Richmond Poppy Sale Supports Veterans Welfare Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary conducts its annual poppy sale in Richmond with proceeds aiding veterans welfare and rehabilitation. The display is housed in a Curtis bakery window thanks to Mrs. Earl Cronk. Prizes will go to the top three poppy pie sellers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Cronk
Curtis Bakery
Elizabeth McMaster
Marcia Baker
Helen Foss
Togus
Richmond Sportsmen's Association
Inland Fish and Game
Earl Bradbury
Steve Powell
Swan Island
James Carr
Clyde McFee
Norris Sidelinger
Raymond Curtis
Augusta
Maine Fish and Game
Hallowell
Fort Richmond
Paul Roberts
Carol Roth
Litchfield
Rowena Small
Clarence Roth
Ralph Small
Alice Roberts
West Gardiner Lew
Susan Ranger
Pleasant Street
Waterville
Mabel Christiansen
Marion Adams
Thelma Meader
Randolph
Ethlyn Merrill
Gardiner
Mildred Peacock
South Gardiner
Earlene Williams
Beatrice Adams
West Gardiner
Ranger
Meader
Philip Weston
Mary Elizabeth
Maurice Reynolds
Main Street
Weston
Litchfield Academy
Kenenbec School of Commerce
Maine Unemployment Compensation Commission
Reynolds
Richmond High
E. E. Purington
Ladies Farm Bureau
Methodist
Beryl Barton
Enterprise Juvenile Grange
Lois Pushard
Mildred Wheeler
Joan MacKinnon
Barbara Teele
Phyllis Cray
Priscilla Mealey
Beulah Small
Jean Lemieux
Mary Sullivan
Shirley LaChance
Carolyn Bishop
Glenna Curtis
Roxanna Curtis
Elaine Gilpatrick
Carole Hurley
Parthcia Hurley
Progressive Grange
Alton Christensen
Cumberland
P. Cadenelli Friay
Marguerite Donnell Returns From Massachusetts Vacation
Marguerite Donnell has returned home after spending vacation in Duxbury and Whitman Massachusetts.
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Marguerite Donnell
Duxbury
Whitman, Mass
Bath plans double centennial events with railroad role
The Bath Double Centennial Committee met Monday with Harold J. Foster and George McCallan of the Maine Central Railroad and Wayne Buxton of the Maine Development Commission discussing railroad participation in the 100th anniversary celebration. A big July 4 muster is planned under the New England States Veteran Firemen’s League with 45 hand engine companies.
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Harold J. Foster
Maine Central Railroad
George McCallan
Portland
Wayne Buxton
Augusta
Maine Development Commission
Bath
Foster
Buxton
Harry C. Webber
the Times
Chester H. McCabe
New England States Veteran Firemen's League
McCabe
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Richard Frates
Etta M. Thurlow
Stanley Turner
Weston L. Bonney
Philip H. Oliver
Harold V. Fish
George J. Nugent
I. A. Trueworthy
Rooster Naming Jackpot Props Up in Lisbon Contest
George L. Nelson of Richmond won the naming jackpot in a Lisbon Enterprise contest sponsored by John Gould. The prize package includes 100 chicks donated by Kingston poultryman Andy Christie and a role for Sunrise Cy’s successor named Fiddlehead after 2,200 contestants submitted 4,000 names.
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George L. Nelson
Richmond
John Gould
Lisbon
Andy Christie
Kingston
N. H
Poultryman
Mr. Gould
Grim Reaper
Sunrise Cy’s
Nelson
Gould
Club Forty-Two Plans Sale and Plays Event
Club Forty-Two met Wednesday to finalize a rum mage sale Saturday at 10 30 am at the club rooms. Clothing donations may be arranged through Mrs. Leonard Smith. A covered dish supper is set for May 25 with a named committee in charge. On June 15 three one act plays will entertain members with distinct casts led by Mrs. Leonard Smith and other listed members. Frances Grainger won the weekly prize.
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Leonard Smith
Graydon Smith
H. David Clark
Edward Jones
Joseph Mullaney
Howard Farr
Stanley Brown
Paulart
Norma Adams
Elliott Hanson
Barbara Childs
Edith Small
Frances Grainger
Dolly Goodwin
Pat O’reilly
Lawrence Wyman
George Hart
Leon White
Harry Allen
Robert Footer
Arthur Sturtevant
Milton Footer
Sarkis
Domenic George Cardosi
Bernard Pratt
Syracuse Unveils 40th Intercollegiate Boxing Champion
Syracuse University crowns Jimmy Rollier as the 40th intercollegiate boxing champion in the school's history. Rollier competes at 165 pounds as part of SU athletics.
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Jimmy Rollier
Syracuse University
Georgetown Working League Hosts Stork Shower Meeting
The Georgetown Working League held a second meeting at Library hall last week Tuesday to plan a stork shower for Mrs. Cleves Henderson. Members sewed and viewed stacked packages, then enjoyed lunch served by Mrs. Roland Peterson, Miss Belle Heald, and Mrs. Walter Cummings.
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Library Hall
Cleves Henderson
Roland Peterson
Belle Heald
Walter Cummings
First Baptist Church
Pine Tree State Crippled Children
Clinton McFadden
Bath
MacMahan
Montana Driver Fined for Using Expired Plates
Raymond G. Algie of Montana pleaded guilty in municipal court to driving with an expired license plate and was fined 10 dollars plus 4.70 dollars in costs. A second warrant for driving without a license was filed. Also fined were William C. Cushing for driving without a license and Linwood Giles for failure to pass vehicle inspection. Jerome Doyle found guilty of assault and battery. fined 25 dollars and 14.06 dollars costs. One intoxication case resulted in one week probation and a 5 dollar fine plus 4.70 dollars costs.
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Raymond G. Algie
Montana
Frank W. Powers
William C. Cushing
Powers
Linwood Giles
Boothbay Harbor
Joseph Y. Comier
Center
Lincoln Streets
Frank Moriarty
Jerome Doyle
Bath
Gertrude Doyle
Gardiner R. Deering
Garden findings and local social notes from Bay Point
Mrs Adams finds rose bushes sprouting new shoots after weeding at the Navajo. Eugene Foster of Bath and Albert Abbis of Dedham visit cottages here. Mrs Adams suffers a knee injury from a ladder fall. Various local residents and guests, including Mrs Madison Moore and the Knight, Deering, Moffatt, and Cummings families, spend weekends at cottages and dine socially.
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Adams
Eugene Foster
Bath
Albert Abbis
Dedham
Mass
Madison’ Moore
Harry’ Knight
Carroll Deering
Frederick Moffatt
Nina Cummings
L. M. Spinney
Fish and Game Society Plans Public Dinner
The Lincoln County Fish and Game association hosts its semi annual dinner at Huntoon Hill grange hall Gardiner road Wiscasset Friday night. Dinner starts at 6 30 with a movie program by the State Inland Fish and Game Department and door prizes including a 15 foot Old Town canoe a metal fly rod and a wool sweater.
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Lincoln County Fish and Game Association
Huntoon Hill Grange
Gardiner Road
Wiscasset
State Inland Fish and Game Department
Jones pleads guilty at Municipal Court in stop sign case
William H. Jones from Tower Circle admitted guilt through attorney Harold J. Rubin to failing to stop at Oak Grove avenue and Crawford drive. Judge Gardiner R Deering fined him $5 and costs of $4.70. Chief Frank Moriarty filed the complaint. A local man charged with intoxication was found guilty and must pay $5 fine plus $5.15 costs or serve 30 days in Kennebec County Jail. Patrolman Charles Rhein was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jones
Tower Circle
Harold J. Rubin
Oak Grove Avenue
Crawford Drive
Gardiner R Deering
Jones
Frank Moriarty
Kennebec County
Charles Rhein
Missing Men Sought In County Area
Officials said search teams would patrol specified points and conduct a further search Saturday while Kennebec Crafts, Inc. visited Gardiner and Hallowell on business tied to building small craft for Herman Sahagian. State Rep. C Arnold Brown hosted Baileyville guests Rep. and Mrs Howard Larrabee in Liberty Street housing.
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Kennebec Crafts, Inc
Gardiner and
Hallowell
Fairview Wine Co
Herman Sahagian
C. Arnold Brown
Baileyville
Howard Larrabee
Liberty Street
Five Islands club sets rummage sale July 2 and dish supper
Five Islands Good Neighbor club met to plan a rummage and food sale for July 2 with a following covered dish supper at the clubhouse. Ladies Auxiliary Library Association schedules Summer sale August 6 and a July 18 food and candy sale. Distemper hits town dogs, some dying. Local electrician Lester Davis and Capt Stinson Davis install power on Malden Island cottages and clubhouse. Various residents move, host summer guests, or host meetings at Malden Island and Bath area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
The
Library Association
Lester Davis
Stinson Davis
Malden Island
Russell Pinkham
William Marr
Gideon Society
Orville Rowe
David R. Rutherford
Belfast
Rutherford
Bath Canning Co
Everett Hennen
Watertown
Mass
Albion Carr
Bath
Carr
Portland
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Vernon E. Gray
Thomas Hanna
U.S.N
Lulu Hanna
Student Frank Donnell Returns to Bryant College in Providence
Frank Donnell reports back to Bryant College in Providence R I after a weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Earle Donnell of West Bath.
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Frank Donnell
Providence
R. I
Bryant College
Earle Donnell
West Bath
Father and Son Night Observed by Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus hosted Father and Son Night with State Trooper Frank W. Powers presenting on Maine safety efforts. He explained a new law requiring pedestrians to face traffic on highways and use available sidewalks. The program included film highlights and a Q and A session, with Bangor banquet ticket deadlines and admission applications noted.
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Knights of Columbus
Frank W. Powers
Maine
Trooper Powers
Frank Kenyon
Charles Benoit
Lorenzo Michaud
Maren Genthner
Father
Bangor
Lewis Ayoob
Fort Fairfield
Watch Your Steps When on Highway Pedestrian Law Emphasized
The State Department of Education requests schools to teach the new pedestrian law before June. Superintendent Lor ing R. Addison directs local teachers to inform pupils of the law which requires pedestrians to use sidewalks when available and to walk on the left side facing traffic when sidewalks are absent. The law takes effect August 5, but early education is advised.
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State Department of Education
Loring R. Addison
Addison
Mrs Sybil C Colby Funeral Held in Woolwich
The funeral for Mrs Sybil C Colby was held at 2 p.m. Monday from her Westport residence with Rev B F Danielson of Woolwich officiating. Bearers were Willis Colby Ellsworth Colby Sherwood Baker and Joseph Delano. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil C. Colby
Westport
B. F. Danielson
Woolwich
Willis Colby
Ellsworth Colby
Sherwood Baker
Joseph Delano
Riverside Cemetery
Mrs Rhoda Perry Coombs Funeral Held
The funeral for Mrs Rhoda Perry Coombs was held Friday afternoon at 2 30 from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers were Omar Perry Frank Lemont Frank Perry and Ernest Rogers. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.
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Rhoda Perry Coombs
Curtis Funeral Home
Joseph O. Purdue
Omar Perry
Frank Lemont
Frank Perry
Ernest Rogers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Thompson Family Visits Relatives in Bangor and Sunnyside Farm
Mr and Mrs Robert C Thompson and daughters Cynthia and Candace have been visiting Mrs Thompson’s parents Harold E Freeman at Sunnyside Farm. They are now guests of Mr Thompson’s parents Dr and Mrs John B Thompson in Bangor.
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Robert C Thompson
Cynthia
Candace
Mrs. Thompson
Harold E Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
Mr. Thompson
John B Thompson
Bangor
Emilio D Gorgoza Dies in New York City
News arrives of the death of Emilio de Gogorza in New York City last week. Born 1876 in Brooklyn to Spanish parents, he spent ten years in Bath after marrying Mme Emma Eames. He helped Marcella Sembrich, led the Victor Talking Machine Co as first artistic director, and coached many singers later with the American Theatre Wing.
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Emilio de Gogorza
New York City
de Gogorza
Bath
Mme Emma Eames
North Street
Warren E. Kershner
Mme Gogorza
Mme Eames
Elmhurst
Widow Mary E. Willis Rites Held in Topsham
Mary E. Willis widow of Frank W. Willis and longtime Topsham resident died at home Sunday morning. She was born May 23, 1866 at Arrowsic, daughter of Alvin and Julia Oliver. Survived by son Harold W. Willis of Topsham, daughters Mrs. Ralph Starbird of Strong and Mrs. James Adams and Mrs. Ethel Willis, a granddaughter Mrs. Muriel A. Sanford of Boston, a niece and nephew. Funeral from Laws Funeral Home Brunswick Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Eugene Cram officiating. Burial in Riverview Cemetery, Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Willis
Frank W. Willis
Topsham
Arrowsic
Alvin
Julia Heald Oliver
Harold W. Willis
Ralph Starbird
Strong
James Adams
Ethel Willis
Muriel A. Sanford
Boston
Laws Funeral Home
Brunswick
Eugene Cram
Riverview Cemetery
Mrs Sybil Colby 72 dies at Westport home
Mrs. Sybil C Colby 72 of Westport died Friday afternoon at her home. Born in Etna she was the daughter of Harry and Martha Smith. Survived by husband Ernest E Colby two sons Ellsworth Colby Westport Willis Colby Wiscasset three daughters Evelyn Delano Westport Etta Baker Woolwich Francena Cromwell Woolwich a brother Percy Tarr Passadumkeag a sister Ethel Davis Woolwich six grandchildren. Funeral Monday at two from the Westport home Rev Danielson Woolwich will officiate burial Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil C. Colby
Westport
Etna
Harry
Martha Cookson Smith
Ernest E. Colby
Ellsworth Colby
Willis Colby
Wiscasset
Evelyn Delano
Etta Baker
Woolwich
Francena Cromwell
Percy Tarr
Passadumkeag
Ethel Davis
Danielison
Riverside Cemetery
Luetta S. Horne Dies. Rites Held in Falmouth
Luetta Southard Horne, born August 28, 1856 in Wisconsin, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday at noon from Curtis Funeral Home, with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery in Falmouth, Rev. Alfred H. Ives officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetta Southard Horne
Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset
William and
Abbie Rhines Southard
Curtis Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Falmouth
Alfred H. Ives
Mary Hewey 88 Died at Niece's Home Funeral Held Tuesday
Miss Mary Hewey aged 88 longtime Lincoln Street resident died May 14 at her niece Mrs Edward Titcomb’s Sanford home where she had lived for several years. The funeral was held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hewey
Lincoln Street
Edward Titcomb
Sanford
Service and committal at Oak Grove
At 1 p m a funeral service will be held in Sanford followed by a 4 p m committal at the Oak Grove graveyard.
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Sanford
Oak Grove
George E Emero 58 Bath oil businessman dies
George E Emero 58 of 642 Washington Bath longtime oil and gas dealer died Wednesday in Miles Memorial hospital Damariscotta after a Sunday admission He was born April 23 1891 in Eastport and lived in Bath about 40 years Surviving include widow Cenrfa Gaudette Emero son Donald J Emero three grandchildren and several relatives Funeral services are set for Friday at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may greet at his home 642 Washington Street until then
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George E. Emero
Washington Street
Emero Oil Company
Water and Vine Streets
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Mr. Emero
Eastport
Charles R. and
Bessie Trott Emero
Guy Emero
Wakefield
Mass
Lillian Davis
Utica
N. Y
Edwin Partridge
Bath
Donald J. Emero
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Mildred W Pottle Dies At 66 In Bath
Mrs Mildred W Pottle 66 wife of Horace Pottle died Monday at Memorial hospital Born in Turner she lived most of her life in Bath She is survived by husband two sons Patrolman Byron Clark and Frederick Chandler Bath a daughter Mrs Frances Johanson North Bath one brother Wallace Bradley Buckfield one sister Mrs Rose E Higgins Bath six grandchildren and one great grandson Funeral Thursday at two from Mayo funeral residence with Rev La forest E Hodgkins officiating Burial in Oak Grove family lot
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Alfred Woods
the LaChaises
Linn Playce
Florida
Indian Point
Sidney Dalrymple
Brooklyn
Mass
Middle Dyke Farm
Maureen Davis
Yarmouth Academy
Edwin Adams
Auburn
Murray Peterson
South Bristol
Roland Petersons
Harold J. Brown
Portland
Lincoln Walton
Mr. Shattuck
Mt. Vernon
Addie Moulton
Five Islands
Capt. Shaw Moulton
Montreal
Roy Moulton
Edward Clary
Peterson
Grace Fullerton
North Bath
J. Willebeek LeMair
Hague
Netherlands
New York
Robinhood
Ralph Davis
Malden Island
Russell Pinkham
William Todd
Bath
Marjorie Rockwell
Cressey Cottage
Clarina Michelson
Hugh Rockwell
Lillian Morse
Waltham
Aubrey Fullerton
Brian
Terry
Grand Bend
Ont
Victor Hagan
West
Roland Peterson
Vassalboro
Oak Grove School
Louisa Howard
Bay Point
Edward Wren
Philo Calhoun
Bridgeport
Mildred W. Pottle
Horace Pottle
Memorial Hospital
Turner
Edwin
Susan Chandler Bradley
Mayo
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Ida Ann Thurlow Dies At Home In Brunswick
Ida Ann Thurlow died at her home on Washington street this afternoon. She was born in Richmond on January 1, 1856, to John F and Deborah Farin Thurlow. Funeral services are Saturday at two in Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Arvid Anderson officiating. Burial will be at New Meadow Cemetery in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ann Thurlow
Washington Street
Richmond
John F
Deborah Farin Thurlow
Curtis Funeral Home
Arvid Anderson
New Meadow
Brunswick
Mass for G A Milliken Held at St Marys Church
A requiem mass for George A. Milliken was sung Friday morning at 8 at St Marys Roman Catholic Church by Rev Father Timothy C Maney. Bearers were Harry Comeau Edward Lee Louis Pooler and John Mulcahy Jr Burial followed in the family lot at St Francis DeSales cemetery Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Milliken
St. Mary’s
Timothy C. Maney
Harry Comeau
Edward Lee
Louis Pooler
John Mulcahy, Jr
St. Francis DeSales Cemetery
Waterville
Luetta S. Horne Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Luetta Southard Horne were held Tuesday at noon at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Alfred Ives officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery in Falmouth.
Mrs Cummings and Mrs Nichols Return From Worcester Rug Exhibit
Mrs William Cummings of Le Mon Street and Mrs Vincent Nichols of Middle Street returned Tuesday from Worcester Massachusetts where they attended the rug exhibit hosted by Mrs Pearl McGown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cummings
Lemon Street
Vincent Nichols
Middle Street
Worcester
Mass
Pearl McGown
That City
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Irving Hodgdon
Maine General Hospital
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Richard Swift
Carrie Haskell
Mary Taylor
G. C. Marriner
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Marriner
James Meserve
Lawrence Kimball
Miami Beach
Fla
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Nellie Thomas
Lewiston
Edith Furbish
Central Maine General Hospital
James
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Alice Dyer
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Maine Central
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Club Forty
Georgetown
John D. Williams
Fish and Game Society
Mr. Pinkham
E. E. Pinkham
Ernest Quimby
Malden
William Rowe
Mr. Quimby
Quincy Wales
Walden Island
Edda Needham
Arthur Marr
Parker Start
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Barter
Mareena Butts
Newton Mass
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Maria
Estelle Comeau
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D. W. Staffeld
Rochester
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Russell Harford
Russell, Jr
William Farr
Orville F Rowe
Edith L. Davis
Knights Columbus
Mrs. Colby
Bridgs
Marius H. Page
Emilio D’gogorza
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George FE. Emero
G. A. Milliken
Luetta Southard
Alfred Ives
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