Richmond Lions Club hosts Fathers and Sons Night at River View
The Richmond Lions Club held Fathers and Sons Night at the River View hotel with each member bringing a boy. Various town residents attended events and visits, including speakers and guests from Beulah Rebekah lodge and local chapters, while clubs and families reported recent travels and local happenings around Richmond.
Badges Presented to Girl Scout Troop 2 in April
Girl Scouts of Wild Rose troop No. 2, led by Mrs. Donald F. Preble, received April badges for Second class, Housekeeper, Homemaker, Health Winner, Home Nurse, Laundress and Hostess with members named. Carrie Sanders and Barbara Matter earned Health Winner, Home Nurse, and Housekeeper. May activities include first aid, signalling, map making, and a May breakfast and rally planned by troop leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of Wild Rose Troop
Donald F. Preble
Phyllis Young
Marjorie Nichols
Catherine E. Leonard
Alice Dennison
Jean Dennison
Mary Anderson
Ida Cohen
Joyce Cook
Catherine McAllister
Barbara Freeman
Helen Tabor
Doris Stickney
Janette W. Smith
Lewis E. Spicer
R.N
Priscilla Trott
Barbara Pitman
Doris Stick
Westport Notes on Local Visitors and Movements
Sunday guests included Amos Knights and Olive Merrill visiting Mrs. Jonas Knights. Brian M. Jewett left for Bangor for work at a broadcasting station. Virginia Jewett earned the Davenport scholarship at Morse High School. Bath visitors included Belle Tilton and mother at their cottage The Cedars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Knights
Olive Merrill
Jonas Knights
Brian M. Jewett
Bangor
Virginia Jewett
Davenport
Morse High School
Bath
Belle Tilton
Mother
the Cedars
James Harper
Francis Miller
Squam Creek
Richard Rines
Lawrence Colby
Wiscasset
James Apt
Fred Greenleaf
Bobby Boothby
Fort Williams
Maud Webber
Richard Roberts
Robert Greenleaf
Union School Committee
Sagadahoc Ferry
Winners of State Federation one act play contest May 15
The State Federation of Women's Clubs Department of Literature will announce winners on Bates Literature Day May 15. Mrs. C. W. Nelson of Norway, the state literature chairman, has overseen the feature and final judges are now evaluating the plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women's Clubs Department of Literature
Bates
C. W. Nelson
Norway
Bay Point Summer News Highlights Georgetown Bath
Ralph Spinney returns to Bay Point from Bath for the season and Miss Maud Thayer hosts a birthday cottage gathering at West Georgetown. The region reports light road work, a small woods fire on Trafton Hill, cottage visitors from Auburn and Bath, and local school and church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Spinney
Bay Point
Bath
Maud Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
West Georgetown
Seward F. Emmons
Roy M. Newman
William A. Todd
John Wilson
Walter T. Powers
Harold Robinson
Auburn
Alex Cuimningham
Trafton Hill
First Baptist Church
Five Islands
LeClair
John Grindell
Harold Brown
Morse High School
Kennebec Point
Cecil Stevens
Edgar Warren
Waldo Brown
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Lown
Walter FE. Reid
Alex Cunningham
Ernest Heald
Herbert Hunt
Augusta
B. H. Woodside
Nancy Russell
William Mains
Chester Horne
T. N. Williams
Hallowell
Beacon Junior Aid Stages Musical Comedy "Punkin Center Choir"
The Ladies of Beacon Street Church Junior Aid staged a humorous musical comedy titled Punkin Center Choir on Monday evening. The cast featured Widow Botts Wood and many church members with music ranging from accordion and violin solos to piano numbers and humorous readings. The show was directed by Mrs Carleton W. Andrews and attracted a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Aid of
Beacon Street Church
Punkin Center
Botts Wood
Beth Snodgrass
Sanford B. Nickerson
Birdie Cackle
Arthur G. Gilmore
Tessie Tooms
Samuel A. Morse
Jessie Snyder Boomer
Carleton W. Andrews
Sadie Harp
Harold L. Miller
Mandy Humopslinger
Edward LeMoine
Kathleen Harkins
Geraldine Nickerson
Frank H. Reinoeh
Carl H. Pinson
Warren A. Parris
D. Leroy Lord
H. Martin Powers
Roy Bradford
Omar C. Stevens
Fred D. Pinkham
Kenneth P Haskell
Visitors Tour 1939 World Fair Exhibit in Empire State Building
Harry L. Horne of 50 Oliver Street is among more than 8,000 daily visitors who viewed the preliminary exhibit of the New York World's Fair of 1939 at the Empire State Building located at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
From Belmont to Hollywood Jean Rogers rises in film world
Eleanor Lovegren of Belmont Massachusetts known as Jean Rogers rises in Hollywood after being discovered by Charles R Rogers. She signs with Universal plays leading roles in serials and later full length features. Rogers trains in acting singing and piano and works hard with early mornings and strict studio habits. Her career path from soda clerk to star is marked by natural looks and smart career choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Studios
Eleanor Lovegren
Bemont
Mass
Jean Rogers
Bath
Belmont High
Jean
Boston Post
Arthur C. Lemont
Washington Street
Lemonts
Lemont Street
Malcolm McKinnon
Watertown
Mary F. Steele
Lemont
Belmont
Hollywood
Beau Drummer
Eleanor
Charles R. Rogers
Paramount
United States
U. S
Eleanora
Mr. Rogers
Universal
Rogers
Ood
Will Rogers
Warner Bros
Pearl White
Miss Rogers
West Coast
Wesley M E Church Ladies to Host Public Supper
The Wesley M E church ladies aid will serve a public supper in the vestry Friday from 5:30 to 7:00. Menu includes pressed veal mashed potatoes string carrots cabbage salad rolls cake and coffee. Chairwoman Mrs William Davis with a team of assistants and ticket leader Mrs Wilfred C Trott. The Friday meeting is omitted and the aid will meet Friday afternoon May 14 at 8 Elsinore Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Wesley M. FE Church
William Davis
Harris T. Rodick
William Hosmer
Ellery E Whittemore
William A Coombs
Wilfred C Trott
Harris T Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
New Morse Year Book Celebrates 25th Class Anniversary
The Times Co. prepares a 1937 Morse High School year book featuring a picture from the class of 1912 for its 25th anniversary. Harold Thompson led the class as president and history compiled from records and newspaper files will appear. This new feature may be followed by future classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times Co
Morse Highchool
Harold Thompson
Five Islands Lumber Arrives for Malden Island Dining Area
Five Islands reports lumber delivery for the Malden Island dining room and kitchen with work underway. Builders include contractor F. G. Greenough of North Edgecomb. Residents bid and visit, with families from Bath, Bath Iron Works, and nearby towns noted among St. Croix era community activity.
Bowdoin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Lewiston visitors the Douglass family spent the weekend at their cottage on the Douglass road. Vesta Ackley returned from Belmont Mass where she spent winter with her daughters. East Bowdoin Ladies plan a meeting with Mrs Erland Rogers. Starbird couple returned from Boston. Ang ie Partitton and Mrs Charle Babb attended United Baptist services in Lewiston. Bowdoinham guests Samuel Enman and Richard visited Charles and Mrs Babb. ROF D route summer schedule started May 1 with Karl Hatch and Oscar Hatch as carriers. Erland Rogers shows improvement. Bath visitors included Charles Babb and Clifford Starbird. Freshman prize speaking contest awarded William Sutherland and Cassie Pashkus prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
River View
Fathers and Sons
Charles Gillis
Grammar School
George Harriman
Myrtle
Gertrude
Clifton Norri
Wayne
Lois White
Augusta
E. L. White
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Liberty Rebekah Lodge
Auburn
Granite City Rebekah Lodge
Hallowell
Marilla Tarr
Enterprise Orange Ladies’ Aid
Front Street
Robert Stewart
Donald Gram
Fred Elliott
Ethel Foster
Nellie Cobb
Gardiner
Annie Stinson
Harold Rollins
Bowdoinham
Carmel
Rose of Sharon
Margaret Bailey
Clifford Gray
E. O. Tarr
Maurice Rankins
Ella Gray
Chestnut Street
Roscoe G. Bailey
Bath
Minnie Foster
N. B. Cortell
Saugus
Mass
Frank K. Jack
Dorothy Averill
Portland
Harold Averill
C. Leavens Eldridge
New London
Conn
Alba Small
Topsham
E. O. Tart
Wilbur Tart
Vermont
J. W. Hartford
Vera Meserve
Wallace Baker
Joseph Costellow
Kennebunk
Maurice Costellow
Richmond
Alton Shaw
Raymond Blair
Fall River
George Wren
Brunswick
Harry Whitney
Harry Curran
Dana Williamson
North New Portland
Laura Stilphen
Russell Ring
Lewiston
Gwendolyn Tarr
P. Cadenelli
Main Street
Clifton Toothaker
Herbert Mansir
Arthur Mansir
Edward Mansir
Agnes Gilbert
Waterville
Ernest Herbert
Herbert
Edward Herbert
Bowman Colburn
Shirley
Boston
Georgia Wakefield
Clearwater, Fla
Arthur LaChance
Colby
Ida McLeod
John McLeod
Genevieve Hartford
South Pleasant Street
John O Brien
Hawkes
Arthur Jackson
Maurice Haynes
Joseph
Erva Cooper
Ralph Putnam
Randolph
Rebecca Rogers
Pleasant View Farm
Calais
Alten Cooper
Bridge Street
Miss Farnsworth
Minola Farnsworth
Helen Marriner
Elizabeth Nichols
Della Grondin
Abbie McKenney
Daisy Mealey
Jean Nichols
Jesse Haley
Jennie Broderick
Myrtle Street
Lee Hale
Merline Thompson
Dummerstreet
Bay Point Cottage
Walter Schoepfer
United Baptist Association
Edward Wren
Phippsburg
Sewall Webster
Indian Point Road
W. I. Noyes
Ralph Gould
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Howard M.trafton
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Ralph Scott
Boothbay Harbor
West Georgetown
Center School
Ruth M. Powers
Walter Newdick
Augusta Rowe
Bay Point
Carol Deering
Harry Stone
Roland Whitehouse
W. A. Todd
Buddy Spinney
Malden Island
F. G. Greenough
North Edgecomb
Madelyn Berry
Mabel Dickey
William L. Berry
Percy Allen
Oakland
E. M. Horton
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
C. M. Bigelow
Walter Moore
Charles Davis
Sedgemere Road
Harold Pinkham
Victor Pinkham
Thomas M. Hagan
Georgetown
J. G Stevens
Percy Savage
Milton Pinkham
D.L. Howard
Leon Williams
Waltham
Williams
Olive
Leon, Jr
Ada MacGillivary
Percy MacGillivary
Earland Moore
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
George Hanna
Earle MacMahan
Walter E. Reid
Joseph G. Stevens
Muriel
Louise
Five Islands
Grange Hall
Earle MacManhan
Mr. MacMahan
Natalie McNeil
Chester MacMahan
Merton Pinkham
Ardene Pinkham
Five Island
Philip Campbell
Maurice Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
Shirley Moore
Marie Rittall
Peasy Gray
Audrey Pinkham
Helen Pinkham
Ruth Pierce
Mina
Southport
Oscar Douglass
Phyllis
Douglass Road
Vesta Ackley
Belmont
George Sweet East
United Baptist Church
J. C. Starbird
Clyde
Oscar Hatch
Erland Rogers
Charles Babb
Clifford Starbird
Brenton Armstrong Auto Crash Victim Beads Family Calls
Mrs Howard Barter and Herman her brother Owen Armstrong and Mr and Mrs William Aver left for Schenectady New York after the death of Brenton Armstrong in a Sunday afternoon auto crash on the Troy road. Brenton Armstrong a retired merchant was son of David and Louisa Armstrong of Windsor Nova Scotia and Bath. He leaves a wife five sisters and two brothers.
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Howard Barter
Herman
Owen Armstrong
William Aver
Schenectady
N. Y
Brenton Armstrong
Troy Road
David and
Louisa ‘Dunn’ Armstrong
Windsor
N.S
Bath
William Ayer
Winship Street
Ayer
Barter
Philip Duffy
Hollywood
Fla
Oda Spicer
Harry Staples
New York
Clifton Armstrong
Brunswick
Lawson Armstrong
Bath-Brunswick
Mill Pond
Harriet B Potter 89 widow of Ed win A Potter dies in Florida
Harriet B Potter 89 widow of Ed win A Potter formerly of Bath died May 3 after a long illness at her Winter Park Florida home Mr Potter died January 1936 born Georgetown Center May 11 1848 She is survived by two sons William C Potter Edwin A Potter Jr and daughter Mrs William Stuart Forbes Funeral services will be private at the Church of the Advent Westbury New York at noon Saturday May 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet B. Potter
Edwin A. Potter
Bath
Winter Park
Fla
Potter
Georgetown Center
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Spinney
Millis
Arrowsi
Summer Street
John A Morse
Huband
American Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Society of Colonial Dames
L. T Bancroft
Portland
William C. Potter
The
Guaranty Trust Co
Edwin A Potter, Jr
William Stuart Forbes
Hamilton
Mass
Parker Rovers
Pitch Pine Hill
Phippsburg
Church of the Advent
Westbury
Gladys L Oliver dies after illness at Bath home
Gladys L Oliver age 43 wife of Alfred M Oliver died Wednesday at home 132 Dummer Street after a two weeks illness She was born in Boothbay Harbor to Norris and Bertha Young and had lived in Bath most of her life Besides her parents and husband...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladye L. Oliver
Alfred M. Oliver
Dummer Street
Boothbay Harbor
Norris
Bertha ‘Hamilton
Bath
Obituary Notice for Bath Woman and Family Members
She leaves six children Clarence Kenneth Donald Lena Richard and Louisa all at home four brothers Louis H Lawrence E Richard M and Russell Young all of Bath and one sister Mrs William H Catlin of Portland The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at two in her late home 132 Dummer street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Kenneth Donald
Lena
Richard
Louisa
Louis H
Lawrence E
Richard M
Russell Young
Bath
William H. Catlin
Portland
Dummer Street
Dowling Widow Mrs Jannett Dowling Funeral Held
The funeral for Mrs Jannett Dowling widow of Edmond Dowling was held Thursday afternoon at two at 15 Green Street the home of her nephew Harry L Day. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Gracechurch officiated with bearers Edward N Hartnett Clarence I Lane George P Larrabee and Charles C Toothaker. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannett Dowling
Edmond Dowling
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Gracechurch
Edward N. Hartnett
Clarence I. Lane
George P. Larrabee
Charles C. Toothaker
Oak Grove
Funeral for Alonzo B. Parks Held at Curtis Home
The funeral service for Alonzo B. Parks was held Wednesday at 11 AM at Fred S. Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street. Dr David L Wilson of Central Church officiated. Bearers were Delmar Bates Daniel Munro Frank Reynolds and William Robbins. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo B. Parks
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Delmar Bates
Daniel Munro
Frank Reynolds
William Robbins
Oak Grove
Funeral for Nellie A. Rogers Held in Somerville
Committal service for Nellie A. Rogers, wife of Fred Rogers of Somerville Massachusetts, was held Wednesday at Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev Frederick P. Moffatt of Corliss Street Church conducted the service upon the body's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie A. Roger
Fred Rogers
Somerville
Mass
Oak Grove
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Ranger Mast Set For America Cup Contender Departure
Harold K. Vanderbilt’s 300 000 Ranger is towed from Bath to Newport with the 165 foot main mast in position after stepping. Builder Bath Iron Works uses crane to hoist the mast in an hour. Ranger departure is planned for May 15 aboard Vanderbilt’s Vara yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Vanderbilt
Ranger
Newport
R. 1
Bath Iron Works Corp
W. Starling Bursess
Burgess
Vanderbilt
Vara’ President
Hyde camp team earns draw against Belfast in Belfast match
The toucd degree team of T. W. Hyde camp, including 47 travelers from Belfast and Auxiliary members, was complimented for its showing in competition with Belfast. Judges declared a draw after both teams finished. Hyde camp hopes to compete with more teams statewide this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Saul UW
Belfast
Hyde
Oluson
Mrs. Charlotte E O Brien Returns Home From Florida Trip
Mrs. Charlotte E O Brien returns to 3 Cobb Road after spending the winter in Clearwater Florida Enroute home she stopped in Norfolk Virginia for a visit with Mrs Arthur Lan née
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Charlotte E O Brien
Cobb Road
Clearwater
Fla
Norfolk
Arthur Lan
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Wild Rose Troop No. 2
Westport
Beacon Junior Aid
Pumpkin Center
Aubrey E. Steen
Mrs
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Belinda Snix
Frank H. Reinochl
Sally Etta Pickle
Lula P Herbert Grandman Howler
Maurice B. Shea
Hezekiah Doolittle
Curtis L. Hughes
Samantha Sniggins
Archie M. Wishart
Bowdoin
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William Sutherland
Glen Ridge
N. J
Cassie Pashkus
Lisbon Falls
Sutherland
Toussaint L
Pashkus
Bath Savings Institution
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Gladys L. Oliver
MES. Rogers’ Funeral
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Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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