Sted area exhibits and Win high school entertainment
Students of Win high school served at the cafeteria week entertainment with four one acts. Guy D. received recognition from the Saath Engine big Phe for work in France Holland and Germany. Coates, honored by many years, will reunite with daughter Ruth. Don Cate and James Nelson attended the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enre
Guy D
Fom
France
Holland
Biennes
Coates
Ruth
Don Cate
James Nelson
Community Notes Include Mother's Day Recap and Local Visits
The column lists gatherings across Augusta and surrounding towns. Highlights include Mrs. Hall of Cedar Grove’s Mothers Day celebration with family members from Richmond, Topsham, Kezar Falls, Yarmouth, Portland, and Mechanic Falls. Garden- er street visitors. and a Norfolk-style buffet at noon. It also mentions Dresden church conference plans and a Dresden Mills service schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Gerald Withamae
Gardiner Street
Gardiner
Arthur Fossett
End
Frank
Lillian A. Johnson
Noble Grands Club of
Augusta
Main Street
Pigor Cenigea Tenet Ngy BhoBeer
Margaret
Peabody
Overlook
Messer
Edward W. Hall
Cedar Grove
Phen
Laura Phen
Richmond
Eees Grace Topsham
Good
Geriaecers
Caston
Kezar Falls
Russell Ring
Carlton and
Russell
Richard Witham
Olive Curtis
Jean
Burleigh Ridlon
Donald
Yarmouth
Orville Ridlon
Portland
Herbert Goodwin
Wayne
Mechanic Falls
Norman
Aud
Roger
Janet
Geo Doe
Mary
Doe
Donald Harriman
Topsham
Nellie Lowell
Alna
Carrie Houdlette
Bertram Crocker
Patricia
Richard
Woolwich
Mildred MacDonald
Elizabeth
Emerson Hunt
South Portland
Abbie Barker
Lois Barker
Etta Grates
Hall
Rae McDonald
Eva "McDonald
Trude
Cate
Dresden
Ee Cees
F Hickland
Dresden Mills
South Crane
Ete
Hickland
Marcia Baker
Emersort
Elizabeth McFee
Richmond High School
Leon Batchelder
Giles Skinner
Erland Umberhind
Percy Little
Elwin Silver
Pearl Perry
Sweetser Densmore
Philip Densmore
Miss Borjesson
Tom Borjesson
Beals
Esther McPhearson
Richard Clouthier
Maurice McKenna
Philadelphia
Marriage Plans Interfered by War Reach Norway
Local notes reveal William Bisseth and Miss Gunda, once to wed before his emigration, now expected to join in Robinhood within a month. The piece also covers numerous personal items including visits, illness, and summer plans of residents from Bryn Mawr to Bath and Cape Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heald
Norway
William Bisseth
Gunda
John K. Lee
Bryn ‘Mawr
Philo Calhoon
Bridgeport
Little River
Harold J. Brown
Richmond
Charles L. Kinney
Bath
Robinhood
William Coe
Brooklyn
Zaroch
Sandy Peterson
Cape Elizabeth
Louise S. Peterson
Elizabeth Hunt
Clayton Stevens
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ernestine Hilton
Brunswick
Don Rockwell
Marjorie Rockwell
Westport
Clarence Colby
Topsham
Hanna family notes and visits span several towns
Week reports feature the Hanna family residents in Richmond with siblings under 12 visiting on Thursdays. Several locals travel, with Mrs. Lermond Davis in Waasik, Miss Madelyn Berry from Bath visiting home, and families like the Southards in Malden, Mass. Camp Peary sailor USNR home on leave, while many others attend church and meet weekly Bible classes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rere
Hanna
Lewis
Richmond
Thursall
Osborne
Lermond Davis
Waasik
Orday
Francis Peirce
Madelyn Berry
Bath
Maynard Thibodeau
Cambridge
Elbridge Southard
Malden
Mass
Walter Savage
Eee
Harold Rowe
Harold, Jr
Kittery
Edith McMahan
Maree
Vestige
Russell Pinkham
Marving Hanna
USNR
Camp Peary
Rose Wilkins
William Marr
Marr
Charlotte Gray
Francis Bacon
Peter
Waltham
L. H. Rowe
Laurence Bailey
D. W. Staffeld
Carl Roy
Quincy
Staffeld
Charles Doyle
Ralph Dale
Bathman Aboard Visiting Destroyer in Yemen Mission
John H. Quirk of Bath, radioman third class, serves aboard the destroyer Ernest G. Small which visited Yemen. The 21 gun salute marked Yemen’s first formal recognition by a world power. The Small carried the U S diplomatic mission headed by Col. William A. Eddy from Jidda to Hodeida and on to Sana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Quirk
Bath
U. Ss. S
Ernest G. Small
Yemen
Red Sea
Arabian Peninsula
Small
United States
William A. Eddy
USMC
Saudi Arabia
Jidda
Hodeida
Sana
Lillian M Snow Dies at 928 Middle Street Home
Lillian M Snow died at her home 928 Middle Street. She was the daughter of the late Oliver and Sarah H Snow. The funeral service was held at her late home Tuesday afternoon at two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Snow
Middle Street
Oliver
Sarah H. Snow
Harold F Rand dies in Quincy after Bath life
Harold Freeman Rand longtime Bath resident dies in Quincy Massachusetts Monday after a brief illness. Born in Portland he was a son of James F. and Emma Hicks Rand and moved to Bath in childhood. He attended Morse High School worked for Times Company then moved to Quincy entering insurance and later ran his own business. He belonged to Solar lodge of Masons Bath lodge of Elks and worshiped at Congregational church in Quincy. Survived by wife Emily Bell Rand a sister and several nieces. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Freeman Rand
Quincy
Mass
Herbert T
Rand
Solar Lodge of Masons of Meh
Bath Lodge of Elks
Emily
Bell) Rand
Newcastle-on- Five Cy, Mass
Carter
Mrs Eva J McCullough 75 dies after short illness
Mrs Eva J McCullough widow of William C McCullough died at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Born Bath December 23 1870 she lived in Bath and West Bath with daughter Sadie Davis. Survived by four daughters two grandchildren and two granddaughters. Funeral was Saturday at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence Bath officiated by Rev David L Wilson. Coffee trees take seven years to begin producing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva J. McCullough
William C. McCullough
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Andrew
Sarah (Hutchins) Savage
McCullough
Bath and
West Bath
Sadie Davis
Etta Boutin
Joseph Pinkham
Bertha Ward
Harold Boutin
Virginia MacDonald
Eva Noyes
Arthur F. Mayo
Hospital Auxiliary Plans and Events for May 12 and May 17
The hospital board notes a Cozy Corner report and gift shop display. Volunteers discuss a May 12 Day event and a May 17 tea for Morse Blue School graduates pursuing nursing, with further details to be published. Names of absent members and officers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecbonsld
Clyde An
Great and Co
Voorhees
Frederick EE. Drake
Arthur Sewall
Carl C. Anderson
W. Dayton Hill
Herbert Cavanaugh
James Lemont
Duncan McInnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath, Maine
AXA
Gabardines
JOS. Chas. Footer & Sons
Center Street
Auburn
Comdr
Robert Claude Wing
Bob” Allen
Socony Station
Barre Guild
Marius H. Page
Kennebec G
North Street
Bathman
Harold F. Rand
Eva J. M’cullough
Clayton A. Rowe
MES. M’culough Funeral
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Washington Street
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