Richmond couple marks 61st wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Seth Watson of Beach street celebrated their 61st anniversary on Aug 25 at home with son Charles and daughter Florence visiting from town and other relatives including Elizabeth of Haverhill and Mabel Rumrill of Brunswick. Four generations shared an anniversary dinner. Engagements announced for Marilyn C Hinkley to Melville L Hamlin and Rita G Michaud to Howard Chapman. A garden shower for Mrs Melvin Lewis. Mr Lewis to Oklahoma City Sept 16 join Sgt Lewis at Tinker Field.
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Seth Watson
Beach Street
Charles
Florence
Elizabeth
Haverhill
Mass
Clarence
Charles Watson
Auburn
Ronald Watson
Victor DeBre
Mary
James Watson
Gorham
Charles E. Watson
Ronald
Mabel Rumrill
Brunswick
Clinton Hinkley
Marilyn C
Melville L. Hamlin
Charles Tetreault
South Portland
Miss Hinkley
Richmond High School
Great American Indemnity Company
Portland
Mr. Hamlin
Milo
Brown Motors, Inc
Melvin Lewis
Edward Pinkham
Lincoln Street
Pinkham
Phyllis Strout
Lewis
Oklahoma City
Sgt
Tinker Field
Okla
Community Notes and Local Gatherings Chronicle Spring
A Monday supper at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farley’s River road home honored Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McKeen with music and singing. Baptist church youth hosted a supper and entertainment at the grange hall with 125 attending from Merrymeeting Progressive Na humkeag Cobbesseecontee and Connecticut granges.
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Fred Farley
River Road
Wilbur McKeen
The
Baptist Church
Grange Hall
Enterprise Grange
Harvesters
Progressive Grange
Myron Douglass
Dora Marriner
Enterprise
Merrymeeting
Progressive
Nahumkeag
Cobbesseecontee
Connecticut Granges
Doris E. Pullen
Harold D. Pullen
Lincoln Street
State School For Girls
Hallowell
Miss Pullen
University of Maine
Skowhegan
Women's Reformatory
Richard
Roger Turner
Ipswich
Mass
Harold Turner
John Thrower
Local Social News Distinctive Visits and Family Events
Mrs Alice Steele visitors return to Hing ham Mass. Mrs Annie Johnson visits Dover-Foxcroft Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bour gier welcome a daughter born at Gardiner General hospital. Mr and Mrs Mark Pollard and Mr and Mrs Eldred Heald visit Nettie Leavitt in River Road. Mr and Mrs Dexter Siegars and daughter and Mr and Mrs Walter Chase attend 50th wedding anniversary of James and Mrs Siegars in Randolph. H H Irvin and Violet Bunker visit Belle Hatch in Lincoln Street. Maine Three-Quarter Century club meeting in South Portland includes Seth Watson Fred Lewis Walter Marriner Lawrence Oddy Dr and Mrs Alexander Cairns. Fred Lewis and sister Alice Lilly win oldest attendees prize. combined ages 191 years.
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Ter
Alice Steele
Hingham
Mass
Annie Johnson
Dover-Foxcroft
Raymond Bourgier
Gardiner General Hospital
Mark Pollard
Eldred Heald
Solon
Pollard
Nettie Leavitt
River Road
Dexter Siegars
Chestnut Street
Walter Chase
Kimball Street
Dresden Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Events
Mrs Rena Turner of Cliftondale Massachusetts visits Mrs L H Dorr. Alumni of Bridge academy hold a fundraising supper. proceeds reach 50 with a 10 gift for education. Firefighters respond to a grass fire near Harry Hunter's buildings. Eastern river 4 H club meets at Doris Souvinay home with 30 members attending.
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Rena Turner
Cliftondale
Mass
L. H. Dorr
Turner
Rena White
South Dresden
John White
Bridge Academy
Harry Pashard
State Patrol
Lyndell Good
Dresden Mills
Chester Siegars
Boston
Perley Siegars
Joseph Kulder
Milton
Robert Miller
Robert
Ruth Keene
Roosevelt
N. Y
Louise Howard
Bay Point
Leslie Bailey
Hildreth Rittall
Mr. Rittall
John Rittall
Walter Rittall
Connecticut
Lawrence Gahan
South Portland
L. B. Gahan
Harry Hunter
Dresden
Eastern River 4-H Club
Doris Souvinay
Fred Ward
New Orleans
Cambridge
Noon Lunch Program Starts First Day of School
The school noon lunch program will begin Tuesday with meals served at the Huse school cafeteria. Pupils will be transported to Mitchell Weeks Street South Street Center Street North Primary North Grammar Dike and Washington Primary. weekly meal tickets cost 25 cents per day.
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Huse
Mitchell
Weeks Street
South Street
Center Street
North Primary
North Grammar
Dike
Washington Primary
Have Lobster Bake Hosts Gather in Maine
Mr and Mrs Clifford Pye of Small Point hosted a lobster bake and weenie roast at Head and Mrs Alden Bass with guests including Randolph Mr and Mrs Philip Chaney Miss Mary Caton North Edgecomb Eugene Warren Portland Mr and Mrs Maurice Puffer Bath Mr and Mrs Wilson Fitzgerald West Bath and Mr and Mrs Raymond Pye Jsmail Point.
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Clifford Pye
Small Point
Alden Bass
Randolph
Philip Chaney
Mary Caton
North Edgecomb
Eugene Warren
Portland
Maurice Puffer
Bath
Wilson Fitzgerald
West Bath
Raymond Pye
Jsmail Point
Georgetown School Receives 30 Foot Flag Pole Gift
The Georgetown School gratefully acknowledges a gift of a 30 foot flag pole from Roland Peterson who also arranged its installation. A new state law requires cars to stop for school buses discharging passengers, with drivers facing penalties if they fail to do so.
Evening guests and visitors fill local homes
The paragraph lists numerous social visits and guests across families in West Georgetown, Robinhood, Brookline, and surrounding towns. Residents host dinners and weekends for relatives and friends, with several travelers returning to elsewhere. The entry notes a hurricane encounter on a cruise near Matinicus.
Five Islands Fall Term and Rescue at Crow Island
Five Islands schools began their fall term on Tuesday. Tony Nicholas, a local gardener and lobster fisherman, narrowly escaped drowning after a breaker swamped his skiff near Crow Island. Rescue came when Arthur Cochranes in a motorboat and Dr Spencer and Herbert Moore signaled help. Nicholas survived unscathed and returned to his traps the same day.
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Tony Nicholas
Crow Island
Herbert Moore
Dr. Spencer
Arthur Cochrane
Spencer
Nicholas
Edith Pinkham
Morse High School
Mary Hanna
Natalie McMahan
Claire MacGillivary
Clayton Stevens
Dicky Campbell
Beverly Rittall
David Stevens
Jeanette Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Daniel MacGillivary
Morse
Ivan Pinkham
Bath
Howard’s Hall
Malden Island
Ricky
Dahlgren
Robbert Yeo
Wakefield
George Yeo
George Lee
Onset
Mass
Stanley Lewis
Ellsworth Reynolds
Judson
Watertown
Georgetown
Parker Start
Melrose
Arthur Marr
Malden Island Club
Leon Williams
Waltham
Rowe Cottage
Jack Case
Wellesley
Charles Moore
Raphael Higgins
Marcia
Sagadahoc Bay
Orville Rowe
Bert Hall
Ruth Hall
Acton
Hall Cottage
Kenneth LaRose
Ruth
Vernon E. Gray
Carl A. Rasmussen
Zetta Higgins
Gerald Carr
Weekend visitors fill cottages across several towns
The report lists numerous residents and guests visiting cottages or staying with relatives in Cambridge, Kittery, Wakefield, Bath, Yarmouth, Augusta, and Waltham during the holiday weekend. Names include Leslie Ainsley, Marion Ainsley, P. B. Savage, Edward Grainger, Tony Nicholas, Warren Herricks, Zetta Hig, Mark Hanna, Patsy Rowe, and Daniel MacGillivary, with ties to Malden Island clubhouse, Morse high school, and local households.
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Leslie Ainsley
Cambridge
Mass
Marion Ainsley
Walter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Edward Grainger
Malden Island
Peterboro
N. H
William Blenn
Kenneth Smith
Yarmouth
Victor Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Tony Nicholas
Lowell
Carl, A. Rasmussen
Wakefield
Ralph Washburn, Jr
Auburndale
Roger Ayers
Augusta
Paul A. Thompson
Pauline Rasmussen
Warren Herricks
Rhode Island
Zetta Higgins
Mark Hanna
Bath
Herman Barter
Arthur Rowe
Patsy
Waltham
Lester Davis
Carl Bresslin
Blenn
Daniel MacGillivary
Morse High School
Flying Squadron Deploys in Lincoln County
Col. Francis J. McCabe announced the Maine State Police Flying Squadron will be sent into Lincoln county tomorrow. The unit draws troopers from across the state to augment local patrols and will operate on highways only. Flying Squadrons have been used in Kennebec, Knox and Waldo counties with gratifying results as part of efforts to cut the late summer and fall accident toll.
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Francis J. McCabe
Maine State Police
Lincoln County
McCabe
Kennebec
Knox
Waldo
Tick Free Sheep Pay Off and Boost Wool
Colorado sheep producers adopting a DDT tick control program report cleaner healthier flocks, lighter feed use, and higher quality wool. Dr. A A Goodman notes better body condition and reduced tick populations at shearing and lambing, with recommendations to dip or spray lambs 10 days to two weeks after shear.
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A. A. Goodman
Colorado A & M College
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British Rocket Plane Hits 900 M.P.H in Level Flight
A British robot rocket plane reached 900 miles per hour in level flight at 30 000 to 40 000 feet, about 1.4 times the speed of sound. The record is the fastest level speed in Britain, though John Derry flew faster than sound in a dive in a De Havilland 108, and U S pilots have exceeded sound in rocket flights.
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Britain
John Derry
United States
Obituary of Sarah J. Hitchcock 78 Bath shipbuilding heir
Mrs. Sarah J. Hitchcock 78 of 858 Washington Street Bath died Monday at Bath Memorial hospital. Born in Bath she was daughter of Samuel P and Kate Hilton Hitchcock and last of a family prominent in Bath shipbuilding. Survived by niece Katherine E Hitchcock of New York City. Funeral Wednesday at her home with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Burial in Oak Grove family lot.
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Sarah J. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Samuel P
Kate Hilton Hitchcock
Miss Hitchcock
Damariscotta
Adams & Hitchcock
John Doyle 90 dies. retired Bath Iron Works riveter
John Doyle 90 died Sunday at Presley Nursing Home after a week as patient. Born in Portland in 1859 to Owen and Ellen Doyle, he worked as a hand riveter at Bath Iron Works. Survived by sister Mrs. Kate Perham and nephew D Joseph Doyle and niece Mrs. Oliver Moses III. High requiem mass Thursday at St Marys Church. Burial in Stratford Ontario.
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John Doyle
Presley Nursing Home
Bath Iron Works Corp
Doyle
Middle Street
Portland
Owen
Ellen Doyle
Kate Perham
D. Joseph Doyle
Boothbay Harbor
Oliver Moses , III
Lisbon Falls
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Curtis Funeral
Stratford
Ont
Canada
Funeral services held for Miss Alice Pearce of Woolwich
Miss Alice Pearce born October 3, 1884 in Maidstone England died recently in Woolwich. Funeral at Curtis Funeral Home Bath conducted by Rev Charles M Tubbs with burial at Riverside Cemetery Woolwich. Bearers were Charles Pearce George Pearce Wilfrid Bernier and Neal Quinton. She lived with her brother George Pearce before death.
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Alice Pearce
Woolwich
Curtis Funeral
Bath
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Charles Pearce
George Pearce
Wilfrid Bernier
Neal Quinton
Miss Pearce
Maidstone
Kent
England
George
Minnie Read Pearce
States mandate US history in public schools
The Council of State Governments reports that at least 37 states require teaching United States history in public schools with varying levels of content guidance. Most states mandate inclusion, while Arkansas Illinois New Jersey Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington specify time content and purpose. Kentucky and Maryland lack specific statutes but still provide constitution instruction through regulations.
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Council of State Governments
U. S
Arkansas
Illinois
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington
Kentucky
Maryland
Sus A Large P Ber Is Used In Drain Boards
A large pepper is used in drain boards leading to unusual kitchen feature. The note mentions a pepper used as a decorative or aromatic element on a drain board setup.
James Walter Watson obituary honors World War I veteran
James Walter Watson 54 died at Togus Veterans hospital. He was born in Bath, son of Michael and Harriet Watson, longtime Portland resident. A World War I veteran, he belonged to the George Files Post American Legion Brunswick and survived by wife Ruth M., sons Gerald USA and Frederick Bath, daughters Leona Towne Portland and Gladys Morse Bath, sisters Mildred Burton Gardiner Blanche Hyde Topsham Lucretia Hyde Topsham, brothers George Brunswick and Osmond Lisbon Falls. Military service from Curtis Funeral Home Saturday at 2.30 p.m. Rev Laforest Hodgkins officiating. Bearers George Renaud Kenneth Weeks George Crocker Roy Getchell Eugene Hart Gardiner Rogers. Burial was in the
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James Walter Watson
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
Bath
Michael
Harriet Watson
Portland
Watson
George Files Post
American Legion
Brunswick
Ruth M
Gerald
USA
Frederick
Leona Towne
Gladys Morse
Mildred Burton
Gardiner
Blanche
Lucretia Hyde
Topsham
George
Osmond
Lisbon Falls
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Laforest Hodgkins
George Renaud
Kenneth Weeks
George Crocker
Roy Getchell
Eugene Hart
Gardiner Rogers
Oak Grove
Death notice for Thomas S. Gallant age 75
Thomas S. Gallant of 430 Washington Street died early Friday at Memorial Hospital. Born March 14 1874 in Bloomfield P E I he was the son of John S and Elizabeth Gallant. He leaves three brothers Arthur Maxim and Joseph of 430 Washington Street and three sisters Levenia Arsenault Malden Mass and Mrs John Kelley of Malden along with several nieces and nephews.
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Thomas S. Gallant
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Bloomfield
John S
Elizabeth Gallant
Arthur
Maxim
Prince Edward Island
Joseph
Levenia Arsenault
John Kelley
Malden
Mass
Horatio Parker Dies in Brooklyn Home
Horatio P. Parker of Brooklyn New York died at his residence Wednesday of last week. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Flatbush Tomkins Congregational Church located on Dorchester Road at East 18th Street Brooklyn.
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Horatio P. Parker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Flatbush Tomkins Congregational Church
Dorchester Road
East 18Th Street
Mrs Spinney's Funeral Held Thursday at Curtis Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Iaa Monroe Spinney was held Thursday at 2 p.m. from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Arvid Anderson officiating. Bearers were Everett Wallace, Everett White, Ralph Trask and Lloyd Rogers. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Georgetown. Out-of-town attendees included cousins Mrs Fred Langdon and Miss Geradine Langdon of North Berwick, Mrs Bertha Oliver of West Medford Mass and Mrs John Oliver of Cliftondale Mass.
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Iaa
Monroe Spinney
Curtis Funeral Home
Arvid Anderson
Everett Wallace
Everett White
Ralph Trask
Lloyd Rogers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Georgetown
Fred Langdon
Geraldine Langdon
North Berwick
Bertha Oliver
West Medford
Mass
John F. Oliver
Cliftondale
Gallant Funeral Service Held At St Mary’s Church
Funeral services for Thomas S. Gallant were held Monday morning at St Mary’s church at eight with Rev Fr Bellefontaine officiating. Bearers included John F. Gallant Joseph Wilson Raymond Bernier Andrew Lozier Joseph Harper and Robert Brilliant. A committal service followed at the grave with Father Bellefontaine.
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Thomas S. Gallant
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Bellefontaine
John F. Gallant
Joseph Wilson
Raymond Bernier
Andrew Lozier
Joseph Harper
Robert Brilliant
Father Bellefontaine
Funeral for Harry E. Wing Held at Curtis Home
Funeral services for Harry E. Wing were conducted Friday afternoon at two o clock from Curtis Funeral Home in Washington street with Rev. Arvid L. Anderson officiating. Bearers included Forest McKenney Otis McKenney Stanley Hill and Harvey Chaples. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Harry E. Wing
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Arvid L. Anderson
Forest McKenney
Otis McKenney
Stanley Hill
Harvey Chaples
Oak Grove
Funeral services for Sarah J Hitchcock
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two from her residence 858 Washington Street. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated. Bearers were Forest Penman Allan Spear Frank Reinoehl and William Perkins.
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Sarah J. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Forest Penman
Allan Spear
Frank Reinoehl
William Perkins
Oak Grove
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