Richmond Couple Announces Engagement of Joyce Elaine Hill
The Richmond couple Mr and Mrs Chesterne Hill announce the engagement of daughter Joyce Elaine to Alexander Pinkham son of Mrs Edith Chark Huff of Portland. Pinkham served in the Army and works in maintenance at Station WCSH TV. An January wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterne Hill Street
Joyce Elaine
Alexander Inkham
Edith Charkhuff
Portland
Miss Foster
Richmond High School
Portland City Hospital
Pinkham
Wcsh-Tv
Donald Chambers
Richard Strout
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Chambers
Jack Chambers
Garnet
Maine
Richmond
Dresden
Methodist
Christian Fellowship
Christian Witness
Christian Citizenship
Christian Outreach
New York
Judy Perry
Dennis Gardner
Booster Club
Oscar Smith
Walter Anderson
Thomas Borjesson
Myrtle Chambers
Leona Wheeler
Edith Sullivan
Virgil Hinckley
Eva Douglass
District 12
Alice Roberts
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
George Withee
Kent's Hill School
Walter Withee
South Front Street
Leslie Roberts
Boston
Ellen Chase
Helen Davis
Wollaston
Mass
Elwyn Mullen
North Anson
Mullen
Clifton Skillings
Doris Hitchcock
Topsham
Emily Chase
Richard Doray
Hallowell
Chester Hysom
Windsor
Raymond Holman
Bowdeinham
Harland Harrington
Elwin Silver
County Road
Bear River Camps
Newry Corner
Rumford
Errol
N. H. Douglas Harrington
Charlestown
Sidney Mank
Fred Witham
White Mountains
Lee Stilphen
Wayne Lewison
Plymouth
N. H
Dresden community notes and lodge installation in West Dresden
Mrs. Veneranda Sanford was installed as noble grand of the Rebekahs in West Dresden with Mrs. Silas Haynes as organist. The retiring noble grand received a jewel. installation was conducted by Ida Archibald with Brunswick lodge staff. Local church schedule included South Dresden and Dresden Mills services and school programs. Logs salvaged from the Eastern river await transport to Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veneranda Sanford
West Dresden
Rebekahs
Silas Haynes
Sanford
Ida Archibald
Marion Downing
Brunswick Lodge
Richard Whitham
Richmond
Dresden
South Dresden
Dresden Mills
Old Town
Waterville
C. W. Sheldon
Rockland
Carney's Point
James Cameron
Herman Getchell
Gorham
Jack Brown
University of Maine
William Brown
Carle E. Longfellow
Day's Ferry
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
Robert Foster
Boston
Potter Tondreau Potter Wedding at Topsham
Miss Joan Kathleen Tondreau daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph O Tondreau of Topsham and Robert Lewis Potter son of Mr and Mrs Waldo C Potter of 16 Marshall Street were married October 15 at 7 p m in the United Baptist church Topsham with Gerald W Beals officiating The ceremony followed by a reception at the Hotel Earle Brunswick The bride wore a pale blue faille ballerina gown with bouffant skirt and colonial bouquet Best man was William Potter of Bath and bridesmaids wore pink faille gowns The Potters will reside at Tetreaultis Trailer Park Pleasant Street Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kathleen Tondreau
Joseph O. Tondreau
Topsham
Robert Lewis Potter
Waldo C. Potter
Marshall Street
United Baptist Church
Gerald W. Beals
Earle
Brunswick
Barbara Beals
William Potter
Bath
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Morse High School
Potter
Hyde Windlass Co
Tetreaultis Trailer Park
Pleasant Street
Dorothy W. Stuart
William Bisseth
Peterson
Miss Stuart
Bisseths
Walthem
Mass
John D. Williams
Inlaw
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Roland E. Peterson
Mis
Lauretta M. Jones
Edward C. Clarey
James B. Stuart
Heald
New Jersey
Julia Field
Tenants Harbor
Donald E. Field
Dewey Richardson
Westport
Round Cove
Walter Cunningham
Bay Point Road
David Soule
David
Wiscasset
Sturgis
Sea Beach
Fred King
Indian Point
Richard Lee
Augusta
Sidney Dalrymple
Sewall Webster
Robbie Field
Donald Field
Robbie
John Richards
Roslyn Richards
Gardiner
Indian River
Vincent MacMahan
Herbert Marlowe
Arrowsie
Colby College
Dorothy Stuart
Carrie Carlisle
Portland
Brown
Holly
Francis Pierce
Marjorie
Stanley Banchard
James Oliver
Blacksmith Steve Fell Keeps Working Past Eighty Nine
Stonewall, Man. Steve Fell, a durable blacksmith, has no plans to retire at age 89 after 74 years in the trade. He recalls six rivals when he started his own shop 58 years ago and notes competition has faded but his craft endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Man
Steve Fell
Sermon on Rewards for Faithful Service at Georgetown
Warren Harris spoke on rewards for faithful service to Jesus Christ using I Corinthians III as text. Harvest Fellowship supper planned for Nov 20. PTA box social at Central School a success netting $14 for general needs. Local reports cover repairs at Robinhood Methodist, community visits, fairs, weddings, and notable travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harris
Jesus Christ
Five Islands community groups hold meetings and visits
Five Islands residents gathered for a Ladies Bible Class at Mrs Harlan Pinkham home with eleven members. The Building committee discussed the Expansion Fund drive through winter. Junior group planned eight and nine year old program. Local residents attended Tops ham fair and visits spanned Bath, Buckfield, Portland and Naples as families and naval personnel traveled between towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Pinkham
Reginald Church
Vernon Gray
D. W. Staffeld
Alton Reed
Victor Pinkham
William Marr
Robert Snow
Earland Moore
Orville Rowe
George Gray
Five Islands
Georgetown
Harold Pinkham
Lloyd Pinkham
Warren Harris
Library Hall
Bill Tinkham
Good Neighbor Club
Lillian Fisher School P T A Meets With Large Attendance
The Lillian F Fisher School P T A draws a large turnout for a membership night with pumpkin displays. Mrs Harmon Eliason presided while committees were named for Christmas and health work. Teachers were honored with corsages and a reception followed. Bernie Bond, trainer at Monmouth Park, served in WW II theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian F. Fisher
Harmon Eliason
Maurice Owen
Duncan Bragg
Owen Williams
Albert Oliver
Lincoln Anderson
Loring Addison
Skippy
University of Maine
Anderson
Maxine Jaquith
United States
Carolyn Mingo
Frank Gallagher
Gallagher
Phyllis Rolfe
Bernie Bond
Monmouth Park Race
Thirteen Deaths On Highways Of Maine Last Month
Thirteen persons died in 11 accidents on Maine streets and highways during September. The Maine State Police note that one third of annual deaths occur in the last quarter, urging drivers to adjust to darker, winterlike conditions.
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Maine
Maine State Police
Rich mond guide drowns in Merrymeeting Bay
Clyde N. McFee 52 of Richmond drowned late Friday afternoon after losing balance and falling from a boat while collecting duck decoys in Merrymeeting Bay Bowdoinham. Ernest Downing of Ayer Mass witnessed the accident and aided in the search. Medical Examiner ruled accidental drowning. Survived by wife and brother Earle A. McFee of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde N. McFee
Richmond
Merrymeeting Bay
Carr’s Dock
McFee
Maxwell's Point
Bowdoinham
Ernest Downing
Ayer
Mass
Carr
George S. Gould
Maurice Sullivan
Earle A. McFee
Earle
Bath
Death notice for Mrs Lizzette Arsenault in Bath area
Mrs Lizzie Arsenault sister of Mrs George Babine 516 Middle Street died Monday at Egmund Bay Prince Edward Island aged 66. She came to Bath young, married in Canada and lived there the rest of her life. Survived by sister Mrs Joseph Brown Court Street Bath and many friends in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Babine
Middle Street
Lizzette Arsenault
Egmund Bay
Arsenault
Bath
Canada
Joseph Brown
Court Street
Civil Air Patrol Officers Meet at State Conference
Bath Brunswick Civil Air Patrol Squadron officers joined over 100 members from Maine squadrons at the State Quarterly Conference held Sunday at the Augusta House in Augusta. U S Air Force officers attended and future plans were discussed. dinner followed. Local attendees included Capt Gerald C Lallier and Lieutenants Henry Colcord Malcolm Miller Frank Campbell George Forbes and Bernard Knight.
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Bath- Brunswick
Civil Air Patrol
Augusta House
Augusta
U. S. Air Force
Gerald C. Lallier
Henry Colcord
Malcolm Miller
Frank Campbell
George Forbes
Bernard Knight
City to name sergeant after exam results
Six members of the police department sat sergeant examinations before the Personnel Service Commission on Monday night. Results are not yet announced. A sergeant will be appointed by the City Manager to fill the current vacancy after the outcome is announced.
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Police Department
Personnel Service Commission
Bill Young Known as South's Finest Amateur Golfer
Furman football coach Bill Young is recognized as one of the South's top amateur golfers, highlighting his athletic versatility beyond the gridiron.
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Bill Young
Furman
South
Bath engineer Frank Oliver dies after long sea career
Frank Oliver 93, retired mine engineer and Bath Old Folks Home resident, died Wednesday in Billerica Massachusetts while visiting his daughter Edith Halloway. A Georgetown native, he served as towboat engineer in Boston harbor for 15 years and held a chief engineer and Boston harbor master’s license. He worked for Bath Iron Works from 1927 to 1933, retired for health, and was famed for ship models including the Portland steamship and the J P Morgan yacht Corsair. He leaves two daughters Mrs Halloway of Billerica and Mrs Frances Hardwick of Utah, plus cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Edwin Hooper
Woolwich
Mel Howe
Robinhood Methodist Church
P.T.A
Rogers’ Hardware Store
Bath
Working League
Harold Brown
Overlook
Joseph F. Higgins
L. Earle Hagan
William Plummer
Walter Powers
Georgetown Center
Georgetown
William Card
Brockton
Mass
Card
Johnnie Berry
Everett
Bath Independent
Brown
Kennebec Point
Kathy Brown
Harold Sr
Martha Bowen
Belle Heald
Joan Rockwell
Robinhood
Hugh Rockwell
New York City Center
Denmark
Blue Sea
Rockwell
William Brown
Emory 5
GS Fair
Gage Bailey
Catbridge
MacMahan
Roland Peterson
Frank Tt Oliver
Billerica
Edith Halloway
Mr. Oliver
James Calvin Oliver
Francis Gaft Oliver
Boston Harbor
United States
Kennebec River
Charlie Lawrence
Crowell & Thurlow
William A. McKenney
J. P. Morgan
Corsair
Old Folks Home
S. P. Hitchcock
William P. Frye
F. Packard
Halloway
Frances Hardwick
Utah
El eanor M Wallace Dies at Home in Bath
Mrs Eleanor Mildred Wallace 66 wife of Oscar I Wallace died Saturday at 21 Washington Street Born in Garland April 23 1899 she was daughter of Eugene and Flora Cham pion Champion She graduated Fay Scott High Dexter and lived in Bath about 18 years She is survived by husband her parents one brother Louis E Champion of Greenville and three nephews Douglas Bruce and Wayne all of Greenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Mildred Wallace
Oscar I. Wallace
Washington Street
Garland
Eugene
Flora Skillings Champion
Dexter
Fay & Scott High School
Bath
Louis E. Champion
Greenville
Douglas
Bruce
Wayne
Adelbert W Hall Rites Held at Bedford Street Home
Funeral services for Adelbert W Hall were held Friday at 2 PM from his 48 Bedford Street residence with Rev Oliver W Bell of Wesley Methodist Church officiating. Bearers included Reginald Stacy Edword Carter Frederick Gilmore of Woolwich and Harold Gilmore of Kittery. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert W. Hall
Bedford Street
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Reginald Stacy
Edword Carter
Frederick Gilmore
Woolwich
Harold Gilmore
Kittery
Riverside Cemetery
Floral arrangements and best practices for tributes
Flowers express esteem for the deceased and deserve proper placement in arrangements. Directors arrange on hand by species colors and sizes, since last minute arrivals before funeral time must be hurriedly placed. Ordering early gives florists and funeral directors time to present tributes at their best.
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Seldor
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Ruth Stilphen
Arthur Gaspar
Diane Myrtle
Gardiner General Hospital
Pierce’ Marine Service
Evinrude Sales & Service Phone
Hotel Eagle
Douglas Stringfellow
Salt Lake City
Germany
O.S.S
Stringfellow
Army Times
International
White Stone
Dcran Humphreys
Cort Specht
Jacobs Creek
Thei Homea
Topsham Fair
Philip Pinkham
Dennis Moore
Maynard Thibodeau
Kathleen Rittall
Arthur Cochrane
Roland Wilkins
Wilkins
Buckfield
Reginald Pinkham
S.A
South Portland
David Rutherford
Bath Iron Works
Irving Kanna
Charles Kelley
Presque Isle
Charles Cummings
Arlene Colby
Henry Moore
Richard Hanna
P. B. Savage
Rachel Savage
Savage
Margaret MacMahan
Arthur Tibbetts
Pamela Burnham
Bay Point
George Phillips
Phillips
Edwin Berry
Kathie
Albert Moore
Charles W. Tinkham
Medford
Rowe
Warner Eustis
Newton
Ledgewood
William Zorach
Thomas Watson
William Stewart
Grace Davis
Lincoln Campbell, Jr
Russell Harford
D. Staffeld
Smith
Gertrude
Mae Perry
Everett Hennon
Helen Cannon
Belmont
Quimby Cottage
Albert Wheeler
Daniel
Alton
Irving Kayser
Laconia
Stafeld
Hartford
Herman Barter
George Smith
Dorchester
Dunedin
Fla
Roy Gilpatrick
Gertrude Tinkham
George MacKinnon
May Crowell
Kenniebunkport
Arthur Berry
Rittall
Richard Barter
Cestral School
Lillian Fisher
Harry S. Truman
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Truman
Lizzie Arsenault
M. H. Page
North St
Frarcs
Oliver
Eleanor M. Wallace
Shumway
High Street
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