St Marys Church Morning Wedding Held at Waterville
Mrs Alphone Ce Cormier hosted a reception at 364 Front Street after the ceremony at St Marys Church. Miss Jane Cyr of Waterville wore yellow with a white orchid while bridesmaids Alma Swan and Rachel Partridge from Brunswick wore blue and Nile green and carried bouquets. The groom, son of Mrs Bridget Cyr, recently discharged from naval service, is a Waterville High School graduate. The article notes a continuation on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cyr
Waterville
St Tha
Naval Air Base
Brunswick
Bridget Cyr
Albert Cyr
Lebel elected president of Brotherhood of Labor Workers Inc
Arthur J. Lebel, 34, of Richmond, former Woolwich resident, won the presidency at the 40-Press annual union election, tallying 547 votes. Ralph A. Mulligan received 339, Fred E. Dick 330, and Howard R. Dodge 43. Herman F. Coombs was reelected vice president, and other officers were chosen as results were announced with a recount planned in the secretary race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lebel
Richmond
Woolwich
Workers, Inc
Lee,& Welder
CIO
Industrial Union of Marine’and Shipyard Workers of America
Lebel
Ralph A. Mulligan
Hullside
Brunswick
Brotherhood
Fred E. Dick
Auburn
Howard R. Dodge
Bath
Herman F. Coombs
Thomas F. Glynn
Edward F. Mayo, Jr
Mayo
Arthur H. Colby
Louis Cole
Ralph E. Blakeney
Donald Stewart
Blakeney
Stewart
Melvin Savage
Arthur C. Parker
Lisbon Falls
Carl G. French
Linwood Eames
Carroll Witham
Republican Victory Hoped As Quimby Predicts Strong Vote
Republican city committee chairman Fred W. Quimby voiced optimism about a straight party win on election day. He cited financial strength of the incumbent, claimed no tax increase if re elected, and noted limited split ballots amid a rally for Memorial hospital benefit meeting at 8 pm in the Common Council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Memorial Hospital
Co’ S
Fred W. Quimby
Republican City Committee
Eee Rogers
Eee Rogers," Mr. Quimby
Quimby
Rogers
Sheriff Messenger Seeks renomination in Sagadahoc June primaries
Sheriff Charles W. Messenger announces he will seek renomination in the June Republican primaries. He has served Sagadahoc County for ten years and asks supporters to back his past faithful and honest record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Messenger
Pope
Messenger
Sagadahoc County
Farmers Meeting at Good Will Hall Woolwich
A Friday morning session at Good Will Hall Woolwich begins at 10 30 to promote extension work in agriculture and home economics under Convent C L Eastman. Topics cover remodeling Maine farmhouses insulation materials and related remodeling plans for both men and women with afternoon talks on price trends the dairy cycle and near term outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Hall
Woolwich
Eoolve
C. L. Eastman
Maine
Governor Horace Hildreth aims for a second term in Maine
Augusta February 27 Governor Horace Hildreth announced his bid for re election citing a record of progress. He highlights increased salaries for state workers veterans aid including cash bonuses and a Maine style revolving fund and pledges continued progressive, democratic governance if nominated and re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Horace Hildreth
G.I. Ocof Nts
Veterans’ Affairs
Nebraska
Maine
Interesting Speaker at Rotary Luncheon
How ard Mayo led the Rotary Club program and introduced H. F. Bardwell of Vineyard Haven Massachusetts as a district sales manager for a Philadelphia chemists firm. Bardwell described the shift from old time undertakers to modern funeral directors trained through college courses and exams. He spoke on business challenges and shared anecdotes about life on Vineyard Haven and its seafaring characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Howard Mayo
H. F. Bardwell
Bardwell
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Barnacle Club
Red Cross Drive in Bath Sets 1946 Goal at 12525
Bath chapter launches 1946 Red Cross campaign with a $12,525 target split into a $5,525 national quota and a $7,000 local share. Douglas Dearborn chairs the drive, with Rev. Louis A. Dole noting postwar needs and expanding local service, nursing, and hospital support. The effort aims to exceed the minimum quota through oversubscription as in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bath
Ued
Woolwich farmer Frank R. Bailey announces county race
Frank R. Bailey of Woolwich declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the June primaries. A former Woolwich selectman and state Milk Control Board appointee, he cites regional representation and local governance experience as qualifications. A stray note adds that a caterpillar has nearly four times as many muscles as a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. R. Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
Bailey
Bath
Kennebec River
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Mr. Bailey
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Sewall
State Milk Control Board
Board of County Commissioners
Fourth Quarter Conference At Wesley Church
The District Superintendent Herbert F. Aldrich preached on The Man on the Cross at Wesley Church. The fourth quarterly conference praised the reports, elected new trustees and officers, and listed committee assignments and church activities with many named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Herbert F. Aldrich
Victor Paquet
William Eugene Besaw
Lloyd Daley
Herbert L. Hopkins
William E. Besaw
George J. Hopkins
Margaret King
World Service
Seneca Conley
Andrew M. Butterfield
Nan Brown
William Coombs
Robert Gordon
Stanley Hunter
W.S.C.S
Earle B. Lermond
Willard McLean
Vinal King
Merle Niles
Communion Stewart
Charles Osborne
Elnora Oliver
Mabel Paquet
Llewellyn Rogers
Caroline Rogers
John Sampson
Charles Shepard
William Temple
Wilfred Trott
Eugene Upham
E. E. Whittemore
Albert Whitney
Fred Weeks
Margaret Burns
John Stewart
Lilje Niles
Robert S. Gordon
Walter F. Day
Katherine Upham
Eugene
Jane Niles
Jennie Walker
Board of Missions
Edward M. Butterfield
Barbara Hartsgrove
Jane
Bath city reduces bonded debt and considers school plan
The Bath city council announced a $30 541 15 reduction in bonded debt for the year ended Jan 31 1945 and reported no floating debt. A wide scale school improvement program was urged with plans costing about 400 000 and reports noted current budget overdrafts and tax collections exceeding the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Upper High Street
Loring Addison
Edwin R. Andrews
Board of Education
Donald D. Young
Mr. Young
Poor Department
Richard Frates
Addison
Huse
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New Hampshire
Cigee
Epping-Durham High Center
N. H
John
Ofter
Crlaly
Marta Gracy
University of New Hampshire
International Soundphoto
Ite
John Crosby
Hilltop
Durham
Inc. Shilch Caretakr
Philip Ht
Charles Er
Durhanee Oe
Holland
W Benford
Cement
Shiloh
Holy Godey
the Kingdom, Inc
ST. Mary's Church
Cormier
Weds Gaseke Cyr
Mon Karmonn
Famous Brands Men's Wear
Front Street
Cmrman
Quiaby
Sheriff
Charles W. Mesenger
Ole Bunny
J. Horace McClure
Repub
Prima
Hildreth
Rotary
Vineyard Haven, Mass
Council
James A. Gillies, Jr
City of Bath
Bath Board of Education
Alfred G. Reeks
Neal
High Street
Rath
Leroy Coly
Drummond Street
Walter C. Rogers
Boy Scouts
City Hall
Alex Burgess
Center Street
Studebaker
Bath Auto Company Co. F. Cummings
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