Maine Egg Cooperative Demonstration Expands Statewide
Maine launches cooperative candling grading and marketing of eggs to open new outlets. In a week the demonstration plant in Augusta draws 22 producers delivering at least 30 cases weekly, packaging Maine eggs under State of Maine Eggs branding to boost home and regional sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Charles M. White
State Department of Agriculture
White
Maine Poultry Producers Association
Department of Agriculture
Maine Development Commission
State of Maine
Portland
Augusta
Waterville
Bath
Brunswick
Boston
Albion Goodwin
Agricultural Department
Charles A. Cavanaugh
Rockport
Committal service for Ralph H Tourtillotte set in Oak Grove
A committal service for Ralph H Tourtillotte, 44, will be held Thursday at two in Oak Grove cemetery. The Bath native, son of John C and Annie B Tourtillotte, was found in the Kennebec river after a Monday afternoon recovery. He lived in Bath and Millinocket, worked at Bath Iron Works and Great Northern Paper Co, and was active in Kennebec Yacht Club, Bath aeris, F O E, and Lincoln lodge I O O F. He leaves four children John Margaret Mary and Paul plus his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H., Tourtillotte
Oak Grove
Tourtillotte
Kennebec River
Bath
John C
Annie B. (McKay
Great Northern Paper Co
Bath Iron Works ‘Corp
Kennebec Yacht Club
Bath Aeris
Lincoln Lodge
Miss Elizabeth Donnell Returns to Augusta for Training
Miss Elizabeth J. Donnell of this city has returned from an affiliated nursing course in a Portland hospital to Augusta where she continues training at the Augusta General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Donnell
Portland
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Summer Visitors and Local News in Bath Area
A condensed roundup of residents and guests visiting Bath area cottages and families. Guests include Mrs. George J. Ingalls and son Kenneth in Melrose, Mrs. Ernest A. Rogers and family in Belgrade, Miss Abbie F. Minott from Roxbury, Frank Higgins and family from Bath, and Stansbury Hagar with daughter Marjorie from New York. WPA head Walter J. McCourt appointed Waldoboro superintendent. nine 8th graders take state exams at Center school. Notable mentions include road work on Meadowbrook Cross Road, Sebasco Estates golf, and local social gatherings at Dromore Welfare Club and various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Peterson
Kenneth
George J. Ingalls
Melrose
Mass
Ernest A. Rogers
Ernest, Jr
Raymond Wyman
Arthur Cottle
Belgrade
Abbie F. Minott
Roxbury
Walter J. Pierce
Foot
Gilbert Atwood
Bath
Moosehead Lake
Annie Derwent
Welfare Club
Dromore
Emma Perry
Eleanor Crismore
Mae Larrabee
Esther McCourt
Evelyn Beals
Eva Rogers
Derwent
Thomas Totman
Williams Cottage
Phippsburg Center
Walter J. McCourt
WPA
Waldoboro
John Davis
Southport
Center School
William P. Morrison
Technology Chambers
Boston
Cox's Head
Herbert Scott
Lyman Barbour
Leeds
Scott
Gladys Hartford
George C. Beals
Lester
Martha
Georgetown
Everett Higgins
Elizabeth Hampton
Norfolk
Minott Home
Gardiner Rogers
Sally
New Meadows
Lester Watson
Ralph Hart
Howard MacRonald
Portland
Blaisdell Farm
Omar Perry
Adelia Bolton
Winneyanee
James Perry
Marie Simpson
Jamaica Plain
Frank P. Leavitt
Charles Thistle
Gloucester
Meadowbrook
Charles Huff
Meadowbrook Lross
Wilbur Wyman
Emily Wyman
Walter McCourt
John D. Rogers
Yarmouth
Small Point Road
Center
Sylvester Cushman
Nathan Cushman
Sebasco Estates
Joseph Brazier
Sebasco
St. Petersburg
Fla
Brazier
Reginald Wright Kauffman
New York
D. C. White
Lewiston
Jennie Evans
James L. Morse
A. F. Williams
Augusta
Phippsburg
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Under-the-Lee
George Wass
Elaine
San Diego
Calif
Wasi
Frank Edwards
Bath Iron Works
Dromore Farm Bureau Holds All Day May Meeting
Dromore Farm Bureau met at the Winnegance Community Clubhouse for an all day session focusing on happy healthy growing children. Drs Joseph T. Smith and H Jacob Smith examined children with nurse Ada McCarmell assisting. meals, committees, and guest visitors noted. next meeting set for June 9 on kitchen improvements.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Hortense Welch
Eva Rogers
Father McCoourt
Irene Young
Aletha Campbell
Joseph
Norman Koehling
Esther McCourt
Chloe Nickerson
Malden
Mass
Beacon Junior Aid Meets Monday Night
Beacon Street church junior aid met at the home of Mrs. Arthur G. Gilmore with 19 members present. Plans for a final supper were made for June 7 at River View restaurant Damariscotta. Members to meet at Beacon Street church at six ready to depart. An all day picnic at Lake Maranacook in July was suggested. Eleanor McDonough, daughter of Mrs. Hugh McDonough, arrived to visit grandparents.
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Beacon Street
Arthur G. Gilmore
Winship Street
Edward Lemoine
Omar Stevens
River View
Damariscolta
Beacon Street Church
H. Martin Powers
Kenneth Haskell
Lake Maranacook
Popham Beach Hosts Broad Range of Weekend Visitors
Long list of guests and local visits from Popham Beach and nearby towns includes Miss Barbara Rank and Miss Helena Fields of Gorham. Prof Stan Voe and daughters from North Yarmouth. Mr and Mrs David Roduverson of Groveville. many Bath and Georgetown residents visiting relatives and seaside cottages. A Smith School Minstrels show at Cony High and a Lighthouse Inn party highlight weekend social activity.
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Barbara
Gwendolyn Rank
Helena Fields
Gorham
Carol Drake
Pauline Morong
George
Moron
Machias
Moorong
Jonesport
Nina Larrabee
Bath
Fred Osnod
Noeman Perkins
East Boothb
Stan.voe
Nancy
North Yarmouth
Cottag
Sedgemere
David M Roduverson
Groveville
Evadna Drake
Drake
Ethel Oscood
Tia
East Bowybuy
Vile Barlow
Ethel Lake
W. Osprood
Pophom Hbeht
Reservaton
Mr. McNulty
Nathaniel Perkins
Suntley Morong
Jerry
Bobby
Eva Dobtin
Dobturn
Popham
Walter Sprague
Philip Wyman
Howard Colbeth
Hanaford Miller
Boothbay
Burnt Island
Lawrence Wyman
Bit
Elisha Brideves
Wyman
Marguerite McNulty
Harry Spencer
Brighton
Spencer
Wellington
E. L. Drake
Carol
David
Edgar Drake
Birchwood
Georgetown
John Carter
Woolwich
Popham Schoow
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Last Civil War Vet Thomas Gannon Dies at 91
Thomas Gannon at 91, a former Belfast blacksmith and postmaster, and the city’s last Civil War veteran, died Monday evening at 1227 High Street from complications after a three month illness. Born in Galway to John and Katherine Owens Gannon, he settled in Belfast before moving to Bath. He served in the Union Navy near New Orleans and later led local veterans groups. Survived by wife Alice M. Gannon, three grandsons, four great grandchildren, two stepdaughters, one half brother, and four half sisters. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at his Bath home with bearers provided by the post and city groups.
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Thomas Gannon
City
New Orleans
Farragut
High Street
Inessery
Galway
Ireland
John
Katherine Owens Gannon
Belfast
Bath
de Wats
Othe Naty
Avidas
Thomas H Marshall Pos
Trimthy Chase Lodge
First Baptist Church
Gannon
Alice M. Gannon
Laws A
East St. Johnsbury
Manchester
Alfred CG Gannon
Bidgeport Conn
Frederick
Bridgeport
William
Robert
Fast St Johnsbury
Elizabeth
Portland
Ava M. Whitney
Bertha J. Hall
Lincolnville
Edward Gannon
Walpole
Mass
Elizabeth Moore
Somer Ville
Margaret Pickering
Freeport
Allen Holt
Owl's Head
Hiram R. Annis
T. W Hyde Camp
S. of
A. V
Composer Geoffrey Ohara visits Rockland Rotary Club
Friday session of the Rockland Rotary Club welcomed Geoffrey O Hara a famous New York composer attending the Maine Federation of Music Clubs annual convention Representative Alan L Bird introduced the state music school O Hara will conduct at Sidney this summer with a corps of prominent conductors He performed two pieces Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride and Katy Katy for the Rotarians.
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Rockland
Winnegance Cemetery Association Plans Memorial Week cleanup
At the Winnegance church vestry Friday night the cemetery association voted a general cleanup for Memorial Day week. New president Charles T. Small Jr will oversee the effort with a committee including Almon Perry and Arthur Clemont to plan annual work and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery Association
Winnegance Church
Danford McDonald
Almon Perry
Arthur Clemont
Charles T. Small, Jr
Edith I. Hawcett
Charles Preble
Alfred Over
Edward Oliver
Orman Cooveshall
Winnexance
High Street
Winnegances Rout Woolwich in Eight Inning Showdown
Winnegance baseball club blitzed Woolwich 24 to 2 at Morsey's field on Monday evening. Pride earned the win with a five hitless innings and 10 strikeouts, while Steve Marshall collected five hits in five trips including a triple and a double. Four Winnegance pitchers allowed only three hits.
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Winnegance Ball Club
Woolwich
Morsey's Field
Plate
FE. Pride
Across the River
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W. §. Dillon
Fast
Ralph H. Tourtillotte
Ralph Wright
H. W. Cutting
Rogers, Butler, Powers
John Dickinson
Henry Cutting Weston-Larrabee
Happy, Healthy Growing Children
Winnegance Community House
Beacon Junior Aid
Eleanor McDonough
Hugh McDonough
Brookline, Mass
Thomas F. Reynolds
Upper Washington Street
Popham Beach
Edward Cohen
Ardeen Pinkham
Pinkham
Eugene Spinney
Annie Oliver Stacey
Spinney
Blanchard Crowley
Arlene Perkins
Phippsbury School
Intow
Aquidneck
Kenneber
Newport
Liewellyn J) Oliver
Small
McNulty
Fox Island
Madelyn Bridges
Brian Newdick
Emma Newdick
Mrs. Perlie Chandler
Smith School
Cony High School
Isabelle M. McConachie
Augusta Schools
Gertrude Macomber
W.C.A
Wits
Lighthouse Inn
Winthrop
Helen Hughes Club
Macomber
Columbia University
Passaic
N. J
Chevrolet
B.F. Dunn
Texas Rancher
Mr. Dunn
Chevrolet Motor Cars
Joe Mills
Texas
Chevrolet Motor Division
Neral Motors Sales Corpora
Mi Htan
FOR &c
Winnegancers
Tilt
Colorado
Bath, Maine
Washington Street
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