Bath Union No 4 Receives Its Charter
The Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America presented Bath local No 4 with its official charter to Pres. Clarence A. Preble led by national organizer Charles Parkis. Officers installed include Thomas Murphy and William J. Renaud with others named. A larger headquarters is planned and plans for an executive meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Union of Marine and _ Shipbuilding Workers of America
Clarence A. Preble
Bath Union
Charles Parkis
Grand Army Hall
Mr. Preble
Thomas Murphy
William J. Renaud
Charles Blunt
Edward Kelly
William Holmes
Everett Crocker
Dana Moore
Leask Webber Couple Wed in Portsmouth in 1937
Mr and Mrs Ezra Webber of Edgecomb announce the marriage of their daughter Hattie Almira Webber to Bertram Eugene Leask son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Leask Washington Street. The couple wed in Portsmouth New Hampshire in September 1937 by justice John Henson. Mrs Leask graduated Lincoln Academy Damariscotta and Mr Leask works at Torrey Roller Bushing Works. They reside with his parents at 320 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Webber
Edgecomb
Hattie Almira Webber
Bertram Eugene Leask
Henry J. Leask
Washington Street
Portsmouth
N. H
John Henson
Leask
Lincoln Academy
Torrey Roller
State Highway bids listed for Maine gravel highway sections
The State Highway Commission announced the lowest bids on proposed gravel highway sections in Sebago Waterford Otisfield and Dixmont. Sebago 0.696 mile bid 10137 Waterford Otisfield 1.181 mile bid 17895.50 Dixmont 0.762 mile bid 12855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebago
Waterford
Otisfield
Dixmont
State Highway Commission
Broken Steering Gear Probable Defense in Fatal Bath Crash
Ardenne E. MacFadden, 16, driver of a 1929 Ford touring car, faces reckless driving charges after a Bath Brunswick highway wreck killed Walter C. Rogers Jr. and injured four others. Defense contends a broken steering knuckle joint caused the loss of control, with witnesses to attest the car traveled normally before zigzagging and striking a parked coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Rogers, Jr
Bath
Ardenne E. MacFadden
Bath-Brunswick
Witch Spring
MacFadden
John P. Crosby
Loring D. Small
Edward W. Bridgham
Heath Homestead Visitors and Town News Roundup
Bowdoinham Post Road residents host callers from Lynn and Bath while Heath family members relocate to Bangor for work. Old Orchard convention attendees visit Nettie Brown of former town ties. Local families host guests, and community members update on travel, illness, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Artmus
Carlton Lancaster
Lynn
Mass
Heath
Fred D. Heath
Bangor
W. H. Gould
Bath
Harry Allen
Bertha
Mabel Heath
George Ackley
Nellie Wheeler
Topsham
Wheeler
Joss
Richmond
Leighton
Dorothy Douglass
Harry Purington
Many Guests Attend Saturday Bath Wedding
Out of town guests flocked to Bath for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Olive Sewall and Robert Horne Charles held Saturday at noon. Guests included Philip Dechert of Philadelphia, Lewis Hyde of New York, James Heatherington Jr of New York, Howard Kellogg of Peoria, Lucien Sichel of Stamford, and Barbara Thompson of Honolulu among numerous others visiting Hon. and Mrs. Walter E. Edge and related Sewall households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Olive Sewall
Robert Horne Charles
Philip Dechert
Philadelphia
Lewis Hyde
New York
William 8. Newell
Thomas E. Clough
Salem
N. J
John Caulk, Jr
St. Louis
Henry C. Wright
James Heatherington
Howard Kellogg
Peoria
Ill
Rodney E. Ross
Frances Vaughan
Southbridge
Mass
Jane Kneale
Roger D. Skillings
John Tilney
Lucien Sichel
Stamford
John McInnes
William D. Sewall
Benjamin Charles
Philip Baugh
Virginia Baugh
Robert H. Charles
William H. Charles
J. Frederick Burns
Houston
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
Sumner Sewall
Elizabeth-Ann Campbell
Pasadena
Cal
Barbara Thompson
Honolulu
Jane S. Murphy
Eloise Greene
Cedarhurst
L. I
Brook Payne
Arthur Sewall
Many Organizations Will Aid Campaign for Bath Memorial
Clubs fraternal groups and other associations were urged Monday to help fund Bath Memorial hospital. Team captains praise assistants for house to house canvassing and citizens for support to maintain the hospital’s excellent service. Notable contributors include Mrs. Lucian Ames Mrs. Eric Anderson Mrs. Celia Brown Mrs. George Brown Mrs. Clara Corliss and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Lucian Ames
Eric Anderson
Celia M. Brown
George Brown
Clara E. Corliss
Edward Cummings
William Coombs
Joel Cushman
Chester Colby
Winifred Doherty
Gachenbach
Jane Goodman
Robert B. Hatch
W. Dayton Hill
Roland F. Hill
E. Hartnett
Jane Haggett
Cosmo Garden Club schedules August flower show
The Cosmo polis Garden club plans to move its annual flower show to August 14 to suit late season blooms. New chairmen oversee luncheon tables to festive arrangements and exhibits. July 25 speaker Mrs Henry Ricker of Topsham, president of Topsham Nature club, announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Fred W. Quimby
Frederick N. Sanborn
Guy Crosby
William Yule
N. Gratz Jackson
Bowen Torrey
Herbert Lemont
William M. Adams
Henry W. Butler
Roscoe P. MacFadden
Louis M. Silverman
Arthur Sewall
Henry M. Biggins
Carl Y. Kennedy
Henry Ricker
Topsham
Ricker
Memorial hospital drive gains many contributors
A long list of donors supports the Memorial hospital fundraising drive. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William M. Adams, Ms. A. Alfred Ames, Rowland Beal, Z. F. Brown, Mrs. E. B. Brown, Major William R. Kimball, Rev. Joseph O. Purdue, and Captain Catherine Hart with an additional team member, Miss Catherine Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Memorial Hospital
William M. Adams
A. Alfred Ames
Rowland Beal
Z. F. Brown
E. 8. Brown
A. H. Bunker
Edward R. Burns
F. W. Cummings
Archie Doyle
J. Edward Drake
E. English
Emero
J. Footer
Fred Gundel
A. W. Hall
George
Mattie Bachelder
Lloyd Daley
Mabel Thwing
Susan Reed
Elvira Trafton
Harry Lemoine
Jerry Gaudet
Helen L. Hayes
Catherine Hart
Sons of the Legion organize in Bath
Roland Smith post of the American Legion formed the Sons of the Legion Squadron No 21 Department of Maine. Charter members include Donald Morse Eugene Morse Ralph Stetson Jr Waldo Weston Jr Eugene Hart Jr William Hallet Robert Brown Maurice Brown Jr Marshall McDonald Arthur Brown Fred Libby John Libby Jr Walter Hill Jr Kenneth Hill Joseph Spear. Officers elected Waldo Weston Jr captain E G Hart Jr 1st Lieutenant Kenneth Hill 2nd Lieutenant John Libby Jr adjutant Joseph Spear finance officer Walter Hill Jr Sgt at Arms Fred Libby chaplain Arthur Brown historian. A summer meeting plan and supervision committee were named Led by Wilbur Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
American Legion
Sons of the Legion
Department of Maine
Donald Morse
Eugene Morse
Ralph Stetson, Jr
Waldo Weston, Jr
Eugene Hart, Jr
William Hallet
Robert Brown
Maurice Brown
Marshall McDonald
Arthur Brown
Fred Libby
John Libby
Walter Hill, Jr
Waldo Weston
E. G. Hart
Legion
Bath Could Receive Armory If Terms Met
Bath may obtain a state armory if the city meets terms of the act. Mayor Donald N. Small was informed that Adjt Gen James W Hanson favors Bath, with award likely if land about two acres is deeded to the State and $10,000 beyond the $25,000 State contribution is provided. Location eyed is city land at North street extension and Brunswick road, with state maintaining the building and potential use for community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Donald N. Small
Adjt
James W. Hanson
State Armory Commission
North Street
Brunswick Road
Classified Rates Offer Details for Readers
The notice outlines advertising rates with a 25 word first insertion at 35 cents and each additional insertion at 20 cents. It also states copy must reach the office by noon on Wednesdays for publication.
Bowdonham Reunion and Community Notes Report
The Lancaster school reunion drew over 125 former pupils and teachers at the old school site on Carding Machine Road with a noon picnic and a program of songs readings and history. Other items cover club meetings library news and local visits plus a May record of passenger miles by regional rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Carding Machine Road
America
Philip Densmore
Richmond
Rufus Maxwell
Litchfield
Helen Graves
Philip Rideout
Melvin Pratt
Beulah
Bath
Wilbur Decker
Christmas Lake
Excelsior
Minn
Myrilla Hunt Brown
Alta Reed
Brunswick
George Holbrook
Kilmarnock
A. Grant Hulse
Bowdeinham
America Kimball
Dorchester
Mass
Virginia Prost
Fall River
Esselyn Gilman Perkins
Ogunquit
Eva Rideout
Camden
Stella King
Myra Dunn
Margaret Wilson
Foster Meserve
Bowdoinham
Fletcher White
Virginia Frost
Harold Rollins
E. P. Webber
E. D. Baker
Alexander Cairns
Orr's Island
Eleanor Webber
Gowell
George Cutler
Henry Cornish
Bruunswick
Ralph MacEwen
Melvina Borjesson
New York City
Susan Borreggon
Raymond Rendall
Robert
Florence and
Raymond, Jr
Alfred
Spear Sedgley
Merry Meeting Grange
Lorenzo Masse
Topsham
Natalie Green
Leslie Browder
Maplewood
N. J
John Cairns
One Good Watkins Route Ad Seeks Right Party
Open here now for the right party. Experience unnecessary, must have car and good references. A chance to make some real money. 59 Center St Portland ME. If you want to buy or sell farm city shore a ese lst Call Fred Manager Stanley E Wallace Front street Bath Tel 514 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Center St
Portland
City Shore
Fred
Stanley E. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Lewiston Couple Weds in London in Cable Notice
Miss Frances Isaacson daughter of Peter Isaacson Lewiston attorney and partner of former Governor Louis J Brann married Herbert Miller son of Max Miller of Auburn London England in a cabled announcement. Both graduates of Bates College. Mrs Miller studied in France and Mr Miller sailed two weeks ago to study metal market conditions in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Isaacson
Peter Isaacson
Lewiston
Louis J. Brann
Herbert Miller
Max Miller
Auburn
London
England
Mrs. Miller
Bates College
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Senter’s, Inc
Zephyr
Bath Union No. 4
C.I.O. Branch
Leask-Webber
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Linwood T. Grindell
Maurice H. Owen
Vernal McCorrison
Bowdoinham Post Road
Well Says
Cosmo Garden Club
Leroy F. Colby
Elizabeth Deering
Roland Smith Post
Frances Shaw
Stephen Billings
J. E. Allen
Burnham & Morrill’s
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Food Project
Mildred Given
East Bowdeinham
Williams Shore
Joseph Cote
MacGrath
Annie Raymond
Horace
Betty Hobart
Richard Lilly
Bowdoin Lilly
Bay View Manor
Bay Road
Leon Cash
Elinor
Chester
Guy Webber
Worcester
Frank Webber
Phillip Webb
Marilyn
Dorothy
Ocean Park
Webb
James Dunlap
Edward Brown
A. H. Lancaster
Alcide Couture
Brunswick Hospital
Augusta Road
Canada
Bowdoin Center
John Letourneau
Roland
Dominick
Richmond Favor
Cutting Brad
Margaret
Washington, D. C
Favor
Margaret Gile
Abbie Denham
Junior Cromwell
Cromwell Farm
Edward Wilson
Lauris Wilson
Rangeley
Maynard Hinckley
Wren
Otis Gray
Lancaster School
Lottie Cobb
Ella Nash
Old Orchard Campground
New England
Paul F. Collins
Boston-Maine Airways
Air Auxiliary
Boston ,and Maine Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Central Vermont Railway
Collins
Shepard
Sagadahock Block
Maine
Mckay Park
RODEO
Arenic Stars
Opera House
Herbert Marshall
Mary Astor
Louis Hayward
Kay Sutton
Freddie Bartholomew
Crime School
Ginger Rogers
Wcsh Cooking School
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