Surprise Shower for Evelyn Steen at Park Street Home
A Thursday evening surprise party and personal shower honored Miss Evelyn Steen for her upcoming marriage to Perley Ater of Ohio. The couple will wed on December 28 and live with Miss Steen’s father at 25 Park Street after a honeymoon. Local guests, gifts, games, music, and refreshments followed.
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Aubrey Steen
Park Street
Miss Evelyn Steen
Perley Ater
Ohio
Miss Steen
Steen
Miles Hagan
Mr. Ater
Thomas O. Steen
Ater
Bath
Carlton Bridge
Bartlett Smith
Elbridge R. Wright
Phyllis Wright
Nate Young
Anna Severin
Helen Jones
Mina Snipe
Georgie Johnson
Helen Benney
John W. Gilmore
Perley R. Ater
Ruth Evelyn Steen
25 Park Street
John
Laura
Chambers) Ater
Little Hocking, O
Alberta A. (Cain) Steen
James McLaughlin
Willow Street
Stearns Scott
Edward Daley
John Atwood
Addison Pendleton
Lincoln Street
James Clappison
Clifford Wilband
Charles Walsh
Social Evening Hosts Include Many Local Families
Mrs. Edwin R. Andrews and guests shared a supper party at High Street with Commander Guysbert B. Vroom and families from Lewiston Syracuse Waltham and Boothbay Harbor. Other visits included Emma Willard students in New York and locals moving to Lisbon Falls with updates on club events and holiday plans.
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Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
Guysbert B. Vroom
Thomas J. Casey
Fondville Tedder
LeRoy Honsinger
Roger Nickerson
Ralph Warren
Edwin H. Given
Ralph G. Stetson
Clinton D. Wilson
Constance Grange
Harry F. Morin
William Partington
Alonzo Harriman
George Spofford
Lewiston
E. I. Chapin
Syracuse
N. Y
St Marys Grace church guild hosts Christmas party with gifts
St Marys Grace church guild held its annual Christmas party at the parish house Tuesday night. Members exchanged numbered gifts from a decorated tree and shared jokes, sandwiches, cream pies, coffee, and candy. Miss Elizabeth Butterfield, Wheaton College freshman, will visit her parents in Granite Street after arriving Thursday for vacation.
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House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Elizabeth Butterfield
Wheaton College
Norton
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Granite Street
Central Church
John Shaw
High School 1EAC Opens Season With Saturday Games
The Y high school league announces a 10 game schedule starting Dec 21 with Freshmen Browns facing Sophomore Golds at 1 PM and Freshmen Grays meeting Sophomore Silvers at 1 45. Morse Juniors meet Freshmen Oranges at 2 36 as rounds determine a best of three championship.
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St Marys Defeats Beacon to Lead First Round Standings
St Mary's moved to seven straight wins by beating Beacon Tuesday night, virtually sealing the first round title in the church league. Elm beat Central, Winter edged Peoples, and Winnegance topped Wesley in a busy slate as Winter Street peered at a possible matchup next.
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Eell
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Stover
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Suit Against Bath Iron Works Dragged Through Testimony
The Bath Iron Works dispute centers on a $50 000 bill for services tied to naval vessel contracts in 1932 and 1933. Homer testified that his claims relied on memory and a secretary’s diary after reviewing plans and efforts to secure Navy approval.
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Maine Supreme Court
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Augusta
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Carroll
Navy
Specifications Weigh In On Navy Contract Case
The testimony centers on a Navy paymaster general and other department officials amid a bitter dispute over a $50,000 contract with Homer and a Wilmington firm. Bath Iron Works built the destroyer Dewey launched last August while Judge John A. Peters presided over the jury seated by foreman John H. Callahan of Lewiston.
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Department
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Oriri G. Murfin
Samuel M. Robinson
Homer
Nyé
Newell
Washington
Bath Iron Works
Dewey
John A. Peters
John H. Callahan
Lewiston
Homer’s Specifications Drive $100000 Suit vs Bath Iron Works
Arthur P. Homer, naval architect of Washington, sues Bath Iron Works Inc. in Portland federal court seeking 50000 dollars for professional services, claiming his work helped secure two navy destroyer contracts including the Dewey. He alleges meetings with Navy officials and White House influence led to awards despite payment refusals.
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Portland
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Bath
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Newell
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Admiral Peoples
Bath Company
White House
McIntyre
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Murfin
and Peoples
Gardiner P. T. W. card club dissolves after 1896 founding
The P. T. W. club, Gardiner's oldest card club founded in 1896 with a weekly meeting tradition, was dissolved last Thursday. The initials origin story comes from W. J. Landers of the Reporter Journal who challenged members to decipher a title. Mrs. G. T. Haley won by guessing Play to Win, earning a year of the Journal free, and the name was official in 1901.
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Baltimore man visits hosts as new home site chosen
John W. Williams of Baltimore Maryland returned home after staying overnight with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewalld on Washington Street. Williams and his wife plan a summer home at Small Point Beach and selected the site this week. The road to the area has just been completed.
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High Street
Providence, R. I
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Mrs. Trott
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
New York City
Richard Quick
New York
Capt. Quick
West Baton Rouge
Port Arthur
Texas
Providence
R. I
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Worcester
Mass
Graham Blandy
Nate Young
Elm Street
Young
David N. Heald
John W. Davis
Phippsburg Center
John William
John W. Williams
Baltimore
Arthur Sewalld
City Notes Include Sewer Survey and Yuletide Plans
L D Nisbet of Nisbet and Griffin Portland engineers is in the city to survey the Hyde sewer and estimate the cost to tie it to the Gaudett sewer. A Christmas tree will illuminate Beacon Street church lawn with community singing on Christmas Eve. Bath letters color Maine Public Health Christmas Seal drive. Bath quotas set at 355. Morse high to stage Huck Finn play December 20. Various club and civic notices on elections licenses, concerts, and bridge-tickets.
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Morse High School
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Woolwich
Cummington Inn
Cummington
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Boston
Pittsfield
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Nisbet & Griffin, Inc
Portland Engineers
Hyde
Beacon Street Church
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Bath
Pine Tree Bulletin
Maine Public Health Association
Edward C. Rolfe
John H. Hyde
Augusta
Frank E. Freeman
Bulletin
Memory Lane
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Huckieberry Finn
National Tuberculosis Association
Bridgton Hosts Winter Carnival As Ski Trail Built
Bridgton Chaifiber of Cothmerte joins Maine Winter Sports association and plans a January winter carnival. The program includes a ski and trail event with a 1% mile course from Mt. Pleasant.
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Cothmerte
Maine Winter Sports Association
Bridgton
Mt. Pleasant
Antlers Lead Bowling Standings With New Team Total
Feit’s Antlers strengthened their grip on first place in the Hibs Bowling league after a day’s play, as they added seven of eight points. Jay Povich’s Eleven O’Clocks fell to second, while Les Plant’s 336 and Tom Conley’s Lecturers 458 set new records. Al Thayer 315 and Jay Povich 309 also topped 300.
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Hibs
Jay Povich
Royal Les
Matty” Povich
Les Plant
Roy Richter
Tom Conley
Plant
al Thayer
YMCA Notes Highlight Holiday Membership and Weekend Play
The YMCA promotes year long value of membership as a Christmas gift for boys. Saturday features 24 teams across Grammar School, High School, Intermediate and Church leagues with multiple games at 9 11 and 3 15. National Council reports 55 countries with about 2 million members across 10,744 associations.
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Y.m.c.a.council
Y.M.C.A
Pardon Sought for Ex-Sheriff in Maine Case
Mrs. Henderson seeks clemency for former Sagadahoc county sheriff, who left Portland after his sentence for Lewisburg. He has been ill and in an infirmary, with limited duties since joining the prison. Action must be taken this week or he faces transfer to a federal hospital in Springfield, Missouri.
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Springfield
Lewisburg
Hadassah Chapter Holds Chanukah Party in Lewiston Auburn
The Lewiston Auburn Junior Hadassah chapter meets at Beth Jacob synagogue for a business session followed by a Chanukah party. Jeannette Gottesfeld talks on holiday significance as gifts exchange and humorous verse. Rose Scolnik wins games prize. Frnser Guerwitz Gottesfeld host social hour. Text meeting set for three weeks.
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Lewiston-Auburn
Hadassah
Beth Jacob
Jeannette Gottesfeld
Rose Scolnik
Sylvia Frnser
Celia Guerwitz
Gottesfeld
Birthday Echoes for Two Longtime Friends
Farmingdale resident Miss Hannah N Seavey celebrated her 95th birthday on Friday the 18th with smiles from friends and neighbors and birthday calls while Gardiner native marking 85 years enjoyed similar wishes from local well wishers.
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Hannah N. Seavey
Farmingdale
Iday
Gardiner
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