Charles E Is Named President Of Bath Iron Works Local
Charles E Preble was named president of the Bath Iron Works Corp local of the Industrial Union of Marine Shipbuilding Workers of America a CIO affiliate at its weekly meeting. Officers for a three month trial were named from the chair with plans to elect a full year term later and to organize shop committees for collective bargaining under the Wagner act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Preble
Bath Iron Works Corp
Industrial Union of Marine & Shipbuilding Workers of America
G. A. R. Hall
Preble
Charles Purkis
Thomas Murphy
Pipe Shop
William J. Renaud
Shipfitter
Charles Blunt
Edward Kelley
William Holmes
Everett Crocker
Dana Moore
Harry Muckler
Parkis
Shipbuilding Company
Motorboat Wrecked In Saturday Gale At Small Point
A 28 foot motor boat owned by Albert L Bailey summer resident at Small Point was driven from its moorings and dashed on rocks in Saturday nights gale. One side smashed and seams opened, boat towed to Charles Gomes boat shop at Sebasco for repairs likely uneconomical. Also Colby College to host Maine Federated Clubwomen Education Day on October 12 focusing on character education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Bailey
Small Point
Baileys Couuser
Cof
Charles Gomes
Sebasco
Colby College
Maine
Clubwomen
Wallace J. Rittall and Phyllis A Cate wed in Dresden Mills
Wallace J. Rittall of Washington street and Phyllis A. Cate daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest W Cate Dresden Mills married Saturday at Dresden Mills church officiated by Rev Tom S Akeley rector of St Johns Episcopal Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace J. Rittall
Washington Street
George Rittall
Phyllis A. Cate
Ernest W. Cate
Dresden Mills
Tom S. Akeley
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Gardiner
Deojay and Thomas wed at Brunswick justice of the peace
Thomas A. Deojay of High street and Edna Mae Libby Thomas of Maple street were married Friday in Brunswick by Harold J. Rubin justice of the peace. The couple are children of Mr and Mrs Alexander Deojay and Mr and Mrs Fred Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Deojay
High Street
Alexander Deojay
Maple Street
Edna Mae Libby Thomas
Fred Libby
Brunswick
Harold J. Rubin
Canvassers Named for Bath Memorial Hospital Drive
The Bath Memorial Hospital fund drive begins with a house to house effort led by Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d as general chair. A partial list of canvass teams across wards and districts is announced by Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden with gifts requested via checks to Miss Mary F. Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arthur Sewall
R. Clinton McFadden
Mary F. Gibbons
William T. Donnell
Elizabeth Trott
Ellery E. Whittemore
Annie Colby
Hazel Plant
Adelle Hutchins
Marjorie Palmer
Louise Mosley
Phyllis Hackett
Helen Hayes
Roland F. Hill
William M. Adams
Emery Wilson
Donald Benson
Charlotte King
Philip Wenz
Catharine Leonard
Arthur J
E. R. Andrews
Sylvia Katz
Roscoe P. McFadden
Elizabeth Deering
Bay Point
Reginald Stacy
Edgecomb
Small Point
Sewall Metcalf
Wiscasset
Ruth Skillings
Sebasco
James B. Lemont
West Bath
BOUCHER-L MONT WEDDING FRIDAY IN HOME CEREMONY
Miss Marie Myrick LeMont and Harry Mansfield Boucher wed Friday evening at the LeMont home with Rev. Purdue officiating. The double ring ceremony featured gowns described and gifts exchanged. following, guests enjoyed refreshments and a wedding cake. The couple plans to reside on South street after a wedding trip. Attending relatives from Portland and nearby towns gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Myrick LeMont
Richard Boucher
J. Merten LeMont
Small Point
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich
Bessie Berry
Portland
Jack Cady
Erroll Boucher
Elizabeth
Owen Chase Wedding in North Edgecomb
Dr. Albert S. Owen of Bath and Miss Katherine L. Chase of Edgecomb married in North Edgecomb June 20 by Rev. William Kinberlin Houghton. Owen is a World War veteran and Bath physician. Chase is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. York. The couple's reception details are not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Owen
Middle Street
Bath
Katherine L. Chase
Edgecomb
North Edgecomb
William Kinberlin Houghton
Owen
George H. Owen
Brunswick
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maine native Burleigh Rodick praised in London magazine
Burleigh Cushing Rodick, Bowdoin and Columbia educated writer and lecturer from Freeport, Maine, is featured in Town and Country Review in London. The profile traces his 17th century english descent, scholarly work, and roles at Wagner College and the Foreign Policy Association, noting his Maine home and New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh Cushing Rodick
Freeport
Harris T. Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
Town and Country Review
London
Rodick
Bowdoin College
America
England
United States
Mr. Rodick
Mathew Cushing
Hardingham
Hingham
Ipswich
Massachusetts
Rollo
Normandy
Geoffrey Cusyn
Norfolk
Edward I
Cushing
Cumberland County
Maine
U.S. A
James
Lucy
Cushing) Rodick
Harvard University
Columbia University
Harvard
Penfield
University of Pennsylvania
Foreign Policy Association
Charles Street
New York City
Rader Quinn Wedding Saturday Evening in City Home
William H. Rader and Christine Quinn were married in a double ring ceremony at Rev. George B. Wolstenholme’s home on Court street. Rader, a Bath Iron Works sprayer and former Huntington high school 1922 graduate, will reside at 59 Vine street with his bride. Quinn, Rockland high school 1933 graduate and Underwood factory bookkeeper, will join him after a brief wedding trip. About 700 dollars was raised at Bangor area Good Samaritan Home flower sale, its 13th year, announced by executive secretary Mrs. William F. Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rader
Christine Quinn
George B. Wolstenholme
Court Street
Mr. Rader
Frank de Freitas
Huntington High School
Newport News
Miss Quinn
Ernest Quinn
Rockland High School
Underwood
Vine Street
Good Samaritan Home Association
Bangor
William F. Atwood
For Sale Listings From Bath Area Advertisements
For sale items include a 27 ft motor boat with 10 H P engine in good condition priced at 200 dollars, viewable at Bay View House Southport. Also a modern eight room house with land and wood lot one mile from Bath on State road. Kohler electric lighting plant offered by M R Bowen 154 Center St. Bath. Fred B. Reed Co. farm and city property listings managed by Stanley E. Wallace 93 Front St Bath Tel 514 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Kermath
Bay View House
Southport
Bath
State Road
Harry D. Perkins
Upper
Washington St
Kohler Electric Lighting Plant
M. R. Bowen
Center St
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front Street
Electa Chapter meets for Obligation night in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham reports a busy week with Electa Chapter O E 8 observing Obligation night led by Past Matron Gladys Raymond. Local news covers visits, weddings, 4-H activities, ball games, travel, and summer arrivals across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
House to House Canvass for Bath Memorial Hospital
The Bath Memorial hospital fundraising canvass began Monday despite poor weather. Church pulpits urged financial help as volunteers, led by Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden and Mrs. Arthur Sewall, 2d, formed teams in Ward 3 and 4 and the business district with new volunteers named to assist.
Wallace Sanders Tie The Knot At Bowdoinham
Truman Wallace of Groveland Massachusetts and Carrie Sanders of Bowdoinham were married at the bride’s grandmother’s home in Bowdoinham Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles H. Berry officiated. Mr and Mrs Wallace will reside on Deering Street after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Wallace
Deering Street
Truman B. Wallace
Groveland
Mass
Carrie Sanders
Jesse T. Sanders
Middle Street
Bowdoinham
Charles H. Berry
Independent
Pull Gospel Assembly
John Moore
Wallace
Mrs Arthur Sewall to Host Annual Silver Tea in Gardiner
Mrs Arthur Sewall will open her Washington street home on Wednesday July 6 for the annual Silver Tea to benefit the House of the Good Shepherd in Gardiner. The shelter cares for homeless children in the state and invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Ackley Welcomes Son John Silas
June 22 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Ackley Dr E F Pratt of Richmond attended. Miss Charlott Blodgett daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Blodgett and Freeman Billings son of Mr and Mrs S Billings wed Saturday at 2 30 outdoors with double ring service Rev J N Palmer officiating 40 guests. couple to live in Portland. Other notes mention visits and graduations from Kents Hill and summer home returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
O. E
Gladys Raymond
Howard Moody
Hall Denham
Frank P. Webber
Frank Jack
Miranda Meserve
Frank Siegars
Richmond
Hall Craney
Good Will Farm
Hinckley
Leslie Craney
Bath
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Malden
Mass
Bay Road
George Ackley
John Silas
Abbie Graves
Ethel
Derry
N. H
Earl Mitchell
Freeport
Olive Colesworthy
Yarmouth
Mitchell
Caleb Mitchell
Fisher Road
George Cutler
Harry Cornish
Bowdoin
Reginald Dore
Ralph McEwen
Herschel
Washburn
West Stewartston
Emma Raymond
Dexter Stevens
Sylvia
New London
George Hamilton
James Merrill
Old Orchard
Frank Gray
Bowdoinham 4-H Club
Bowdoin Hustlers
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Oscar Wyman
Department of Agriculture
Donald Hackett
Lewiston
James McKenzie
Phillip
New Haven
Conn
Zina Maxwell
Leroy Williams
Hope
Rumford
East Bowdeinham
Harry Foster
Canton
Foster
Arthur Verrill
Mechanic Falls
Sadie Smith
Orr's Island
Freeman Billings
Charlotte Blodgett
Charles Blodgett
J. N. Palmer
Raymond Rendal
Avery Fides
Moosehead Lake
Robert Cote
Portland
Joe Adams
Ridge Road
Ronald Burrill
Harvard
Albion Dunlap
Lewis Gilpatrick
Cutler House
Main Street
Gilpatrick
Carolyn Davenport
Marion Curtis
Kennebunk
Bert Dunlap
Augusta
Charles Sherman
Helen Stackpole
Alice Whittier
E. F. Pratt
Charlott Blodgett
S. Billings
Billings
Frank Heath
Norman Rowe
Anna
Bette Hobart
Kents Hill
Barbara Heenie
Wm. Gould
Lillian Chase
Progressive Grange entertains Richmond visitors with minstrel program
Progressive Grange of Gardiner contributed the entertainment at a meeting of Progressive Grange of Richmond on Friday night. The program featured song, chorus, vocal solos by Vincent La Valle Rupert Danforth Robert Chaput Lloyd Getchell James Bowie Belmont McCormick Bertha Welch Alton Lovely, a tap dance, a reading, a closing song and refreshments. A memorial service is planned for the next program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange Enterprise Grange of
Gardiner
Progressive Grange
Richmond
Vincent la Valle
Rupert Danforth
Robert Chaput
Vincent LaValle
Lloyd Getchell
Lloyd Danforth
James Bowie
Belmont McCormick
Bertha Welch
Alton Lovely
Grange
Sagadahoc Grange Hosts Visitors and Magic Show
Sagadahoc Grange at Bowdoin met Saturday evening with large attendance including Pine Tree grange visitors. Virgil Ward of Brunswick presented magic acts and ventriloquism with his dummy Skinny. Dancing followed. Next Saturday evening will be the last meeting before summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Pine Tree Grange
Virgil Ward
Brunswick
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Senter’s, Inc
Oke Pr
Charles E
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Wesley Church
Ernest Heywood
Dorothy M. Davis
William Davis
Granite Street
Bernard L. Plummer
William F. Plummer
Winship Street
Wesley Methodist Church
Miss Davis
Clifford
Mrs. Plummer
J. J. Eade
Dorothy Eade
George E. Mosse
Peabody
James Burnett
Earl Rich
Lynn
Oscar Cottrell
Mystic
Frank Dews
Jersey City
N. J
Aubrey Call
Pittsfield
William Sherman
Gardines
Katharine Roche
Meriden
Anna Kendrick
Willis B. Odlum
Harold Odlum
Boothbay Harbor
Muldred Poster
Long Island N. Y
Ruth and
Dorothy Small
Mexico
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Rittall
Cate
Deojay—Thomas
Drive For
Bride
Joseph O. Purdue
Owen-Chase
Alice York, Gardiner
Chester H. Totman
Maynard Hinckley
Roman Stripes
Shepard’s Shoe Salon
Sagadahock Block
Cecil Rowland
Freeman A. Trott
George Baer Connard
Fred J. Higgins
Margaret Higgins
Francis A. Winchenbach
George W. Hibbs
Jacob Smith
Morris Povich
Celia McCormick
Wallace-Sanders
Clara Dow
Bowdoinham Post Road
Opera House
TEL
Ginger Rogers
Louis-Schmeling
Victor Moore
Lord Jeff
Mickey Rooney
Bob Burns
You and
Sylvia Sidney
Loretta Young