Private Dauphin entertains with a fine program
Attendance reached 42 at the Winter Street church Auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening as Pvt. Thomas Dauphin performed monologues jokes and impersonations. Four soldiers planned to accompany him were absent due to pneumonia. A Children's Day committee was named with Mrs. Cecil V. Rowland Mrs. Henry O. McCabe and Miss Lucy G. Rogers. May 5S tickets available from Mrs Frederick H. Cullen and Harland A Ladder. A final May 12 arcitetart quet committee listed with Mrs Purdue Miss Alice F. Johnson Mrs Frederick H. Cullen and Mrs Morton Young. Officers presented by the nominating committee include Miss Lucy G. Rogers president and others. Advisory board nomination favored Mrs. John H. Sylvester. current members on the board listed include Mrs. William Donnell 3rd and Mrs. Coal V. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Pvt
Thomas Dauphin
Pvt. Dauphin
Cecil V. Rowland
Henry O. McCabe
Lucy G. Rogers
Frederick H. Cullen
Supt. of Schools
Harland
Joseph O Purdue
Purdue
Alice F. Johnson
Morton Young
Alice FE. Johnson
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Earl C. Kimble
Alfred McCabe
Amery Freeman
Charles
Sugar Rationing Registration At Morse High
About 90 people registered Tuesday at Morse High School for Sugar Purchasing Certificates under the Trade Rationing plan. Registrations continue today until 6 pm. Superintendent Harland Ladd urged all hoarding households with five or more boarders to revise lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Harland Ladd
Few Citizens Refuse to Help Air Raid Wardens
Local residents largely cooperate with civilian defense officials but a minority refuses to follow wardens guidance. Wardens report isolated refusals, with one North End family insisting on no precautions or data, despite warnings that unity is essential to safety and to avoid harsh penalties under blackout laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Organization
North End
John R. Newell
Walter C. Rogers
Ralph W. Bragg
Defense Council
Perons
Ralph W
Lions Women Hold Dinner Meeting at Hotel Sedgwick
An enjoyable Lionesses dinner meeting took place at 6 30 Thursday evening in Hotel Sedgwick with President greeting guests including Mrs Francis Winchenbach and Miss Agnes Trowbridge. A fashion show followed the business portion and the next gathering is set for May 7 at Hotel Eagle Brunswick with reservations by May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionesses
Sedgwick
Francis A. Winchenbach
Paul McCole
Walter Hill
R. Dimond
Harold Adams
George Moses
Mabel Rubin
George Nugent
Agnes Trowbridge
Eagle
Brunswick
Pauline Avery
Madeleine Shaw
Senator Bishop to Represent Grange on Labor Program
The Sagadahoc Pomona Grange appoints State Senator Neil S. Bishop of Bowdoinham to represent the group on the U S Labor Farm Placement Program. The article notes farm labor shortages as a major national issue amid efforts to boost production for defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Elfreda Perkins
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdoinham
Grange
U. S
Drake Townsend Wedding Heats Brunswick Baptist Church
Mrs Jaqueline Townsend daughter of Mr and Mrs John Townsend of Edgecomb married Harold C Drake son of Mrs Bernice Barter and Forrest Drake in a Brunswick Methodist church ceremony. Rev A H Grahem officiated with Miss Jean Sherman and Stanley Coffin as guests. The couple will reside at 26 College Street Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaqueline Townsend
John Townsend
Edgecomb
Harold C. Drake
Bernice Barter
Forrest Drake
Somerville
Mass
Brunswick
A. H. Grahem
Jean Sherman
Wiscasset
Stanley Coffin
Path
Miss Townsend
Patterson and Weston Wedding in Topsham Home
A small ceremony was held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Topsham home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Patterson when their son Kenneth C Patterson married Miss Beatrice M Weston of Mexico. Rev David L Wilson officiated with double ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kenneth L. Patterson
Topsham
Kenneth C. Patterson
Beatrice M. Weston
Mexico
Fred T. Weston
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Patricia Bartlett
Charles Furbish
Bath Iron Works
Roland Smith unit auxiliary names committees for year
The Roland Smith unit No. 21 A L A met in Legion hall to name the year’s committees including Bond Pledge with chair Mrs Madelyn Jackson and members, plus May 23 designated as Poppy Day with chair Mrs Helen Hill. New member Mrs Ellen Marshall joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
A.L. A
Legion Hall
Department of Maine
Madelyn Jackson
Marion Stinson
Beatrice Leavitt
Susan Rogers
Doris Reinoehl
Helen Hill
Emma Crosby
Helen M. Shaughnessy
Mary Pratt
Phoebe Hart
Arline Gay
Katherine Risteen
Evelyn Snow
Gertrude Pratt
Madelyn Curran
Mary Carey
Margaret McKellar
Lida Costain
Kathryn Pratt
Community Service
Madelyn Rowe
Ellen Marshall
Pilgrim Fellowship Closes Season With West Indiana Talk
The Pilgrim Fellowship of Winter Street church concluded its season with a Sunday evening gathering attended by the First Parish of Brunswick youths. Miss Pauly Metcalf, North Primary teacher, spoke about a West Indies trip and the value of friendship tools, while funds were pledged to Maine religious work in Phippsburg. Mrs. Harry W. Tucker of 934 Middle Street is visiting Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship of
Winter Street
Brunswick
Pauly “Metcalf
North Primary School
West Indies
Phippsburg
Congregational Conference of
Maine
Bathman Weds Miss Knight in Pascagoula Mississippi
Kenneth H. Jaquith of Bath and Miss Maxine Knight of Pascagoula were married in Pascagoula on April 4. The groom, a Morse High School graduate, plans to work at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula. They will reside at 708 Roosevelt Avenue and expect a visit from his parents this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Jaquith
H. E. Jaquith
Academy Street
Herman F. Cox
Pascagoula
Morse High School
Glee Club
Manual Arts Club
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Bath
Hardings
Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Jaquith
Pascagoula High School
Panama City
Fla
WILSON-TRAIN WEDDING IN BRUNSWICK CHURCH
The marriage of Miss Harriet Cecil Train and Ensign David S. Wilson was solemnized Thursday afternoon at St. Charles Borromeo rectory Brunswick. The naval ceremony featured drawn sword an archway and a reception at Hotel Eagle. The couple plans a short Hampton Sydney wedding trip and will reside in Brunswick after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cecil Train
Harry Cecil Train
Long Beach
Cal
David S. Wilson
David C. Wilson
Hampton Sydney
St. Charles Borromeo
Brunswick
John L. Doherty
Edward Wilkinson
Wilson
William D. Brown
Wiscasset
Com. Brown
J.g
Carl Pfeifer
Kendall Knight
Edward Kiefer
Clay Mitchell
Lee Morrison
Hotel
Eagle
Ensign
Mr. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maine
Farm Property Sale Inquiry at Bath Contact
An advertisement seeks buyers or sellers for farm and city acreage. Contact Fred o. or Stanley E. Wal sap at 93 Front Street, Bath, to discuss options or arrange a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Bath
City Anceste Prosety
Fred ‘O
Stanley E. Walsap
el. Aera
Bowdoinham Community Notes Include Rehearsal and Awards
Bowdoinham reports a World Wide Guild rehearsal for the Sun light pageant in the vestry Friday. The Home Nursing class, led by Mrs. Marjorie Huntington, received certificates and gifts. Women’s Missionary Society met with Miss Boeman of Georgia as guest speaker and Rev. Charles Sims attended. Proceeds for Sagadahoc County were announced with Mrs. Ralph McEwen as Bowdoinham chair. Additional items cover selective service registration updates and All-Maine honors for Lois White at the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild
Marjorie Huntington
R. N
Richmond
Erland Curtis
Sagadahoc
James Temple
Bath
James Nostall
Ralph McEwen
Bowdeinham
Selectmen
Jessie Ames
Edward Baker
Ernest Frye
Edward White
Alice Palmer
Stanley Libby
Lois White
Charles White
Augusta
University of Maine
Miss White
Sophomore Eagles
Beta Phi
Electa
Margaret Gile
Caleb Mitchell
Bowdoinham
Masonic Hall
Harry Shulman
Red Cross
Brunswick
Milton Given
Delma Curtis
Karl Hatch
Chester Hobart
Milton Douglas
Cleveland Mariner
Donald Preble
Woolwich
Warren Douglas
Carroll Linnikin
Boothbay Harbor
Jacob Barter
Elizabeth Barter
Cobb
Westbrook
Geneva Hunnewell
Fateful 27th for Mr Giles as draftee eyes 27th division
The report notes Harry Giles of this city registering for the fourth draft on his 53rd birthday April 27. He previously registered on his 27th birthday during World War I and jokes about a May lottery and duty on another April 27 as part of the 27th division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
Harry Giles
Mr. Giles
Social and family notes from Westbrook community
Rev and Mrs Archibald Craig died Friday in Westbrook while guests of Mr Libbys parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Libby. Dozens of local residents make trips to and from Hampton Waterville Miami Boston Washington Philadelphia New York and beyond visiting relatives and friends. Schools close for plumbing work as residents travel and guests stay with hosts across Maine New Hampshire and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Craig
Westbrook
Libby
Roscoe Libby
Laurence Hackett
Mr. Hackett
George Hackett
Hampton
John Dunn
Miami
Fla
Rodney Dunn
U. S. Navy
John Palmer
Waterville
Boston
Gladys
Doris
Pearl Raymond
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Ollin Quint
Hodgdon
Stanley Libby
Lena Cornish
Hazel
Pleasant Street
Duxbury
Mass
Cornish
J. N. Palmer
Linden Little
Jean
Dorothy Mayers
Greenfield
Mary Browne
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Harold Morang
Chester Hobart
Erla Browne
Earl Browne
Henry Libby
Charles Osgood
Frederick Pauling
Hartford
Conn
David Barnes
Brunswick
Leslie Craney
Hall and
Daniel
Bath
Mary Denham
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Dauphin
Stall Bose
Wolleanee
Feat Reet Baseckale
Endicott Johnson Corp
Sylar I
Red Cross Motor Corps
Department of
Civilian Defense
Bishop
Drake-Townsend
Bath Marres
Mrs. Drake
College Street
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Patterson and
Weston
Topsham Home
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pauly Metcalf
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Bathman
Mississippi
Maxine Knight
William Blair
Robert D. Allen
U.S.N
Naval Training School
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Leonard Litchfield
Roy Munroe
Bishop House
South Front Street
Henry
Jore Reynolds
Country Store
Robert Preston
Martha O'Driscoll
Iva Ganon
Giles
Aia
Rio Sriva
Pra Morgan
Aza
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