Local Sagadahoc County groups gather for meetings and social
Forty eight grangers attended Sagadahoc County Past Masters Association and Lecturers club at G Cleveland Marriner home with eight granges represented Topsham Progressive Dirigo West Bath Dromore Southport Seaside of Bristol and Enterprise. A Topsham Grange seven tieth anniversary event drew many members including State Master Carroll Bean. Personal items note births, furloughs and moves among Richmond residents with multiple family updates and military service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
G. Cleveland Marriner
Topsham
Progressive
Dirigo
West Bath
Dromore
Southport
Bristol
Enterprise
Enterprise Grange
Topsham Brange
J. W. Randlette
C. G. Marriner
Paul Batchelder
Leon Batchelder
Flora Shepard
Paul Roberts
Freda Hopkins
Alberta Haynes
Alfred Niles
William Sullivan
Carence Dunbar
Dana Hopkins
Carroll Bean
Enterprise Juvenile Grange
Russell Ring
General MacArthur Junior Citizens Club
Eigth
Emerson School
Patricia Hurley
Virginia Anderson
Elizabeth Harrington
Annette Harford
Roland Hanson
Cobb Maternity Hospital
Donna May
Raymond Curtis
Curtis
Harding
Bath
Nellie Cobb
Fredercine Fellows
County Road
Paul Jack
Framingham
Floral Park
N. Y
Gerald Grondin
Carroll Terrell
General Harding
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pvt
Wayne Whitmore
Fort Devens
Mass
Marion Purinton
Boothbay Harbor
Solon Purinton
South Pleasant Street
Nellie Richardson
Portsmouth
N. H
Jacob Barter
Linda
Darrah Street
Ridge Road
Bowdoinham
Maxwell Marriner
Raymond Libby
Aroostook County
Maynard Pinkham
High Street
Florida
Charles Alexander
Gardiner Street
Auburn
Richmond High School
Gordon Howe
Genesta Sewing Circle Plans Annual Christmas Gate
Genesta Sewing Circle met with President Mrs. Herbert Morse and appointed chairmen for booths at the annual Christmas gate. A baked bean supper is planned for Oct. 21. An all day session at Masonic Temple is set for next Wednesday for kitchen cleaning. Members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Herbert Morse
High Street
Nightingale Club Dinner Honors Miss Davis Bowery Hostess
Mrs Carroll Davis hosted the Nightingale club on Bowery street with a dinner party attended by club members and two guests. Sweet heart roses from the Sunday Evening club served as the centerpiece as plans for fall and winter hospital work were discussed and prizes awarded to members James B Lemont and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Davis
Nightingale Club
Bowery Street
James B. Lemont
Edward Footer
Ralph O. Dale
John Freeman
Herbert Cavanaugh
Harold Freeman
J. Emery Footer
Arthur King
M. Veronica Cyr
Danforth MacDonald
Katherine O'Hara
Edith Lemont
SOLDIER’S BODY FOUND NEAR ARMY POST
The body of a soldier missing since Saturday from a nearby Army post was found Tuesday morning at 850 by a State Game and Fish warden. It is apparently a case of death by own action, according to one warden. Stephen Rogers, four year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Rogers of Winnegance, has been ill for nearly two weeks with blood poisoning. In a fall from a tricycle he injured his knee and the infection developed. He is improving now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Johanna Woods
Delia Grondin
Boston
Pvt
Fredrick Douglas, Jr
Georgia
Nellie Cobb
Lililian Nickerson
John Parker
Walter Miller
Hosmer
Gardiner Street
White Road
Henrietta Libby
Pleasant Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frances Libby
Mary McCormick
Cape Breton Island
John McCormick
North Pleasant Street
Susan Meserve
Pfc. Knight
France
Fort McClellan
Ala
Richmond High School
Bath
Everett Knight
Stephen Rogers
Harold Rogers
Winnegance
Harold H. Rowe
Harold, Jr
Usnr
Carol Kittery
Chester Pinkham
Donna
Westbrook
Miss Pinkham
Elsworth Pinkham
Ralph Worrell
Philadelphia
Rockmere
Dwight Kinsman
Middleboro
Mass
Wilton McClaren
Arlington
Branwell Harford
Franklin Keehwetter
Bryant Ponds
George Gray
Beulah Miller
Kelsey
Freeman Kelsey
South Bristol
E. B. Woods
West Harpswell
Nellie Mae Black
Lark Street
Louisville
Kentucky
William Hendricks
Frank Raffa
Rockport
Frank Giacoppi
Bronx
Raffa
Clair Willette
Clarence
Augusta
Harold Chapman
Hyde Park Terrace
Cpl
Victor Jardine
Bud Jardine
Drayton
Mary Cuvellier
Ruth Stanchfield
Central Avenue
Tron
Georgetown Spelling Honors and Mooses Sighted
Local spelling honors include Doris Reynolds Christine Williams Jannette Pinkham and Arthur Tibbetts. Moose sightings reported around Robinhood Bath and Sagadahoc Bay with multiple witnesses and a pair seen together amid hunting season chatter.
Moose sighting and seaside notes refresh Bay Point page
Bay Point residents recall a bull moose sighting near the bridge to Kennebec Point after a startled reaction by Mrs. Clyde Pinkham. A bottle with a note about lost false teeth surfaced on First Beach. Local social news includes visits, departures for winter, and a first wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Kennebec Point
Clyde Pinkham
H. S. Keen
Jamaica
N. Y
Wright
Phippsburg
Sherman Campbell
Campbell
John Holt
Maryland
Charles Kiessling
Dedham
Mass
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Walter I. Noyes
Walter I. Norton
Bath
Harry W. Crosman
George Moses
Camp Brokus
Katherine Welling
Weymouth
Mrs. Keen
Federal Savings Conference Urges Economic Cooperation
Harvard professor Dr J Anton de Hass told Northeastern Federal Savings League members the peace must rest on economic cooperation and a non political treaty. The Sept 11 12 13 conference in Swampscott Massachusetts featured banking leaders noting higher postwar prices and cheaper modernization of homes. James Twohy reported 1943 assets of member associations rose 10 percent to 5 538 billion with stronger liquid assets and reserve accounts at about 7.5 percent. Attendees included Edward W Bridgham Henry G Hodgdon Gardiner A Deering J Frank Hunt and Ralph E Nowell of Bath First Federal Savings & Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anton de Hass
Harvard College
Northeastern
Federal Savings League
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Mass
James Twohy
Federal Home Loan Bank
Savings and Loan Associations
Edward W. Bridgham
Henry G. Hodgdon
Gardiner
Hank Washburn Tosses For All Stars In Portland defeat
Casey baseball club of Boston defeated the Western Maine League All Stars 7 to 2 at Portland Sunday. Hank Washburn of Bath Iron Works pitched well until the final inning as six Boston players crossed home. Herm Porth led the All Stars with two hits and Hal Spinney added a safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Baseball Club
Boston
Portland
Hank" Washburn
Bath Iron Works
Maine Boys
Herm Porth
All Stars
Hal Spinney
Bath Club
Early American flour mills used twin flat stones
A glimpse into colonial industry shows flour milling relying on two flat stones rubbed together to grind grain into meal, illustrating primitive yet effective technology used by early Americans.
Five Islands News Roundup and Community Happenings
Wayne Rich seeks last year records and plans for re organization of 4 H club in Androscoggin and Sagadahoc counties. Mrs Lermond Davis named district organizer. Community members gather at church for cleaning and plan rummage sale on Oct 10. Various residents attend services, renovations, and visits. several ship and rail era programs cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Rich
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Lermond Davis
Good Neighbor Club
Vitall
Five Islands
Will Fields
Everett Cromwell
Arthur Nelson
Lightbody
Smith
Capt. Plummer
Sedgemere Road
Branwell Harford
Benjamin Stevens
Milburn Stevens
Blaine
Raymond Hanna
James Davis
Allen Church
Vincent
David Stevens
Ida MacGillivary
Percy MacGillivary
North Yarmouth Academy
Howard Bacon
Waltham
William Marr
Marr
Carl Spencer
Ward's Island
Woodrow Gray
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Baker
James Hadden
Mrs. Fisher
Hastings
Belfast
Vincent Davis
Boston
Alton Reid
Woolwich
Walter Savage
Kittery
Everett Hennan
Rockland
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Ernest Marr
Quincy
Rebecca Grover
Wiscasset
Raymond Belanger
Belanger
Harlan Pinkham
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Pvt
Russell Harford, Jr
Russell Harford
Mina Wilson
Bath
Charles Hanna
Peace Feelers of 1918 vs Today
A column by Herman R. Allen contrasts German peace proposals in 1918 with modern calls to end the war. It recalls Wilson’s 14 points, Allied firmness on unconditional surrender, and the 1918 armistice negotiations in France led by Foch, highlighting how Germany sought concessions before capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Allen
Washington
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Wilson
Andre Tardieu
League of Nations
Austria-Hungary
United States
U. S
Lansing
Marshal Foch
Compeigne Forest
Foch
Local News Briefs From Camp Barkley And Lewiston Visit
Camp Barkley Texas grants an 18 day furlough. Mr and Mrs Eugene Long of Bar Harbor with Mrs Mabel Ansert Mrs Alec Burgess Miss May King and Sclly were visitors in Lewiston. Stanley Henderson of North Bath traveled to Portland for a brief visit with his sister and will return today. Priscilla Magoun of Green street went to Portland Wednesday morning and will return home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Long
Bar Harbor
Mabel Ansert
Alec Burgess
May King
Sclly
Lewiston
Stanley Henderson
North Bath
Portland
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Hyde Park Terrace weekly items and notices
Hyde Park Terrace announces the Dot and Day Kindergarten opens Monday at 30 Broad Street with new equipment and teachers Miss Dorothy, Marshall, and Miss Dayden. Children aged three to five may attend. bus routes to and from Hyde Park explained. Rally Sunday planned at Sunshine Sunday School. Tenant's Council to meet Friday evening to discuss dances and fall activities. local residents and families feature travel, moves, and visits among Hyde Park Terrace residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Dorothy, Marshall
Miss Dayden
Miss Marshall
Hyde Park
Sunshine Sunday School
Liberty Street
Blair Hodge
Terrace
Bath Autumn colony grows at Kennebec jail
Ed war E. McNeil was arrested for intoxication and given a 90 day room at the Kennebec county jail by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. The session also placed James M. Farland on file after arrest for vagrancy. An extended stay at the up river bastille began for two other Lath residents as efforts to clear town street corners continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kennebec County
Auusta
Edwar E. McNeil
Joseph Williams
Gardiner R. Deering
Lath
Bastille
James M.farland
Set
Williams
Robert Guptil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
Genesta
Miss Davis
Soldier
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Ruston
Funeral Services
Washington St
Georgetown
Doris Reynolds
Christine Williams
Jannette Pinkham
Arthur Tibbetts
C. B. Whitwwell
California
Islands
Victor Hagan
Harold Hunt
Bridgewater
Hunt
Hollis Webster
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
James Oliver
Roland E. Peterson
Louise
Robinhood
Howard MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Howard Barter
U. S. Marine Corps
Louise Kerby
John Olson
Long Pond
John Calloway
Russell Webster
Clarence Oliver
J. A. Beyea
Garland
Floyd Wilson
Bunganue
George Laskey
Elbridge Powers
J. R. Blackie
Brunswick
Clement MacMahan
Beatrice Abbott
Ernest Heal
Raphael Higgins
Clarence Hill
Cambridge
Blanchard Hill
Doris Hill
Greene
Orville Connor
MacMahan
Harriet Layne
Elizabeth Hunt
Roy Newman
Newman
Andover
N.el
Proctor Academy
Inez Trafton
Dorchester
Howard Trafton
John Gordon
Boston Navy Yard
Kini
Cal Sterling
Bridgeport
Harry Horne
Georgia Randall
Brookline
Elizabeth Neagle
Federal Savings Conference
Swampscott, Mass
Hank Washburn
James F. Graves
Camp Blanding
Fla
Earl A. Spencer
Medical Corps
Camp Barkley
Texas
Bricker
Brewster
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Owen Brewster
Maine
Erigsy
Senator Brewster
Baltimore
Francena Urann
New Jersey
Rodney Lewis
Delbert Lewis
New York
Charles J. Pecoraro
Center Street
Pecoraro
Naval Air Station
Pacoraro
Chester Carles
Thomas Sunday
Crusade For Christ
THE
Whitwells
Evangelist Whitwell
Second Baptist Church
Old-Fashioned Revival Hour
Los Angeles
New England Fellowship
Park Street
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