Richmonds 6th War Loan drive hits $7000 target
Local notes report a public harvest dinner at the Methodist church dining hall drawing 175 attendees. Various clubs held charity events including a beano for families of a recent car crash, a wheelchair project, and plans for a community Christmas tree and Boy Scout sponsorship. Community service, veterans outreach, and district meetings are outlined with dates and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Methodist Church
Ideal Home Corner Club
Front Street
Bel Call
Courtney Hinkley
Lakeside
Sabattus
Emerson Lane
A. L
Hazel Libby
Department of Child Welfare
Fern Perry
Emerson Post Unit
Auburn
Helen Conant
American Legion Auxiliary
Alden M. Gayton Post
Eastern Star
War Chest Fund Committee
Armistice Ball Committee
Richmond Club
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Grace Mayo
Belfast
Dept
Kathryn Davis
Geneva Perkins
Ann Smalley
Emma White Barker
Mildred Fossent
Mrs. Mayo
Bangor
Beatrice Manning
Connecticut
Maine
Vanessa Beedle
Armed Service
Department
Mildred Fossett
Togus
Sadie Waltz
Ethel Rankins
Mildred Davis
Pauline Gilpatrick
Augusta Jewett
Annie Briery
Mt. Carmel
Monmouth
Portland
Clare Ames
Myron Heenie
Roy Munroe
Raymond Libby
Margaret Duren
Ernest Brown
Ralph Brown
Zada Emmons
Richmond High School
Alberta Haynes
John Pinkham
Earle Cronk
Chester Foster
Winthrop
Twin Bees Hold Brunswick Meeting With Plans For New Year
The Brunswick chapter hosted the Twin Bees for a November meeting at Mrs. Alta Storer's home with Bath sisters assisting. They announced no December gathering due to Christmas and set January 11 for the next meeting at Mrs. Mary Curtis's home with Bath sisters as co hosts. Names of Bath attendees included Mary Curtis Gertrude Stewart Sarah Potter Viola Melzard Annie Williams Emily Williams and Nellie Dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Alta Storer
Pleasant Street
Mary Curtis
Bath
Gertrude Stewart
Sarah Potter
Viola Melzard
Annie Williams
Emily Williams
Nellie Dunning
Georgetown social notes and local updates for the week
Mrs. William A. Todd hosted the Working League meeting with six members present. Thanksgiving pause. Miss Belle Heald to host next Tuesday. Spelling honors announced for grades VII through V. Deer hunters named. a summer home fire at Marrtown. Robinhood tea room sighting of a brown thrasher noted. Various visitors, travels, and family news from Georgetown, Bath, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Todd
Belle Heald
Betty Rittall
Eugene Reynolds
Clayton Stevens
Joan Hagan
Ralph Baker
Lawrence Peron
Ben Boyington
Ernest Heal Alonzo Thibodeau
Percy Scott
George Oliver
Marrtown
Roland E. Peterson
Allen Brown
William Zorach
Boston Police Seek Relatives of Wwelastow Larswick
Police urge any relatives of Wwelastow Larswick of Boston to contact the Deputy Marshal's office at once. His wife and daughter are believed to be living in this city and may provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwelastow Larswick
Boston
Dr and Mrs Earle Wade Return From Calais Visit
Dr and Mrs Earle Wade have completed their trip visiting relatives in Calais and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wade
iCalais
Blue Cross Plan Hospitalization Reaches Six Year Mark
Maine's Associated Hospital Service of Maine marked its sixth year on the 21st. About 100,000 members, 800 employer groups, 55 Maine hospitals, and 200,000 patient days reflect growing prepayment for hospital care. Executive Director Paul A. Webb notes nonprofit standards, public policy, and local rural expansion aided by banks. the plan emphasizes affordable, reliable hospital service for all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Associated Hospital Service of Maine
Paul A. Webb
Blue Cross
American Hospital Association
United States
Canada
Maine Blue Cross
Phillips M. Payson
Walter G. Davis
Edward B. Moulton
S. Arthur Paul
Webb
Christmas Club Checks Exceed Past Records at Bath Bank
First National Bank mailed Christmas club checks totaling 101,141.06 on Monday, surpassing the prior bank record. Involved were 1,430 members across the bank’s various clubs, with beneficiaries including Bath families and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Bath
Five Islands social scene and church events noted
Chester McMahan and party from Bath hunted a big buck Friday. A large local and out of town crowd enjoyed supper at Library Hall Friday night with patriotic decorations and a scenic wall backdrop. Speakers included Rev. Beyea and Dr. Harrison, followed by a Thanksgiving sermon and musical duets. Numerous locals and relatives traveled for visits, war bond drives, and holiday gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McMahan
Jimmie
Chester Jr
Bath
Library Hall
Milburn Stevens
Lermond Davis
Harrison
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Sims
Stetson Lincoln
Boothbay
J. A. Beyea
Norman B. Harrison
Minnesota
Rowe Brothers
Alfred
Andrew
Vesta Rowe
Good Neighbor Club
Rudolph Pinkham
Edith McMahan
Five Islands
Seguinland
George Gray
Beulah Miller
Noon Hour Recreation Program Delights Morse High Students
The Noon Hour Recreation Committee at Morse High School plans talks led by David Y Alkazin and Mrs Farley May. George Larrabee spoke on his Springfield trip as one of 14 star gardeners honored by the Inter-State Farmer's Exchange with expenses paid. Arthur Berry described British and American Boy Scouts history and Eagle Scout steps, sharing camp experiences and insignia banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
David Y Alkazin
Farley May
George Larrabee
Springfield
Mass
Farmer's Exchange
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Arthur Berry
Boy Scouts of America
Britain
America
Far and Near Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Far and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street Baptist Church met in the small vestry with 13 present. They finished work on baby gowns for the Red Cross, heard a talk on evangelism, and planned a day of prayer. Officers and committees coordinated article collections for the Colorado River Relocation Center, led by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Corliss Street Baptist Church
Red Cross
Ruby Preble
Mildred Walker
Lina Butler
Albert Freeman
Walker
Freeman
Colorado River Relocation Center
Preble
Thanksgiving Party at Beacon Street Church
Beacon Street church Sunday school held a Thanksgiving party in the vestry under Harmon Smith and Rev. Charles L. Kinney. Children enjoyed games and races with prizes for drawing, ring toss, bean contest, belt races, and shoe race. A long decorated table with a candlelit spread followed, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Edward St. Martin and her daughter as lights dimmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Harmon Smith
Charles L. Kinney
Frank Thomas
Anita Deering
William Perry
Carolyn Herrin
Lottie Casey
Ronald Leathers
Advah Reynolds, Jr
Beverly van Buren
Edward St. Martin
Carolyn
Clarence L Moody Dies. Worcester Telegram Gazette Staffer
Allan Ramsay of 221 Oak street relays the death of his cousin Clarence L Moody of Worcester Massachusetts. Moody had many Bath friends from summers with his aunt Mrs. Robert Ramsay and cousin. he visited Bath recently. He was on the staff of the Worcester Telegram Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Ramsay
Oak Street
Clarence L. Moody
Worcester
Mass
Mr. Moody
Bath
Robert Ramsay
Tom
Worcester Telegram Gazette
Morse High senior Royden Haines reports for boot camp
Royden G. Haines a Morse High school senior and son of Mr and Mrs Royden D Haines of York street received orders to report at Camp Dev ens on November 30 to enter the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden G. Haines
Royden D. Haines
York Street
Morse High School
Camp Devens
Death of Albert E Thibodeau Maine CAP pilot shocks Bath area
Albert E Thibodeau 47 a Civil Air Patrol pilot was found dead by a pond road in Sidney after missing since Monday while coon hunting. He served in World War I Marines and was a longtime forester and former deputy marshal of Waterville. Survived by mother Georgiana and five sisters and one brother. Funeral was Saturday at the Catholic church in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
North Street
Waterville
Albert E. Thibodeau
Civil Air Patrol
Pond Road
Sidney
Sam
Thibodeau
Brunswick
Coast Air Patrol
C.A.P
Maine
Bath
Mr. Thibodeau
Caribou
Georgiana Thibodeau
McFadden
Clara Lessard
Emily Thibodeau
Boston
Louise Thibodeau
Santa Barbara
Calif
Blanche Lamb
San Francisco
Arthur E. Thibodeau
Myra L Richardson 68 Dies After Illness in Bath
Mrs Myra Louise Richardson widow of H Percy Richardson died Saturday night at Bath Memorial hospital after long illness. She lived with her brother Harold E Freeman in East Brunswick and later with Miss Alma Reid on Deering street before hospital admission. Survived by brother Harold E Freeman three nieces a nephew an aunt two grandnieces and a grand nephew. Funeral was Wednesday at Curtis Funeral Home and burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Louise Richardson
H. Percy Richardson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Alma Reid
Deering Street
Richardson
William E
Candace Ward Freeman
Bath
High Street
Robert Thompson
Virginia Richardson
Monmouth
Arthur Sprague
Portland
J. Bazin Lemont, Jr
West Bath
Fred Foote
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Oak Grove
Charles Johannsen dies at 51 in Memorial Hospital
Charles Johannsen of Western Avenue died Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital at age 51. Survived by wife and four daughters including Dorothy Gloria Isabel and Mrs. Warren Jewel, and three sons Charles Jr Arthur and Robert. Also sister Mrs. George Lux of Valley Stream and cousin William Luck of Brooklyn. Funeral Friday at Mayo Funeral Residence High Street at two led by Rev. Chester B. Oliver. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johannsen
Western Avenue
Johannsen
Dorothy
Gloria
Isabel Johannsen
Warren Jewel
Charles, Jr
Arthur
Robert Johannsen
George Lux
Valley Stream
N. Y
William Luck
Brooklyn
Mayo
High Street
Chester B. Oliver
Oak Grove
Death of Mrs Charlies B Hazeltine in Washington
Mrs. Charlies B Hazeltine wife of Col. Charles B Hazeltine U S Army died in Washington D C after a brief illness Friends in the city regret her passing She leaves husband Col Hazeltine and a son Lt Col Charles B Hazeltine Jr U S Army Funeral services were held in the capital city with military family attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies B. Hazeltine
Charles B. Hazeltine
U. S. Army
Hazeltine
Belfast
U.S
United States
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Hazeltine, Jr
Washington to Kala mazoo burial noted in obituary
The obituary mentions Washington D C and a burial at the subject's former home in Kala mazoo Michigan, indicating a death and interment location.
Pvt Robert H Gordon Dies in Denver While En Route Home
Bath friends mourn the accidental death of Pvt Robert H Gordon USAAF in downtown Denver Colorado while on a furlough to visit his family in Brewer. Born in Portland and a former Bath Iron Works welder he planned to spend Thanksgiving with his parents. He leaves parents and brother Capt Thomas Gordon US Army at Fort Bragg. A military funeral was held in Brewer with Legion Post and Dow Field guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Quincy
Mass
Raymond Belanger
Ronald
Wiscasset
Viola Hilton
Irving Hanna
John Huskins
Lewiston
J. A. Beyea
Branwell Harford
Harford
Arletta Harford
M Harford
Lulu Powers
Richmond
Fred P. Carr
Marion
Betty
Portland
Arthur Cochrane
William Chase
Freeport
Francis Pierce
A. Army
Pierce
Norman
Betty Jane
Infantry
Camp McClellan
Alabama
Raphael Higgins
Marcia
Sagadahoe Bay
O. F. Rowe
Ruth Pierce
Paul
Bath
Beulah Miller
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Mr. Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Harold Rouse
Carl
Orville Rowe
Everett Cromwell
Virginia Sawyer
U. S. Pierce
Randolph
Pvt
Francis S. Pierce
Mary Fossett
Robert H. Gordon
USAAF
Just Wold
Court Street
Bath Iron Works
Denver
Colorado
Gordon
Congregational Church
Brewer
Daniel E. Reagan
American Legion
Dow Field
Bangor
Pvt. Gordon
E-B. Gordon
Brewer High School
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Thomas Gordon
Fort Bragg
N.C
Wold
Death of Waldo Allen at 31 in Woolwich
Waldo Allen aged 31 died at Memorial hospital after a weeklong pneumonia. Born January 20, 1913 in Woolwich, he worked at Bath Iron Works and was active in Solar lodge Masons Bathaerie of Eagles. Survived by wife Lillian Stover Allen daughter Marion Louise six, parents, sister Parker Starrett, aunt Nellie Reed. Funeral Sunday at Curtis Funeral Parlors, 942 Washington Street, two o’clock. services private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Allen
Memorial Hospital
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich
Horace Allen
Bath
Allen
Bath Iron Works
Alex Burgess
Lillian Stover Allen
Marion Louise
Parker Starrett
Nellie Reed
Solar Lodge
Masons
Bathaerie of Eagles
Curtis Funeral
Washington Street
Week of Prayer Held by Seventh-day Adventists
The Seventh-day Adventist churches observe a global week of prayer with local meetings each evening at 7 30 in homes across Woolwich East Brunswick and the church on High street. Hosts include Duncan McIntosh R W Farley O J Chase Paul Farley and church services continue Saturday with a closing meeting. Members are urged to fast pray and meditate throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McIntosh
Woolwich
R. W. Farley
High Street
O. J. Chase
Cook's Corner
East Brunswick
Paul Farley
High
Miss Bernice Hosmer Visits Family in Attleboro for Thanksgiving
Miss Bernice Hosmer a commercial subjects teacher at the Attleboro high school arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving and the weekend with her mother Mrs William W Hosmer on Middle street Attleboro Mass She will remain with her mother for several days before returning to her teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro
Mass
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
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Thelma Godfrey
Flora Mitchell
Rebekah
Evelyn Godfrey
Arthur Lovejoy
Rebekah Lodge
Harold Ames
Fuller Street
Robert Sager
Gardiner
Leslie Roberts
Augusta House
Augusta
Charles Day
Eastland Hotel
Day
Ira L. Day
Harry Woodbury
Bowdoinham
David Ames
South Pleasant Street
Nellie Richardson
Portsmouth
N. H
Robert Sommer
Robert, Jr
Gerald Witham
Gardiner Street
Carlton Rand
Patty
Dover
Clowes Guiou
Laura Whitney
Jamaica Plain
Roy Chadbourne
Harry Hanson, Jr
Faustina Pashard
St. Marie's Hospital
Charles B. Day
Rangeley Lake Hotel Company
Rangeley
Governor’s Council
Chester Totman
West Gardiner
Mealy
Willis Lane
Goshen
Sgt. Lane
Wright Field
Dayton
Howard Lincoln
Leeds Center
John Parker
George Gilbert
County Road
Ralph Wheeler
North Pleasant
Kimball Streets
Mabel Crillen
Ring House
Emerson School
John McKinnon
George Yeaton
River Road
Frank Bishop
Gardiner General Hospital
Hubbell
Junior Red Cross
Eastern Area
Frances White
Hollis Easler
Vernon Farley
Warren Joy
Twin Bees
Georgetown
Mae Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Carlisle
North Edgecomb
Louise Howard
Bay Point
Melvin Cunningham
Ray Dunkling
Walter Cummings
John Calloway
Us.cg
Clarence Oliver
Oscar Gilliam
Owen Richardson
West Point
Robinhood
George Laskey
Gaston LaChaise
Edward Nagle
Aubrey Fullerton
Everett Haines
George E. Jordan
Aroostook
Woodrow
Barbara Stacey
David Y. Alkazin
David
France
England
Northern Ireland
Cpl
Coast Artillery
Field Artillery
Camp Shelby
Miss
Roy Moulton
New York
Moulton
Ernest Heal
Lillian Morse
Waltham
Louise
Edward C. Clarey
Newton
Arrowsie
Riends
Thomas N. Williams
West Georgetown
Mrs. Williams
Mrs
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham, Mass
Blue Cross Plan
Rebecca Grover
Alice Castawell
Ethesa
Elm Street
Five Islands Church
Boothbay Harbor
Edward Foye
Islands
Foye
Vivian Beals
Thomas L. Hanna
USN
P. B. Savage
Linda Marion
St. Andrews Hospital
Mary Louise
Barbara Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Victor Pinkham
Y.M. C.A
FAR and Near Society
Myra L. Richardson
C. B. Hazeltine
Kalamazoo, Mich
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Funeral Services
Thomas R. Huston
Washington St
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