Stiles and Army Air Forces veteran wed in Maine
Mrs. Stiles, graduated Morse High 1940, served 3 1/2 years in the Army Air Forces, plans to resume mechanical engineering at the University of Maine this fall. The couple, after their wedding at Gold Street Greenhouses, will reside in Lambert Park and had 8:30 train to Portland for a honeymoon. Out-of-town guests included P Webster of Fort Lee New Jersey and Grace Williams among others from Boothbay Harbor Biddeford Brownville Junction.
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Gold Street
Anderson Page Wedding Sunday at Three OClock
Barbara Page marries Adelbert L. Anderson Jr in Brooklin church with a large attendance. Bride in white satin, maid of honor in yellow rayon, bouquets of white asters and huckleberry greens. Reception by Mrs Page and family. guests from Rockland Biddeford Norway and Bath. Couple to Gorham Normal. he served three years in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Page
Adelbert L. Anderson, Jr
Brooklin
Jane Stevens
Virginia Trott
McLain
New Harbor
Edith Clark
Grace Bowley
Rockland
Dorothy Jackson
Clark Island
Jane Coutenay
Biddeford
Barbara Poole
Norway
Donald Page
Bath
Gorham Normal School
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Morse High School
Lincoln Anderson
Brooklin High School
Gorham Normal
Mr and Mrs Leon Bemis of Gardiner
Mr and Mrs Leon K Bemis of Gardiner are named in a brief society notice detailing their residence in Gardiner and their connection to local events. The item confirms their matrimonial status and location without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon K. Bemis
Gardiner
Upturned Bridge Table Makes Compact Clothes Line
A bridge table set upside down and stretched with heavy cord from leg to leg creates a usable clothes line in a small apartment.
Wedding Saturday at St. Mary's Church
Miss Shirley L. J ter of Mr and Mrs Walter 6, and ., married this morning in Bath. The bride wore white with white accessories and carried a white book. John McLaughlin of Bath was organist. Reception at the bride’s parents’ home followed, with decorations of cut flowers and a wedding cake cut by the sisters of the bride and groom. The groom, a Morse High School graduate, served in the Army and works at Bath Iron Works. he belongs to Bath Lodge Elks.
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Shirley L. Jter
Walter
Uae
Arleen James
Amerise Bourque
Iron Works
Mr. Bourque
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Bath Lodge of Elks
Lawn Party At Nequasset Farm Bureau Attracts Members
Nequasset Farm Bureau hosted a successful lawn party and Mid-Summer sale on Wednesday and invited members to attend the first early Fall meeting on September 10 at the Leeman residence hosted by Mrs Ina Leeman and daughter-in-law Mrs Charlotte Leeman.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Ina Leeman
Charlotte Leeman
Leeman
Engagement announced for Eliza Hill and Raphael Bushey
Mr and Mrs William A Hill of 645 Middle Street announce the engagement of their daughter Eliza Elizabeth Theresa to Raphael P Bushey son of Peter F Bushey formerly of Bath and the late Mrs Bushey Miss Hill attended Morse High School and works as a clerk at Senter's Inc Bath Mr Bushey formerly resided here and was employed in the Times composing room and is now in Draw Plans for a Labor Day wedding are being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hill
Middle Street
Eliza Elizabeth Theresa
Raphael P. Bushey
Peter F. Bushey
Bath
Miss Hill
Morse High School
Senter’s Inc
Bushey
La Monde and Anderson nuptials held at Small Point home
The wedding of Howard E. La Monde of Small Point and Ellen Marian Anderson of Fort Wayne Indiana took place August 13 at Rev. David L. Wilson's residence. Groom was attended by Douglas Pye of Small Point and bride by her daughter Jean Anderson. They plan to reside at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. la Monde
Small Point
Ellen Marian Anderson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
David L. Wilson
Douglas Pye
Jean Anderson
West Point
Organic ooze layers blanket ocean floor in vast thickness
The ocean floor is covered by organic ooze forming layers ranging from hundreds of feet to several miles in depth. This pervasive sediment reshapes the seabed, suggesting long term deposition and potential impacts on geological processes and benthic habitats.
Replacement bridge planned for Old Arrowsic area
Maine authorities plan a suspension type bridge from Sasanoa Bluffs to replace the existing drawbridge at Old Arrowsic. Work timing depends on ice and foundation settling, with anticipated long term savings from eliminating the draw operation.
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Maine
Sasanoa Bluffs
Okr Bridge
Cost of Maintaining Old Arrowsic Reaches High Figure
A state highway chief engineer informs a Georgetown resident that the cost of maintaining the old Arrowsic structure has amounted to 73,452.64 dollars over 18 years since state takeover. The figure excludes ongoing repair funding yet to be counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Lucius D. Barrows
Garden Club Dates for Coming Shows in Maine
The Garden Club Federation of Maine announces August and September show dates led by Mrs. Burton L. Preston of Bath. Events include Harpswell, Blue Hill, Buxton Center, Hampden, Gorham, Bryant Pond, Warren, Groveville, Waterville, Orrington, Vanceboro, Phillips, Bar Harbor, South Portland, and Rockland venues on various August days plus a November Fall Flower and Hobby Show.
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Garden Club Federation of Maine
Burton L. Preston
Bath
Federation
Harpswell G. C
Yeearne Hall
West Harpsne
Blue Hill G. C
Gorham
G. C
Gorham Hoe
Bryant Pond
Ginnie
Warren Women’s Club
Grover Hall
Warren
Groveville G. C
Groveville Hall
Buxton
Maine Gladiolus Society
Colby Alumnae
Waterville
Orrington G. C
North Orrington Chapel
Vanceboro
Edible plants highlight vitamin C sources and auto trends
A brief note lists watercress and strawberries as rich in ascorbic acid and mentions wild rose hips as another vitamin source. It adds that about one sixth of all U.S. men are in the automotive field, indicating occupational trends.
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U. S
Legion Drum Corps Plan By Post
Legion post plans to form a drum corps for the coming season. The alumni group, led by Sam Jr, hopes to stage performances similar to prewar games and is coordinating with the state game warden.
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Legion Post
Drum Corps
Toys to France Drive Opens in Bath Maine
Bath Maine residents organize a General Mills toy drive to support French children. Donations of simple inexpensive playthings are welcomed and may be left at the Cosmopolitan club or arranged for pickup by calling Mrs Eastham Guild at 1628 W. The effort follows ships being built at Bath Iron Works for transport.
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General Mills
Bath
Maine
Bath Iron Works
France
Cosmopolitan Club
Coopera
Car-Nation roadster enters Glidden Tour after Bath parade win
Ralph T Gould and Eaton 8throp of Cape Elizabeth won Bath Centennial parade first prize as oldest car. The 1013 Car-Nation roadster will join the Glidden Tour, starting in Plymouth New Hampshire and touring New England through Intervale Poland Spring Portland and other towns, with the route set to pass Bay Port land on Tuesday September 22.
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Ralph T. Gould
Eaton 8Throp
Cape Elizabeth
Bath
New England
Plymouth
Intervale
Poland Spring
Portland
Mouth
N. H
Es Vacant Mass
Net. R. I
Kaye Portland
Maine Elks Day At State Fair Planned In Lewiston
The first annual Maine Elks Day at the Maine State Fair on Wednesday September 3 invites all Elks in the state to attend. Lewiston Lodge of Elks has appointed a committee chairman to handle all arrangements.
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Maine
Lewiston Lodge of Elks Oe
Lightning Strikes Kings Point Cottage Damaging Property
A Times report describes a lightning strike at a Kings Point cottage owned by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Card of Lisbon Falls. Holes blown in, stairs and door torn, roof edge damaged, and interiors broken as three bright flashes hit in quick succession.
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Times
Benjamin Card
Lisbon Falls
Giles-Chandler Wedding Reported In Bart County
Miss Flora L Giles daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Chandler married Saturday evening at the parsonage on Purdue Street with the Rev O Purdue officiating The couple plan to reside at their Bart home and their relatives attended the double service in a simple ceremony.
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Flora L. Giles
Chandler
Walter J. Chandler
Bartee N. H
Pat
Seturs
Ter Street
Ugg
O.purdue
Aoe
Toni
Fragmentary historical note on early lubrication ideas
A partial OCR fragment mentions Nepen and petroleum lubrication appearing near the infancy of modern machinery. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable figures to anchor a fuller summary.
Mid-Atlantic Vida’s Rise Extends Pole to Pole
A mid-Atlantic project titled Vida rises high above the floor, spanning nearly from one pole to the other. The ambitious structure is described as a long ascent with broad reach, symbolizing regional growth and cross-continental connections.
Frustrated reader notes insult over income in brief
A constrained message records a local complaint about an insult tied to income. The note references Fries tid Stee ae and T-tat in a brief, unclear statement. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
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Fries
Bowdoinham Grange Meeting Plans Town Water Supply
The Bowdoinham Grange plans a Friday evening meeting at their hall with Mrs. Erla Zachau in charge. Discussion covers a town water supply to aid firefighting and reduce insurance rates locally. Personal items note visits from Mrs. David Lynn and family of Larchmont New York and others staying with Mrs. Jane Brown with several local host gatherings.
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Bowdoinham Rry Meeting Grange
Erla Zachau
David Lynn
Larchmont
N. Y
Billy
New York
Jane Brown
Roger Robinson
Ha N. H
Alvin
Fontaine
Louise Williamsell
Portland
Local Residents Change Jobs After Visit at Frye Kin
A brief note states that after a weekend visit at Ernest Frye’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Moore return to Topsham. Mrs. Moore has resigned from her clerk position at the post office.
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Frye
Ernest Frye
Moore
Topsham
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Karl H. Stiles
Central Church
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Bath ME
ST. Mary’s Church
Fr. T. C. Maney
Bride
Farm Bureau
Pleasant Affair
L’monde—Anderson
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard and
Jim
Washington ST
South St
Das
Garden Club
North Street
Alunmrods
Sam Jr
Kings Point Cottage
Louis A. Dole
Giles
Lor
Rerio
Oie
Toeay
Sun
Shirley Temple
Franchot Tone Hi
Guy Madison
Lakewood
NCS
RAED
Dephee du Maurier
Rebecca
K. T. Stevens
Skowhegan
Ruth Williams
Sheehan—Doughty
Ae — of
Jwek Boys
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