Arraignments Announced for Superior Court Districts
West Bath lists Charles Dau Pu Woolwich Estella Leon ard A Soule Arrowsic Mildred Stafford Bowdoin Grace Lee Bowdoinham Lona S ett Bert Merrill Georgetown Helen Huskins Phippsburg Guy Crow ley Eva Rogers Richmond Borjes son Edna Call Pauline Hutch inson Irene Little Edward Mansir Topsham Patricia Baxter Albion George W jine Arthur Potter Louise West Bath Ruth Francis co DavidS Ring Woolwich Ruth Leavitt Lawrence Putnam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Soule
Arrowsic
Mildred Stafford
Bowdoin
Grace Lee
Bowdoinham
Lona Sett
Bert D. Merrill
Hersom-Mdonald wedding in Bath and Portsmouth
Miss Jeanette MacDonald of Bath and Walter Hersom of Wiscasset wed at Central Congregational church in Bath. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Laforest Hodgkins with a five o'clock double ring service. The bride, Morse High School alumna, will work at Bath Laundry. the groom will join Portsmouth Navy Yard. They will reside in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette MacDonald
Washington Street
Bath
Walter Hersom
Wiscasset
Central Congregational Church
Laforest Hodgkins
Robert MacDonald
Hersomis
Kenneth Wright
Portsmouth
N. H
Wright
Morse High
Bath Laundry
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Genesta Members Attend Friendship Night Meeting
Garrison Hill Chapter O E S of Wiscasset hosted Friendship Night with 15 Genesta members attending. Mrs Athana Gillespie served as Martha, with Mrs Marie Berry and Mrs Edna McRae and Russell Merchant in other stations. Bath guests included Mr and Mrs John G Spie and several Bath and Massachusetts chapter members. Refreshments followed. guest officers received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison Hill
Wiscasset
Genesta
Athana Gillespie
Martha
Marie Berry
Edna McRae
Russell Merchant
Bath
John G
Spie
Freda Ian
Nellie Smith
Leah Page
Alice Stilphen
Zylpha Richardeson
Leonard Munsey
Elizabeth Hathorne
Lillian Howe
Mabel Lake
Frank Smith
Massachusetts
Norfolk family ends visit after auto trip
Mrs. R. W. Ricker and children Karen Ella and Ricky of Norfolk Va have left Woanentacy after visiting Mrs Ricker’s parents Mr. and Mrs Arthur W King They were joined by Mrs King who will stay a week with the family before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ricker
Karen Ella
Ricky
Norfolk
Remarkable Home Treat Sells 4 Million Bottles for Relief
McFADDEN'S PHARMACY touts Wilferd’s Micesage as a relief remedy sold for Aassiness Heartburn Steeplessness. The advertising copy claims over four million bottles have been sold under the Wirtamp Taxarmewt product line.
Local Happenings and Community Notes Shaping Up in Pownalboro Area
Seasonal events fill the town calendar with harvest supper and Methodist vestry plans for Oct 22. Eastern River Grange elected officers, Bates College visitors toured local farms, and residents hosted guests from Dover-Foxcroft and Hingham Mass. 4-H club showcases foods and crafts, while local farms prepare crops for Bath canneries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Jewett
Leonard Alexander
John Frey
Eastern River Grange
June Bailey
R. C. Titus
Dover-Foxcroft
Houdlette
West Dresden
Ray Perry
Pitts
Shibler
Clifford Lothredge
Alfred Houdlette
Bath
Winthrop
Engagement Announced for Katherine Frates and Chester McMahan Jr
Mr and Mrs Richard J Frates of 12 North Street announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Ann to Chester E McMahan Jr son of Mrs Margaret McMahan of Five Islands and Chester McMahan of Woolwich Katherine Frates is a Morse High School 1950 graduate and an operator for New England Telephone and Telegraph Co McMahan attended Georgetown schools and served four years in the U S Army two in Korea No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Frates
North Street
Katherine Ann
Chester E. McMahan Jr
Margaret McMahan
Five Islands
Chester McMahan
Woolwich
Miss Frates
Morse High
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
McMahan
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Kore
West Bath Church Hosts Worldwide Communion Service
West Bath Methodist church observed Worldwide Communion Sunday with Rev. Howard F. Cramer of Beacon Street Methodist church leading the service. Mrs. Loring D. Small played the organ. Two more Sundays are planned for services at the little church on Blueberry Hill and all friends are invited.
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West Bath Methodist Church
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Loring D. Small
Blueberry Hill
Bath Chapter DeMolay Plans First Meeting and Activities
Bath Chapter DeMo lays out first meeting for newly installed officers headed by Peter Pinson M C. Regular business includes petition bal loting and Fall activities. A baked bean supper is set for Nov 8 and a weekend trip to Roslindale Mass to visit Sir Galahad chapter on Nov 28 29 with rehearsals after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Peter Pinson
M. C
Roslindale
Mass
World Communion Sunday observed at First Baptist Church
The church held World Communion Sunday with John Reedy delivering a sermon on Acts 2 37 47 focusing on fellowship through the Lord's Supper sharing goods and aiding poorer churches The article also notes PTA meeting at Central School election of a new secretary and plans for a food sale and harvest supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reedy
Jerusalem
Central School
Alonzo Thibodeau
Gladys Stevens
James Oliver
Janie
Heald Gate
Pinkham Road
Clyde Stilphen
Robinhood
Ralph M. Reynolds
Peterson
Viking
Colby
Coast Guard
Roberts Union
William Bisseth
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Carlstroms
Donna Lee
Waltham
Mass
Roland Peterson
Grace Fullerton
Edward Clarey
MacMahan Island
Working League
Staley Lewis
Five Islands
D. Howard Penley
Paris Hill
Riggs Cottage
Penley Brothers
L. Earle Hagan
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Palmer
Everett
Victor
Caribou
Joan
Colby Colby College
Ralph Davis
Augusta
Lawrence Cloutier
William Zorach
Rebecca Reyher
Bath
Ralph Dunton
Alfred Rowe
Mary Lee
Carroll Powers
Parker Moulton
West Georgetown
Nettie Gray
Georgetown
Daniel
Hartley Harley
Candy’s Harbor
Philip Stebbins
Portland
Maude Trafton
Beryl
Springvale
Heald
Virgil Stevens
Bath Memorial Hospital
Local Residents and Visitors Named in Community Notes
Georgetown Center resident Melvin Cunningham shingled the west side of his house with help from Clarence and Oliver. Bernard Anderson returned to Mechanicsville after weeks with his aunt in Seguinland. Fred P. Oliver and wife visited Wakefield friends. Dr. Mark Elliot of Concord and wife duck hunted at Sagadahoc Bay. The Playses left for St. Petersburg after summer at Sea Beach. Mae Hagan moved to Bath for winter and recently attended Bath Memorial Hospital care. Mrs. Irving F. Hunt returned from Dorchester and Needham after a 10 day visit with sisters. Florence Woodside joined luncheon guesting with Joseph F. Higgins in Bath. Judson Cross and Peter Hitchcock left for California via New York. Antonia Rinard visited Walter Cunningham Jr. Ground Observer Group to hold training at Georgetown Center school Oct 14 at 730 pm. Volunteers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Cunningham
Georgetown Center
Clarence , Oliver
Cunningham
Bernard Anderson
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Roy Moulton
Seguinland
Fred P. Oliver
Wakefield
Mass
William A. Todd
Oliver
Mark Elliot
Concord
Sagadahoc Bay
Elliot
Lynn Playse
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sea Beach
Mae Hagan
Bath
Hagan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Irving F. Hunt
Dorchester
Needham
Florence Woodside
Joseph F. Higgins
Judson Cross
Kennebec Poin
Peter Hitchcock
Hitchcock
California
Cross
New York
Antonia Rinard
Hallowell
Walter Cunningham, Jr
Georgetown Center School
Outboard Motors Case Leads to Fines in Bath Court
Three duck hunters at Merrymeeting Bay with attached outboard motors were fined $10 and $4.70 costs each after arraignment before Gardiner R. Deering in Bath Municipal Court. Named defendants include Omer Belanger Topsham Leopold Belanger Brunswick and Albert G Michaud Lisbon Center. Warnings by Game Wardens Higgin s and Wilson accompanied the cases. Also cited were Robert Levesque Topsham and Avila W Bard Brunswick for separate offenses, with fines of $10 and $4.70 costs, and a Bath man fined $5 plus $5.15 costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Omer Belanger
Topsham
Leopold Belanger
Brunswick
Albert G. Michaud
Lisbon Center
Donald Higgins
Howard A. Wilson
Robert Levesque
Avila W. Bard
Francis W. Powers
City Manager Reports On Snow Plows Meters and Office Space
The city reports three power driven plow units mounted on Chevrolet trucks to free three drivers for winter plowing. Parking meters yielded 962.09 this month vs 905.19 last year. A space exchange with the assessor moves offices for better confidential work. Sewer extension to Kennebec River Ferry Street is planned to prevent blockage and will use remaining sewer funds. Respectfully submitted Nathan C. White City Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Kennebec River
Ferry Street
Redlon
Central City
Nathan C. White
Britain Uses Demister For Car Defrosting Term
In British usage the automotive defrosting device is called a demister. The term reflects regional vocabulary for windshield clearing components.
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Britain
Five Islands social at Mrs Staffold hosts and visits
A long Bath area social hour featured Boony watching films by Bill Pinkham of Medford. Guests included Mrs Rutherford and others. Road work continues toward the Cochrane home. Local anglers from Bath Canning Co. landed 350 bushels of herring. Community events note weddings birthdays and gatherings at various Bath and Georgetown homes and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Staffold
Aida
Bill Pinkham
Medford
Mass
David Rutherford
Victor Pinkham
Branwell Harford
William Marr
Beulan Miller
Orville Rowe
Winnifred
Susan Briggs
Cochrane
Bath Canning Co
Stevens Brothers
Frank Blake
Melrose
Evelyn Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Georgetown
John Reedy
Allegra Bickford
Thomas Blaisdell
Charles Moore
Boston
D. W. Staffeld
Bath
William Marris
Rose Wilkins
Livermore Falls
Stanley Lewis
Onset
Belle Heald
Howard Thomas
Francis Pierce
Booker House
Vernon E. Gray
Kenneth Lakose
John Callaway
New Jersey
Mary Stevens
Herman Barter
Barbara Jean Pratt
Lawrence Peron
Martha
Rapheal Higgins
George Young
Camden
Norman Norton
Patricia
Springfield
Lynn McMahan
Robert Moore
Easton
Russell Harford, Jr
Lulu Hanna
Irving
Gertrude Tinkham
Carrie Buzzell
Framingham
Clifford Boxell
Worcester
Alton Reid
Westbrook
50th Golden Wedding Of Fred Taylor Nellie Smach
On October 1 1903 Rev Charles F Cummings united Fred Pierce Taylor of Auburn and Nellie Alice Smach of Chicago in marriage. The Taylors celebrated their 50th anniversary with a home reception in Auburn featuring gifts including a white and gold table radio and a tiered wedding cake. A dinner at Miramar tea room closed the day with family present including their son and daughter and grandchildren. The town's social notes recount visits from relatives and friends and nearby trips by family, noting foliage beauty on a White Mountains excursion and various weekend guests at the Taylors’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cummings
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Auburn
Fred Pierce Taylor
Nellie Alice Smach
Chicago
Ill
Mirimar
Taylor
Clayton Taylor
Thomas Hagan
Bay Point
Richard Hagan
Florence Stevens
Sumner Mains
Yvonne
Karen Furbish
Eugene Butterfield
Bath
Paul Berry
Berry Cottage
Harry Stone
Arthur Andrews
Vernon Conant
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Bethel
Gorham
Glen House
North Conway
N. H
Fryeburg
Naples
Freeport
Maine
Robert Miller
Roosevelt
N. Y
Ruth Keen
Hempstead
Louisa Howard
Miss Howard
Neil S. Bishop
Stockton Springs
Walter Delano
Keith
David
Talbot
Delano
Mildred Phinney
Phinney
Gunnerson
Richmond
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Cape Cottage
Andrew Butterfield
Russell Colby
Arthur Colby
Sewall Chapter First Meeting Summer 1952 Notes
Members hosted a social with sandwiches tea cakes and tea. Next meeting on Nov 4 features Supt Ivan G Pickering of Opportunity Farm as guest speaker and Christmas gifts will be collected. Yearbooks for 1952 53 distributed Lena Harnden welcomed back after absence in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bailey
Clara Corliss
Annie G. Hall
Mary G. Hall
Pearl Reed
Doris Wing
Ivan G. Pickering
Opportunity Farm
Elnora Oliver
Like Niles
Marjorie Hopkins
Bath Not Listed for Rental Aid
A Defense Mobilization advisory committee has been formed to advise on rent stabilization in critical areas. No steps have been taken to declare any area for such measures yet. Mr and Mrs Alvin Mitchell of Sabine and their children Everett and Roxanne have left for Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Defense Office
Defense Area Advisory Committee
Director of Defense Mobilization
Alvin Mitchell
Everett
Roxane
Sabine
Florida
Obituary William Edward Pomeroy 22 of Bath
William Edward Pomeroy 22 of 75 Court Street died Friday at Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor after a brief illness of spinal meningitis. Born Oct 4 1930 in Bath he was Morse High School class of 1948 with honors and active in band paper athletics and National Honor Society. He studied pulp and paper engineering at the University of Maine and was active in ROTC and Boy Scouts. Survived by his parents J Edward and Louise Gowell Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Pomeroy
J. Edward Pomeroy
Court Street
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
University of Maine
Bath
J. Edward
Louise (Gowell) Pomeroy
Morse High
National Honor Society
North Center P.T.A
Morse
Billy
Camp Hinds
Panther Pond
Raymond
The
University
Mrs Bernice Dunning Jones Dies In Bath At 51
Bernice Dunning Jones 51 wife of John A. Jones of Groton Conn died suddenly at home. Born July 26 1901 in Bath she attended Morse High and First Baptist church. Survived by husband son John A Jr mother and sister Mrs Bartlett O Smith. Funeral held in New London and Bath with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Dunning Jones
John A. Jones
Groton
Conn
Bath
Charles and
Nellie (Pratt) Dunning
Morse High
First Baptist Church
Bartlett O. Smith
High Street
Washington Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Oak Grove
Moran Seeks Winning Ideas After War Service
Rev Moran, veteran of U S Marines in the Pacific, recalls nineteen years of mission work in Osaka Japan and reflects on which ideas will dominate the world war of concepts. Lincoln Association of Churches discusses the topic as a major battlefield of ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Moran
Pacific
U. S
Osaka
Japan
Funeral services for William E Pomeroy held at Mayo & Son
William Edward Belane was honored in a Monday service at Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with a Masonic tribute by Solar Lodge. Attendees included University of Maine officials and Morse High faculty alongside out of town relatives. burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Belane
Arthur F
Morse High
John E. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Morse
George H. Pomeroy
Waltham
Mass
John Gowell
Wilton
Wesley McPhee
Richard Crocker
James Footer, Jr
Cecil Fullerton, Jr
Charles Shepard, Jr
Reginald Barter
Oak Grove
Mrs Ella M Sidelinger Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs Ella M Sidelinger of the Old Folks Home were held Thursday afternoon at two o clock from Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Laforest E Hodgkins pastor of Central Church officiating Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M
Old Folks Home
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Laforest E. Hodgkins, Tor
Central Church
Offic
Oak Grove
Clarence O. Martin Committal at Oak Grove
Committal services held Friday morning at 8 45 for Clarence O. Martin who died in New York City Tuesday. Rev Laforest E Hodgkins pastor of Central Church conducted the service at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Clarence O. Martin
New York City
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Church
Public Health Nursing reports 501 Bath visits and trips to clinics
October meeting of the Public Health Nursing Association at 72 Front Street featured Ruth Henry reporting 501 Bath visits and travel to Lewiston and Portland clinics. Services are available to all residents with home nursing for a nominal fee under physician care. contact at the Public Health office 805-M. The Florida coaching staff includes graduates from Tennessee Kentucky Illinois West Point Georgia and Wake Forest.
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The
Public Health Nursing Association
Association Rooms
Front Street
Ruth Henry
R. N
Bath
Lewiston
Portland
Henry
Public Health Office
University of Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
West Point
Georgia
Wake Forrest
Tungsten Carbide Rival to Diamond as Hardest Material
The diamond ranks first in hardness while tungsten carbide, a synthetic German invention, is cited as the second hardest cutting material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Superior Court
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Traverse
West Bath
Charles R. Dau
Hersom
Katherine Frates
William R. Engeln
Sewall
Bernice D. Jones
Lincoln Association OF Churches
William E. Pomeroy
Masonic
Ella M. Sidelinger
Clarence Martin
NATO
Karlsruhe
Omar Bradley
Matthew Ridgway
Rene Pleven
Alphonse Juin