Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge Plans May Food Sale
Wiscasset Rebekah lodge members voted to hold a May 20 food sale at Lanes Main's Sandwich Shop to raise funds for purchasing a flag. Five members attended with Mrs. Franarnes named to organize. Other lodge notes include invitations to guest officers' nights from several lodges and a May 15 supper at Arambec lodge.
Heale in Custody After Federal Indictment Linked to Narcotics
Archie Ray Heale and his wife were arrested by a U S marshal and charged in Burlington with a narcotics related federal indictment. Heale had been staying in Bath and Brunswick areas, taking partial payments for syrup and sugar orders and renting lodgings without full payments. Mrs Heale was released as federal authorities pursued the case. local charges for improper vehicle registration were suspended.
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Archie Ray Heale
Bath
United States
Burlington
Federal
Grand Jury
Heale
Frank Moriarty
Raymond Hatch
Heales
Brunswick
Wiscasset
Linda Heale
Portland
U. S. District Court
Gardiner R. Deering
West Bath Sewing Group and Community News Highlights
West Bath notes show the sewing group at the Lowell schoolhouse making hospital dressings with Lillie and Louise Donnell serving refreshments. County Style Revue in Auburn awards honors to Waneta Estes and Barter, Be langer, Lesier, Estes. spelling contests crown Sherry Grindell and Robert Belanger. various local visits, illnesses, and farm notes follow.
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West Bath
Lowell
Lillie
Louise Donnell
Hazel Wharff
Sit Rose
Helen Rose
Eva Kenney
Carolyn Rogers
Ida Stover
Ruth Fuller
Lillie Donnell
Sadie Davis
Olive White
Gladys Deehan
Vaneta
Bethel Estes
Loretta Barter
Bonnie Belanger
Judith Lesier
Patricia White
Harvesters
Auburn
Waneta Estes
Misses Barter
Belanger
Lesier
Miss Barter
Sherry Grindell
John Grindell
Huse School
Bath
Robert Belanger
Leon Belanger
Central Grammar
Robert
Ralph Baker
Sabine
Berrys Mills
Candidate Curtis Visits Bath Ahead of Sagadahoc Senate Bid
Cleveland P. Curtis of Bowdoinham visited Bath on Tuesday in his role as a Republican candidate seeking the State senate seat representing Sagadahoc county.
Local social notes from Freeport and surrounding towns
Mrs Annie Malcolm and Mrs Myra Pennell visited Freeport Monday. Mrs David Dickson entertained her contract club on Washing ton street. Mrs Amy Canales of South Portland returned home after a weekend with Mr and Mrs George Clough of Woolwich. Miss June Gill resumed studies at Gorham State Teachers College after vacation with her parents on Bailey Street. Six women including Miss Fanny Clements and Mrs Albert Desmond joined Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in a Ritual of Jewels ceremony at Mrs Marsh’s Corliss street home with a buffet dinner attended by Xi Beta Chapter.
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Annie Malcolm
Myra Pennell
Freeport
David Dickson
Washington Street
Amy Canales
South Portland
George Clough
Woolwich
June Gill
Gorham State Teachers College
Christopher Gill
Bailey Street
Fanny Clements
Albert Desmond
Priscilla K. Perkins
Frederick Brown
Oscar Marsh
George A. Gallant
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Marsh
Corliss Street
Xi Beta Chapter
Sherry Robinson to Be Top Speller in Bath County Final
Sherry Robinson 11, sixth grade at Huse Memorial, will represent Bath in Sagadahoc county finals of a state spelling bee conducted by a Portland newspaper. She defeated sister Shirley 13, last year’s city champion, to win the Bath berth. County finals set for May 9 at Huse Memorial with Mrs. Louis A. Dole as spelling master and judges including Raymond W. Farnham, John Parker, and Rev Laforest E Hodgkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Robinson
Huse Memorial School
Bath
Sagadahoc
Portland
Sherry
Shirley
Central Grammar
Roger Robinson
Edgett Street
Claudette Levesque
North Grammar
Louis A. Dole
Raymond W. Farnham
Morse High School
John Parker
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Banquet Honors Huse School Court Squad and Cheerleaders
A banquet was held at the Huse school gymnasium Wednesday for the basketball squad and cheerleaders. Special guests included Moody Flint, Central Grammar School principal, and Alfred A Parks Jr., coach. Letters were awarded to players and a gift presented to Coach Parks. Flowers decorated the table and were sent to ill cheerleader Joan St Pierre.
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Huse
Moody Flint
Central Grammar School
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Flint
Mr. Parks
Coach Parks
William Parks, Jr
Ruth C. Trueworthy
Herbert Anderson, Jr
Sagadahoc Pomona at Dromore Grange
Mrs. Lottie York state grange lecturer was guest speaker at the Sagadahoc Pomona all day session at Dromore grange. She urged grange cooperation. A hosted dinner followed with baked beans salads cold meats hot rolls pie and coffee. Esther Andrews West Bath grange played piano. West Bath grange won this month’s Pomona attendance trophy cup with 23 attendees.
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Lottie York
State Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dromore Grange
Esther Andrews
West Bath Grange
Pomona
Woolwich Boy Scouts to Hold Dance for Fund
Woolwich P T A and local mothers clubs organize a May 5 dance at Tuessie Hall to finance sending a Woolwich delegate to the National Boy Scout Jam boree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Winnell's orchestra provides music with special lighting planned to create a ballroom atmosphere. A neighborhood ticket drive is under way and advance sales are hoped to be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Boy Scouts
Valley Forge
Woolwich P. T. A
Mothers’ Clubs
Woolwich
Tuessie Hall
Winnell
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthdays
Mrs. Marie I Preston of Washington street returns home after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dudley Fay in Baltimore. Ambrose Curran and wife dine with the Hagan family at their Georgetown summer home. Sharon Holbrook celebrates ninth birthday with a party at her parents Liberty street home. Muriel Preble attended a Lincoln county Farm Bureau tea marking National Home Demonstration Week and Mrs Alice Baker of Montsweag received an award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie I. Preston
Washington Street
Dudley Fay
Baltimore
Ambrose M. Curran
Old Brunswick Road
Miles B. Hagan
Hagan
Georgetown
Sharon Holbrook
Gordon Holbrook
Liberty Street
Muriel Preble
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
Alice Baker
Montsweag
Community notices from Woolwich area events and sports
The Woolwich First Congregational church schedules Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings at the parsonage 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with a Sunday service at 10 30 a.m. A Bath food sale supports the church finance committee, and Montsweag and Center Baptist churches hold Sunday school and a joint 11 15 a.m. service with a guest speaker from Saco. The Riverside Cemetery Association meets May 13 at 7 p.m. Memorial Day services are planned for Montsweag. The Woolwich Teachers Club met in Bath with reports on Farm and Home week. A National Home Demonstration week tea and demonstration drew over 100 attendees. Special services at Woolwich Center Baptist Church are Friday at 7 30 with Rev Brant of New York City speaking. Woolwich Grammar School beat Weeks Street 23 1 with Ramsay striking out 15. Local social events include a square dance at Jefferson and various hospital visits and family gatherings in Bath, Damariscotta, Augusta, and Westport.
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Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Franarnes
Lanes Main
A. Penapige
Augusta Wedmae
Pine Cone
Anna Reed
Manilla McKinnon
Bertha LeBourdais
Blake
Arambec Lodge
Pine Cone Lodge
Dorothy Fulton
Eva Rankin
Janice Metcalf
Marion Jackson
Stanley Jackson
Veryl Bachelder
David Hodgdon
Birch Point School
Wiscasset Academy
St. Philip’s Choir
Academy
John Fahey
Cuthbert McGay
Bath
St. Philip’s Church
McGay
Grace Church
Utica
N. Y
Boylston, Jr
Sewall Hutchins
Aaron Slick
Punkin’ Crick
Wiscasset
Parent Teachers’ Association
P.T.A
Wiscasset-Westport Bridge
Donald Faulkingham
Lincoln Lodge
Lincoln County Fish and Game Association
Legion Hall
Fort Hill Street
First Congregational Church of
Montsweag
Saco
Riverside Cemetery Association
Mason Carter
Harold Shaw
Fernald Bailey
Roland Bailey
Woolwich
Agatha Lennox
Miss Lennox
Stanwood Gilman
Georgie Walker
Orono
Alice Galuin
Hazel Hopkins
Eleanor Jameson
Farm Bureau
Frances Jewett
Rosa Shea
Muriel Preble
Pearl Thorpe
Alice Baker
Stevens
Emma Drummond
Bowker
Ada Cross
Rittall
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Brant
New York City
Woolwich Grammar School
Weeks Street
Weeks
J. Haines
R. Johnson
C. Munsey
W. Munsey
Ramsay
Local residents and visitors noted in Camden and Augusta
Miss Margaret Troop returned to her home at 962 Middle Street after visiting her parents in Camden. Roy G. Stewart, owner of Stewart's Philcp Bates, and Republican candidate for State Senator from Sagadahoc county, was a business visitor in Augusta. Mrs. Edward Smith and sister Polly Moulton, both of Middle Street, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Woodbury in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, where Mrs. Woodbury is the former Miss Janette Smith, a Morse High School Home Economics teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Troop
Middle Street
James Troop
Camden
Roy G. Stewart
Stewart's
Philcp Bates
Sagadahoc County
Augusta
Edward Smith
Polly Moulton
Smith
Stephen Woodbury
Lunenberg
Mass
Woodbury
Janette Smith
Morse High School
Women Republicans Plan Meetings across county
A committee formed from the Republican County committee and the Saga dahoc Women’s Republican club met in City hall to plan Speakers’ Nights. Town chairs will decide local interest with Bowdoinham hosting May 10 and other towns Woolwich May 17 Topsham May 24 Bath June 14, plus a district September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Sagadahoc
Woolwich
Topsham
Bath
Etta Thurlow
Elford A. Stover
Philip H. Oliver
John L. Jack
Eleanor Blanchard
Cleveland P. Curtis
James Bruce, Jr
Bowdoinham
Earle A. McFee
Richmond
Bramwell Harford
Georgetown
Donald Leavitt
Morse Pupils Stage One-Act Play at Brunswick High
Morse High students presented the one act play Gray Bread at Brunswick High School Friday afternoon at 1 15. Directed by David Wetherell the production helped Morse win its State One-Act preliminaries though not advance to finals won by Madison High at Bowdoin College April 22. Cast included Riga Patty Barrows Solda Carolyn Rice Yoland Sue Watt Motka Anita Deering. Novelty numbers followed with Elaine Rackley Nancy Wilmer War ren Raynes Jackie Snipe Bob Sharkey Bob Jackson and Patty Barrows performing various pieces.
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Morse High School
Brunswick High School
David Wetherell
Madison High School
Bowdoin College
Riga
Patty Barrows
Solda
Carolyn Rice
Yoland
Sue Watt
Motka
Anita Deering
Elaine Rackley
Nancy Wilmer
Frankie
Johnnie
Warren Raynes
Old Man River
Jackie Snipe
Bob Sharkey
Bob Jackson
Linda Lovely
Dearie
New Postal Orders Curtail Bath Services
The postmaster general orders cutbacks in Bath with directory mail restricted to perishable or high value items. Window hours shift to 8 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Saturday starting May 1, money orders 8 am to 5 pm with noon Saturday closure. Residential route consolidations and second delivery elimination are being surveyed per House Appropriations Committee recommendations.
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Post Office Department
Bath
House Appropriations Committee
Social and Neighborhood Notes From Portland and Vicinity
Miss Betty Comeau of the Old Bath Brunswick road passed Sunday with friends in Portland. The Ran man family of 12 Valley road will move to their Summer home at Seguinland Georgetown this weekend. Mrs Elsie Small 19 Tallman Street employed at Shepards is a patient under treatment at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Comeau
Bath-Brunswick Road
Portland
Ran Man
Valley Road
Seguinland
Georgetown
Elsie Small
Tallman Street
Shepard's
Memorial Hospiital
Local Residents Return from Massachusetts and Prize Speaking Held
The Misses H. L. and C. E. Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks return from Massachusetts to Cedar Grove and Richmond Corner respectively. The annual prize speaking was won by John Weldon with Kay Lavallee second and Priscilla Allen third. Six Richmond Legionnaires attended the Dresden Mills minstrel show to honor local heroes Horace Gilpatrick Charles Prest and Elmer Berry Jr for saving a boy from falling through ice and the good citizenship awards will be kept by the receivers.
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H. L
C. E. Sheldon
Massachusetts
Fred Weeks
Cedar Grove
Mass
Ashley
Kennebec River
George Bailey
Randolph
Call's Hill
Alberta Little
Richmond Corner
Vernon Little
South Dresden
John Weldon
Kay Lavallee
Priscilla Allen
Dresden Mills
Richmond
Glenn Lamoreau
L. DeWitt
Joseph Whitmore
Charles Guiou
John Thrower
Maurice Pashard
Horace _ Gilpatrick
Charles Prest
Elmer Berry, Jr
Elmer
Horace
Girl Receives Reward for Restoring Lost Billfold
Carol S Hagerthy a 12 year old seventh grader at Mitchell school found a billfold on Washington street containing checks totaling 174.56 and returned it to school officials and police. Edwin L Rogers of Rogers Fuel Co Topsham awarded her 10 for the find. Carol is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hagerthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol S. Hagerthy
Mitchell School
Edwin L. Rogers
Rogers Fuel Co
Topsham
Carol
Washington Street
South
Washington Streets
Manley Grant
Albert Hagerthy
Denny Road
Plans to donate more acreage along Maine coast
The Maine coast area would gain additional acreage through gifts. Mr Reid plans to convey marsh land on the park west side to the State expanding park boundaries to Little River. A small stone building already belongs to the State and may become a museum. preservation plans exist.
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Maine
Reid
Little River
Park Commission
Parker Head PTA Elected Officers and Local News
Parker Head P T A met Thursday electing Mrs Earl Hamel president and Mrs Eugene Roges co president. Sunday School to join Mother's Day service at Phippsburg Center Congregational church May 14 at 230 PM with transport from Parker Head church. Various local visits and family news cited including military movements and residents’ travels.
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Parker Head
P.T.A
Earl Hamel
Eugene Roges
Charles Blaisdell
W. H. Wyman
Phippsburg Center Congregational Church
Mertie Shepard
Brunswick
Frieda Cloutier
John Warner
L. F. Lowell
Lowell
Florence Rollins
Walter Cushing
Francis Lander
New Haven
Conn
Millard Nadeau
Portland
Arthur Kriedler
YN2
USN
USS Petrie
Frances Morong
New London
Royce Young
Topsham
West Bath Grange confers first two degrees on 29 candidates
The West Bath grange initiated 29 candidates in the first two degrees led by the young people's degree team under Gladys Deehan. Officers named include Geraldine Driscoll as master and Carl Pinson Jr as overseer, with a full slate of lecturing, steward, secretary, and other posts. A mixed choir performed and tableaux were shown.
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West Bath Grange
Gladys Deehan
Geraldine Driscoll
Carl Pinson, Jr
Marie White
Marilyn Longley
William Moore
June Crockett
Peter Pinson
Elaine Renshaw
Claire Wing
Barbara Parks
Ceres
Grace Young
Pomona
Mary Burgess
Flora
Alice Deehan
Gordon Reil
David Thibeault
Erroll Clark
Anita Deering
Jean Lermond
Alice Jones
Barbara Thompson
Dora Collins
Barbara Longley
Thelma Sylvester
Sovers
Faith
Mrs Clinton A Flemming Hosts Gideon Auxiliary
Mrs Clinton A Flemming of 17 Andrews Road entertained members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Gideon Association Monday evening. May baskets were made for children at Memorial Hospital and refreshments were served.
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Clinton A. Flemming
Andrews Rad
The
Gideon Association
Memorial Hospital
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