Easter Seals Drive Boosts Crippled Children Aid
Pine Tree Society led by Mrs Haven Sawyer outlines a five point plan to aid crippled children through medical reporting birth to five, education, transport to clinics, and job training. Deane S Kintner named acting executive secretary. Easter Seals drive runs March 1 to Easter Sunday March 28 with most funds staying local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
State Department of Education
Deane S. Kintner
International Society For Crippled Children
New England
Maine
Pine Tree Society
Crippled Children
International Society
Sawyer
Friends of Education
New England Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Maine Pta Group
Mary Snow
Lillian Wall
City Board of Education
The
Pine Tree Society For
Bath
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leroy F. Colby
Fred B Reed Buys Washington Street House in Parish
Fred B Reed, a noted real estate agent, purchased the two story two family wooden dwelling at 1289-1291 Washington Street known as the Cony house from Alva Light. The plan is to make repairs and improvements before putting the property on the real estate market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Reed
Washington Street
Cony House
Alva Light
Pope
Mayor Sewall Improves At Brunswick Hospital
Mayor Arthur Sewall shows steady improvement after his recent operation and hopes to return home by the end of the week from Brunswick hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Brunswick Hospital
Phippsburg Postpones Town Meeting To March Fifteen
The annual Phippsburg town meeting did not occur on the usual first Monday in March. Selectmen postponed it to March 15 after delaying town reports completion. The gathering may feature new candidates for selectmen and other town offices.
Elks Lodge Supplies Morsehigh Basketball Jackets
Bath Lodge of Elks sponsored a benefit game raising funds for new sport jackets for Morsehigh basketball players. The team will wear blue and gray jackets with Morsehigh emblazoned across the back when facing Portland in the Western Maine tournament opener at Lewiston Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Morsehigh
Armory
Lewiston
Portland
Morse
Local Resident Ernest Williams Returns From West Bath Visit
Ernest Williams of Vassalboro was returned after several days visiting friends in West Bath and his niece. Miss Marjorie Pusher of Court Street, West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Vassalboro
West Bath
Marjorie Pusher
Court Street
Eileen Jones Nominated For Ruth Bryan Owen Pilgrimage
Miss Eileen Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison C Jones of 19 Fremont Street is the Morse high senior girl named by Col Dummer Sewall chapter DAR as Maine's candidate for the Ruth Bryan Owen Pilgrimage to Washington DC during the Continental Congress meeting in April A Maine state conference in Lewiston March 17 18 will select the candidate The plan will be explained by Miss Katherine Marshall York chapter state vice regent on a WHEB radio broadcast Friday at four from Portsmouth NH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Addison C. Jones
Fremont Street
Morse High
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Ruth Bryan Owen
Washington, D.C
Continental Congress
Maine
Lewiston
Katherine Marshall
Old York
York
WHEB
Portsmouth
Beacon Junior Aid Meeting Plans Easter Service
Beacon Street church junior aid met Monday night with 15 members and two visitors. A Bash unit Cancer Control contribution was taken and Mrs. Hart was named to attend March 10. Yearly church pledge renewed. Easter in service planned for March 28. Members to earn four dollars for March 29 meeting and report earnings. Next hostesses named for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
D LeRoy Lord
Washington Street
Roy Bradford
Blanche Locke
Women's Field Army
Cancer Control
Raymond C. Hart
Aubrey E. Steen
Warren A. Parris
Samuel A Morse
Handsome pickerel taken by Gediman in Lake Nequasset
Edward Gediman of Bath famed for striped sea bass catches is credited with a new local record a 27 inch five and a quarter pound landlocked pickerel caught through the ice at Lake Nequasset on Sunday He also landed seven other pickerel of average size in the same area preserving his hobbyist trophy run
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gediman
Bath
Izaak Walton
Kennebec
Gediman
Pritt Street
Lake Nequasset
Sanday
Popular Bath Couple Buys Stepping Stones
Stepping Stones at Brunswick and Fos ters Point roads opposite the Country club junction has been purchased from E. S. Crosby estate by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grindell of Bath through the R. D. Skillings agency. The former home of William Simpson, it was later a tea room run by Mrs. Helen Crespy Clinto. The Grindells plan to move from 708 Washington street in early summer and will occupy the house as their permanent home while renovating and operating the dining room at the Country club.
Mrs Minnie Murray Celebrates 80th Birthday in Skowhegan
Mrs Minnie Murray wife of John S Murray of Pine Street Skowhegan observed her 80th birthday on Monday. Once Minnie Louise Lincoln she married in Boston to Mr Murray 51 years ago on September 28 1936. They came to Skowhegan 40 years ago and have one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Murray
John S Murray
Pine Street
Skowhegan
Summer Deliveries Announced by Popham Beach Trader
E P Wyman of Popham Beach notifies former customers and friends that deliveries will proceed as usual this coming summer under the Popham address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
E. P. Wyman
Popham Beach
Meine
Residents and visitors in Popham area share winter life
Residents from Popham Beach and nearby towns mingle in Bath Georgetown and Lisbon. Mrs Bridges and daughter Marion are seen around town while Miss Sudds returns to Auburn for work with Captain and Mrs Buesner at the lighthouse. Numerous neighbors visit, travel to Bath, Boothbay, Paris and Paris Island, and local students retreat from Bay Point to Popham for winter breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Pauline Morony
Eleanor Thayer
Milton Falls
Rabine Wea
Ernest Olver
Nihel Osgood Vialoon Ford
M. Osead
Fihelaike
Luke
Osgood
Vilda Barlow
Susie Oliver
Don
Althea
Bath
Helena Bowie
Madcheion Bridges
Marton
Ilnesenin
Moses
Shirley Morons
Gerry
Bobby
Morone
Harold Thayer
Lisbon
Pati
Eva Dobbin
Paris
Fricey
Frank Scott
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Drak Luther
Edwar N. Drake
Birdwood Georgetown
Karl Hentz
Long Iand
Edgar Warren
Bev Peint Road
Millard Urqueber’ Keper
Seguin Island
Marie Leonard
Betty Leonard
Napoleon T. Fiesett
Pond Island
Stanley Hyd
North Yarmouth Academy
George Oliver
Mr. Hyde
Edgar L. Drake
Boothba
Thomas Bishop
David Bishop
Cite South Shors
Ralph Spinney
Schioy
Mornhein School
Peero Cottary
Bay Point
Popham
Ei Aes Wali Bes
Winchenbach Elected Colonial Club Head
Dr Francis A Winchenbiei elected president of the Cecennial club at its annual meeting Tuesday night J E Hayes chosen vice president Edwin F Ramsay re elected secretary Allan Spear as treasurer Arthur Lo Pr named a three year director Horace P Herrick to fill vacancy created by William Skelton resignation Frank H Turner named finance committee member for two years The club plans oath observance due the 17th and will announce details later Extensive improvements underway in club rooms and anticipated Brunswick Club visit after completion of work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Winchenbiei
J. E. Hayes
Edwin F Ramsay
Allan Spear
Arthur Lo Pr
Horace P. Herrick
William Skelton
Frank H Turner
Edwin Framsay
Cuasten Allan Spear
Harold E. Brows
J. A Burden
George B. Wosholme
Clib
Brunswick Club
Martdn Boecen
Wyoming
Tualus Percy & Small
Kemuenee
Sebasco Eyes Big Season With Improvements Underway
Cushman of Portland arrives to oversee enhancements at Sebasco resort. Early-season bookings show Sebasco more attractive than ever with several guests already requesting reservations. Annex additions proceed with new lodging and bath facilities, each with fireplaces and tennis courts. A heated swimming pool is planned to boost guest appeal and a strong season is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cushman
Portland
Sebasco
Seba
Lasi
Sebi
Addi
Free Will Workers Stage Amusing South End Entertainment
Free Will Workers of Cor. Bapital church presented a Wednesday evening program featuring a village musical and comic skit titled Hers Pudse. The South End Benevolent Society opened with America and read reports, then staged humorous money-raising acts and quirky performances by members. Grandma Wise stole the show with sharp wit, and the production netted about 27 dollars to support church expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Workers of
Cor
Hannah Soar
Clara F Cone
Miranda Knowall
Eula M Fielding
Matilda Tornsty
Arthur Berry
Samantha Blum
Wilfred W
Martha Fbasgoinne
Myre Chester
Maria Dodd
Jame
Gillespie
Bey Touloft
Robert Mitchel
M. Plisehe
M. Plisehe Richicous. Mre Millard & Watson
Pridente
H Hur
Mizs Molle
Harold S Walker
Octavia Prim
Wisiam
Dorothy
Elmer F Campbell
Hermaine Prancaise
Prestrick P. Moffat
South End
Smart
Knowall
Knowall Sold Some of ‘ Drains” For One Dollar; Mrs. Thrifty
Blant
Boston
Easygoing
Laplitth
Toploft
Niagara
Rightous
Miss Sensible
Miss Prim
Jason Jones
Miss Up Todate
Mile Francaise
Leo
Grandma
Grandma Wise
F. P. Moffatt A. Comine
Harry Libby
Seth Snipe
Walter Snipe
Clayton Holden
Central Leaguers Enjoy Two Sketches
Central Leaguers perform two sketches featuring Mrs Bo and Mr itever Piers Tay Chueh Cruse Pard oT Can Sta Misa. The session includes updates from Mrs Datla Lo Wilson and Mr Fisy See with a discussion on the month’s events and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemra
Piers
Datla Lo Wilson
Fisy
Tabee
John Mans Hociese
MM Jost Mo Hariivon
Miss EU
Peice
Eerie
Morse
Aleyvander
Gue Maas
Mrs Jams T
Biske
Clarence Mason Wason Haley Wed in Phippsburg
Clarence Mason Wason Haley of Phippsburg wed M Hales of Dalia Plantation in a ceremony reported amid family ties. Details are limited but indicate a union involving local residents and plantation connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mason
Phippsburg
M. Hales
Dalia- Plantation
Sterling Bible Class Has Business Meeting
A Sterling Bible class held a Monday evening meeting at 2 Cortes Street. Members reviewed finances, voted to continue the usual bouquet project for Easter, and planned future gatherings with neighboring groups. Several officers and attendees participated, with reports on charity work and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Monthly meeting of Y M C A directors in March
The March meeting of the Y M C A directors was held with about 200 attendees in the rooms. Officers including Es ert B Smxhom and George P Davenport presided, and officers granted use of the rooms for the upcoming events and connected arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A. Directors
Y. MC
Turséar
Merit
Tare
Carvan Busch
F. Wa
Wilhem C. Perkiss
Acti
Iron Works Party A Great Success
An oped from Page One describes a successful Iron Works party with musical performances. Francis, MoPneta, and a piano lesson anchor the event while a parade of guests and musicians including Harvid Peterson, Wuuuem Colzien Betes, Geuror, Lined Bernard, Leaucon, John Hamovas Porterai, John F. Sar5, Mw Bash Mackin, John H. Csrcate, and Mia Peze Mirciny Portland are noted. The highlight is a dance with an orchestra and a reception marking the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
MoPneta
Wace
Peon
Acs
Harvid Peterson
Wuuuem
Colzien Betes
Eiopnontiste
Geuror
Bernard
Leaucon Plzied
Reetre
John Hamovas Porterai
Jonn F
Vas
Sambet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Bell
Strong
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
Noel C. Little
Arthur Hauck
Orono
Cornelia Barnard
John B. Payson
George H. Coombs
Augusta
Henry W. Lamb
J. C. Hiebert
Nathaniel W. Wilson
Marian Martin
Robert B. Williamson
Carl Fellows
Edward Roderick
J. James McCaskell
Fort Kent
Philip R. Lovell
Ellsworth
Frank Batson
West Jonesport
C. Deane Rose
Guilford
McFadden
Elon Brown
Norway
Paul Savage
Helen Hanson
Calais
Maybelle H. Brown
Waterville
Colby
Roselle Huddilston
Fred Reed
Board of Selectmen
Irving Harrington, Jr
Lyman Barbour
Lawrence Libbs
Meadowbrook
George Thompson
New York
Thompson
Edward Dyer
Leslie
Raymond Jackson
Freeport
Walter J. M.court
John Carter
Woolwich
Center School
Emma Tintskell
Ernest
Josephine
West Point
Harold Mott
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ernest Rogers
Edith Bennett
Cheabeague
Pauline Rogers
Miss Rogers
Bath Iron Works
Morse High School
Martin Wyman
Diamond Spring Pond
John D. Rogers
Ray F. Campbell
Welfare Club
Humphrey A. Owen
Hubert T. McCarty
Annie Malcolm
Grace Kenney
Edward Kenney
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dirigo Grange
Howard Bowker
Hadley Tremaine
Richard
Bertha Nickerson
Lydia J. Feere
Gilbert Woodman
Horace B. Woodman
Emily Wyman
Iron Works
John Summerton
Sebasco Estates
Summerton
Bodwell Gran
Roscoe Perkins
Elliott Walter J. McCourt
Herbert Scott
Jack Synnott
Jack Fitzgerald
Jackson Heights
Annie Synnott
F. E. Dodge
Newbury
Mass
Mark Hennessey
Perry's Cove
Annie Cuttini
Elks’ Lodge
Lodge
Eileen Jones
Maki
E. Eileen Jones
Beacon Junior Aid
Woman’s Field Army
Nequasset
Winchenbach
Wason-Haley
Mession
Rockefeller Center Show Place
Cape Lee
Tie Moseus
Prussia
Leseces Birihds
Soo- Man
Cis
eSpeca
Amore
Noel
Secersi
Brouen
O& Tseem
New Jocore
Yore
Stas
Werk
Sricu
Protease
Salta
Oransshee
DR. Thaxter
Waittam
Crockett
Pirat
East Greens
Bo Ha
Porrest
Orwsn
Comariaal
Oven Bates
Ike
Arica Leason
Et Wire
Terem Baleslo
Cortes Street
Tex
M Zaleme Wien
Wilfred W Chare
Retest C Marnell
Carrie H Trou
Walter Tz
Walter Tz: Mra Lesser Camptell Mr Crescer A Pam Mrs Wiliam H. Shector
Philatnes
Sy Ciung Bible
Ruby Prepie
Ice Lots
Retresioenis Alter Tie Mozpah
Pure Rovbin
Sieip Nec
Pred Wazra
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