New England Council officer meeting in Orono
Frank B. Nichols returned from Orono after attending a New England Council officers and Maine members gathering. Boston’s James C. Richdale presided at sessions in the University of Maine library. John L. Baxter spoke on youth training and education in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
Orono
Maine
New England Council
James C. Richdale
Boston
New England
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Louis Oakes
University of Maine
John L. Baxter
Brunswick
Social notes from Bath area include visits and births
A Bath recap lists Princeton New Jersey visitors Loyall F Sewall and family attending Mrs Sewall Williams funeral. Births at Memorial Hospital report John Malcolm Moore weighing nine pounds four ounces. Various residents travel or visit, with naval recruit Gerald V Cousins beginning training at Great Lakes as the story closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald V. Cousins
Roy Nelson Cousins
Woolwich
Greet Lakes
Ill
Miss Hartwell Visits Aunt and Relatives Over Holiday
Miss Lucy H. Hartwell of Brookline Massachusetts spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. E H Hartwell on High Street. Mr and Mrs Richard Ireland and children Barbara and Bob of Tallman Street traveled to Sebec Lake to share the holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy H. Hartwell
Brookline
Mass
E. H. Hartwell
High Street
Richard Ireland
Barbara
Bobby
Tallman Street
Sebec Lake
Colby Student Miss Reed Holiday at Day Reed Home
Miss Marylou Reed of Colby College spent the holiday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Carlton Day Reed at Day's Ferry. Mrs Faith McKay of 4 Noble Avenue traveled Friday night to York Beach to be with her daughters Mrs A B Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylou Reed
Colby College
Carlton Day Reed
Faith McKay
Noble Avenue
A. B. Moore
York Beach
Vallejo couple back from Bath visit to Oliver kin
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oliver second return to Vallejo California after two weeks in Bath visiting Mr Oliver’s mother Mrs. Elnora Oliver and his grandmother Mrs Wilbur C Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Oliver
Vallejo
Cal
Bath
Mr. Oliver
Elnora Oliver
Wilbur C. Oliver
Bath Funeral Draws National Visitors
Mrs. Horatio Whittredge of Baltimore and Mrs. E T Hetzler with Mrs. Louise Thompson of New York attended the funeral of Mrs. Sewall Williams in Bath Saturday. Mrs. Robert B Hatch returned to her Green Street home after visiting her son and his wife in Waltham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Whittredge
Baltimore, Md
E. T. Hetzler
Louise Thompson
New York City
Bath
Sewall Williams
Robert B. Hatch
Green Street
Mrs
Robert B. Hatch, Jr
Waltham, Mass
Whit ten welcomes a son at Milford Hospital
Mrs Edwin W Whit ten and Mr Edwin W Whit ten, formerly of Bath and Kitt ery, welcomed a son named Thomas Edwin on May 15 at Milford Hospital Connecticut. The baby weighed nine pounds seven ounces. Other items note Archibald M Main Jr and family vacationing at Belgrade Lakes, John Jayne visiting Bath for funeral services, Mrs John C Phillips visiting from Cambridge for a funeral, Joan Shaw arriving in Bath for summer with her parents and becoming sophomore chairman at Charlesgate Hall, and Mrs J J Quinn returning from West Haven after visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Whitten
Bath and Kittery
Milford Hospital
Connecticut
Thomas Edwin
Joan Shaw
Boston University
Bath
Roscoe H. Shaw
North Street
Miss Shaw
Charlesgate Hall
Local residents return after visits across Maine and Massachusetts
Percival F Black of G and C Merriam Co Springfield returns to the city after visiting his mother Mrs David L Black on Grove Street. Mrs Black has just reopened her Grove Street home after winter with Miss Alice Shorey on Washington Street. Mr and Mrs J Quentin Quinn return to Kittery after time with his sister Mrs Elmer Higgins at Bluff Head Montsweag Bay and with his parents on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival F. Black
G. & C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
David L. Black
Grove Street
Black
Alice Shorey
Washington Street
J. Quentin Quinn
Kittery
Elmer Higgins
Bluff Head
Montsweag Bay
Mr. Quinn
West Street
Madden Family Returns Home To Plattsburg After Maine Visit
Mr and Mrs John Madden and their family returned to Plattsburg New York last week after a brief visit with Mrs Mad dens parents Mr and Mrs Burt Erwin on Oak Street. Madden is a Champlain College faculty member and has conducted public relations work for the college in this region of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
Plattsburg
N. Y
Mrs Parker reports A A U W meeting at Brunswick branch
Mrs John Parker of 40 Dum mer street reports on the state meeting of the American Association of University Women held at the Brunswick branch Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Dummer Street
Brunswick
Mrs Silverman Attends Lewiston Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs Louis M Silverman of Oak Street attended a luncheon and bridge party Wednesday in Lewiston hosted by Mrs M Freedman at her home on Montello Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
Boston Furniture Club
Boston
Charles L. Gerd
Lewiston
M. Freedman
Montello Street
Powers Home Hosts Holiday Guests Over Weekend
Miss Catherine Powers hosted guests at the Powers residence 1540 Washington street. The gathering included her parents Mr and Mrs H Martin Powers and her brother Robert, a Coburn Classical Institute student, who were in town for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Powers
H. Martin Powers
Washington Street
Miss Powers
Robert
Coburn Classical Institute
Moonday Contract Club Luncheon at Homewood Yar Mouth
The Moonday Contract club hosted a luncheon on Tuesday at Homewood in Yar mouth. Members gathered for a social meal and conversation, continuing their local club traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood
Yarmouth
Norma J Cummings to receive degree at Syracuse 91st commencement
Miss Norma J. Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cummings 2 Maxwell Street is a candidate for a degree at Syracuse University's 91st commencement June 6 The Hon Lester Bowles Pearson Canadian secretary of state for external affairs will address nearly 2500 graduates Miss Cummings majors in music education and will receive her baccalaureate degree from the College of Fine Arts School of Music She is a member of the Music Educators club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma J. Cummings
Raymond Cummings
Maxwell Street
Syracuse University
Lester Bowles Pearson
Miss Cummings
College of Fine Arts
School of Music
Music Educators Club
Bath and Westport Island Visit Highlights Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Ardenne Mac Fadden of Farmington formerly Bath spent the week end at Westport Island. J Ernest Quimby son of the late I P Quimby once Bath Universalist pastor visited Bath today and recalls being Salutatorian in 1890 old Bath High. He plans to attend graduation exercises of 1949 and now lives in Belmont Mass. Betty Leonard sixth grader at Dike school is a patient at Memorial hospital and wishes cards from friends. Nancy Sewall taught in Boston has returned to her parents home for summer vacation. Sally Mullaney daughter of Mr and Mrs Mullaney 29 Denny Road entered Memorial hospital Monday night for treatment.
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Mrs. Ardenne MacFadden
Farmington
Bath
Westport Island
J. Ernest Quimby
I. P. Quimby
Universalist Church
Old Bath High School
Belmont
Mass
Betty Leonard
Dike School
Memorial Hospital
Nancy Sewall
Woodward School
Boston
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Sally Mullaney
Joseph Mullaney
Denny Road
Keene Sears official George Burgon returns from holiday
George Burgon credit manager of the Sears Roebuck store in Keene New Hampshire came back Tuesday morning after spending the holiday with his mother Mrs Myra Burgon on Middle street. Miss Audrey Hill of Boston School of Occupational Therapy spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burgon
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Keene, N. H
Myra Burgon
Middle Street
Audrey Hill
Boston School of Occupational Therapy
Mrs
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Miss Betty Harper Returns Home From Weekend Visit
Miss Betty Harper a Maine General Hospital student traveled with Ronnie Pelkey USMC returning to Portland Sunday evening after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Hawkes in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Harper
Maine General Hospital
Ronnie Pelkey
USMC
Portland
Edward Hawkes
Phippsburg
Patchells Return to Malden After Holidays Visit
Mr and Mrs Howard Patchell of Malden Massachusetts returned home Monday after spending the holidays with Mrs Patchell s mother on Main Street heading back to their residence in Malden Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Patchell
Malden
Mass
Patchell
Moth Street
Mrs Lewis and relatives visit Georgetown and Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Addie Lewis of Everett Massachusetts spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Mercie MacFadden of Bedford Street. Mrs. Lewis Mrs. MacFadden and Harry Bennett visited friends in Georgetown Sunday and spent Monday at Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Lewis
Everett
Mass
Mercie MacFadden
Bedford Street
Garden Club Federation of Maine plans June convention in Lucerne
Mrs. Burton L Preston president outlines program duties for the Garden Club Federation of Maine annual convention set for June 15 and 16 at Lucerne in Maine assisted by Mrs Sumner Sewall and Mrs John Parker The arrangements chairman Mrs William W Dennison reports heavy reservations for the executive luncheon banquet President's breakfast and annual luncheon and accommodations at Lucerne Inn and Log Many Bath residents and guests are noted for weekend visits and holidays including Mrs Swanton Wyman Mrs David Rich and family Mrs Joseph Oliver and relatives Miss Annie Walls and Miss Annie Underhill Mr and Mrs Paul Cushman and son Tommy Mrs Fred Wentworth and others with travel to Patterson New Jersey Dexter Kalama zoo and Lynn Massachusetts mentioned as part of the extended visits and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. Preston
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Sumner Sewall
John Parker
Federation
Lucerne-in-Maine
William W. Dennison
Lucerne Inn and Log
Local social notes from Bath area residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs Edward Gaudreau Jr and two sons of Portland spent the holidays with Mr Gaudreau's parents in Bath at 1519 Washington street. Ralph Davis and family and Lynwood Stevens of Georgetown returned from Ontario where Mrs Davis reunited with two sisters who had moved from England last Autumn. Mrs James Sharkey of 36 Meadoway is a Memorial hospital patient. James A McLellan arrived for a two week Bath vacation staying with Mrs Edward H Hawley at 780 High street and will visit his mother in Hallowell. he works in Boston at 50 Federal Street. Frank H Jellison of the YMCA returned to Bath after a weekend in Boston. Mr and Mrs Milton Charles Trott of 977 High street have invited guests to the wedding of their daughter Priscilla Mary to Lt Lewis Richard Smith of the U S Navy on Saturday June 18 at four in Winter Street Congregational church with a reception at their home afterward.
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David Rich
Spring Street
Patterson
N. J
Bath
Ralph Davis
Lynwood Stevens
Georgetown
Ontario
Canada
Mrs. Davis
England
James A. McLellan
Edward H. Hawley
High Street
Federal Street
Boston
J. H. McLellan
Hallowell
Milton Charles Trott
Priscilla Mary
Lewis Richard Smith
U.S.N
Winter Street Congregational Church
Holidays Travel Nods Mention Mrs Kennerson and Stover
Mrs Walter Kennerson of 1502 Washington Street has been passing the holidays in Lewiston. John Stover a U S N stationed in Virginia arrived at his grandmother Mrs Catherine G Mullaney Park Street. the two spent the weekend at the home of Stover s mother Mrs Eugene Stover and family at Boothbay Harbor.
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Walter Kennerson
Washington Street
Lewiston
John Stover
U.S.N
Virginia
Catherine G. Mullaney
Park Street
Fishermen William Lowans and Wallace Plant return home
William Lowans and Wallace Plant of 1199 High Street have come back from a week’s fishing trip at Brasua Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Randall G. Nichols of Waterville and Mrs. J Edward Pomeroy of Bath are traveling to Norwalk Connecticut to visit Mrs. Pomeroy’s brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gowell. On Thursday they will meet Mrs. Nichols’ mother Mrs. Mildred Nicholes of Cambridge England in New York, arriving aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a year’s visit. They will spend the summer at the Nichols’ Bayside summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowans
High Street
Wallace Plant
Brasua Lake
Randall G. Nichols
Waterville
J. Edward Pomeroy
Bath
Norwalk
Conn
Nichols
Bayside
Mrs Sears attends Zion Bible Institute graduation
Mrs Mabel Sears of Shaw Street has returned from East Providence Rhode Island where she attended the graduation exercises at Zion Bible Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sears
Shaw Street
Eastrovidence, R. I
Zion Bible Institute
Cabot Family Holiday Visit In Providence Notes
Mr and Mrs George D Cabot of Providence Rhode Island with son George III and daughter Joan Dall visited Mrs Minnie Dall at 32 South Street during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Cabot
Providence, R. I
George 3Rd
Joan Dall
Bath societies elect new officers and plan cookbook
Beta group met with Mary Haskell on North street. Eleanor Danforth was elected president and led the business meeting. The second cookbook edition is ready for distribution. Committees for the year were named for Program Social Ways and Means cookbook chapter project Publicity Needlework Hospital Historian and cultural program on France. The next meeting is June 14 hosted by Jeannette Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Watson
Carolyn Turpie
Helen Hayes
Helen Racine
Jean Danforth
Jane Stevens
Pauly Eliason
Louise Graustuck
Beatrice Ring
Barbara Thompson
France
Katherine Legard
Jeannette Greene
28th Annual BPW Convention in Maine at Poland Spring House
The 28th annual convention of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Maine will be held at the Poland Spring House June 4 and 5. The business meeting opens June 4 at 9 am, followed by a luncheon at 12 30. Banquet starts at 6 30 p.m. Bath BPW members are urged to call Etta Thurlow or Asaph Mittendorf to attend or arrange transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Maine
Poland Spring House
Bath
Poland Springs
Rainbow Assembly installs Patricia Brann as Worthy Advisor
Patricia Brann, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brann of 56 High Street, was installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assembly at a public ceremony in the Masonic Temple last week. Installing officers included Barbara Morse as Installing Worthy Advisor and Jane Niles as Past Worthy Advisor among others. After the ceremony, light refreshments were served in the banquet hall and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Brann
William Brann
High Street
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Barbara Morse
Jane Niles
Barbara Burden
Beverly Allegrin
Manuel Bowers
Genesta
CES
Janice Knight
Charity
Pauline Holmson
Hope
Lila Richmond
Faith
Jacqueline Chappell
Iota Sigma Chapter Holds Meeting At Mrs Fraser Home
The Iota Sigma chapter met at 60 Chestnut Street with Mrs. Fraser presiding in Mrs. Hanscom’s absence. They planned a June 1 White Ribbon recruitment event at Mrs. Waters home, featuring a white elephant sale for treasury funds and an exchange of May baskets followed by entertainment from Mrs. Rosamund McGuiggan.
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Iota Sigma Chapter
Harriet Fraser
Chestnut Street
Margaret Hanscom
Fraser
Rachel Waters
Pleasant Street
Treasury
Rosamund McGuiggan
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Invites for Officers Nights
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge plans visiting officers nights with a drill team heading to Gardiner and a trip for the Noble Grand and supporters to Richmond on Friday. Outside and inside guardians are invited to Brunswick on June 11. District meeting attendees include Leonard Munsey and several Mrs. and Mr. attendees. The Rockland district meeting will be hosted by Miriam lodge, and Eva Atwood has moved to Washington Street in the former mayor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Gardiner
Noble Grand
Richmond
Brunswick
Queen Esther
Waldoboro
Leonard Munsey
Nellie D’arcy
Athana Gillespie
Georgia Pierce
Lillius Larrabee
Frank Moore
Carolyn Thompson
Inez Carter
Rebekahs
Rockland
Miriam Lodge
Eva Atwood
Miami
Fla
Washington Street
Fritz H. Twitchell
Alice Colby
Suburb Civic Club Plans Membership Drive
The Suburb Civic Club met at the Winneganee Community House with 20 members and one guest. A membership drive within the club boundaries was voted, with Mrs. Danford McDonald named chair on the Bath side.
Lions Club Donation Vote and Stork Shower Charity Event
From five to seven p m members sold advance tickets and voted to send a donation to the Lions Club fund for underprivileged children. A stork shower for Mrs Philip Wyman provided merriment as gifts were unwrapped. Sandwiches coffee and a three tier cake with stork decorations served. Next meeting slated for June 9 chaired by Mrs Elmer Morse with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Philip Wyman
Lloyd Rogers
Elmer Morse
Harold Mott
Donald Williams
Edwin Small
Teen-Age Sewing Circle meets at Central High
The Teen-Age Sewing Circle 4-H club met in Mrs Colbys room on Thursday noon at Central High for a lunch meeting. Food committee members include Judy Summerton Jane Allen Jean Brown Jaret Ann Cohen Carolyn Stackpole. Attendees: Jeanine Pomerleau Jane Allen Joan Batchelder Marjorie Bourget Ann Cohen Janet Cohen Katery Costain Marie Michaud Elaine Pinkham Carolyn Stackpole Dorothy Thompson Martha Wood Lucille Babbidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Colby
Central
Judy Summerton
Jane Allen
Jean Brown
Jaret
Ann Cohen
Carolyn Stackpole
Jeanine Pomerleau
Joan Batchelder
Marjorie Bourget
Janet Cohen
Katery Costain
Marie Michaud
Elaine Pinkham
Dorothy Thompson
Martha Wood
Lucille Babbidge
Dike PTA Banquet At Bath Country Club
Dike PTA held its annual banquet at Bath Country Club on Thursday evening with Mrs. Donald Gurney and Mrs. Vincent Henderson planning. A full course chicken pie dinner was served by Mrs. Tabor in a Spring flower decorated room. Between courses, community singing led by program chairman Mrs. Arthur Eseley and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Leslie Stairs. Joseph Marchetti, PTA president, led the business meeting and Mrs. Francis Bertrand reported on the State PTA convention in Bangor. Attendance banners went to Mrs. Harry Horne’s third grade group at Washington Street Primary and Miss Mary Brown’s fifth grade at Dike School. Donald Gurney urged more men to attend PTA meetings. A note of thanks from Mrs. Joseph I. Smith, former State PTA member, for the tree presented. Social evening followed with songs by Mrs. Winship Reed, piano by Mrs. Stairs. Next meeting set for September 15 at Dike School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike Pta
Bath Country Club
Donald Gurney
Vincent Henderson
Tabor
Arthur Eseley
Leslie Stairs
Joseph Marchetti
Francis Bertrand
PTA
Bangor
VFW Meeting Plans Band Support and Memorial Day Parade
The Dyer Flaherty Post VFW voted to assist Boothbay Harbor post with expenses for Boothbay Harbor High School band transport to the State VFW convention in Portland on June 4. Lloyd Kaler elected Post Chaplain. Memorial Day graveside geraniums and flags planned at 8:30 a.m. and memorial service follow. Overseas veterans invited to march in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Flaherty
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boothbay Harbor
V.F.W
Portland
Brunswick
New Harbor
Damariscotta
Richmond
Bath
Lloyd Kaler
Sons of Union
Advent Christian Church
Dyer Flaherty Post
G.A.R. Hall
Lowell Temple honors Gertrude Stewart as Mother of Lowell Temple
Mrs Gertrude Stewart was named Mother of Lowell Temple by the Py thian Sisters at a recent meeting honoring Past Chiefs Night. She has been an active member for about 54 years and treasurer for 30, the sole living ee ee member, receiving a corsage from Miss Martha Stone while Mrs Annie Williams and Mrs Sarah Potter attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stewart
Lowell Temple
Stewart
Martha Stone
Annie Williams
Sarah Potter
P C
Past Chiefs Honored At Local Meeting With Entertainment
An officer in the state and MEC members hosted a gathering featuring 17 past chiefs on the program. Anna McCabe gave a reading, Pearl Campbell played piano, Dorothy Stone and Anna McCabe sang a duet, and Martha Stone led the entertainment. A vote of thanks honored the May supper committee. Melzard reported on a Brunswick reception for Grand Chancellor Hiss Sell Hosmer. Emily Williams and Marjorie Cummings were named to the June er committee, and refreshments were served after the meeting by Marjorie Cummings’ committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stte. Pas
Recter
MEC
Sadie Garcelon
Nellie Dunning
Viola Meizard
Mgr
Emily Williams
Protector
Rose Jean
Jane Shea
Agnes Perry
Anna McCabe
Pearl Campbell
Dorothy Stone
Anna
Meeting of the W C T U at Union Street
The W C T U met with Mrs Harriet Wright at 104 Union Street. In the president's absence Mrs Theresa Hill, vice president Mrs Elizabeth Trott led the session with hymns readings prayers and a benediction. A daily lesson and an original story were shared followed by a question period and auctions to boost the treasury. The next meeting time and place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Harriet Wright
Union Street
Theresa Hill
Elizabeth Trott
Trott
Mabel Paquet
Mae Besaw
Paquet
Lila Place
Ride-A-Wee Club Closes Season With Dinner Movie
The Ride-A-Wee club met at the Hotel Eagle in Brunswick for dinner and a movie last week. Members present included Mrs. John Swearingen, Mrs. Carlisle Taber, Mrs. Lyman Betts, Mrs. George Parshley, Mrs. George Morin, and Mrs. George Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Brunswick
John Swearingen
Carlisle Taber
Lyman Betts
George Parshley
George Morin
George Harding
Club Forty-Two Dish Supper and Dues Change Noted
Club Forty-Two held a covered dish supper with 27 members present. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Green and Mr. Milton Footer. Dues were voted to be reduced effective August 1. Committees were named for a clambake, a Boothbay Playhouse trip, and June house committee. Next week Mrs. Elliott Hanson leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
H. David Clark
Graydon Smith
William Green
Milton Footer
George Sarkis
Domenic Cardosi
Robert Footer
Lions Club elects officers and showcases Navy film reel
The Sedgwick Lions Club elected officers for the coming year led by president Harold Small with vice presidents Shumway McCurdy Rubin and others. A recruiting officer Edmund Reynolds spoke and presented three Navy films Sea Power On the Pacific Navy Airmen and Life At Sea. Next week a Bath Iron Works designer will discuss Racing Craft Design And Operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Reynolds
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Pacific
Navy
Charles Burgess
William McNamara
Harold Small
Leslie Shumway
Lawrence McCurdy
Harold Rubin
Abe Kramer
Clinton Owen
Earl Lermond
Clyde Mallett
John Skelton
Wilfred Guerin
St. Marys Guild Hosts Twenty Members Event
Twenty members of St Marys Guild of Grace Church enjoyed a gathering marked by fellowship, tea, and community service planning. The group shared updates on upcoming charity drives and devotional activities for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Women’s Auxiliary Maine meeting reported in Wiscasset notes
Mrs Voorhees described the Maine Branch annual gathering in Portland on May 17. Attendees included Miss Anna Trott and Mrs Charles F Cummings with plans for an August picnic at a member’s summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Wiscasset
Nan Adoup
W. J. Voorhees
Bedford Street
Cummings
Voorhees
Henry Bell
Warren Hawley
Russell Phinney
Henry Campbell
Herbert Calderwood
Carl Troop
Walter Hill
Katina Vamvakias
Edward Parker
Kenneth Brown
Harry Wilson
Lawrence Thayer
Fred D. Hill
Willard Harwood
John Preney
Priscilla Magoun
Muriel Stafford
Dorothy Milliker
Chatterboats Banquet Highlights Home Arts Talks
The Chatterboats held a banquet at Mrs. Simone Barter’s West Bath home on May 24. Acting chair Pauline Belanger led a discussion on The Care Of Ravons, with talks on Washdays Made Easy, Streamline Ironing, and Once In a While Tasks. A quiz and panel followed. A future meeting will feature a plastics demo by Mr. Anderson from Hyde Windlass. Attendees included Mary McCrater, Louise Hamlin, Ruth Hawks, Geraldine Barter, Pauline Belanger, Elaine Mitchell, Blanche Locke, Alberta Brooks, Vi Chappelle, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simone Barter
West Bath
Pauline Belanger
Ravons
Vi Chappelle
Elaine Mitchell
Geraldine Barter
Woolwich
Anderson
Hyde Windlass
Mary McCrater
Louise Hamlin
Ruth Hawks
Blanche Locke
Alberta Brooks
Risks of 1080 poison on grazing ranges
A report in the American Journal of Veterinary Research notes dangers of using 1080 rodent poison on areas with sheep and cattle. Colorado experiment station trials show sheep and likely cattle can die from small ingested amounts of bait meant for prairie dogs and ground squirrels. The feed is unpalatable to sheep but still taken in enough quantity to cause serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Journal of Veterinary Research
Colorado Experiment Station
Steel Capacity Powering Yearly Output Record
The steel industry can produce 180 tons of steel every minute of the day and year. To haul a year's ore coal and limestone would need about 5,500,000 freight cars loaded to 50 tons for a single trip.
Milk Can Pre-rinsing and Hooded Covers Recommended
Clean pre-rinsing of milk and cream cans with pure water reduces bacterial counts and prevents sediment contamination. Hooded covers over can lids help keep sediment out of milk or cream.
Planting Dwarf Fruit Trees Properly
The guide notes two key points for dwarf fruit trees. Plant at the same depth as in the nursery and stake firmly to protect the graft union above the roots from breaking.
Life of Uranium Is Dull Past Work For Radium Age
Electrical scientists report that uranium, key element in the development of atomic energy, led a dull life a decade ago in odds and ends jobs such as coloring glass and china. It was discarded as a useless by product of radium in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
China
Birthplaces of Lincoln and Davis in Kentucky
The article notes Kentucky as the birthplace of two future leaders of the Civil War era Abraham Lincoln future U.S. president and Jefferson Davis future Confederate president born within eight months and about 100 miles of each other.
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Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Federal rules govern honey and milk bread labeling
Federal regulations require that bread sold under any brand name containing the word honey must include at least eight percent honey. Bread sold under a brand name that includes the word milk must contain milk.
Glazed Pottery Firing Temperatures and Colors
Pottery firing requires about three days of heat with temperatures varying by color and grade. Higher temperatures may be needed for certain glazes, while others fire at cooler settings. The process depends on the glaze composition and the desired finish.
British scientists use 2 per cent alfalfa meal in cereal blends
British researchers report adding 2 percent alfalfa meal to special cereal mixtures to boost vitamin content for undernourished children. The study highlights enhanced nutritional value and potential dietary applications for vulnerable populations.
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Newtonville
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Belgrade Lakes
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West Haven, Conn
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West Upton
Paul Cushman
Tommy
Fred Wentworth
Upper Washington Street
Joyce
Wesley McPhee
Dexter
Wentworth
Carroll Watson
Charles Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Edward Gaudreau, Jr
Mr. Gaudreau
Edward Gaudreau
James Sharkey
Meadowway
Frank H. Jellison
Ymc.a
B.P.W
Rainbow
V.F.W. Meeting
RIDE
WEE Club
Club Forty
ST. Mary’s Guild
Uranium
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!