Small Point and Phippsburg Groups Report Busy March Activities
Local clubs report meetings and plans with Small Point Scouts canceling this week due to their leader's absence. The Father Son banquet is set for March 27 at Bodwell Orange Hall. Phippsburg PTA held a Thursday meeting at Riverside hall with 34 members, three new members, and plans for a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int Maak
Senta
Oene Sos
Basco Aroup
Myrna
West Point
Micnaret Gilman
Small Posse
Jecob
Phippsbore
Gieen Tee Juliette Lowgift
Small Point
Bodwell Orange Hall
Largest Catch for Season and Community News
Community notes detail heavy summer fishing with Oscar A. Gilliam and crew hauling 3100 pounds of ground fish. Lobster and shrimp catches are listed with names like Freeman W. Gilliam and Charles E. Wyman. Social events, marbles sales, fairs, and PTA meetings are reported alongside travel plans and local family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Geane Rahieniaky
Herbert Shorey
West Pointers
Mr. Shorey
Oscar A. Gilliam
Merle H. Gulincea Wallace
Freeman W. Gilliam
Ben
Irving York
Charles E. Wyman
Augusta
Lafayette Wallace
Fred Hutchins
West Point
Brown
Ek R
Raymond
Trenton Hall
Bath Opera House
Elnora Wallace
Bath
Esther Alexander
University of Life
Winter Street
Wallace
Vida Gil Ham
Maine
Laura E
Norman E. Markham
Gordon Alden
Martin Doyle
Patsy Foss
Dana
James O. Oe
Lewis F. Wallace
Arthur Doyles
Lewis
Raymond Brown
Windlass Co. Wallace
Flora Gilliam Wiches
Myrtle Davis
Neers
Doyle
Popham Road
Local visitors noted at Saturday gathering
A fragment lists attendees including Boney More, Sally Thomas Morse, Arthur Miss, Bowie and Harry Bowie, Miss Emma Wyman, and Sait Point, observed during an evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I, Boneymore
Sally
Thomas Morse
Arthur
Ilis Bowie
Harry Bowie
Emma Wyman
Woolwich PTA Names Nominating Committee
At a Woolwich PTA meeting Brain M. Jewett Richard McElman and Matthew Doak were named to a nominating committee to present a slate of officers at the April meeting. A May card party with Union Bridge Mothers will raise funds for dark curtains and school equipment. Immunization program will continue with Dr. Paul Pitman as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich P
William Fogg
Joseph McGillicuddy
Forrest Baker
Baker
Charity Fair At Home Sells Handcrafted Items
A two day sale of 18 items including mittens aprons a stocking doll and a baby doll will be held at her home to benefit the benefit of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Next
St Marys Troop 53 Hosts Notable Scout Meeting
St Marys Troop 53 held a meeting where parents viewed the Scouts in action. Stewart McAllister district commissioner presented the Charter and a badge noting completion of requirements. Registration cards were issued to Scoutmaster Elmer Stark and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Stewart McAllister
National Scout Council
Elmer J. Stark
Sylvia L. Frank. McIntosh
Oscar R.fiths
John J. Keegan, Jr
Robert G. Hamblett
Reginald M. Cyr
McAllister
George Condos
Louis Condos
Lions Club Show Highlights Classic Song Renditions
The Lions Club show featured Eddie Page performing Alexander's Ragtime Band and Harrison Dutton singing I'll See You Again. Carl Meister, Howard Steen, Bob Knox, Mike Ford, Bob Ramsay, Les Shumway, Kay Watson, Charlie Dorsey, Pat ane Paul Crocker, Edward Waters, and Jimmy Callan delivered a mix of songs and comedy. The ensemble opened and closed with medleys and concluded with This Country Needs a Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snap
Eddie Page
Alexander
Harrison Dutton
Carl Meister
Howard
Steen
Bob Knox
Mike Ford
Ballin
Jack
Bob Ramsay
Les Shumway
Kentucky
Kay Watson
Hero
Charlie Dorsey
Pat Ane
Paul Crocker
Edward Waters
Jimmy Callan
Baines
Ang
Ice Cakes Drift Down Kennebec as Warm Winds Rise
Large ice cakes roll toward the Kennebec River piling around Atkins Bay shore. Warmer Monday weather dried some snow but deep drifts persist in the woods. Summer residents count days to return to their resort. Local residents and visitors frequent Atkins Bay, Popham, Bath, and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Atkins Bay
Bath meeting at Street church hosted by University of Life press
The University of Life press will hold a gathering in Bath at Street church. Mrs. Ellen Moody oversees refreshments for one session. Mrs. Ernest Oliver and Mrs. Nancy Welch were named to the Adult Advisory committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
University of Life Press
Bath
Street Church
Ellen Moody
Ernest Oliver
Nancy Welch
Coxs Head Extension Group Meeting At Dromore Grange Hall
The Extension group met at Dromore grange hall on Wednesday with Mrs. Annette Skeffield presenting on Slip Covers. Din ner was served by Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Mrs. Ida Nordlund and Mrs. Esther McCourt. Personal items note Mrs. Bernard Carlson of Dix's Island visiting Bath with her sister Mrs. George Stacey and family. Cpl. Edward P. Thomas has returned to Camp Fiji in Japan after a five day rest and recuperation leave and has been promoted to sergeant in the Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rated Pye
As Center
Nancy Welch
Karcher Jackson
Bath
Popham
Ernest Oliver
Edward Erskine
Margaret
Edith
Marguerite McNulty
Paul McCole
Herbert Sprague
Leon Fickett
Lewiston
Peter A. Isaacson
Priscilla Rainey
Phippsburg Center
Atkins Bay Terrace
Fred Spinney
University of Maine
Orono
Katheryn Alexander
West Point
Morse High School
Electric Service Companies
Maine
Fannie Clements
Morse High
Stanton C. Dozois
Richard L. Dozois
Julia B. Dozois
Port Clyde
Arthur L. Percy
Richard Percy
Beverly Moore
Clayton Moore
Frederick Thomas
James Chambers
Ashdale
Kenneth Woods
Popham Circle
Spinney’s
Pop
Dromore Grange Hall
Annette Skeffield
Lillian Henderson
Ida Nordlund
Esther McCourt
Bernard Carlson
Dix’s Island
George Stacey
Cpl
Edward P. Thomas
Fiji
Japan
Service Co
Bay Point Residents Busy With Visits and News
Dwight Furbish Gordon Merry and families visit Booth Bay Small Point Bath Waldoboro and Bath. Local residents report hospital admission and church visits while State Trooper investigates a Bay Point road accident. Merry hopes Navy acceptance and heads to Portland for exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Furbish
Gordon Merry
Boothbay
James
Donna Furbish
Small Point
Herbert McIntyre
Swansea Burns
Bay Point
Hope Reed
Mina Hinckley
Sumner Mains
Karen
Donna
Bath
Jane Reed
Thomas Hagan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Rev. J. Reedy
Yvonne
Bussy
Karen Furbish
Cecil Mains
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
J. Reedy
Francis Powers
Here
Navy
Portland
Waldoboro
Wilmer Bowen
Ave Sumner
Order D Molay initiates six lads in Bath chapter
Bath Chapter of the Order of De Molay held an initiatory degree for six boys James D Annis Herbert L Anderson III Robert G Billington Richard C Crabtree Irving P Davis and George M Waite More than 200 Masons mothers and friends attended the mothers degree and flower talk The chapter plans to send 20 boys to the State Conclave in Bangor April 5 6 and named voting delegates Victor R Lonn master councilor Herbert T Caverly senior councilor Peter Pinson junior councilor John Waterhouse senior deacon and Ralph E Wright scribe Out of town visitors from Auburn chapter attended and 35 Bath chapter boys and advisors attended Devotional Day services at Corliss Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
de- Molay
James D. Annis
Herbert L. Anderson, III
Robert G. Billington
Richard C. Crabtree
Irving P. Davis
George M. Waite
Bangor
Victor R. Lonn
Herbert T. Caverly
Peter Pinson
John Waterhouse
Ralph E. Wright
Fred Osgood
Merrill Williams
Order of de Molay
Maine
Richard Bangs
Allen Bowie
Joseph Miller
Nelson Newcomb
David Ward
Fred Liberty
Auburn
Corliss Street
Pre-nuptial Shower For Lillian Witham At Bedford Street
W T Grant store employees hosted a pre-nuptial shower for Lillian Witham at 45 Bedford Street. Witham, a store office worker, will wed Corporal Richard E. Thomas of Fort Devens Mass. The couple’s families and co hosts joined in gifts and refreshments including a complete kitchen set and a two tiered shower cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Grant
Paul R. Levesque
Bedford Street
Lillian Witham
Miss Witham
John O. Witham
Highland Street
Richard E. Thomas
U. S. Army
Fort Devens
Mass
Cpl Thomas
Harry W. Thomas
Woolwich
Revere Ware
Levesque
Laura Allain
June Hallowell
List of attendees at the event
The attendance included James MacMahan, Miss da Legard, Mrs. Rebecca Dotto, Mrs. Hattie Leask, Miss Bronson, Mrs. Anna Dr, Mrs. Mildred Jones, Mrs. Elara Fortier, Mrs. Edith Coombe, Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton, WV Dolores Katula, Mrs. Ruth, Miss Ethel Richardson, and Mrs Madelyn Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacMahan
da Legard
Rebecca Dotto
Hattie Leask
Bronson
Anna
Mildred Jones
Elara Fortier
Edith Coombe
Dorothy Pendleton
Dolores Katula
Ruth
Ethel Richardson
Madelyn Thayer
Pease urges making wills early in life
Harvey R. Pease county probate register and Maine House clerk addressed Sedgwick Lions members urging early will filing to benefit heirs. He outlined probate duties including guardianship and conservatorship, and noted small estates should favor widows when minor children exist to avoid guardianship costs. A Lions minstrel show featuring Hum and Strum was announced for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Pease
County Register of Probate
Lions Club
Sedgwi
Ate
Probate Register
Pease
Maine House of Representatives
Hum and Strum
Lions
Polar Star Lodge Elects Officers for A M
Polar Star lodge F. A. M. elected John J. Preney as worshipful master and William A. Boyce as senior warden with Harland E. Bo as junior warden. Past masters Furber and Skelton hold secretary and treasurer posts. Installation set for March 26 with the first three officers directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge
John J. Preney
William A. Boyce
Harland E. Bo
William A. Furber
William L. Skelton
Kenneth E. Wood
Philip E. Bhi
Onene Bailey
Ernest R. Freeman
House Committee
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Ja Totman
Phippsburg P.T.A
Riverside Hall
Anita Totman
Eleanor Blaisdell
Frances
Macy Whitehead
St. Patrick’s
Ellen Lamb
Ireland
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hallednesday
Florida
Donald
New York
Donald L. Logan
Hans
Elizabeth
N. J
George Wyman
Martin Wyman
Swanton Wyman
Fort Hancock
James Little
Caribou
Fred Boldue
Carrie Little
Allen Little
William Blaisdell
Eeenae Weerson
Sprague
Methoe
Clifton McIntire
Fort Pints N. J
Carl McIntire
Joe A. Bennett
Rome
M. D
Charles V. Minott
Jean Hunt
Tee Boys
Western Delegat
Bowdoin College
Leo Hamel
Aski
Parker Head
Perley Quimby
Neral Hospital
Wnotane Jean Blaisdell
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Connie Hoar
Mary Moore
Earl Lowell
W. H. Wyman
PTA
Lowell
Albert Gray
Angie , Mezenski
Judy Hamel
Judy
Diane
Martha
Nancy Ross
Bobby
Deedee Wy
Lewis Lowell
Munsey
Mertie Shepard
Brunswick
Mr. Darling
Lorraine
Francis Gray
Anne Robert Gray
Caro Moore
Small Point Parsonage
Supt. S. C. Gilman
PTA_NAMES NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Ist. Mary's
BOY Scouts
Phippsburg Group
Stanwood C. Gilman
Crylle L. Hamel
Mark W. Harrington
First Selectman
Albert B. Henderson
Elizabeth Jacob
Frances Harrington
Earle B. Perkins
Cox
Carroll Davis
W. C. Davis
D’molay
Lincoln County
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