Two County Women Honored at U. of Maine
Betty J. Ryan of Woolwich and Charlotte V. White of Bowdoinham were elected to All Maine Women, the University of Maine’s top nonacademic honor, at the 17th annual banquet in North Estabrooke. Ryan trains for a nursing degree at Central Maine General Hospital and is a sophomore Eagle. White, a senior in English with Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, has held top academic honors and served in several campus clubs. Weekend guests included Mrs. Lee Randall and Oliver of Auburn visiting Mrs. Randall’s parents.
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Betty J. Ryan
Earl L. Ryan
Woolwich
Charlotte V. White
Edward L. White
Bowdoinham
Maine
University of Maine
North Estabrooke
Miss Ryan
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Ballentine Hall
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss White
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Neai Mathetai
Y.W.C.A
Students’ Arts Club
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Electa Chapter
Ernest Hunter
Perley Harmon
Augusta
Bath
William HM. Gould
Wilford Jones
Dorothy Dickinson
Lee Chapman
Marguerite Hartnett
Portland
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Hartnett
Burnell
Coombs High School
Selectmen's Office
Randall Warren
Jessie Ames
Warren
Chester Hobart
William Maloon
Kenneth Almy
William Gould
Irving Prindall
Ernest Frye
Charles Fogg
Frank Webber
Grange Hall
Gladys Raymond
Pearl Raymond
Edward Baker
George Hamilton
Mac Gould
Frye
Emerson Lane
Richmond
Bishop School
Helen Robinson
Paul Bishop
Doris Galpin
Malcolm Lamoreau
Tom
Jean
Patricia Oueillette
School Improvement League
Alvah Rackley
Charles Rackley
Topsham
Loomis Dyer
Jane Hall Browne
Chauncey Stuart
Dyer
Ralph Collins
Hollis Temple
Horace
Frank Millay
Topsfield
Mass
Guernsey
Paris
Neal Bishop
Alvin Huntoon
Paul Reed
Earl Browne
East Bowdoinham
Wallace Hutchins
Ernest Millay
John Cairns
Short Hills
N. J
River Road
Edward LaRochelle
China
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J. E. Browne
West Medford
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Albert Henderson
Charlotte White
White
Phi Beta Phi Sorority
Elms
West Minot
Greenfield,_Mass
Mr. Little
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Herbert Williams
Meriden
Conn
Lewis Williams
Sagadahoc W C T U Holds 52nd County Meet in West Bowdoin
The Sagadahoc county W C T U held its 52nd annual convention at the West Bowdoin Baptist church with Miss Grace Seeger Scott as guest speaker. Officers elected include Mary Pratt as president and Allegra Bickford as vice president, with attendees from Bath and Lisbon Falls.
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W.C.T.U
West Bowdoin Baptist Church
Grace Seeger Scott
Charles H. Berry
Mary Pratt
Carrie Trott
Harry Chamberlin
Florence Starbird
West Bowdoin
Lillian Mayo
Bath
Lila Purington
Ada Chamberlain
Lila Place
Grace S. Scott
Allegra Bickford
Lisbon Falls
Nella Stover
Bickford
Coventry honors Sewall family with arterial road name
Coventry mayor J A Moseley writes to Loyall Sewall of Bath praising American support for Coventry during World War II. He notes the loss of the Sewall tablet in St Michael's Cathedral bombed on November 14 and describes Sewall Highway named in Wyken to perpetuate the family and its ties to a historic road. The Davenport House near West Orchard and Cross Cheaping was also destroyed, symbolizing broader losses amid the war.
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England
J. A. Moseley
Loyall Sewall
Bath
Sewall-Sewell Coventry Fund
Sewall
St. Michael's Cathedral
Davenport House
United States
Mr. Sewall
Vermont
Wyken
West Orchard
Cross Cheaping
America
States
Mayor backs no toll bridge movement in Bath
Mayor Walter C Rog ers endorses Maine Coastal Publicity efforts to divert traffic to Route 1 the Atlantic Highway scenic route and urges Bath citizens to join the Bath Carlton Bridge No Toll club A representative from Rockland aims to recruit members and a large sign between Freeport and Brunswick will announce tolls are removed on the Kennebec bridge boosting coastal tourism
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Carlton
Walter C. Rogers
Maine Coastal Publicity Organization
Rockland
Freeport
Brunswick
Kennebec
Woolwich
Shattuck Merrill Marriage Announced in Vermont
Shirley Evelene Merrill and Rev. Harley A. Shattuck wed May 6 at First Congregational church Newbury Vermont. The ceremony was by Rev. Theodore B Hadley. Shattuck to become Portland district Methodist superintendent after returning from a trip through the Adirondacks. Mrs. Shattuck is a graduate of Stephens High Rumford Maine School of Commerce.
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Shirley Evelene Merrill
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath
Rumford
Bradley Street
Portland
Methodist Churches
Perry Wright Wedding at St. Marys Church
Miss Virginia M Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs E Mason Wright and Carleton W Perry son of Mr and Mrs Daniel W Perry married in a Saturday morning ceremony at St Marys church Rev Timothy C Maney officiated. The couple will reside at 70 Winship Street.
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Virginia M. Wright
E. Mason Wright
Winship Street
Carleton W. Perry
Daniel W. Perry
High Street
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy C. Maney
Margaret Smith
Quincy
Mass
Robert J. Perry
George H. Comeau
Loesser Gallant Wed In Bath Rhode Island Church
Miss Marion Gallant daughter of Mrs. T Fred Gallant and the late Mr. Gallant of Libby’s Court wed Lieut Arthur Loesser U S N son of Oscar and Flora Loesser Rochester N Y in the rectory of St Mary’s church Bath. The ceremony was by Rev R A Marineau. The couple will reside at 25 Federal Street Brunswick after a wedding trip.
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T. Winfred Gallant
Mr. Gallant
Libby’s Court
Arthur Loesser
Oscar Loesser
Flora Loesser
Rochester
N. Y
St. Mary’s Church
R. A. Marineau
Lena Gallant
George H. Comeau
Loesser
Morse High School
Lieut. Loesser
University of Rochester
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bath
Sampson
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lewis Corman
Hersom Cox Tie the Knot in Maine Ceremony
George E. Hersom of South Berwick and Dorothy M. Cox of Fort Fairfield wed at Wesley church parsonage on Saturday at 3 p m in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Chester B Oliver. Mrs Cox is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert P Cox of England and Mr Hersom is the son of Mr and Mrs Isaac K Hersom of South Berwick.
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George E. Hersom
South Berwick
Dorothy M. Cox
Fort Fairfield
Wesley Church
Chester B. Oliver
Hersom
Robert P. Cox
England
Mr. Hersom
Isaac K. Hersom
Augusta woman returns from visit with Petersburg relatives
Mrs. Everett Quinlan of Augusta has returned after a few days visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Peterson in East Brunswick.
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Everett Quinlan
Augusta
Harry E. Peterson
East Brunswick
The Rolalot Shop Reopens At Popham Beach
The Rolalot Shop at Popham Beach resumes season operations with a new line of shells from Sanibel Island and affordable shell novelties. A 5 8 31 notice seeks a young woman or responsible girl for cooking and downstairs housework at ten dollars weekly.
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Sanibel Island
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Bowdoinham Community News Highlights Local Events
Regular Electa chapter of the O E S conferred degrees on Mr and Mrs Ernest Hunter and Mr and Mrs Perley Harmon. Memorial Day plans were formed with Randall Warren chairing and subcommittees named. A Mother’s Day program and a school sink gift were noted along with numerous personal items and visits across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
Morse High Senior Wins State Essay Prize
Alden B. Bailey, Morse high school senior, won second place in the state competition for the essay What Uncle Sam Means to Me. He previously took first prize in the district contest covering Augusta to Damariscotta, earning a cash award of 15 dollars.
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Alden B. Bailey
Morse High School
Uncle Sam
Bailey
Augusta
Damariscotta
National Elks Contest Yields Senior Winners In State Rivalry
The contest sponsored by the Elks National Defense Committee open to high school seniors nationwide lists local organizers including attorneys John P. Carey Jr Ralph O Dale and Harold J Rubin. District judges were N Gratz Jackson Henry W Owen Jr John Parker. Walter F Byron Waterville took first in the state rivalry with Ruth Young Berwick Academy third.
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The
Elks’ National Defense Committee
John P. Carey, Jr
Ralph O. Dale
Harold J. Rubin
N. Gratz Jackson
Henry W. Owen, Jr
John Parker
Walter F. Byron
Waterville
Ruth Young
Berwick Academy
Boudreau Family Visit Extends Across Several States
Mr and Mrs Frederick E Boudreau of Chicago left Tuesday evening after a few days with Mr and Mrs Philip A Boudreau at 47 Floral Street. Mrs Boudreau formerly Miss Cecile Veilleux of Morse High faculty. They travel visiting relatives in Portsmouth Lewiston and New York City. Betty Swanton spends weekend with parents at Pleasant Point camp near Topsham.
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Frederick E. Boudreau
Chicago
Boudreau
Philip A. Boudreau
Floral Street
Betty Swanton
Gorham Normal School
Carl B. Swanton
Bedford Street
Swanton Camp
Pleasant Point
Topsham
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