Richmond High seniors honor coach with surprise gift
Richmond High School seniors surprised Mrs. Hazel Libby at her home on Monday gifting silver candle sticks in appreciation of her coaching of their recent play. Ice cream and fancy cookies followed as family and neighbors joined the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond High School
Hazel Libby
Waltham
Mass
White Road
Enterprise Grange
Evelyn Smith
Doris
Ava Verry
Rebecca Rogers
Edna Jane
Nettie Dixon
Dexter
M. KK. OM
Kmeth
A. M
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Richmond
Lily Holt
Portland
Holt
County
Sherman Graves
Nelson Morton
Bath
DB. Northy
Raymond Northy
Leighton EK. Gardiner
Liberty
New Hampshire
M. WB. Hutchinson
George Theobald
Pleasant Street
Clara Crossland
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Frances Preble
Kimball Street
J, HW. Powers
River Road
AL Prince of
Bucksfield
Frank Dresser
Beach Street
J. FL Roberts
Shernan
Carlton Randall
Ethel Bailey
Brunswick
Beverly Men's Singing Club
Heinrich Gebberd
Roberts
Wrof
Gebberd
Charles Js. Randall
George M. Stinson
Walter M. Mallett
W.G. McDonald
Waterville
Elizabeth Scott
Kennebec Valley
Porter
North Vassalboro
Herbert J. Nichols
Skowhegan
World Service
West Bowdoin D A R Chapter Meets in May
Gov James Bowdoin chapter DD A B met Thursday afternoon May 20 with Mrs J Hox as hostess. Tea honored Miss Blanche Elsie Jones of Sabattus whose engagement was announced and whose wedding will be June 5 at the Cox home ancestral Thompson house. Thompson descendants attended the meeting. Sagadahoc W C C convention set for June 8 at West Bowdoin church. Local WLOC meeting elected officers Kenja Keay pres Daisy Crawford sec Lizzie Williams corr sec Maud Merrick to guest at next meeting. Rev J P Roberts invited for May 30 services at West Bowdoin church. Carl Everett of Freeport bought the Frank Hall home at West Bowdoin Corner and moved in this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowdoin
A. B
J. Hox
Dostess
Thompson
Gov
Sagadahoc
W. CC. TL. OU
West Bowdoin
Wloc. T. UL
Lizzie Small
Bowdoin Center
Kenja Ella Keay
Ic Williams
Daisy
Ford
Lizzie Williams
Maud Malon
J.P. Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Carl Everett
Freeport
Frank Hall
West Bowdoin Corner
E. C. Harman
Charles Manwell
Alexander Anderson
Albert Hadles
Arthur Hadley
Auburn
Merrill Keay
First Baptist Church
Working League
Howard Heald
Josie Williams
H. J. Brown
B. H. Woodside
Ida Lewis
John R. Blackie
Jennie Todd
Fred Gray
Elizabeth Hunt
Frank Heald
C. L. Hinckley
Abbie Reynolds
Marguerite Zorach
Robinhood
Bath
H. A. Nealley
Newton, Maxe
William VT. Nealles
Bangor
MacMahan
Judge Vierce
Brookline
Masx
Seguinland
Clifton Matthews
Philadelphia
Charles Clarke
Harold Peacock
Mannings
Kennebec Point
Sadie Drake
Mis
Whillixy Drake
Reachmont
Mass
L. Hinckler
Roscoe
PP. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Annie Jones
Carrol Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Oak Cemetery
Mark Marr
Marrtown
Vassalboro
Kimball
Vaxalboro
Axhell Marr
Frank Taylor
Tir
A. E. Riley
Isabelle Miles
Frank Petersen
Portland
Harold Brown
Mix Riley
Overlook
Horace Hittail
Mixse
Alice Cromwell
Albertina Stevens
Five Islands
John Thibodeau
Andover
Henry Albers
Marjorie Hinckler
Kluth
A.E. Rowe
Willings
Harry Horne
Chester
Lillian Berry
Julia Horne
William Oliver
Bay Point Road
Earle Wagan
Oliver
Edward Wren
Massachusetts
M. G. Sparis
North Carolina
Goldings Sons Quarry
W. OC. Todd
Alex Cunningham
Boothbay
William Marford
Benton
Orville E. Page
Wath
Ida F. Connors
Woodfords
Milcdred Howe
Georgetown
Chester MacMahan
Alice MacMahan
Baked Bean Supper at First Baptist in Georgetown
The Working League at First Baptist Church will serve a baked bean supper Friday evening with committees handling solicitations, serving, kitchen tasks, and dessert. A social note lists local residents visiting, traveling, and working on homes in Georgetown, including reinforcements to road crews and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Births and Health Updatein Local News
Mr and Mrs Frank Curtin welcome a fourth child a daughter. They receive congratulations as the family grows. Guy Card has nearly recovered his former good health and is able to work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
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Guy Card
Adequate Defense Urged by McQuigg at Augusta Address
National Commander John R. McQuigg of the American Legion urged maintaining adequate forces for internal and external defense. He warned against overreliance on world courts, cited Fidac cooperation, and stressed that only strong military preparedness can safeguard peace and America’s wealth and sovereignty. Police raid Cicero uncovering arms linked to Cicilian Overlord murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John R. Metjuigg
American Legion
McQigg
Legion
Hague
Federation Interalliee Des Anvciens Combattants
Fidac
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Poland
Roumania
United States
America
London
New York
Firat
United States of America
Army
Navy
England
Prench
National Coal Association reports U S coal output in late April
The National Coal Association announces U S coal production for the week ending April 24 at 0.51 million tons. Harvard denies discrimination against Jews amid claims of entry barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Coal
Er Tey
United States
Harvard
Five Islands Grange Library Gifts and Weekend News
Over 15 books donated to the Grange library from Mixa I Lucey and the Snowman estate, plus three from Mrs F M Reid. Residents and visitors endure weekend at local cottages, with travels to Bath Portland Phippsburg and St George. A baked bean supper for church funds clears over £12 and several residents make short trips to Fire Islands Bath and Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mixa. I. Lucey
C. L. Snowman
F. M. Reid
Edward Norton
Margaret
Boston
Mr. Hope
Elizabeth Stevens
Phippsburg
Edward Blaisdell
W. OL. Berry
A. L. Marr
Bath
C. H. Minchen
Weston
Grange Hall
Charles Hanna
Arthur Wilson
C. L. Binckler
Sagadahoc Bay
Fire Islands
Hartley Harley
Portland
Fred Cure
Merton Davis
Dorothy
Woodfords
Horace Murray
St. George
Mr. Murray
W. Noeton
Ferris Leonard
Studebaker
Leonard
Mr. Leonard
FE. A. Harford
James O'Brien
Hallowell
FE. I. Kimball
C. W. Nocton
California Wonders Praised by Woolwich Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Miller of Woolwich Maine recount their Winter in Los Angeles visiting Mrs. Miller’s daughter Mrs. Maude Blackwell and grandson Martell Balcom. They describe beaches studios farms Catalina Island Seals and the flying fish noting orange blossoms citrus crops and garden produce while meeting Maine natives and locals. They remark on the difficulty of entering movie studios and send regards from Los Angeles dated May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Independent
Los Angeles
Wrigley the Gum Man
Mrs. Winchenbach
Warren, Me
Pomonia
Cal
Dec
Harry Pease
Appleton
Helium production cost slashed in U S advances
The United States reports major gains in helium gas production and transport. It notes a drop from 1500 dollars per cubic foot to 27 dollars per thousand cubic feet, highlighting reduced costs and expanded output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Obituary of Mrs Maria Donnell Woodworth
Mrs Maria Donnell Woodworth 7 widow of John Woodworth of Bowdoinham died at her Gardiner home 64 Elm Street Saturday afternoon after years of invalidism. Born in Bath she was daughter of John T and Mary Tonnell. She lived in Bowdoinham before moving to Gardiner with her daughters. Survived by daughters Blanche and Ghulis Woodworth. sister Mrs Fred Temple. nieces Mrs Lotta Eaton and Mrs William Small. nephews Charles Carr and Earl Temple. Member of First Baptist Church of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Donnell Woodworth
John Woodworth
Bowdoinham
Elm Street
Gardiner
Woodworth
Bath
John T
Mary Tonnell
Chestnut Street
Fred Irish
N. H
First Baptist Church
Fred S. King 48 Dies at Home in Bath
Fred S. King a Bath native and blacksmith aged 48 died at his home 77 Court Street on May 18. He leaves wife, daughter Mrs. Fred S. King and son Everett King both of Bath, four sisters and two brothers, and three grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at 1 PM at 77 Court Street with Rev. Samuel A. Evans officiating. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. King
Court Street
Bath
Francis
Harriet King
Everett King
Elizabeth Vere
Josephine Freeman
Hammond
Brunswick
Clara Coleman
Boston
Isiah King
Charles King
Samuel A. Evans
John Ht, Freeman
Emery Freeman
Frank King
Carroll King
Oak Grove
Amanda L. Fullerton dies at 57 in Woolwich
Amanda L. Fullerton 57 wife of Charles W. Fullerton died about 1.15 Saturday morning at her Nequasset road home Woolwich after months of illness. Born in Warwerk Nova Scotia she moved to Boston as a girl and lived in Woolwich for sixty years. She was an attendant of Nequasset Congregational Church. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs Henry Dubar, three sisters Mrs Sarah Riley Mrs Catherine Bell and Mrs Bessie Rines and one grandson Charles Edward Dubar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fullerton
Nequasset Road
Woolwich
Warwerk
N.S
James
Mary J. Laidlaw
Boston
Nequasset
Henry Dabar
Sarah Riley
Cambridge
Mass
Catherine Bell
Roxbury
Bessie Rines
Charles Edward Dubar
James D Lawrence 75. prominent Arrowsie carpenter dies
James D Lawrence 75 a well known carpenter died Tuesday night at his Arrowsie home after long illness. His body brought to Bath Thursday, funeral held Friday at 2 800 at Mrs Jolson 45 Russell Street home. Burial Maple Grove. native of Arrowsie lived there most of his life. he was married twice but left no family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DD
Lawrence
Arrowsie
Bath
William Jolson
Russell Street
Maple Grove
Obituary notice for George E. Levya in Turner's court home
Thursday afternoon at two at the home of his son George E. Levya 22 Turner court Rev. Weston PL Holman of Beas con Street Methodist church officiating bearers were W. Scott Tibbetts Melville Lb Rice Edward Rice and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Levya
Turner Court
Weston PL Holman
Beascon Street Methodist Church
W. Scott Tibbetts
Melville Lb. Rice
Edward Rice
Archie Doyle Funeral Note Near Murphy’s Corner
Archie Doyle’s body was taken to Woolwich for burial in the cemetery at Murphy’s Corner, signaling the final arrangements for the deceased in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Doyle
Woolwich
Murphy's Corner
Mary F. Snow 68 widow of Charles Snow dies at Bath home
Mary F. Snow of Bath age 68 died suddenly from arteriosclerosis Monday night at 1069 High Street. She and her daughter Miss Carrie F. Snow had spent the day at home. after Miss Snow, ill in bed, read with her mother, Mrs. Snow collapsed. Surviving are Carrie and son Arthur J. Snow, a marine engineer believed abroad in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Snow
Charles M. Snow
High Street
Carrie F. Snow
Miss Snow
Mrs. Snow
Bath
Charles
Caroline A. Morrison
Arthur J. Snow
New York
Orient
Japan
China
Woolwich Farmer Llewellyn A. Bailey Dies at Home
Llewellyn A. Bailey, a well known Woolwich farmer, died Monday morning after illness since March 1. He leaves his wife, one son Bernard B. Bailey, two daughters Mrs Ray Prescott of Carmel and Velma Bailey, his mother, and brother Dr. B. A. Bailey of Wiscasset. Funeral held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at his home. He was a member of Woolwich Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn A. Bailey
Woolwich
Benjamin
Marjorie Wright Bailey
Bernard B. Bailey
Ray Prescott
Carmel
Velma Bailey
B. A. Bailey
Wiscasset
Woolwich Grange
Funeral Held for Charles Frank Schofield in Lowell
Charles Frank Schofield died May 19 and the funeral was held Saturday at his Lowell home. A Bath native, he was the son of John F Y and Caroline Schofield, survived by his wife and one son Charles Le Roy, two grandchildren Mildred and Ruth, a brother George B. Schofield of the Lowell fire department, and a sister Mrs David Simpson of Amesbury Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank Schofield
Bath
Lowell
Mass
John FY
Caroline Schofield
Charles Leroy Schofield
Mildred
Ruth
George B. Schofield
David Simpson
Amesbury
Funeral service for Oscar Sanderson held at home
The funeral for Oscar Sanderson took place Thursday at 2:30 pm at his home 250 Washington Street with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of People's Baptist Church officiating. Bearers were A. T. Otis Herbert McCabe D. H. Warner and Karl LeMont. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sanderson
Washington Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
A. TL. Otis
Herbert McCabe
D. H. Warner
Karl LeMont
Oak Grove
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Ernest L. Mills
A. R. Palmer
Lewiston
James Purinton
Beverly
Otis Gray
E.&. Tarr
W. M. Dingley
Mabel Lancaster
Nobleboro
Ralph Southard
Bert Southard
Ida Oliver
Henrietta Libby
Frances
Charles White
James Sencabough
King, N. H
James Senecabough
Southard Street
Webber
Winslow
Frank Reynolds
Martha Lancaster
Annie Johnson
M. Treble
Vanessa Beedle
Lillian Johnson
Johnson
Nettie ‘Ware
Yarmouth
Lena Harlow
Sadie Wood
Harry L. Stilphen
Earl Cronk
Farmington
Edna Lane
John Pinkham
Clifford Brown
George Riley
Harold Patch
Thomas Blaisdell
Gardiner Hospital
Harry L. Tarr
South Front Street
Winnifred Foster Roberts
Opera House
Vigatta
Robert Stickney
Arline
West Palm Beach, Fla
Sticknes
J. H. Gallren
Orville EE. Page
North St
Bath, Me
M. Opp
Kennebec Greenhouses
M’quig
Chicago
Cicero
W. F. Boucher
G. Rowe
J. T. MacMahan
Friends
J. G. Stevens
Marion
Miss Stevens
Maine General Hospital
Owen Marr
Capt
Melvin Harford
California
Woolwich People
Mrs. H. T. Miller
Desmond’s Boys
Kaynee
John J. Desmond
Maria D. Woodworth
Amanda L. Fullerton
James D. Lawrence
John H. Levya
JA Bolshevie
Lady Londonderry
Pekin
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