Rich mond Deaths and Community News Across Town
Miss Dockendorff died March 20 at the Cobb home after living in Massachussetts for 30 years and Richmond 19 years. Funeral services for Flora Penetual were held at her Richmond Corner home with Rev. Cleveland officiating. Interment followed in Pittston. The issue also notes school honor rolls at Emerson and Enterprise grange events, local club room renovations, and various local residents’ visits and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Richmond Corner
Leroy V. Cleveland
Pittston
Miss Dockendorff
Charles Cobb
County Road
Jacob
Harriet
Topple) Dockendorff
Massachussetts
Richmond
Effie White
Enterprise Grange
Congregational Church
Miss White
J. H. Stevens
Moncton
N. B
Seymore White
Harold Lancaster
Martha Lancaster
Gardiner
Emerson School
Mabel Knapp
Bertha Parker
Pauline Dickinson
Lowell Terrell
Perlena Rideout
Theodore Saba
Marion Jack
Evelyn Stewart
Olive Stilphen
Wesley Hinkley
Marion Watson
Marguerite Robinson
Helen Carr
Marjorie Whitmore
Marguerite Manwaring
Evelyn McKenney
Barbara Floyd
Beatrice Parker
Grace Lancaster
Miss Hodgkins
Roger Hodgkins
Lawrence Arsenault
Hazel Dunklee
Margaret Patterson
Dexter Fowles
Myrtie Hinckley
Esther Mayhew
Helen Douglas
Marjorie Preble
Percy Baker
Arlene Choate
Robert Carey
Helen Watson
John Libby
Mary Johnson
Patrick Slattery
David DeBree
Earle Dickinson
Miss Belle
Lester Curtis
Wallace Umberhind
Murry Shepard
Dorothy Smith
George Leavitt
Marguerite Mealey
Frank Guion
Frederick Watson
Enterprise Grange Hall
Stanley Parley
Garfield
Harry Curran
William Marshall
John Manning
Lawrence Parker
Lewiston
Sammie
Augusta
William H. Farley
Warren L. Patten
Walter H. Mariner
Ernest H. Stewart
J. T. Witham
Harry L. Tarr
John S. Parker
Fred H. Duren
Ernest Stewart
William Meserve
Myrtle Stewart
James Baker
Dorothy Stewart
Walter H. Marriner
Horace
Barbara McMaster
Roger Rogerson
Charles Thompson, Jr
Mr. Morrill
Mr. Metcalf
Topsham
Helen
Phylis Witham
Elizabeth McAfee
Old Oaken Bucket
A. E. McMaster
Richard Thompson
Inez Witham
Main Street
Sagadahoc Men's Club of
Visitors Night at Bailey Evening School of Industries
Thursday April 6 is set as Visitors night at the Bailey Evening School of Industries. From seven to nine the public may observe classes in cooking elementary subjects lip reading Diesel ing naval architecture bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting with an exhibition of work from the past year. The school continues to April 13, marking the 18th week, with Visitors night a week earlier to allow viewing before year end. Mr and Mrs F Wilbur Hagan Jr were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Humphrey A Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Georgetown News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Obituary
A Georgetown Christian Endeavor supper and social hour are planned for Tuesday at the vestry. Local residents Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt and family traveled to Bath, with updates on Owen Marr’s health in Everett, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Warren, 91, Georgetown’s oldest resident, died, with funeral at First Baptist and burial at Oak cemetery. The week includes sermons at First Baptist, Lord’s Supper observations, and a church conference meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Elizabeth Hunt
T. M. Hagan
Marion Hunt
Bath
Alex Marr
Everett
Mass
Charles MacMahan
Owen Marr
Marr
Elizabeth C. Warren
Edgar Warren
Five Islands
Georgetown
New York
Carrie Stevens
Isabelle Stevens
Joseph Stevens
William MacFadden
Massachusetts
First Baptist Church
Oak Cemetery
Morse Y M C A and Colonial Club Track Meet at Y Gym
Morse high track teams meet the combined Morse Y M C A and Colonial Club squads at the Y gym next Saturday. A ten member committee plans twelve events including dashes sprints jumps hurdles and relays with admission reduced to ten and twenty cents. Proceeds to be shared by the Y M C A and Morse track team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Colonial Club
Y Gymnasium
Morse-Y.m.c.a
Harold Donnell
E. A. Jewett
John Chaney
Alfred Neal
Harold Brown
Alvin Jewett
John Skelton
Richard Staples
David Alkazin
Harold
Bill") Donnell
Y.M.C. A
Allie” Jewett
Dave” Sprague
Dave” Alkazin
Morse
Real Comedy Shines by MHS Class of 1933 in Morse Auditorium
William Grindell as Jules Reach stole the show in A Tale of Two Sillies presented by Morse high school’s class of 1933. The three act farce, directed by Charles F.P. Cummings, featured strong turns by Albert Douglas as Lazy Jackson, Margaret Higgins Emma Ross and Hubert Arsenault as Hector Ross. About 300 spectators attended as the cast, committees, and Morse orchestra all contributed to a lively community theatre night in Cloverdale’s library setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Joe” Grindell
Jules Reach
Carl Pierce
Morse High School
Albert Douglas
Lazy
Jackson
Emma Ross
Margaret Higgins
Gloria Clyde
Ethelyn Spinney
Lucy Clyde
Muriel Lane
Hector Ross
Hubert Arsenault
Harold Ross
Joseph Cyr
Horace Clyde
Stanley Rogers
The
Big Woods
Iona Dunton
Helen Reach
Jules
Leon Buck
Sheriff Hunt
Cloverdale
Charles FP. Cummings
Walter H. Baker Co
Boston
Richard McElman
Cummings
Albert Douglas Sheriff Hunt
Donald Emero
Waldron Troop
Elwood Legard
John McCarty
Harold
Bath Chapter Red Cross Issues Annual Report
The Bath chapter of the American Red Cross distributes its second annual nursing activities report for 1932. It details Service in Homes with hundreds of visits to babies, children, mothers, ill patients and TB cases, Service Outside the Homes, well birth and school inspections, and Volunteer Service hours including administration, motor corps transport, and baby conferences. Members listed include E W Hyde, Ruth W Henry, Frederick H Kimball, Carolyn M Moses, J Albert Redlon, Daniel T Dougherty, Seth S Mullin, J Clifford Spinney, and John H Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursing Activities Committee of
Bath
The
American Red Cross
Henry W. Owen, Jr
E. W. Hyde
Ruth W. Henry
Frederick H. Kimball
Carolyn M. Moses
J. Albert Redlon
Daniel T. Dougherty
Seth
Five Islands Grange Receives Puzzles From Far Friends
Five Islands Grange gratefully received five jig-saw puzzles from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sands of Columbus Ohio. Contributions from other supporters, including Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Perry and Mrs. J. G. Stevens, help bolster the library. Local activity includes social events, fishing trips, and visitors from Bath Hallowell and Rye New York, with notes on mail service changes and island residents traveling to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Fred Sands
Columbus
Ohio
B. F. Perry
Grange Library
J. G. Stevens
Five Islands
Boston
C. A. MacMahan
Walter Moore
Hallowell
George Gray
Alfred MacMahan
Northwood Ridge
N. H
George Smith
Bay Point
D. L. Howard
Bath
Herman Barter
Barter
W. E. Gray
Will Field
T. W. Blaisdell
Everett Cromwell
Field
F. M. Reid
W. E. Reid
Seguinland
Chester MacMahan
James MacMahan
Belgrade
Olive Rowe
C. E. Hanna
J. T. MacMahan
Mr. MacMahan
Clinton Allen
Rye
N. Y
MacMahan Island
Mr. Allen
Sheepscot Island
North Carolina
Washington
Waterbury Conn
Spring Cleaning Made Easier with Do It Yourself Solutions
Edna M. Cobb of the Extension Service advises that spring house cleaning can be eased with planned preparations and DIY cleaners. She offers recipes for liquid furniture polish, floor wax, and dustless dusters using linseed oil, paraffin, turpentine, beeswax, and gasoline, with safety notes about outdoor mixing and drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Cobb
Extension Service
Bath Schools to Need 88000 This Year
The Bath Board of Education estimates about 88000 is needed for the current school year. Chairman William L. Skelton and Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson prepared the figure, with some economies from salary adjustments. The budget will be presented to the municipal finance committee tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Donnell M. Carr and son Junior visited his parents at 8 Andrews Road before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Brennan
Waterville
Washington Street
Board of Education
William L.skelton
Clinton D. Wilson
Municipal Finance Committee
Donnell M. Carr
Charles A. Carr
Andrews Road
Dancing Follows Evenings Program at West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange No 154 members and guests enjoyed an evening of dancing and entertainment. The program featured music by Mrs Haggett and others, readings, songs, and a debate on Maine farmer markets. Anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Nickerson. degrees planned for April with an Easter program set for April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
No. 154
Harry E Peterson
Edwin W. Hagrett
Herbert A. Henderson
Chester McCrater
Maine
R. H. Anderson
Winthrop
Leland S. Plummer
William H., White
Jean L. Danforth
Sophie G. Greenblatt
the Grange
Courage
Edgar Guest
Miles 5
Purington
Thomas K. Haley
Haggett
Lynn
Ralph P. Dunbar
John M. Howe
Raymond A. Smith
Daniel J. Perry
Charles T. Henderson
EF. Mason Wright
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Peterson
Lillian E. Lewin
Nickerson
Harold E. Freeman
Bath Bottling Plant To Dispense Beer Under Liberty Label
Maine beer bill passing without opposition paves the way for Liberty Bottling Co at 66 Commercial street Bath to dispense a 3.2 per cent beer under its own label. Proprietor George P. Poulos expects 1,000 to 1,500 cases weekly from Bath operations, with manufacturing contracted to a leading brewery. Delivery to retailers may start the day before the act takes effect. Bath aims to become summer center for the beverage boosting local business across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Liberty Bottling Co
Commercial Street
Bath
George P. Poulos
Bottling Company
Poulos
Dangers From Rabid Dogs Advised By Health Officials
Dr Josph I Smith Bath health officer urges citizens to watch for rabid dogs and report bites to the Board of Health. State health department warns of a rabies epidemic across towns including Fairfield Waterville Benton Canaan and Nor idgeworrk with 13 rabid dogs and four human bite cases. Preventive serum is given, dogs are quarantined, vaccinated dogs released after 21 days to one year, inoculation costs 1.50 to 2 dollars. Outbreaks cited in Augusta and Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josph I. Smith
Bath
Nate of Health
Vieloite
Board of Health
State Department of Health
Wefare
Fairfield
Waterville
Benton
Canaan
Noridgeworrk
State Department
Augusta
Sanford
South Portland and Hebron Win Contested Play Festival
South Portland and Hebron triumphed in a two part state school drama contest. The final piece Gloria Mundi by Patricia Brown featured Garret Schenck Jr and a full high school cast including Vivian Day and Elaine MacDonald. Daniel Turner directed the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlemass
Gloria Mundi
Patricia Brown
Garret Schenck, Jr
Miss Jebb
Louise Paoletti
Robert Cartwell
Darrell Fernald
Virginia Blake
Eleanor Sandstrom
Hebron Academy
J.C. McMullen
Winslow High
Doris F. Harmann
Lewiston High
David Carle
Edith Barnard Delano
Orono
Charles L. Smith
Morse High
Moulton Union
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
George Beal
South Portland High
George A. Muzzey
Lawrence High
Fairfield
Milton B. Lambert
Houlton High
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Arthur Sewell
Harry Tabb
Carrol Young
Irving Waltz
Tristam Little
Charles Saba
John MacLoud
Carlton Randall
Edward Coughlin
John E. Allen
Adelbert Sewell
Chester Foster
Vital Gilbert
Carl Anderson
Charles Pushard
Philip Nardini
Melville Brown
Harold Richardson
Leslie Roberts
Howard Knight
University of Maine
Alpha Teta National Honorary Agricultural Fraternity
Delta Tau House
Clarence Lang
John A. Rittall, Jr
Everett Douglass
H. G. Toole
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mathew Lord
Wenzel
Lawrence
Charlotte Wenzel
American Legion
Ashsa Dill
Brunswick Road
Mr. Peacock
Benjamin
Celia (Niles) Peacock
California
Forest Peacock
Leona Pappas
San Francisco
Calif
Dill
Chester Yeaton
Mr. Yeaton
Frank Yeaton
Oberlin College
Yeaton
Harvard College
Arthur Hayes
Joseph E. Alexander
Alexander
Richard Derby
Winchester
C. H. Cobb
Roland Grant
Boothbay Harbor
Llewellyn McMaster
Auburn
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Fred S Curtis
Thomas R. Eerie
R. Bath
Bailey Evening School
F. Wilbur Hagan Jr
Sunnday
Humphrey A. Owen
Lower High Street
Earle Pottle
T. N. Williams
West Georgetown
Carrie L. Oliver
Sturgis
Indian Point
F. W. Hovey
Alice
Amy
Freeport
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
Martha Rich Bowen
Combeellack
Paris
Joseph F. Higgins
Hovey
Grace
Alice Hovey
Colby College
Brunswick
Y.M.C.A
MHS
William Grindell
Sailor
RED Cross
Travel
Bath Savings Institution
South Portland
Hebron
George C. Wotton
Alliston
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Mon