Richmond Lions Club Supper and Local Activities
Richmond notes a Lions Club supper with Ladies Night. William J. Sullivan is inducted by Leslie F. Roberts. Color films on carrot operations shown at Merrymeeting Farms by Harry Prout. Various local club actions, personal notes, births, travels, and visits detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubeck
Germany
Alzburg
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Asylum Lodge of
Augusta
Emerson-Lane Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Beulah Rebekah Lodge Observes Brothers' Night
Beulah Rebekah Lodge held Brothers' Night with a 6 30 covered dish supper. Alfred B. Garrett of Kennebunk spoke on the United Nations and Youth Pilgrimage as part of the program. A Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Margaret Derby's home with Mrs. Marilla Tarr as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Alfred B. Garrett
Kennebunk
Grand Lodge of Maine
United Nations
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Margaret Derby
Marilla Tarr
Missionary Society of the United Baptist Church
Menage
Georgetown Contests Set Tax Rate to Rise in 1956
At Georgetown town meeting Mrs Christine Plummer was elected town clerk and tax collector over Vernon Gray and Nora Hanna. Re-elected without opposition were Selectmen Lloyd Pinkham Alton Reed and Harry Heald treasurer Mrs Belle Heald school committee member Walter Powers road commissioner Harold Brown moderator for record turnout. Anticipated tax rise of 7 or 8 and a 47000 1956 budget includes 2000 more for schools 1500 for McMahon Island summer colony rebates to island residents 2000 and other items including 800 for bush clearing 100 for Five Islands water draw site 300 to cover woodland fire overdrafts 200 Civil Defense addition 148 conveyance costs for high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Christine Plummer
Bath National Bank
Plummer
Marjorie Hagan
Vernon Gray
Nora Hanna
Reynolds Grover
Mary Moore
Lloyd E. Pinkham
Alton Reed
Harry Heald
Belle Heald
Adolph Spear
Walter Powers
Harold J. Brown
McMahon Island
Sheepscot
Central School
Oldsters
Out of Town
Everett Reid
Mark Hennessy
Joseph Lane
Mabel Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Harry L. Horne
Martha Bowen
Bath
Robert Graffam
Sonia
Portland
John Blasi
Brookline
Mass
Otis Baker
Westwood
Gardiner
Hagan
Warren Harris
MacMahan Island
Harold Pinkham
Pinkham
Branwell Harford
Five Islands
P.T.A
Channing Penley
Charles Kelley
John D. Williams
Alvah Reynolds
Alonzo Thibodeau
Alex Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
Arlene Colby
James H. Lowell
Chestnut Hill
Alfred I. Rowe
Bath Iron Works
Paul Jones
Rockland
Jack Calabrese
Brighton
Roland Petersons
Horace Lee
William Bisseth
Robinhood
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Waltham
Providence
R. I
Donald Walker
James Oliver
Berlin
N. H
Edwin Adams
Edith Adams
Auburn
Roland Peterson
Carroll Powers
Chester Kelsea
Seguinland
Candy's Harbor
Dresden Church Sermon and Local Notices
In Dresden and South Dresden the Methodist church and the village church heard Pastor James Herrick preach on That Man Jesus. Salk vaccine inoculations scheduled for last Tuesday will be rescheduled with time and place to be announced. Fire Department responded to two fires last week at Harold Austin and Burton Trussell homes. both were contained or extinguished with help. F. A. Robert E. Dorr leaves Boston Sunday for two weeks at sea training and will return to Bridge Academy. William R. Houdlette died Saturday at his Dresden Mills home. he served as town treasurer and tax collector 1941–1953 and was a longtime RFD carrier. Funeral held Tuesday. he is survived by wife Jessie C. Houdlette, son Robert Houdlette, two nephews and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Harford
Frank Jaques
Bath
Helen Lothridge
Gardiner General Hospital
Walter Lunt
Annie Rideout
North Belgrade
George Johnson
Main Street
Russell A. Ring
Florida
Malcolm MacDonald
Malden
Mass
Ellen Elizabeth
MacDonald
Teresa Muise
Herman Muise
Brown Avenue
Martha Jane Skillin
Ellen Mae Pridham
William Henderson
Wilmington
Melrose
West Medford
Lewis Baker
Charles Thompson
Farmington
Orman Douglass
Camden
Myron Douglass
Jesse Starr
Richmond Baptist Church
Starr
Joseph Starr
Philadelphia
Port Washington
N. Y
Arthur LeChance
East Boston
Richmond
Malden Hospital
Arthur Leo, Jr
LeChance
Leonard Bishop
Bishop
Boston
Frederick Douglass, Jr
Frederick Douglass
Bowdoinham
South Dresden
James Herrick
Jesus
Harold Austin
Burton Trussell
F. A
Robert E. Dorr
Bridge Academy
William R. Houdlette
Dresden Mills
Dresden
Francis and
Elizabeth Houdlette
RFD
Cedar Grove
Dresden Center
West Dresden
Olive Branch Chapter
Jessie C. Houdlette
Robert Houdlette
Revere
Ernest Carde
Gardiner
Albert Carde
Milo
Fourth Union Lenten Service At L A Hall
The Rev Harold L Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church will preach the sermon in the fourth Union Lenten service. Captain Jessie Jones leads worship. Sponsored by the Greater Bath Council of Churches the public is invited to attend any or all services ending March 21 at 7 30 p m in the Salvation Army building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Jessie Jones
Greater Bath
Devotional evening aids mission bandage work
The remainder of the evening was spent rolling bandages for the foreign mission field. More sheets are needed and contributions will be appreciated. Refreshments were served by Miss Edith Knight and Mrs. Dallas Gillespie. The Ideal Home Corner Club met at Mrs. Eva Gonier's Water street home for a business meeting and social. Claire Ann Michaud, 10, is under observation at Gardiner General hospital after being struck by a car near her home Sunday afternoon. Dr. George Gould treated a head laceration. Oscar Adams of Richmond drove the car. Maurice Sullivan, deputy sheriff, investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Knight
Dallas Gillespie
Ideal Home Corner Club
Eva Gonier
Water Street
Claire Ann Michaud
Neal Michaud
Gardiner General Hospital
George Gould
Oscar Adams
Richmond
Maurice Sullivan
Stormy Sunday Keeps Georgetown Churchgoers Home
A severe snowstorm kept many in Georgetown from attending church at First Baptist. Rehearsals for combined choirs of Georgetown and Five Islands start Monday and Thursday at 7.30 pm at the Georgetown church for an Easter program. Town meeting at Central School drew 125 attendees with votes on taxes, town finances, and other measures including school trust, aid disclosure, and MacMahan Island counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Georgetown
Five Islands
Bath Doctor Named Chief of Anesthesiology at Griffin Hospital
Edwin M. Fuller M D a Bath native has been appointed chief of anesthesiology at Griffin Hospital Derby Conn by the board's executive committee on medical board recommendation He began duties Monday from Grace New Haven Community Hospital where he worked since leaving Bath practice in 1951 Fuller a Morse High School Bowdoin College and Tufts Medical School graduate has trained at Hartford Grace New Haven Children’s Philadelphia and Bath Memorial Hospitals The Bath physician heads the family medical line and resides with Mrs Fuller in Bethany Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Fuller
Bath
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Conn
Board of Trustees
Dr. Fuller
Derby Hospital
Grace New Haven Community Hospital
New Haven
Morse High School
Bowdoin College
Tufts Medical School
Hartford Hospital
Grace New Haven Hospital
Connecticut
Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
E. Motley Fuller
Girl Scouts Mark Birthday Week With Bath Town Events
The Bath Girl Scout Council led activities for about 400 local Scouts during the 44th birthday observance of the movement founded March 12 1921 in Savannah. Events include a Morse High School gym Birthday party March 15 and Girl Scout Sunday with church services on March 10 or 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
McInnes
Morse High School
Sterling Bible Class Meets Monday Afternoon
Members of the Sterling Bible Class of Corliss Street Baptist church met Monday afternoon at High street home of Mrs. Vivian Plant and Mrs Elvira Plant. Mrs Theresa Hill presided as reports from secretary Mrs Wilfred W. Chaney and treasurer Mrs Ethel May were heard. A Bible quiz was held with all members participating and refreshments were served by the hostesses. Next meeting set for Monday April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Vivian Plant
Elvira Plant
High Street
Theresa Hill
Wilfred W. Chaney
Ethel May
Harold L. Allen
Five Islands Church Activities and Birthday Parties
The Ladies Bible Class meets with Mrs Harlan Pinkham on Thursday. Friday prayer meetings shift to Fridays to avoid clashing with Easter choir rehearsals in Five Islands and Georgetown. Rehearsals occur Monday and Thursday in Georgetown. Colored slides shown at Sunday church service. Lloyd Pinkham receives a birthday surprise on March 1 with cake and refreshments. Raymond Hanna, son of Mrs Lulu Hanna, has a 15th birthday party hosted by his sisters Mrs Harlan Pinkham and Mrs Dennis Moore at her home. Attendees include Judy McMahan Virginia Moore Marion Steward Georgia Watson Sharon Hartman Wayne MacGillivary Victor Pinkham Jr Lloyd G Pinkham Ronald Pinkham Kenneth Pinkham Blaine Hanna. Good Neighbor club holds bi-monthly meeting at Mrs Francis Pierce’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Pinkham
Five Islands
Georgetown
Lloyd Pinkham
Raymond Hanna
Lulu Hanna
Dennis Moore
Judy McMahan
Virginia Moore
Marion Steward
Georgia Watson
Sharon Hartman
Wayne MacGillivary
Victor Pinkham, Jr
Lloyd G. Pinkham
Ronald Pinkham
Kenneth Pinkham
Blaine Hanna
Francis Pierce
Yarmouth
Erland Moore
Florida
Walter Moore
Hallowell
William Stewert
Stewert
Almon Marr
Malden
Mass
Mabel Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Bath
Thomas Watson
Alfred Proctor
Marilyn Cunningham
Russell Harford
Charles Almasi
Norman Howard
John Blasi
James H. Lowell
Brookline
Otis Baker
Westwood
Charles Moore
Mansfield Moore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Henry Moore
South Freeport
Donald Hopkins
Lisa
Victor Pinkham
William Campbell
Marianne Moore
South Gardiner
Everett Reid
Phyllis Campbell
Richard Hanna
Vernon E. Gray, Jr
Newport
R. I
V. E Gray
Woodrow Gray
Community Notes Highlight Weekend Town Meeting Attendance
Local residents from Bath Yarmouth Hallowell and surrounding towns joined Town Meeting Saturday. Families and visitors including the Moore Marr Harford Campbell Gray Landry Wilkins and Grover clans attended social events and telegraphed travel from Florida to Massachusetts with relatives across Bath and South Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Landry
Somerville Mass
Bay Point Community News Near Georgetown Meeting
Bay Point residents attended a Georgetown meeting at Central school led by Louisa Howard and Mr and Mrs Forrest Drake. The PTA luncheon raised funds for the graduating class trip. Snow and ice stood about six inches, melting quickly.sumner mavns returned from Lewiston hospital and convalesces at his sister’s Bath home. Dennis Moore of Georgetown visited the Navajo Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Georgetown
Central School
Louisa Howard
Forrest Drake
P.T A
Sumner Mavns
Lewiston
Eugene Butterfield
Bath
Merle Niles
Yvonne Furbish
Swearengen
Andrew Butterfield
Dennis Moore
Karen Furbish
Charles Cummings
Mr. Ladd
Wilmer Bowen
Florida
Republican Caucus Names Officers and Delegates in Bath
The Bath Republican City Committee reelected Harold J. Rubin as chairman Ronald C. Oulton as vice chairman and treasurer and Mrs Majella Hill as secretary at a well attended City Hall caucus. Delegates and alternates to the State and District conventions in Portland on April 12 and 13 were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Bath
Harold J. Sonia
Edward J. McMann
Emily McMann
Gardiner R. Deering
Rodney E. Ross
Joseph Robinson
Stanley R. Hunter
Louis O. Couture
Lillian Heald
Hazel Robbins
Vivian Hunter
Lolita Couture
Foster Pratt
Anne Deering
Etta M. Thurlow
Herbert T. Caverly
Sumner Sewall
Paul Moore
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Warren Hawley
George Goodwin
Harry Knight
Arthur Sturtevant
Jean Moore
Mason Wright
Justice H. Miller
John M. Conley
Ronald C. Oulton
Elizabeth Moffatt
Harold J. Rubin
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Area Chairmen Named for Easter Seal Campaign
Mrs Sumner Sewall of this city Sagadahoc County chair man for the 1956 Easter Seal campaign has appointed area chairmen for the annual appeal opening March 10 Arrowsie Mrs Norman Drummond Bath Mrs Duncan McInnis and Daniel Williams treasurer Bowdoin Bowdoinham Mrs Wendell Hennie and Mrs Cleveland P Curtis special gifts Georgetown Mrs Roland Peterson Phippsburg Mrs Duncan Farrell Richmond Mrs Raymond Libby Topsham Mrs Herbert White West Mrs Loring Small Four hundred fifty volunteers from Maine assist with preparations for the Pine Tree Society Easter Seal appeal the largest yet the month long campaign runs March 10 to April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Sagadahoc
Arrowsie
Norman Drummond
Bath
Duncan McInnis
Daniel Williams
Bowdoin-Bowdoinham
Wendell Hennie
Cleveland P. Curtis
Georgetown
Roland Peterson
Phippsburg
Duncan Farrell
Richmond
Raymond Libby
Topsham
Herbert White
Morse High to Stage Three One-Act Plays March 22
Morse High school will present three one act plays on March 22 in the school auditorium as part of a state contest under the State Principals Association. Each class stages a separate play to boost dramatics and student participation. Proceeds from the public performance will be divided among the three classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Morse
Brunswick
Hyde Windlass Cribbage Team Edges BIW 46 44
Hyde Windlass Recreation Association defeats BIW 46 to 44 in a tightly fought cribbage match with 20 players from each side. Individual results include multiple close games and a planned return encounter at the Hyde Recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. W. Recreation Association
Hyde Windlass Recreation Association
Hyde Crew
Farr
Lee
Carter
Wright
BIW
Marsh
Allenwood
Larrabee
Lovejoy
Wilson
Jenkins
Higgins
Bennett
Safford and Soule
Vigne and
Corliss
Burgess and
Caton
Harris and Geyer
Moore and Murray
Hersom
Oliver
Dennison and
Ramsay
Genthner and
McNeill
Staples and Caouette
Rev Brackley Resigns Pastorate At Hallowell
The Rev Robert Brackley resigns after seven years as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Hallowell to accept a call at a Baptist church in Perham. He is a Morse High School graduate and attended Providence Bible College and Gordon College of Theology. His wife Camilla Pratt is from the Pratt family of 26 Trufant street, and they have two sons Paul and David. They will complete duties at Hallowell on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brackley
First Baptist Church
Hallowell
Baptist Church
Perham
Mr. Brackley
Morse High School
Providence-Barrington Bible College
Providence
R. L
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Boston
Camilla Pratt
Clinton F. Pratt
Trufant Street
Brackley
Paul 5
David
Hallowell Church
Candidates Night Dinner Set for March 29 in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc Women's Republican club and Sagadahoc Young Republican club sponsor a Candidates Night dinner on Thursday March 29. Speakers include Alexander A. La Fleur seeking Governor and James V. Day candidate for U S Representative First District. Dinner starts at 6 30 with Mrs Percy W. Robbins and P Edward DeBery as general chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Women's Republican Club
Young Republican Club
Alexander A. LaFleur
James V. Day
U. S
Percy W. Robbins
P. Edward DeBery
Young
GOP
Dartmouth's First Football Score Noted in 1881
C. W. Oakes scored Dartmouth’s first football tally in 1881 against Amherst. He is the grandfather of Abner Oakes III, the current hockey captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
C. W. Oakes
Abner Oakes III
Amherst
Obituary of Oscar W. Leeman 75 Orr's Island resident
Oscar W. Leeman 75 retired New England Telephone employee died Monday evening at his Orr's Island home aboard ship off the Florida coast. He had worked 28 years with the telephone company retiring in 1942 and was a member of Sebascodegan Tribe Red Men Silver Cloud Council Pocahontas and Dirigo Grange. Survived by widow Florence Doughty two daughters one son one sister eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at Orr's Island Methodist church with spring interment in Orr's Island Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Leeman
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Orr's Island Barn
Florida
Alden
Delia Wright Leeman
Harpswell
Bath
New York
The
Telephone Company
Red Men
Silver Cloud Council
Pocahontas
Dirigo Grange
Florence Doughty
Walter Leeman
Orr's Island
Harvey Fiske
New York City
Merton Small
Topsham
Fred Britt
Northampton
N. H
Methodist Church
Mrs Ingraham Funeral Requiem Held at St Marys
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Margaret T. Ingraham was sung by Rev Francis J Morrisey Tuesday at 9 am at St Marys Roman Catholic Church Bearers were Elmer Allard Richard Haskell Harold Perry and David Desmond Body entombed for burial in the family lot at Oak Grove in the Spring
Libby Rites Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Lawrence A. Libby were held at 2 p m Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Martin V Sargent officiating. Bearers were Joseph Child Harold Hartford Lyman Barbour Samuel Gomez William Daley and Robert Lehaue. Burial planned in Union Cemetery North Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Libby
Lawrence A. Libby
Curtis Funeral Home
Martin V . Sargent
Joseph Child
Harold Hartford
Lyman Barbour
Samuel Gomez
William Daley
Robert Lehaue
Union Cemetery
North
Leeds
Woolwich Resident Everson C Stinson Dies at 67
Everson C Stinson of Woolwich died Friday after a long illness at his Barley Neck Road home. Born Feb 3, 1889 to Lemuel and Alice Stinson, he worked in the South Portland shipyard during World War II and later at Bath Iron Works Pipe Covers until 1953 retirement. He belonged to Royal Arch Masons and other local groups and is survived by Ruby, three sons, two daughters, a brother, a sister, 10 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson C. Stinson
Grace Adams
Bruns
Bath Iron Works Corp
Stinson
Royal Arch Chapter
Masons
Polar Star Lodge
Dunlap Commandery
Knights Templar
First Congregational Church of
Woolwich
Mrs M T Ingraham 82 Bath resident dies after illness
Margaret T Ingraham 82 of 212 Center Street Bath died Saturday night at Memorial hospital after a long illness. Widowed since 1955, she was born in London April 17 1873, daughter of Michael and Ellen Downing. A devout Catholic active in St Marys church Sacred Heart Circle and Daughters of Isabella, she supported West Bath Grange. Survived by son George E Ingraham and daughters Rose Swanson Kathleen Watson, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Ingraham
Margaret T. Ingraham
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
George R. Ingraham
London
England
Michael
Ellen O'Neil Downing
Bath
St. Mary’s
Dugas, Harry A. 68, Dies After Illness in East Brunswick
Harry A. Dugas of East Brunswick, 68, died February 29 after a months long illness at his sister Mrs. Roland Haining’s home. Born in Digby Nova Scotia in 1887, he worked as a cook then a mill hand in Ellsworth before moving to East Brunswick last September. Survived by four sisters Mrs. Haining, Mrs. John Crane of East Brunswick, Mrs. Alice Mallett of Quincy and Mrs. Alexander Hall of Braintree, and a brother William Dugas of Gardner, Mass., plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Dugas
Roland Haining
East Brunswick
Digby
N. S
Luke
Annie Comeau Dugas
Maine
Ellsworth
Dugas
John Crane
Alice Mallett
Quincy
Mass
Alexander Hall
Braintree
William Dugas
Gardner
Lawrence A Libby dies at West Point work site
Lawrence Alden Libby 49 of Phippsburg Center died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his West Point workplace. Born September 3, 1906 in North Leeds, he was a carpenter and lived in Phippsburg 25 years. Surviving are his widow Arlene Barbour Libby two daughters Laura Velma his mother Mrs. Bernie Hartford and siblings Joseph Child Herbert Scott Harold Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Libby
Lawrence Alden Libby
Phippsburg Center
West Point
North Leeds
Harry
Gladys Alden Libby
Phippsburg
Libby
Leeds
Arlene Barbour Libby
Laura
Velma
Bernie Hartford
Joseph Child
Herbert Scott
North Carolina
Harold Hartford
Bath Mourns Shipbuilding Executive O Pom eroy Robinson Jr
Word arrived of the death of O Pom eroy Robinson Jr senior vice president of the Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Corp in New London Connecticut He was known in Bath and attended the USS Barre launch at Bath Iron Works last October Memorial services were held Thursday at the Electric Boat shipyard He was a friend of Rev Dr Oliver W Bell Wesley Methodist Church Bath and a former New London Rotary Club member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Pomeroy Robinson, Jr
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics, Corp
New London
Funeral Service Held for Everson C Stinson
Funeral services conducted Sunday afternoon at two from A F Mayo Son Funeral residence with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. The service drew a large crowd and numerous floral displays showed the high esteem for Everson C Stinson. Bearers were Walter Reed George Wright Frederick Gilmore and Robert Bailey. The body was entombed for burial at Riverside cemetery Days Ferry in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson C. Stinson
A. F. Mayo & Son
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Stinson
Walter Reed
George Wright
Frederick Gilmore
Robert Bailey
Riverside Cemetery
Day's Ferry
Funeral services for Harry A. Dugas today
Funeral services for Harry A. Dugas will be held at 2 p m today at the Leslie C. Shumway funeral home 638 High Street with Reverend James L Grant officiating Entombment will be in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Dugas
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
James L. Grant
Oak Grove
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Emerson-Lane Post
Legion
Bernard Smith
Leslie Dewitt
Wilbur Emerson
Boys’ State
Progressive Grange
Pearl Percy
County Road
Percy
William Meserve
Jeff Coates
Louis Billings
L.A. Hall
Edwin M. Fuller, M.D
Girl Scouts
Sterling Bible Class
Nona Lewis
Good Neighbor Club
Republican City Committee
P. Robinson JR
E. C. Stinson Funeral
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