Service Boards Not Bureaus of Missing Persons
Augusta November 27. State National Headquarters for Selective Service deny any bureau of missing persons. Officials say the system keeps registrants' addresses at local boards and cannot locate individuals on request. Deferment rules for dependents explained and rules against group exemptions for public employes emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Selective Service
Bureau of Missing Persons
Charles D. Bartlett
State
Washington
National
C. A. Dykstra
Dykstra
Continental
United States
Congress
Maj
Bartlett
Ahlai
Thanksgiving Visit By Colby Student Arrives
A Colby junior Philip Wysor from Easton Pennsylvania will join Mr and Mrs Jason A Merrill at 204 Washington Street for Thanksgiving. The Merrill parents host their Thanksgiving guest as part of the family celebration arriving midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Merrill
Philip Wysor
Easton
Colby
Richmond Banquet Honors High School Football Team
About 100 attended a barn banquet hosted by Mr and Mrs William Berry Sr in Richmond honoring the high school football squad. Speakers included Supt Kendrick Coach Wellman and captain Leslie Watson who was elected for 1941. Edward Roundy of Colby College spoke as guest entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Berry
Richmond
C. H. Arcer
C. M. Kendrick
Ted Wellman
William Berry
Leslie Watson
Edward C. Roundy
Colby College
Wellman
William Berry, Sr
Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
Mrs Clinton D Wilson spoke on Boys Town at the Winter Street Auxiliary gathering with Central Church League guests. Performances by Mrs Richard T Hersom and Mrs Fred K Sturtevant, plus solo by Mrs Sturtevant, accompanied by Mrs Carl E Albee. Four decorated refreshment tables and serving by listed members. Plans announced to sponsor University of Maine Glee Club appearance January 12 with Men's and Ladies auxiliaries. Men’s club to host Auxiliary December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Boys Town
Central Church League
Winter Street
Richard T. Hersom
Fred K. Sturtevant
Carl E. Albee
Sturtevant
Ralph O. Dale
Richard A. Sherwood
Cecil V. Rowland
J. Albert Redlon
J. Franklin Farnham
Ralph D. Warren
Edgar D. Leavitt
Daniel H. Matter
Joseph O. Purdue
University of Maine Glee Club
Ladies Aid
Sewalls Arrive From New York for Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs Loyall F Sewall arrive Monday from New York for a few days with his brother Arthur Sewall 2d and Mrs Sewall of Washington street. Mrs Albert Pinkham hosts the Social Eight on Court street with Thanksgiving decor. The club meets next Monday at Mrs Irving Burnham Farrin street. Miss Bernice Hosmer from Attleboro Mass arrives to spend Thanksgiving with her mother on Middle street. Elmer Hilton of Sebasco and Mrs Hosmer plan Thanksgiving day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
New York
Arthur Sewall 2d
Sewall
Washington Street
Albert Pinkham
Court Street
Irving Burnham
Farrin Street
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro
Mass
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Elmer Hilton
Sebasco
Hosmer
Gunners Fill Georgetown as Hunters Pack Town Roads
In Georgetown and nearby Bath area, abundant hunting draws many to the woods with cars parked along the Bath road. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Otis Baker and Mrs. Newman, attend musical talks and nature clubs, while numerous social visits and Thanksgiving plans are noted among families from Georgetown, Bath, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell B. Heal
Bath
Here
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Massachusetts
Brockton
Cape
Woods Hole
Dennis
Provincetown
Hinckley
John Gordon
Molunkus
Mattawamkeag
Otis Baker
Norwood
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Bath Nature Club
Newman
Georgetown
Ernest Heal
Charles Andre
Charles, Jr
Virginia
Everett D. Stevens
Maud P. Thayer
Woolwich
Taunton
Mass
Seward E. Emmons
Carroll A. Deering
Washington Street
A. S. Cunningham
Walter V. Cummings
Roscoe S. Todd
Warren
Melrose
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Thomas N. Williams
Gunnell
Joan Michelson
Jean Benedict
Adolph Spear
Harry L. Tarr
Dorothy Stuart
Melvin C. Cunningham
Sacred Heart Circle Card Party Tuesday Wins and Dinner
First prize in bridge went to Mrs. Martha McAuliffe and first in whist to Mrs. Louise Edgett at the Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella card party. Second in bridge went to Mrs. Mabel Burgess and Mrs. Esther Moses took second in whist. A turkey dinner was won by Mrs. Nora McLaughlin. A baked bean supper is planned for Dec. 21 with Mrs. Catherine Burgess and Mrs. Moses as co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McAuliffe
Louise Edgett
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Mabel Burgess
Esther Moses
Nora McLaughlin
Circle
Catherine Burgess
Moses
College Senior Frances Wallace Plans Thanksgiving at 103 South Street
Bates College senior Miss Frances Wallace will spend the Thanksgiving vacation at 103 South Street. Mrs. Bradley Fernald of Kittery is visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Morton and Mr. Morton at 378 Middle Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker and four children of 10 North Street visit Waterville friends. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Paris return home on Upper Washington Street after visiting Mrs. Parris's parents in St Stephen New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Ideal Home Corner Club
Ethel Rankins
Marion Lewis
Mary Groves
Eva Sherborne
Richmond Townsend Club
No. 5
Methodist
Richmond Lions Club
Richmond
Edwards
Physical Education Department
Richmond Fire Department
Ally Packard
North Front Street
Lawrence Bond
Charles B. Day
Opportunity Farm
Ellis Island
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Paul Donovan
Lynn
Mass
Clarance Lang
Lottie Durand
Flora Enet
E. E. Durand
Frank Robinson
Ruth Robinson
Harold Averill
Dorothy Averill
Portland
Ernest Herbert
Boston
Earle Dickinson
Duke College
North Carolina
Martin Waltz
Everett Gypson
Hallowell
Bertha Gypson
Charlotte White
Ned White
Phi Kappa Phi Society
U. of M
White
Charles Davis
Gardiner
Frances Wallace
Bates College
South Street
Bradley Fernald
Kittery
Fred Morton
Morton
Middle Street
John Parker
North — Street
Waterville
Warren Paris
Upper Washington Street
St. Stephen
N. B
Carl J. Hambro to Speak Here in Bath
Carl J. Hambro, president of the Norwegian Parliament, will lecture at Winter Street church on December 5 at 8 15 about What Happened in Norway. His Maine appearance is his only public event here this season aside from December 4 at the University of Maine. Proceeds from a silver offering go to Norwegian Relief, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Hambro
Norway
Winter Street
Mr. Hambro
Appleton Century Co
Hambro
Bath
Joseph 0. Purdue
State of Maine
Norwegian Relief, Inc
University of Maine
Maine
Last Month for Federal Alien Registration at Post Offices
Less than a month remains for the federal alien registration at post offices. Aliens must notify the Immigrant and Naturalization Service in Washington within five days of a change of permanent residence. No fees apply. Postmasters should report bedridden aliens promptly. Avoid confusion with Selective Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigrant and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Washington
Morse High Student Daniel Hatch Elected Council Officer
Daniel Hatch a Morse high school junior was chosen first vice president for the next year at the fourth annual State Association of Student Councils meeting held Saturday at Cony high school in Augusta. The morning covered business, with greetings from Augusta and the state education department, and Dr Edward F Dow spoke on Education For Common Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hatch
Morse High School
State Association of Student Councils
Cony High School
Augusta
Eunice Perkins
Morse
Horace P. Herrick
Gertrude J. Digzery
John Coombs
Alice Darrah
Sumner Hawley
Pauline Nickerson
Kenneth Vennett
Mary Anderson
Norman Mackinnon
Norma Steussy
Elizabeth Williams
Robert Huse
Ernest King
David Desmond
Bernard Pratt
State Department of Education
Edward F. Dow
University of Maine
Mrs Hill and son travel to Beachmont and Woolwich
Mrs Walter M Hill and her son Langdon left Wednesday afternoon to spend the rest of the week with Mrs Horace Aiken in Beachmont Massachusetts. Mrs Edwin Whitten and daughters Nora Jean and Wendy Sue have returned to Wittery after visiting her sister Mrs F Hilton Soule in Woolwich and her grandparents Mr and Mrs E J Burns at 26 Pratt oe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Hill
Langdon
North Street
Hills
Horace Aiken
Beachmont
Mass
Edwin Whitten
Nora Jean
Wendy Sue
Wittery
F. Hilton Soule
Woolwich
E. J. Burns
Pratt Oe
Rockford Couple Relocate to Perkins' Apt in Bedford Street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Moore of Rockford HL and Los Angeles Calif have moved into the Perkins apartment at 45 Bedford Street. Mr. Moore serves as chief machinist's mate on the destroyer Woolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Moore
Rockford, HL
Los Angeles
Calif
Perkins
Bedford Street
Moore
Woolsey
Five Islands deer hunter brings home first buck of season
Charles Davis of Five Islands shot an eight point buck at Todd's Point on Little River marking the season’s first deer. Community notes report Library Auxiliary planning a pre Christmas sale and next week meetings at the Library hall. Social visits include Marion Stevens from New Hampshire and families from Bath Kittery and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Charles Davis
Todd
Laura Harding
Fred Carr
Marcia Knight
Bath
E. M. Horton
Obituary of Scott J. Donnell 74 Bath Resident
Scott J. Donnell 74 died Tuesday morning in Memorial hospital after a five week illness. He lived in Bath several years and worked in the plate shop at Bath Iron Works. Born February 26 1866 in West Bath he was a son of Arthur F and Olive Totman Donnell. He was a member of Lincoln lodge No 1 NC OF. Survived by wife Georgie L Bath two brothers Robert Donnell Bath William Donnell St Paul Minnesota two sisters Nellie Baker Munich Indiana Vesta Conant St Paul Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott J. Donnell
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
West Bath
Arthur F
Olive Totman Donnell
Donnell
Lincoln Lodge
Georgie L
Robert Donnell
William Donnell
St. Paul
Everett Allen 75 Dead After Pneumonia Stay
Everett Allen of Topsham dies at Doctor's hospital in Brunswick after entering last Thursday as a pneumonia patient. Born Bowdoin November 13 1865 he was the son of Ivory and Isabella Allen. He lived in Portland and Bath before moving to Topsham to stay with sister Mrs. Mary Hart. He was a member of Village lodge of Masons in Bowdoinham and leaves a niece Christine Hart of Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Allen
Doctor's Hospital
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Ivory
Isabella Allen
Topsham
Mary Hart
Portland
Bath
Village Lodge of Masons
Bowdoinham
Hart
Christine Hart
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Several Families in Area
A long list of residents and visitors gather for Thanksgiving across Maine towns. Families including Madden of South Portland, Marr of Wollaston Mass, Stott of Haverhill St, Parris of Upper Washington, Rogers of Milan Street, and multiple Bruns wick, Brunswick area households host relatives and friends for holiday meals and weekend hospitality.
Andrew C Flaherty Dies After Pneumonia Complications
Andrew C. Flaherty 37 of 344 Front street died Thursday at Memorial hospital from pneumonia complications after a bloodstream infection. He was a Bath post office clerk and Elks member, survived by wife Margaret, six children, sisters in Norway and Hawaii, and brother in Newport. His brother John J. Flaherty was lost at sea in World War I aboard the destroyer Jacob Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Flaherty
Front Street
Postoffice
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Flaherty
Bath
Patrick H
Margaret A. Flaherty
Morse High
Flaherty
Worcester
Mass
Cummings’ Feldspar Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Lodge of Elks
Margaret
Margaret Anna
Frances
Andrew C., Jr
Paul
John
Mark
Thomas
William W. Gallagher
Norway
William E. Goldsmith
Hilo
Eldridge retired paper plant superintendent dies at 56
Elmer L Eldridge 56 a retired superintendent at International Paper Co Rumford plant died suddenly of a heart attack at his Rumford home. Born in Levant to Charles and Nellie Eldridge he retired from business three years ago and recently moved to Bath. Survived by his wife a daughter Laura of Bath a sister Lillian Clarke and a nephew Harold Eldridge of Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Eldridge
International Paper Co
Rumford
Dummer Street
Meader & Sons
Mr. Eldridge
Levant
Charles
Nellie Mitchell Eldridge
Harry L. Thompson
Bath
Laura Eldridge
Lillian Clarke
Harold Eldridge
Ellsworth
Ruth H Doughty dies after long illness in Memorial hospital
Mrs Ruth H Doughty 32 wife of Herbert P Doughty of Phippsburg died Saturday morning in Memorial hospital after nearly three years of failing health. Born in Phippsburg she was daughter of William U and Hattie West Heald and lived there all her life. She leaves husband a daughter Bertha and two sons William and Henry, her father two brothers Edward and Henry Heald of Phippsburg, and one sister Mrs Otis Hunt of New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H. Doughty
Herbert P. Doughty
Phippsburg
Memorial Hospital
William U
Hattie West Heald
Bertha
William
Henry
Edward
Henry Heald
Otis Hunt
New Hampshire
Memorial hospital death of Thomas Welch at 81
Thomas Welch 81 died early Monday in Memorial hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Born in Bath on March 19 1859 he was the son of the late Thomas and Julia Welch. He is survived by one sister Miss Mary Welch of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welch
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Thomas
Julia Welch
Mary Welch
Mrs William Colby Dies in Wiscasset at Advanced Age
Mrs William Colby died Sunday morning at her daughter's home in Wiscasset. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Cowley funeral home with Rev. Mr. Chiera officiating. Burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colby
Wiscasset
Cowley Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Mr. Chiera
Miss Gertrude Murray, Wisca s dies after brief illness
Miss Gertrude Murray of Wiscasset died Sunday in a Topsham nursing home after a brief illness. The funeral was held Tuesday at 1 PM at the Episcopal Church in Wiscasset with Rev. George Chi era officiating. Burial followed in Sheepscot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Murray
Wiscasset
Topsham
Episcopal Church
George Chiera
Sheepscot
Flahertys Return From Newport Visit
Mr and Mrs Peter Flaherty return to their home in Newport Rhode Island after a two week visit with Mrs Margaret Flaherty at 344 Front.
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Peter Flaherty
Newport
R. 1
Mr. Flaherty
Margaret Flaherty
Front Street
William M. Brown Dies at Bangor Home
William M. Brown 82 native of Bath and former Bangor & Aroostook railroad president died at his Bangor residence after a long illness He never married and is survived by two nieces a nephew and a cousin with roots in Bath and Bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Brown
Bath
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Second Street
Bangor
Middle Street
Carl C. Troop
Old Bath High School
Bowdoin College
Funeral for Andrew C Flaherty Draws Wide Attendance
The funeral of Andrew C Flaherty money order clerk at the post office was largely attended at St Marys church on Saturday morning. Post office carriers were present as was a large Bath lodge of Elks delegation and many Bath residents. Rev Timothy Maney conducted the mass and Rev R A Martineau led the committal service at Oak Grove. The Morse High School class of 1921 sent a floral tribute. Bearers included Roscoe H Shaw and James E McLaughlin for the post office and Elks officials Jesse Allen and John P Carey for the Fire Department Engine 3 crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Flaherty
St. Mary's Church
Postoffice
Wheich
Flaherty
Bathlodge of Elks
Timothy C. Maney
R. A. Martineau
Oak Grove
Morse High School
Roscoe H. Shaw
James E. McLaughlin
Jesse Allen
John P. Carey
the Elks
Clarence Merrill
Frank Gallant
Engine 3
Fire Department
Mrs Priscilla Colby Falls From 7th Floor Window
Mrs Priscilla Anna Colby 45 wife of Albert W Colby former Bath man dropped to her death from a seven story Portland hotel window Sunday Hotel staff searched for her after she disappeared overnight A bell boy saw her cling then fall Medical Examiner William Holt ruled death by own action The Colbys were from Bath and Gardiner Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Anna Colby
Albert W. Colby
Bath
Portland
Colby
Old Webber Drug Store
Gardiner
Mass for Mrs Saurman in Dorchester
Rev. Timothy C. Maney of St Marys Bath conducted a requiem mass for Eleanor Saurman who died Monday night in St Peters Dorchester. The Bath native was sister to late James C Mulligan and longtime Jordan Marsh buyer. Survived by a daughter Mrs Ruth Kylion of Dorchester. Attending included Rev John Kelley and Rev Robert Cassidy of Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Bath
St. Peters Church
Dorchester
Mass
Eleanor Saurman
John Kelley
Robert Cassidy
Providence
Saurman
Jordan Marsh Co
Ruth, Kylion
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth H Doughty
The funeral for Ruth H Doughty wife of Herbert P Doughty was held Monday at two at Curtis funeral home 942 Washington Street. Dr David L Wilson officiated with bearers including Herbert P Doughty William H Heald Edward Heald and Seth N Doughty. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H Doughty
Herbert P. Doughty
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
William H. Heald
Edward Heald
Seth N. Doughty
Oak Grove Cemetery
Daugh ter Born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown in West Bath
Joanne Elsie weighs nine and a quarter pounds at birth on November 20 at Cornish Maternity Home located at 31 Getchell Street. The newborn is from West Bath with parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Elsie
Cornish Maternity Home
Getchell Street
Raymond Brown
West Bath
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Winter Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting
Germany
Postoffice Department
Post Office
Association of Students’ Council
Marion Stevens
South Danville
N. H
Joseph G. Stevens
Russel Pinkham
Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Forrest Hanna
Hanna
Charles Hanna
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harmon's Harbor
Woodrow Gray
T. W. Blaisdell
Percy Savage
J. G. Stevens
Carrie Stevens
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
South Portland
Edward Gaudreau
Howard Rogers
Charlene
Elaine
Milan Street
Moosehead Lake
Otelia Rogers
Gerald Gott
Lois
Gerald, Jr
Victor Lee
William Gorham
Eva
Evelyn
Marshall Erskine
Carroll Davis
Arthur
Constance
Davis
Katherine O'Hara
Horace Lovell
Lincoln Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Richard
Mark Jackson
Bobby
Billy
This City
James Jackson
Laton Jackson
Paris
Lilmer L. Eldridge
Illiam M. Brown
Letter Carriers
Elks
Priscilla A. Colby
Mrs. Saurman
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston