Dromore Farm Bureau Hosts Tea At Topsham Grange Hall
Members of the Dromore Farm Bureau attended National Home Demonstration Week tea at Topsham Grange Hall. ACounty Farm Bureau presented a chest of silver to Beryl Barton home demonstration agent for her upcoming marriage. Other items note Oak Leaf club gathering in Winneganee, Mother and Daughter banquet plans, and various local club activities and personal items.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
National Home Demonstration
Topsham Grange Hall
Clarence Skhofield
Albert Gray
Harold Selvey
Lawrence Thayer
Clinton Eals
Willard Blair
Stanton Dozois
Frank Cutting
Raymond Campbell
Beryl Barton
Oak Leaf Club
Arthur Totmar
Winneganee
William Rader
Chester King
Supt
Stanwood Gilman
Center P. T. A
Bernard Estey
Portland
Boy Scouts
Parker Head
Charles L. Stevens
Bodwell Grange
Perley Quimby
Bernard Henderson
Swanton Wyman
Herbert Scott
Melvin Pratt
John Howe
Leo Hamel
Maurice Pye
Truman Roberts
Truman Roberts, Jr
Raymond McIintire
Gilman
Swanton Wyman, Jr
Ceres
Pomona
Flora
Mark Harrington
Carl McIntire
Lester Oliver
Bert Nisbet
Castine
West Bath
Dromore
Friendship Club
West Point
Maud Thayer
Lewis Alexander
Roger Gilliam
Martin Eaton
Ida Nordlund
Dromore Grange Hall
Frederick Haggett
Perley
Quimby
Clifford Pye
Center Church
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Eugene Winslow
Rock Gardens Inn
Orville Lozier
Frank Scott
Philip Jacob
Leslie Darling
Lewis Lowell
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Mary Dannenfelser
Bodwell Orange
Carl McIntyre
Small Point
Parker
Sally Lowell
H. ,D. Mank Sr
Man
Walter Cushing
Florence Rollins
Willard Percy
Burleigh Williams
Ethel McElroy
Bath
Elmer Allard
Allen Johnson
Mechanic Falls
Leroy Perkins
Dennis
Winnegance
James Heald
Eric Carson
Phippsburg
George Ingraham
Charles Talbot
Glenda
Roy Greene
Marcia McDonald
T. B
Arthur Harrington
John Kriedler
Frances Morong
Los Angeles
Calif
Kriedler
California
L. D. Lowell
Bangor
Maine Maritime Academy
W. H. Wyman
Leroy
Irwin Daley
New Hampshire
Alston Oliver
Herbert Bassett
Boston
Samuel Sternberg
Medford
Walter Percy
Waban
Mass
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarence Sheffield
Tommy
Perkins Island
F. W. Arndt
Doris
Cleveland, O
Lisbon Falls
J. W Libby
Laurence Thayer Earl Lowell
J. Frank Mezenski
U. S. N. Quonset Point
R. J
Community Notices and Local Appointments Report
The Mother and Daughter Dinner committee met with Mrs. Stanwood C. Gilman at Ashdale to finalize plans for a forthcoming banquet. Church and club activities include the Christian Service commit tet meeting at Rock Garden Inn with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Winslow, and the Popham circle gathering with Mrs. Nancy Welch. Mrs. Ernest Oliver acts as president after Mrs. Robert Pye’s resignation and weekly meetings were discontinued.
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Stanwood C. Gilman
Ashdale
Christian Service
Rock Garden Inn
Sebasco
E. C. Winslow
Popham Circle
Nancy Welch
Ernest Oliver
Robert Pye
Lawrence Taylor
Riverside
Herbert Sprague
Candy’s Harbor
William Wallace
Bath
George Oliver
Boston
Leon Fickett
Winterport
Caswell Strout
Portland
Ernest Shepard
Fairfield
Ralph O. Dale
Marguerite McNulty
Walter Snipe
Greeley Institute
Cumberland Center
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Ledgewood
Seguin
Roger Oliver
Howard Spinney
Maine General Hospital
Charles Stimson
Nancy Rounds
South Pasadena
California
Mary Sturdevant
Llewellyn
Gayton
Popham Beach
Stewart Seeks State Senate Seat in Sagadahoc
Roy G. Stewart of Woolwich seeks the Republican nomination for State senator from Sagadahoc county in the June primaries. Born in Chelsea Massachusetts he moved to Bath in 1941 as Sears Roebuck store division manager. Since 1946 he has run a Bath radio shop. He is married with one son and serves in local civic groups.
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Roy G. Stewart
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Chelsea
Mass
Bath
Sears Roebuck New Store
Stewart
Woolwich P. T. A
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Maine Civil Defense and Public Safety Organization
Clam license warnings and local farm bureau tea noted
Warden at Swansea warns clamdiggers to obtain 1950 licenses before May 1 as tides run low at Cox's Head flats. Nine Dromore Farm Bureau members attended the Twin County National Home Demonstration tea at Topsham grange hall with about 300 attendees.
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Swansea Burns
Bath
Cox’s Head Flats
Dromore Farm Bureau
Twin County National Home
Topsham Grange Hall
Mildred Schrumf
Bangor
Twin County
Althea Campbell
Evelyn Beals
Lucy Cutting
Lillian Blair
Addie Seavey
Priscilla Thayer
Annette Sheffield
Ruth Gray
Gladys Dozois
Edith Perkins
Earle B. Perkins
Cranberry Point
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Goodwin
Nathaniel Percy
Portland
Lawrence Thayer
Jane
Earl Lowell
Parker Head
Lewis Lowell
Moore Home
Clarence Wallace
Weston
Ernest Wood
Mrs Fraser Visiting Somerville Relatives
Mrs. Coleman Fraser is spending a few weeks in Somerville Massachusetts visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Rufus Small.
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Mrs. Coleman Fraser
Somerville, Mass
Mrs
Rufus Small
Morse Edges Brunswick In Late Rally For Victory
Morse High defeated Brunswick High 9 to 4 at Edwards Field to stay atop the Androscoggin Valley League standings. Ricky Davis pitched six innings before Morse erupting in the seventh and eighth, with Dick Johnson, Henrikson, Jack, Champion, Philbrick, and Munsey driving key hits and runs. Brunswick mustered a lone fourth inning score as Morse seized control late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Ricky Davis
Davis
Brunswick High
Edwards Field
Brunswick
Morse
Lewiston
Dick Johnson
College Towners
Husky Morse
Jackson
Jimmy Smith
Henrikson
Jerry Jack
Frank Torrey
Jack
Doug Champion
Bob Philbrick
Philbrick
Brad Stover
Sonny Munsey
Bob Snowman
Snowman
Munsey
Smith
Champion
Blue and White
Johnson
Pret Cowley
Harris
Dick Whittier
Stover
Cowley
Thibeault
Brown
Sylvester
Aldee Leeman
Jason A Merrill Hospitalized At Memorial Health
Jason A Merrill, superintendent of public welfare, is a patient at Memorial hospital. The report notes his admission and current condition without further details.
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Jason A. Merrill
Public Welfare
Memorial Hospital
Talented Pupsil Present The Mikado To Large Audience
Cen tral Grammar School glee club staged The Mikado at Morse High auditorium in two acts with Ja panese scenery. Nancy Pratt as Nanki Poo drew applause alongside strong turns by Robert McRae as the Mikado and Marcia Marquis as Ko Ko. Doris White was pianist and Nina Robbins directed the production with extensive off stage help from students and teachers.
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Central Grammar School Glee Club
Morse High Auditorium
Japan
Nancy Pratt
Nanki-Poo
Robert McRae
Marcia Marquis
Ko-Ko
Arthur Burns
Poo-Bah
Hazel Warner
Barbara Ireland
Marjorie Bourget
Katisha
Patti Hayes
Pitti-Sing
Florence Fullerton
Peep-Boo
Carolyn McKay
Earlene Libby
Martha Holmes
Patricia Brewer
Patsy Foss
Jane Breton
Jane Ledyard
Jean Brown
Roberta Morse
Two Drivers Fined in Municipal Court
William Wallace of High Street paid a $25 fine and $4.70 in costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving on Sunday along High Street, following a complaint by Officer Edward Newell. Emil Schott of Lewiston paid $6.10 for operating a vehicle without a 1950 inspection sticker. Two local men were found guilty of intoxication by Judge Gardiner R. Deering, each fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
High Street
Municipal Court
Edward Newell
Emil Schott
Lewiston
Gardiner R. Deering
City Council Opposes Parking Plan On Center Street
City Manager Ralph Mittendorf submits that eliminating parking on both sides of Center Street from Washington to the railroad tracks could improve safety. He notes potential liability if an accident occurs and asks the council for advice while weighing business impacts near the gas pumps and driveway area west of the tracks.
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Center Street
Washington Street
Peron
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Railroad Tie Burns Near Bath Station Ignited by Train Flare
Bath Fire Chief Richard Frates reports a railroad tie along the Bath BRunswick old Brunswick road caught fire after a freight train stopped and used a flare as a safety measure. Firefighters from the service track extinguished the blaze with a booster tank line.
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Bath Fire Department
Blind Crossing
Old Brunswick Road
Richard Frates
Moose cross highway near Sagadahoc Red and Gun signs
A lone bull moose wandered onto a state highway near the Sagadahoc Red and Gun Association crossing, moving south past the moose crossing posts as reports of wanderlust remain absent.
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Sagadahoc
Red and Gun Association
Bay Point Village Takes Fire Equipment Steps Forward
Bay Point Village Corporation empowered overseers to pursue fire protection. It owns a Hale fire pump with three hose lengths, delivering 60 gallons per minute at 90 to 100 pounds pressure. State loaned 500 feet of hose. more gear hoped for after a visit by Stephen Jones of American LaFrance. Kenneth Crafts leads efforts and organizes a local fire company.
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Bay Point
Stephen Jones
American LaFrance Fire Equipment Co
Kenneth Crafts
Monthly Probate Court session lists executors and admins
Probate court records show wills and administrations for Bath Topsham Phippsburg and surrounding towns. Appointments include executors without bond and administrators with or without bond. Inventories and accounts filed and allowed name multiple estates and individuals across Bath and adjacent communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. Haskell
Bath
Fred P. Emmons
Herbert L. Hopkins
George J. Hopkins
Donald B. Hopkins
Margaret D. Burne
Harold W. de Long
Olive A. Bowker
Walter P. Wass
Portland
David
Elvira A. Trafton
Bernice M. Oliver
Annabel A. Stearns
Arthur B. Stearns
Harry Gilchrist
Topsham
Edith Gilchrist
Claire N. King of
Edith L. Gallagher
Helen Sloane Hewke
Janet S. Chapman
Clarence E. Dunn
Alice D. Potter
McCabe elected sixth vice president of veteran firemen league
Chester McCabe Jr of Torrent No 1 Veterans Fireman's Association was elected sixth vice president of the New England States' Veteran Fireman's League at the May meeting in Berwick. Bath representatives included Donald Hanscom Arthur Rideout Melbourne Miller and Harry Warner. Discussions covered forthcoming musters. The September meeting will be in East Greenwich Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McCabe, Jr
Torrent No. 1
Veteran Fireman's Association
New England
Republican Rally At Bowdoinham With County Candidates
Bath Republicans plan a Bowdoinham rally this evening with a 6 30 supper and an 8 o clock program. County candidates will speak and Edward Chase of Cape Elizabeth is billed as principal speaker. Also listed are estate notices and licenses to sell real estate proceedings for several probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bowdeinham
Edward Chase
Cape Elizabeth
Clara M. Hunt
Daniel Williams
Asa C. Hathorne
Woolwich
Maurice T. Hathorne
Robert G. Gray
Bertha L. Gray
Frances E. H. MacFadden
Mattie S. Cornish
George Curtis
Topsham
Stella C. Curtis
Guardian
Walter W.9
Clark
Gardiner D. Rogers
Annie R. Low
Allan Spear
Robert H. Stinson
Richard A. Stinson
Elizabeth Rittall Et al
Georgetown
Kathleen Rittall
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Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg Christian Service
Dromore Grange
Sophie
Bessie Mikels
Ocean’ View Grange
Martinsville
Fred Libby
Viola Smith
Charles Hughes
Clinton Beals
Lloyd Perry
Small Point Beach
Roberta Harrington
Litchfield
Irving Harrington
W. W. White
Nantasket Beach
Robert C. Whitehead
Windham
Brightwater
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Emma Trueworthy
Dudley S. Leavitt
Leavitt
Meadowbrook
Robert Lowell
University of Maine
Alonzo Lowell
Frank Bates
George C. Beals, Jr
Gordon Alden
Leeds
John Alden
Charlotte Alden
Auburn
Charles Doughty
Bath Iron Works
Betty Harper
Edward Hawkes
John McMann
Danvers
McMann
Howard Bowker
Clyde Pye
Fay
Moncton
N. B
Charlotte Cahill
Sandra Spangle
Everett Harrington
Ralph Pye
John M. Warner
Tykes Lines
China
Korea
Indo- China
Clarence P. Spinney
Clarence L. Spinney
Rice Bros
Boothbay
Florida
Pennsylvania
Erbe
Grace Holton
Gordon Berry
Wynburg
Randall Wallace
Bath Memorial Hospital
Norma Pye
Cox
College Town
Arthur Ashton
William Leeman
E. Jaquith
R. Wright
F. Woods
Edna M. Coolidge
James Nostall
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Texas
Howard O. Nash
Friends
Carl Delano
Tibbets
Nina Cummings
Sumner Mains
L. M. Spinney
Addie Stevens
Five Islands
James Oliver
Joyce
Peter E. Lebel
Josephine Lebel
Addie E. Moulton
Birdie T. Davis
Leonard H. Oliver
Elizabeth A. Oliver
Cora E. Conley
Richmond
Charles A. Knight
Herbert T. Terrell
Martha M. Brackett
Boothbay Harbor
John W. Brackett
Margaret J. Melcher
Homer C. Weston
Olney C. Perry
Esther W. Perry
George A. Cahill
George A. Cahill, Jr
Oscar F. Williams
Bath School Health Council
Board of Education
Central Grammar School
Supt. of Schools
Loring R. Addison
John F. Dougherty
Marjorie Boucher
Earl E. Wade
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Arthur M. Bowker
Bath Lions Club
Bowker
Raymond W. Frincipal
Boucher
State Department of Dental Health
Bath Lion's Club
Lions
M’cabe
Republican Rally