Bath Society Notes Mention Hart Honor Roll and Local Visits
Loring E Hart, Morse high valedictorian, gains college acceptance without entrance exams per Bowdoin admissions director and Morse principal. Many local residents, relatives, and service members are listed with visits, travels, weddings, and announcements across Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring E. Hart
Morse High School
Edward Sanford Hammond
Bowdoin College
Hart
Horace P. Herrick
Rogers Hardware Store
Brilliant Church Wedding Unites Milliken and King
Anne Elizabeth King and Robert Arthur Milliken wed at Central Congregational Church in a candlelit ceremony under Rev. Raymond G. Putnam. The bride wore satin with a long train, long sleeves, and a coronet veil. attendants wore pink and blue gowns. A reception for 200 followed at the King home with music by Walter Olsen and Jane W. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Elizabeth King
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Robert Arthur Milliken
Clinton S. Milliken
Oak Street
Central Congregational Church
Raymond G. Putnam
Isabelle B. King
Charles D. Milliken
U.S.A
New York
N. Y
Omar Ray King
South Portland
John J. Preney
Archie L. Seekins
Cape Elizabeth
Omar R. King
Virginia Cummings
Lewiston
Bates College
W. Linwood Haynes
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Miss Stevens
Miss King
Mrs. King
Prency
Seekins
King
Milliken
Audrey King
W. Linnoon Haynes
James C. Steen
Robert A. Gallagher
Miles B. Hagan
Vida E. York
Theryl S. Robbins
Pauline Milliken
Walter Morse
Newcastle
Morse High School
Bay Path Institute
Springfield
Mass
Sears Roebuck & Co
Morse
Land
Gleenclub
Hall
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Eastport
Shead Memorial High School
Nickerson and Page wed in Grace Church ceremony
Lloyd A. Nickerson son of Mrs Roy Farnham and the late Alonzo Nickerson and Miss Velma K Page daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery G Page Fort Fairfield were married Saturday evening in Grace Episcopal church by Rev Charles M Tubbs. The bride wore a white chiffon dress and veil with a bouquet of white carnations and swainsona. The matron of honor was Mrs George Parshley and bridesmaids Miss Elsie Page and Mrs Paul Thompson. The best man was George Parshley and ushers were Lloyd Carter and Henry Middleton. A reception followed at 11 Clifton street. The couple will spend the summer in Arrowsic after a short wedding trip.
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Lloyd A. Nickerson
Roy Farnham
Alonzo T. Nickerson
City
Velma K. Page
Emery G. Page
Fort Fairfield
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
George Parshley
Elsie Page
Paul Thompson
Lloyd Carter
Henry Middleton
Margaret J. Melcher
Clifton Street
Ferne Page
Nickerson
Crosby High School
Belfast
Bath Iron Works Corp
Fort Fairfield High School
Bath
Arrowsic
Donald McKellar
West Upton
Mass
Washington Street
McKellar
Shirley A. Higgins
Gilbert C. Higgins
West Uptown
Bertha M. Dunbar
David McKellar
High Street
Miss Higgins
Mr. McKellar
First Unitarian
J. B. Hollis Tegarden
Edward Orff
June Higgins
Edward Morton
Marcel Paquet
Brunswick
George Wood
Ernest Taft
Harriet Francis
Jean Robson
Ruth Wood
Barbara Green
West Upton High School
Bath Tron Works Corp
Club 42
Bath Rifle and Pistols Association
Morse High School
Henry Eames Wood
National Honor Society
State Guard
Hardings
Bertha .M. Dunbar
David M. McKellar
David
William
Lillian Goodwin
Charles
Eleanor Louise Coffin
Albert Coffin
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Llewellyn C. Freeman
Wilson Freeman
Berean Baptist Church
John W. Hyssong
Louise Goodrich
Lisbon Falls
Margaret Adams
Ruth Atkins
Lauraine Ketchner
Lorraine LaFrancis
Sonny Ketchner
Harlan Hatch
Roland Letourneau
Gerald Adams
Albert Coffin, Jr
Walton Hatch
Bill
Bride and groom wed in intimate Bath ceremony
The couple exchanged gifts at a King home dinner Monday evening. The bride wore magnolia silk crepe and white accessories. They plan a brief wedding trip and will reside at 73 Academy Street after returning.
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Shead Memorial
Bath Iron Works Corp
King Home
Georgetown Seaside Residents Return and Relocate
Georgetow n residents and visitors are noted in a continuing update. Mrs Marjorie Rockwell and son Fritz relocate to the summer home Heronweirs on the Sasanoa. Mr and Mrs Robert Haines travel from Waltham to the Morse cottage. Mr and Mrs Ernest Heal, Mrs Roy Newman and others shopped in Bath. Mr Deermont, visiting from Chipley Florida, plans an airport project and cannot vacation in Maine this year. Miss Dav is ill in Philadelphia hospital. Wendall Todd and Scott Curtis spend a few days at home.
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Lawrence R. MacDonald
Philadelphia
MacDonald
Wilmington
Del
Navy Yard
Philadelpiia
Lucy Haggett
Bath
Arthur B. Haggett
Bernice A. MacDonald
William Zorach
Marjorie Rockwell
Fritz
Adams Cottage
Albert Deermont
Marequita
Chipley
Fla
Robinhood
Deermont
Maine
Newlyweds Honeymoon At Niagara Falls After Beacons Parsonage Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linwood Wing wed at Beacon Street Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles L. Kinney. The bride, Doris Elinor Armstrong, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Armstrong of 1218 Washington Street. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Wing of North Bath. The couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls and will reside at 20 Chamberlain Avenue, Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Linwood Wing
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Niagara Falls
Chamberlain Avenue
Brunswick
Wing
Doris Elinor Armstrong
William A. Armstrong
Washington Street
Mr. Wing
J. Carroll Wing
North Bath
Farmington
Beacon Street
Charles L. Kinney
Norma Butterfield
Camden
Gorham Normal School
Calvin H. Wing
Mrs. Armstrong
Mrs. Wing
Butterfield
Morham Normal School
Morse High School
Morse
Gorham
Library Club
Y.W.C.A
Teachers of America Club
Rubber shortage topic at Bath Rotary luncheon
A. P. Williams of Colonial Beacon Oil Co. lectured Bath Rotary members on the rubber shortage and synthetic tires. He linked oil and rubber, noted reduced natural supply after the Dutch East Indies loss, warned of slow tire replacement and higher synthetic tire costs, and urged cautious driving and tire pressure checks. John Parker presided, Jud Miller spoke, Chester Plant led music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dutch East Indies
Williams
John Parker
Mrs Ransford Rourke Visits Family in New England
Mrs. Ransford Rourke of Hartland Nova Scotia visits daughter Mrs Thomas A Pankhurst of 125 Dummer Street and son William Rourke in Kenyon Rhode Island before Bath. she was accompanied by Mrs Rourke who returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransford Rourke
Hartland
N. S
Thomas A. Pankhurst
Dummer Street
William Rourke
Kenyon
R. I
Bath
Rourke
McKellar Higgins Wedding in West Upton
Mrs. Shirley Higgins wed Mr. Donald McKellar Saturday in West Upton First Unitarian Church. The couple, now returning to Bath for residence at 1321 Washington St, plan a Bath home after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’kellar-Higgins
West Upton
Sebasco Lodge Opens With Over 100 Guests
Sebasco Lodge opened last week with more than 100 guests registered. Many arrive by rail and are met at Bath's new railroad station by the lodge’s station wagon. Manager Richard Cushman reports strong advance reservations through August and plans for enhanced entertainments, including dances at the Clipper with visiting Bath naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sebasco Estates
Sebasco Lodge
Bath
Sebasco
New England
Richard D. Cushman
Bowdoin Couple Wed in Brunswick Church Wedding
Miss Eleanor Louise Coffin and Llewellyn C. Freeman married in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Berean Baptist church Brunswick. The couple planned a reception for about 100 relatives and friends. They will reside with Freeman's parents on the Brunswick road after a trip to the Rangeley Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Freeman
Brunswick High School
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Morse High School
Bath Tron Works Corp
Rangeley Lakes
Wilson Freeman
Brunswick Road
Prospective Bride Beatrice Greenleaf Showered Before June Wedding
Miss Beatrice Greenleaf, fiancé William F. Plummer Jr, to wed June 30 at Beacon Street Methodist church, received a lovely miscellaneous shower at 53 Chestnut Street hosted by Mrs. Rose MacDonald and Mrs. Albert Pecci. Gifts included linen china silver and household items. Guests and refreshments noted. Greenleaf is daughter of Mrs. Lara Greenleaf and Scott Greenleaf of Florida. Plummer is son of Capt. and Mrs. William F. Plummer of Winship Street and works at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Greenleaf
William F. Plummer Jr
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Albert Pecci
Chestnut Street
John Huskins
Alice Mulligan
Nora Morse
Louise Hagan
Dorothy Pecci
Carrie Brown
Dorothy Osborne
Mary Dorsey
Gertrude Stover
Ralph King
Miss Greenleaf
Lara Greenleaf
Scott Greenleaf
Florida
Front Street
Front Street. Mr. Plummer
William F. Plummer
Winship Street
Bath Iron Works
Nurses' Food Sale To Benefit Bath Memorial Nursing School
The Bath Memorial hospital nursing staff hosts a 10 am Friday food sale at Stetson's Furniture to raise funds for the hospital school of nursing expenses. Proceeds support July 1 exercises planned at City Hall for a large graduating class of eight. This is the second sale, following a March event at Stetson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Stetson
Hospital School of Nursing
City Hall
Stetson's
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Mary B. Page
Barbara E. McMann
Pleasant Street
Percy W. Robbins
Saco
Frank Wilson
Jacqueline McMann
Maurice H. Owen
Birch Point
Edward B. Hambliett
Barbara Haley
Walter E. Upham
Topsham
Earle D. Risteen
Memorial Hospital
Dayton Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
C. W. Lowell
Pinestreet
Bartlett
Troy
Woolwich
Henry T. Dubar
Harry Cooke
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Cook
Wilsow Street
Alec Burden
Bruce
Wilson
Bedford Street
Cora Sherburne
Royce C. Crowley
Middle Street
John W. Sheldon
Boston
Frederic H. Kimball
Anne Kimball
Augusta
Milton S. Kimball
Donald M Marshall
Greenville Army Flying School
Greenville
Miss
Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center
Marshall
University of Maine
Coast Artillery Corps
Frederick
EF. R. Andrews
Canmip Hinds
Raymond
Myrtle Lodge
Edith Nash
Edward Street
Sadie Savage
Emma Daley
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
John A. Gaudet
Maxwell Trent
Co. K
417Th Infantry
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Young Gaudet
Fort Devens
Fort Meade
Cedric Martin
Willow Street
Connecticut
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Lowell
Frederick Martin
Lillian Strobel
Martin
Roscoe Martin
Albert Keyes
Fitchburg
Everard
Lawrence
Groton
Cora Eastman
New London
Mrs. Martin
Willis Brewer
Southport
Harriet Pierce
Lester Knight
New York City
NBC
Children’s Hour
Philip Morris
Elsa Maxwell
CBS
Edward Brown, Jr
Colleen Alice
Gerald Baldwin Kinney
Bangor
Gerald L. Kinney
That City
Charles Ll. Kinney
Nash Moulton
Parker Moulton
Wareham
Camp Croft S.C
Rogers Moulton
Phyllis Ann
Donald Brewer
Walker Street
Brewer
Grace Babine
Philip S. van Hook
Teddy
Peaks Island
van Hook
Harry P. Briggs, Jr
Mrs. Everett Pierce, Jr
York, Penn
Mr. Pierce
EF. Everett Pierce
Pearl Street
Mary Perry
R. N
Wellesley Hills
Edward Perry
Center Street Extension
Henry T. B. Leeman
Moosehead Lake
Waterville
Max Kutz
Rhoda Kutz
Cobb Road
Philip Hershon
Hershon
Dorchester
Nancy Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Episcopal Church
Central Maine Institute
Pittsfield
Sewall
St. Mary's School
Peeksfield
Muriel Hinson
Fire Island
Kennedy Cromwell
Baltimore, Md
Leilani Cahill
Charles J1. Cahill, Jr
Andrews Road
Diana Fenn
Anne Day
Rover 10 Skillings, Jr
Martin Turpie
Robert Fortier
Frank Young
Sandra
David Newcomb
Diane Sparks
Leroy J Clark
Bedford Road
Beatrice Louise Adams
Myers E. Reed
Edgar D. Leavitt
Old Orchard Beach
American Legion
John H. Kelley
Irene A. Jenkins
James G. Jenkins
Ruth Doyle
Lawrence Laverty
Langdon Green
John Wart
Betty Moore
Charles Haggett
Ralph Burden
Andrus Coleman
Raymond Blair
Frank Murphy
Evelyn Hart
Dorothy Stanton
Albert Thayer
Alfred Hunt
Paul Moore
Harvey Hartleb
Jeannette Jenkins
Emily Larrabee
John Burton
Nellie Burgon
Clarence Jenkins
Ocean Park
Ina Anderson
Thomaston
Fred Anderson
Toiva Johnson
David Brown
Reuters
C M. Brown
Frederik N. Sewaill
Kansas City
Theodore Watson
Frederick B. Percy
South Lancaster
Small Point Beach
M. Worthley McPhee
Worthley and
Wesley
Elsinore Avenue
Foster's Point
Mrs. George Moody
Mrs. LeForrest Coombs
King’s Point
Mrs. Coombs
Ray V. Wright of
Solon
Somerset Place
James Harry
Robert E. Talbot
U.S.N
Angie Talbot
Liberty Street
Chester R. Talbot
Norfolk
Edwin S. Mooers
Minneapolis Minn
Margaret M. Cargill
Ruth Jane Berry
Harry Stinson
Gardiner
Alexander John Lamb
South Gardiner
Berry
Kennebec School of Commerce
Gardiner Shoe Co
Lamb
Gardiner High School
Paul Tuttle
Summmer
Quaker Point
Cliftondale
Lawrence R. Vail
Thomas Black
Quincy, Mass
Walter H. Bowker
Robert A. Milliken
Anne E. King
Nickerson-Page
Grace Church
Bride of Bath
Georgetown
Wing and Armstrong
Mrs
Clarence Merrill
Auburn
Mr. Merrill
E. R. Randall
William S. Newell
Eleanor Coffin
Llewellyn Freeman