Woolwich P T A Final Session For This Season
The Woolwich P T A held its final regular meeting at Tuess ie hall Day's Ferry on May 21 with large attendance. Reports were approved and Florence Temple presided. The group plans a summer clambake at Wyman's Beach and a June 18 card party at Tuesie hall. A public square dance June 9 aims to start a series of dances. Members approved two cash awards for Morse High School graduates and praised the health clinic committee. A sixth annual fair is planned for late September with Brian M Jewett as chair.
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Woolwich P. T. A
Tuessie Hall
Day’s Ferry
Florence Temple
Woolwich
William Fogg
Robert DeWick
Charlotte Thornton
Frances Jewett
Betty Brown
Marjorie Hale
Evangeline Sparks
Clarence Tanner
Wyman’s Beach
Ivory Strout
Emily Strout
Stella Leonard
Muriel Preble
Alice Baker
Morse High School
Paul Pitman
Charlotte Francis
Norma Chandler
Wiscasset
Dresden
Phippsburg
Westport
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Chandler
Sagadahoc Ferry
Morse High
Brian M. Jewett
Roy Stewart
Dwight Hale
Ivory C. Strout
Ruth Leavitt
Edward Ingalls
Woolwich System
P. T. A. Hall
Melvin Howe
Ada Cross
Marion Pitman
Memorial Service Highlights at Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona grange met with Dirigo grange for an annual memorial service honoring deceased members and national master Albert Goss. The event featured white flower tributes, readings by Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs. Tarr, solos by Mazie Danforth and Miss Marjorie Atwood, an apple blossom drill, and a dairy queen selection process for Sagadahoc county with Ida Fowler of Bowdoin Center chosen to compete in Auburn and Lewiston events. A supper preceded the meeting, and the next Pomona gathering is June 27 at Harpswell with Merriconeag grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Albert Goss
George Blanchard
Chaplin
Topsham Grange
Marilla Tarr
Mazie Danforth
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
Blanche Atwood
Whispering Hope
Marjorie Atwood
Sagadahoc County
Enterprise
Sagadahoc
Dirigo
Joseph W. Larrabee
E. Mason Wright
West Bath
Lawrence Merriman
Merriconeag Granges
Maine
Grange
Pomona
Harpswell
Merriconeag Grange
West Bath Grange
Richard Crown
Alice Lewis
John Howe
D. Wallace MacDonald
Joseph Oliver
Gertrude Trott
Frances Clark
Mercie McFadden
Bessie Snow
Marion Farnsworth
Alice Johnson
Charles Soule
William A. Coombs
Alton Collins
Estella Doughty
Eunice Coombs
Lawrence Palmer
Edna Higgins
Marshall Boudreau
Rita LaFrance
Charles Dauphin
Maine Three-Quarter Century Club Meeting Set at Colby
The 1951 Maine Three-Quarter Century club meeting will be held at Colby College on Mayflower Hill the Wednesday of August 22. Guy P. Butler of the Maine Publicity Bureau announced the tentative Colby invitation and noted WWII suspended meetings. Officers include John L. Parker as acting president Nelson Miles Heikes secretary Henry Burnell A R Clark and John H. Merrill on the executive committee.
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Maine
Maine Publicity Bureau
Portland
South Portland
Bath
Brewer
John L. Parker
Bangor
Nelson Miles Heikes
Albion
Henry E. Burnell
Yarmouth
A. R. Clark
Bolster’s Mills
John H. Merrill
Auburn
Rainbow Girls Install Officers in Fraternal Ceremony
Rainbow Assembly No. 6 installs Freida Legard as worthy advisor with Hilda Bowers as installing advisor. Misses Chappell and Holmson assist, officers wear white gowns, and Mabel Merrill presides as organist. Ceremony includes flag salute, star spangled banner, color stations, and numerous awards and honors for long-time members. Continuous narration notes gifts, pins, bars, and a social hour with Rainbow Girls and Genesta chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
No. 6
Masons
Eastern Star
Frieda Legard
Forrest C. Legard
Hilda Bowers
Bowers
Jacqueline Chappell
Pauline Holmson
Mabel Merrill
Genesta
Marshal Jean McKay
Anita Deering
Evelyn Morse
Freida Legard
Eleanor Marks
Joan Brooks
Charity
Jean McKay
Hope
Carol Quimby
Faith
Joan Mallett
Jane Ledyard
Jerolyn Harris
Sandra Daley
Love
Betty Newell
Katherine Libby
Carolyn
Freida
Rainbow
Jacqueline Chapell
Miss Bowers
Mothers of Rainbow Girls
Genesta Chapter
Morse
Rena Legard
Roberta Morse
Waneta Estes
Marion Smith
Claire Wing
Ethel Richardson
Carolyn Stackpole
Natalie Hathorne
Carolyn McKay
Hilda Bowkers
Oil Leak Traced to Oakhurst Dairy Tank in Bath
Oil appearing in the Kennebec river for days was traced to a leak in a fuel oil storage tank at Oakhurst Dairy on Center Street. Workmen found holes in the tank bottom, with oil seeping into sewers and the river, damaging Bath Iron Works vessels and boats. Temporary tanks will hold fuel as a new tank is obtained.
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Kennebec
Oakhurst
Center Street
City
Middle Street
Carlton Bridge
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Carl Y. Kennedy
Water Street
Leeman Highway
Cmdr
C. P. Christianson
U. S. Coast Guard
McFadden
Christianson
US Army Engineers
Thomas Reegan
U. S. Army Engineers
Boston
Bridgeport
Class 1936 Banquet At Morse High June 14
A special table is set at the Morse High alumni banquet on June 14 for the 15 year class of 1936. Members are urged to attend and contact Mrs Martha Bertrand or Mrs Janet Bussey with attendance details.
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Morse High School
Martha (Cutting) Bertrand
Janet Bridgham Bussey
Sightseeing Trip for C A R Proves Enjoyable
Elizabeth Lawrence Society members and friends enjoyed a chartered bus tour starting noon. They visited Woolwich with apple blossoms, Edgecomb with a blue sky and shell heaps, then Thomaston and Montpelier with Knox home and DAR restoration. In Rockland the Farnsworth Art Museum tour featured works by Bates Kuniyoshi and Canadian artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
Woolwich
Edgecomb
Waldoboro
Perry Greene
George's River
H. Kenneth Smith
Weymouth
Thomaston
Montpelier
General Henry Knox
DAR
Gen
Knox
George Washington
Washington
West Point
Boston
Lucy Fluker
Waldo
Maine
Lucy
Dar’s
Bath
Rockland
New Farnsworth Art Museum and Library
Carol Bates
Gardiner
Wasuo Kuniyoshi
Camden
Marion Jaques Smith
Natalie
Sandra Hathorne
Christel
Carol Cornish
Pamelis Litchfield
Ellen Low
Janice
Laura
Alice Hastings
Nancy Temple
Mary Donnell
Gail Oliver
Linda Ames
Anna Lonn
Cynthia Osgood
Susan Bates
Jean Shumway
Lucy Lee Smith
Sharon Wing
Betsey Ann Douglas
Patricia Parks
Elwood Hathorne
Dwinal Cornish
Leonard Litchfield
Percy Low
George Hastings
James Temple
Florence Woodside
Maria St. Angelo
Smith
Roths Return to Boothbay Harbor for Season
Mr and Mrs Edmund Roth and Mrs Rothwell s sister Miss Irene Ingalls arrived at Boothbay Harbor from Florida where they spent the winter and spring. They reopened their harbor home for the season and Mr Rothwell was in Bath on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rothwell
Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
Boothbay Harbor
Florida
Mr. Rothwell
Bath
Mrs Adams Returns to Bath After Portland Visit
Mrs George Adams returns to her Bath home after visiting Portland where she attended the Grand Chapter of the O E S sessions at Eastland Hotel.
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George Adams
Bath
Portland
Grand Perce O. E. S
Eastland Otel
Bath Teachers Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Bath Teachers club held its annual meeting at Morse High School and elected officers for 1951 1952 led by president Keith Crockett. Officers include Margaret Flaherty vice president Catharine Leonard secretary Alice Austin treasurer. Raymond Farnham joined the Executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teachers Club
Morse High
Nathan W. Watson
Keith Crockett
Margaret Flaherty
Catharine Leonard
Alice Austin
Raymond Farnham
Lydia Hutchins
National Education Association
Maine Teachers Association
Orono
Board of Education
Watson
Water not polluted at frog pond probe
City Health Officer R. Clinton McFadden reported that tests by the State Department of Health on samples from the frog pond between Dumner and High streets and Beacon and Crescent streets show virtually no evidence of pollution and negative for typhoid. While not fit to drink, the water is not polluted enough to cause disease through body contact.
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R. Clinton McFadden
State Department of Health
Dummer
High Streets
Beacon and
Crescent Streets
State Department of Health & Welfare
Bureau of Health
Division of Sanitary Engineering
E. H. Campbell
Memorial hospital patient Mae Savage at Lemont Street
Mrs. Mae Savage of Lemont Street is listed as a patient at Memorial Hospital.
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Mae Savage
Lemont Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Girl Attacked on Oliver Street by Masked Man
Police investigate a Monday night assault on 16 year old Miss Norma E Sawyer of Morse High School student status. An unknown masked assailant struck her after grabbing her neck and clubbing her from behind before fleeing. Neighbors aided the victim and she was taken to a local facility with a head injury.
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Norma E. Sawyer
Meadowway
Morse High School
Oliver Street
Woolwich
Sagadahoc County Superior Court
Franklin Street
Hyde Memorial Home
Middle Street
Oak
Miss Sawyer
Man appeals to Cumberland Superior Court over assault case
Cundy's Harbor man charged with assault and battery on Bath sea and shore warden Burns appealed to Cumberland County Superior Court after a 30 day jail sentence. Kenneth Gomes, 22, pleaded innocent in Brunswick Municipal Court but was found guilty and bonded for appeal forthcoming. Burns said Gomes struck him in the eye while he inspected quahogs.
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Cundy
Swansea Burns
Bath
Cumberland County Superior Court
Brunswick Municipal
Kenneth Gomes
Burns
Times
Gomes
Gomer
Highway Work Widens Academy Lincoln Streets
The highway department removes trees and widens Academy Street at Lincoln Street near Louis Petlock’s new home. While trees are cleared, a sewer line serving the Petlock property is broken, requiring repairs.
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Highway Department
Academy Street
Lincoln Street
Louis Petlock
Petlock
Missionary Rev Pointer speaks on Africa life in Bath churches
Rev Dr James Pointer, a Portuguese East Africa veteran of 37 years, spoke at Beacon Street and Wesley churches in Bath on Sunday. He told vivid tales of jungle life, crocodile encounters, and efforts to train native preachers while aiming to finish his Africa mission quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D
Portugese East Africa
United States
Bath
Beacon Street
Wesley Church
Pointer
Jim
Rev
Africa
Beverly White
Henry Henrikson
Pointers
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Pomona Grange
Century Club
Colby College
Mayflower Hill
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
C.A.R
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Bath Teachers’ Club
Cundy’s
Jungles
James D. Pointer