Percy Brothers of Parker Head Engineers of Savannah Line
In Phippsburg the Percy brothers from Parker Head are traced through naval engineering careers. Jordan, Walter, Frank and Turner McCarty, all born in Parker Head, led ships for Savannah line and sister companies, with torpedoing and wartime service shaping their long shore or sea duties.
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David Percy
Parker Head
Engineers
Percy
Cox's Head
Turner McCarty
Minnie Percy McCarty
Andrew Percy
Boston
Boston Steamship Co
McCarty
Jordan Percy
Eugene Tompkins
Weld
Norfolk
Frank Percy
San Jacinto
Savannah Line
Savannah
Puerto Rico
Frank
U. S
Hart
Atlantic Gulf Coast and West India Co
Leach
John Leach
Salacia
Bath
Florida
Key West
Havana
Ellis Percy
David J
Ellis
Ezekiel
James G
Mark L
Andrew
William G
Pastor Sargent Returns to Wesley Methodist Church
The Rev. C. Clifford Sargent was appointed for a second year at Wesley Methodist by Bishop John Wesley Lord at the Maine Annual Conference. Improvements marked his first year, with large membership growth, new services, stronger finances, and a pledge to the Pension Fund and World Service. The new year launches the quadrennial For Christ And His Church program as services resume and the pastor speaks on Give Thyself.
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C. Clifford Sargent
Wesley Methodist Church
John Wesley Lord
Boston
Methodist Church
Maine
Sargent
Wesley Church
Charles M. McConnell
Boston School of Theology
Reserve Pension Fund
Christ
Houston
Alfred H. Ives
Beacon Street
Parker Head P T A closes season with many attendees
Parker Head P T A held its final meeting with 17 members present. A spelling match crowned Mrs. Ross winner. Numerous Memorial Day visits, regional guests, and trips filled the weekend, as families and friends from Parker Head, Bath, Waltham and Augusta recounted gatherings and travel plans.
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Charles Blaisdell
Walter Cushing
Ralph Tibbetts
Winneganee
Herbert Bassett
Marilyn Sternberg
Josephine Kent
Medford
Mass
Edward J. Aucorn
Leonard Arsenault
Waltham
Popham
Herbert Hunt
Boston
Parker
Elwood Hathorne
Bath
George Willis
Richard Chadbourne
Ruth
Kenneth Woods
Florence Maass
W. T. Wyman
Thornton Percy
Donnell
Turner McCarty
Grace Kraft
Charles Storer
Brunswick
Parker Head
Leslie Logan
William Hodgkins
Bunny Hodgkins
Arthur Bergeron
H. D. Mank
J. D Libby
Bernard Wyman
Popham Beach
Arthur Harrington
Schenectady
N. Y
Carole Anne
Leslie Darling
Samuel Sternberg
Merritt Bassett
Eugene Ross
Jimmy
Augusta
Clarence Sheffield
Perkins Island
Albert Gray
Eugene Harrington
Bert Nisbet
Lewis Lowell
Eliza Bradshaw
Florence Rollins
Mertie Shepherd
George Watson
Bob Moore
Mary
Beverly
Awilda Wallace
Alexander
Lowell
Levi Brann
Arthur Kreidler
U.S.N
Frances Morong
Fred A. Libby
J. D. Libby
Arthur Lear
Harold Barkalow
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin
Niagara Falls
Kingston
Montreal
Fort Kent
Farnham to Lead Morse High Next Fall at Bath
Raymond W. Farnham of Madison principal-elect of Morse High School visited Bath on Tuesday, toured the school, and conferred with Superintendent Loring R. Addison. He will assume duties when the new school year opens next fall.
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Raymond W. Farnham
Madison
Morse High School
Bath
Loring R. Addison
Farnham
Marriage Intentions Filed In Springfield And Darey Jurisdictions
Marriage intentions have been filed in the city clerk's office by Julius Appleton of Springfield Massachusetts with Louise Briggs of 158 Center street Gerald F Rogne of Darey North Dakota and Joanne Lemont of 2 Winter street. Also filed by Elmer Doughty of 7 Shaw street and Frances J Babine of 47 Shepard street.
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Julius Appleton
Springfield
Mass
Louise Briggs
Center Street
Gerald F. Rogne
Darey
N. D
Joanne Lemont
Winter Street
Elmer Doughty
Shaw Street
Frances J. Babine
Shepard Street
Popham Beach Cottages Open June Fifteen Amid Cold Weekend
Despite a cold cloudy weekend, many cottage owners visited Popham Beach and business remained fair. Ledgewood cottages will open June 15. Lobstermen report fair catches despite a whale sighting that nears hauls. Numerous Bath Lewiston Yarmouth and Boston visitors spent Memorial Day and the weekend at local cottages and stays from various towns.
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Ledgewood
George Oliver
Gale
Dixie
Bath
Willard
Roger Oliver
Oliver
Dwight Kinmouth
Hackensack
N. J
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Ledgewood Landing
Blanche Westall
Lewiston
Napoleon Fickett
Frank D. Scott
Falmouth Foreside
Fred Spinney
Ethel Robbins
Portland
Mank
Janice
Margaret
Waltham
Mass
George Buchanan
Phippsburg Center
Frank Shaw
Needham
Beverly
Horace Morse
John and Horce, Jr
Sadie Kenniston
Dolly Williamson
Rockland
Mel Wallace
West Point
Frances McDonald
Quincy
Charles Small
Robert
Auburn
J. Haviland Torrey and
Coxs Head Dromore Farm Bureau Meeting Report
Coxs Head Dromore Farm Bureau met at the grange hall on Thursday to discuss caning chairs with Rev. Charles Stevens as instructor. About eight members began chairs and will finish at a later class. A fine noon dinner was served by committees.
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Farm Bureau
C. L.stevens
Lillian Blair
Alethea Campbell
Annette Schofield
Goodwin
Gladys Dozois
Evelyn Beal
Frances Harrington
Anita Williams
Stevens
Margaret Wyman
Raymond Wyman
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Gun Hill
Frank Cutting
Sandy Hill
Esther McCourt
Catherine
Freeport
Rangeley Lake
Pauline Wyman
Boston
Bertha Wyman
William Blaisdell
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Charles Stevens
Cox
Hueud
Martin F. Goodwin
Julia Dozois
Stanton Dozois
Tras
Clifford Robinson
Ashdale
Dozois Cottage
C. Harry Hannaford
Lynn
Mass
Percy Lewis
Swampscott
Ernest Ball
Vernon Philbrook
Matinicus
M. E. Wilbur
Wilbur
Arthur Stinson
Woolwich
Harold Keigwin
Sam Alizio
Somerville
Carl Lewis
Bonnie
Percy Cottage
A. L. Percy
Port Clyde
Margaret McGregor
Hotel Phoenix
Bath
Weathered week ends with rain and spring fashion plans
Across a holiday weekend the rain persisted while readers pondered spring outfits. Letters from 1946 recount Army Air Corps days, travel between Seattle and Japan, and a shipboard mystery of the Carroll A Deering. Community scenes at the center dance mix nostalgia with small town chatter.
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Army Air Corps
Camp Kearns
Salt Lake City
Bath Residents Spend Weekend at Cottages
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wood Capt and Mrs George Stacey and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thayer of Bath spent the hot day weekend at their cottages. Mr and Mrs Francis McDonald of Quincy arrived Thursday to spend the weekend at their home. Miss Frances McDonald joined them Friday.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Arbert Lemont
Richard D. Cushman
Sebasco Estates
Joe Bennett
Washington, D. C
Alice Minott
New Jersey
Henry Minott
Jean Bowker
Islands
Rebecca Minott
Fred Haggett
Minott
Albee
Bath
Howard Bowker
Meadowbrook
Horace Holton
Gordon Berry
Bert Maselin
Wynnburg
Brightwater
Robert Thistle
Portland
William Grevers
Susan
Gardiner Rogers
Gardiner
Allen Cottage
Ernest Wood
George Stacey
Lawrence Thayer
Francis McDonald
Quincy
Mass
Frances ‘McDonald
Boy Scouts Build Real Northern Maine Log Cabin
Scouts of Troop 52 at Scoutland in the city’s south end constructed a grounded log cabin, a 12 foot high trestle bridge, and a wood path to the site using funds from scrap drives. Leaders Rev Arvid Anderson and Arthur Stilphen supervised with Eagle Scout Arthur Berry among the helpers. the structure sits near High Street and Reed station.
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BOY Scouts
Maine
Scoutland
Robert Potter
Lawrence Bridges
Victor Lonn
Robert Witham
Lloyd Coomb
Donald Kenney
Donald Coombs
Arvid Anderson
Arthur Sulpher
Reed
High Street
Bath
Corlies Street Baptist Church
Arthur Stilphen
Arthur Berry
Gorham State School
Park pond conversion to pool sparks community cheer
Residents view plans to transform the park pond into a usable pool for youngsters. The article credits a thoughtful donor who sent Page & Shaw’s chocolates, adding a note of thanks for the tasty gesture.
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Park Pond
Page & Shaw's
City Recreation All-Star Baseball Team spars pool of talent
The City Recreation All-Star baseball team forms for a second season with trials at Kelley Field Saturday at 1 30 PM. Eligible players from the City Recreation league may attend the first practice in hopes of joining a 14 player roster for a schedule expected to be double last year. uniforms and most equipment are provided. The season opens June 19 at Kelley Field.
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City Recreation
Kelley Field
City Recreation Program
Orr Maine
All Stars
Gamcs
Fragmented Yearly Grassfire Notes From OCR
Fragmented OCR text notes grassfires burning nests and wildlife hazards from a game perspective. Mentions ruby rabbits birds and forest destruction, with garbled wording and unclear details.
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Cramer
de Stroyter
U S Production Share Of World Goods And Services
United States, with less than one fifteenth of the world population, produces nearly one third of all goods and services for all people, while holding more than one fifteenth of world resources.
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United States
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