Smoker Held By American Legion A Enjoyable Evening
Roland Smith hosts a Legion smoker that drew many ex servicemen and Boothbay Harbor members to the post. National and Maine leaders Edward J. Quinn and Frank E. Lowe praised growth, teased upcoming visits by National Commander Stephen Chadwick, and outlined plans for a Maine train trip through Aroostook.
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Roland Smith
American Legion
Legion
Edward J. Quinn
Frank E. Lowe
Boothbay Harbor
Lowe
Maine
Chicago
Stephen Chadwick
Chadwick
Portland
Augusta
Waterville
Aroostook County
Barrows
Quinn
Graves Resistratehn Bureau of
Terans
Wilbur Crocker
Perry Thompson
Waldo Weston
Victor Carey
Toles
Pud
John W. Willams
Dummer Street
Church League Board Holds Final Meeting For Season
The YMCA Church Basketball League reached its season end with plans for parity next year. Proposals included allowing older players to balance weaker teams and banning players eighth grade or younger from league play. Treasurer Philip Oliver reported gross receipts of 274.79 dollars with no bills or balance. Next meeting scheduled for Monday, October 9.
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Y. M C. A. Church Basketball League
Philip Oliver
Eighteenth YMCA Church Basketball League Set to Start
The YMCA announces the eighteenth consecutive season of church basketball will begin soon. Teams and players from local congregations will compete in a schedule leading to the season's culminating games.
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Y. M. C. A. Church Basketbal
Eight Respondents Before The Court At Busy Session
Eight defendants faced Judge Gardiner R. Deering in a crowded municipal court. Paul Thomas, 28, Bath Iron Works welder, pleaded guilty to operating under the influence and was fined 100 dollars plus 6.30 in costs or 30 days in Kennebec jail. he appealed with 300 dollars sureties for June Sagadahoc Superior Court. Richard H. Wainford, 38, from Maryland on a morals charge, pleaded not guilty. probable cause found to hold him for June Sagadahoc Superior Court with 500 dollars sureties. Marston L. Savage, 21, Northampton, N H, found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident. fined 15 dollars plus 10.77 costs. Savage allegedly struck Dunlap A. Hatch’s parked sedan near the Bath National Bank. Five additional respondents faced intoxication charges. one World War veteran on leave from Togus hospital, four Bath men. One Bath man sentenced to 30 days in Howe of Correction, another paid 6.30 in costs, and the remaining two paid 3 dollar fines plus 6.30 in costs.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Paul Thomas
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kennebec County
Augusta
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Thomas
Joseph A. Butler
Water Street
Maine Central
Richard H. Wainford
Maryland
Trenton
N. J
Deering
Wainford
Marston L. Savage
Northampton
N. H
Savage
Byron E. Clark
New Hampshire
Dunlap A. Hatch
Bath National Bank
Togus
Bath
Howe of Correction
Firemen Rescue Cat From Tree By Ladder Truck
Firemen answered an early Sunday call on School street to rescue a cat owned by Mrs Anna A Petlock of 22 Franklin street. The cat had been freed by a dog and, with the help of a 20 foot ladder and department members, Driver Clarence C Seavey completed the rescue.
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Hock & Ladder
School Street
Anna A. Petlock
Franklin Street
Clarence C. Seavey
Marriage Returns for Georgian Grier Sharman and John D Sharman
Returns show the marriage of Mrs Georgian Grier Sharman of Hanover and John D Sharman of Conway in Hanover. They wed Rev. Ernest Heywood on April 11 at Wesley church parsonage 33 Union Street.
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Georgian Grier Sharman
Hanover
N. Es
John D. Sharman
Conway
Gilmore
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Union Street
Townspeople visit at Freeport summer home
Miss Nan Whitman and Theodore Sargent with son Robert of Peabody Massachusetts were Sunday guests of Mrs Isabel E Ladd at her Freeport summer home. Mr and Mrs Donald S Sewall and son Mark of Boothbay Harbor spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Mark W Sewall of Washington Street.
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Nan Whitman
Theodore Sargent
Robert
Peabody, Mass
Isabel E. Ladd
Freeport
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Two Boys Questioned by County Attorney in Shooting Case
Investigation into the April 8 shooting of 14 year old John Nelson in Lewiston took a new turn as County Attorney Sherwood Aldrich questioned two of the four boys present. One admitted firing a .22 revolver toward Nelson but said he aimed at a tree six feet away and doubts the shot hit him. The attorney noted earlier testimony that the gunner threatened others and fired. The bullet fractured upon impact, lodging in Nelson’s arm. removal is not advised per the physician. The other two witnesses were to be questioned next. Nelson’s brother Albert, 15, Eugene Dauphin Jr., 16, and Donald Woodruff, 19, were present.
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John Nelson
Lewiston
Sherwood Aldrich
Center Street
Nelson
Aldrich
Albert Nelson
High Street
Eugene Dauphin, Jr
Tarbox Street
Donald Woodruff
Teachers' Club to Sponsor Card Party at Morse High
The Teachers' Club hosts a public card party at Morse High School on Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p.m. Proceeds fund a scholarship for a local boy or girl. Includes contract and auction, prizes, and refreshments. Reservations via committee members Doris Humphreys Staples Scott Libby Brown McNeil Hoover Fisher etc.
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Teachers’ Club
Morse High School
Doris Humphreys
Bernice Staples
Margaret Scott
Mabel Libby
Mary Brown
Theo McNeil
Martha Hooper
Effie Wright
Lillian Fisher
Merry-M’Allister Wedding Held At St Marys
Randall E. Merry and Miss Mary A. McAllister wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at St Marys Roman Catholic church. Rev. Roland Martineau officiated. Attendants included Ruth McAllister. The couple will reside in Winneva nce after a breakfast at the bride’s home. Both were Morse High School alumni. Merry works at Bath Iron Works Corp.
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Randall E. Merry
Winnifred S. Merry
Mary A. McAllister
Andrew B. McAllister
Drummond Street
St. Marys Roman Catholic Church
Roland Martineau
Merry
Ruth McAllister
Good Will Club Supper Raises Funds for Piano
The Good Will club of Woolwich hosted a baked bean supper at the club house drawing nearly 100 attendees. Proceeds go toward buying a piano for the club house. committee led by Mrs Edward V Reed with assistance from Mrs Arthur Orr and Miss Florence Carlton.
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Good Will Club of
Woolwich
Edward V. Reed
Arthur Orr
Florence Carlton
Millett Dorr wedding in Maine on April 15
Albert M. Millett of Hallowell and Mary Elizabeth Dorr of Augusta were married on April 15 by Ralph O. Dale. The notice lists their names and locations reflecting a local marriage announcement.
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Albert M. Millett
Hallowell
Mary Elizabeth Dorr
Augusta
Ralph O. Dale
Combined Men’s Clubs Dinner at the Y
Albert R. Kuzel of Hyde Windlass Co. urged Bath and Woolwich clubs to educate youth in pure American ideals to resist Hitlerism and internal corruption. He traced Poland’s early representative government and warned against untrained public servants enabling propaganda. Roger M. Luke chaired. St Mary’s Guild prepared dinner.
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Bath
Woolwich
Y.M.C.A
Albert R. Kuzel
Hyde Windlass Co
Europe
America
Germany
Kuzel
Poland
Roger M. Luke
Grace Church Men's Club
St. Mary's Guild
Mr. Kuzel
North End Community Club Annual Banquet
The North End Community Club held its fourth annual banquet with 104 members and wives present at the club house. Red white and blue decor, a full course turkey dinner, and motion pictures by Russell Colby Jr and Arthur Hutchins on a Maine to California trip were enjoyed, with Raymond Vachon presenting. The evening ended with cards and pool as committees listed.
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North End
Raymond Vachon
David Henderson
Walter Grover
Roger Pierce
Hermon Crocker
Fred Kittridge
Charles Madden
Lula P. Herbert
Valuables on display at Bowdoin concert
Bowdoin College Brunswick hosts the Curtis String Quartet on Thursday April 20 with $150,000 worth of rare violins violas and a Montagnana cello. Two Stradivarius violins the Halir and Marquis de Rivière plus an Amati viola join the ensemble for the cross country tour funded by Mrs Mary Louise Curtis Bok. The instruments insured for $150,000 will be used in the Bowdoin concert.
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Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Curtis String Quartet
Stradivarius
Halir
Marquis de Riviere” Strads
Nicolo Amati
Domenico Montagnana
Mary Louise Curtis Bok
Bowdoin
Medical staff drafts rules and regulations presented
The medical staff led by Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach presented to Memorial hospital trustees at the last week’s meeting a draft of proposed new by laws and regulations for staff and hospital. The draft was referred to the executive committee and the trustees pledged adherence to American College of Surgeons and Physicians lab rules, while thanking the Nightingale and Rotary clubs for furnishing and renovating facilities.
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Francis A. Winchenbach
Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons and Physicians
Nightingale Club
Rotary Club
Rotary
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Hosts Meet At Mrs Wakefield Home
Mrs Frank S Wakefield of 53 South Street hosted the Ladies Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. After a brief business session led by president Mrs John W Gillespie a social evening followed with refreshments. Mrs Harold Hodgkins to entertain May 3 at 1291 Washington Street. August Kramp of Chicago visited friends in the city Saturday.
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Frank S. Wakefield
South Street
Ladies Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
John W. Gillespie
Harold Hodgkins
Washington Street
Horseback Riding Activities Around Bangor Circular
Bangor Chamber of Commerce releases an information circular by Eugene R. Johnson. It answers frequent inquiries from riding enthusiasts about new trails and summer horseback adventures around Bangor.
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Bangor Chamber of Commerce
Eugene R. Johnson
C. of C
Bangor
Classifieds Rate Notice Prompt for Advertisers
Classifieds rate details run in brief, stating 25 words for first insertion and 35 cents. Additional insertions cost 20 cents each. Copy must reach the office by noon on Wednesdays. Contact Fred B. Reed Co. at 8 East Wallace Street or 93 Front Street in Bethlehem for listings.
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Fred B. Reed Co
E. Wallace
Front Street
Beth
Bowdoinham Community Notices and Gatherings Recap
Local preacher Miss Jessie Ames led Sunday service at Bowdoinham Methodist while Rev. John Palmer attended State Conference. Sunshine Society met with limited attendance. plans for an all day event were discussed. Various social events featured Mrs. Averill of Worcester, and Miss Thelma Maroon's ear abscess illness. Firemen's contest winners noted with Master Babb and a busy week of school quizzes, spelling, and birthdays celebrated. Merrymeeting Grange hosted Farmer's Night with earnings from a card party helping fund farm topics.
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Jessie Ames
John Palmer
Ames
Ruth Thompson
Belmont
Mass
Sunshine Society
Milton
Clara Fogg
MacDougal
Carroll Berry
Wiscasset
Lawrence Averill
Worcester
Averill
National League of American Pen Women
Augusta
R. E. Ferguson
John Purington
Charles Hackett
Edward P. Gile
Lee Chapman
Charles Berry
Elisha Webber
Wiscasse
Brunswick
Frank
Ezra
Thelma
Maroon
Donald Prindall
Irving Prindall
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Allen Naugler
Dixie Mae
Enfield
Clifford Babb
Firemen’s Association
Stamas Carras
John Read
Hugh Lancaster
Charles King
Clayton Mitchell
Elmer Hunter
Earl Hobart
Robert Allen
Neil Billings
Lloyd Benner
Josephine Lancaster
Mabel Heath
Bertha Heath
Louise Allen
Barbar Siegars
Dorothy Perry
Linwood Hackett
Llady Skelton
Donald Grant
Clyde
Roger Douglas
Marline Maloon
Frances Hatch
Annie Billings
Georgie Fides
Helen Read
Lloyd Curtis
George Millay
Lawrence Adams
Richard Billings
Clyde Douglas
Mary Browne
Florence Sed
Abbie Hulse
Harvey Boston
Merry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Raymond Blodgett
Neil Bishop
Kennebec Valley
George Hamilton
C. F. Hobart
Ernest Curtis
Merrymeeting Grange
R. D. Purington
PTA Nomination Night and Library Books Set at Town Meeting
The Parent Teacher Association met in the school library to nominate officers for the next election. A committee including Mrs Frank Heath Mrs John McCart and Mrs Clifton Babb planned the slate. Mrs Babb and Miss Florence Jensen will meet with Mrs Ralph McEwen to select library books as the town appropriates $50 for the library at the March meeting.
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Parent Teacher Association
Frank Heath
John McCart
Clifton Babb
Bowdoinham Notes Health Meetings Travel and Births
Eugene Hill suffers from the flu while Bowdoinham teachers attend a Brunswick meeting. Miss Mary Hardie, a Mt. Vernon NY teacher, returns from vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Fides recover well after appendectomy at Gardiner hospital. Hazel Cornish visits from Kittery. Sunshine Society meets with Mrs. Milton Given and plans for the Lewiston National Convention. Allan Naugier and Dixie visit from Enfield. Carrie Lang returns from Colorado. G A Shrader dies in Orlando and is laid to rest in Beacon NY. Luna Baker linked by marriage to Shrader. Shirley Lancaster returns from Westfield MA. Lee Benner and wife welcome a daughter. Milton Baker starts work in Bath.
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Eugene Hill
Bowdoinham
Brunswick
Mary Hardie
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
William and Avery Fides
Gardiner Hospital
Hazel Cornish
Kittery
Lena Cornish
Sunshine Society
Milton
Lewiston
Allan Naugier
Dixie
Enfield
Naugier
William Gould
Carrie Lang
Colorado
G. A. Shrader
Orlando
Fla
Beacon
Luna Baker
Noble Baker
Shirley Lancaster
Westfield
Mass
Mabel Lancaster
Lee Benner
Milton Baker
Bath
Bath Rotarians Hear Veteran Newsman On Odd Assignments
Bath Rotarians at Hotel Sedgwick hear Elford A. Stover of the Times recount 15 years in a small city daily, sharing unusual assignments and experiences from his newspaper career during a Tuesday luncheon.
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Bath
Hotel Sedgwick
Elford A. Stover
The
Times
Bath Rotary Club hears famed speaker and honors hospital work
A luncheon featured a speaker who traced interviews with J Pierpont Morgan Harold Vanderbilt Babe Ruth and Primo Carnera while noting kept scoops for the public good. Fred D Hill presided as Charles T Small Jr read a thanks from Henry W Owen Bath Memorial Hospital and the club's officers were approved for July 1 start with District Governor Percy Vernon set to visit next week with three Rotary wives.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Harold Vanderbilt
Babe Ruth
Primo Carnera
Fred D. Hill
Charles T. Small, Jr
Henry W. Owen
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Asume
Charles T. Small
Harold L. Troop
F. B. Nichols
R. M. Irvine
John McMorrow Visits Dorchester Sister During Vacation
John McMorrow son of Congressman and Mrs. Philip McMorrow of Dorchester Massachusetts arrived Monday to spend the vacation with his sister Mrs. Charles Miller on High Street Dorchester Mass.
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John McMorrow
Congressman
Philip McMorrow
Dorchester
Mass
Charles Miller
High Street
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