Engagement Announced for Anita Gamble and David Michaud
The engagement of Miss Anita Gamble of Woolwich to David T. Michaud of Topsham Heights is announced. Miss Gamble, daughter of Gerald Gamble and the late Gladys Gamble, graduated Morse High School in 1953 and works at Don Leavitt Inc. in Woolwich. Michaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Michaud of Topsham Heights, attended local schools and works at Norwego Diner in Brunswick. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Gamble
Woolwich
David T. Michaud
Topsham Heights
Miss Gamble
Gerald Gamble
Gladys Gamble
Mr. Michaud
Thomas Michaud
Topsham
Barre
Morse High School
Don Leavitt, Inc
Mrs Francisco Elected President of Ladies Aid at Winter Street
Mrs Francisco was elected president of the Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational Church at the annual meeting Friday at the manse. She succeeds Mrs Horace Ward who led the group for four years. New officers include Mrs Munroe Carlton first vice president Miss Alice Johnson second vice president Mrs Clifford B Wilband secretary and Mrs Raymond B Welch treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Francisco
Ladies Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Aid
Horace Ward
Munroe Carlton
Alice Johnson
Clifford B. Wilband
Raymond B. Welch
Ward
Alice Varney
Wallace Ham
Hospital Fair
John Sylvester
52 Cent Society
Martin V. B Sargent
Nellie D'Arcy
Marriage Intentions for Foley and Gallant in Newton Highlands
Harold J. Foley son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Foley of Newton Highlands Massachusetts and Miss Mary R Gallant daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo J Gallant of 415 Lark Street announce their intended marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Foley
Emmett Foley
Newton Highlands
Mass
Mary R. Gallant
Leo J. Gallant
Lark Street
Home Nursing Classes Registration Tonight
Registration for classes in Home Nursing sponsored by the Bath Chapter American Red Cross will take place between 7 and 8 p.m. tonight at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Crocs
Central Church Ladies Aid Luncheon Plans Rummage Sale
The Ladies Aid of Central Congregational church held a noon luncheon at the parish house. Hostesses Mrs Albert Whitney and Mrs Dean Farnham served. An afternoon program of colored slides by Mrs Herbert R Lemont followed. A rummage sale is set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at the parish house with preparations starting at 9 30 a.m. Bring sandwiches and coffee will be provided. Sunshine bags were reported for the treasury and the next meeting is October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Congregational Church
Albert Whitney
Dean Farnham
Herbert R. Lemont
Treasury
Ladies Aid
Lionesses Club Dinner Meeting in Brunswick
The Lionesses club held its first Fall dinner meeting Thursday at the Eagle Hotel in Brunswick, preceded by a directors session. Mrs. Harold J. Rubin was elected secretary to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Richard Wing’s resignation as she moved from Bath. Members approved a donation to the Memorial Hospital auxiliary fair. attendees included Mrs. Rubin and a list of 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionesses Club
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Harold J. Rubin
Richard Wing
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Rubin
Lawrence Small
Harold Small
Lawrence McCurdy
Louis Petlock
Robert Brownell
Edgar Leavitt
Samuel Levin
Roland McIntosh
Scott Morse
Abraham Kramer
Cecil Fullerton
Edward True
Sam Prawer
Ralph Forbes
Nightingale Club Dinner Party and Prizes
Nightingale club members held a dinner party at Miss Mary Perry's Center street home. A brief business session voted to donate to the Hospital Fair. Prizes awarded: Mrs Ralph Dale first, Mrs Emery Footer second, Mrs Arthur King third. Next meeting set for Oct 3 at Mrs Carroll Davis Bowery street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Mary Perry
Center Street
Hospital
Ralph Dale
Emery Footer
Arthur King
James Lemont
Edward Footer
Carroll Davis
Arlene Footer
Arthur Burgess
Richard Renshaw
Grace Church Women Plan Program for Coming Year
The Women’s Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church held its first Fall meeting at the parish house to outline the year’s program. It announced the Fall Diocesan meeting at Brunswick on Oct. 20 and completed plans to attend. A report on the Sept. 28 District meeting in Camden was given, and the next auxiliary meeting is set for Oct. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Camden
Smith Tobey Post to Host Legion Team Party
Smith Tobey Post A L will fete the Junior Legion baseball team managers and coaches at a party on Oct 20 announced at an American Legion meeting. Commander Roland Farnham named general chairman with an executive committee meeting beforehand and plans for a Don Cossack chorus appearance next March. A masquerade ball for legionnaires and friends is set for Oct 29 and Pot of Gold honors went to Donald Gurney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cossack Chorus
Donald Perry
Abraham Greenblatt
Robert Wagner
Donald Gurney
Organize Intermediate Wesley Youth Fellowship at Beacon Street
Beacon Street Methodist church officially authorized an Intermediate M Y F for grades six to eight, about 30 youths, with Patricia Gaudet and Fred Fox as advisors. The senior M Y F remains for high schoolers led by Richard Crabtree and Rev. Richard Arnold. A Sunday school class for high school youth meets 9:30 am Sundays with Arnold as teacher. The board set November 20 as Roll Call Sunday to have members answer or send greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Patricia Gaudet
Fred Fox
M.Y.F
Richard Crabtree
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street Church
Arnold
Brunswick Ministers Host Bath Clergymen Luncheon
Bath and Brunswick ministers met at Salvation Army HQ on Water Street with Dr. Oliver W. Bell elected president of the Bath group. Rev. Harold L. Allen and Rev. Richard Arnold were named vice president and secretary treasurer, as plans for permanent joint meetings and a reform service on October 31 were discussed. The next meeting is set for November 2 at the Universalist church in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Ministers’ Association
Bath
Salvation Army
Water Street
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Ministers’ Association
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street
Universalist
Brunswick
Bath Association
Mrs Oliver Bell To Lead Discussion Class Sundays
Mrs Oliver Bell a Boston University graduate will lead a discussion class at Wesley Methodist church Sundays at 730 pm. She has directed a New London Connecticut young adult class for over 20 years and will continue studying the Origin Growth and Development of the Christian Church started last winter but interrupted by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Bell
Boston University School of Religious Education
Wesley Methodist Church
Methodist Church
New London
Bobolink Brownies appoint Juliet Low rep in Dike meeting
Sarah Green was appointed Juliet Low representative for Bobolink Brownies Troop 17 at a meeting held last Wednesday at Dike school. Two new Brownies joined the 15 attendees and each showed her Brownie box decorations. Plans were made for a hike and picnic next Wednesday weather permitting and discussions covered future meeting programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Green
Juliet Low
Bobolink Brownies
Troop 17
Dike School
Baker Layton couple file marriage intentions
Bruce S. Baker son of Mr and Mrs Forrest A. Baker of Woolwich and Miss Elizabeth E. Layton daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving W. Layton of 4 Pratt Street filed their marriage intentions at the City Clerk office of Harry E. Ring Jr. in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce S. Baker
Forrest A. Baker
Woolwich
Elizabeth E. Layton
Irving W. Layton
Pratt Street
Harry E. Ring, Jr
U S Women's Open Set for Northland in Duluth
The 1956 U S Women's Open golf championship will be held at the Northland Country Club in Duluth Minnesota from July 26 to 28. The article also notes Indonesia's population as 80 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Northland Country Club
Richard Gross Named Boys Director at Bath YMCA
Richard H Gross of Bath has accepted the role of boys director at the Bath YMCA and began duties Monday. He succeeds Arthur D Warner who resigned last March after nine years. Gross, Morse High School graduate, Springfield YMCA College alum, served in the U S Army, and is noted for swimming expertise and YMCA leadership. He is son of Mr and Mrs Emerton C Gross of 44 Floral Street and is married to Sandra Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H Gross
Bath
Arthur D. Warner
Gross
Morse High School
Springfield Y. M. C. A. College
U. S. Army
Winthrop
Goss
Emerton C. Gross
Floral Street
Sandra Th
Beacon Street Men's Club Opens Fall Meetings
The Beacon Street Men's Club held its first fall meeting and planned a personal invitation campaign for October 23 at Beacon Street Methodist Church. Rev. Emerson Smith will be the principal speaker, with joint sessions with the Wesley Methodist Club scheduled monthly. The 1955-56 season begins November 2 at Beacon Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Wesley Club
Daniel Lord, Jr
Dwight Packard
Beacon Street Church
Hartley Wilbur
Roger Pierce
Clifton Tedford
Mrs. Harry E. Cornish Celebrates 75th Birthday
Mrs. Harry E. Cornish of 54 Weeks Street observed her 75th birthday on October 3. Family from Maine attended over the weekend, including daughter Mrs. Lionel White and Mr. White of Auburn and son Dwinal E. Cornish with Mrs. Cornish. another son Harry L. Cornish and Mrs. Cornish. Grandchildren Christel, Carol, William, Pennie, and Carl. A telephone call from daughter Mrs. Melford Perham of Winter Haven, Florida, and talk with son-in-law Mr. Perham and granddaughter Miss Janice Perham. Gifts and two decorated birthday cakes were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Cornish
Weeks Street
Maine
Lionel White
Mr. White
Auburn
Bath
Dwinal E. Cornish
William
Pennie
Harry Cornish
Carl Cornish
Carl
Dwinal Cornish
Knights of Columbus Plan For Dedicating New Hall
Knights of Columbus members met on Tuesday to plan the dedication of the new hall on Middle Street. Arthur N. MacDonald named chairman of the dedication exercises and program and a committee will be formed. Grand Knight Alphonse Turcotte led the business session announcing Sagadahoc Council will follow a six point program covering fraternal, publicity, council activities, membership and Catholicism and youth activities. Chairmen for the six points will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Midddle Street
K. of C
Arthur N. MacDonald
Alphonse Turcotte
Sagadahoc
Whistle Malfunction at Bath Iron Works Dock Trials
A blast from the destroyer U. S. Forrest Sherman whistle stuck open during Friday dock trials at Bath Iron Works. Several prior blasts occurred without issue before the valve was closed and repairs completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Helen Gagnon Installed Noble Grand Of Rebekahs
Mrs. Helen Gagnon was installed as noble grand of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge at last week's annual ceremony. Others installed included Eunice Perry as vice grand and Inez Carter as secretary, with a full slate of officers and assistants. The program featured tap and ballet by Sharon Downing and Mrs. Stone at the piano, and Bangor hosts for the upcoming Rebekah Assembly and Grand Lodge session on Oct 13 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gagnon
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Eunice Perry
Inez Carter
Pearl Reed
Nellie Lord
Dorothy Stone
Rose Wallace
Beatrice Burns
Dorothy Wright
Lenora McMann
Jessie Morrell
Carolyn Thompson
Gladys Kidder
Inside Guardian
Daniel Burgess
Guardian
Ethel Bailey
Lois Knight
Athena Gillespie
Sarah Potter
Nellie Leeman
Mary Hall
Sharon Downing
Stone
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
Bangor
Grace Cassey
Queen Esther Lodge
Commission and Wesley Church Teachers Hold Visitation Program
Members of the Commission on Education under Mrs. William Hanson and Wesley Methodist Church Sunday School teachers under Carlyle Taber met in the church vestry last week for a visitation program. Mrs. Marc N. King distributed materials for cultivation and Sunday school promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Education
William Hanson
Wesley Methodist Church
Carlyle Taber
Marc N. King
Church notices set plans for fall events and meetings
The group details a pastor Dr Oliver W Bell and parishioner home visits. After an 8 p.m. return, a brief business meeting and conference occurred with coffee and sandwiches served by Mrs Charles Marble and school teachers. Upcoming talks and events include Nov 2 with Rev Richard Arnold, Dec 7 discussion on the problem child, and a White Gifts service on Dec 25 at 9 a.m. A Thanksgiving baskets committee, Christmas party for the school, and a new member party for the Home Department were formed by Mrs Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Bell
Charles Marble
Hanson
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street Methodist Church
George Hopkins
Home Department
Surprise Stork Shower For Mrs Gerald McNeill
Mrs Gerald McNeill received a surprise stork shower on September 30 at 77 Russell Street hosted by Mrs Howard McNeill and Mrs J Lyal Calhoun. Gifts were arranged in a pink skirted basket, with buffet refreshments. Guests included Erlene Libby Marilyn Frazer Joyce Delong Patricia Dutton Ruth Raynes Linda Dutton Faith McKay Gwendolyn Dutton Blanche Bridges Helen McNeill and Virginia Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald McNeill
Howard McNeill
J. Lyal Calhoun
Russell Street
McNeill
Erlene Libby
Marilyn Frazer
Joyce Delong
Patricia Dutton
Ruth Raynes
Linda Dutton
Faith
Lewiston Auburn B P W to Host District Two Meeting
Mrs. Asenith Haggett president of Bath B and P W club announced a District Two meeting will be held October 13 at the American Legion hall 34 Pleasant street Auburn with Lewiston Auburn club as hostess District Two includes Bath Brunswick Lisbon Falls Lewiston Auburn and Norway Paris clubs Dinner at 630 p m will open the program invites all members and expects many officers and chairmen to attend Marconi West Virginia University fullback and senior from Fredericktown Pennsylvania has gained 891 yards for the Mountaineers in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenith Haggett
Bath Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Legion Hall
Pleasant Street
Auburn
Lewiston-Auburn
Bath
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Norway-Paris
West Virginia University
Marconi
Fredericktown
Mountaineers
Cosmopolitan Club Covers Many Items At Meeting
At Brunswick Naval Air Station Chaplain Robert K. Wilson spoke on Navy service and the Paratroopers Commands Stand At the Door Look Out and Up and Follow Me. Club plans include a home cooked food sale on Oct 21 for Memorial Hospital and a Nov 19 Christmas sale and fair with multiple booth committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Wilson
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Cosmopolitan Club
Isadore Singer
Wilson
Navy
U. S
Adam. Greenblatt
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Colby
Linwood Boardman
Edward Murphy
Kenneth Chubbuck
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Albert G. Whitney
Nellie D'Arcy
The
Progressive Union
Freeport
Emerton Gross
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Daniel Matter
Myron Heenie
Abbott Redlon
John Hayes
Linwood S. Boardman
Albert Whitney
Garden Club
Booth
Vivian Brown
John Gillespie
Maude McQuaide
Herbert Harris
Delmore Gilman
Loring R. Addison
Charles T. Small
Alice Johnson
Leroy Lord
Dallas Crabtree
Rachel Nichols
Daniel F. Matter
James Knight
Alice Nowell
Paul Marchant
Abbott Redlen
Richard Sherwood
Mystery Tree
Walter Thurston
Ralph White, Jr
Louis Couture
Leslie Stairs
Granville M. Colby
Dorothea Seavey and Reginald Atwood Wedding Report
Mrs Dorothea Seavey of Elliot and Reginald Atwood of 75 Winship street Bath were married September 29 at the Limerick Congregational church parsonage with Rev Norman S Peacock officiating. Atwood works in the Navy Department at Portsmouth Navy Yard. The couple lives in Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Seavey
Elliot
Reginald Atwood
Winship Street
Bath
Limerick Congregational Church
Norman S. Peacock
Atwood
Navy Department
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Opening Day Waterfowl Harvest Marks Strong Season
Rain fog and southeast wind helped produce one of the largest waterfowl counts in memory as the season opened October 7 at 6 13 a m. Merrymeeting Bay drew most hunters with locals like Linwood Rideout elected Western Maine Forest Forum chair at its first meeting of the season. Personal items note visits and reunions among Bowdoinham residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Vernon Little
Bowdoinham
John Lynch
Vic Clay
Bill Mitchell
John Murak
Bob Kayser
Boston
Ralph Clay
West Virginia
Little’s Lodge
Linwood Rideout
Pejepscot Paper Co
Brunswick
Western Maine Forest Forum
Norway
Henry Saunders
Cumberland Mills
Portland
Electa
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Helen Coffin
Mildred Elwell
Hazel Libby
Richmond
Malcolm Hatch
Pittsfield
M.C.I
Barbara Merrill
Gorham State Teachers College
Ida Carras
Bowdeinham
Pearl
Gladys
Doris Raymond
Women’s County
Eleanor Purington
Dow Pert Wedding in Bath and Wiscasset
Miss Eunice M Pert of Bath and Clyde Dow of Wiscasset wed Saturday at Edgecomb in a double ring ceremony. They honeymooned in Bar Harbor and now reside at 58 Denny Road. The bride, Morse High School 1949 graduate, works for New England Tel. The groom, Wis casset Academy 1950 graduate, served in the Army and now works at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice M. Pert
Bath
Clyde Dow
Wiscasset
Edgecomb
Forest Littlefield
Bar Harbor
Denny Road
Perleston L. Pert
Middle Street
Morse High School
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Theodore B. Dow
Dow
Wiscasset Academy
U. S. Army
Bath Iron Works Corp
Miss Mary R. Gallant Pre-nuptial Shower Hosted by Mother
Miss Mary R. Gallant, bride to be of Harold J. Foley, was guest of honor at a pre-nuptial shower hosted by her mother Mrs Bernice Gallant on Lark Street. Gifts were exchanged and a social hour followed. attendees included Mrs Tina McInnes, Mrs Leah Coleman, Mrs Carolyn Pangburn, Mrs Matilda Leyton, Mrs Elizabeth McInnis, Mrs Alice Dyer, Miss Elizabeth Layton, Miss Priscilla Gallant, Miss Margaret Gallant, Miss Lorraine Gallant, Mrs Iona Witham, Mrs Frances Witham, and Mrs Emmit P Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Gallant
Bernice Gallant
Lark Street
Miss Gallant
Harold J. Foley
Tina McInnes
Leah Coleman
Carolyn Pangburn
Matilda Leyton
Elizabeth McInnis
Alice Dyer
Elizabeth Layton
Priscilla Gallant
Margaret Gallant
Lorraine Gallant
Iona Witham
Frances Witham
Emmit P. Foley
Average American Eats 414 Eggs Last Year
The report shows Americans consumed an average of 414 eggs per person in the previous year. It highlights dietary trends and compares with prior years to illustrate rising egg intake among households nationwide.
Forty-two From Bath Enrolled at University of Maine
Among 3,448 students in the Fall term, 42 hail from Bath. The list includes Robert J. Arensault Richard F. Cahill James P. Callan Jr. Robert G. Carmichael Douglas L. Champion George E. Coombs Sandra K. Daley Mary E. Donnell William R. Donnell Jerome D. Doyle Patricia A. Hayes Gene E. Farrar Donald P. Footer Walter O. Fullerton Bruce R. Burden Richard P. Burns George J. Langbehn Jane Ledyard Herbert B. Lilly Robert M. Lindgren Victor R. Lonn William G. Lothrop David L. Rush John H. Small Frank Young Melvin L. Tukey Doris H. White Lawrence E. Wold James W. Worden Waldo W. Brooks Carroll E. Denbow Robert S. Hersom Donald E. House Julius M. Niles John P. Owen Arthur F. Mayo Stewart P. McAllister Paul J. McCourt John B. Murphy Peter C. Pinson Elizabeth N. Prentiss George P. Paisley Also from nearby areas Ed mund L. Briggs Arnold O. Johnson of West Bath and Douglas O. Wirta of Woolwich are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Bath
Maine’s State University
Robert J. Arensault
Richard F. Cahill
James P. Callan, Jr
Robert G. Carmichael
Douglas L. Champion
George E. Coombs
Sandra K. Daley
Mary E. Donnell
William R. Donnell
Jerome D. Doyle
Patricia A. Hayes
Gene E. Farrar
Donald P. Footer
Walter O. Fullerton
Bruce R. Burden
Richard P. Burns
George J. Langbehn
Jane Ledyard
Herbert B. Lilly
Robert M. Lindgren
Victor R. Lonn
William G. Lothrop
David L. Rush
John H. Small
Frank Young
Melvin L. Tukey
Doris H
Davis Merrill Dianne Merrill Weds John Davis in Octial Ceremony
Dianne Merrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd H Merrill of Wiscasset married John W Davis son of Mrs Ruth Allegrin and John W Davis of Bath in a double ring ceremony at 9 p m in the Wesley Methodist church parsonage October 5 The Rev Dr Oliver W Bell officiated The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Donald Williams A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Allegrin Mrs Davis will live with the Allegrins while her husband serves in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Merrill
Lloyd H. Merrill
Wiscasset
John W. Davis
Ruth Allegrin
Bath
Wesley Methodist Church Parsonage
Oliver W. Bell
Donald R. Williams
Fonor
Thomas Allegrin
Lloyd H Merrill
Lloyd Merrill
Robert Merrill
Donald Williams
Millie Albers
Charles Holtbrook
Edmund Wallace
Emil Koehling
Davis
Ane
Thomas Aletrin
England
Carver Leavitt Engagement Announces Morse Graduates
Mr and Mrs Richard J Carver of 4 Heathlane announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Joseph J Leavitt son of Mrs Eva Leavitt and the late Joseph Leavitt Richardson Street They both graduated Morse High School with Patricia last June and Joseph in 1954 Both are employed in the credit office at the local W T Grant Co store in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Carver
Heathlane
Patricia Ann
Joseph J. Leavitt
Eva Leavitt
Richardson Street
Joseph Leavitt
Massive stash of $1,000 bills circulates in U S
About four hundred million dollars in one thousand dollar notes are currently in circulation. The note value indicates a substantial hoard of high denomination currency remains active in the economy. Authorities note such bills rarely appear in everyday transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States Produces 12 Billion Match Books Annually
The nation publishes about twelve billion match books each year, reflecting vast production in the paper goods sector. Industry sources note large scale printing and distribution across commercial and consumer markets, highlighting the country's printing capacity and demand for matches in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Miss Anita Gamble
Central Church Ladies
Grace Church
Cory
Front Street
Wesley
Oliver Bell
Bobolink
Indonesia
Richard Gross
Bath Ymca
Beacon Street Men’s Club
New Hall
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Commission and Teachers of
Wesley Church
Meet For Visitation
Mrs
Gerald M’neill
Lewiston
Auburn B. P. W
Atwood—Seavey
New Meadows
Ideal Cottage Boat
Ada Y Greenblatt
Washington Street
Ada Y Greenoe
Ashington Street
Dial
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Real Estate and Insurance
Dial HI
Wits Us
Reed eRaley
Dow-Pert
Rory Calhoun
Piper Lauh Tack Carson
Mamie van Dof
Julie Adams
Ray Danton
Vane Inte
Richard Broman
Jim Bal Rus Myrna Hansen
U. of Maine
Davis-Merrill
FBI
Edward G. Robinson
John Wayne
Lauren Bacall
Warner Bros
Warnercolor
William Holden
Tokori
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