Army officer assigned to 7th Infantry in Korea
2nd Lt. Pert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mid. Periecton L. Pert, has been assigned as public information officer to Headquarters Company of the 7th Infantry Division's 32nd Regiment in Korea. He previously served with Company L of the same regiment and entered the Army in 1955 after a 1954 University of Maine graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Fis Son
A A Mid
Periecton L. Pert
le Street
7Th Infantry Division
Korea
Pert
32D
Far East
University of Maine
Fort Benning
Residents share brief hometown updates from Bath area
Mrs. Daniel Williams arrived at her home on Washington street today from Pratt Diagnostic hospital where she has been a patient. Miss Priscilla K Perkins of North street left Thursday for Florham Park New Jersey where she will visit with her sister Mrs Harry F O'Hera and family. On her return to Bath Miss Perkins will be accompanied by her mother Mrs F Carroll Perkins who has been a guest of the O'Hara's for several weeks. Miss Marilyn McElman RN has returned to the Veterans' hospital at Togo, where she is employed, following a visit here with her mother Mrs F S Sullivan of 12 Valley road, on Thursday, have returned to their home in Day's Ferry after passing two weeks in Pompano Beach Florida. Mrs John Burgess and Ralph Tibbetts of this city passed Thursday in Rockland where they attended the funeral service for their aunt Mrs Jessie Tibbetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Witham
U. S. Marine Corps
Portland
Carroll Witham
Bluff Road
Morse High School
Marine Corps
Witham
Cherry Point
N. C
Daniel Williams
Washington Street
Pratt Diagnostic Hospital
Priscilla K. Perkins
North Street
Florham Park
N. J
Harry F O'Hera
Bath
Miss Perkins
F. Carroll Perkins
O’hara’s
Marilyn McElman
R.N
Veterans’ Hospital
Togo
F. S. Sullivan
Valley Road
Day's Ferry
Pompano Beach
Fla
John Burgess
Ralph Tibbetts
Rockland
Jessie Tibbetts
Murray
Wiscasset
Local residents in and around Memorial Hospital and Lake Wales
Mrs. Peter Couture of 18 Liberty street is a medical patient at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Milton C. Savage has returned to her home at 902 High street after visiting Portland and Mercy hospital where her sister Mrs. Marguerite Flint has been a patient for a year. Miss Mary F. Gibbons and Mrs. John A. Morse of this city, vacationing in Florida, are guests at the Walesbilt hotel in Lake Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield E. Groves
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Peter Couture
Liberty Street
Milton C. Savage
Portland
Marguerite Flint
Mercy Hospital
Mary F. Gibbons
John A. Morse
Florida
Walesbilt Hotel
Lake Wales
West Bath families host post wedding shower and weekend visitors
Mrs Frances Robshaw and Mrs Phyllis Rose hosted a bridal shower at Red Men's hall in Brunswick for their nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Donald Gaudreau of West Bath. Guest list includes Mr and Mrs Robert Dyer, Miss Nancy Small, Joseph Fournier, George Rose, Linwood Bennett, and Mr and Mrs William Billington of Worcester. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Richard Billington of Worcester and families from Union Street and 49 Union Street. A son born Sunday at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas E Munsey of 426 Lark Street was named Thomas Elliot Jr. The Arsenaults from 49 Union Street spent weekend at Orono with their son Robert, UMaine sophomore, and attended the Bowdoin Maine game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Robshaw
Phyllis Rose
West Bath
Red Men's Hall
Brunswick
Donald Gaudreau
Robert Dyer
Richard T. Billington
Worcester
Mass
Gerard T Billington
Billington
West Street
Joseph A. Arsenault
Richard
Union Street
Orono
Robert Arsenault
University of Maine
Memorial Hospital
Thomas E Munsey
Lark Street
Thomas Elliot, Jr
Hallowell Birth Announcement and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Russell Hallowell of 67 Court Street announce the birth of a son Thursday at Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds four ounces and is named Brian Nelson. Mrs Hallowell is the former June Chase of this city. Mr and Mrs Ronald Short of Nashua New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mrs Short s parents Mr and Mrs C R Furber at their home 24 Bedford Road. Clarence R Eaton of Brunswick assistant treasurer Bath Iron Works Corp a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital underwent surgery Saturday morning and is reported recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Phosa Cates wintering with her sister Mrs Swansea Burns at Middle Street left Monday for home in Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pichard Armes
Bailey Street
Memorial Hospital
Darlene Sue
Armes
Marilyn King
Lewis M. King
North Street
Russell Hallowell
Court Street
Brian Nelson
Hallowell
June Chase
Ronald Short
Nashua, N. H
Mrs. Short
C. R. Furber
Bedford Read
Clarence R. Eaton
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phosa Cates
Swansea Burns
Middle Street
Cutler
Maine graduate 1st Lt Pert returns from active duty
1st Lt Perleston L. Pert Jr. arrived home February 29 after 21 months in the U S Army. A 1953 University of Maine graduate, Pert was stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey and is the son of Mr and Mrs Perleston L Pert of 995 Middle Street. Before active duty he worked in the news department of WGAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perleston L. Pert, Jr
U. S. Army
University of Maine
Pert
Fort Dix
N. J
Perleston L. Pert
Middle Street
WGAN
Miss Virginia McDaniel listed as surgical patient at Memorial
Miss Virginia McDaniel daughter of Lt. Robert McDaniel US Navy and Mrs McDaniel of 1298 Washington Street is a surgical patient at Memorial hospital. Virginia is a fourth grade pupil at Dike school. Mr and Mrs Raymond Chubbuck of Needham MA visited this city Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Knight of Lincoln Street and Mr and Mrs Spencer Aungst of Ocean Park spent the weekend in Boston for the Westmoreland Silver Co area meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McDaniel
Robert McDaniel
U. S. Navy
McDaniel
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Dike School
Raymond Chubbuck
Needham, Mass
Donald Freeman
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Spencer Aungst
Ocean Park
Boston
Westmoreland Silver Co
Mutual
Mrs Sherwood Baker Returns Home With Infant Fay Agatha
Mrs Sherwood Baker and her infant daughter Fay Agatha have returned to their home in Woolwich from Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Baker
Fay Agatha
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Engagement Announcement for Margaret Evelyn Conant and Robert Westfall
Mr and Mrs Charles C Conant of Falmouth invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Margaret Evelyn to Robert Charles Westfall Woolwich resident. The ceremony is set for Saturday March 17 at 4 p.m. at West Falmouth Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Conant
Falmouth
Margaret Evelyn
Robert Charles Westfall
West Falmouth Baptist Church
Westfall
Woolwich
Potter and Pinkham Families Notable Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Thompson A Potter 74 Court street visited their son Mellen B Potter in Biddeford. Mr and Mrs Paul Pinkham of Upper Washington street announced the birth of a son at Memorial hospital weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Mrs Pinkham is Anna Farrar daughter of Mrs Clarence Pye of 1493 Washington. Mr and Mrs Max Katz returned to 5 Cobb road after a month of travel in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson A. Potter
Court Street
Mellen B. Potter
Mrs. Potter
Biddeford
Paul Pinkham
Upper Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Max Katz
Cobb Road
Birthday party honors Miss Henrikson with friends
Miss Marie Henrikson the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Henrikson celebrated her 14th birthday Saturday evening with a party for friends including Nancy Temple Eleanor Gross June Green Louise Cooper Anita Gaudet and Sylvia Henrikson Mrs Ralph Forbes and Mrs Theodore S Thibodeau of Shaw's Book Store are spending several days in Boston attending the annual gift show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Henrikson
Joseph H. Henrikson
Mechanic Street
Nancy Temple
Eleanor Gross
June Green
Louise Cooper
Anita Gaudet
Sylvia Henrikson
Ralph Forbes
Theodore S. Thibodeau
Shaw's Book Store
Boston
Auburn woman engages CACR leader at Granite Street luncheon
Mrs Guy Snowe, national vice president of the Children of the American Revolution, attended a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs Percy W Low at her Granite Street home in Auburn. Charles Sastamoine, a Memorial hospital patient, is employed at Bath Iron Works Corp. Jeffrey and Peter McMann of 1492 Washington Street returned to school after two weeks ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Snowe
Auburn National
the Children of the American Revolution
Percy W. Low
Granite Street
Charles Sastamoine
Memorial Hospital
Mr Sastamoine
Bath Iron Works Corp
Jeffrey
Peter McMann
Albert H. McMann
Washington Street
Perry couple announces arrival in Lorraine Ohio
Mr and Mrs Frederick Perry of 31 Willow Street announce their arrival in Lorraine Ohio where Mr Perry is employed on a Great Lakes steamship. Mrs Perry plans to return to this city in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Perry
Willow Street
Lorraine
Ohio
Perry
Funeral observed for Henry D. Morse in Portland
Mr and Mrs Sherman Morse and company from this city attended the funeral service for Henry D Morse, brother of Mrs Pratt, held in Portland Tuesday. The group included Mrs Alice Pratt Mr and Mrs Robert Howe Sarah Pratt Mrs William es Rev and Mrs Cecil L Burdick and Mrs Stewart Bailey of Alna. The Morse party had left for Florida earlier in the week for a month long vacation at Largo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Morse
High Street
Florida
Largo
Alice Pratt
Robert Howe
Sarah Pratt
William Es
Cecil L. Burdick
Stewart Bailey
Alna
Warren Jr Returns to Salem After Stay with Loeschners
Ralph D. Warren Jr returns to Salem Massachusetts after spending several days as guest of Robin Loeschner at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Roy C Loeschner at 1019 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Warren, Jr
Salem
Mass
Robin Loeschner
Roy C. Loeschner
Middle Street
Local residents to visit family as soldiers and scholars noted
Cpl Robert E Baker of this city serving with the U S Army at Fort Meade Md will visit with his parents Mr and Mrs H Frank Baker of Long Island N Y and his wife Mrs Baker and daughter Kathleen before returning home at 1079 High street next Wednesday They will also visit in Hartford Conn Prior to departure Mrs Baker is the former Evelyn McPhee of 43 Dummer Road A surprise party in Brunswick honored Mrs Harry A Hall on her 74th birthday Seven local University of Maine students from Bath were pledged to fraternities during spring rush and will be initiated in the fall Mr and Mrs Ernest Wood of 50 Washington street and Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell of 1475 Washington street vacationing in Florida Janet Cutler Mead of Bath with husband published A Year with American Composers honored by the Cincinnati Branch of Pen Women Mead reviewed the book at a Chioona Library Music Committee meeting She later contributed Ohio composer listings for the 1955 Booklet and is a Bath High School and Vassar College graduate class of 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Robert E. Baker
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Howard S. McPhee
Dummer Street
Richard Bisson
University of Maine
Bath
John B. Murphy
Alpha Tau Omega
Walter O. Fullerton
Beta Theta
George J. Langbehn
Lambda Chi Alpha
Douglas O. Wirta
Phi Kappa Sigma
Jerome D. Doyle
Phi Mu Delta
Lawrence E. Wold
Sigma Chi
David L. Rush
Sigma Nu
Janet Cutler Mead
Washington Street
Cincinnati
Pen Women
Carol Cornish
Betty Shepard
Juliet Low
Sandra Hathorne
Truman Ky
John Thorpe
Explorer Scouts
Michigan
Rosene C. McFadden
Harvey Waldren
Woolwich
Ferry
David Phillips
Edward Parker
Richard Willard
Davey Crockett
Panthers
North
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Stork show honors Bath guest at Brunswick hall
Mrs George Dyer of Bath was guest of honor at a stork show er given Sunday afternoon at the Brunswick Red Men’s hall. Guests from this city included Mrs Beatrice Coombs Mrs Robert Dyer Miss Frances Witham Mrs Carroll Witham and Miss Nancy Small. Robert Carmichael a UMaine student spent weekend with Mrs Carmichael of 102 Bedford Street. Frances Benedict who recently earned a Ph D from the University of California and is now with the University of Adelaide on a Fulbright grant. She was a Vassar graduate class of 1947 and vacationed at Popham while living in Hartford Conn. Mr and Mrs George Bourget of 14 Winter Street quietly observed their thirty second wedding anniversary at home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dyer
Bath
Brunswick Red Men’s Hall
Beatrice Coombs
Robert Dyer
Frances Witham
Carroll Witham
Nancy Small
Frances Benedict
Popham Beach
University of California
Australia
University of Adelaide
Vassar College
Popham
Hartford, Conn
George Bourget
Winter Street Court
Miss Janet Cohen Capped at Beth Israel Nursing School
Miss Janet Cohen of Newark was capped at the candlelight capping service for Beth Israel Hospital School of Nursing on March 1. The ceremony occurred at 8 p.m. in the hospital auditorium with relatives Dora Cohen Nathan Cohen Ann Cohen Ida Levin Morris Brown in attendance. Cohen graduated Morse High School last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Fred
Meadowway
William R. Staples
Drayton Road
Boston City Hospital School of Nursing
Dorothy Thompson
Jacqueline Staples
Morse High School
Janet Cohen
Beth Israel Hospital School of Nursing
Newark
N. J
Hospital
Dora Cohen
Nathan Cohen
Ann Cohen
Ida Levin
Morris Brown
Miss Cohen
Local residents share visits with Topsham hosts
Mr and Mrs Carl D Cornish and Clayton Heald of this city were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C Elroy Hennessy of Topsham Mrs Converse G Fenn and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr are expected to return Thursday after several days in Washington D C Mrs Fenn attended the Fourth Republican Women's National Conference and Mrs Drake met Dr and Mrs Reginald Lombard in the capital Dr and Mrs Jesse H Levin of Dike Road left for Boston to attend the midwinter dental convention at Tufts Dental School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Cornish
Clayton Heald
This City
C. Elroy Hennessy
Topsham
Converse G. Fenn
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Washington,d.c
Washington
Fenn
Drake
Reginald Lombard
Jesse H. Levin
Dike Road
Boston
Levin
Tufts Dental School
Mr and Mrs Ross Plan Sarasota Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Ross Jr. of 1024 Washington Street depart this week for a vacation in Sarasota Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Washington Street
Sarasota, Fla
Fire alarm overcurfew echoes as blaze hits home
A fire reported at 10 p m broke the curfew whistle rule in South Charleston West Virginia. Firemen explained they sounded the whistle louder and hurried to extinguish a fire in the living room of the Ed Weinster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Honger
Ed Weinster
U S Population and Moose Numbers Cited in 1955 Data
Population total for 1955 stands at 166 740 000 with about 14 500 moose in the United States. Bremen port lies 54 miles inland from the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Bremen
Edgecomb Girl Weds Bath Man in Wiscasset Church
Edgecomb resident Delight Ann Greenleaf married Fred Freeman Murray in a Sunday double ring ceremony at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Wiscasset officiated by Rev. Robert Frazier. The couple, with attendants and a reception at the bride's home, plan a New York City honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delight Ann Greenleaf
Hollis T. Greenleaf
Edgecomb
Fred Freeman Murray
Kenneth M. Murray
Tarbox Street
Bath
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Wiscasset
Robert Frazier
Charles Page
Charlene Huff
Manager Seeks Tax Hike For Central Fire Station Plans
The budget shows a total $797,151.36 to be raised by taxation up from $710,058.55 prior year with increases in general administration highway sewer and street lighting and public elections. A $9,000 down payment toward a $180,000 Central Fire Station bond issue is proposed along with $22,700 for a new police cruiser, fire chief’s car, and four highway trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judkins
Central Fire
Central Station
Mid-Town
Highway Department
Bath Manager Proposes Budget Shifts in City Proposal
Judkins outlines a levy plan totaling 11 267 835 with 70 mills to fund a budget including 578 639 in school requests. He folds the school figures into the city budget and trims teacher raises from 300 to 100 across the board, despite teacher organization backing 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judkins
Board of Education
Bath
Morseigh
Bath Teachers Club
City Budget Highlights New Pay Plan for City Employees
Judkins outlines a conservative wage proposal linking city raises to local labor market movement and past teacher raises. New pay ranges cover department heads drivers police sergeants and other staff with adjustments across highway clerk and assessors roles. The council also set monthly meetings and reappoints include McElman to the assessor post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judkins
Council
Highway Department
City Messenger
Board of Assessors
City Council Tours Inspect City Equipment
City officials planned two tours to inspect city owned equipment and facilities, aiming to keep capital improvements minimal unless future years require more spending. City Clerk Harry E. Ring presided as he administered the oath of office to the newly elected councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judkins
Harry E. Ring
Mitchell Named Chairman After Council Vote
Councilman William S Blair nominated Mitchell for chairman and Councilman Donald F Perry seconded. Mitchell then won unanimous support of the Council in the following ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Blair
Mitchell
Donald F. Perry
Bath City Budget Message 1956 Urges Maintained Services
City Council members receive the mayor's first annual budget proposal dated March 5 1956. The message argues against cutting services and stresses the need to pay a living wage to attract skilled workers. It notes prior raises for city employees and substantial industry increases, recommending a 4 percent pay raise for six city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Father and Son banquet honors Cub and Scout groups
Pack 52 held its annual Father and Son banquet at Corliss Street Baptist Church with 67 Cubs and parents in attendance. Oscar Marsh and other leaders decorated the hall. Denny King and Bruce Waters were inducted into the Pack. awards included arrows and pins. Girl Scouts from Troops 5 and Red Rose No. 6 held practice and ceremonies around Juliet Low Day, with plans for upcoming birthday events and junior leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Dennrs
Oscar Marsh
Carrie Wallace
Barbara Carlisle
Elizabeth Moffatt
Oscar Marsh Paul
Strube
William Webster
Stanley Brimigion
Durwood Decker
Harold L. Allen
Stewart McAllister
Philathea
Mr. McAllister
Brimigion
Denny King
Bruce Waters
David Marsh
David Swearingen
Denner
David Waters
Carroll Moffatt
Troop 5
Girl Scouts
Juliet Low
Annette Belanger
Collette Beers
Nancy Dearborn
Jean Orr
Sue Higgins
Patricia Hill
Marie Milliken
Pauly Ann Stinson
Sally Thompson
Karen Marble
Lewis Carter
Evelyn Percy
Red Rose Troop
Girl Scouts of
Red Rose Troop No. 6
Marilyn McDonald
City Manager Warns On Budget Proposals And Future Costs
Stanley W. Judkins appeals for a lean budget while noting future high expenses. He cites a 180000 fire station and alarm system down payment and stresses need for sewer improvements, highway garage upgrades, and larger police quarters. He says the manager must submit proposals, not simply relay department requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Stanley W. Judkins
Democrats of West Bath caucus names officers and delegates
West Bath Democrats met Monday at Littlefield school with Chairman Kenneth Snowden presiding. Officers were elected: Snowden as chairman, Henry White as vice chairman, Mrs. Leonard Smith secretary, Mrs. Harry Larrabee treasurer. Delegates to the Brewer convention were Francis Eastman and spouse, with alternates White and Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Littlefield School
Kenneth Snowden
Snowden
Henry White
Leonard Smith
Harry Larrabee
Brewer
Francis Eastman
John Watt
Frank M. Coffin
Democratic State Committee
W. Est Bath Group
Aga
Sagadahoc County
Democratic Committee
Robert Brewer
Bath
Ole Miss Football History Wins 60 Losses 52 Ties 8 since 1933
Since 1933 the University of Mississippi football team has compiled a record of 60 wins, 52 losses, and 8 ties, reflecting a long competitive run in college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mississippi
Central Church League Plans For Coffee In April
The League of Central Congregational church will host a Spring coffee on April 25 at the home of Mrs. Edward A. Cummings 418 Washington Street. The event is under the ril activities committee with Mrs Cummings as chairwoman and a slate of named Circle chairmen and hosts for the League Christmas Sale Circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
Edward A. Cummings
Washington Street
Ril Activities Committee
League of
Cummings
Reginald L. Parker
Gardiner R. Deering
Clyde Ambrose
Donald F. Preble
Edward J. McMann
Zina F. Eaton
Frank H. Reinoehl
Horace P. Morse
Bath Council of
Church Women
League
Theodore Bertocci
Craig H. Richards
Welden Smith
Dana L. McIntire
W. Linwood Haynes
A. George Moses
Kenneth Humphries
Grace Church School Lenten Service Set This Thursday
Grace Church School will host its fourth mid week Lenten service Thursday at three in the parish house. The rector Rev James L Grant will lead Evening Prayer with hymns and lead a study on church work among the Da ota Indians. Pupils continue the ongoing project including handicraft depicting events in the life of Philip Joseph Delona. Visitors are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church School
James L. Grant
Rtetar
Philip Joseph Delona
Lungfish Can Breathe Air as Well as Water
The lungfish capable of extracting oxygen from air demonstrates remarkable dual respiration. Researchers note its gill and lung functions adapt to terrestrial exposure, enabling survival out of water for extended periods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bradford P. Belanger
Denny Road
Harold Williams
Harold, Jr
Stella
Gloucester
Oscar J. Tanguay
Wesley Street
Memorial ‘Hospital
David Holmes Garener
Clifford Gardener
Kittery
Deborah Alexander
Lindall Alexander
Maple Street
Scarlatina
Linwood L. Boardman
Walter Austin
Walter Brennan
Augusta
Maine General Hospital
Brennan
Jennie Sawyer
Dorothy Merrill
Fitchburg, Mass
William Nadeau
Joseph E. Goldsmith
Donna Ellen
Persis Brown
Old Town
Philip Wyman
Hazel Wallace
Sebasco
Carol Ann Quimby
Everett Quimby
Farrin Street
Bruce Kenneth London
Kenneth London
Winter Street Congregational Church
Martin V. B. Sargent
William C. Longley
U. S. Baye
Annie Longley
U. S. Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk
Coral Sea
Joseph I. Smith
Boca Raton, Fla
Dr. Smith
Bernard Simpson
Robbinsville, N. J
Burton W. Smith
Julie Ann
Smith
Raymond A. Smith
The
Herbert A. Brown
Geraldine Brown
Beth
Fort Lewis
Battery C
Fa. Br. 2Nd Inf
Alfred G. Hempstead
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street
Carl L. Sullivan
Bryant College of Business Administration
Providence
R. I. Sullivan
Annie Sullivan
Bryant
Edward L. Kinder
Red Cross House
Robert J. Frank
Granville J. Frank
Bowdeinham
6Th Infantry
Berlin
Grunewald Forest
Frank
Fort Bliss
Tex
Europe
Frank Saunders
Center Street
Harry A. Hall
Ernest Wood
Robert Brownell
Robert Carmichael
Carmichael
Bedford Street
Bride of Bath
Joseph Bath
Jay Blagdon
Helen Erskine
Charles Huff
Roger Gray
Everett Quinn
Carole Oliver
Board of Registration
Harold W. McElman
Boyd L. Bailey
Blair
James W. Temple
Ronald C. Oulton
Arthur W. Gediman
McElman
Andrew Butterfield
Personnel Service Commission
Stanley R. Hunter
Temple
Edward G. Atkinson
Gediman
William O. Wagner
Hunter
Democrats of
Central Church League
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