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NINETYKENNEBEC CIVILIAN DEFENSE—TUESPAT. 1W«»LlMi.raamzaion oowivi-ian‘efense ^ni:, .^onmou-i7 Thousand Names Present a Problem^7Liat o 'o InAn Air Ilt;aic./IGeneral Chairmen ‘Municipal Chairman, R A. Priest, Disaster Relief Chairman.j R. A. Priest; Chairman of Pire Division, C. L Bragdon; Chairman of Police Division, J. A. Averill; Chief Air Raid Warden, M. E Day; Chairman Women’s Division, Ruth W Priest; Publicity Chairman, Anna Flanders.Early In December a house to house survey was made and 226 women and 203 men were registeredmen and 203 men were registered The following people made the sui-vevHelen Hutchinson. Freda Day. Pearl Mulhcrin. Pauline ChretienAmy Cooper. Marion: Ricker. Sadie Mulvillc.Gertrude Tlbward. Mildred hindsv. Eva Covcll, Blanche Mooic. Ruth PriestT.ipittsMadclvn Ofttchel! Janet Po;.- ( Susie Bragdon. Aura Plander Pauline Chretien. Mary Greenhef Marion LeavittInstructors.Dr R L. Chenery, First Aid; Mrs F V,. CK^ncry. First Aid and Home Ni/s/•sink; Helen Ellis. Nutrition; R/xfoyn St. Ledger. First Aid.c:lt;4tr«nan of Volunteer Plaoe-mcnt, Gladys Cheney: Trainingclass chAlrman. Man- Gwnlief. First AidB. Chick. H. Howland, J. Moore. P Masher. G. Nichols. A Peasley.Tlbbets. Evelyn Kennard. DorbJohnson. Susie Bragdon. DorotheaGoodrich. Piuline Chretien. Doro-lliy Peas ley ,J Evelyn C ilck. FredaDay. Helen ' Hutchln.son, DorothySmith. Alice Bragg. MadeleineRiggs. Jean Damren. EleanorMoor?. Mary Dudley, Ruth Day,Lena Thompson. Anna P’nrris Marion Ricker, Irma Folsom. Mildred Mann. Dorns Knowllon. Florence Nichols RuU\ Priest Fla*,ve York. Bernice Hal ha way. Phyllis Pul tin-gilt. Mabel! True, Ada Painter, Blanche Sluijienwhite. Laurell ProseHome NursiifrRiuy Hawaii. Ruth Day. Marlon flicker. Lila1 Tibbctt.s. Alice Bi.lgg Anna Farris Dorothy Smith. Frrda Dav. Helen. Hulrh:jv.on. 1-cnora Mars Ion, Inez MarMbl . Irina Folsom Annie Hill. n Sluurnwhitc. ) Shepxrtl, D. Johnsim. Orah HJ1 N’alr tiotlCompleted] Emergency Feeding Course. Civilian Defense• Mrs. J! A Shepard. Mrs. N. J Daggett. Mrs. E. Garrett. Mrs L. Maxl-n.Completed Civilian Defense Nutrition Course. Mesdamcs M Saunders. F. Morse. L. Petttnglll. N. Ambrose. M. 8 .evens. B Morse, C. Frost. M. Smith. B. Hathaway. A.In the page* of Ihin edition arc listed the names of . than seven thousand Inoirid-imLi who arc on record in thedefense headquarters of their rommunit « as members of va-rions branches of Civilian Defense* in Kennebec Conn tv.It was necessary in order tm -■w Afj You’re Downtown Tnen AirIlt;aic Signa_, Souhcs Get Insice\ • ” rH t j --- ----handle the large volume to pre-clt *'—UAMWIV ------ . , pare the articles some time in advance of pub! cat cm. If any names are omllledi or erroneously included, it wks unavoidable. because the personnel oi Civilian Defense counrib* is coi**ta fitly chariRinu.The moment the .signal squnds get inside immediately. You arc ten times safer in'-a building titan .standing in Vhe street. If possible, gef. into the Uiller buildings ^rherc usually staffs have boon trained lb gi id.-* youAvoic Top and Bottom Floorscrtson. H. 3. Bergeron, Eric Burr. D R. EmersonThe safest possible pla^p In an air raid is :n a building of flvc or more stone's so-that you will n«l be on either the first two floors or thh tfop two floors jPalmer. M. Lindsay. D. Knowlton. G St Plernc. E Chick. G. Stover,A. F anders. P. Chretien. G. C**Hill. G.rrain.R PettingilJ, R. A. Priest. P. Riggs,sriil.M. Chick. N Daggett. A.Ibury.K -Sanborn, M. Varney, J Avcrl O J. Colby, M. Cooper, E. Day, W. Donnell. R. Foster, T. Peasley. D.Piper. H. Covell. Ada Trites. Sophie Kinney, Marion Suly*. Martha Kinney. Bolowlna Hanson. Ruth Frost.Howard. E WoodburyCocnpletec Red Cress Nutrition Course: Phyllis Pettinjrill. LauraSanborn. Alice Bragg. Eva Cbveli. Blanche Moore. Gladys Blake.Paul nc Chnetlen. PhyUls Wltherell.Blanche Slduenwhlte! iRuth Priest,Mrs. Daggett, Eleanor Ayer. Arlene Howard, Flossie Pearl. Clara Froct. Eleanor Foster, Betty Chick. Gertrude Howard, Grace Cram. Prances Harris, Sophie Rodgers. BerthaOrahiyTibbetts. FWvwle York. Amy CoopHill, Len-.UK *noraen, Dorothy Smith. Dorothy Jewell. LilaMorse. Helen 8hepard. Mildred Llndsy. Mrs. A. Chick, Lenora Marsden, Margaret Frost. Eleanorer, Clara DaykJn, Marlon Ricker. Firemen j Chief C. J. Bragdon. Frank Gray.PoliceChief J. A. Averill. W J stover. W. E. Day. W Hallo way. G H Cluck. E D«y. B, Pell merit. R A Mace. H. F. Plummer A Mulhenn. p. Riggs. D Piper. R. Knnwlton.Air Raid Warden*Chief Warden, M. E Duy; B Cluck. H Tow land, J. H. Moore, P. Mosher, G- NichoLs. A. Peasley. C. Smith. R. Pettingill, Kenneth Sanborn, M. J. Varaey, O. J. Coly. R. C. Foster, F. R. Kinney. F. O. Peasley. R. Foster, W. Donnell. C. A Loon. fl. P. Covell. M. L. Cooper. Merle Horraden. M. Mace, R. Mace, R. Hanson M. Willard. R. Marsalis. G. Brown. L. Fowler. M. Small, A. Marsden. D. E. Morse. E. A. NUes, L. BSaLscell. A. Harris. P. Skidzell. B. P. Cram. C. Hayden, A. Carter. E. Baldic.Serving at Observation Post D. Emersion, R. Hathaway. H. T. Covell, L. .Daldn, S. Bragdon, M. Smith. M.iLeavitt, O. Safford. \ L. Safford.' E. Raimtell. L. Harris, R. Morse, P. Chretien. M. B. Ricker. M. Ricker, A. Johnston, L. Fowler, J. H. Moore. J. Rotfe. I. Mansion. M. Greenlief, E. Donnell. H. Hathaway. B / Hathaway, E. Conley, N. Dunn, B. Morse. L. Pet-Hodsdon. Bertha Slauenwhite. Annie Hill, Mrs. Redmond, Bertha Mosher. Ella Briggs, Tne* Marston. LilaHarold Folsom, H. A- 8Iauenwhite. Frank CJatchell. Maurice Carr; Cy-rlile Chretien, Leslie Jewell. Erland Orover, Alton McKenney. Gswell Jewell, R. I}*. Woodbury. Coy Rob-W. K. Reynolds, D. Piper. H. Day-. JotIfi.l“he Maine souvehir pla-e in both blue anc naroon was designed by Mr. Herrick anc Manufactured exclusively for the R. B. derrick Co.Hundreds of other typically Maim* items arc to lie found in the Maine Corner in this stoTe. Included in (nslis. are: Ko^antrees Pottery, ndian Baskets, ladies’ Kish Ne! Hats, Hel\s and Scarfs, ficm Specimens, Jewelry, Maine Oil Pain lines. Wallace Nuttine Pictures and lundrcds of novelty souvenil items*COME TO HERR CK’i fOR GIFTS OF DISTINCT ONTOYSPOTTERYHOUSEWARESCHI dA GLASSLUGGAGE SOUV ENIRSLEATHER GOODS GREEHNG CARDSCl ICUIfATING LIBRARYTh.» R. B. HERRICK CO.I AUcrSTA’S s lOin'INU HKADQUAKTKidI345-34Y Water St.Ai gustaKeep Away from Windows, Outside WallsDon't try to ••.see*’ an air mid. Tin- |»: xcr i.s nearan inside wall.JjF YOtl ARE IN SCHOOL, church, theatre or other place Of public assembly when the kudible air raid signal sounds, stay there. Obey instructions of building warden. Keep calm.Zfi! You Are Out of Doors When the Alarm Sounds. Get out of buses, autos or street cars i If driving, puli to side of road instantly Get out of ihe car. Keep clear or hydrants. DonT double park, block street intersections or stop on a bridge If at night, turn out all lights.Seek l he Nearest ShelterUngill, P. Doykln, L. Tibbetts. A. Flanders, M. GeteheL. E. Baldic, E.Frost, A. Hathaway. E. Hathaway.kin, W. Johnson. M. Varney. J. Varney, O. C. Smlthf L. Bragg. M.Head rapidly for the nearest building. If no buildings are near, try to get under a tree or any kind of shelter you can find but drop flat on the ground the instant you raear planes.I1 If ciught In the open lie down on your stomach.,1 You are twice as safe lying down as standing up. If ;ihere is a board near you, place It over the back of your head.. Always lie face down.-1.If Yo j’re at Home When the Signal Com^ ^If at night, black out immediately. v»Turn off every light. Pull down all your shades. Stay^ blacked out until the “all clear” signal comes. A little Interior light is permissible if you are sure no light can be seen from the outside. All lights should be turned off it you leave home at night.Turn Off Gas* I Electrical Appliances a i Automatic FurnacesDo not turn off main gas switch or mam electrlc^t'|switch. ■Keep Away from Windows ,^ Keep away from outside walls and basements. The! ijsafest place is near an Inside wall, under a table or both.| Windows on the lower floor should be raised a few liinches If no light escapes .Before the Air Raid Comes Take These Pre-cautionsClear out your attics.Also basements. They phould be cleared of rubbish and all inflammable materials Keep ladder al entrance to any attic not reached by stalesIL^am Your Way Around in tlie DarkPractice Adding your way around in your house, particularly In the attic and b^cn^nt. in the darkHave Sand ReadyMuslin sacks about 14^22” make a convenient receptacle for sand. A suck of this size wiill hold about 30 | pounds of sand which should be thoroughly dry Scw UP the sicks and have at least three of Iheip ready to throw on a bomb or blazeHave Hose ReadyHave the garden hose ready. See to.it that you have amp.e length of garden hose to reach every part of the house If there is no water pressure, If jxi^sible, make arrangements to get a stirrup pump and practice with it until you are familir with Its operation.jE^pn’t Use the TelephoneJj.1 Telephone lines during an air raid are reserved for Civilian Defense and the Army. Don't plug the lines by j trying to make calls Leave your radio on and you will know what’s going on in the outside world' —j- — -- -*• i. * iDudley. J Pass. N Edvtaids W M S.i;.,i«h,i 1HrIIowa/. H Mlt;*Kumc\. F ICijn- iilsoij 11 NI n'dy. M lt;*l»irk M Bhrpaul K KmnsnnXtmRi I. R McKmiwv. M P.utk- TlmmiM .Mi sun M . ti.j lt;; Dudley »-is: i. .e»\: mlo- - 7.1^ ■* IW. True. O. Sluumwhlte. 'lt;} Campbe 1. F. Bryant, K Covell C Dakin, E. Grover. Dr. H E LoeOlerA Canteen; chuvs in Ijeiiig coi ed but is not yet hmsJuxi- 6u-ful blaokou’S have been stftReCVW. Knowlton, Mabel Know!ton. Ti southersi Keavneber and AndDnvU, A. Morse, D. Knowlton, Mosher. C. Loon. I. Connutipbell.Kascall, Q. Shepard, J. F. Saunders, center.PEHI 11 iWiHii V»r» ,K.v« ,Kin rowin', as Monmouth is :cd llirouyh Uu UlsUicI. ,
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Tue, Jun 09, 1942
Page 5
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