Portier Wright Wedding Saturday Dawned With Style
The Portier Wright wedding Saturday featured wrist length sleeves and a lace veil snagged by a blossom tiara. The bride wore yellow taffeta and carried a nosegay. attendants included the groom’s sister Lorraine and Ernest Rey. Ceremony participants included Leland Fortier Albert Desmond and Jo Desmond. Ruth sang Becca song as the mother wore brown printed crepe with yellow carnations and the groom’s mother wore black and yellow corsages. A reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti
Lorraine
Ther
Ernest Rey
Leland Fortier
Albert Desmond
Jo Desmond
Ruth
Newlyweds Cut Three Tier Wedding Cake for Fifty Guests
The newly married couple cut a three tier cake and served it to about fifty guests, marking a festive moment in the wedding celebration.
Frank Reinoehl’s Car Stolen at Bangor Convention
A thief took Frank Reinoehl’s car while parked at the American Legion convention in Bangor. Hotel staff had reserved the space for visiting Legionnaires. Reinoehl alerted police, state police, fire department, and Bath police. no word yet on the missing vehicle as it could be en route to Canadian provinces. Reinoehl party had already returned home from Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parked
Bath
Frank Mediately
Page Cage
Fire Department
Reinoehl
Morse High Class of 1947 Couple Wed at Weeks Street
Mrs. Lilly Moore and Mr. Wilson Moore’s son, also Morse High class of 1947, married at Weeks Street. Bride wore an orchid and gray ensemble with a talisman rose corsage. Reception followed in the dining room with decorations and guest book hosted by Mrs. Charles Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Bart O’donnell
Richard March
Bridgton
Pratt Stinson Bride in Central Parsonage Ceremony
Friday at eight p m Mrs Marion H Stinson became the bride of Bernard Wren Stinson at the Central arch parsonage with E Hodgkins officiating. The couple were attended by Bertram Willis and wife and a small reception followed. Monday Mr and Mrs left for a two week trip in the Canadian Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion H. Stinson
Bernard Ww. Zene Central Arch Parsonage
E. Hodgkins
Bertram Willis
and Sirett
Tone
Aces
Whitney family returns from Orono graduation trip
Mrs Albert E Whitney and daughter Virginia return to Center Street after attending the University of Maine graduation of Albert E Whitney Jr They and Mrs Its aoe plan a few days in Bath before heading to their summer cottage for the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Whitney
Virginia
Center Street
Orono
Albert E. Whitney, Jr
University of Maine
Its Aoe
Bath
Woolwich Grange Officers Meet For Vocal And Piano Recital
Woolwich officers gathered last Wednesday with many granges represented. Mrs Charles M L White of Bowdoin readings by Jean Belanger Hazel Merrymeeting Patricia Norcross, Ethel MacDon- W, Doris W lecturer, Harold Meer steward. A social hour followed with refreshments by the lady officers. Next meeting slated with Apple to compete in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Png
Charles ML White
Bowdelseeceee Nity Wi
Dromore
Hanteon
Eeit Weet Bath
Worthy Mano
Arthur
Sive
Doris W
Harold ’ Meer) Steward
James Steward
Droake
Ores
Ethel MacDon
Jean Belanger
Reading
Hazel
Merrymeeting
Patricia Norcross
Melvin Bailey
By Malas Power Co
Vonwee Grange
Apple
Mazeiko Ambrose wedding in Grace General Church
Walter Mazeiko of Arrowsic and Doris Elizabeth Ambrose of Woolwich wed Sunday at Grace General Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs. Best man John Mazeiko, bridesmaid Dawn Avery. Reception at bride’s home after. The couple plans a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mazeiko
Arrowsic
Doris Elizabeth Ambrose
Woolwich
Grace General Church
Charles M. Tubbs
John Mazeiko
Dawn Avery
Margaret Melcher
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Guilford
Conn
Micheal
Adele ‘Anes Mazeiko
Mrs. Mazeiko
John
Edythe
Wall) Ambrose
Connecticut
Last Ice Age covered one fifth of Earth's surface
Researchers estimate the final major advance of the ice ages blanketed about twenty percent of the planet. The extent highlights dramatic climate shifts and regional geography changes during glacial periods.
Jean L Danforth Honored for Academic and Service Aboard
Miss Jean J Denteue Danforth daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Danforth of 1076 a high street earned a Bachelor of Science and served in the U S Navy as an aviation machinist second class during World War II. At Farmington she held multiple leadership roles in campus life and projects, featured in the May Mirror as personality of the month. After summer in Seaside Desert she plans to return home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean J. Denteue
Sancter
Frank Danforth
High Street
Danforth
U. S. Navy
W.R
Farmington
Outing Club
Left Hall
Miss Danfortt
May Mirror
Bath
Sealderantyet
Wedding Saturday At Home Of Bride In Belfast
Dorothy Aleen wed Hilton Frost Libby in a simple ring ceremony at the bride’s home on High Street. She wore a white eyelet gown with pink carnations, with Miss Dorothy Small as maid of honor in yellow crepe. Best man was Robert Rice. The couple, both Morse High graduates, plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon and home at Lambert Park, with out of town guests from Belfast.
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High Street
Ter
Dorothy Aleen
Hilton Frost Libby
Dorothy Small
Robert Rice
Morse High
Emer
Sears Roebuck
Harry Libby
Goddard
Post Office
Libby
Niagara Falls
Lambert Park
Percy Bradford
Earl Brown
William Greenlaw
Arthur Grove
Belfast
Pine percentage of students have a perfect attendance
Richard Jackson Blaine Room D Ethel Raynes Warren Ra Lilla Rdson Room Y Nancy Small Richard Ra ch Room Z Tardiff chemistry Len Rich Barrett ard Cahill John Ellis Avis Carter Room L Pauline Strout stenography room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jackson
Blaine
Ethel Raynes
Warren Ra
Lillardson
Nancy Small
Richard
Len Rich Barrett
Ard Cahill
John Ellis
Avis Carter
Pauline Strout
Mrs Baxter Hosts Shower for Miss Hitchcock
Mrs Rupert H Baxter entertained with coffee and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Con ee Hitchcock Saturday afternoon in preparation for her upcoming marriage to Christopher Stan mitten Hurst. Guests included Mrs Clarence Morse Mrs Russell S Hitchcock mother of the bride and many relatives and friends from Portland Brunswick Wiscasset Camden Seattle and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Coneae Hitchcock
Opcn
Aepeons
Minekk
Christopher Stan- Mitte Hurst
Clarence Morse
Russell S. Hitchcock
E-Elect
Oatchcock
Ce . Russell S. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Washington
James Baxter
Mildredge
Portland
Bruce H. White
Brunswick
Baby Kimball
Louise al
Wiscasset
Nancy Mce
Stroudwater
aShitehurst
Camden
Polly Morgan
Belgrade
Stephen Bruce Hilstad
Seattle
Bath girl wins scholarship in Gannett contest
Miss Annette Godfrey of Morse ’48 is the sixth ranked in a class of 126 and wins the Arson scholarship for girls carried by Gannett Publishing Co. of Portland. She served as class secretary, active in drama French clubs and sports, plans Gorham Teachers College this fall to become a junior high teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Godfrey
Morse Ae
Gannett Publishing Co
Portland
Howard C. Reiche
Petal
Edmund F. Mahoney
Kenneth L. Sanborn
Haro L. Boyle
Miss Godfrey
Morse
Rainbow Gira
Morse Family Arrives for Visit at Day's Ferry Home
Mr and Mrs Albert Morse and their son Marshall along with Norma Peer of Staten Island New York have arrived for a two week visit at the home of Morse's sister Mrs Jessie Main at Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Morse
Marshall
Norma Peer
Staten Island, N. Y
Mr. Morse
Jessie Main
Day’s Ferry
Card of Thanks to Beatie and STERN
A reader expresses gratitude to friends and supporters, noting June and Pratt among contributors. The message mentions a broad audience of displaced persons and thanks those who offered help and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ne
Stern
Pratt
Community notices mix in Bowdoinham and surrounding towns
A string of social updates lists residents visiting relatives and attending events across Bowdoinham, Lewiston, Auburn, Brunswick, and Orr's Island. Demonstrations, home cooking sales, and a Friday grange hall movie sponsored by local groups are noted along with several local visits and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledley Berry
Grange Hall
The
Grange and Fireman's Association
John Parker
Chief Harmon
Auburn
Samuel Soule
Lewiston
Soule
Phillip Rideout
Erland Curtis
Norman Lewis
Gerald Palmer
Guilford
J. N. Palmer
Rouser
Gardiner
Spear Sedgley
Leon Dunklee
Linden Little
Greenfield
Mass
Bristol Girl Enter Bates College Class of 1952
Gladys M. Hall of Bristol has been admitted to Bates College in the class of 1952. Freshman Week starts September 18 with classes beginning September 24. The incoming group includes 145 freshmen men and 95 freshmen women, contributing to a total around 800 students. Miss Hall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hall. She graduated from high school this June and was active in her class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys M. Hall
Bristol
Bates College
Miss Hall
John A. Hall
Bath Lions Club Charter Night an Enjoyable Event
A Bath Lions Club charter night featured donations totaling near $1000 for sea scouts and a Hy. Home for rippled Children. New president welcomed and a proposed project for to aid village children with a dental clinic. Attendees included officers Homer B son, Leslie C. Renmeny, and others, with guests from Booth Harbor and St. P. Fr. visiting.
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Bath Lions Club
Turi Reti
Pu Sea
Alh
Stall Sllon King‘ Lion-eleet Limer
Williams
Bath
Larry Katz
Ohare
Homer Bson
Leslie C. Renmeny
William U. Niss
Sohn
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Royal, Pink
St. Mays Chanch
Frank Reinderl
Bangor
Legion
Federal Savings
Ion Foll Ae Tome of
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Pratt—Stinson
Grace Church
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard and
Jim
Washington ST
South St
Jean L. Danforth
Re. Joseph O
Pine
Mrs. Baxter
Miss Hitchcock
Beatie
Bates
Texas
Chapter
Jack Armstrong
John Garfield
Alan Hale
Priscilla Lane
Frank McHugh
Lakewood Theatre
Rennew
Melville Burke
Lakewood
Danser
Combesteening
Memenka, Sweatey
Learnet
Eee Nnne A. Rothwell
Booth Harbor
St. P. Fr
Ising
Harbor
Bailey's Hare
Beroote
North Street
Beth, Maine
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Black Bart
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