May Fellowship and community reports from Bath of Churches
About 70 attended the May Fellowship meeting at Center church. Mrs Macy Whitehead led the program with singing by Mrs Ernest Oliver Macy Whitehead and Mrs Thomas Totman, organist. Tea was hosted by Mrs P Edward DeBery. Poorers were Mrs John Rogers and Mrs Ernest Oliver. A Bodwell extension vote approved buying 50 coffee mugs for emergency feeding. The group donated $5 to the Salvation Army drive and planned June crafts. A list omission for Salvation Army collectors was noted. Various local activities included school field trips to Augusta and a Reserve Police certificates supper at the Good Will Club in Woolwich. Eighth grade graduations set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weens Department of the Bath of Churches
Center Church
Macy Whitehead
Ernest Oliver
Thomas Totman
Lester Oliver
P. Edward DeBery
John Rogers
Dromore Extension Service
Clarence Skofield
Salvation Army
Harold Seavey
Elliot Gilliam
West Point
C. D
Totman
John H. McCourt
William Blaisdell
Maurice Blair
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Gordon Alden
Norman MacDonald
Richard Morse
Brightwater
Bodwell Grange
Margaret Oliver
Bodwell
Lewis Alexander
Stanley Hanscom
Henry Senecal
Diana Pye
Ellen Blair
Irma Gilman
Carol Wyman
Marilla Totman
Popham Beach
Popham
Albert Totman
The
Saracen Blade
Demelza
Theodore Roosevelt
Maine Christian Conference
Brooks
Wills and Admin notices from Bath and nearby towns
Probate filings list numerous estates with wills and administrations in Bath Phipsburg Topsham and other towns. Executors and guardians named include Mary M Strong Isabelle E Carter David W White Elinor B Percy and Frank E Carver. Licenses and bonds approved for real estate and inheritance tax, with distributions and inventories filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seddie F. Kelley
Bath
Mary M. Strong
Henry C. Parshley
Edward F. Jensene
Topsham
David W. White
Elinor B. Percy
Katonah
N. Y
Donald B. Percy
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
New York
Sarah Rideout
Bowdoin
W. Wallace Rideout
William S. Shorey
Celia E. Shorey
W. Howard Larrabee
Howard C. Larrabee
John H. Blaisdell
Phippsburg
Gertrude L. Blaisdell
Winfred S. Snowdon, Jr
Louise Madeline Snowdon
George F. Willis
Woolwich
Elwood A. Hathorne
Sydney S. M. Breck
Manley duPont
Edmund I. Leeds
Henry N. F. Marshall
Newton
Mass
Minerva B. Marshall
Agnes Humphreys
Doris Humphreys
Myers E. Reed
Susie May Benner Reed
Ralph L. F. Palmer
Charles T. Small
Rhoda L. Palmer
Ralph E. Palmer
Sylvia A. Palmer
Harry J. Rieh
West Bath
Normena MacKinnon
Canal National Bank of Portland
Mary W. MacKinnon
Howard S. Colby
Frank E. Carver
Guardian
Carolyn M. Moses
Lucy M. Green
Roseana Chamberlain Joy
Ruth Williams
Cora M. Hill
Frank L. Hill
John F. Curran
Loretta R. Curran Pawers
Tillie Wold
Samuel Povich
Flora L. Broom
Thelma P. Atkinson
Leslie J. Wold
C.t.a
Sophie Povich
Donald C. Bailey
Et Als
Sadie G. Bailey
Brandeis Baseball Team Features Football Veterans
Eight of the nine starting players on Brandeis University's baseball squad are football letter men, highlighting the cross program contribution and multi sport athletes on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandeis University
Parker Head Sunday School Noted Activities and Birthdays
Parker Head residents attended Sunday school events and a church fellowship. Anne Gray won top rank on Stanford tests as students prepare for promotion and future junior high moves. Local birthdays included Angie Mank’s 86th and Gail Lemont’s first, with community visits, picnics, and museum materials shared for fall use.
May Ball for City Teens at Huse Memorial School
Sixth to eighth graders will attend a May Ball Friday evening at Huse Memorial School from 7 to 10 pm with Coombs orchestra providing music. Prizes for special dances and refreshments will be served. Notables include Mr and Mrs Omar R King and City Manager Judkins.
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Huse Memorial School
Huse P. T. A. Coombs
Omar R. King
Roger M. Luke
Harry L. Day
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Bell
John E. Bellefontaine
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Stanley R Judkins
Cyrus Ashe
Ralph Brewer
Melvin Comeau
George Nugent
Gordon Smith Jr Named Junior Area Director at State YMCA Camp
Gordon Smith Jr of Scarsdale N Y will serve a third season as junior area director and assistant waterfront director at the State YMCA Camp on Lake Cobbesseecontee Winthrop Maine for July 2 to August 27. He has coached at Sanford Gardiner and Scarsdale and is a 1943 University of Maine graduate with ties to Fryeburg Academy in Maine. Mrs Smith Doris Taylor and their two children plan to return to Maine for camp and the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Smith
Winthrop
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Scarsdale
N. Y
W. David Dellert
Gardiner
Maine
Smith
Skowhegan
Fryeburz Academy
Maine Coaches Association
Sanford and Gardiner
Farmington State Teachers College
University of Maine
Bath Y M C A Learn to Swim Campaign Opens
Bath Y M C A launches a learn to swim campaign aligned with its Day Camp for boys ages eight to 12. The program leads to Minnow through Shark Clubs and life saving certificates, with registrations closing May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath YY
Bath PT A delegates named for Maine conference
Bath Council of Parents and Teachers met at Morse High School to appoint delegates Leonard Smith and Alfred Oxton to the leadership conference at the University of Maine on July 21. Reports on the animal circus and rank card progress were given, with May 24 meeting planned and new officers to be installed May 26. Officers to be elected at fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Council of Parents and Teachers
Morse High School
Leonard Smith
Alfred Oxton
University of Maine
Leon Robbins
Eugene Hart
PT. A. Council
Manley Grant
Cers
Popham Circle Hosts Covered Dish Supper for Church Benefit
Curbside crowds enjoyed fine weekend weather at local beaches as Bowdoin and Bates students organized outings and clambakes. Many Bath area families visited cottages and hosted guests including Perkins and Chattley households, with residents like McNulty Wyman and Williams taking short trips and hosting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Nancy Spinney
Bowdoin College
South Beach
Bates College
Ocean View Park
Stanley W. Perkins
Carl Seekins
Lawrence Chattley
Robert Laferre
Bath
Raymond Wyman
Small Point
Albert Cook
Yarmouth
Perkins
Sarah E. Wilbur
Cox’s Head
Edward Thomas
Popham Road
Sally Rainey
Newfield
Roland MaclIntosh
Arnold Schroeder
Thomas
Cheshire
Conn
Donald Small
John Grindell
West Bath
Roger Oliver
J. Clarence Perkins
Norman Perkins
James W. Gilman
Patricia
Ashdale
Lester Morse
Winnegance
Willard Oliver
Gayle Oliver
Doris Wallace
Popham
Ernest Shepard
Sally
Ralph Small
Pine Eden
Riverside
South Shore
May Meeting Held At Cox's Head Dromore
Cox's Head Extension met in May with 17 members present. Members Anita Totman Annette Skeffield and Althea Ward served dinner. The June meeting will be Crafts with members instructing and Thelma Skillins Addie Seavey and Jeanette Hart on the dinner committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Anita Totman
Annette Skeffield
Althea Ward
Thelma Skillins
Addie Seavey
Jeanette Hart
Cox
Julia B. Dozois
Morton F. Goodwin
Stanton C. Dozois
Helen DeBery
Phippsburg Center
Ernest Wood
Bath
Richard Dozois
Ted Morse
Winnegance
Armed Forces
Brunswick Air Station
Helena Oliver
Spruceville
Grange
Bodwell
Arnard Carlson
Dix's Island
Bradbury Mt
Parker Head
Damariscotta
Cedar Lodge Gardens
Writein Ends Writeoff in Breedsville mayor race
In Breedsville Michigan Mayor William Frude bypassed by the Republicans he ran as a write in to win his 33rd one year term with 66 votes while official candidate Walter Tomczak trailed with 40. A strange line notes prepared pectin may be used to make a salad dressing that will not separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breedsville
Mich
William Frude
Republican Party
Frude
Walter Tomczak
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Sets June Meeting and Plans
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met Monday announcing the State Federation of Garden Clubs annual meeting at the Samo set hotel in June. Nellie D Arcy was named president with committee chairs including Gil lespie for program and Dennison for conservation. A June card party and flower forum were scheduled with details for the year to be distributed at the June 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Samoset Hotel
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Nellie D'Arcy
John Gillespie
William Dennison
Elizabeth Moffatt
Granville Colby
Roscoe McFadden
Albert Whitney
Vivian Brown
Maude MacQuaide
Emerton Gross
Alice Johnson
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Mabel Harris
Two Absent From Court Monday Show Up Tuesday
Two men who defaulted $200 bail by failing to appear before Bath Municipal Court were in Judge Gardiner R. Deering’s court Tuesday. Brunette and Cloutier pled guilty to drunken driving with fines of 100 and small costs. Brunette paid 105.70 and Cloutier 107.05 or 60 days. Other cases saw Anderson plead guilty to failing to report an accident, Linscott fined for indecent exposure, and three intoxication cases with two guilty and one acquittal.
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Bath Municipal Court
Gardiner R. Deering
David Klickstein
Brunette
Route 1
West Bath
Cloutier
Middle Street
Theodore Anderson, Jr
Phippsburg
Edward C. Belanger
Robert D. Thurston
Rome
N. Y
Woolwich
Belanger
Ernest P. Linscott 3d
Rockland
Nolo Contendre
Sherwood Aldrich
Brunswick
Bath
Linscott
Two Girls Spend Night Aboard Aircraft Carrier
In San Pedro California two 17 year old girls spent a night aboard the aircraft carrier USS Point Cruz during maneuvers. Officers question sailors named Jim or Joe as they investigate how the teens gained access and were later tied up in San Pedro after claiming they were kidnapped. The ship had left port the previous day for a training cruise with Armed Forces Day visitors aboard.
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San Pedro
Calif
Jim
Joe
Point Cruz
Armed Forces
Grand Master Named in Portland Masonic Session
George Jolackets of Bucksport named grand master as The Grand Council Royal and Select Masters holds session in Portland. Charles W. Leonard of Bangor re elected president of the Maine Council of the Order of High Priesthood in another Masonic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
George Jo Lackets
Bucksport
Charles W. Leonard
Bangor
Maine Council of the Order of High Priesthood
Eddies Rally In Eighth Glazes Morse For 5-3 Win
Edward Little edges Morse 5-3 as four eighth inning runs break a 3-3 tie. Shipbuilders led with a third inning rally but Morse fell to last place in the Andy Valley League while Edward Little remained atop the standings with stronger late-inning hitting and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little
Rumford
Lewiston Pest
St. Dom's
Morse
E. L
Lewiston
Morse High
Eddies
Dennis Murphy
Dick Small
Charley Aubut
Turner
Crocker
Allen
Gonya
Gammion
Childs
Gonyu
Aubut
Gordy Allen
Parker
Ames
Timberlake
Scout Troops Honor Flyups and Plan Weekend Hikes
Oak Leaf Brownies received Girl Scout pins from leader Aubrey Steen Jr. at a meeting with Lee Pennell Linda Ashe Judy McCole and Sue Sturtevant performing. Ice cream and cookies were served as Donna Robinson and Caroline Shaw were promoted. Troop 52 held an overnight hike from Phippsburg Center to a historic cabin with Roy Lutz Jr Truman Wallace leading. Troop 17 Brownies at Dike School earned World pins to fly up and studied laws and games before closing with a Brownie Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Leaf Troop
Donna Robinson
Caroline Shaw
Aubrey E. Steen, Jr
Lee Pennell
Linda Ashe
Judy McCole
Sue Sturtevant
Charles Shaw
Joseph Robinson
Huse School
Phippsburg Center
Roy Lutz, Jr
Truman Wallace
William Hanson, Jr
Peter Hanson
Robert Bruce
Richard Luty
John Haley
Donald Nadine
Kenneth Nute
Skipper Wallace
John Wallace
Jack Page
Ralph Oulton
Richierd Oulton
David Hageet
Burke Ramsey
Raymond Wallace
Camden Hills
Bebolink Brownie
Dike School
Doris Rea
Bath Girl Scout Council to Hold Semi annual Meeting
Bath Girl Scout Council will save its semi annual meeting and dinner at Bath Country Club on Thursday May 26 at 6 30 pm. Council President William Tarpie announced a regional officer from Boston will guest speak for the evening and chairmen will submit annual reports at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirl Scout Council
Bath Girl Scout Council
Bath Country Club
William Tarpie
Boston
Cauliflower Biriate and Aspic Mold Highlight Sunday Supper
A tangy French dressing coats biriate cooked cauliflower served with mold in aspic as part of a Wonderful Sunday night supper featuring ver roast chicken. The dish showcases a blend of tangy vegetables and savory meat in a household menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biriate
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Walter McCourt
Eustis
Charles L. Stevens
Center
George Larrabee, Jr
Methuen
Sargent College of Physical Education
Sanders Theater
Harvard University
Pauline Wyman
Stanwood Gilman
Laconia
N. H
Stanley Spencer
Jean Hunt
Sargent Camp
Peterborough
Ann
Ethel Stewart
Miss Wyman
Arthur J. Dunton
Lillian H. Heal
Leston Harrington
Whitehead
Baptist Sunday
Ruth, Jane and
Anne Gray
Clinton Carter
Bradbury Mountain
Angie Mank
U.S
Frederick G. Payne
Jackie Libby
Ronald Nadeau
Udy Hamel
Harry Lewis
Patty.arcia
Roberta
Edith
Beatrice Wyman
Jackie Wyman
Ramon Hamel, Jr
Frederick Libby
Libby Boys
Gail Lemont
Hillside Cemetery Association
Eugene Harrington
Earl Lowell
Congregational
Ricki Libby
Millard Nadeau
Karen Jean
Walter Cushing
Nadeau
Charles Blaisdell
Eugene Ross
Bernhard Carlsson
Gray
George Stacey
Clarence Skeffield
Harpswell
Mary Dannenfelser
J. F. Mezenski
Frances Morong
J. A. Darling
Canada
Herbert Doughty
Joe Coudette
Carolyn Wyman
Harriett Wyman
Edecromb
Langdon Thistle
Howard Hutching
Leroy
U. S.N
Albert Gray
Dix Island
Irene Libby
Stephen Hirster
Lisbon Falls
William Cushing
Belfast
Jupiter
YMCA
Bath Y.M.C.A
Church Supper Committee
Rons
Andy Valley League
Small
Souls
Serle
Amen Crocker
Libby
Ti Wilson
Lae
Ss! Clark
Ae iWsman
Sue Lama
Parker Sis
Edward Little Abrisco” Gollva, Isaaae C. Gumon
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Tunberlake
Sere Poulin
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Fanall
Verrill
Little
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C. Gammon
Child
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Gonyas
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Poulin
S—Poulin
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Sinel
Wyman
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Pb—Turner
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L—Aubut
U—Boisvert
Bernier
George Shaw
Sugadahoe
New Meadows
George
Charles Jace
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