Lions Club and Pomona Grange Hold Meetings and Events
Richmond Lions Club held a regular meeting Monday with dinner served by the committee. Plans were made for a waste paper drive and tin can collection on Nov 5. Sanitary Engineering Division guest speaker J Elliott Hale spoke on health activities. Sagadahoc Pomona Grange met at Bodwell Grange with officer attendance and home canning discussions. An annual meeting, election, and installation are planned for Nov 29 with Topsham Grange. A surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Jacob Barter occurred on Ridge Road. Rev Lawrence J and Mary E McAllen of Auburn conducted Nazarene revival services evenings through Nov 5 with special object lessons and color Bible pictures. Three Halloween parties were held. prizes awarded for costumes, apple bobbing, baby pictures, and guessing games.
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Lions Club
J. Elliott Hale
State Bureau of Health
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Phippsburg
Topsham Grange
Lawrence J
Mary E. McAllen
Auburn
Church of the Nazarene
Lawrence McAllen
Verona Pinkham
Center Street
Phyllis Strout
Church Street
Marjorie Rice
Phyllis Stover
Mildred Skinner
Beverley Cadenelli
Saran Nelson
Siegars
Village Hunt Prizes Won At Strout Rice Barn Gatherings
In a scavenger hunt at the Strout home Helen Herbert found the ring Norma Johnson found the penny and Miss Pinkham found the thimble. Prizes at the Rice and Stover party went to Robert Gibbs Shirley White and Harry Hanson. A PTA teachers reception occurred at the high school gym with Clinton Thurlow as speaker. Fire department handled four alarms including Edith Howard’s home on Ferry road. Personal notes list local visits births promotions and service news from Bath Gardiner and surrounding areas.
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Penny
Thimble
Helen ‘Herbert
Norma Johnson
Miss Pinkham
Portland hostess entertains with supper bridge visit
Mrs Roy Shackford of Turner's Court and Mrs Nathan E Coffin of Park Street were overnight guests of Mrs Charles E Doten in Portland. During their visit, Mrs Doten hosted a supper bridge for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shackford
Turner’s Court
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Charles E. Doten
Portland
Doten
Georgetown Social Notes and Local Recess Highlights
Georgetown reports a busy sequence of social events and local updates. Mrs Joseph Higgins hosted the Working League with nine attendees including Mrs Howard Fletcher and an out of town member. Schools reopened after a teachers convention recess. Halloween party at Mrs Alfred Rowe’s featured costumes and games for 24 children. A town road grader was deployed on Monday as gales eased and temperatures fell to 18 by 6 am Tuesday. Sgt Louise Bedford WAC and husband Harry visited their Bath cottage, joining Mrs John Blackie for Tuesday luncheon. Numerous residents were noted visiting, traveling, or hosting gatherings at cottages, baths, and homes across Bath, Five Islands, Gardiner, and Portland, with several attending the state teachers convention in Lewiston. Continuous family movements and seasonal travel marked the week, including residents from Bath Iron Works, Arlington, and Waltham returning or visiting. One soldier in the family is due to depart for armed forces, while another is a German prisoner of war.
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Joseph Higgins
Working League
Howard Fletcher
Alfred Rowe
Louise Bedford
WAC
New York
Harry Bedford
Whitingville
John Blackie
George Laskey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Stuart
MacMahan
Blanche Westall
John Osborn
Walter Powers
Harold Hunt
Alex Cunningham
Herbert Hunt
Woodrow Gray
Five Islands
Ernestine Hilton
Augusta
E. C. Clarey
Bath
Sayde Campbell
Elbridge Powers
Gardiner
Aubrey Fullerton
Henry Tarbox
A. S. Cunningham
Audrey Pinkham
Macwahoc
William Tremaine
Howard MacMahan
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Mass
Howard Trafton
Chester Kelsea
Seguinland
Bath Iron Works
Lauretta M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Belle Heald
Clayton Heald
Gardner Hanson
Arlington
James Oliver
Roy Moulton
Hotel Piccadilly
New York City
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Allen Brown
Dana Craney
Winnie Robishaw
Leon Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Thomas Williams
Louise
Bobbie Jordan
Thomaston
Hillsboro
N. H
Elizabeth Hunt
Frank Boyd
Boyd
Surry
Melvin Cunningham
Minnie Berry
Newton Center
Madelyn Berry
Mabel Yekeyary Louise
Barbara Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Victor Pinkham
Ralph Bragg
James Stevens
Derby
Elsworth Pinkham
Edith McMahan
Stevens
O. F. Rowe
Melvin Comeau
Branwell Harford
Boston
Milburn Stevens
Livermore Falls
Eugene Fowler
Auburn
Addie Stevens
Wagner
Clinton
Andrew Rowe
Ida McGillivary
Morse High
Dorothy Thompson
Paul Thompson
J. G. Stevens
Domonic Magro
Farrolyn Wynn
Arletta Harford
Robert C Thompson
USMC
Carol Kittery
L. H. Rowe
Williams
T. &. Williams
West Georgetown
P. B. Savage
Miss Daphne Cushing Hosts Halloween Party
Among many Halloween gatherings on Tuesday evening the home of Mrs Christopher Cushing 131 Dummer Street hosted a costume party for her daughter Daphne Bunny Guests arrived in masks and the house featured black cats witches skeletons jack o lanterns and autumn leaves Prizes went to Miss America and the most original costume winner Donald Savage in blackface and to a girl and a boy for prettiest and most original outfits Guests included Patty Gaudette Nancy Pratt Eva Wilkins Gerry Gamble Henrietta Wilkins Robert Dow Mary McDaw Billy Savage Katherine Pickens Dora McDaw Tommy McDaw Patricia Carpenter Roger Carpenter Sylvia Carpenter and Paul Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Cushing
Dummer Street
Daphne
Bunny
Hollywood
Carmen Miranda
Umask
Mary McCaw
Donald Savage
Patty Gaudette
Nancy Pratt
Eva Wilkins
Gerry Gamble
Henrietta Wilkins
Robert Dow
Mary MecDaw
Billy Savage
Katherine Pickens
Dora McDaw
Tommy McDaw
Patricia Carpenter
Roger Carpenter
Sylvia Carpenter
Paul Cushing
Ye Olde Tyme Faire for Hospital Benefit
The Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Ways and Means Committee met at City hall to plan Ye Olde Tyme Faire set for Saturday November 25 at the State Armory on Lincoln Street. Donald H. Small is chairman. The event promises dancing games and refreshments with surprises for patrons. Watch the Times for announcements.
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Ways and Means
Bath Memorial Hospital
City Hall
State Armory
Lincoln Street
Donald H. Small
City of
Bath
Halloween Party at Brunswick Road Host's Home
Master Charles Boyle II hosted friends Tuesday for a Halloween party at his Brunswick road home. The evening featured bobbing for apples, apple doughnut bites, ghost stories, and orange black decorations with a pumpkin centerpiece. Attendees included Andy Andrews Bruce Bueden Jackie Oliver Jackie Small John Callan. prizes awarded to game winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Boyle
Charles B. Castle
Brunswick Road
Andy Andrews
Bruce Bueden
Jackie Oliver
Jackie Small
John Callan
Halloween social and community events in Bath
A busy week in Bath featured a Library Hall Halloween social led by Osborne and two Bath girls, with refreshments for attendees. The Good Neighbor club finished cleaning the dining room, three local boys at Camp Blanding, and a donation of boys books from Mrs. H. B. Cranshaw of Newton Mass. Other items note residents visiting, military families, and local civic activity with numerous names and towns cited.
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Library
Osborne
Bath
Edith Mmcahon
Good Neighbor Club
Library Hall
Camp Blanding
Florida
Russell Harford, Jr
Herbert Hunt
Raymond Belanger
H. B. Cranshaw
Newton
Mass
Cranshaw
Malden Island
Carr
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
Stevens
Teachers Honor Ladd With Dinner and Gift
In 1941 after 45 years in teaching Mrs. Ladd, former principal of North Grammar, receives a farewell dinner. The Bath Teachers Club presents a gold wrist watch to Mr. Ladd, following musical tributes by Violet Dyer, Marjorie Fitts, Keith Crockett, and others. Ladd recalls three years of service, school expansions, rising enrollments, and future facility plans.
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North Grammar
Staples
Dike
Walter C. Rogers
Rogers
John Parker
Ladd
Bath
Violet Dyer
Marjorie Fitts
Hope Hersom
Keith Crockett
Stella Tarantella
Mr. Ladd
Nathan Watson
Fairfield Sanitarium Patient Discharged After Improvement
The patient has recovered sufficiently to be discharged after many months at Fairfield Sanitarium. He arrived home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A S Pierce and grandchildren of Randolph visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott left their Summer home and returned to Hallowell Tuesday. Herbert Moore of Belmont Mass. arrived Monday for a brief stay at the Moore cottage.
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Fairfield Sanitarium
A.S. Pierce
Randolph
Fred Elliott
Hallowell
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Mass
Moore Cottage
Farm Credit Service opens field office in Hallowell Maine
The Farm Credit Administration authorizes an Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Division field office in the Post Office Building at Hallowell Maine to serve central and Southern Maine farmers. F W Maddocks will supervise this territory, including Sagadahoc and Lincoln counties, from former Houston Maine headquarters. Governor Sumner Sewall will welcome Maine Women’s Land Army at the State House on Women’s Land Army Day with speakers Miss Florence Hall director Deering Carl Smith and Mrs Edward Merrill. Exercises begin at 1 30 p m.
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Maine
Farm Credit Administration
Hallowell
F. W. Maddocks
Houston
Sagadahoc
Lincoln
Sumner Sewall
Maine Women’s Land Army
State House
Augusta
Women’s Land Army
Katherine Potter
Florence Hall
Washington, DC
National Women's Land Army
Arthur L. Deering
Maine Agricultural Extension Service
Women's Land Army
Carl R. Smith
Nazi Industrialists Arrest Reports Stir cautious doubt
The article warns against sensational claims of German industrialists being arrested abroad. It questions motives, noting Dr Hjalmar Schacht supported Hitler while Karl Goerdeler opposed him. It cites four Ruhr and Saar magnates, Hermann Roehling Albert Voegler Friedrich Flick Florian Kloeckner, as alleged targets amid propaganda and public complicity.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reichsbank
Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht
Karl Goerdeler
Leipzig
Goerdeler
Dr. Schacht
Nazi Germany
Reich
Schacht
Berlin
der Feuhrer
Germany
Hermann Roehhling
Saar Valley
Albert Voegler
Friedrich Flick
Florian Kloeckner
Ruhr
Fritz Thyssen
Edwin H P Lowell Goes to Portland on Business
Edwin H. P. Lowell of Western Avenue traveled to Portland on Wednesday for business purposes.
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Edwin HP. Lowell
Western Avenue
Portland
Odd Ladies Install Officers For Year At Friday Meeting
Myrtle lodge Odd Ladies elected officers and held installation Friday at G A R hall after a dinner at Mrs Sade Savage home and a guest list from Auburn including Mrs Netta Merrow and Mrs Verna Miller. Installation by Mrs Morrow and Mrs Miller with officers named and two wardens ill to be installed later.
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Myrtle Lodge
Sade Savage
Winter Strong
Netta Merrow
Verna Miller
Alice Berry
Auburn
G. A. R. Hall
Morrow
Miller
Aimela Mitchell
Sadie Davis
Louise Rogers
Hazel Schottler
Bertie Ward
Lizzie Chaney
Mary Gillespie
Nelle Hunt
Lucela Blake
Jenmie Cameron
Alice Lewis
Myrtle Wilson
Amelia Mitchel
Pearl Campbell
Shire Davin
Marlon Darrah
Rose Jean
Mary Curtis
Gift to the Past Lady by officers named
The officers appoint a Right Assistant Mrs. Mary Curtis and a Left Assistant Mrs. Sadie Savage to assist the incoming Noble Lady. The document records the ceremonial gift from the officers to the Past Lady and the new appointees in the order of ceremony.
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Mary Curtis
Sadie Savage
Obituary for Edward A. McLellan Aged Citizen
Edward A. McLellan died at Memorial Hospital after a five month stay. Born January 30, 1862 in Southport, he lived in this city 75 years as a spar-maker. He is survived by son Albert, brother Frank, and six grandchildren Myron Richard Roland Phillip Lois and Robert. Funeral was at Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street Sunday at two.
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Edward A. McLellan
Memorial Hospital
Mr. McLellan
Southport
John
Sarah Biggar McLellan
Albert McLellan
Front Street
Frank McLellan
Elizabeth L Phinney Rites Held In Dexter
Mrs Elizabeth L Phinney 81 wife of Harlan P Phinney died Friday at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston She born Stetson daughter of Joseph Lowell and Martha Lowell She lived many years at St Albans and moved to Lewiston to stay with grandson Alton Gower Survived by husband two daughters Cetta Page of St Albans and Grace Gower of Bath Memorial services held Mayo Funeral Home High Street and burial at Mount Pleasant Dexter with committal at 2 30 local time
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Elizabeth L. Phinney
Harlan P. Phinney
Central Maine Gener Hospital
Lewiston
Stetson
Joseph Lowell
Marth Mitchell Lowell
Alton Gower
St. Albans
Cetta Page
Maine
Grace Gower
Bath
Rebekah Lodge
Dexter
Mayo Funeral Home
High Street
Mount Pleasant
Neva G Gregory dies at Boothbay Harbor
Mrs Neva G Gregory formerly a Bath area housekeeper at King Tavern dies at her Boothbay Harbor home Saturday afternoon. She spent winters in Florida and returned each summer to Boothbay Harbor. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at two at Simmons Harrington funeral home in Boothbay Harbor.
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Neva G. Gregory
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
King Tavern
Florida
Simmons & Harrington
Mrs Phinney Funeral Held at Mayo Home
Funeral services for Mrs Elizab eth L Phinney were conducted by Rev Dr David L Wilson at Mayo Funeral Home on Monday at 11. Bearers included Sgt Harlan Breed John Lowe Joseph Breck and Alton Gower. Interment followed at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Dexter with a committal service.
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Mayo Funeral Home
Elizabeth L. Phinney
David L. Wilson
Harlan Breed John Lowe
Joseph Breck
Alton Gower
Dexter
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Mrs Fuller Funeral Service Held at Mayo Home
Funeral service for Mrs Sarah Fuller conducted by Rev Charles R Sims at Mayo Funeral Home on High Street Saturday at 2 pm. Bearers were Harry Watson Lawrence Young Russell Farrow and Howard W Mayo. Burial in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fuller
Mayo Funeral Home
High Street
Charles R. Sims
Harry Watson
Lawrence Young Russell Farrow
Howard W. Mayo
Riverside Cemetery
Woolwich
Funeral for Mrs Hilda H Avery held at Mayo Funeral Home
Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Funeral Home of Arthur F Mayo for Mrs Hilda H Avery with Rev Ralph W Mohney officiating. Bearers included Harry Jaquith Edward Jaquith Elmer Avery and Harold Avery. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda H. Avery
Arthur F. Mayo
Ralph W. Mohney
Harry Jaquith
Edward Jaquith
Elmer Avery
Harold Avery
Oak Grove
Nurse Catherine Marr Butka Returns Home From War Service
Mrs Charles Butka with her infant daughter Mary Lou has returned to her mother Mrs Luke Marr on upper Washington street from Augusta General Hospital Augusta. Mrs Butka nee Catherine Marr RN is a graduate of the Augusta General School of Nursing and formerly served at Naval Hospital Long Island NY and southern hospitals. Her husband Corp Butka is serving overseas in war theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butka
Mary Lou
Luke Marr
Washington Street
Augusta General Hospital
Augusta
Butka
Catherine Marr
R. N
Augusta General School of Nursing
Naval Hospital
Long Island
N. Y
South
Corp. Butka
Hunters Return From Week in State with Fine Does
David Henderson of North Bath and James A. Clappison of North Street ended a weeklong hunting trip in the northern state region. They based operations at a Modiacock farm near the Canadian line and each returned with a fine doe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
North Bath
James A. Clappison
North Street
Modiacock
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Lottie Purinton
Mabel Doody
Ralph Purinton
William Gray
Milton Douglas
Emily Gray
Emily Wallace
Delmar Curtis
Milton Baker
Arnold Lamoreaur
Viola Riske
Erland Curtis
Marshall White
Edward White
Charles Boedge
Ednard Small
Clifford W. Gray
Bowdoinham
Freda Hopkins
Maxwell Marriner
Raymond Curtis
William Sullivan, Jr
Cleveland Marriner
Gertrude Curtis
P.T.A
Clinton Thurlow
Cony High School
D.A.R
James MacKillop
United Nations Relief
Fort Richmond
Edith Howard
Ferry Road
Ralph Bishop
Myron Heenie
Harry Curran
Punta Gorda
Fla
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Anderson’s Market
Dewey Fisher
Main Street
Gardiner General Hospital
Stanley Hooper
Ida Hosmer
Ruby Fisher
Earl Lewis
Melvin C. Lewis
H&m Co
Camp Campbell
Cpl. Lewis
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Edward Lewis
Independence Field
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John Thrower
USN
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Philip Foster
Bridgton
Henry Plouff
Foster
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Corona Pinkham
Marie Wentworth
Scarboro
Theresa Muise
Ann Kimball
Marguerite Seamans
Bliss Business College
Myra Philmore
Pittsfield
Charles Dore
Charles Day
Augusta House
Wilber T. Emerson
Hotel Croydon
Roy KirkPatrick
Emerson Summer Home
Georgetown
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Ellsworth
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Kingfeld
Roosevelt & Truman
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Jonesport
Ethel Caron
Rumford
George J. Doyle
Waterville
Louis B. Lausier
Biddeford
Levi T. Williams
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Belfast
John FP. Jennings
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Daphne Cushing
Fred Carr
John L. Nolan
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Sidney Emery
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