Powers M Manuss Wedding Monday
Miss Etta McManus daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold McManus of Tops ham and William H Powers Jr son of Mr and Mrs W H Powers of the Bath road Brunswick formerly of this city were married early Monday morning at a nuptial mass in St Charles church Brunswick by Rev Thomas Dunnagan. Plates laid for 35 at a wedding breakfast at the bridegroom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta McManus
Harold McManus
Topsham
William H. Powers, Jr
W. H. Powers
Bath Road
Brunswick
St. Charles’ Church
Thomas Dunnagan
Alice Powers
John Gallant
Bath
Brunswick High School
Powers
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Brunswick Road
Edward A. Footer
Eugene Foover
Raymond Powers
Eleanor P. Danforth
Jean L. Danforth
Social notes and classifieds from Belgrade Lakes outing and local sales
Miss Elizabeth Howard and Miss Dorothea Fulton return from Camp Wyconda Belgrade Lakes after two weeks. For sale Westinghouse lighting plant 32 volts 750 watts fully automatic. Nine room house and lot Kennebec area $1200. Lost tiger cat short haired white chin paws nose, last seen Woolwich Friday July 16. Reward offered. Contact Mrs Thomas Hagan Jr Tel 282-M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Howard
Norman W. Howard
Dorothea Fulton
Ernest T. Fulton
Camp Wyconda
Belgrade Lakes
Westinghouse Lighting Plant
Horton
Five Islands
Woolwich
Thomas Hagan, Jr
Second Mass Meeting for Bath Iron Works Men
The second mass meeting for Bath Iron Works Corp. employees, sponsored by the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers, Iron Ship Builders, Welders and Helpers of America, AF L affiliate, is set for Thursday evening at the Arcade hall 730. Speakers include Orlando Young of the International Brotherhood of Decorators and Painters Union and former Maine Federation of Labor president. R A Anderson of the International Association of Machinists will also attend from Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
R. A. Anderson
International Association of Machinists
Anderson
Providence
R. I
Yunckert
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makes
America
Feldspar Deposits Opened at Phippsburg
New high grade feldspar deposits are opened in Phippsburg. Victor Sprague of Topsham operates a mine on the William Bowie farm with three assistants. they have produced 60 to 70 tons sold to Ceramics Feldspar Co Bath. Louis Lowell opened a mine on the Wyman farm at Parker Head, and Eastern Mining Co considers handling the product. Ceramics Feldspar Co runs 24 hour shifts and ships nationwide to the Midwest. Maine product praised for high test quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Victor Sprague
Topsham
William Bowie
Cross Road
Small Point
Popham Beach
Ceramics Feldspar Co
Bath
Louis Lowell
Wyman
Parker Head
Eastern Mining Co
Middle West
Maine
Five Hillcroft girls camp at Cottage Park quest
Mrs Ruby N Robertson and Miss Barbara McDonough bring five Hillcroft Girls camp members to Cottage Park in Greene. The girls are Betty Wood June Wood Harriet Stetson Suzanne Stetson and Priscilla Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby N. Robertson
Barbara McDonough
Hillcroft
Greene
Cottage Park
Betty
June Wood
Harriet
Suzane Stetson
Priscilla Packard
Ray Palmer Returns to Bath After Years in Spain
Ray Palmer of the National City Bank of New York and his wife Mrs. Palmer arrived in Bath for a vacation after nearly fourteen years with a Barcelona branch. Ordered to Genoa in 1937 due to Spain turmoil, Palmer reports the revolt's impact on business and shares anecdotes on industrial conditions. He and his family will bring furniture as they travel between the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmer
National City Bank of New York
Barcelona
Spain
Palmer
Bath
Mr. Palmer
Palmers
Genoa
United States
James P. Ledyard
William B. Palmer
Owen J. Ledyard
Rene
Germany
National City Bank
New York
Howard C. Shepard
MacMahon Island
Maine
High Street
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Bath Independent Praised by Oregon Newspaper
The Bath Independent earns praise from Sheldon F. Sackett in Coos Bay Times praising its non sensational, community oriented content. He highlights society and club items, long retrospective notes, and a three column Bath illustration from the 1880s, plus a birthday toast and sparse advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Independent
Sheldon F. Sackett
Crow's Nest
Coos Bay
Charlotte S Hunting
Maine
Vermont
United States
Regional Meeting of Garden Clubs Draws Maine Delegates
Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon of Nequasset attended the Maine Federation of Garden Clubs regional meeting in Lakewood with District 4. Executives named districts. A. D. Nutting discussed Trees and Shrubs Around Your Home. Members toured Lakewood theatre and attended social events. Next meeting set for September at Bryant’s Pond. Several Camden participants visited the Camden Garden Club flower show. many residents and guests joined in local tours and a two week visit by Miss Emma L. Harvie of Providence and Miss Millie Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
Lakewood
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Hodgdon
State Federation
E. A. Robbins
Camden
P. G. Willey
Camden Garden Club
C. Stewart Oberton
West Rockport
Rockland Gereen Club
A.D. Nutting
University of Maine
Staples
Rumford
E. A. Garcelon
Auburn
Androstoggin
Androscoggin
Franklin
Oxford
Sagadahoc
Women’s Literary Union
Rangeley Lakes
Bethel
Bryant Pond
Bath
Topsham
Garden Lovers
Lakewood Theatre
E. F. Merrill
Madison Lake
T. E. Greenway
Skowhegan
Bryant's
Ponda
Camden Gardens
Ruth S. Hodgdon
Louis M. Silverman
Louise A. Bucknam
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
City
E. B. Clark
F. B. Clark, Jr
New Summer
Emma L. Harvie
Providence, R. L
William N. Harvie
Center Street
Millie Godwin
Providence
Bath couple wed in Friendship church ceremony
Miss Dorothy Burns daughter of Capt and Mrs Orrin Burns and Wendell Snowdeal both of Friendship married Thursday at the Friendship Methodist Episcopal church Rev William E Lewis officiating. The ceremony drew over 150 relatives and friends. The bride wore white lace over tulle net satin with Madonna lilies bouquet. Brides maid Elizabeth Winchenbaugh wore pink organdie with orchid blooms. Best man was William Grant. groomsman Llewellyn Oliver. Mrs Snowdeal is a South Portland High School class of ’29 graduate. The couple plan to live in New Bedford Mass after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dorothy Burns
Orrin Burns
Friendship
Wendell Snowdeal
Friendship Methodist Episcopal Church
William E. Lewis
Elizabeth Winchenbaugh
William Grant
Llewellyn Oliver
Snowdeal
South Portland High School
New Bedford
Mass
Otis Munroe
Turnercourt
Sophie Mikels
Ira Mikels
San Francisco
Washington social notes mention Hill and Newell visits
Miss Betty Hill of Washington DC visits Miss Mary Newell on Washington Street. Hill, daughter of Commander and Mrs Harry W Hill, stayed several months while her father served aboard the U S S Dewey in Bath. Commander Hill and Mrs Hill later moved to Newport Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hill
Washington, D. C
Mary Newell
Washington Street
Miss Hill
Harry W. Hill
Bath
U. S. S. Dewey. Com
Hill
Newport
R. I
Car collision injures Augusta resident near Dead Man's curve
Mrs. Harold Bowden of Augusta was injured when the Bowden sedan and Fred Peaslee of Worcester mass coupe collided on Dead Man's curve north of Brunswick. State Patrolman Harold Mitchell investigated. Bowden car demolished and Mrs Bowden treated locally then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bowden
Augusta
Fred Peaslee
Worcester
Mass
Bowden
Peaslee
Brunswick
Harold Mitchell
Bowdoinham
Pleasant Street
Ridge Road
Richmond County Road
George Hackett
James H. Ames
Albion
Howard Moody
Karl Hatch
Concord
Epping
N. H
Frank Siegars
Barbara
Boston
Charles Sherman
Cecil Poor
Hiram
Charles Hackett
Hattie O. Andros
Portland
J. S. Scott
John and
Willis
Baltimore
Phillip Rideout
Ernest Pease
Auburn
Pease
Cora Howard
St. Louis
Edward Wilson
Barbara Siegars
J. Robert Gardner
J.P. Card
Ernest
Waterville
Frank Barrows
Barrows
Gertrude Card
Phinney Coleman
Sadie Grant
Bath
Carl Heil
Joan
Ray Douglas
Buffalo
N. Y
Eva Rideout
Camden
Courtney Nealey
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Gould
Mary Webber
Elfreda Perkins
East Brunswick
Richmond Favor
Cutting
Margaret
Washington, D. C
Margaret Gile
Bertha Tibbetts
Richard Denham
Edith Wood
Frank King
Marion
Oquessoc
Florence
Hazel Roux
Fernandra
Fla
Gladys Frazer
New Jersey
Harvey Emerson
Hartford
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
Robert Gardner
Harold Stubbs
Charlotte
Ralph Bragdon
Marjorie
Richard
Buddy Harris
Harold Sawyer
Donald
Herbert
Maynard Hinckley
Gardiner
Red Cross Elects Leadership At 20th Bath Chapter Meeting
The Bath Chapter of the American Red Cross held its 20th anniversary annual meeting at Winter Street chapel. Harry L. Day was elected chairman, John F. Hunt vice chair, Charles C. Low treasurer, and Mrs. Ada Crockett secretary. The event featured a chicken supper and a program detailing nursing activities, civilian relief, and Junior Red Cross work, with Low reporting a total year ending June 30, 1937 of 11,680 in cash and varied disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross
Winter Street Chapel
Harry L. Day
Allan Spear
John F. Hunt
Charles C. Low
Ada Crockett
United States
Warren KE. Kershner
Langdon T. Snipe
J. Albert Redlow
Charles Do. Low
Thomass. Gibbons
Frank B. Nichols
Fred H. Kimball
Caroline Moses
Oliver Moses
Stella Dolloff
J. EB. Mayo
West Bath
William E. Palmer
Wilmer S. Voorhees
Seth S. Mullin
William H. Small
Henry W. Owen, Jr
William S. Newell
George J. Goodwin
Bernice MacDonald
James E. Lockery
Donald N. Small
Mary Newell
Herbert Calderwood
Roberta Manson
Arthur Sewall
Duncan Farrell
Harry Day
Winter Street Church
Jane Hyde
Mary Sewall
Priscilla Colby
Ladies' Auxiliary
Alice F. Johnson
Ernest Freeman
Archie Doyle
Edward Brown
Priscilla E. Colby
Ida H. Coffie
Mary E. Campbell
Anna H. Hill
Catharine E. Leonard
Harry H. Watson
Howell Smith
Christine C. Curtis
Hyde
Ruth Henry
Henry
Red Cross
Ward Thibeau, Jr
Arthur Crockett
Crockett
Betty Rice
Clinton D. Wilson
J. Albert Redson
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Margaret Brimstein
Washington
Caroline Mosese
Red
Baby Clinica
S.escsret Ns
Davenport Welfare Fund
National Society
Woolwich
Thrift
Seth
Mullin
J. Albert Redlon
Hermon Crocker
Red Cross-Davenport
Georgetown
Portland
Lewiston
Winter Street
Ladies’ Aid and Auxiliary
Voorhees
Bowdoin Social Roundup Notes Visits and Incidents
Wakefield visitors Charles and Mrs Murray called on Mr and Mrs Charles Babb. Betty Cooledge of Springfield vacationing with grandparents Grant Woods and wife. Clifford Starbird’s wife visited Topsham relatives. Chicken thieves struck S W Sketon farm injuring a hired man who was hospitalized. Addie Williams hosted guests from Bowdoin and Lisbon Falls. West Bowdoin guests Clara Williams Louella Williams Nettie Coombs called on Addie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray
Wakefield
Mass
Charles Babb
Betty Cooledge
Springfield
Grant Woods
Clifford Starbird
Harry Durgin
Topsham
S. W. Sketon
Addie Williams
Wilbur Taylor
Lisbon Falls
Clara Williams
Louella Williams
Nettie Coombs
West Bowdoin
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Senter’s, Inc
Powers-M’manus
Kennebec
Frances J. Bennett
Beckett Street
Brewster G. Sedgwick Optometrist
Arthur Allen Bath Trust
American Federation of Labor
William R. Bowie
Wyman Farm
J. A. Winslow & Son
Broad Street
Oregon
OF Garden Clubs
Lakewood of Maine
Opera House
Jean Arthur
Ray Mill
Easy Living
Ralph Bellamy
Betty Furness
Jack Oakie
Ann Sothern Super Sleuth
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Saratoga
Miss Inza Smalley
Ellsworth Leavitt
Clara Fogg
Greenville
A. S. MacDougal
Kenneth
Merton Webber
Mr. Prindle
Moosehead
George Haragy
Connecticut
Mr. Haragy
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
W.greene
Chicago
Illinois
Mother Church
Tow
Massachusetts
Boothbay Harbor
Gathering of Bath
Main Street
American National Red Cross
Edward C. Stiness
North Street
Country Club
Maurice Miller
Providence, R. I
Howard P. Hill
Saco
Frank G” Reed
Méchanic Street
David
Charlotte Wyman
Edna Mae
Hazel Cooke
Het
Michael Whalen
Gloria Stuart
Gene Autry
Dick Tracy
Donald Woods
WED
THURS
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Manhattan