Birthday party at Glen Alden’s ranch features western decor
The article notes Glen Alden hosted a gathering for eight birthday celebrants at his ranch with Western themed decorations. Guests included Gloria Eaton Phyllis Eaton John Nordlund Alvin Brewer Jr Josephine Marsey Richard Goodrich Bartha Rose Coffin Randy Gessner Barbara Hugh David Jacob Natalie Wallace Leigh Alden and others.
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Glen Alden
Gloria
Phyllis Eaton
John Nordlund
Alvin Brewer, Jr
Josephine Marsey
Richard Goodrich
Bartha
Rose Coffin
Randy Gessner
Barbara
Hugh
David Jacob
Natalie Wallace
Leigh Alden
Gordon Alden
Martin Eaton
Dromore
Sadie Hilton
Lillian Henderson
Annette Schofield
Addie Leavey
Evelyn Beals
Aletha Campbell
Eva Rogers
Lewiston
Eleanor Blaisdell
Alden
Anita Totman
Center
Donald Logan
Winnegance P. T. A
Evangelist Rev. Harry Felter Set for Sebasco Estates Revival
Rev. Harry Felter of Leesburg New Jersey will lead revival services at the Church of the Nazarene Sebasco Estates from May 8 to May 20. Services start at 7 30 each evening and all are invited to attend.
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Harry Felter
Leesburg
N. J
Church of the Nazarene
Sebasco Estates
Bealer Berquist
Pre-nuptial May Day Party for Alice Deehan
A May Day pre nuptial shower was held at 15 Cherry Street for Miss Alice Deehan daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Deehan of Rose Street and Corp William C Moore in the fall. Co hosted by Mrs Madison Moore. The event featured a May basket cake arrangements decorations and social refreshments.
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Alice Deehan
Arthur Deehan
Rose Street
Fenton I. Moore
Cherry Street
Madison Moore
Deehan
Corp
William C. Moore
Corp. Moore
Officers Training School
Georgia
Frank Cutting
Phippsburg
John Stewart
Mary Stover
Louis Sanborn
Vinal King
Earl Coombs
Carol Ames
Beverly Coombs
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Sportsmen urged to join season split debate at May meeting
The article reports a special meeting of the local sportsmen association on May 24 to decide between a season or split season for hunting and to appoint a representative for the Augusta session. It notes talk of a fish liberalization program, a report by Col. Harry B. Carney on Augusta discussions, and a demonstration of firearms by Steve Stanton of Remington Arms plus wildlife movies.
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Augusta
Bath Organization
Harry B. Carney
Steve Stanton
Remington Arms Co
Amil
Thoe Supply O
South End
Parker Head P T A reports drive total and local events
Parker Head Mrs Earl Hamel completed soliciting for the Cancer drive and raised $18. The Parker Head P T A met at the vestry with social hour and plans for May 23 election of officers. May baskets were made at school on May Day for mothers. Personal items note visits and birthdays among Bath Sebasco Lewiston and Portland connections with multiple local families and scouts. Major league baseball trivia concludes the piece noting Bill Dineen’s 37 straight games in 1904 and Chicago's 18 run inning in 1883.
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Earl Hamel
Phippsburg Center
Howard Morong
Parker Head
Harriet Wyman
W. H. Wyman
Albert Gray
Herbert Doughey
Earl Lowell
Roughty
Schoolildren
Richard Davis
Warren
Bath
George Wilson
Sebasco
W. A. Lowell
Marilyn Wiggin
East Boston
Leo Hamel
Ashdale
Bert Nisbet
Searsmont
Frank Mezenski
Quonset, Point
R. I
Herbert Doughty
H. D. Mank Jr
Clarence Skeffield
Twin County
Farm Bureau
Auburn
Charles Blaisdell
Parker
Lewiston
William Palmer
Henry Jensen
Karen
Lorraine Palmer
Joseph Smart
Yarmouth
Eugene Ross
Allston Oliver
Herbert Bassett
George Oliver
Flora Elizabeth Oliver
Woolwich
Levi Brann
Cooper's Mills
Ila Brann
Irma Davis
Lewis Lowell
Brunswick
Esther Hallett
Portland
Mertie Sheperd
Gray
Massachusetts
Florence Rollins
J. G. Morse, Jr
Winneganee
Finance Committee
Christian Service Committee
Winnegance P. T. A
Raymond Farnham
W. E. Hallett
William Schreiter
Cathance
Pomona
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Parker Head Vestry
Bill Cunningham to Speak at Morse High Thursday Evening
Nationally known commentator Bill Cunningham will discuss "How It Looks From Here" at Morse High School Thursday at 8 15 p m. The public address covers world events from his reporting career with World War II service, interviews with Hess Goering Mussolini and others, and his work for charity.
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Bill Cunningham
Morse High School
Hess
Goering
Mussolini
al Capone
Prince of Wales
Rome
Washington
United Nations Organization
Dartmouth College
U. S. Army
The
Lions Club
Clean-up Week Ends With Citywide Street Rubbish Halt
Highway Department reports success as clean-up week closes and residents are urged not to place more rubbish on streets. No further collections will occur and leaves or grass left out will be hauled away at the owners' expense. About 70 loads were collected, matching last year. The city also cleared Vine street parking area and state property near Carlton bridge.
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Highway Department
Vine Street
Water Street
Carlton Bridge
Elementary Schools Concerts Week by Week Schedule
The second annual elementary schools concerts begin Friday at 7.30 p m in Morse High School auditorium with South End pupils from Mitchell Weeks and South Street. The following Friday North End programs at Dike and Washington primary. May 18 features Central grammar North grammar and North primary. Husé school to present a special program later. All under music supervisor Mrs Nina Robbins. Admission is free and encouraged.
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Morse High School
South End
Mitchell
South Street
North End
Dike and
Washington Primary
Central Grammar
North Grammar
North Primary
Husé School
Huse
Nina Robbins
Maine House votes on two percent sales tax bill
An Associated Press dispatch shows Sagadahoc county delegation split on the Maine House two per cent sales tax bill. For the tax were Converse Fenn Bath Frank R Bailey Woolwich and Vincent C Jones Bowdoinham. Against the tax was Mrs Elizabeth D Moffatt Bath.
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Associated Press
Maine
House of Representatives
Sagadahoc
Converse Fenn
Bath
Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
Vincent C. Jones
Bowdeinham
Elizabeth D. Moffatt
Iguassu Falls Surpasses Niagara Flow in Rainy Season
During the rainy season the Iguassu Falls flow increases more than Niagara’s, signaling stronger water volume and heightened spectacle for visitors and researchers studying South American river systems.
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Iguassu Falls
South America
Niagara
Popham Beach Community Notices and Weekend Visitors
Sunday church service at 11 at the schoolhouse led by Rev H Macy Whitehead. Numerous residents and visitors tabled weddings receptions, cottages, and weekend visits across Winneganco, Woolwich, Bath, West Bath, Phippsburg Center, Atkins Bay Terrace, Small Point, and Long Island. Notables include Kennebec Life Saving Station photography for IDs and visits by Buffalo faculty member Willard Bonner and many Bath and Portland residents.
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H. Macy Whitehead
Frank D. Scott
John G. Morse, Jr
Winnegantoe
Ernest Oliver
Popham Circle
Ellison Moody
Nancy Welch
Elsie Peters
Everett Mains
Bath
Kennebec Life Saving Station
Willard Bonner
Buffalo
N. Y
Long Island
University of Buffalo
Mayflowers Bloom as Coast Town Updates
The Mayflowers arrive in warm sun as Bernard Carlson rebuilds his fish weir destroyed by winter storms. Cranberry Point residents Edith and Earle Perkins visit Pericrest Friday while Arthur Percy and family from Port Clyde spend time at their cottage. Bath visitors include Mr and Mrs Ernest Wood and C Harry Hanna. Mary Lewis visits in West Point, and Katherine Johnson with son Percy call on Edward Thomas and Eric Carlson. Ralph Seekins also mentioned among coast residents.
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Priscilla Rainey
Earle B. Perkins
Phippsburg Center
Atkins Bay Terrace
Jesse Munsey
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich
Stanley W. Perkins
Small Point
Raymond Wyman
Fred H. Waterhouse
Maurice Cloutier
Lewiston
Waterhouse Cottage
Donald Small
Bath
Harry Hollins
Oldwick
N. J
Gilbert Head
Charles Small
Auburn
Atkins Bay
Ernest Oliver
Margaret
Edith
Alex Reed
Bernard Henderson
Guy E. Crowley
Frank D. Scott
Omar King
Norman Perkins
Linda
West Bath
J. Clarence Perkins
Allegra Bickford
Shirley Davis
Carl Bickford
Bernard Carlson
Edith Perkins
Cranberry Point
Edward P. Thomas
Jennie Woodward
Parker Head
Ernest Wood
C. Harry Hanna
S. C. Moore
Lewis
Mary
West Point
Katherine M. Johnson
Percy
Eric Carlson
Ralph Seekins
Recreation Center to Close May 12 for Summer
The Bath Recreation Commission accepted the resignation of William E. Milliken as director and voted to close the Community Center on Saturday May 12 for the summer months. The decision cites falling revenue and uncertain recreation funds after city council action. A report on Kelley and Kimball fields was given and bleacher use for softball granted.
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Bath Recreation Commission
William E. Milliken
Milliken
Edward J. McMann
Kelley
Kimball Fields
Softball League
Kelley Field
Kimball Field
Old Ladies Home Association Holds 76th Annual Meeting
The 76th annual meeting of the Old Ladies' Home Association was held at the Home on Thursday. Reports from the board of managers and the treasurer were presented. Arthur Sewall was reelected president for the coming year, with Rev. Louis Dole as vice president and Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs as secretary. Warren Higgins (Bath National Bank) was named treasurer. Managers reelected for three years included Miss Phyllis Bowie and several others. The group expressed thanks for gifts and kindnesses and gratitude to clergy and physicians who visited.
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Old Ladies’ Home Association
Arthur Sewall
Louis Dole
Charles M. Tubbs
Warren Higgins
Bath National Bank
Phyllis Bowie
Fred R. E. Dean
Arthur Dunton
Claude Gillette
Cecil Paine
Henry C. Wright
Carl Y. Kennedy
Fred Lord
Bath Municipal Court Hears Stop Sign and Intoxication Docket
Bath municipal court Wednesday docket included stop sign violations by Linwood Miller Bruce Gillies and Ernest Stockman all fined five dollars plus costs. Nurray Seavey paid ten dollars and costs for unregistered automobile. Three men pleaded guilty to intoxication with five dollar fines and five dollars sixty cents costs. Daniel J Lawler of Phippsburg was found guilty of passing a stop sign, appealed to June term and posted fifty dollars appearance. case stemmed from a collision with an automobile owned by M Worthly McPhee of Bath with damages estimated at about one thousand dollars.
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Bath Municipal Court
Linwood Miller
Bruce Gillies
Bath
Ernest M. Stockman
Portland
Nurray Seavey
Frank W. Powers
Daniel J. Lawler
Phippsburg
Union
Middle Streets
Local Bath Social Calls Across Town
Bath residents visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Stanton C. Dozois and Julia B. Dozois called on Mrs. L. H. Carlisle of Bath. Lawrence Thayer and children Jane and Stephen spent Sunday at the Wyman farm and called on the Thomas family. Lena C. Moore and family on Popham Road were noted.
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Bath
Stanton C. Dozois
Julia B. Dozois
L. H. Carlisle
Lawrence Thayer
Jane
Stephen
Wyman Farm
Homas
Lena C. Moore
Popham Road
Marines Die in Tarawa Island Capture
During World War II about 6000 U S Marines and Japanese soldiers died in the capture of Tara wa Island, an island roughly the size of Central Park in New York.
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U. S
United States
Tarawa
Central Park
New York
Gallantry Highlight for SFC Alfred Green of Bath
Sergeant First Class Alfred F. Green of Bath displayed gallantry in action near Chosin Reservoir Korea from November 27 to 30 1950. Despite casualties reducing his section to four men he kept artillery aimed to repulse attacks and inspire his unit. His mother Mrs Evelyn Curran of 29 South Street Bath received the notice. Green was wounded in Korea and hospitalized in Japan before returning to duty in Korea.
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Alfred F. Green
United States Army
57Th Field Artillery
Chosin Reservoir
Korea
Green
7Th Infantry Division
Sergeant Green
Evelyn Curran
South Street
Bath
Sgt. Green
Japan
Silver anniversary in Bath honors Murphy couple
Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy marked 25 years with a surprise party at Tuessie hall Woolwich on April 21. Mrs Murphy’s mother Mary Murphy 77 also celebrated her birthday with cake and dancing as friends and relatives from Woolwich Freeport South Freeport North Yarmouth Bath Plymouth and Boston sent remembrances.
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Edward Murphy
Tuessie Hall
Woolwich
Murphy
Mary Murphy
Boston
Florence Murphy
Robert Young
Ralph Palmer
Clifford Caton
Patricia Murphy
John Murphy
Charlotte Thornton
Sherwood Francis
Florence Temple
Marion Leach
Arthur Allen
Beverly Carleton
George Smith
Francis Smith
Freeport
Margaret Calkin
John Lavers
South Freeport
Pleam Jewett
North Yarmouth
Skirstee Arthur Hegland
U. S. Navy
Hegland
Richard Roberts
Richard Young
Lorraine
Plymouth
Mass
Kent Murphy
Revere
Richard Lavers
Camp Pickett
Ray Gilpatrick
Richmond
Ida Smith
Jerome McCormick
Jack Lavers
Engagement announced for Miss Virginia Trott and Walter Rothschild Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Trott of Providence Rhode Island announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Virginia Trott to Walter N. Rothschild Jr son of Mr. and Mrs Walter N Rothschild of New York City Miss Trott is a graduate of Mary C Wheeler School and Smith College Rothschild is a Middlesex School and Harvard University alumnus and former artillery captain in World War II He is descended from Mrs Felix W Warburg and was active with Has ty Pudding Institute of 1770 and the Varsity Club
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Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. I
Small Point Beach
Virginia Trott
Walter N. Rothschild, Jr
Walter N. Rothschild
New York
Miss Trott
Mary C. Wheeler School
Smith College
Mr. Rothschild
Middlesex School
Harvard University
Hasty Pudding Institute
Varsity Club
Felix W. Warburg
Europe
Soak and Scrub Method For Stuck-On Food
Soak for about half an hour to loosen stuck-on food. Use a wooden spoon to loosen residues, then wash thoroughly.
Evolution of Ice Hockey Teams From Nine to Six
The game began in Montreal in 1879 with nine players per side. Today teams field six players per side, reflecting a change in standard lineup.
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Montreal
Canada
Bath Women Attend Meeting in Le Bath
Bath women gathered for a night meeting at Fidelity Hall Tuesday last week with Mrs Thompson as pianist and several Bath participants. The program featured Melville Ro solos Florence Fullerton and a toe dance by a Bath girl and brother Joseph Fullerton sang Mocking Bird Hill. Florence also sang Poor Wandering One and Elfreda Perkins of Ha sang When You and I Were Young Maggie and Garden Of Tomorrow. Lisbon Falls Richmond and Lisbon members joined. Robins provided closing music. Refreshments followed. Queen Esther members and guests were escorted by Mr and Mrs Thompson.
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Mirgwy Albert
Thompson
He Moore
Fidelity
Whispering Hope
Florence Fullerton
Joseph Fullerton
Robbins
Queen Esther
Roger M. Pierce
Fm Lillius Larrabee
Inez Carter
Lemuel Munsey
Sewall Chapter Meeting Attended by Notable Members
Mrs Marie Andre Mrs Barbara Torrey Mrs Marjorie Hopkins Mrs Caroline Cary Mrs Elizabeth Jackson and Mrs Ruth Hathorne attended the Sewall chapter meeting. At the close, hostesses served ice cream and assorted cakes. The tea table featured bright spring flowers and tall tapers.
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Marie Andre
Barbara Torrey
Marjorie Hopkins
Caroline Cary
Elizabeth Jackson
Ruth Hathorne
Myrle Stanton
Clara Corliss
Maude Reed
Bernice Cressey
Delaney
Lucy Armstrong
Inside Peiping’s Imperial City and Forbidden City
A description places the Forbidden City within the Imperial City inside Peiping’s Tartar City, outlining the nested imperial complex and its historic core.
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Peiping
Tartar City
Imperial
Forbidden City
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Arthur Bowker
Beebe Cottage
Frank Irving
James Walker
William H. Stone
Biddeford
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