Local youth group elects officers at Sunday meeting
The newly organized Methodist Youth repoval elected President Gail Stuber Vice President Nancy Wade Secretary Shirley Budge and Treasurer Sandra Stuber. They plan weekly Sunday meetings at 5 30 p m under Rev Frank Fellows with counselors Mr and Mrs Gordon Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Repoval
Gail Stuber
Nancy Wade
Shirley Budge
Sandra Stuber
Frank Fellows
Gordon Howe
Ideal Home Corner Club
Pearl Perry
Emerson School
Gardiner General Hospital
George Schools
Martin Hinkley
Elaine Leibowitz
Sherwood Hinkley
James Gould
Gerald Cloutier
Dale Small
Jeannine Francoeur
Harry Simmons
Maurine Sullivan
William Wells
Jane Poland
Erlon G. Umberhind
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Richmond
Elden J. Wyland Wood
Gardiner
Jesse Tarr
Arno Jackman
John Willard
Charles Leon
Umberhind
Reed Road
Lloyd Umberhind
Los Alamos
N. M
Brooks
Burton
William Kelcher
Enterprise Grange
Raymond Kelly
James Meserve
Richmond Lions Club
Charles Dore
Church Street
Harvey Filmore
Pittsfield
Maine
Frank Flewelyn
Presque Isle
Dore
Lowell Savage
Lowell
Nashua
N. H
Russell King
Main Street
Edward Farrar
Edna
Lisbon Falls
Florence Watson
Beech Street
Leonard Bishop, Jr
George Smith
Carmel
Leonard Bishop
Howard Farwell, Jr
Sarah
New Bedford
Mass
Farwell
George McMaster
Robert Stuart
Daniel
Skowhegan
Dorothy V. McMaster
River Road
Florida
Glen Newcombe
Jacksonville
Miami
Miss McMaster
Georgetown church sings for future of small town choir
A Georgetown church offertory quartet led by Earle Hagan and Alfred Rowe with their children Joan and Alfred Jr. drew praise for sustaining a local tradition of strong vocal talent. The service featured Miss Maude Thayer’s message Casting Our Nets On the Right Side and noted a bake sale to support Sunday school supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Earle Hagan
Joan
Morse High School
Alfred Rowe
Alfred, Jr
Morse
Maude
Thayer
Katie Blackie
Marjorie Hagan
Belle Heald
Joseph Lane
Indian Point
Sagadahoc Bay
William Cullen Gryant
Melvin Cunningham
Dorothy W. Stuart
Clarence Oliver
Oliver
Dalrymple
James Oliver
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Tibbetts
Bath Iron Works
Tibbe
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes at Seguinland
Sunday visitors at Seguinland included Anfia Tirrell Mil dred Tirrell and Donald Irving of Manchester New Hampshire and Elmore Waterman of The Weirs New Hampshire. LeMair and family welcomed their grandson born October 15. Others visited Seguinland and nearby towns including Bath South Bristol Wiscasset Reid State Park and Georgetown Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsea
Seguinland
Anfia Kelsea Tirrell
Mildred Tirrell
Donald Irving
Manchester
N. H
Elmore Waterman
Weirs
J. Willebeek LeMair
Pownal
Martin LeMair
LeMair
Lewis Stewart
Candy's Harbor
George Blackwell, Jr
Roland Peterson
Murray Petersons
South Bristol
Alfred Rowe
John Grindell
Florence Woodside
Lena Donnell
Bath
Joseph F. Higgins
Donnell
Edward Wren
George Powers
Reid State Park
Robert Haines
Waltham
Everett Haines
Wiscasset
Robinhood
Aubrey Fullerton
David Lawrence
Arrowsie
William A. Todd
Georgetown Center
Victor Hagan
Boston
Vicinity
Richmond Citizens Fined In Court
Herbert C. Wedge, 21, Richmond, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and operating without a license in Topsham. He was fined and given probation, with jail sentence suspended, plus separate fines on the license charge. Another Richmond man paid a fine for intoxication. State Trooper Buzzell led the cases in Bath and Brunswick courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Wedge
Richmond
Topsham
John W. Quarrington
Bath
Augusta
Wedge
George C. Buzzell
Brunswick Court
Buzzell
Wiscasset Notes on Health Visits and Local Moves
Wiscasset reports news of Frederick Burleigh seriously ill at Peter Bent Brigham in Boston with hoped for recovery. Local visits include Mr and Mrs W Philip Munsey and son Kenneth to Utica New York. Lester Peters aided in the store during Mr Munsey’s absence and Rev Rensel Colby conducted funeral services for Mrs Whit tier at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Frederick Burleigh
Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
W. Philip Munsey
Kenneth
Whittier
Frank N. Whittier
Bowdoin College
Fred W. Merry
Amoco
Highway No. 1
Wiscasset
Joseph J. Dowling
Donald Shea
Roger D. Gibson
New York
Andrews House
Bath Road
Francis Eaton
Westport
Florida
Charles E. Cowley
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Smith announces candidacy for State Representative
Bernard G. Smith a Rich mond resident and World War II veteran announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative from Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown and Richmond. He is active in town affairs a married father of two and a member of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard G. Smith
Richmond
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Mr. Smith
American Legion
Five Islands Community News and Local Shingle Work Notes
A Home roof repair and shingling by O F Rowe and Branwell Harford is underway on Mary Comeau’s cottage as nearby residents perform town tasks. Community notices include church services, Bible classes, youth group elections, Christmas box drives for a Five Islands boy in Korea, and various visits among residents with frequent Bath and Portland connections.
Past Masters Night at Solar Lodge Grand Lodge event
The forty first annual Past Masters Night of Solar Lodge F A M was held at the Masonic temple Monday evening with a turkey dinner served by Genesta chapter OES led by Ruth Hathorne. Worthy Brother William H Daley presided and Master Mason degree was conferred with past masters filling stations. Rev Dr David L Wilson attended along with guests from Ireland and several states.
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Solar Lodge
Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Ruth Hathorne
William H. Daley
Hope
David Rich
Henry G. Shaw
Herbert R. Morse
Luther S. Thompson
David L. Wilson
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Ireland
Georgia
Texas
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Genesta
Eva Atwood
Marie Berry
Zylpha Richardson
Anna McCabe
Obituary of Fred Gilboy former Bath resident
Word arrived in Bath of the Sunday death of Fred Gilboy 66 of Wollaston Massachusetts a former Bath resident. Born in Canada he lived in the United States since youth and during World War I resided in Bath as chief of guards at the Texas yard. He belonged to Polar Star Lodge Bath Lodge Elks and Royal Arch Chapter Dunlap Commandery and Kora Temple Lewiston. He and his wife and two daughters kept a Sabine cottage each summer and visited George Quicksall of Bedford Street. He worked as a special investigator for Maryland Realty Company of Boston. Surviving are his wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Fred Gilboy
Wollaston
Mass
Canada
United States
Royal Arch
Dunlap Commandery
Kora Temple
Lewiston
Funeral for George E Johnston at St Marys Church
George Edward Johnston funeral held Saturday morning at eight from St Marys Roman Catholic Church with requiem High Mass by Rev Fr John E Bellefontaine. Bearers were Albert Douglas Gregory Douglas Carl Amirault and Daniel Comeau. Burial in Calvary cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Johnston
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
John E. Bellefontaine
Albert Douglas
Gregory Douglas
Carl Amirault
Daniel Comeau
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral service for Earl H. Morang held in Gardiner
Funeral was held Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. from A. F. Mayo & Son with Rev. Arvid L. Anderson officiating. Bearers were Ernest Freeman Ray Leavitt Donald Smith and Henry Dubar. Burial in the family lot at Mt. Hope cemetery South Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Morang
A. F. Mayo & Son
Arvid L. Anderson
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Ernest Freeman
Ray Leavitt
Donald Smith
Henry Dubar
Mt. Hope Cemetery
South Gardiner
United choirs sing at city Reformation Service
The Protestant churches of the city plan a Sunday evening Reformation Service at Central Congregational church. Beginning at 7 30, 45 voices from Wesley Methodist Corliss Street Baptist Beacon Street Methodist Winter Street Congregational join under Mrs Fred D Hill. Rehearsal and seating at Central church start 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Fred D. Hill
Wesley Methodist Church
Madeline D. Small
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Francis McPherson
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Marguerite Beardsley
Winter Street Congregational Church
Austin Miller
Aew
Centra Church
Brunswick man pleads guilty to stop sign offense
Joseph D. Brown of Federal Street Brunswick pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to passing a stop sign. He was arrested after a collision at Middle and Winter Streets involving a 1938 Chevrolet driven by Kenneth R. Baker of Wiscasset. Brown was fined five dollars and costs of court four dollars seventy cents. the fine was suspended upon payment of costs. Patrolman Robert Wagner Jr. was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Brown
Federal Street
Brunswick
John W. Quarrington
Brown
Middle
Winter Streets
Kenneth R. Baker
Wiscasset
Robert Wagner, Jr
Frank H Turner Dies in Bath at 79
Frank Herbert Turner 79 of Bath died Monday night at Memorial hospital after a long illness. Born January 19, 1872 in Bath he lived his entire life there. He worked as a grocer, ran the New Meadows Steamboat Co and led Hyde Windlass Co cost accounting for 45 years. He was a Grace Episcopal member former Colonial club president and Veteran Firemen treasurer. He married Harriet Dunning. they observed their 52nd wedding anniversary in January. Surviving are his wife a sister and several nieces nephews and a cousin. Funeral at Curtis funeral home Thursday at two with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herbert Turner
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Edward
Caroline (Ridley) Turner
Death of Fred A Simpson 71 of Dixmont
Fred Alton Simpson 71 died Monday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Arthur Johnson 29 Meadow Way after living there three years He was born in Dixmont November 24 1880 a retired farmer and North Star grange member He served as first selectman for 13 years He is survived by his daughter Mrs Arthur Johnson Bath a sister Mrs ene Garland a brother Ulysses Simpson of Dixmont and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Thursday at two at the Dixmont family lot Simpson's Corner cemetery The body to the late home and friends may call Tuesday evening
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Aubrey Fullertom
Hebron
Horace Lee
Portland
John K. Lee
MacMahan
Lees
Bath
George Nickerson
Dorchester
Mass
Nickerson
Irving Hunt
Georgetown Center
St. Petersburg
Fla
Beatrice Boutin
Roy Newman
Elizabeth Harris
Miss Boutin
West Georgetown
William Gordon
Ted Shackford
Bowdoin College
Central School
Coleman
Bar Harbor
Brooks
Monroe
Dixmont
Newport
Greenville
Rockwood
Jackman
Moosehead
Skowhegan
Eugene A. Reynolds
Alvah Reynolds
Henry N. Reynolds
George Laskey
Arthur
Jackie
Edith Anne
Fred Laskey
Robinhood
Robert Graffam
Kennerson
Winterwood
William A. Todd
Joseph F. Higgins
John Richards
Roslyn Richards
Gardiner
Indian Point
Alvah C. Reynolds
Doris Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
Victor Hagan
Harry L. Horne
Maureen Davis
Heald Brothers
J. Robert Blackie
Raphael Higgins
West
Middleboro
Gage Bailey
Cambridge
Frank Boyd
Hillsboro
N. H
Boyd
Dorothy W. Stuart
Andrew Rowe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
John V. Blase
Washington, D. C
Blase
International College of Dental Surgeons
Blases
Chestnut Hill
William Marr
Harlan Pinkham
Sylvia Pinkham
Rosalyn Pinkham
Joan Hagan
Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Beulah Miller
Danny MacGillivary
Lynn MacMahan
Lucas Tree Co
Frank Blake
Melrose
Melvin Comeau
Sgt
Chester McMahan
Ralph Gay
Lester McNeil
Gay Cottage
George Lee
Robert
Onset
Stanley Lewis
James Stevens
Derby Line
Arthur Nelson
Boston
Harold A. Rowe
Ogunquit
Alton Reid
Reid
Izetta Pinkham
Chester Pinkham
Harold Rowe
Rowe
Kittery
Clarence McMahan
Eliot
Five Islands
Kenneth Smith
Kenneth, Jr
Victor Pinkham
Floyd Carter
Town
Norman Norton
Carl Pearson
Somerville
Russell Pinkham
Woodrow Gray
Gray
MacMahan Island
Stevens
Vernon E. Gray
Branwell Harford
Nova Scotia
O. F. Rowe
Mary Comeau
Claude Dyer
Fenton Moore
Edward Clough
Lester Lewis
Lawrence
Richmond
V. E Gray
Thomas Watson
Coln Campbell
Fred Alton Simpson
Arthur Johnson
Meadow Way
Gershon Simpson
Arthur Johnson Bath
Ene Garland
Ulysses Simpson
Simpson's Corner
Bath Iron Works Electrician Earl Morang Dies at 58
Earl H Morang 58 longtime Bath Iron Works employee died Sunday at Memorial hospital after a six day illness He born Gardiner June 22 1893 son of George and Etta Morang He lived 427 Middle St Bath wife Eula Chapman Morang and stepson Franklin Wright survive The Maine Teachers Association State Convention meets in Portland this week prompting city wide school closure from Wednesday afternoon until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Morang
Bath Iron Works
Memorial Hospital
Gardiner
George and
Etta Goodwin Morang
Middle Street
Eula Chapman Morang
Bath
Franklin Wright
Portland
Maine Teachers’ Association
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Scott
Malden
Andrew
Xwilliam Zorach
Brooklyn
George Harvey A. A
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Orr's Island
Eagle Hotel
The
Library Association
Daniel Taffeld
Giles
Boothbay
Lincoln Campell, Jr
Bay Point Road
Iland Moore
Five Isand
Gott’s Cove
Fred Rittall
Lawrence Perow
Dath
Albert Moore
Fire Department
Herbert Campbell Memorial Square
Jimmy McMahan
Korea
Ray Grover
Jimmy
Clarence Young
Ida MacGillivary
Michael
Port Washington
Wash
Percy MacGillivary
Ida Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Lloyd Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Cape Newagon
Ruth Watson
Paul Thompson
San Diego
Calif
Roger Ayers
Cynthia
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec
Wollaston, Mass
George E. Johnston
United Choirs
Central Church
Boy Scouts
Robert Baden-Powell
Dan Beard
Legion
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street