Community notices mix club talks and church Holy Week plans
The Woman's club met with MacLaren presiding and heard Col Malcolm Stoddard of Togus Hospital discuss needs for tubercular and mental wards. St. Philip's Holy Week services are announced with times and events across St. Philip's, First Parish, and St. Giles Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLaren
Burton
Carlene ‘Suslar
Bath
Col
Mallcolm Stoddard
Veteran's Hospital
Togus
Grace ‘Sewall
Frances Sortwell
Elizabeth Norton
Vansant
Grace Cow
Frazier
St. Philip’s
St. Philip's
St. Giles
D.A.R
Wiscasset
Crescent Chapter
East Boothbay
Lincoln Lodge
Fellowcraft
Pan-Virginia
Mason
Birch Point
Boosters Club of
Masonic Hall
Fred Merry
Reed’s
Robert Macstamensere
Congregational Church
Harold Delano
Fred L. Hilton
Talk on Brotherhood at West Bath Grange Meeting
A large crowd gathered at West Bath grange Monday evening to hear Rev. Howard F. Cramer discuss Brotherhood. He urged that true peace comes from individual acts of spiritual and moral giving, transcending race creed and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
West Bath Grange
Howard F. Cramer
Cramer
Carl P. Meister
Persis Miller
Margaret Jorse
William Small
Verrill McNeily
James Lemont
E. Mason Wright
Mr. Broadbent
Rev
Verna Grover
Carver
Bath Area Birth Adds Linda Madelyn Harrington
Dominique Tardif of Lewiston and former Bath mayor visited here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wood of Washington street welcomed a daughter born March 18 at Bath Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds 12 ounces named Linda Madelyn. Mrs Harrington formerly Marion Bridges, daughter of Mrs Madelyn Bridges and Elsha Bridges of Berwick, was employed at Bell New England Tel Tel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominique Tardif
Lewiston
Bath
Kenneth Wood
Washington Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Leston Harrington
Oliver Street
Linda Madelyn
Harrington
Marion Bridges
Madelyn Bridges
Elsha Bridges
Berwick
Bene New England Tel
Tel
St Patrick Day party honors Alex Koval in Woolwich
A St Patrick Day gathering at Mr and Mrs Adam Galuza home celebrated Alex Koval’s birthday with decorations cake and refreshments. Attendees from Brunswick Day's Ferry Sagadahoc and other area towns joined in gifts and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Galuza
Alex Koval
Koval
Jerry Galuza
Rocco DeMonte
Michael
Francis Galuza
Walter Galuza
Brunswick
Chester Leeman
Juanita
Donna
Yvonne
John
Gerald
Walter Dingley
Bobby
Dicky
Audrey
Interest in Discussion of Child Guidance at PTA Meeting
The North Center P T A held a panel on Guidance at Huse Memorial school with speakers from Portland Rockland Lewiston Bath and Morse High. They discussed educational vocational and clinical guidance noting early start parental roles and school records and the need for balanced guidance from home school and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center P. T. A
Huse Memorial School
Ralph Milliken
Louis Dole
John Lyons
Portland
William Talbot
Rockland
Fred McCarthy
Talbot
McCarthy
John Parker
P. T. A. Council
Alfred Caton
Merton Bradway
Theodore Bertocci
North Grammar
Central Grammar Schools
Homer Potter
William Hill
Armand Petit
Fire department renovates Pleasant View station
The executive committee led by George Ga and Gerald Creamer oversaw a meeting with Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Hathorne. Hot beverages and suppers were served as reports were read and plans for future activities discussed. The Pleasant View schoolhouse station is being remodeled for its intended purpose. Next meeting is April 17 with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ga
Helen Creamer
Btrice Bailey
Maurice Hathorne
Robert DeWick
Gerald Creamer
Pleasant View
West Bath Group Meets For Surgical Pads and Social News
West Bath reports a sewing session at Carolyn Rogers home producing surgical pads and glove cases for Bath Memorial Hospital. The Harvesters 4 H Club held Parents Night with 25 attendees, Peter Francisco winning potato judging and Bonnie Belanger skirt hem. Local families and guests attended church events, visits, and a Boston Flower Show trip, with return plans to Chicago for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Carolyn Rogers
Llewellyn Rogers
Jeanne Fowden
Ida Stover
Gladys Deehan
Lillie Donnell
Hazel Wharff
Carolene
Barbara Belanger
Carolyn Ts
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harvesters
Littlefield School
Peter Francisco
Bonnie Belanger
Young People’s Society of the Nazarene Church
Bath
Conrad Larrabee
Robert Burnham
Brunswick
Irving Burnham
Bruce Caldwell
Edward Robichaud
David Ring
Joan
Mary Lou
Carl Robinson
Walter Larrabee
Joseph
Topsham
Fred. Larrabee
Florence Neiley
Joseph W. Larrabee
Fred Larrabee
F. D. Deeh
Leon Belanger
Wanetta Estes
Mary McCrater
Arrowsic
Auburn
Calvin Wing
Chicago
Carroll Wing
Burton Wing
Linda
Albert Garland
Kenneth Yore
Byron Huhn
Somerville
Mass
Martinville
Henry White
Warren Davis
Fred Bubier
Russell Stover
Boothbay Harbor
West Bath Reports March of Dimes Total
West Bath, chaired by Mrs. Frank French, contributed 33.30 toward Sagadahoc County's grand total of 5238.49 for the 1951 campaign. The May misprint omitted West Bath. the corrected letter from Miss Marjorie E. Redding shows Bath's revised total at 4152.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Frank French
Sagadahoc County
Marjorie E. Redding
Bath
Mrs Hartwell Aide To Husband Patient At Memorial Hospital
Mrs David Fields of Hardings stays with her mother Mrs Edward Hartwell while her husband is a patient at Memorial hospital. Mrs Pauline Thomas of Tower circle submitted to an appendix operation at Memorial hospital. She is employed at the First National store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fields
Hardings
Edward Hartwell
Memorial Hospital
Pauline Thomas
Tower Circle
First National Store
Fourth Grade Contest At North Grammar School
Miss Mitchell's fourth grade won at North Grammar. The next meeting is set for April 16. Refreshments were provided by room mothers from divisions three to five of Central Grammar with committee members Mrs. Dwinal Cornish Mrs. Jesse Allen and Mrs. Richard Bull. A special hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss_ Mitchell
North Grammar School
Central Grammar
Dwinal Cornish
Jesse Allen
Richard Bull
Jimmy Jordan marks St Patrick's Day anniversary in Bath
Bath native Jimmy Jordan celebrates 52 years on Front street with the Maine Liquor Commission. Starting as a fish market worker with his father in 1899, he later drove baker cart deliveries for Leonard’s Bakery, then clerked at Howard’s Cigar, before joining the liquor store seven years ago. He resides at 56 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Jordan
Bath
Maine Liquor Commis
Jimmy
Front Street
St. Patrick’s Day
John H. Jordan
Summer Street
Harry Brown
Fred Leonard
Miller’s Bakery
Eastern Gas & Appliance Co
Leonard
Baker Cart
Center Street
Mr. Jordan
Len” Howard
Howard's Cigar
Io Street
Pine Street
Montsweag Farm Bureau Meets On Thursday
Montsweag Farm Bureau held an all day session at the Good Wild Club house beginning at 10 30 with about 30 members present including new joiners. A noon square meal was prepared by the dinner committee and meals featured Swedish meatballs and vegetables. Plans were made for the next meeting April 23 featuring Fabric Facts by Constance Demonstration tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Good Wild Club
Harriet Hay
Ruth Leavitt
Edwards
Cynthia
Constance
Bureau
Mrs Sumner Sewall Dies in Boston Home
Mrs Sumner Sewall of Washington Street died Tuesday in Boston. Mr and Mrs George Connard and family have moved into their recently acquired home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Boston
George @aer Connard
Portland Visitor Tuesday Highlights Mrs Miller
Mrs Justus H Miller of Garden Street spent Tuesday in Portland as a day visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Garden Street
Portland
Wallace Returns Home After Short Portsmouth Visit
William F. Wallace of High Street returned home Monday afternoon following a brief visit in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wallace
High Street
Portsmouth
N. H
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Albert Bailey
Forest Johnson
Herbert Lermond
Miami
Fla
Gus Pearson
G. I. Bill
Largo
Ernest H. Grover
Gardiner Flood
Leon G. Flood
Emerson School For Boys
Exeter
Raymond Bean
Victor Gorham
Federal Street
Lilac Cottage
Ralph Connor
Solon
Nash
Main Street
Lloyd Shaw
Lynwood
Calif
David Earl
Shaw
Haggett’s
Kenneth Gray
Pvt
Ernest Grover
U.S.A
Fort Devens
Mademoiselle
Woolwich
Alfred Holmes
Falmouth
Damariscotta
Leeman
Norris Waltz
Exposition Building
Walter Leeman
Orrs Island
Herbert Leeman
Fred Beaney
Harvey Greenlaw
Day's Ferry
Middle Road
Herbert Munsey
Fred Brown
Mabel Jack
Day’s Ferry
Frank J. Walker
Howard Whitlam
Lois Day
Eben Dana
Edward Foster
Emily Gainsley
Guy Reed
Lemuel Preble
Virginia Dow
Richard Wallace
Winter Street Church
Good Will Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Emily P. Gainsley
Bernice M. Lee
Raymond Wood
Barry
Augusta
Lee
Charles H. Hunnewell
James Thorpe
Concord
Warren Raynes
Philadelphia
Roland Raynes
George Wright
Clifford Russell
Arthur Allen
Masonic Temple
Woolwich Farm Bureau
University of Maine At
Orono
Helen Crocker
Alice Baker
Muriel Preble
Georgie Walker
Edith Rice
Emma Drummond
Old Day's Ferry
Howard Jr
Winship A. Reed
Capt
Fred Brown, Sr
South Woolwich Fire Department
Huse School
Jimmy Jordan
ST. Patrick's Day
Montsweag Bureau
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