Thalia Bailey and George Lemay wed in Wiscasset
Thalia Bailey and George Lemay married in a Thursday ceremony in Wiscasset officiated by Tubbs. The bride wore a white silk gown with a fitted sweetheart neckline and a cascade bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. The groom served in the Navy and will work at Torrey Roller. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding and reception at the bride’s Bath home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubbs
Bride
Robert Bailey
Mom
Fedelin
Pepin
Lisbon Falls
Helen Palmer
Bath
Arnold Lemay
Daniel McManus
Daniel‘ McManus
Henry Abbott
Clarence Bailey
Stan Elwell
Canada
Upper
New York State
Middle Street
O. C. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Long Beach
Calif
George R. Dolloff
Oaklawn
R. I
Edith Lane
Auburn
Arthur Bailey
Brunswick
Linda
Gladys Ann
Grace Lemay
Harpswell
Fred Stover
June
Waldo Allen
Nequasset Auxiliary Hosts Picnic And Meeting
The Nequasset Auxiliary held an all day picnic at the Cromwell home on Nequasset road with Mrs Ruth Dubar presiding. Members enjoyed lunch, ice cream, and drinks on the lawn, voted $5 to the Daily Vacation Bible school, and decided July meetings will be afternoon only at 1 pm. The sale of 10 dozen dish cloths yielded most sold, and the next afternoon session is planned for July 11 at Mrs Henry Bar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Ruth
Amy Cromwell
Nequasset Road
Ruth Dubar
Daily Vacation Bible School
Henry Bar
Bernice Soule
Bernice Bailey
Florence Meathorne
Ruth Cromwell
Luella
Priscilla
Marguerite Cromwell
Norma Holbrook
Richard
Sarah Bailey
Glennell Brown
Grace
Hazel Presley
Rose Cummings
Ethel Bailey
Community Party at St Marys Parish Raises Funds for Kids
A three day lawn party on the St Marys Parish playground concluded Saturday with a drawing at nine. Howard Larrabee won the chicken and Russell Bronson took the dozen eggs. Proceeds will fund equipment for local children sports teams. Citizens’ help was greatly appreciated by Lincoln Street area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish
Howard Larrabee
Russell Bronson
Lincoln Street
Tea Wednesday for Society President at Methodist church
A Women’s Society of Christian Service tea at the Wy of last week in the vestry of a Methodist church featured baskets of mixed garden flowers and an elaborate pink petunia centerpiece. Guests included members from Beacon Street and West Bath societies, Boothbay Harbor clergy, and Auburn friends. Musical offerings spanned piano solos, a vocal duet, and a sequence of solos by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Stanley Hunter
Andrew Butterfield
Elnora Oliver
Llewelyn Oliver
Paul Moore
Betty
Beacon Street Church
Loring Smal
West Bath
Burt Shellenbarger
Topsham
Forest Littlefield
Boothbay Harbor
Littlefield
Wesley Church
Erwin Dunlap
Mary Chase
Auburn
George Hopkins
Merle Niles
Lissa Dearborn
Walter Upham
Vinal King
Speing Sant
Jane Niles
St. Mary
Peggy
Patsy Burns
Edward Butterfield
Clare de Lure
Edward Butter
Clara Hatch
Mildred Albee
North Bath woman sends aid to Finland in barrels
Mrs. Anna Campbell of North Bath has organized clothing and other articles for needy Finns. A sister in Finland thanks her for seeds and six barrels of clothes and shoes, noting prices and delayed delivery. The letter praises generosity and mentions distributing to a widow and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Campbell
North Bath
Finland
Abo
Police Keep Busy Locating Kiddies In Summer Heat
Bath police report the summer season brings more lost children. Four youngsters were found and returned home Friday: two by themselves after getting directions right, one brought home by officers, and one picked up at headquarters by anxious parents. The force warns kids may be out longer before being missed, but restorations typically occur within a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Police Department
Double Wedding at First Baptist Church in Bath
Miss Harriet A Furber and Miss Mary Furber wed da M Carter and B Leonard Merrill in a double ceremony at First Baptist Church. Attendants wore pink and blue gowns, candles formed a lighted aisle, and the organ played Lohengrin as the brides carried white Bibles and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclves
Shae
Harriet A
E. Furber
Harriet
da M. Carter
Mary
B. Leonard Merrill
Charles R. Furber
Edmund Furber
Jane Furber
Ferne Pettengill
Jane Philbrook
Gloria Stover
C. Vaughn Overman
Rockport
Robert Brackley
Alna
George Merrill
Everett Dunton
Gardiner
Anne Brewer
Peggy Danforth
Ronnie Coombs
Johnnie Daniels
Lohengrin
Virginia French
Dike Road
Morse High School
Merrill
Carter
Congress
Teller
Bath Trust Co
Mapleton
U. S. Armynal Corps
Clinton Carter
Norman Merrill
Gardiner High School
U. S. Army
University of Maine
Arthur J. Dunton
Leon Eaton
Bennett Berry Nuptials At Winter Street Church
Miss Erma Bennett and Paul Berry wed in a four oclock ceremony at Winter Street church with Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiating. The bride wore a pink street dress with a white corsage and was aided by bridesmaid Grace Bennett in blue. A small reception followed at the home of Roland and Mrs. MacIntosh on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bennett
Daniel Bennett
Bennett
Middle Street
Paul Berry
Alton C. Berry
Montsweag
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Miss Grace Bennett
Roland MacIntosh
North Street
Miss Molly Carney Weds Thursday in UMich Roots Honor
Miss Molly Carney and her groom, both UMich graduates who served in WWII, were married in a single ring ceremony at a church. Lt. Col. Carney, stationed in Germany, hoped to attend but arrival was delayed. The couple, attended by brother Harry B. Carney Jr and Albert W. Perkins, celebrated with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home and a gray traveling outfit for Mrs Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubbs
Jennie Melcher
Wagner
Kate Hawthorne
Melcher
Harry B. Carney
Albert W. Perkins
Augusta
Ann Arbor
Col. Carney
Germany
University of Michigan
Miss Carney
Africa
Italy
U. S. Navy
Bride and Pvt George Wright wed in Bath ceremony
Miss June Christine Stover became the bride of Pvt George Wright at the Winter Street parsonage with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Attendants included Alice Maker and Robert Wright. They plan a Boston New Jersey honeymoon as Pvt Wright heads for overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Christine Stover
George Wright
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Alice Maker
Bath
Robert Wright
Miss Maker
Wright
Fred L. Stover
Middle Street
Morse High School
Herman Wright
Elm Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Post Office
Boston
New Jersey
Vacation School Begins at First Baptist Church
The Annual Vacations school opens Monday at 8 a m and runs for two weeks. It welcomes children five years and older under Mrs Helen Overman of Rockport. The program includes songs Bible verses handiwork and manual training tailored to ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Helen Overman
Rockport
Manuel
Navy veteran Nicky Kakos to resume Morse High studies
Nicky Kakos has received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Navy and returned to his home at 1001 Middle Street. He plans to resume studies at Morse High in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky Kakos
U.S. Navy
Middle Street
Morse High
Missionary Sunbeam III Aids Isle Communities Worldwide
The 72-foot Sunbeam III mission boat supports Bar Harbor Sea Coast outreach by delivering aid, medical care, and religious services to 165 isles. Founded 1905, the mission runs schools, libraries, and nurse visits, with Superintendent Neal Bousfield coordinating frequent cruises and emergency relief. The group contemplates expanding with a helicopter to boost response capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Jack Sten
Sega
Isles
Mission
Sunbeam III
Neal B. Bousfield
Sargent House
Winthrop Sargent
Jonesport
Rousefield
Bowdoinham News Notes and Local Obituaries
State Senator Neil S. Bishop aims to reform Maine ballot marking law if reelected. Funeral notices and church events mark Bowdoinham and surrounding area. Edward Rideout, 28, dies in Hartford motorcycle crash. he leaves a wife and three children. Residents attend services at Baptist church as Masons and Electa Chapter guests. Local families visit relatives in Augusta and Portland. Maynard Dow spends summer in South Casco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s‘church
Brunswick
Bowdoinham
Neil S. Bishop
Maine
Bishop
Electa Chapter
Baptist Church
Edward Rideout
Lewis and
Gladys Webster Rideout
Hartford
Conn
Progressive Range
Sagaahoc Pomona Grange
Royee
Mery Dayton Bishop
Mertie Curtis
Augusta General Hospital
Karl Hatch
Boston
Clifford Gray
Janice Gray
Woburn
Grace McIntyre
Dorothy Dickinson
Rumford
Ruth McEwen
Arlington
Mass
Charles McEwen
Gorham Normal School
John McCart
Holb
Delmar Curtis
Rae LaCroix
Portland
A. S. MacDougal
Augusta
Mertie Cutler
Eva Palmer
Southboro, Mass
Alfred Johnson
Pauling
Johnson
Maine Central Railroad
Maynard Dow
South Casco
Dream on Record of Mission's Past Performance
A remark suggests that while the dream seems unlikely, the Mission's historical performance provides a basis for cautious optimism that the dream could eventually become reality. The statement frames past results as evidence supporting future potential.
Summer State Meeting in Bremen Fights Horse Loss
A fragment from a Bremen report notes a gathering at the Summer State meeting where Milton Given reported a horse loss to colic after nightfall. The details are incomplete but indicate a local event with participants and a veterinary concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Milton
Lions banquet closes as leaders urge independent thought
About 300 Lions and their wives attended the Poland Spring event for the district banquet and ball. The first president of Lions International urged more individual thinking and less domination by political parties. W Russell Porter of Boston spoke at breakfast to key Lions members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ec
Henry
Bath
Poland
Banquet and Ball
Lions International
W. Russell Porter
Boston
June Weather Compared With 1945 Findings
Weather notes show June this year warmer and drier than June 1945. May rain left ground wet early June but gardens planted later. 23 fair days this June vs eight last year with rain on 18 days. Morning lows ranged from 64 last year to over 70 in late June. coldest morning 39 last year vs 42 on early days this year. Mr and Mrs Raymond Welch of Washington street spend summer at a Southport cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Welch
Washington Street
Southport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thalia Bailey
George Lemay
Wiscasset
St. Philips
Henention Pullonine
Elmer Blake
Frank Hinnaeees
Carlton Green
Ralph
Sym Palmer
John
Edgecomb
Ian Philley
Priscilla Carroll Morrell
Daeaheee Carol
Donald
Chester McKenzie
Fenton Moore
Bary
Brunswick High School
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Community Party
A. G. Page Company
Front Street
Tel
Willard McLean
Bath, Maine
Mary E. Furber
Berry-Bennett
Molly Carney
Paul Nielson
Ann Arbor, Mich
Grace Church
Sunbeam
Trac Lath
Damoo Chotre
SUN
Amnoku
P. Kelley
Sida Dean
Don Q
Donald Duck
Stooges
ATWAL
Yona Ecag
Ter Fc al Etsy
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