booker
Penny March
Perry Thompson
Little Susters
Mary Dechia
Hlaine
Vivian White Whey
Mos
Cours Sineing
Edward Waters
Annie Lemont
Esther Andrews
Iilla Coomes
Grou
Hyde Windlass CO
Wih*b
Everett Leonard
Henry Leonard
Fred Waterhouse
St. Petersburg
Dora Bridges
Masachusetts
Guy Crow
Miey Currie ‘Trott
South Portland
Eva Tatro
Sears and Save
Tistre Epventil
von Mhiations AG
Aoley
Cb Prieta
Precious Garden Foods
Kerr
Mason
Kerr Jar
Atecharel
Ars
An Roebuck and Corpa An
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