Marriage Announcement of Miss Margaret Ogilvie Magoun
Society notes report the February 11 wedding of Miss Margaret Ogilvie Magoun to Ensign Harold Clark Strong Jr. in Boston. Guests included the Magouns, relatives, and numerous Boston and Bath residents. gowns were by Sally Milgrim and several attendees traveled from New York and Boston for the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wigon
Milgrim
New York
Sally Milgrim
Garland School of Homemaking
Boston
Nancy Hyde
J. G
Edmund A. Hoggard
Grace Church
Ethel Wright
Mrs Alkazin Returns From Alabama and Trips
Mrs David Y Alkazin of Washington street has returned after a two week visit in Alabama with her son Corporal David Y Alkazin Jr in the U S Army Air Corps. She also visited Washington D C and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wiggin
York Street
Brookline
Mass
William I. Tait
Beacon Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
David White
Joan Shottlier
David Y. Alkazin
Washington Street
Alabama
Corp
David Y. Alkazin, Jr
U.S.A
Wedding of Miss Melba Packard and Richard Quint
The wedding occurred Saturday afternoon at five in the Beacon Street Methodist parsonage with Miss Melba Packard and Richard J. Quint of Canton and Joliet as the couple. Bride’s family hosted a reception at 17 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Packard
Beacon Street
Augusta
Livermore Falls
Kenneth L. Mann
Janys
Marla
Melba Louise Packard
Richard John Quint
Joliet
Ill
Grace Conant
Packard
Melba L. Packard
R. N
Richard J. Quint
Canton and
Cecil Quint
Canton
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Richard M. Packard
University of Maine
Beverly Packard
Residents disperse and visit relatives across several states
Mrs. Herbert E. Worrey sells her Washington street home to Bernard Presley of Woolwich and travels with family to Framingham Taunton and Hartford to visit kin. Others head to Boston, Skowhegan, and at a dog show Kiel the hound wins ribbons. local residents host soldiers and attend social events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Bernard Presley
Woolwich
Worrey
Harry Carroll
Framingham
Mass
Eugene Worrey
Taunton
Roger Worrey
Hartford, Conn
R. C. Samartin
Hyde Park Terrace Welcomes Tenants as Homes Multiply
Hyde Park Terrace on Center Street extension fills with new residents and activity. S. M. Werner says by March 1 well over 100 units will be occupied while civilian defense setup begins. Notable movers include Bernard Knight and Navy civilian families. A baby arrival and staff moves mark progress at the new Federal housing project.
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Hyde Park Terrace
Federal Housing Project
Center Street
S. M. Werner
Charles W. Plummer
Drayton Road
Werner
Bernard A. Knight
Augusta
Knight
Thelma Littlefield
Morse High School
Pamela Hollingsworth
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Navy Department
Donald R. Boss
Lloyd A. Perry
Leon P. Piascik
Elbridge B. Woods
Clifton Morong
M. Barr
Boston
Madeline E. Merchant
Brunswick
E. C. Field of
Arrowsie
B. Burnell
R. H. Prince
Portsmouth
N. H
Bradford Returns From Belfast Visit
Roy Bradford arrived back with his parents Mr and Mrs Percy Bradford after a trip to Belfast highlighting family travel in the local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bradford
Belfast
Mrs
Percy Bradford
Smith Applegate Smith Wedding in Washington Home
Miss Alice Applegate daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Applegate of Washington D C united with Alden Grover Smith son of Prof and Mrs Warren Smith of Oak Park Ill in a Tuesday night ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Duncan McInnes on Pear Street Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated. The bride wore midnight blue crepe and was attended by Lydia Smith. Best man was Duncan McInnes. The groom has ties to Lend Lease in Washington and will soon go to Australia as coordinator of Lend Lease affairs. he is a Bowdoin graduate and former Bath Trust Co officer and Elks leader. The couple planned to depart for Washington that night after an informal buffet hosted by Mrs Clarence E Johnson.
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Alice Applegate
Roscoe Applegate
Washington, D. C
Alden Grover Smith
Warren Smith
Oak Park
Duncan McInnes
Pear Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Lydia Smith
Smith
Iowa
Washington
American University of Washington
Washington College of Music
Australia
Dominion
United States
Bowdoin College
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Bath
Bath Trust Co
Board of Education
Overseers of the Poor
Colonial Club
Bath Country Club
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bowdoin
All- Maine
Morse High
Securities and Exchange Commission
Lend-Lease Commission
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
Prenatal Origin of Deathless Yale Line Debated
Julian Mason cites Yale alumnus Charles Cushing about who coined the famous line For God for Country and for Yale. Cushing recalls writing college verse and suggests he originated the closing couplet, with debate over its exact wording and origin lingering in Bath Maine and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Julian Mason
New York
Small Point
Charles Cushing
Bath
Maine
the Cushing
Westminster School
Jane Cushing
Masters
Dobbs Ferry
Near
Cane
Panama
United States Navy
Bath Iron Works
God
Country
Sheffeld Phelps
Eighty- Six
David C Dickson Talks At Central Church Men’s Club Meeting
David C Dickson of Bath Iron Works spoke to the Central Church Men’s Club on U S O cooperation and wartime fundraising. He cited Bath Iron Works employees raising 12775 for defense bonds and the plant earning the Navy’s E for Excellence for ship production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Club of
Central Church
Howard M. Steen
Maynard Brown
Raymond C. Small
Donald Hopkins
Linwood Haynes
David C. Dickson
Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Social United Service Organization
U.S. O
Y.M.C. A
Salvation Army
Defense
The
Iron Works
Secretary of Navy
Knox
Radio Experts Sought for Civilian Defense Jobs
U S Employment Office in Bath seeks radio engineers and operators for Civil Service posts in war production. Openings pay from 1620 to 3200 dollars with potential rise to 6500 for engineers. positions located outside New England. Apply locally or through U S offices in Boston or the Civil Service Examiners in the Post Office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Front Street
Bath
John T. Walsh
Walsh
Civil Service
U.S.E.S
First U. S. Civil Service District
Federal Building
Boston
Board of Civil Service Examiners
New England
Augusta City Council Frames War Finance Move
At the February meeting the Augusta City Government unanimously passed an order directing the city treasurer to invest all permanent trust funds in defense bonds. Alderman Paul Williamson said about $100,000 is currently in savings banks awaiting placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Paul Williamson
Williamson
Gaudreau Family Visiting Dover Kin This Week
Mr and Mrs Edward L Gaudreau Jr and their son Edward L Gaudreau III of Dover New Hampshire are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Edward L Gaudreau Sr on Upper Washington Street for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Gaudreau
Dover, N. H
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