Surprise 87th birthday party in Augusta
Mrs. Josie Cunningham was honored at a surprise dinner party hosted by her niece Mrs. Charles T. Henderson on Upper High Street amid Washington birthday decor. Attendants included three generations of the Cunningham family and gifts included two birthday cakes from sisters in Cambridge Maryland and Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Cunningham
Milton Trott
High Street
Charles T. Henderson
Upper High Street
Augustus LeCompte
Cambridge, Md
Fred Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Cunningham
LeRoy Lord
Upper Washington Street
Parke Grindel Dies on Business Trip in Boothbay Harbor
Parke Grindel of New York Life Insurance Co. died Thursday in Boothbay Harbor while on business. Mr and Mrs Arthur Berry of Park Street and Mr and Mrs Charles I Madden Jr and daughter Barbara of Mechanic Street spent Washingtons birthday at Damariscotta Lake fishing and returned with 14 pickerel, several large.
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Eugene Worrey
Virginia
Stanley and
Eugene, Jr
Framingham
Mass
Washington
Mr. Worrey
Herbert Worrey
Washington Street
J. C. Penney
Parke Grindel
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Berry
Park Street
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Barbara
Mechanic Street
Damariscotta Lake
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
South Portland
Mr. Madden
Charles I. Maudden
Connard couple due in New York after Mediterranean cruise
Mr and Mrs George Baer Connard Clarabe Quick have been on a Mediterranean cruise since their New Year marriage. They sailed on the Berengaria February 23 from Southampton and were delayed by storms, now expected to dock in New York Wednesday at 8 am after customs clearance they will return home promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baer Connard
Clarabe Quick
New York
Southampton
Connard
Engagement announced for Virginia Beatrice Rogers and Albert Ingalls
Mr and Mrs Herbert W Rogers announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Beatrice to Albert Leroy Ingalls of New York formerly of North Bath The couple both attended Morse High School class of 1931 Miss Rogers ranked third and Ingalls won the Henry Eames Wood Good Citizenship prize They are Morse High National Honor Society members Ingalls graduated Bowdoin College 1936 and belongs to Chi Psi He works with American Chicle Co New York Miss Rogers heads the bookkeeping department at Senter's Inc The wedding is planned for May
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Montrose E. Bennett
Buckfield
Edwin B. Parris
D. Leroy Dord
Washington Street
Parris
Bath
Lord
Raymond Powers
Albion K Parks
Portland
Herbert W. Rogers
Whiskeay Road
Virginia Beatrice
Albert Leroy Ingalls
New York
North Bath
Mr. Ingalls
Eugene E. W. Ingalls
Miss Rogers
Morse High School
Henry Eames
Wood
Morse High Chapter
The
National Honor Society
Bowdoin College
Chi Psi Fraternity
American Chicle Co
Senter’s, Inc
Bath blast at Plant's Garage kills and injures dozens
A massive explosion at the Bath Plant's Garage near Water and King streets killed garage worker Fuller and injured police officer Green and others. Two gasoline trucks owned by East Coast Oil & Transport Co. were stored there. debris and shattered windows spread damage across Center Street, King Street, and nearby homes.Partial insurance puts losses around $50,000 for the recently opened facility built in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
East Coast Oil & Transport Co., Inc
Vine Street
Ward
North Bath
Water Street
King Street
Water
Green
Mr. Lord
Roberts
Soule
Hill
Mr. Délano
Center Street
Peoples’ Baptist Church
Washington Street
Middle Street
Maine Central Railroad
Bath Trust Co
W. H. Smith & Son
Steeves’ Market
Dalrymple
Officer Green
East Coast Oil & Transport Co
Swift & Co
O'Neil Houde
Crosman’s Market
Frederick Lacy
Edwin Hemingway
John C. Henderson
Wesley Street
Fuller
Fred Pecci
High Street
Water and
Vine Streets
Mary E. Campbell
Washington and
King Streets
William Staples
Sumner O. Tibbets
Henry C. Wright
Lenora C. Mitchell
Fire Engulfs Debris Covered Garage Claiming Local Worker
Chief Engineer Morse notes a fireproof structure but flames from burning cars tires and woodwork raged amid tons of debris making suppression very hard. Fuller Native of Upton Henry E. Fuller, employed at the garage since last November, lived with his father Albert and brother Albert Jr. at 14 Robbins Street. He survived by three sisters Eva of Bath Grace Coburn Bethel and Thelma Brown of Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Fuller
Upton
Henry E. Fuller
Albert Fuller
Albert, Jr
Robbins Street
Eva
Bath
Grace Coburn
Bethel
Thelma Brown
Excellent Phone Service Maintained After Explosion
The dispatcher Miss Ella McAllister led nine operators at the switchboard within 20 minutes of the blast, rising from three. They handled calls for four hours and reduced to seven by 11 30, with a lull in the early afternoon. Service remained high quality throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McAllister
Salvation Army volunteers provide donuts and coffee at plant garage disaster
Army workers and Salvation Army members, led by Adjt. Edward J. Tripp and team, distributed doughnuts and coffee to firemen at the Plant's garage blaze scene on Tuesday forenoon. They returned two hours later with more food for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Adjt
Edward J. Tripp
Edgar Fox
Fred Smith
Alfred McMahan
Arthur Ward Victim Of Bath Explosion
Arthur Jewett Ward aged 32 from North Bath died in an explosion. He lived with his wife Bertha McCullough Ward at his parents’ home and worked as an electrician at Bath Iron Works. He leaves parents two sisters and a wife. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence. Reverend David L. Wilson will officiate.
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Arthur Jewett Ward
North Bath
Ernest A
Mabel E. (Jewett) Ward
Bath
Moyse High
West Bath Grange
Ward
Bath Iron Works Corp
Prescott’s
Cummings
Henderson's
Buick
Bertha McCullough
West Bath
Lucy
Herbert Simpson
Brunswick Road
Mildred
Joseph R. Melrose
Bedford Street
Plant
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Phil Eatons Eleven OClocks Lead In Final Bowling Standings
Phil Eatons Eleven OClocks increased their lead to finish first in the Elks Bowling League. In the finale, Eleven OClocks scored six points, Fixed Stars led by Eddie Hartnett took four for runner-up, and Antlers by Ralph Dale earned two. Al Thayer rolled a high 290 for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Eaton
Elks
Eddie Hartnett
Ralph Dale
al Thayer
Ralph Small Edges Harrington By One Pin In City Match
Ralph Small of this city defeated Portland bowler Charlie Harrington by one pin at the Bowlodrome in Forest City Monday night in the second half of a 20 string match. Small led by 50 pins in the first half at Park Alleys two weeks earlier, and his 966 to Harrington’s 965 score sealed the narrow victory. Ruth Hynes, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hynes of Grove Street, returned Sunday from Arlington Heights Mass where she vacationed with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Guy Beddoes.
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Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Portland
Essex
Conn
Frederick Bradeen
Carrie Little
Turner Court
Somerville
Mass
Forrest Little
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Lincoln Bailey
Otto C. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Long Beach
Calif
Nutting
Mrs. Nutting
Maine
Ralph Small
Charlie Harrington
Bowlodrome
Forest City
Small
Park Alleys
Harrington
Bath
R. Small
C. Harrington
Ruth Hynes
William Hynes
Grove Street
Arlington Heights
Guy Beddoes
First and Second Teams Selected in Intermediate League
YMCA Intermediate Basketball League captains named the All First and Second Teams, with four unanimous picks Keith Fleming Richard Cummings Clarence Gowen and Charles Sullivan. A post season match between the two teams is planned after March 12 to settle the question of superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Fleming
Richard Cummings
Clarence Gowen
Charles Sullivan
Frosh Grays
George Wilson
Central Reds
George Hart
Fuller Dies in Bath Plant Explosion Studious 28 Year Old
Henry E. Fuller of 14 Robbins Street was among two killed in Tuesday morning's Plant Garage blast. A West Paris native and Bath arrival, he had just turned 28 and planned to join Bath Iron Works as a welder after finishing a night-school course. He is survived by his father Albert E. Fuller and brother Albert F. Fuller Jr., and three sisters. Funeral is set in Bethel. additional notes cover local residents Bernard Comeau and G Clifford Madden visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Fuller
Robbins Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Paris
Albert E
Emma Johnson Fuller
Upton
Gould Academy
Bethel
Davis Lumber Mill
Cambridge
N. H
Bath
Plant
Albert FE. Fuller, Jr
Eva
Grace Coburn
Thelma Brown
Greenleaf
West Paris
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Fred Cary
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Lisbon Falls
Daniel Doyle
Union Street
Charles M. Tubbs
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Mary Perry
Wellesley
E. A. Perry
Center Street Extension
Eleanor M. Wright
Nassau College
Springvale
Everett B. Wright
Wesley M. E. Church
Ernest Heywood
Harry T. Rodick
D. Wylie Lemont
Charles E. Ripley
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Fred W. Quimby
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Roslindale
Josiah L. Walker
George H. Thorburn, Jr
Harry S. Wallace
Vincent C. Nichols
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Augusta House
Augusta
Central Maine Power Company
Edward B. Smith
Pauline Moulton
Sarah Lermond
Raymond C. Small
Laton Jackson
Peggy
South Ports
Mr. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Frank Reinoeh
Howard Rovers
Milan Street
Lily Pray
Hish Street
Post
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Robert Seward
Bates College
Evelyn Trott
Robert Lambie
John Perkins
Cony High School
Cosmopolitan Club
Frostina E. Marston
Edward Sewall
Patricia
Boston
George Conway
Jennie Cameron
John Sonia
Charles Miller
Conway
Gilbert Hughes
Joseph Madden
Dike Road
Gardiner Rogers
Guy Crosby
Ralph Gay
Edward Rowe
Walter M. Hill
Louis Silverman
Sophie Mikels
John Crosby
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Third District Council
American Legion Auxiliary
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Bradford-Sortwell
Womans Club Rooms
Adelaide Owen
Milo
Theodore Watson
Westbrook
John McInnes
Duncan McInnes
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Warren Bartlett
Harry Bartlett
Berlin
Ralph Burden
Dora O. Lowell
Charles Dubar
Nequasset
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Mary Kimball
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Allan Spear
Gardiner R. Deering
Edward A. Cummings
Arthur G. Small
Dummer Street
Memorial Hospital
South End
William P. Hatch
Edward Coombs
Elbridge R. Wright
Fred Sturtevant
William H. Small
Pleasant Street
John W. Gilmore
Edgar E. Fox, Jr
Ela Ashline
Fox
Edgar E. Fox
This City
Miss Ashline
Meador Ashline
Chazy, N. Y
Mark W. Sewall
George Nevens
Nevens
Grace E. Cunningham
William Daley
William Irving Duley
Fred Anderson
Thomaston
George Avery
Academy Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Walter McCarty
Gerald F. Carr
Northeastern University
Snowpark
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Barbara Grout
Barbara Fisher
Virginia Golder
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Winshipstress
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Miss Fisher
Marjorie Keene
Frank I. Brown
Robert Edward
Malcolm Witham
Rose Street
Cornish
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Makaweli Plantation
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Hawaii
Marion Small
Anna
Cuthbert
Carolyn J. Ozog
Madame Bilmer
New York City
Julia Piecuch
Wilfred Academy
Joseph Breault
James Duff
Mary H. Cunningham
Modern School of Dancing
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Hotel Lenox
Bill Pillick
Hazel Boone
Mr. Pillick
Ed Wynn
Leland Means
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
John Parker
South Street
Concord
Parker
E. K. Hoitt
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Bangor
Wilbur Higgins
Bath Memorial Hospital
H. D. Grant
Front Street
Martha
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Damariscotta
Fred W. Hitchcock
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
R. I
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Weeks Street
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Eunice Barstow
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E. M. Lewis
Quimby Street
Harrisburg
Ardenne Haines
Royden Haines
University of Maine
Stanford Blake
Anthony Eden
C. Merritt Trott
Roosvelt
Stuart Frye
Orrin Frye
Beverly Hills
Ida Harjula
Betty Cummings
Thomas J. Cummings
Cummings Street
St. Patrick
Frances Flaherty
Jimmie Footer
Barbara Madden
Catherine, Henry
Bobby Powers
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Catherine Pert
Betty Hagan
Rosaline Cormier
Ann Desmond
Martha Torrey
Nancy Gregware
Camelia Deering
Eddie Powers, Jr
Sylvia Ann
Victor Pinkham
Five Islands
Virginia Wright
Virginia B. Rogers
Albert L. Ingalls
Joseph Charles Focter & Sons
A. D. Stetson & Son, Inc
Woolwich
Carlton Bridge
Fire Department
Bob
Garage, Inc
Bath Iron Works
Elks’ Bowling League Fames
Elks’ Bowling League
L. Plant
Russell Gasser
Norman Alkazin
Gordon’ Estes
Lawrence Boardman
Frosh Browns
John Bourque
Frosh
Jerry Desmond
Fresh Browns
Clarence A. Warner
Robert Hamblett
Millard Green
Harold Peasley
Bernard Comeau
Comeau
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