Smith Tobey Post selects officers and district plans
The Smith-Tobey Post A L posts a slate of officers for the coming year at Thursday’s meeting. Election is set for May 16 after a two week posting. A Third District meeting with the Auxiliary is planned for May 18 at the Post home, with district commander election to follow.
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Smith-Tobey Post
A. L
Donald Gurney
Dstrict
John Sutter
Wiscasset
Bernard Cratg
Portland
Scott Kittredge
Recreation Committee
Robert Wagner
House
Heeman Norris
Greenblatt
First Baptist Ladies Rummage Sale a Success
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church ran a successful rummage sale in the church vestry under Vice President Mrs Minnie Pinkham. Assisting on the committee were Mrs Lotta Goodwin, Mrs Jennie Cameron, Mrs Ralph Blakeney, Mrs Elsie Crosby, Miss Mabel Lake and Mrs Myra Metcalf. The Circle plans its Spring sale for Friday May 17 and will name committees soon. Mr and Mrs Joseph Arsenault and family moved from 49 Union Street to 5 Andrews Road, a property bought from the Harri Skinner heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Minnie Pinkham
Lotte Goodwin
Jennie Cameron
Ralph Blakeney
Elsie Crosby
Mabel Lake
Myra Metcalf
Joseph Arsenault
Union Street
Andrews, Road
Harri Skinner Heirs
Inner Wheel Entertained Thursday At Sebasco Home Of Mrs Wyatt Albertson
Inner Wheel members were entertained at the Sebasco home of Mrs Wyatt H Albertson with guests bringing lunches. Hostess Mrs Charles B Doyle served dessert as business notes were shared by Mr Lynn M Bussey and others.
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Sebasco
Wyatt Albertson
Sebaseo
Wyatt H Alu
Charles B Doyle
Eugen
Desmond
Staines Hunter
Busness
Lynn M Bussey
Boauty Bink
Partivenie
Lineneen Anual
Striss
Hildreth
Pieter O¢hers
Andéginn
Bayard Fries
Forbes
John
Piri
J Crete
MacLennan Named Group's Temporary Chairman
The United Community Funds and Downstatls of Mine organized at a meeting in Ai vista Thirdas pans with B. Mac Lenin named temporary chairmen. Membership opens to professionals and key volunteers from local Community Chest and United Funds statewide. soon a chairman and vice chairman will be elected. member groups include Kennebec Valley, Banver-Breweer, Biddeford Saco, Lewiston Arburn and Lewiston, Waterville Area, Portland United Fund, and Bath Area United Fund.
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United Community Funds
Aivista Thirdas Pans
B. MacLenin
Eutire
Pbcakes
Eads
Merce
Uip
Professona
Kennebec Valley Community Chest
Banver-Breweer Community Chest Inc
Biddeford Saco Community Chest, Inc
Lewiston United Community Chest of
Arburn
Lewiston
Waterville Area Community Chest, Inc
Portland United Fund, Inc
Bath Area United Fund, Inc
Bath Letter Carriers Auxiliary Entertained and Reorganization
Members of the Bath Letter Carriers Auxiliary were entertained at the home of Edward Jo McManus on Tap 7 Pheasant Street. Five new members were initiated at a business session led by President Mrs Joseph McLaughlin. The May 24 supper featured by Mrs Cornish. meetings will be suspended as of November and fall pending.
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Pheasant Street
Edward Jo McManu
Dost
Williase Ketchup
Moe Herschel Labbe
Ste. George
Me Kellar
Mer Jis Ph Detand
Guy Hanes
Robert Kier
Mintr
Plaus
Iice
Witich Wy
Cotter
Joeph
rLaughlin
Cornish
Robert Perry
Morse High and Bath High Graduation Programs Collection
Bath man Hareoid Brown preserves Morse High and Bath High graduation programs dating back to 1867. The collection shows yearly graduations with class sizes and faculty counts, including the 1956 class of 136 grads and 29 faculty. He seeks any missing programs to complete the set.
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Bath Man
Hareoid
Brown
Morse High Schhol
Morse High School
Bath High School
Hetng
Ienas
Farley
Wesley
Winter Street Central
Elim Street
Rolscenes
Opera Hens Coloraton Theater
Alameds
Morse Figs
Brean
Winter Street Ladies Aid Plans All Day Meeting
Approximately 453 members of Minter Street Congregational Ladies Aid attended a meeting Friday. They reported a rummage sale planned for next Thursday at 1 pm in the men’s parlor and announced the annual Silver Tea on May 15. Committees and volunteers for decorations, serving, entertainment, and refreshments were named, with contributions invited to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minter Street Congregationalelocureh Ladies Aid
Ayeters
Angers
Horace Ward
Wunre Carlton
W. HO McGlinchy
Ernest Freeman
Homer Potter Owas
Alice Jorspeon
Kenneth Francisco
Delmar
Joan Sylvester
Nethe D'Arcy
Wallace Atwood
Alfred Condon
Percy Bailey
Homer Porter
Roy Akeley
Edgar Leavitt
Clifford B Wilband
Martin v B Sargent
Henry McCabe
Arthur K. Purington
Hopitally
Alice Varney
Clarence Fullerton
May Fellowship Day Service at Grace Church
An observance service for May Fellowship Day was held Friday afternoon at Grace Church parish house. Mrs Hare presided with Miss Jean Fleming of the pane. Mr EP Strube led in prayer while Mrs Uptarm and Miss Anna Hill reported on the Meine Council of Church Women meeting in Augusta. Helen L Hayes spoke as Bath Teachers Club president on Free Schools For Americas. Miss Hayes discussed Horace Mann and the educators’ aims echoing Mann’s ideals. Tea followed in the lower hall with Mrs Therese Hill and Mrs Fleming pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Hare'd Athen
Ervier
Jean Fleming
EP. Strube
Ted
Walter
Anna Hill
Meine Council of Church Women
Augusta
Upham
Fleming
Helen L. Hayes
Bath Teachers Club
Oceae
Hases
Uforace Mann
Mann
Clinton Fleming
Photographer Attends Eastman School in Rochester NY
Joseph B. Kachinski of Douglas Photo Shop and James Pierce of Brunswick attend the Eastman School of Portraiture in Rochester New York this week. Both men returned from wartime service and have been with their local studios since last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kachinski
Tapsham
Douglas Photo Shop
Eastman School of Portraiture
Rochester
N.Y
Chonski
Averias
T 7 Navy
Eastman School
Kachinski
James Pierce
Brunswick
DeMolay Chapter Plans Thursday Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Advisory Board of the th Chapter Order of DeMolay will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend.
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Th Chapter Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Wesley Church Groups Map Summer Activities and School Plans
The Wesley Methodist Church education group and school board met last week to outline Children’s Day exercises on June 9 at 10 15 AM with Carlyle Teter and a planning committee. They discussed a training event by Bath Council of Churches, library space needs, a clothing rack for the Primary Department, tables for the Junior Department, and a summer continuation of the Junior Church program. A film on the church school goals was shown and a departmental discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Education
Churen School Board
Wesley Methodist
Melomek
Sut
Methst
Neale
Dominice
Bath Council of Churches
Sedzgvick Gmi Ofa
Earle Krimnold
Mise Drucidle Fielding
Eliabeth Fielding
Washington DC
Teis
Mare King
Charles Marble
Enuren
Walter Upsala
Totman Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Totman of 424 Wahirzion Street marked their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house in the forenoon and two viewing periods in the afternoon. The day also included Mrs Totman’s 79th birthday and a family party with two cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Totman
Wahir Zion Street
Totman
Tetmaan
Lisbon
Daniel Stover
Totmans
Vivian Pottle
Agnes Greene
Marjorie Daigk
Mrs. Totman
Everyday Salads Topic At Extension Service
Mrs Marion Berry led a program on Everyday Salads at Bath Extension Service meeting in Hyde Park Community building. Fourteen members and guest Mrs Maurice Hathorne sampled salads with dressings, next topic Know Your Calories led by Miss Jean Spearing. Ruby Peach dessert salad prepared by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Berry
Bath Extension Service
Hyde Park
Maurice Hathorne
Berry
Miss Jean
Spearing Home Demonstraion
Albert Roberson
Ro‘and Farnham
Doris Bourgoin
Huse PTA Observes Family Night This Thursday
Huse Memorial PTA will host a family night Thursday at 6 PM. Parents are urged to attend with children for a box lunch, coffee, and milk. Children will enjoy movies and games while officers are installed by Mrs. Charles T. Small.
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Huse Memorial P. T. A
P.T. A
Association
Charles T. Small
Baker Campbell marriage announced in Bath ceremony
Announcement lists Fred L. Baker and Evelyn Campbell wed in Bath on Saturday. Probate Judge Harold J. Rubin officiated. The couple reside in Middletown Connecticut where Baker works. Bride daughter of Mae Campbell of Georgetown. Baker son of Clyde K. Baker and Mrs. Baker of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Baker
Evelyn Campbell
Bath
Harold J. Rubin
Middletown
Conn
Mae Campbell
Georgetown
Baker
Clyde K. Baker
Woolwich
Children's Home Director to Speak at Club 42 Meeting
Linwal Brown, director of the Sweetier Children's Home at Seco, will be guest speaker at Club Forty-Two on May 22. The club will host the lecture with refreshments by several members, and members are urged to be prompt.
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Children’s Home Director
Club 42
Linwal Brown
Sweetier
Seco
Arthur Sturtevent
George Sarkis
James Daly
Bertsand Laveie
Joseph Mullaney
Down Town
Lavoie
Sturtevant
Mullaney
Sarkis
Vais
Clark
Leonard Smith
Edward Jones
William Ketchum
Dana Senett
John Tartox
Rewrence Wyman
William Green
Edith Small
Norman Seekins
Milton Foter
Allan Thayer
Harry Allen
Paul Hart
Howard Ferr
Ira Dusgan
Pre-Nuptial Shower for Miss Gail Sukeforth
Miss Gail Sukeforth of North Jathh was guest of honor at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs George Young and Mrs Donald Gurney on Wirling Road. She will wed David Dodge of Woolwich in June. Guests included Mrs Philip Tardiff and many neighbors who offered best wishes and gifts.
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Gail Sukeforth
North Jathh
George Young
Donald Gurney
Philip Tardiff
Mary Lou Vardiff
Calvin Wing
David Henderson
Edvin Rogers
Harry Higgins
Willard McCabe
Nancy Thurston
Samuel London
Herbert Rogers
Robert Kaler
Clarence Rown
John de Groot
Rose Higgins
Harry Nelson
Arthur Berry
Alta Hill
Jarvis Snyder
John Rockefeller
Kenneth Rockefelier
James Rockeflier
Clarence Moore
Viola Seavey
William Nadeau
Raymond Nadeau
Cedric Sukeforth
Eugene Sukeforth
Chester Wright
Women's Golf Club Plans Summer Events and Tournaments
The Bath Golf Club Women meet to set summer events including a July 13 Bogie tournament and an Aug 10 Handicap event. Ringers pair monthly for two handicap groups, Pinehurst Foursomes begin May 17 every other week, and Ladies Days start May 16 each Thursday. Club opening party is June 15 with reservations at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Golf Club
Dean Shaw
Clarence Eaton
Carl R. Dearborn
Pinehurst
Alfred Parks
Woolwich Women's Bowling Club Annual Banquet Held
The Woolwich Women's Bowling Club closed its season with a banquet at the Eagle hotel Brunswick. The Clover Leafs won the team trophy listing Helen Reed Ruth Belanger Doris Carter Harriet Brown and Myla Darnell. Verna Cornish captured high single 128 high three strings 304 and high average 91 with guests Mary St Pierre and Harriet Hay in attendance.
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Woolwich Women’s Bowling Club
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Clover Leafs
Helen Reed
Ruth Belanger
Doris Carter
Harriet Brown
Myla Darnell
Verna Cornish
Elvah Edwards
Eva Leblanc
Sadie Caouette
Ruth Leavitt
Arlene Strout
Cynthia Phillips
Kay Sullivan
Eleanor Armstrong
Polly Rockefellow
Anita Michaud
Marjorie Hanson
Millie Coombs
Ruth Orr
Mary St. Pierre
Harriet Hay
Nequasset Extension Group Plans Anniversary Tea
Nequasset Extension Service the oldest group in Sagadahoc County will mark its 20th year with a tea at the Good Will clubhouse in Woolwich on June 12. Mrs Marjorie Woetter was named refreshments chairman and Mrs Florence Hathorne and Mrs Ethel Bailey will trace the group history for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Extension Service
Sagadahoc County
Good Will
Woolwich
Marjorie Woetter
Florence Hathorne
Ethel Bailey
Jean Spearin
Ruth Farnham
Alta Robinson
Albert Bailey
Kay Beals
Topsham
Five Bath Scouts Named for National Jamboree
Five Bath youths listed as Jamboree Troop 22 members will attend the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania from July 10 to 20. Scouts Scott Alexander David Wallace Harry C McCaffrey Donald Nadine and Wayne Robbins are led by Scoutmaster Harvey Woodbury with Raymond W Henry and Stewart McAllister as assistant scoutmasters. The Pine Tree Council BSA fielded 12 leaders and 148 scouts and explorers from 10 counties. The Bath group reports to Camp Hinds July 7 for three days of training before heading to Portland and Valley Forge.
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Bath
Valley Forge
Scott Alexander
David Wallace
Harry C. McCaffrey
Donald Nadine
Wayne Robbins
Harvey Woodbury
South Portland
Raymond W. Henry
Cape Elizabeth
Stewart McAllister
Pine Tree Council
BSA
Unclaimed Estates Listed By the County Treasurer
Sagadahoc County Treasurer lists unclaimed estates held in special accounts with amounts due to beneficiaries. Names include Edward E. Austin and Harry F. Scott among others with sums ranging from $1 to $338.90. Property holders or heirs may contact the treasurer for more details.
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Sagadahoc
Edward E. Austin
George W. Collins
William Gallant
Robert B Gillman
Joseph C. Greenleaf
Gardner Hunt
Winfield S. Hunt
Margaret Nason
Guy E Parkhurst
E. Mortimer Patten
Oscar Patten
Elsia May Robbins
Carrie M. Buckley
Harry F. Scott
James Smith
Clifton C. Stockhouse
Elizabeth Titecomb
Elsworth Williams
Marie McMann Hosts Supper Party for 12th Birthday
Marie McMann daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J McMann entertained with a supper party for her 12th birthday Tuesday last week at her Pleasant street home. She is a sixth grade pupil at Lillian E Fisher school and received gifts from Rosa lie Huggard Loretta and Andrea Knight Janice Payson Mariette Small Patricia Morin and Margaret and Joyce Wetherington. A large birthday cake was cut and guests enjoyed a social evening with games.
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Marie McMann
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street
Marie
Lillian E. Fisher
Rosalie Huggard
Loretta
Andrea Knight
Janice Payson
Mariette Small
Patricia Morin
Margaret
Joyce Wetherington
History of Bath Club Meets With Mrs Haggett
History of Bath Club of Bath Junior High met at Mrs. Fred Haggett’s home in Phippsburg Center. She spoke on local history, including the Minott shipyard, and showed pictures of Phippsburg ships and old village scenes. Accompanying were Miss Almena Jaques, Mrs. Orris Ames and Mrs. Virginia Rowe.
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History_of Bath club
Bath
Fred Haggett
Phippsburg Center
Bowdoinham Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Bowdoinham reports a women's extension meeting on storage space with plans for a Saturday food sale at the Bowdoinham school and library. Auxiliary fire department rummage sale set for 1:30 p.m. at the fire house. Mother's Day events, church activities, and a barn dance fund-raiser noted. Personal items include visitors, illnesses, travel, and marriage intentions filed in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Andrew Peterson
Peterson
William Maloon
Ralph McEwen
Bowdoinham School
Fire Department
Coombs
Gladys Peterson
Lena Hackett
Lucille Jewell
Nancy MacDonald
Barbara Hackett
Helen Millay
Vivian Dodge
Evelyn Merrill
Dean Kelly
Frances Fides
Miriam Rideout
Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Church of the Nazarene and the Baptist Church
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bath
Couples Club of the
Baptist Church
Noah's Ark Club
The
Millay Homestead
Baptist meeting elects officers and hears mission talk
Warren Harris of Georgetown was elected to the State Committee on Ordination and Mrs. Robert Coombs of West Bath as auditor. Maurice Hutchins of West Harpswell named preacher for the Fall. John Miller of Freeport and Ralph Blakeney of Bath head the Laymen’s work. The Rev. Robert C. Bradford of Honolulu gave the missionary message, with other speakers from Maine and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harris
Georgetown
Robert Coombs
West Bath
Maurice Hutchins
West Harpswell
John Miller
Freeport
Ralph Blakeney
Bath
Robert C. Bradford
First Baptist Church
Honolulu
Hawaii
Frank T. Litteran
Boston
Royal Ambassador
Ocean Park
Eugene Cream
Lewiston
United Baptist Association of Maine
Elmer M. Bentley
Augusta
Maine United Baptist Association
Felceh
Mr. Allen
Benjamin Bubar
Waterville
Vernon Legge
Hutchins
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Georgia Lacy
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Jane Foater
May Jann’ Nuvent
Peggy Moriarty
Martha Hederman
Thomas Perry
Linda McCole
Thomas McKay
Donald Hinds
Sophie MacPherson
Edmund Arsenault
William Bourque
Alfred King
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George Lacy
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Winter Street Ladies’ Aid
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Swanville
Walter Wood
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