Hallet Addresses Rotary on Flying Cadet Service
Richard Mathews Hallet spoke to the Rotary Club on the Flying Cadet Service week. He noted a need for 50 000 to 80 000 fliers and outlined seven months of training with strict tests. High school pupils and ages 20 to 26 are being targeted with local leaders coordinating applicant screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mathews Hallet
Boothbay Harbor
U.S. A
Willis Fitch
New England
Guy P. Gannett
Augusta
Maine
Hallet
John Parker
Army
Navy
Luncheon Highlights Highlight Social Evening At Dromore Grange
Pres. Dominique Tardif led a luncheon noting the ladies night program set for Thursday evening at Dromore grange hall with Mrs. Edward W. Bridgham as chairman. Several pleasant surprises are rumored for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Saturday Evening Post
Dominique Tardif
Dromore Grange Hall
Edward W. Bridgham
Morse Junior Prom Set With Dance Friday Evening
Morse high school hosts a junior prom Friday evening with dancing from 8 to midnight. Yellow and green decorations, co chairs Bruce Fulton and Martha Morse lead the decorating committee aided by a long list of volunteers. a refined patron and patroness group backs the event. Doc Harriman’s eight piece orchestra will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bruce Fulton
Martha Morse
Annette Williams
Helen Robinson
Mary Roy
Diana Pierce
Geraldine Dupres
Marie Hart
Mildred Perow
George Hersom
Milton Gediman
Ralph Duncan
Norma Mackinnon
Richard Steen
Dwight Packard
Robert Besaw
Carl Anderson Talks To Commercial Class At Morse Rush
Carl CG Anderson owner of Carls Drus store addressed Morse rush school's senior commercial class Tuesday urging adherence to rules for courage dependability grooming and presentation to enter a business career. Rupert M Irvine of New England Tel and Tel spoke to the same group on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl CG Anderson
Carls Drus
Morse Rush School
Bie
Rupert M. Irvine
New England Tel
Tel. Co
Phosphate Barge Pa Trickt Sheridan Unloads at Read Nichols Dock
The barge Pa Trickt Sheridan from Philadelphia, unloading 1500 tons of phosphate rock at Read Nichols Co wharf, docked May 12 and is to be unloaded Thursday morning. Some cargo went by truck to Sagadahoc Fertilizer in Bowdoinham while about 75 tons were delivered. Much fertilizer stored at the Watson Frye Co foundry on Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrickt Sheridan
Philadelphia
Read Nichols Co
Sagadahoe
Bowdoinham
Watson, Frye Co
Bath
Gallant Fournier Wedding in Brunswick
Felix J. Gallant Jr and Regina Fournier were married in a double ring ceremony at St John s Church Brunswick officiated by Rev Charles Le Flem. Attendants included Louise Fournier maid of honor and Henry Gallant best man with bridesmaids Leah Gallant Eva Fournier. The couple will reside at 36 Mill Street Brunswick after a reception at the American Legion hall and a short trip to York Village and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix J. Gallant, Jr
Regina Fournier
Brunswick
St. John's Church
Charles le Flem
Louise Fournier
Henry Gallant
Leah Gallant
Eva Fournier
Belanger
Velma Gaudreau
Harry Sherman
Anthony Fournier
Maurice Bouchine
Donald Campbell
American Legion Hall
York Village
Boston
Mill Street
Mary Rose Cloutier
Grace Fournier
Diana Fournier
Pheasant causes three car crash near Bath
A pheasant crossing Route One east of Bath led to a three car collision just after 3:25 PM Saturday. Vehicles driven by Arline Lyden, Wilhelmina Kiernan, and Abbot Fuller collided after swerving to avoid the bird. Kiernan sustained a leg injury. others escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath-West
Bath
Arline Lyden
Middle Street
Wilhelmina M. Kiernan
Shepard
Washington Streets
Abbot J. Fuller
Pemaquid
Kiernan
Lyden
Fuller
Lyden Auto
Gibson Recalls Old Time Minstrels in Bath
The Forty Years Ago column features a letter from Harvey D. Gibson of Manufacturers Trust Co. recalling a Bowdoin student minstrel show and a finale song titled Just Another Lincoln. He notes it is nice to be reminded of old times and mentions his North Conway links to the Kearsarge hotel era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Harvey D. Gibson
Manufacturers Trust Co
Broadstreet
New York
North Conway
Mr. Gibson
Kearsarge
White Mountains
Apple Blossoms Shine Along Woolwich Route
Motorists pass through the country to view apple trees at peak bloom in Woolwich. The Jewett orchards formerly Charles Henry Butler farm show shades from deep pink on new blossoms to white on ripening fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett Orchards
Charles Henry Butler
Woolwich
Far and Near Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Far and Near Missionary society of Corliss Street church met Friday with Mrs. Frederick P. Moffatt leading a devotional on Love. Red Cross work was done, funds raised for a Burma leper colony and War relief, and hostesses were announced for the year. The next meeting is set for June 20 with Miss Carrie Trett and Mrs. Chaney as dinner hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Moffatt
Missionary Society
Corliss Street
Christ
Red Cross
Ruby A. Preble
Theresa Hill
Burma
Carrie Trott
Wilfred W. Chaney
Millard E. Watson
Ida Purington
Merton A. Wright
John H. Hunt
John A. Towle
Hill
Maude W. Russell
Henry D. Cooper
Mildred Walker
Fred E. Bragg
Mildred Stackpole
Ambrose S. MacFadden
Jacob T. Wheeler
Frank W. Preble
Watson
Agnes Harris
Jennie R. Curtis
Towle
Carrie Trett
Chaney
Shower Given for Mrs Edwin Oliver
Miss Viola M Arsenault and Mrs Gordon Holbrook hosted a Thursday evening shower at 29 High street for Mrs Edwin Oliver formerly Miss Jeannette Dowling. Gifts included an electric clock and end table. invitees listed include Mrs Ralph Card Mrs William Paisley Jr Miss Doris Crocker Mrs Arthur Balcolm Mrs Robert Jewell Miss Betty McGuiggan Miss Margaret Gallagher Mrs Harold M Rogers Miss Alice Eaton Miss Fern Pettengill Miss Doris Pettengill Mrs David King Miss Shirley Miller Miss Mary Oliver Miss Dorothy Conant Miss Priscilla Coombs Mrs Harold Miller Miss Marie Smith Mrs Harold Dowling Miss Linwood Temple Mrs Edward Larrabee of Fosters Point Miss Ruth Presley and Miss Sarah Reed of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Arsenault
Gordon Holbrook
High Street
Edwin Oliver
Jeannette Dowling
Ralph Card
William Paisley, Jr
Doris Crocker
Arthur Balcolm
Robert Jewell
Betty McGuiggan
Margaret Gallagher
Harold M
Thayer Gilmore Wedding Friday
Miss Virginia Gilmore 24 Bailey street daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul F Gilmore wed Allen Freemont Thayer son of Alderman Charles A Thayer in a single ring ceremony at Winter Street Church parsonage Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Joseph E Belanger The Thayers attended Morse High School He works as a pipe coverer at Bath Iron Works The couple will live in a New Meadows cottage for the summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gilmore
Bailey Street
Paul F. Gilmore
Allen Freemont Thayer
Charles A. Thayer
Winslow Court
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Joseph E. Belanger
Jenks Loziers wed at St Marys rectory
Miss Marcella Ann Lozier daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Lozier of 25 South street became the bride Sunday at 4 p m at St Marys rectory to Edward J Jenks of Chebeague son of Mr and Mrs Edward M Jenks Chebeague Rev R A Martineau officiated before relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Ann Lozier
Andrew J. Lozier
South Street
St. Mary's Rectory
Edward J. Jenks
Foster's Point
Edward M. Jenks
Chebeague
R. A. Martineau
Rotary and Rotary-Anns Plan Dromore Turkey Supper Meeting
Members of the Dromore Farm Bureau arrange a turkey supper as the Rotary club and Rotary-Anns host a joint meeting Thursday night at seven in the grange hall in Dromore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Rotary Club
Rotary-Anns
Grange Hall
Dromore
Classifieds Rates Notice to Advertisers
Classifieds offer 25 words for first insertion and 35 words for each subsequent insertion at 20 cents per rate. Copy must reach the office by noon Wednesdays.
For Sale and Rentals in Maine Area Listings
Classified notices list items for sale in Georgetown Center and Steuben Maine. Opportunities include a John Dere two way sulky plow for 25 dollars, an attractive summer resort at MacMahon Maine with cottages 200 to 385 dollars per season, boarding in a quiet country home for five dollars weekly, beach lease at Thomas Point Hambleton Brunswick, and Popham Beach shop reopening with shell novelties. Listings request references and provide contact: Mrs Hagan Wynnewood PA Mrs H Painter Bath Fred B Reed Co Stanley E Wallace Bath Bath Tel 514 W. 12-300
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John Dere
T. M. Hagan
Georgetown Center
Maine
MacMahan
Bath
H. J. Painter
Wynnewood
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front St. Bath
Prize Speaking Opens Bowdoinham Events at Town Hall
The Annual Junior Prize Speaking contest was held at the town hall with students delivering pieces on world topics and histories. Florence Sedgley won first prize with her selection ending the program, Clyde Douglas took second, Lenora Carras third, as judges and Brunswick high school musicians observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
J. Palmer
Donald Chesley
Local Social Notes Reflect Town Visits and Travel
Miss Mary Brown a Mars Hill hospital nurse visits her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Brown. Mrs J E Browne returns to West Medford after a week with Mrs Ivan Lang. Mr and Mrs Fred Cheney Cumberland and Miss Mildred Small Litchfield visit Mr and Mrs Harold Cheney. Blanche Rounds who wintered in Florida visits her uncle Charles Berry. Arnold Chadwick leaves Saturday for Fall River Mass where he has employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Mars Hill Hospital
Earl Brown
J. E. Browne
West Medford
Ivan Lang
Fred Cheney
Cumberland
Mildred Small
Litchfield
Harold Cheney
Blanche Rounds
Florida
Charles Berry
Arnold Chadwick
Fall River
Mass
Mrs Jane Ackley Woods Dies in Springfield Hospital
Mrs. Jane Ackley Woods widow of Grant Woods of Bowdoin died Monday in a Springfield hospital. Born October 30 1879 in Rumford she was daughter of William and Vesta Ackley and educated there. She lived in Bowdoinham since 1903 and was active in Sagadahoc grange Methodist church Bowdoinham and the W C T U. Survived by five sons including Orrie Woods of Springfield and Elwin Silver of Richmond, four sisters, a mother, a niece, two nephews and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ackley Woods
Grant Woods
Bowdoin
Springfield
Mass
Rumford
William and
Vesta Flagg Ackley
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoinham
Methodist Church
Elwin Silver
Richmond
Orrie Woods
Henry
William Woods
Herman Woods
Bath
Loring Coolidge
Harriet Carter
Alice Nelson
George Sweet
Belmont, Mass
Annual Police Ball a Pleasant City Affair
About 400 people attended the fourth annual Policemen's Ball at the Armory on Friday night from 8:30 to 1:00 with Ernie George and his 15 piece band. The hall featured bunting flags crepe paper signal flags and a new stage decorated with American flags and stars. Before the ball officers and guests were served a buffet at the home of ex Mayor Robert H. Haskell. The American Legion police took over duties during the event and seven Legion officers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Ernie George
Bath Lumber Co
Police Department
Robert H. Haskell
Walter C. Rogers
Donald N. Small
Arthur Sewall
Joseph A. Butler
C. A
Eleanor Roosevelt to Speak in Bangor Tonight
One of the largest gatherings in Eastern Maine is expected in Bangor Auditorium for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt’s first Bangor appearance. The event follows a Bangor House dinner with guests including her secretary Miss Malvina Thompson and Governor and Mrs. Sumner Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bangor Auditorium
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bangor
Housing survey talk in Bath on defense workers
William C. Loring of the Division of Defense Housing Co-ordination discusses homeowner cooperation for housing defense workers in Bath and Brunswick. A meeting at the Y M C A with Mayor Rogers aims to survey willingness to let rooms or convert homes into flats, with John Breen succeeding Justin Hartzog and a Brunswick contingent present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Loring
Division of Defense Housing Co-ordination
Rogers
Loring
Walter C. Rogers
Justin Hartzog
Bath
Brunswick
John Breen
Breen
Boston Housing Authority
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Allan Spear
Bath Savings Institution
Edgar D. Leavitt
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Joseph O. Purdue
Bath Ministers Association
Richard Frates
The
Fire Department
Arthur S. Crockett
Red Cross
Louis A. Dole
Henry G. Hodgdon
John Conley
the Iron Works
Victor N. Choquette
Iumswa
Arthur M. Bowker
Lions Club
Cedric A. Martin
Independent Brotherhood of Ship Yard Workers
William C. Perkins
Thomas F. McMahon
Board of Selectmen
Burton W. Taylor
Bowdoin College
Thomas H. Riley, Jr
Brunswick Savings Institution
Henry M. Baribeau
Girard Baribeau
Center Street Property Changes Ownership
The two story brick residence at 105 Center street once occupied by Fred S. Curtis Co. is sold by Mrs. Mary S. Curtis to Russell C. Dalrymple and Fremont B. Rowe of the Dalrymple Rowe firm. The new owners plan commercial use on the first floor and may rent second floor rooms. no major alterations are planned. Molly Dansky of Lynn Mass. now owns the Dunton building and Music hall property at Center and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Mary S. Curtis
Russell C. Dalrymple
Freemont B. Rowe
Dalrymple & Rowe
Molly Dansky
Lynn
Mass
Dunton
Music Hall
Center and
Washington Streets
Beacon Street Church Rummage Sale Set for Saturday
The Women's Society of Beacon Street Church sponsors a rummage sale all day Saturday beginning at 10 a m in the Band Box on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of
Beacon Street Church
Front Street
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Sunerh
Mr. Faulet
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U.S
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Lucretia Vanderbilt
Carly
Petrel
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Horace P. Herrick
J. Edward Pomeroy
Robert B. Hatch
John H. Harkins
David S. Coxon
Nathan W. Watson
Phyllis Mason
Barbara Stodder
Daniel Hateh
Doc Harrimans
Carl Anderson
Gallant-Fournier
St. John’s Church
Bird
Brunswick Road
Gibson
FAR and Near Society
Thayer-Gilmore
Jenks
Eugene L. Walsh
Steuben
Thomas Point Beach
Beth Hambleton
Popham Beach
Sanibel Island
Bowdeinham
Ida Fowle
Westbrook
Coombs High School
Irving Prindall
Ernest Lancaster
Karl Hatch
Merry Workers 4-H Club
Ralph McEwen
Thelma Maloon
Emerson
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Frank Heath
George Ackley
Prindall
Hatch
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Clara Fogg
Miss Fowle
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Long Branch Farm
Alice Palmer
Jessie Ames
Miss Ames
Gladys Raymond
Dorothy Dickinson
Doris Raymond
Delmar
Herbert Adams
Lendall Bickford
Margaret Foley
Albra Small
Edward Meclver
George Lammers
Frank Webber
Erland Rogers
William McIver
Barbara Ware
Briggs Downe
Worcester
Wilson Freeman
Winnifred
Edward Coughlin
Wren
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Ernest Frye
Pauline Purinton
Norman Curtis
Veterans Hospital
Tagus
Lawrence Hackett
Hackett
George Hackett
Hampton
N. H
Louisa Given
University of Maine
Milton Given
Ben Higgins
Charles Wildes
Addison Winslow
Portland
George Cutler
Robly Morrison
Houston
George Lewis
Chester Hobart
Andover
Jane A. Woods
State Armory
Peer Ee Blonde
Uly
Ld Powell
Ance Faye Jack Oakie Sonn Payne
Chsar
Romero
Jenast
Rend
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Smiley Burnette
Wary Lee
Edward Norris
Jacqueline Wells
Bog Crosby Ruth Terry Cartan Ene
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Wlson
Cuft Banrad
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