Rebekah Circle Updates and District Activities
Rebekah Circle members and guests gathered in Richmond for the Visitation of the Warden of Rebekah District No. 10. Attendees included Esther Rebekah members from this city and Brunswick lodge, with names such as Mrs Olive Crabtree Mrs Evelyn Stairs and Mrs Frank Moore noted among attendees. The First District meeting of Rebekahs of Maine will be held in Mechanic Falls under President Mrs csi K Curry of District No. 1. The Military Branch of Odd Fellowship held in Gardiner drew about 150 attendees with Chevaliers and Ladies meeting at Odd Fellows hall and Masonic temple for a joint White Rose degree conferral on two junior past noble grands Pris cilla Chipman of Richmond and Ethel Reed of Wiscasset. Bath attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert H Thompson Mrs Frank Moore and Mrs Louise W Stevens Justine D Hamilton and Miss Marion Downing of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Richmond
Esther Rebekah
Olive Crabtree
Evelyn Stairs
Pas
Frank
Albertompson Se
Martha A
Frank Moore Swincdgoet
A Ose
Brunswick Lodge
Leonard Munsey
Ella Coombs
Bernice Achorn
Doris To- Bey
Alice Johnson
Priscilla Chipman
Ethel Reed
Wiscasset
Bath D.A.R. Members Attend State Conference Opening
Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sent a strong Bath delegation to the State Conference opening at the Eastland hotel. Regent Mrs. Charles Andre led 13 chapter members including Mrs. Leonard Litchfield who participated in the tableau and will attend the National Congress in May as a page in Washington. The Bath group list includes Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Edward V. Reed, Mrs. Percy Bailey, and others. A banquet was held in the Egyptian Room before the evening program featuring speaker Mrs. Roscoe C. O’Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
State Conference of Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastland Hotel
Charles Andre
Leonard Litchfield
Litchfield
Washington, D
Monthly Dike P T A Meeting Recaps Activities
The Dike P T A met Thursday evening at the Dike school with about 60 attendees. President Mrs Francis Bertrand opened with a P T A prayer and reports covered a new study group, a successful rummage sale, immunization helpers, and a proposed officer slate all elected by unanimous ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Dike School
Francis Bertrand
Leo Cormier
Arthur Eseley
Bertrand
Joseph Marchetti
Joseph Mullaney
Melvin Mitchell
Ralph Crocker
Raymond , Davis
Donald Smith
Roy Loeschner
Otis Smith
Smith
Herbert Pierce
James Sharkey
Bath P
Doris Babkirk
Upper Washington Street
Faith Sherwood
Carlene Suslavich
Louis Kondos
Frank Bates
Arthur Bourque
Fire Prevention Meeting Set at Phippsburg Town Hall
A Maine Extension Service and Twin County Farm Bureau program brings Fire Prevention and Control topics to Phippsburg town hall on Wednesday at 7 30 P M. Speakers include Bath Fire Chief Richard Frates forestry service representative F B Day and county agent C L Eastman with emphasis on small town equipment and volunteer fire organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Town Hall
Richard Frates
Bath
State Forestry Service
F. B. Day
Durham
C. L. Eastman
Lewiston
Maine Extension Service
Twin County Farm Bureau
Perley Quimby
Phippsburg
Curtis Allen
Sanard
Huse P T A Meeting At Schoolhouse Auditorium
Huse P T A gathers at the schoolhouse auditorium for an evening meeting. Mrs Ruth Trueworthy opened with prayer. Officers were elected, events planned include a rum mage sale in April, a banquet for baseball players, and a baked bean supper on April 3. Films on the new projector were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spal
Ruth Trueworthy
Tanley Woods
Randall Daley
Frank Durant
Norman Adams
Charles Small
Stanley Woods
Gerard Billington
Linwood Abbott
John Hart
Alfred Parks
Keith Crockett
Edward McCormack
Harvey Hartley
Scott Morse
Charles Cummings
Paul McCole
Morse High Senior Wins High Honor With Pepsi Scholarship
George Frederick Dole 16, Morse High School Bath, won a four year Pepsi-Cola scholarship the national prize among 46 112 high school students. He will receive full tuition a monthly allowance and travel expenses for four years. Dole is active in drama Latin French and Phi Beta Chi clubs and plans to study English at Yale for ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Dole
Morse High School
Bath
Amo
Pepsi-Cola
George
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High
John M. Stalnaker
Sch
Church of the New Jerusalem
Yale
Herrick
George Bryant
Avis Carterier
Ruth Coombs
Barbara Densmore
Philip Haskell
Joan Shaw
Maine
Jacqueline Aleida Preble
Portland High School
Gertrude E
Winter Street
Port
Mrs Butterfield Hosts Mrs Coombs At Oak Street Home
Mrs Edward M Butterfield entertained at her Oak street home Monday evening in honor of Mrs Albert Coombs of Flushing New York. Dessert was served and the evening was spent playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Butterfield
Oak Street
Albert Coombs
Flushing
N. Y
Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Holds Regular Meeting
The Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Clyde Ambrose s Lincoln street home on Tuesday evening last week. Members planned for a party cookbook and discussed Easter hospital favors, with Miss Amerise Bourque and Mrs Clyde Ambrose among those elected to officer posts for the coming year. A guest speaker, Mrs Loren Jaffe, spoke on art history, highlighting Giotto Rafael Gainsborough and other masters to enhance members appreciation of painting. A dinner party birthday celebration for Theta chapter was set for March 23 with many officers and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Clyde Ambrose
Lincoln _ street
Loren Jaffe
Giotto
Raphael
Gainsborough
Catharine Legard
Xi Beta
Theta
W. Linwood Haynes
Green Street
Amerise Bourque
Harry E. Waldron H. Troop
Paul Akeley
Helen Racine
Howard Holmes
George Gardenier
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Mildred Trott
Raleigh I. Glenn, Jr
Carlene Suslavich
Virginia Trott
Jane Stevens
John M. Conley, Jr
Waldron H. Troop
Margaret Watson
Orono
Installation of Solar Lodge Officers at Masonic Temple
The Solar Lodge installation occurred Monday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple with members and ladies in attendance. P M Edwin H P Lowell installed. Rev Joseph O Purdue Chaplain and P M Herbert Morse marshal assisted. New officials include George W M Arah Richmond Paul Moore S D Tis Norton J D Loren Stiles Chaplain Karcher Jackson Secretary Harold E Tobey Treasurer Clyde Baker S S Sherwood Francis J S Robert Mosher Marshal Robert Rice Organist Vernon Lake Tyler. Harry E Ring Jr was absent and will be inducted later. A silver gavel and lamp were presented to the new Worshipful Master by George W Sanderlin of Bridgeport Conn. Festivities followed with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Masonic Temple
Fraternity
P. M. Edwin H. P. Lowell
Joseph O. Purdue
P. M. Herbert Morse
Fae
George W. M. Arah Richmond
Paul Moore
S. D
Tis Norton
J. D
P. M. Loren Stiles
Karcher Jackson
Harold E. Tobey
Clyde Baker
S. S
Sherwood Francis
J. S
Robert Mosher
Robert Rice
Vernon Lake
Tyler
Harry E. Ring, Jr
S. W
George W. Sanderlin
Bridgeport
Engagement Announced for Anna Cardosi and Harold Stilphen
Mr and Mrs Henry Cardosi of 21 Tower Circle announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Cardosi to Harold E Stilphen son of Mrs Gertrude Stilphen of Anna Miss Cardosi works at Congress S Co Stilphen served four years in the U S during World War II stationed in this country and overseas He is now employed in Portland A June wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cardosi
Tower Circle
Anna Cardosi
Harold E. Stilphen
Gertrude Stilphen
Anna
Miss Cardosi
Congress S Co
Stilphen
U.S
Portland
Arrowsic Waste Paper Drive Announced
A waste paper and magazine collection is planned in Arrowsic through April. Residents are asked to bundle donations for pickup by month end. Mrs Frank Dauphin is coordinating the drive to support the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic
Frank Dauphin
Sroccate SA
iBchool A. A
Mrs Moffatt Seeks Republican Senate Nomination in Bath
Longtime Maine legislator Mrs Moffatt announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Senator from Sagadahoc County in the June 21 primaries. A Bath native, she served in the Maine House 1941 to 1945, led postwar planning, chaired education and public health committees, and held senior roles guiding bills and state procedures. She is educated at Bath schools Morsey School Sargent College and Boston University, with teaching stints and wartime work at Bath Iron Works. She is married with one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aor Deering Mofetstat
Beth
Maine
House of Repre- Senetises
Athens
Sagadahoc County
Moffatt
Bath
Ucation
House
Neture
Sre Teaathian Weaulntre Dee
Eetates
Gone Ate
Bath Iron Works Corp
Annual Tea Sunday Draws Bath Residents and Guests
The Hyde Memorial Home hosted its annual tea Sunday afternoon from three to five, attracting Bath residents and visitors. Guests were welcomed by Club 42 president Mrs. Joseph Mullaney and executive chairman Mrs. Marie Preston, with spring flowers from the home greenhouse and plants from Kennebec Greenhouse and Minott's Greenhouse for sale. Proceeds benefit the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children fund, and the home was open for tours by members and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 42
Hyde Memorial Home
Bath
Joseph Mullaney
Marie Preston
Bowen Torrey
James A. Gillies, Jr
Walter Buzzell
Boothbay Harbor
Jasper Rebecc
Kennebec
Minott
Pat O’reilley
Ige Hart
Saherawa
Mrs McInnes Plans Summer Return to Eastland Portland Home
Mrs. John McInnes returns to her paper at the Hotel Eastland in Portland after spending the winter there. She visited her son Duncan McInnes on Pearl Street and will reopen her home on Rovies Washington Street for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Eastland
Portland
Duncan McInnes
Pearl Street
McInnes
Ashington Street
Farewell and community notices from Topsham and Brunswick
A Baptist church farewell for Rev. Robert Smith is noted as he leaves for a new pastorate with services in Topsham. Community items include quilt and vestment wins for Mrs. Helen Coffin and Mrs. Many Sedgeley, plus meetings of the Bondabana Bureau and Comfort Branch. Local visits, birthdays, and postal room activities are listed along with Bowdoin Glee Club tour member Paul Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islesboro
Baptist
Brunswick
Robert Smith
Ruth C. Dodgé
Rita Miner
Helen Coffin
Many Sedgeley
Beryl Barton
Margaret Prindall
Robert Smith Wee
Christian Endeavor Society
United Baptist Church
Topsham
Suessey Svenine
Hazel
Comfort
Linwood Hackett
Ivan Lang
Charles Hackett
George Cutler
Margaret Gile
Zina Maxwell
Betty Thompson
Donald Chesley
Whitefield
Miss Thomp
Lillian Thomp
Carl Routhier
Alvah Pinkham
Robert Allen
U.S.M.C
China
Nellie Sylvester
Gardiner
Elbridge Small
Geo. Webster
Westbrook
James Brice
Roy Munroe
Seabrook
Paul Bishop
Bowdoin Glee Club
Washington, D. C
Bishop
Neil Bishop
Obituary for Charles Wallentine and family relations
Charles Wallentine born in Lithuania on 23 1872 lived in Bowdoinham. Funeral Friday from his home with Rev Smith officiating. Surviving relatives include Staaphine White Jamaica NY, Mrs Charlotte Ruh Van Voorhis PA, sons Bob Jr William Bev all Bowdoinham, sister White Ruh Charleroi, brother William Argentina, South America, and 12 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Valentine
Lithuania
Bownia
Rt Smith
Staaphine White
Jamaica
N. Y
Charlotte Ruh
van Voorhis
Ees | Jr
William
Bev
Bowdoinham
Whiten Ruh
Charleroi
Argentina
South America
April events for women at libraries and centers
A fragmentary list outlines April activities for women including sewing and practical decoration sessions. Events are scattered across towns and venues such as libraries, Grange halls, and church vestries, with locations and dates like Leeds, Bowdoinham, Nequasset, West Bath, and Dromore. A burial is noted for Bay View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alice’ Goddard
Leeds
Richmond ‘Corner
Bowdoinham
Nequasset
Percy Bailey
West Bath
Grange Hall
Dromore
Phippsburg
Florence Fernald Georgetown
Benjamin A. Benjamin dies suddenly at home
Benjamin A. Benjamin, born June 6 1867 in Bowdoinham, son of Elizabeth Randall Temple, died Sunday. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the home with burial at Corner Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Benjamin A;le
Bowdoinham
Elizabeth Randall Temple
Corner
Maine Central Institute Honors List Selections Noted
Knute Holmsen of 110 Pene Street Bath earned a place on the Honors List at Maine Central Institute after completing the fourth term with a required 85 percent in subjects. He received a university admission for the fall. Also, Abbie Youland of Bath recuperates from a major operation at Miles Memorial hospital in Damariscotta, and Mrs Mason of Newcastle shares the news with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Holmsen
Pene Street
Bath
Maine Central
Sen
Belard Niblock
Gatineon
University of
Mason
Newcastle
Abbie Youland
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
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Headquarters For Children’s
Canton King
Albert H. Thompson
Frank Moore
Louise W. Stevens
Justine D. Hamilton
Marion Downing
Roscoe C. O’byrne
First Federal Savings
Mulederal Te Raey Association
Frontst Bath
Allen
E Ical Maintenance Works
Arthur Allen
Woolwich
Huse P. T. A
Reed
Plano
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard and
Jim
Timken
Okt
Washington ST
South St
Senate
Ap Ook
Hyde
North Street
Bath, Maine
Charles Wallentine
Uues
Franchot Tone
Janet Blair
I Love Trouble
Sun
Walter BraoRnan Pidgeon - Kerr
LMT
Oa Ae
LT Riread
Bay View Cemetery
Country Store Wet
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