Local 4-H Club Exhibition At Methodist House
The Merry Makers 4-H club staged a Tuesday exhibition showing 17 camp projects in cooking canning and sewing at the Methodist house. Certificates were awarded to 13 members by County Club agent Donald Johnson who also presented moving pictures and spoke briefly. Plans were set for an October Topsham Fair exhibit and a reception followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossett Cocket
Benjamin Et Ren
Repubet Ae
Emerson ‘Foss O
Harrington Vand” Gillkley
Fon Roar Inal
Tainging Arene Opleets
el Rosemary ‘Foss
iBbiriey
McKinhoh
Vice
Press
Victor
Gorner
Y Sullivan
Philip Holmes
Douglass Harrington
Gilman’ Hinckley
Merry Makers 4-H
Methodist House
Donald Johnson
Topsham Fair
Mary Sullivan
Mary ‘Muise
Thelma Dearborn
Foster
Eva Hutchins
Shirley McKinnon
Shirley LaChance
Lemieux
Jean Hansoneline Hinckley
Geraldine Nekley
G. C. Marriner
James Meserve
William Sullivan
Dana Hopkins
Sagadahoc
Atkins
Hardings
Andrs
Jack Mthers
Elaine
Gerald Oneau
Marlboro
Mass
Bonneau
Clare Ames
Clare Ward
Mary Bearce Spaulding
New York City
Zachariah Spaulding
Richmond
Surprise Shower for Charlene Rogers in Milan Street
Miss Elaine Rogers hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the parents home on Milan street. Guests included Betty Jones Thelma Kingsbury Eleanor Fullerton Helen Avery Louise Thornton Alice Avery Louise Bronson Lois Lemoine Jeanette York Martha Pratt Polly Millikin Marjorie Cushing Mary Stilphen Betty Robson Anna Day Dorothy Johnson and Alyce Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Rogers
Howard L. Rogers
Milan Street
Charlene
Betty Jones
Thelma Kingsbury
Eleanor Fullerton
Helen Avery
Louise Thornton
Alice Avery
Louise Bronson
Lois Lemoine
Jeanette York
Martha Pratt
Polly Millikin
Marjorie Cushing
Mary Stilphen
Betty Robson
Anna Day
Dorothy Johanson
Alyce Chapman
King and Coombs Return From White Mountains Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Donald King and Mr. and Mrs. LeForrest Coombs have completed a three day excursion up through the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald King
LeForrest Coombs
Governors Council Meeting and Local Social Notes
A governor and council session met in the Spanish room of Mr. Reid's home with guests including Harold I Goss Secretary of State and George C Lord from the Stateway Commission. The event featured a park area tour by naval personnel and local escorts, followed by tours across a canal and beach area with commentary on the scenery. Personal items list numerous Bath and Kennebec Point residents visiting, returning, or traveling for illness, vacations, or family events, including several named families and individuals from Bath, Robbins, MacMahan, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold I. Goss
Breithard
George C. Lord
Stateway Commission
Nie Elizal Thorndike
Charles P. Bradford
Roland E. Peapaneneesea
Tie
Vest
Mr. Reid
Harry Pollard
A. D. Whitman
USN
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Clarence White
New York
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Fred Harford
of Mile Beach
Clarence B. Hill
W. W. Todd
Ralph Davis
Perley Keith
Danvers
Mass
Johann van Heurn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Morse Cottage
Mae
John K. Lee
Bath
MacMahan
Belle
Andrew Rowe
Walter V. Cummings
Edward Wren
Wiscasset
Talbot Rogers
Bethesda
Capt
Paul Kirby
Kirby
Tittera Paoletti
Biena
Italy
Edward C. Clarey
May Hagan Aroe
Er Sand
George Burnham
Primlle
Gardiner
Arthur Burnham
Waldo Brown
Kennebec Point
Wellesley
Frank Pore
Hillsboro
N. H
Roland Peterso
Lesa
Walter Norton
Carroll
Herbert Jones
Chicago
Sadie Drake
Vincent C. MacMahan
Togus
William Zorach
Tessim Zorach
Paul Akeley
Robinhood
Morris Levine
New York City
Whitney Brown
Mary
J. H. Brown
Merle Weeks
Robinhood Pane
Walter Beane
Janice
Malden
Roland Peterson
Jalene
Esther Johnson
Margit Hannevik
Portland
Peterson
Hannevik
Norway
Arthur Brand
Clarence Wing
South Harpswell
Howard Trafton
Wing
Mir
Chester Dalrymple
Ithaca
Dalrymple
Cornell
Victor Hagan
Cornish
Earl Hagan
Miles Hagan
Martin Wagner
Clinton
Alfred Rowe
Joe Lane
Newman
William
Iron Works Golf Event Sets Records at Bath Country Club
The Iron Works bar tournament for Bath plant employees drew 60 players under ideal weather. Wilfred Girard won the President's plaque for low gross in Class A with 77-71, Sid Dudley took Class B low gross, and Charles Parks led Class C. Card matches decided several net places, with coin tosses settling ties. Ladies standings listed with Bets Parks and Corrine Hayes among top four. Awards to be distributed next week after open house with dancing at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parks
Girard
Mr. Dudley
Clarence Eaton
Don Perry
Perry
Wilfred Girard
Bob Perry
Russell Lane
Ross Spear
Bob Patriquinn
Gross
Sid Dudley
Henry Mank
J. W. Schulze
B. M. Jone
Edgar Oliver
Stanley Comeau
George Barker
L. H. Cooper
Grace Sharkey
Esther Wilson
Country Club
Morse High Notes Freshman Class Officers Named
Morse High School announces freshman officers James Smith as president Helen Cook as vice president Jean Leonard as treasurer Sally Grant as secretary and student council members Everett Pouliot and Sally Grant. Sophomores, juniors and seniors names follow with officers and student council lists. Class advisors are not fully elected for all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
James Smith
Helen Cook
Jean Leonard
Sally Grant
Everett Pouliot
William Jackson
Daniel Largay
Barbara Hartsgrove
John Parker
John Morse
Carolyn Miller
Doreen Willis
David Y. Alkazin
Carlton Reed
Joan Shaw
Ruth Coombs
Annette Godfrey
Claire Milton
Carroll Hatch
Nathan W. Watson
Frederick Sturtevant
Ruth Williams
Jean Anderson
Everett Parker
Edward Carleton
Donald Spear
Jane Jones
Mae Nelson
Lauretta Huff
J. Edward Pomeroy
Community Notes Include Donations and Local Visits
Five Islands library received a large donation of young and adult books from Miss Louise Howard of Bay Point and Charles Rugg of Malden Island. Dozens attended a Harbor View House supper. upcoming club meet at Rowe cottage. Guests recently staying include John A. Pinkham and Charles Tinkham. Bible classes resume Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. William Marr’s home. Ice cream cabinet installed at Savage’s store. Members attended a Boston baseball game. Various locals and visitors are listed with summer and return home notes across town and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Howard
Bay Point
Charles Rugg
Malden Island
Worcester
Mass
Jones
Harbor View House
Rowe Cottage
John A. Pinkham
Pemberton
N. J
Charles Tinkham
Medford
Leslie C. Mills
Waltham
Henry Rider
Danvers
William Marr
Savage's
Boston
Arthur Farrin
Newtonville
Fred Elliot
Herbert Moore, Jr
Moore Summer Home
Cambridge, Mass
John MacGillivary
Percy MacGillivary
D.W. Staffield
Quincy
George Inse
Plattsburg
N. Y
Irving Booker
Gee
Connersville
Russell Boynton
Newton
Bina Marr
Marr
Ledgemere Road
E Wilkins
Charlotte Gray
North Yarmouth Academy
Fred Carr
Leila Hutchins
Edgecomb
Harold A. Rowe
Harold
Carl
Kittery
Chester Pinkham
Westbrook
Ellsworth Pinkham
Everett Cromwell
Orville Rowe
West Point
Alice Cromwell
Bath
Charles Kenney and Sons
Vernal Cheney
Eliot
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Transit Ridership Hits 23 Million on Urban Lines in 1945
About 23,254,000 passengers were carried on the nation's urban transit lines in 1945, reflecting postwar growth and renewed city mobility across major systems. Led by strong demand in metropolises like New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia, service rebounds marked a recovery from wartime restrictions.
Patrolmen Seek Sergeant In Bath Local Examinations
Local Jottings reports four patrolmen and a special officer took sergeant exams at City Hall with one sergeant and two patrolman vacancies. Rain delays hinder Bath Box Co mill work on the New Meadows and flood water is clearing with pumps. Hosiery displays return, a Park street field back not cut, and a flier endangering property near Washington street noted. A parked Chester Roberts Bath car rolled on Oak street damaging a fence. no injuries.
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Personnel Service Commission
City Hall
Edward Gaudreau
Wendell Williams
Joseph Thibodeau
Frank L. Moriarty
Department
Bath Box Co
New Meadows
Park Street
Washington Street
Bath Fire Department
The
Times
Chester Roberts
Bath
Oak Street
High Street
Chicago woman chosen as model at national hairdressers convention
Mrs. Donald Nash Koughan of Chicago formerly Dorothy Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs Colin Dunn Center street was among 30 models chosen from 90 to attend the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association convention at the Sherman hotel in Chicago last September The seven most unusual styles were photographed for papers and newsreels Her Wings style by a Texas artist marked her selection A Morse High School graduate class of 1945 she has resumed studies at Roosevelt College in Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nash Koughan
Chicago
Ill
Dorothy Dunn
Colin Dunn
Center Street
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association
Sherman Hotel
Koughan
Couple returns from Eastham visit to Cape Cod lighthouse
Mr and Mrs Wilson Fitzgerald of Bluff Road returned from a week in Eastham Massachusetts where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Coleman. Coleman is keeper of Nauset Beach Light at Cape Cod and former Bath residents accompanied the Fitzger ald party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fitzgerald
Bluff Road
Eastham
Mass
Eugene L. Coleman
Bath
Mr. Coleman
Nauset Beach
Cape Cod
Mount Washington trek ends with Mt Ryder’s successful ascent
Murray Ryder of Dummer Street completed a second attempt to cross the Presidential Range. He hiked from Crawford Notch to Mt Washington in five hours forty minutes, visited the Lake of the Clouds, then summited Jefferson and Adams before returning via the Gulf Trail and Air Line. He logged about 25 miles in the trip.
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Murray Ryder
Dummerstreet
Mt. Washington
Presidential Range
Crawford Notch
Mtt. Washington
By Aes
Great Gulf
Henry
Gorham
South Paris
Lewiston
Mr. Ryder
Old Speck
Mt. Abraham
Maine
Washington
Adams, Jefferson
Madison
Mt. Katahdin
Pantry Shower for Mrs Ernest Rogers Jr at Phippsburg
Mrs A Bernard Henderson and Mrs Leon White hosted a pantry shower Saturday at Mrs Henderson home for Mrs Ernest Rogers Jr. Guests included Mrs George Wright Mrs Clifford Russell Mrs Ernest Rogers Sr Mrs Paul Mathieu Mrs Fred Hart Miss Lillian Oliver Miss Peggy Brownrigg Mrs Evelyn Quelette and Miss Evelyn White. Absent but sending gifts were Miss Julia Brownrigg and Mrs Leon Pennell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bernard Henderson
Leon White
Henderson
Phippsburg
Ernest Rogers Jr
George Wright
Clifford Russell
Ernest Rogers Sr
Paul Mathieu
Fred Hart
Lillian Oliver
Peggy Brownrigg
Evelyn Quelette
Evelyn White
Julia Brownrigg
Leon Pennell Jr
Rogers Family Trip Heads to Florida for Winter Visit
Mr and Mrs Calvin W Rogers of 602 Washington street and former Mayor and Mrs Walter C Rogers of 663 Washington street travel by auto to West Palm Beach Florida. Mrs John Parker of 40 Summer street joins them. The Rogers plan a week in Florida with relatives and a winter home near Sunset road by Lake Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Rogers
Washington Street
Walter C. Rogers
John Parekr
Summer Street
West Palm Beach
Fla
Walter Rogers
Florida
Rogers
Sunset Road
Lake Worth
Obituary of Mrs Jolia J Bailey of Bath Maine
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Jolia J Bailey widow of Lincoln Bailey. Surviving are daughter Mrs Thalia Bailey Nutting of Mt Desert and Long Island Calif and two sons Clarence Bailey of Wiscasset and Arthur of Brunswick with five half siblings and a large extended family. The body was flown to Bath for funeral services at Arthur F Mayor Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeu Aunday
Lincoln
Bailey
Otto C. Nutting
Mi Desert
Maine
Bath
Daughters
American Croy
Genesta Chapter
la Beach
Calif
Nutsting
Thalia Bailey Nutting
Mt. Desert
Long
Y Calif
Clarence Bailey
Wiscasset
Arthur
Brunswick
Beoers
Charles Soule
Loring Soule
Woolwich
George
Leslie Soule
Ellehe
Ni H
Middle Street
LaMay
Julia Brown
Arthur F
Oak Grove
Mrs. Geraldine Abbott Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Geraldine M. Abbott died at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday morning. She was born in Bangor on January 10, 1918, and is survived by her husband Lewis A. Abbott of 61 Bluff Avenue and daughters Jean and Joan Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine M. Abbott
Memorial Hospital
Bangor
Cen
Lewis
A. Abbott
Bluff “En
Jean
Joan Abbott
Bai
Mrs Geraldine Abbott Rites Planned at Brewer
The body of Mrs Ger Abbott who died during Memorial Hospital care was taken to Brewer Funeral Home. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger Abbott
Turing
A & Ell Funeral Home
Brewer
Tron
Mayo
Auburn hosts Dean family visit weekend
Mr and Mrs Donald Dean and their niece and nephew visited Mrs Dean sister Mrs Joseph Mc Laughlin of Bedford Street and Mr and Mrs Norman Parks of Auburn and enjoyed a Sunday gathering with geasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dean
Norman Parks
Auburn
Dean
Joseph McLaughlin
Bedford Street
Emma Copeland Returns to Florida Winter Home
Mrs Emma Copeland of Bath and Woolwich has arrived for the Florida winter season after many years spending winters there. She formerly resided on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Copeland
Bath and Woolwich
Florida
Bath
Middle Street
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Edward Morse
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Melvin Hanson
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