Crosby Engagement Is Announced In Islesboro Dinner
Mr and Mrs Carl K Crosby of Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter Phoebe Pendleton Crosby to Jean de Bennerville Bertolet of Reading Pa The couple was feted at Islesboro Inn Dark Harbor with 24 guests due to a recent Pendleton family death A long line of Crosby and Pendleton ties appears in Brooklyn and Islesboro histories with both families maintaining summer houses in Islesboro and Bath.
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Islesboro
Carl K. Crosby
Brooklyn
N.Y
Phoebe Pendleton Crosby
Jean de Bennerville Bertolet
Wellington M. Bertolet
Reading
Islesboro Inn
Dark Harbor
Edwin Seymour Pendleton
Miss Crosby
Mr. Bertolet
Alice Stevens
Ralph E. Pendleton
Judson Pendleton
N. Y
Frederic Bertolet
Richard Coutts
Atlanta, Ga
Blanche Pendleton
Fields S. Pendleton, Jr
Richard Pendleton
Bangor
Harvard Law School
Hewes Point
New York
Bath
Elwell S. Crosby
Crosby
Edith Wood
Randall Andros
Sanford
Methodist Church
Harry Purington
Milton Given
Grange and
Farm ‘Bureau
Minot
Eleanor ‘Webber
Freeport
Lola Lang
Augusta
Edward Wilson
Ezra Webber
Belmont
Mass
Alice Webber
Emma Purington
Litchfield
W. E. Gifford
Carrie Kendall
J. L. Sawyer
James Ames
Bristol
Charles Hackett
Topsham
York
Ex Alderman Covel presides at Sagadahoc rally
Ex Alderman Ralph C Covel of Bath chairs a Sagadahoc county Democratic rally on Topsham Heights attended by about 500. Speakers include Gov Louis J Brann and F Harold Dubord with other local candidates and campaign workers present. The event occurred on Phileas Morin's lawn with a Roosevelt Caravan band in attendance.
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Ralph C. Covel
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Democratic Committee
Topsham Heights
Louis J. Brann
United States
F. Harold Dubord
H. Martin Powers
Democratic City Committee
Dirigo
Sagadahoc
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
Carlton Day Reed
Woolwich
Reed
Harry A. Plummer
Gardiner R. Deering
Charles I. Giveen
Arrowsie
Phippsburg
West Bath
George S. Foster
Ellsworth
Covel
Charles C. Toothaker
Iron Works Field Day Draws 1500 Fans to Bath Event
Bath Iron Works field day showcases speed and strength with 1500 attendees. Johnny Murray wins open 100 and 100 yard dash while Leon Buck and John Mullaney place high. Reds beat Blues 6 1 in baseball. tug of war ends with Reds victorious. Boxing, swimming, soccer and exhibitions electrify crowd as Newell leads “Haz-beens” to 4 1 win.
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B. I. W. Corp
Johnny Mullaney
John Murray
Leon Buck
Bowdoin
George Littlefield
U. of M
John Atwood
Blues
Christianson
W. M. Briggs
Edgar W. Oliver
Snipe
Reds
Ames
Buck
John Mullaney
Sarkis
Westfall
Lewis
Don Ring
Parks
Levyn
Ring
Elmer
Thayer
Mullaney
Newell
Pete” Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Haz-beens
Neverwazzes
Skinner
Fortier
John Burgess
Alton Wright
Harold Avery
King
Cap” Neal
Charlie Thayer
Roland Hill
Archie Hall
Harry Farrell
Dunbar
Harry Cooke
Joe Madden
al Perry
Iron Works
Bucky” Savage
Bill Daley
Capt. Savage
Capt. Daley
Bucky
Earl Fortier
Omar King
Linny Haynes
Jim Jenkins
Harry Ring
Leland Fortier
Joe Belanger
Hughes
Rupe Lewis
Bloody” Parks
Ernie Sarkis
Elmer the Great
John Levyn
Davis
Merton Dearing
Dearing
Waterville
Sailor Thomas
Thomas
K. O. Labbe
Frisco Dick
Augusta
Lewiston
Labbe
Buster Carroll
Bath
Young Pease
Fort Williams
Carroll
Pease
Farber Davis
Georgie Paulin
Jack Dempsey
Paulin
George Wing
Auburn
Arthur Haskins
Howard Bates
Mel Howe
John Carroll
Ed Ford
John Dauphin
Bill Southern
Ed Fraser
John Westfall
Bill Mitchell
Alex MacDonald
Dave Phillips
Tom Mitchelson
Ed Willis
Eugene McCarty
Charles Gilbert
Lawrence Sprague
Jack Swan
Brunswick
John H. Grindell
Ernest George
Harold L. Adams
Harry Briggs
John E. Hayes
Harold McElman
Gene” McGrath
Boston
New York City
Washington, D. C
Frank Fortier
Robert Haskell
Charlies Thayar
Earl Cooper
Sheriff's Department
State Highway Police
Capt. Towle
Leon. Buck
Cecil Grant
Furber Davis
Merton Deering
Bowdoinham Social Notes Spark Summer Gatherings
Mrs Edward Wilson hosted a Bowdoinham party for Eddie Wilson of Philadelphia with lawn games and a peanut hunt won by Miss Patty Brown. Numerous local families and visitors attended reunions, visits, and luncheons including the Bamnes Ames 20th annual gathering at Bear Pond park with songs and speeches by James Ames and Wilmot Ames.
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Edward Wilson
Eddie Wilson
Philadelphia
Bowdoinham
Patty Brown
Ella Purington
Portland
Charles Sylvester
Blunt
McDonald
Braintree
Mass
George Thompson
Ann Spofford
Southport
Chester Miller
China
Lytle Lint
Richmond
Charles B. Randall
Bamnes-Ames
Bear Pond Park
North Turner
Grove
James H. Ames
Bowdeinham
America
J. 8. Sawyer
York
James Ames
Wilmot Ames
Gardiner
Maine
Winnifred Sawyer
Woodpecker
Ben Chapman
Grandson
New York
Chapman
Margaret Gile
World War Veteran H. Austin Locke Laid To Rest With Honors
The body of World War veteran H. Austin Locke, who died Monday in West Georgetown from a heart attack, was sent to Cambridge Mass with full military honors. The casket bore the American flag, escorted from Fred E. Curtis funeral home by Dyer Flaherty post members in uniform. A Cambridge post delegation will meet him on arrival at North Station. Locke fought in ten engagements and was cited by the French government before transferring to American forces. His health in recent years stemmed from gassing overseas.
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H. Austin Locke
West Georgetown
Cambridge
Mass
Fred 8
Curtis Funeral
Dyer-Flaherty Post
George E. Frost
Floyd Preble
John Stevens
Bertram, Crocker
Joseph Kelley
Christopher Cushing
North Station
Locke
Mr and Mrs J A Broom Passes in Portland
Mr and Mrs J A Broom died Monday in Portland. The obituary notes their passing and identifies the couple as residents of the city, with no further details provided.
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J. A. Broom
Portland
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Senter’s, Inc
Phoebe Crosby
Mrs
Carl C. Crosby
Shore Road Academy
Bennett School of
Millbrook
Bertolet
Lawrenceville
Harvard
Opera House
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Eleanor Whitney
Robt. Cummings
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Raymond
J. C. Fields
Rochelle Hudson
Jack Sharkey
Joe Louis
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Alderman Covel
George J. Tondreau
Harpswell Rd
L. E
Brewster G. Sedgwick Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Capt
Haynes
Jenkins
Jimmy Jenkins
Fulton
General Electric Co
Lester Spinney
Herbert Henderson
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Arthur Sarkis
Homer Potter
Charles Henderson
Brown- Wales Co
Revere Brass Co
Harry Donnell
Albert Henderson
George Darrah
Cecil Fullerton
Powers’ Market
Ferdinand Dumais
Harold Adams
C. Redford Christianson
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Reoschishansons Cose
Eters
Carrie
Estes
Ipisaegia
Dto
Ss Sarkis
Eels
Teen Ee Parks
Enna Levyn
Ease Erees Thayer
Asses Ames
Daley
D. Ring
Putton
Farrell
Victor Heiser
Philippines
Rockefeller Foundation
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Bowdoin College
National Association of American
Alice Maxwell
Pork Point
Julia Mountfort
Mobile
Ala
Coffin
Heiser
Esther Averill
Boston Authors’ Club
Worcester
Averill
Antoinette Wood
Brookline
Richard Young
Harold Lyden
Ted Earl
Joe Robinson
Harold Mel Howe
Lance Cooper
Charles
Adith Wood
Hattie Andros
Mal B. Kendall
Tage
Old Orchard
Jessie Ames
Cadillac Mountain
Acadia Park
Chasles Walter
Kemmet Sq
Walter Furbush
Lynn
John Raymond
Georgetown
Earl Browne
Ruth Jones
Nova Scotia
Clara Hardie
Esther Brown
Springfield
Earl Brown
Helen Britt
George Cutler
John Purington
Ella
Pearl Raymond
Sybil Briery
Erla
Hagel
Elsie
Charles Houghton
West Medford
Jessie Blackman
R. A. Dickinson
Courtney Nealey
Dorothy Dickinson
Emma Ferguson
Bill Hatch
H. Austin_Locke
Columbia
Tonite
Ross Alexander
Anita Louise
Fred Pact Lawyer
Ree Caves
Wendy Barrie
James Stewart
Road Gang
Donald Woods
Spencer Tracy
Ted Healey