Bath area nursing graduate and community notices
Mary Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pascal C. Harper, graduated from the General Hospital School of Nursing in Port Savings. Ban Miss Mary Harper, granddaughter of Mrs. and Mr. Pascal C. Harper, was among 21 graduates. She plans to enter Gorham Normal School as Mrs. Bark on a Tier 40. A birthday cake was served at a party with relatives and neighbors. Ernest Anderson has been discharged from Memorial Hospital and is staying at the Plummer Home. Several residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Hodgkins, Mrs. Smith of West, Mrs. Bessie Gove Perry, and Ralph Jewett. A son named Peter Leonard McMann was born June 14 at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert McMann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harper
Pascal C. Harper
Wes
School of Nursing
The
General Hospital
Port
Ernest Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Plummer
Mr. Anderson
Columbia Poe
Peter Leonard McMann
Albert Mc Oeongee
Local Relatives Attend Wedding in Roslin Area
Sagadahoc area relatives and friends left Saturday for a ceremony. Walter Hill and daughter Elizabeth Le from North Street accompanied by Mrs Aitken, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Aitken of Roslin, will attend a Mass and wedding events tied to Mins Caron Ai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hill
Elizabeth le North Street
Mins Caron
Aitken
Clifford Aitken
Roslin
Return of Mrs McInchret Sparks Small Town Farewell Tale
Mrs Mary McInchret returns to De Old Town after a brief absence. The report notes her cheerful greeting and a friendly interaction with local resident Sam Smith as they share moments of town life and neighborly warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McInchret
Old ‘Town
Daquelin
Sim Smith
Mrs Rose Reunited With Daughter in Cedar Grove Home
Mrs Rose is elated to her home after accompanying her daughter Mrs Earl to Cedar Grove. The two women arrived at the Cedar Grove residence where the reunion was celebrated with family and neighbors in attendance.
Dance Recital Dazzles Audiences With Notable Students
Students from Fotte's School of Dancing performed a lengthy program with almost professional polish. Highlights included Lyn Oliver, Chloe Deraps, and a standout duo in The Try Widow Waltz while Beverly Michaud, Joan Bachelder, Hazel Warner, June Wright, and Jean Br received praise for singing and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotte
Lyn Oliver Chloe Deraps
Etee
Saeed Gram
Edward Whitehouse Elected Maine Eagles President
Edward Whitehouse was elected president of the Maine Eagles at a gathering of delegates from the seven state aer ies. Other officers named included Edward C. Miller of Portland and Clifton Paradis of Onegan as trustees and George Donna of Bath as secretary, with resolutions urging child welfare social security expansion and related aims. Grand Worthy President Raymond P. McElroy spoke on the Eagles' direction and past leadership, while new auditor Wilmott Merrill offered guidance to the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallant
Order of Eagles
George Donna
Bath
Nate
Henry Ga
Guard
Edward C. Miller
Portland
Clifton Paradis
Ohegan
Raymond P. McElroy
Eagles
Wilmott Merrill
Farnham Deehan wedding in Brunswick Saturday
Miss Mary Anne Deehan daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Deehan of West Bath and Pfc Farnham USAAF son of Mr and Mrs Ronalds Farnham of Watervil were wed at St Charles rectory Brunswick with ring ceremony by John L Doherty. Best man was William Deehan. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home in West Bath and a wedding cake was cut by the bride. The groom’s mother Mrs Reginald Farnham assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Deehan
Francis Deehan
West Bath
Pfc
Farnham
USAAF
Ronalds. Farnham
Watervil
Merle
St.Charles Rectory
Brunswick
John L. Doherty
Palm Beach
William Deehan
Apeeening Doone
Reginald Farnham
Bath social worker aids families in cave communities
Mr Welker and his wife help 59 families living in four community caves near Bath. Each cave has chiefs who manage daily life, while residents, described as living like underground animals, strive for a form of democracy. Welker worked at Bath Iron Works and attended Central Church during parts of World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Welker
Toner
Welker
Bath Iron Works
Central Church
Dar
Vacation Bible School at Beacon Street
Beacon Street Methodist church begins Daily Vacation Bible School monday at 9 am for two weeks. Sessions end Friday evening July 2 with a welcome program. Programs include Bible study handicrafts singing and worship. Laura Craft supervises Beginners. Blanche Locke runs the Beginners department with Feet in Bible Times. St Martin leads Junior department Followers of Jesus. Six Junior High campers will be awarded scholarships for the state YMCA Winthrop event Aug 28 to Sept 4. An outing is planned Saturday July 3 for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Laura Craft
Dent
Asher
Blanche Locke
Bible Times
Brenda Ericson Shines in Boothbay Playhouse Production
Brenda Ericson stars in a Boothbay Playhouse engagement on an afternoon bill. The plot follows a Boston actor and a romance with Barnstead, with a character named Biff turning dentist and a dramatic twist involving Hugo. The lively production promises charm and wit, delivering romantic intrigue on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Playhouse
Boston
Barnstead
John
Biff
Hugo
Wenia
Morse High Baseball Team 1948 Season Review
Morse Highs 1948 baseball showed close games despite four losses. Veterans Blaine Tratton Mike Ford Dick Jackson and others backed by strong defense from Farrow Dilbrick and John Pimnes kept the Blue and White competitive in the Kennebec Valley League season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Blue and White
Kennebec Valley
ane _s
Morse-Lewiston
Morse
Blaine Tratston
Mike Ford
Dick Jackson
St Dowie
Farrow
Parker Dilbrick
Johnpimnes
Morse High School
St. Dems
Lewiston
Kelley Field
Robert Bond
Richard Johnson
Charles Christensen
Richard Farrow
Harold Richard Snowden
Frank Torrey
Nyde Ae Ford Trafton
Melvin Cordate
Jackson
Robert Philbrick
Nish
Carlton Reed
Alvin Wilson
John Parker
Thomas Underwood
Georgetown visitors and summer preparations noted
Georgetown hosted Boston guests last week while Mrs. Williams opened an enlarged Hill Top Sandwich shop. Residents, visitors, and aspiring politicians from Bowdoinham to Richmond were seen around Robinhood, with summer planning under way at cottages from Campbell to Lass. The Robinhood post office moved to a summer site at the Peterson store and Hosford cottage guests arrived with family.
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Boston
John D. Williams
George Laskey
Bath
Laskey
Robinhood
Cleveland Curtis
Bowdoinham
Harold Turner
Richmond
Peterson
Hosford
Five Islands Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Pearl Barter of Bath visited her son Herman and family Sunday evening. Rev and Mrs Russell host visits from Mr and Mrs Vernon E Pp. B Savage plans to finish house painting.
Yokern couple weekend guest in Lincoln Street diary
Mrs L E T Thompson of Yokern California visited Miss Anne Kimball on Lincoln Street for a weekend. The Thompsons toured Maine two summers ago and were impressed by the hospitality and scenery. The narrative includes garbled phrases about a pursuit of a beau and a mysterious project, with missing context on their activities and identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. T. Thompson
Yokern
Calif
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Official check discloses tie in vote for clerk
An official tally shows a tie in the Bath area for the publican nomination in the Court Clerk post. The Times notes the tie between candidates Con Shocks Bather Brown and Pintity Oliver, with Bath and town clerks reporting the results amid the rush of obtaining numerous ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bather Brown
Pintity Oliver
Ef Bath
Ety
Bath
Public Notice Seeks Comments on River Confluence Project
A public notice invites views on a confluence project near the Bee River. Submissions are to be received at the office on or before July 6. The proposal describes a site about 1,000 feet east of the confluence with the Bee River and extends in a southwesterly direction.
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Bee River
Plans for Woolwich to Arrowsic bridge over the Sasanoa
State plans describe a through arch drawbridge with 200 foot central span and 200 foot approach spans, replacing a century old structure between Woolwich and Arrowsic. The proposal, supported by Georgetown resident Waiter, would cross the Sasanoa Blas and improve travel across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa
Stateway Commission
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Additery
Waiter
Georgetown
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Schumann
Thay
Bireh
Langiehd Cotegs
Walter Millett
the Park and Cemetery Board
Ee Eeteenn Eens
Seren Wee
Hyde
Sebagon
Camp O-At-Ka
Gorham
Eee
Buffalo
N. Y
John A. Morse
Mr. and Gra- Brandy
Greenwich
N. Re
Edward B. Smith
Cherbourg
Encompian
Tebe
Mario Hori
Ae Ee Allister
City
New York
Foster
George Cyr
Emile Cyr
Hutchins
Robert Jewell
Sylvia Langley
Wilkes
Coradigi
Sra
Madelyn Oliver
Bath and Rockland
Frank T. Smith
West
Smith
Lena Shepard
High Street
Carl T. Meister
Ded the Gretan
Jane Roderick
Cee
Miss Roderick
Evelyn (Meister) Roderick
Frida
Madison Avenue
Earl Kimble
Pennsylvania
Harold
Bessie Gove Perry
Broad Street
Oo Peterson
Mr. and Merurs
Alfred Bonne
H. P. Oliver
John Schottler
Court Street
St. Johnsbury
James A. Broom
Middle Street
Auburn
Reynolds
Krepps
New England An Hospital
Ralph Jewett
Westport
B. Trowbridge
Crow Point, Hing
Trowbridge
Mr. and
Mrs. Ameey O O. Trow
Sagadahoc
Eeecaine
Edward Whitehouse
Maine Eagles
Bath Menag
St. Charles Rec
A. Walker
Naples
Beacon Street
Brenda Ericson
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