Shower for Miss Ferralyn Roberts in Currier apartments
Mrs. Kirk G. Roberts hosted a surprise shower at 21 North Street Currier apartments for her prospective sister in law Miss Ferralyn Romaine Roberts wedding to Thyri Sewell Robbins of this city on Valentine’s night. Guests from this city and Auburn attended. gifts were given amid Valentine decorations and a cobweb theme. A birthday cake and presents honored Mrs. J. C. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk G. Roberts
Currier
North Street
Ferralyn Romaine Roberts
Thyri Sewell Robbins
Gladys Davies
Anne King
William Leask
William Paisley
Beulah Pratt
Melville H. Robbins
Chester A. Roverts
Arenie Seelkins
Lucinda Sprague
Mary Sprague
Thurl Wilson
Winsor Wilson
Gwendolyn Wilson
J. C. Wilson
L E. Wilson Ell
Auburn
Raymond Clark Xu Alina. Goss
Registrants Volunteer for Selective Service in 1940
The county board lists two registrants who volunteered for service and were classified 1-A. Beth men and George Withaps resided at 654 High Street and 34 Deering, with notes of their status and assignments. The document records local board actions dated October 16, 1940, noting some individuals remaining 4-A while others are 1-A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urals
Sinetise
Itary
Ianeek Tabla
Ssutistitat
High Street
Elemte
Wallen
Ghiarl
Weg
Jine
Hmvie Tees
Valentine Party At Sebasco Estates For Miss Wilson
Miss Glenda J. Wilson and her brother Chester Wilson hosted a Valentine party Thursday afternoon at their Sebasco Estates home in Phippburg. Edna York Victor Wallace Jr and James York attended along with Lorna York Robert York Margaret Wallace Eaton Jefferson and Harriet Wallace. Mrs Sewall Percy of Portland died Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda J. Wilson
Chester Wilson
Sebasco Estates
Phippburg
Edna York
Victor Wallace, Jr
James York
Lorna York
Robert York
Margaret Wallace
Eaton Jefferson
Harriet Wallace
Rotary club hears city finances and debt hopes
Donald D. Young city treasurer spoke to the Rotary Club at Hotel Sedgwick about city finances. He noted Mayor Haskell’s wish to cut debt by 50,000 but constraints limited progress. Tax collections rose with back taxes over 25,000 and overall collection efficiency up from 6 to 40 percent, while past large bills forced the administration to pay about 15,000 plus other losses. He urged funding for old school buildings and new schools next year. Dominique Tardif presided. musical highlights included a duet by Pete Carberry and George Wolstenholme. Ralph W. Pinkham, manager of the Opera House, joined the Rotary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Young
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Haskell
Dominique Tardif
Pete Carberry
George Wolstenholme
Tre Bus
Winenenbach
Ralph W. Pinkham
Fir Opera House
Frank Vernet
Memberbop
Flevor
Fouilton Rotary Cliob
Bath Couple Observes Silver Anniversary
A Bath couple celebrated their silver anniversary on Sunday with friends and family visiting from Bethel and Bath. Mrs Fuller and her husband, married February 16, 1916, previously hosted a ceremony by George Malcolm Chahaim and later resided in Bath. The celebration included gifts of a cake and money, with daughter Mrs Robert Rose in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fuller
Troy
Uieti
Poudler
George Malcolm Chahaim
Vr Pulier
Bethelmm
Mary
Fuller
Robert Rose
Rose
Purtsiuuin
St Barnabas Guild Hosts Prizes at Nurses Meeting
St Barnabas Guild members and guests gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Charles M Tubbs home for games with prizes won by Mrs Joseph Hecht and Miss Mary Mackitchie. A white elephant sale is planned for March 13 at Grace Church parish house. Officers include Miss Josephine Moore president and Mrs Albert H McMann vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Th Thompson
Joseph Hecht
Mary Mackitchie
St. Barnabus Guuld
Charles M. Tubbs
Hog Plan
Harold W. de
A Ti?sewall
Turbes
Grace Ehurch Parish House
Josephine Moore
Albert H. McMann
William S. Blair
Robbins Roberts wedding ceremony Friday evening
Miss Ferralyn Romaine Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester A Roberts married Thurl Sewell Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Melville H Robbins Friday evening at 8 30 in the bride's home Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated in a single ring ceremony The room was decorated with mixed flowers A reception for 50 followed The couple both graduates of Morse high school class of 1937 The groom will report for a year of service with the Selective Service Board and works as a machinist The bride plans private nursing in Augusta The couple left for a wedding trip in dusty pink corduroy and blue with gray fur trim and navy accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferralyn Romaine Roberts
Chester A. Roberts
High Street
Thurl Sewell Robbins
Melville H. Robbins
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Miss Roberts
George A. Churchill
Thur Wilson
Mildred Murphy
Presque Isle
Augusta General Hospital
Miss Murphy
Leon E. Robbins
Bath
Thurl Wilson
Kirk G. Roberts
Mary Sprague
Gladys Davies
William Leask
Winsor Wilson
Morse High School
Robbins
Selective Service Board
No. 1
Sagadahoc County
Federal Building
Portland
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Sagadahoe Rod, Gun and Skeet Club
Roberts
Children’s Hospital
State Hospital
Concord
N. H
Augusta
J. C. Wilson
Auburn
Gwendolyn Wilson
Edwin Hooper
Henry H. Gautier
L. E. Wilson
Cony Mce- Curdy
Winifred Hinkley
Edris Thayer
Sacred Heart Circle Honors Daughters at Annual Banquet
Reverend Joseph E. McCarthy of Portland and State Regent Mrs. Madelyn McFarlane will join as honored guests at the Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella annual banquet in Hotel Sedgwick. Waterville’s Miss Mary Barron national treasurer, Brunswick’s Rev. R A Martineau, Bath’s Rev. James Burke, Portland’s Mrs Lucienne Beauregard, and Junior Daughters president Miss Helen Cormier will also attend. Banquet starts at 6 30 PM Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. McCarthy
Portland
Maine
Madelyn McFarlane
Waterville
Mary Barron
Lucienne Beauregard
Brunswick
R. A. Martineau
Bath
James Burke
Helen Cormier
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Hotel Sedgwick
Public Health Institute Set for Boston April Dates
The eleventh New England Health Institute will be held at the Hotel Statler in Boston on April 2, 3 and 4 with themes on Public Health in National Defense. Health departments from all New England states join with the United States Public Health Service the Labor Department's Children's Bureau and regional health groups to present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Health Institute
Hotel Statler
Boston
New England
United States Public Health Service
United States Department of Labor Children’s Bureau
New England Tuberculosis Association
Massachusetts Public Health Association
The
Central Health Council
Ryan Cressey marriage returns filed in city clerk's office
The marriage of Edward H. Ryan and Eileen Cressey, both residents of this city, was recorded after a February 14 ceremony performed by Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt. Ryan is the son of Edward H. Ryan of Liberty and the late Verna Ryan, while Cressey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Cressey of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Ryan
Bath Street
Eileen Cressey
Ashington Street
John W. Gilmore
Frederick P. Moffatt
Liberty
Verna Ryan
Excellent Lincoln Day Program in G A R Hall
A lively Lincoln day program was hosted Wednesday in G A R hall by Ernest Edgar Kateon Auxiliary U S W V. Mrs Edward Clancy opened the event with remarks and the Swain Brothers orchestra provided music. Several performances followed including songs dances and a two act play The Wedding Anniversary directed by Mrs Bina E Staples with cast members including Mrs Arthur R Douglas Mrs Anna Swain and Miss Jean Crocker. Remarks honored February holidays and the Maine sinking anniversary with benediction by Sgt Wesley H Lemont. Guests from nearby camps attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Ernest Edgar Kateon
U.S. W.V
Edward Clancy
United States Army
Alaska
Melvin D. Whitlam
Alice Blue
Catherine Crocker
Norma Hill
Mr. Whitlam
Bina E. Staples
Arthur R. Douglas
Anna Swain
J. Edward Burns
Herman N. Wright
Jean Crocker
Louise Huston
Pauline Ouellette
Ouellette
Whitlam
Clancy
Maine
Sgt. Lemont
Clark Leslie
George O. Hubbard
Brunswick
Stephens-Williams Wedding in Peabody Massachusetts
A Bath area woman Ina Martha Williams married George M Stephens in Peabody Massachusetts on February 11. The bride works as a bookkeeper for Hall & Hunt and is visiting Lynn before the ceremony. The couple will reside in Philadelphia where Stephens works in the docking department at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Martha Williams
Bath
George M. Stephens
Philadelphia
Peabody
Mass
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Bath Iren
Lewis-Quinnam Marriage Returns Filed in City Clerk Office
Marriage returns for Paay Ward Lewis of Wiscasset and Phyllis Bernice Quinnam of Wiscasset were received by City Clerk John W Gilmore. They wed February 15 at Rev. Charles M. Tubbs's 395 High Street residence. The groom is son of Carl R. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis of Wiscasset. The bride is daughter of Harold Quinnam and the late Vinnie Smith Quinnam of Wiscasset. Arthur Sarkis and Jack McCarthy from Fort Williams visited Mrs. Sadie Sarkis at 745 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paaysell Ward Lewis
Wiscasset
Phyllis Bernice Quinnam
John W Gilmore
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Carl R. Lewis
Wis Cassel
Lawis
Harold Quinnam
Wiscassel
Vinnie Smith Quinnam
Arthur Sarkis
Jack McCarthy
Fort Williams
Mr. Sarkis
Sadie Sarkis
Middle Street
Just Arrived Iowa Horses And Real Estate Offers
Multiple classified style notices with livestock prices and property for sale. Listings include Iowa horses, weights 2800 to 4200 lbs, contact Leon A Luddwiz of Newcastle, phone 135 2-20-11p. Also a brick 100-year-old house with guest house in Myrtle Beach priced at 1750.00 with easy terms, owner Preston L Wright. Vet Dr H N Eames in Brunswick. Real estate contact Fred B Reed Co Stanley E Wallace Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Leon
Luddwiz
Newcastle
Preston L. Wright
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Lincoln Day program and community notices in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham sixth graders hosted a Lincoln Day program with Brice McEwen announcing and participants including Phyllis Brown Louise McKenzie Frank Tome Ross Dodge Edward Feni more and Brice McEwen. A 50 attendee lumber jack supper celebrated the National PTA Founding at Knights of Pythias hall with a varied program led by Mrs Frank Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice McEwen
Phyllis Brown
Louise McKenzie
Frank Tome
Ross Dodge
Edward Fenimore
Fred Leavitt
Knights of Pythias Hall
National Parent Teacher Association
Ralph McEwen
Frank Heath
Don Nichols
Lewiston
Norman Rowe
Chester Purington
George Rowe
Charles Hackett
Pearl Raymond
Jessie Ames
Ida Fowle
George Brown
William Valentine
Reginald Dore
Ernest Lancaster
Richard Denham
Earl Hatch
Heath
Selectmen's
Grammar School
James Reed
Valentine
Mabel Heath
Annie Fides
Malcolm Hatch
William Prindall
Mildred Temple
Louise Allen
Pauline Tome
Bishop School
School Improvement League
Zina Maxwell
Neil Bishop
Main Street
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Leavitt
George Cutler
Frank Siegars
Clara Fogg
William Rogge
Ralph Purington
Alfred Johnson
Portland
Jefferson School
Eleanor Jones
Henry Cornish
Emily Rideout
Farm Bureau
K. of P. Hall
Mary Wright
Augusta
Penney Memorial
Bishop
Methodist Ladies Aid
Karl Hatch
Margaret Foley
Iarold Hackett
Presque Isle
Worster
Hallowell
Wilford Jones
Wallace Hunter
Irving Prindall
Clarence Blackmon
R. A. Dickinson
Waterville
Hall
Daniel Craney
Bath
Emma
Mary Denham
Harold Cheney
Portsmouth Navy Yard worker returns to Portsmouth after weekend visit
Frank Sylvester employed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard returned to Portsmouth New Jersey on Monday after spending the weekend with Mrs Sylvester at her parents home on Washington Street Mr and Mrs Frank Lemont were hosts during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sylvester
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. J
Reservations sold out for Mid-Winter Frolic by Lions Club
All Friday night reservations for the Lions Club Mid-Winter Frolic at Hotel Sedgwick are exhausted announced by L Eugene Thebeau chairman of the ticket committee. Attendance will exceed 200 including members their wives and other guests. The weekly meeting moved from Wednesday to Thursday to allow hotel decorating. Luced decorating chief Henry O Trowbridge and Lions John Leonard Duncan McInnes arranged extensive decor. A feature is a floor show by Boston talent produced by Lion Bria Jewett with the Lions Club orchestra led by Clif Leeman Francis McPherson Joe Avery Percy Leeman and Raleigh Gagnon. Mrs William S Newell and Mrs Seth S Mullin plan a New York City Opera trip followed by a Florida motor tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hotel Sedgwick
L. Eugene Thebeau
Henry O. Trowbridge
John Leonard
Duncan McInnes
Boston
Lion “Bria” Jewett
Clif Leeman
Francis McPherson
Joe Avery
Percy Leeman
Raleigh Gagnon
Fenton Brothers
Mr and Mrs Louis M Silverman Return Home
Mr and Mrs Louis M Silverman have returned home after spending a few days in Portsmouth New Hampshire and Boston, according to family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Silverman
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Wilton youth visits Doherty household for overnight stay
Jesse Sabin of Wilton spent Monday as an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Doherty at their home on 26 Grove Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Sabin
Wilton
James Doherty
Grove Street
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Senter’'s, Inc
Dept
Cennon Guert
Stort
Chambrays
Marle Fleer Lemps
Senter’s, Inc
Mrs. Kirk G. Roberts
George William Page
William W. Hutchings
Sewall Percy
Mee Fuller
ST Barnabas Guild
Ryan-Cressey
Lincoln Day
Ernest Kateon
U.S.W.V
G.A.R. Hall
H. N. Eames
Harpswell St
Tel
Fred B Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front St. Bath
Bowdoinham
R.C.A
Radio
RCA
Armstrong
White Cross
Red Cross
R.C.A. Table Radio
A. D. Stetson & Son
Party of Bath Lions Club
William S. Newell
Seth S. Mullin
New York City
Jacksonville
Bla
Newell
Mullin
Florida
Tiuet Herbert ” Champ
James Olivia
Cagney
de Havilland
Rita Hayworth
Carole Lombard
Robert Montgomery
John Virginia Shelton © Grey
Range Busters
Peture Store
Libbety Pre
Darryl F. Zanuck
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