Rainbow Assembly Installation Draws Local Guests
The Rainbow assembly installation Friday evening drew city guests from Eastern Be regional units. Genesta Chapter hosted in the chapel room with Mrs Viola Oagood as mother advisor and Miss Eleanor Danforth as chairman. New officers and retiring advisor Bryant Taldes received bouquets as thanks were offered for past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raibow
Genesta Chapis
Viola Oagood
Eleanor Danforth
Mes. Thlen
Burden
Olive Mra
Pride
Wanda Leaf
Genesta
Gradhak
Eric Cummings
Helen Helen Herrick
Freda Patricia Cowen
Roberta Strong
Martha Stone
Carolyn Stackpole
Si Owers
Anita Bagdikian
Presen
Bryant Taldes
Sep
Masonic Temple
Marie Berry
Barbara Danforth
Catherine Leonard
Ruth Fields
Verna Bowie
Ella Wright
Florence Fullerton
Virginia Sparks
Margaret Danforth
Florence Maass
Mae Ward
Avadna Drake
Selina Small
Kathryn Smith
Genes
Teachers Meet Monday Afternoon At Hall Auditorium
Lena Addison and Mrs Who head a teachers meeting at the hall auditorium to discuss junior Red Cross activities for the year. The event outlines tentative district cooperation and planned volunteer work with the elementary and other groups fostering Red Cross efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Addison
A. Lagerinten
Bela Medy
A R Convention Draws 400 Daughters of the American Revolution
About 400 Daughters of the American Revolution from Maine attended the Fall convention at Skowhegan Federated Church. Hostesses from Boothbay Harbor and Madison organized morning events. Thomas Clarke, chief of services for Veterans Aid, spoke on hospital needs and donations. The meeting included prayers, the National Anthem, and a noontime luncheon hosted by Mrs Edward F Merrill, the state regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Skowhegan
Federated Church
Iece
Cne
Show
Margaret Goff Cin
Madison
Boothbay Harbor
Mis
Heywood
Maine
Caeket
Perkins
Thomas Clarke
Adat
Tne Tre
Enital
Ee R. Houston
Meee Eens Ee Sa
Ategiones
Dummer Sewall
Charles A. Andre
Elwood Hathorne
Education for handicapped pupils program at Memorial Home
The education for handicapped children program at Memorial Home is described under the supervision of Mrs Eileen con and Mrs F Bath. It outlines the funding framework and the role of the Department of Education in enabling the program.
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Memorial Home
Eileen Con
F. Bath
On Hyde
Cola
Siei
Beavires
County Pomona Meets Wednesday for Long Session
Sagadahoc hosts a Wednesday Pomona meeting at the Owden Center with 123 in attendance. Officers include Mark M. Jordan Cumberland County Pomona and lane Curtis overseer. The day featured conferring the fifth degree, a harvest dinner, a Fraternity Chain final program, and a wedding anniversary tribute to Nellie Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Owdoin Center
Mester
Alfred L. Rackley
Topsham
Mark M. Jordan
Cumberland County
Pomona
Lane Curtis
Lucille Leighton
Lincoln County
Edric Wheeler
Percy
Jane Hawes
Aeunsey
Hascall
Georesgin County
A. Kennebec County
Curtis
Gin County
West Bath
Emma Crosby
Harry Wallace
Otis Card
Charles Soule
Beatrice Leavitt
World Communion Sunday Observed at Winter Street Church
World Communion Sunday activities mark the service at Winter Street Church with expectations of a large gathering. Sunday school resumes after the summer recess with classes for various age groups meeting at 10 30 and 11 30 in designated locations. A dedicated staff leads the kindergarten through sixth grade programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
John Parker
Andent
Anna Tall Te Omeehne
Charles B. Doyle
Ira
Phippsburg clam diggers freed on charges of illegal digging
Sixteen Phippsburg clam diggers were found not guilty of illegal digging in the Kennebec area after Judge Gardiner R. in Municipal Court denied the States request for a continuance. Attorney Edward W. Bridgham argued the case amid objections to evidence and testimony from state officials.
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Phippsburg
Sxteen Phippsburg
Gardiner R
Deering
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Raya
Irving Sees Crowley
Llewellyn Oliver
William H. Wyman
Clarence Wallace
Carleton Scott
Emil van Smith
Granley Perkins
Roy Green
Ralph Doughty
Ellison Moody
Leslie Darling
William H. Wallace
William Hallett, Jr
Perfect Doughty
Earl Lowlell
Owen Richardson
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Picburg
Kennebec
Brim
Ree
M. G. Soule
Ete
Department of Culture
Chester Bean
Maine Department of Agriculture
Bridgham
Soule
Bean
Nunzi Napolitano
Peter Legal
Brunswick Group Pushes Clothing Aid for France
Friends of American Aid to France met at the Pulsifer home in East Harpswell to hear Madam Raymond Davis discuss life in France during the occupation and the need for warm clothing for winter. Brunswick chapter urged toy donations for French children and repeated calls for new or secondhand clothing to be left at Ouellette’s on Maine Street. French officers and seamen visiting to inspect fishing trawlers praised American aid and the meeting urged continued support.
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France
H. T. Pulsifer
Bethel Point
East Harpswell
Raymond Davis
Bowdoin College
East
Madam Davis
Ouellette
Maine
Brunswick
Ouellette’s
Bath Rockland Half Million Cable Project Completed
The Bath Rockland cable project required extensive labor and materials, costing over 5130000 to place 600 poles 184 anchors and 13053 feet of submarine cable. Engineers H E Cummings Charles O Fenno and George T Pettee oversaw winter work from 1945 46. Weather included 42 inches of snow and 26 degrees below zero. Construction faced rough terrain and supply challenges with ferries, tractors, jeeps and even horses used to haul gear. The new line will serve current and future exchange toll circuits and allow future engineering work between Bath and Rockland.
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Bath-Rockland
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eee Eee
Bath
Kennebec River
Tidewater
Carlton Bridge
Kennebec
Sheepscot River
Warren Bog
Warren
Providentl
Wiscasset
Rockland
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
H. E. Cummings
Charles O. Fenno
George T. Pettee
Maine
Nevee Ul
Bath Mayor Asked to Play Cupid for English Sailor
Mayor Donald N Small of Bath says leading a city means more than governing. He shared three letters: a Canadian carpenter seeking work and pay details in Bath, a British sailor seeking marriage prospects and local contact, and a request to publish an ad for a Bath based naval man seeking an American bride. The sailor, 24 soon to be 25, has served in the British navy since 1938 and lists his Bath England home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Donald N. Small
Louiseville
Canada
Times
Eee Maine
Mayor Small
Arrowsic Bridge Tied Up Again
The Arrowsic bridge lost a main support timber at the northern junction around 8 15. Traffic was to resume by noon after a State Highway crew formed a new support, with 40 to 50 cars affected and residents hoping for a new bridge by spring.
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Arrowsic
State Highway Service
Georgetown
Five Islands
Prese
Bath Sea Scouts Sail On Astral
The Bath Sea Scouts take to the sea aboard the Astral with leaders Edward M. Matterfield, Loren H. Jaffe, and Merle C. Niles guiding the voyage.
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Bath Sea Scouts
Vicus Mittee
Edward M.tterfield
Loren H. Jaffe
Merle C. Niles
Unfinished Vessel Expected At Bath Iron Works
The draft notes indicate the ship was made and will likely be berthed at Bath Iron Works for the winter season.
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Bath Iron Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Assembly
ID. A. R. Convention
Vegetarie
Bowdoin Center
Winter Street
Genesta Chapter
Genesta Reece
Mildred C. Ela
Frank Thomas
Marcella Gibson
Raymond I. Mitchell
Mabel J. DeShon
Sarah A. Shaw
Dorothy K. Shorey
Gladys N. Stetson
Suzell L. Badger
Marie O. Coombs
Gertrude Early
Minnie Dolloff
Ella Fickett
Grand Chapter
China
Milward Patten
Lulu Morse
Mildred Collins
Henry G. Shaw
Fred Naylor
Sylvan Sturtevant
Gertrude Earle
Grace Craig
Carrie Thompson
Mabel Nelson
Brunswick Group
Boston Boat Dock
Bath Landing
Woolwich
Cupid
U. S
Miss Aenne Geheeb
Sand Bei Kassel
Hessen
U. S. A. Zone
Feuer
Arrowsic Bridge
Bath Auto CO
Front Street
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