Richmond Masons and Auxiliaries Hold Meetings
Friday meeting appointed Lois Pushard as noble grand and set committees for the year. Visitation by Bertha Curtis noted. Invitations issued for events in East Machias and Brewer. Various installations, cake walks, and suppers planned. Local clubs including Enterprise Grange, Richmond Corner Extension, Emerson Lane Auxiliary, Mothers Friends and Teachers, Pushard Guiou Auxiliary, and Sagadahoc Cattle Club held gatherings, with member updates and upcoming events. Several residents announced military training and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Pushard
Noble Grand
Bertha Curtis
Lester Young
Grand Lodge of Maine
East Machias
Maude Getchell
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Brewer
Ethel Pinkham
Enterprise Grange
C. Cleveland Marriner
Myron Douglass
Dora Marriner
Freda Sullivan
Beatrice Webber
Veneranda Sanford
Wesley Webber
Olive Little
Freda Marriner
Stewart
Thelma Mank
Della Grondin
Irving Tripp
Mildred Phinney
Flora
Cornelia Coates
Ceres
Belle Meserve
Pomona
Clare Ames
Jeff Coates
William Meserve
William Sullivan, Jr
Emerson - Lane
American Legion
Legion
Togus Veterans Hospital
Mothers, Friends and Teachers Club
Louise Dunn
Laura Lothridge
Pushard-Guiou
Gordon Stinson
Bradley Stinson
Murray Stinson
Lindy Horne
Linda Craig
Roberta Waltz
Terry Craig
Lowell Lamoreau
Arnold Lamoreau
Ronald Meserve
Irving Meserve
Roger Babb
William Babb
Wrentham
Mass
Virginia Dunklee
River Road
Douglass Harrington
Douglass, Jr
William Chamberlain
Hyde Park
Robert Hoyie
Lowell
Pearl Perry
County Road
John L. Fickett
Labrador
Sandy Field
Pearl Durrell
Not Accidental Richmond Police Report Cites Insurance
Not Accidental notes two auto collisions involving George A. Nash Jr. in Richmond Virginia. Both incidents involved Nash selling insurance policies to drivers of cars in collisions with him. Insurance companies paid for the accidents. Nash’s auto is fully covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George A. Nash Jr
Nash
North Dakota's 19 Football Coaches Across 59 Seasons
The University of North Dakota has employed 19 head football coaches over 59 seasons of play, reflecting a long coaching era in the program's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Dakota
Bay Point Notes Record Wind Damage and Local Visits
A heavy wind storm toppled the chimney of a Bath cottage owned by Mr and Mrs Edward Simpson. Local residents attend services, Navy trials, and social visits from Bath to Lewiston and Rockland with multiple trips to cottages and engagements at Butterfield and Rockledge homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Edward Simpson
Bath
Thomas Hagan
Curtis Funeral Home
George H. Farrin
William Leeman
Woolwich
Sherman Campbell
U. S. S. Forrest
Lea M. Spinney
Brunswick
A. M. Butterfield
Charles Swearingen
Butterfield Cottages
L. M. Spinney
B. I
U.S. S
Merle Niles
Butterfield
Harry Knicht
Mina Cummings
Boothbay Harbor
Alfred Perow
Maurice Hinckley, Jr
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Lewiston
Delegates Selected for Senior Girl Scout Round-Up
A Bath Michigan selection meeting will interview seven candidates for two principals and two alternates for the Senior Girl Scout Round-Up at Highland Park Recreation Area in Michigan next June. Committee members include William Turpie and Duncan McInnes with council officers listed. The two principals chosen will join a patrol of eight from this district for next year’s Round-Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Recreation Area
Michigan
Susan E. Bates
Leslie C. Shumway
Barbara J. Woods
Stanley Woods
Judith A. Ashe
Cyrus Ashe
Ellen F. Low
Percy R. Low
Helena A. Marco
Wesley Marco
Sally R. Grindell
John Grindell
Marilyn A. Foster
Oliver Foster
William Turpie
Bath Girl Scout Council
Frank Butcher
Duncan McInnes
Evelyne Percy
William A. Niss
Turpie
Mohiba New Talent Added for Morse High Show
Morse High school presents Mohiba talent show on November 15 and 16 with daily rehearsals in the auditorium directed by Austin Miller and Mrs. Louise Mayo. The program features vocal solos choruses dance solos and instrumental selections across two nights culminating in the Mohiba Queen crowning at the Mohiba Ball on November 19 in the school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Austin Miller
Louise Mayo
Cosmopolitan Club Christmas Fair and Supper
The Cosmopolitan Club will host its annual Christmas Fair and supper at the clubhouse on Saturday November 19. Co chairs are Mrs Edward Murphy and Mrs Linwood S Boardman. A baked beans supper will run from 5 30 to 7 p m. Tickets are available from members or Mrs Emerton Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Edward Murphy
Linwood S. Boardman
Emerton Gross
Wake Forest and North Carolina Football Rivalry Roots
The long standing North Carolina and Wake Forest football rivalry began in 1888 when Wake Forest defeated North Carolina by a 6 to 4 score, marking the start of an enduring collegiate gridiron competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Deacons
N. C
Billy Brown Champions Boxing Ties at IBC Matchmaking
Billy Brown, veteran matchmaker for the International Boxing Club, has spent 35 years in the sport, cementing a long career shaping bouts, careers, and prospects in the boxing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Brown
International Boxing Club
Georgetown Community News Highlights Local Happenings
Warren Harris spoke at First Baptist on the Second Coming of Christ from Matthew 24. The Young People’s meeting covered What Is God Like Note cards, birthdays, and a weekend minstrel show at Central School directed by Carl Meister. Engagement announced for Hazel Gay and Carleton Rideout. A teenage record hop, roadwork on Robinhood, and visits from residents and visitors across Georgetown Center, Bath, and Portland are noted along with hospital stays and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren_Harris
First Baptist Church
Matt
Christ
God
Nancy Hagan
Warren B. Harris
Terry Davis
Harris
Roslyn Higgins
Clayton Heald
Sherry Rowe
Louise Powers
Georgetown
Richards Library
William A. Todd
Central School
Carl Meister
Bath
Five Islands
Hazel Gay
Georgetown Center
Carleton Rideout
Marrtown
Gay
Boston
Charles Kelley
Robinhood
George Powers
Adam
Johnstone
Bradford
Newman
Martha Bowen
Dorothy W. Stuart
Laura Boyd
Miss Stuart
South Portland
Prescott L. Steadman
Portland
Roland E. Peterson
Parviz Chahbazi
Slaterville Springs
N. Y
Edgar Hunter
Hanover
New York
Lucile Utter
Hamilton
Murray Petersons
South Bristol
Almanac Highlights Bath Spectre Tale and Severe Winter Forecast
The Old Farmer's Almanac features a Bath Maine spectre tale from Immortality Proved with sworn testimony by 50 residents of 1800. It also forecasts a severe winter and a snowy New Year, claiming Abe Weatherwise outpredicted forecasts and noting a trend toward colder winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Old Farmer’s Almanac
America
J. G. Torrey
CFA
Almanac
Abe
U. S. Weather Bureau
Beacon Street WSCS Holds Special Service Sunday
The Women's Society For Christian Service at Beacon Street church parsonage conducted a special service for the Methodist Day of Prayer and Self Denial Sunday evening. Mrs. Jane Shea led talks on missionary work in the United States and abroad, with music by Mrs. Richard Arnold. Community participants included Mrs. J. Franklin Howe on Bethlehem Centers, Mrs. Blanche Locke on Burma, Mrs. Shea on India, and Mrs. Omah Stevens reading scripture. An offering supported Methodist missions. tea followed, with Fall floral centerpiece donated by Mrs. Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Beacon Street Church
Jane Shea
United States
Richard Arnold
J. Franklin Howe
Bethlehem Centers
Blanche Locke
Burma
Shea
India
Omah Stevens
Arnold
Farewell Party Monday for Rev Whitehead and Mrs Whitehead
The Rev H Macy Whitehead and his wife are honored with a farewell reception at Phippsburg Center Town Hall from 8 to 10 Monday evening. The event, under the Phippsburg Christian Service Committee, marks his five years as Congregational pastor before moving to First Congregational in South Portland. Local parishioners and friends are invited, with Mrs Haggett, Mrs Rogers, and Mrs Morse as planning chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg Center Town Hall
Phippsburg
Whitehead
First Congregation
South Portland
Frederick M. Haggett
John Rogers
John G Morse
It Pays To Advertise Hopkinsville Cap And Pistol Recovered
Dr Erkiletian searched two years for a lost cap and ball pistol. He placed an ad in The Kentucky New Era and a local mother, Livy Leavell, called to say her son had found the relic two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
R. Erkiletian
Local Social Notes Include Falls and Visits
Mrs. Alvah C. Reynolds suffered a bad fall in her door yard last week with bruises and an injured rib. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Stevens and their son from Bath visited Mr. Stevens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Stevens, in Seguinland on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah C. Reynolds
Clayton E. Stevens
Son
Bath
Stevens
Everett D. Stevens
Seguinland
Five Islands Ladies Bible Study and social notes
Five Islands and Georgetown church groups held a Halloween social at Library Hall while the Five Islands class met this week with Mrs Victor Pinkham. The report lists attendees from last week, local moves, hospitalizations, births, and visits including polio patient Keith MacGillivary’s transfer to Hyde Memorial Home for back treatment and Harold A Rowe’s hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pinkham
George Gray
Beulah Miller
William Marr
Erland Moore
Orville Rowe
Harlan Pinkham
Five Islands
Georgetown
Library Hall
Rockland C of C Secretary Visiting Bath Merchants
Ralph W. Bartlett executive secretary of the Rockland Chamber of Commerce is in Bath meeting merchants about forming a local chamber. He visited many business houses Monday with local proponents and plans more meetings Wednesday. Organizers said responses to membership appeals have been very encouraging in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bartlett
Rockland
Beacon Street Fellowship Elects Officers, Plans Beans Supper
Raymond Parks was elected treasurer of the Beacon Street Methodist Youth Fellowship as the group met Sunday evening at the church. Fred Fox named kitchen chair, Patricia Gaudet decorations, Judy Legard assisting. Richard Crabtree named head waiter. Attendees included Rev. Richard Arnold, Mary Baird, Walter Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Parks
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beacon Street
Fred Fox
Patricia Gaudet
Judy Legard
Richard Crabtree
Richard Arnold
Walter Hunt
Mary Baird
Allen
Girl Scout Council Dinner Meeting Set for November 17
The Bath Girl Scout Council will hold its annual dinner on November 17 at the Sedgwick. New officers and directors will be elected for the next two years and annual reports on the prior year will be presented. Duncan McInnes, vice president, serves as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Girl Scout Council
Sedgwick
Duncan McInnes
Dodgers star Jack Robinson to play multiple World Series positions
Jack Robinson of the Dodgers has appeared at four different positions across World Series appearances. He played first base in 1947, second base in 1949 and 1952, left field in 1953, and third base in 1955, reflecting his versatility on baseball's biggest stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Robinson
Dodgers
William Poor, Maine Lobster Pioneer, Dies at 103
William Poor died at a local nursing home Sunday at age 103. Funeral from A. F. Mayo & Son in Boothbay Harbor Tuesday at 10 AM, burial in Ailey Cemetery Woolwich. Born April 14, 1852 in Rockport Mass he spent most of his life lobstering near Boothbay Harbor and Edgecomb. He worked in a fish plant hoisting and as a barber. survived by half brother Nat Poor of East Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Poor
Maine
A. F. Mayo & Son
Ailey Cemtery
Woolwich
Poor
Rockport
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Edgecomb
Nat Poor
East Boothbay
Mary Jane Avery Main Dies At Age 80 In Bath
Mrs Mary Jane Avery Main wife of Archibald M Main Bath Iron Works co founder died Sunday at her home 30 Garden street after a coronary thrombosis on Oct 26 Born August 16 1875 in Groton Conn she descended from Capt James Avery founder of Groton Her survivors include her husband five children 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren She was active in the Mayflower Society DAR Groton Congregational Cosmpolitan club and Bath Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Avery Main
Archibald MacNichol Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Garden Street
Main
Groton
Conn
Christopher Lester
Ellen Barber Copp Avery
Williams Memorial Institute
New London
James Avery
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Daughters of American Revolution
Groton Congregational Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Garden Club
Archibald M. Main
Bath
Duncan McInnes
L. H. Whitehurst
Archibald M. Main, Jr
L. E. Gallup
James A. Main
Harrison, N. Y
Henry West 64 dies in East Boston after Bath years
Henry West born October 23 1891 in Bath died Sunday at his East Boston home at age 64. A Hyde Light Guards member and World War I veteran, he worked as a motorman in Bath and later joined the Boston Harbor Police Force. Survived by three daughters, two sisters, and several relatives, with funeral Thursday in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry West
Bath
Boston
Hyde Light Guards
France
West
Boston Harbor
Anne Lamb
Cynthia Pethoid
Helen West
San Diego
Cal
Margaret Lang
Phippsburg
Cynthia Ladd
Augusta
Mrs Main's Funeral Service Conducted at Central Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Main were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Central Congregational Church with Ministers Rev Craig L. Richards and Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers included Duncan McInnes, L. E. Gallup, Addison F. McInnes, Lt. Harry Halterman, Christopher A. Main, and Archibald M. Gallup. Interment followed at Star Hill Cemetery in Groton, Connecticut.
Priscilla Marble Elected President Wesley Youth Group
Priscilla Marble was elected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Wesley church with Anna Lonn as vice president and other officers including John Haley treasurer Gerry Stone secretary and Kent Stone publicity chair. The council outlined plans for November activities and a November 6 installation service along with Advent worship and Christmas greens work at the church bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Marble
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Church
Anna Lonn
John Haley
Gerry Stone
Kent Stone
Ronald Talbot
Gail Carlton
Yvonne Crosby
Roger Upham
Youth Fellowship Council
Beacon Street
Dr Ralph D Warren Dies Here On Friday Morning
Dr Ralph D Warren 57 Bath dental surgeon died Friday morning at his home 912 Washington street after a long illness He was born Worcester Massachusetts April 1 1898 and lived in Bath since youth A Tufts Dental School graduate he served in World War II as a Navy officer and was a Naval Reserve member He practiced dentistry in Bath for 20 years Surviving are five sons a daughter his mother a brother and a sister among others in the extended family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Warren
Bath
Washington Street
Worcester
Mass
Frank and
Grace Duncan Warren
Tufts Dental School
U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Doctor Warren
Winter Street
Earl Warren
Chicago, NJ
Anna Hilliard
Binghamton, N. Y
Elizabeth Bennett Dies at 62 in Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth L. Bennett 62 wife of Joseph H. Bennett of Whitefield died Sunday night at Memorial Hospital Born in Randolph Sept 20 1893 she was daughter of the late Annie Dempsey and Alexander Humphrey A Beacon Street Methodist Church member she lived in Bath many years before moving to Whitefield in 1941 Surviving are her husband one daughter Mrs Theresa McFarland two stepdaughters Mrs Florence Wooler and Mrs Mildred Burgess of New Bedford Mass four sisters Mrs Celia Spicer Mrs Arline Lyden Mrs Ruby Wilson and Mrs Madelyn Moriarty Bath one brother George Humphrey Bath and several grandchildren and great
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Bennett
Joseph H. Bennett
Whitefield
Memorial Hospital
Randolph
Bennett
Annie Dempsey
Alexander Humphrey
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath
Theresa McFarland
Florence Wooler
Mildred Burgess
New Bedford
Mass
Celia Spicer
Arline Lyden
Ruby Wilson
Madelyn Moriarty
George Humphrey
Funeral service for Mrs Fannie Gass held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Gass were held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 from A F Mayo and Son Funeral Home with Rev Louis A Dole of the Church of the New Jerusalem officiating. Bearers were six nephews Harvey Henderson Jr Bernard Henderson Herbert Henderson Vincent Henderson Melvin Henderson and Thornton Henderson. Burial followed in the family lot at Bay View cemetery Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Gass
A. F. Mayo & Son
Louis A. Dole
Church of the New Jerusalem
Harvey Henderderson, Jr
Bernard Henderson
Herbert Henderson
Vincent Henderson
Melvin Henderson
Thornton Henderson
Bay View Cemetery
Bowdoinham
Lennox Rites Held for Charles F Lennox at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral service for Charles F Lennox was conducted Sunday afternoon at two at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Harold L Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiating. Bearers included Joseph Hecht Kenneth Lennox Erald Guay Carville Douglas and Donald Lennox. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lennox
Charles F. Lennox
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Joseph Hecht
Kenneth Lennox
Erald Guay
Carville Douglas
Donald Lennox
Greenlawn Cemetery
Wiscasset
Funeral services held for Mrs Ruth S Carlton
Funeral for Mrs Ruth S Carlton was held at Curtis Funeral Home Saturday at two. Rev Charles R Sims of First Baptist Church officiated with bearers Richard Kingsbury Ibra Lawrence Hugh Eisenhauer and Lawrence Putnam. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Carlton
Curtis
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Richard Kingsbury
Ibra Lawrence
Hugh Eisenhauer
Lawrence Putnam
Riverside Cemetery
Woolwich
Funeral Service for Dr Ralph D Warren Held at Winter Street Church
Funeral service for Dr Ralph D Warren was conducted at Winter Street Congregational church Sunday at 5 30 p m with Rev Martin V B Sargent officiating. A committal followed Monday at two at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Warren
Winter Street
Martin V. B. Sargent
Oak Grove
Henry A. Alix Funeral Held at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Henry A. Alix were held at 9 am Monday a requiem high mass was sung at St Marys church. Bearers were Alfred Cardin Maurice Laferrie Raymond Foran Paul Foran Alcide Gagne and Joseph Shabotte Burial was in the family lot at St Josephs cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Alix
St. Mary's Church
Alfred Cardin
Maurice Laferrie
Raymond Foran
Paul Foran
Alcide Gagne
Joseph Shabotte
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
Funeral service for George R Crocker held Saturday
Funeral service for George R Crocker was conducted Saturday morning at 10 30 from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles R Sims pastor of First Baptist church officiating Burial was in Laurel cemetery Woolwich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R Crocker
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Laurel Cemetery
Woolwich
Missing Cocker Spaniel Peter Returned Home
A two year old black cocker spaniel named Peter is back with the Bourque family of 40 Drummond Street after a public appeal in the Times. Dog Constable Arthur Rideout arranged publication, and John W Bourque Jr. phoned in to claim the dog shortly after the notice appeared. The dog was missing since last weekend and was found wearing a collar and license before disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Arthur Rideout
the Times
John W Bourque, Jr
Drummond Street
Rideout
Obituary George R. Crocker former Bath patrolman dies
George Rice Crocker 65 a former Bath area patrolman died Oct. 25 at the Veterans Administration Hospital West Haven Conn He was born Sept 19 1890 in Woolwich the son of William and Elizabeth Crocker A resident of Auburn for years he served as a local post patrolman under Chief Percy W Kingsbury and Deputy Chief Dana York He ran an antique and furniture business in Bath a World War I veteran He belonged to the Capt Frank W Hulett Post VFW Auburn Smith Tobey Post American Legion Bath Surviving are his widow Grace White Dow Auburn two sisters Mrs Carl French Auburn Mrs Durward Bowie Augusta and a brother Richard L Crocker Auburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Crocker
George Rice Crocker
Ath Police Department
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
West Haven
Conn
Woolwich
William and
Elizabeth Crocker
Middle Bd
Crocker
Percy W. Kingsbury
Dana York
Bath
Frank W. Hulett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auburn
That City
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
Grace White Dow
Carl French
Durward Bowie
Augusta
Richard L. Crocker
Ruth S. Carlton obituary in Arrowsic and Woolwich
Ruth Simmons Carlton 67 died at home in Arrowsic after living there 45 years formerly of Woolwich born December 24 1888 in Friendship daughter of Van Buren and Sarah Simmons survived by daughter Verna L. Smith son Kenneth H. Day and half brother Calvin Simmons Funeral service at Curtis Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday officiated by Rev Charles R. Sims with burial at Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Simmons Carlton
Clarence Carlton
Arrowsic
Friendship
van Buren
Sarah Simmons
Woolwich
Fannie Gass 70 Widow of Sidney Gass Dies in Bath
Mrs Fannie Gass 70 widow of Sidney Gass died Friday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Sunday A Bath resident for many years she belonged to the Old Ladies Home for two years Born April 23 1880 in Colchester County Nova Scotia she was a daughter of John and Caroline Adams Henderson Surviving are two sons Robert Sidney and Bentley Ita Gass of Portland two daughters Betty Henderson of Bath and Rita Heighe of Portland four brothers David and Charles Henderson of Bath Harvey Henderson of South Portland and William Henderson of Nova Scotia a sister Frances Cook of Whitman Massachusetts also three grandchildren one great grandchild and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith MacGillivary
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Hyde Memorial Home
Bath
William Plummer, III
Harold A. Rowe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Felix Salomoni
Lynn
Mass
Fred Scheffer
Cambridge
Orville Rowe
Nathaniel Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Ralph Stowell
Stowell
North Dartmouth
Sandra Marie
Robert Hasenfus
Waldoboro
Robert
Waldoboro High School
Harlan Pinkham
Gary
Warren Harris
Georgetown
Alton Reed
Rowe
Reginald Church
Lulu Hanna
Blaine
Raymond
Dennis Moore
Charles Kelley
Nelson House
Barbara Callaway
Tommy
Susanne
Princeton
N. J
Marr
Ray Gilpatrick
George Floyd
Floyd
Massachusetts
Alice Shackford
Mrs. Gaudet
Mr. Gaudet
Fannie Gass
Sidney Gass
Gass
Old Ladies Home
Colcehaster County
Nova Scotia
John
Caroline Adams Henderson
Robert Sidney
Bentley Ita Gass
Betty Henderson
Rita Heighe
David
Charles Henderson
Harvey Henderson
South Portland
William Henderson
Frances Cook
Whitman
Henri A Alix dies after long illness at 969 High Street
Henri Albert Alix aged 69 formerly with Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass Co. died Friday morning at his home after a period of failing health. Born May 6, 1886 in Ware Massachusetts he was survived by his widow Anna Gingue Alix Bath a son Paul H of Mexico two grandchildren four nieces and several cousins. He was a member of Red Men in Saco Sacred Heart Society of Biddeford La Societe in Manchester and St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri A. Alix
Henri Albert Alix
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
High Street
Ware
Mass
Henri A
Emma Meneard Alix
Alix
First National
Red Men In
Saco
Sacred Heart Society
Biddeford
la Societe of Canada-Americaine
Manchester
N. H
St. Mary’s
Anna Gingue Alix
Bath
Paul H
Mexico
Charles F Lennox Dies at 85 Former Bath Iron Works Machinist
Charles Foster Lennox aged 85, a former Bath Iron Works machinist, died Friday at his Bath home. Born August 2, 1870 in Augusta, he lived in Wiscasset as a youth and settled in Bath 35 years ago. Survived by widow Abbie Black Lennox, a daughter Mrs. Joseph Hecht of Bath, a son Donald J. Lennox of East Pembroke, Mass., and four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lennox
Charles Foster Lennox
Bath Iron Works
Pine Street
Augusta
Charles
Catherine McCormick Lennox
Wiscasset
Bath
Lennox
Abbie Black Lennox
Joseph Hecht
Donald J. Lennox
East Pembroke
Mass
Iral S Barter Rites Held At Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Iral S Barter were held at 2 p.m. Friday at Curtis funeral home with the Rev Richard Arnold of Beacon Street Methodist church officiating. Bearers were Marlo Bennett Waldo W Brooks George Ris teen Samuel Lakin Jr Ralph White Jr and Douglas Forbes. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iral S. Barter
Curtis Funeral Home
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Marlo Bennett
Waldo W. Brooks
George Risteen
Samuel Lakin, Jr
Ralph White, Jr
Douglas Forbes
Oak Grove
Marion Safford Funeral Service Report
Funeral service for Mrs Marion E Safford was held Thursday at two in Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Harold L Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiating. Bearers included John Burgess Harold Boutin Leroy Perkins Elmer Morse Daniel McDougal and Lauriston Caton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Safford
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John Burgess
Harold Boutin
Leroy Perkins
Elmer Morse
Daniel McDougal
Lauriston Caton
Oak Grove
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Edward C
Stephen D. Pinkham
Edward C. Pinkham
Richmond, Maine
Mohiba
Maude P. Thayer
West Georgetown
Carrie Carlisle
Southport
Pratt's Island
Nat Howe
Howe
Sagadahoc County
Richard
Marie
Bedford
Hasenfus
Channing Penley
Osteopathic Hospital
John Calabrese
Brighton
Peterson
Harry H. Heald
Clayton
M. Belle Heald
Springvale
Sanford
Leroy Moore
Bay Point Road
Walter Stevens
WSCS
Mrs. Whitehead
Beacon Street Fellowship
Girl Scout Council
Wesley Group
George Crocker
South Carolina
Marion Safford
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