Wedding at Rice home links Ernest Richards and Mary Lou Gammon
At the Ernest Rice home in Hill Street a double ring wedding joined Ernest Richards of Rockland and Mary Lou Gammon of West Peru. Rev. William T. Bennett officiated. The bride wore white crepe, attendants wore yellow, and a reception followed with a wedding cake cut. The couple will live in Rockland where Richards is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rice
Hill Street
Ernest Richards
Rockland
Mary Louise Gamrmron
West Peru
William T. Bennett
Methodist Church
Welter Yallow
Marton Gammon
Richard Laury
Walter Yattan
Edmond Gzmache
Emma Pike
Richards
Boston
White Wood Wedding at Central Church Saturday
Miss Carol Elizabeth Wood married Frank Herbert White Jr at Central Congregational church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, with attendants, reception, and guests from Bath, Ogunquit, Eliot, Woolwich, Freeport and several Massachusetts towns. The couple plans a short wedding trip and home at Day's Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Elizabeth Wood
Ernest Wood
Washington Street
Frank Herbert White
Frank H. White
South Freeport
Central Congregational Church
Laforest FE. Hodgkins
Harold R. Grundy
Harry E. Cornish
Wood
White
Kenton Coombs
Brunswick
Kenneth Moulton
Eliot
Roberta Hathorne
Woolwich
Morse High School
Nassan College
Bath Iron Works Corp
Stockton Springs High School
U. S. Navy
Merchant Marine
Day's Ferry
Herbert Wood
Adville Spinney
Delwin Manson
Harry Boynton
Bedford
Mass
Willard Whitman
Belmont
Roger Bragdon
Priscilla
Dorothy Bragdon
Weils
Richmond Keyes
Ogunquit
C. H. Saberrfeldt
Wrentham
Kenneth Grant
Archie Grant
Robert Pierce
Waltham
Harry Dollier
George Carter
West Newton
C. W. Johnson
Cranston
William Wentworth
East Greenwich
C. W. Johnson, Jr
Rumford
Franklin Patterson
James Griffin
Ella Boylan
George Hopkins
Stockton Springs
Nils Robenius
South China
George Hammond
Philman Hatch
Wadleigh Dyer
Ramona Council Meeting Led by Wenonah Citro Christine Radar
Ramona Council convened at the G A R hall with Wenonah Christine Radar presiding in Pocahontas absent Pocahontas Emery. The charter draped in memory of Past Pocahontas Jennie C Miller. A social followed the May 26 meeting with Frances William in charge of refreshments and Frances Williams handling games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
G. A. R. Hall
Wenonah
Christine Radar
Pocahontas
Emery
E $ Ae
Jennie C. Miller
Frances William
Frances Wiliams
Congregation Delegates Attend Ordination This June
Delegates from each church were present for the ordination of Mr. Henderson set for the evening of June 27. The Working League gathered last Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Oliver’s home, hosted by Mrs. James Oliver and Mrs. Harold Brown, with a good crowd. Following sewing, refreshments were served in the decorated dining room. The P T A plans a baked bean supper at the First Baptist vestry Saturday from 5 20 to 7 30, then a matinee at the school. M Bowen of Education will speak at Commencement at Central School on June 10, with graduates Daniel McGillivary and Eleanor Mains. The Farm Bureau meets at Five Islands hosted by Mrs. Russell Pinkham. cake making to be done in the morning. Christine Williams sang in the Morse High School Glee Club concert. Miss Dorothy W. Stuart visited MacMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
James Oliver
Harold Brown
Central School
Daniel McGilliary
Eleanor Mains
Farm Bureau
Russell Pinkham
Five Islands
Christine Williams
Morse High School
Dorothy W. Stuart
MacMahan
Lawrence Dupont
Farmingdale
Melvin Cunningham
William A. Todd
Capt
Thomas Molliston
Seguinland
Walter MacMahan
Bath
George Bean
Vincent MacMahan
Brunswick
Donald Walker
Providence
R. L
William Bisseth
Stanley Lewis
Onset
Mass
George Lee
Hazel Gay
Boston
Portland
Vincent
Helaine D. Blum
New York City
Krubble
Charles Farrow
William A Todd
Roy M. Newman
J. H. Brown
John F. Higgins
Walter W Cummings
John Paquin
Newport
RK IL
Robinhood
Walter Parker
George Powers
Peter
Constance Ekstrand
Florida
John Townsend, Jr
Lakewood Theatre to Open 914 Season With Let Us Be Gay
Lakewood Theatre announces the 914 season opening on Saturday June 4 with Let Us Be Gay starring Neva Pettiton James Engler and Rachel Crother in a sparking Broadway cast. Neva Pettiton and James Engler lead a seasoned company including Frances Bavier and Leo Hansleberry with ongoing summer facilities and regular Friday dances at the Lakewood Country Club. Reservations: Skowhegan 331.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Melville Burke
Rachel Crother
Neva Patterson
James Enzler
Kitty
Bob Brown
Miss Patterson
Mr .Engler
Mrs. Boucicault
Westchester
Hushband
Mi. Boucicault
Frances Bavier
Lakewood Theatre
Caifornia
Florida
New England
RKO
Umbia
Ocun
Jean Dalrympie
Charles Boyer
Jed Harris
Skowhegan
Inn
Golf Club
Leo Hansleberry
Lakewood Country Club
Lloyd Rafnell
Cottage weekend notes and a Paris parachute fact
The note recalls Carol Ler and David of Portland visiting a cottage, Edwin Adams of Auburn at his cottage, Maurice Burns of Bay Point at Robinhood, and the Liebes Harris family renting the Knubble for summer before a quick luncheon dish of shirred eggs with spinach. A Frenchman achieved the first free flight parachute jump in Paris in 1797 from 2,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ler
David
Portland
Edwin Adams
Auburn
Maurice Burns
Bay Point
Robinhood
Joe Liebes
Margo Harris
New York
Paris
FIVE ISLANDS community notices and personal items
The Ladies' Bible Class met with Mrs. William Marr last week. The Good Neighbor club planned a bronze tablet for the Herbert Campbell Memorial square, replacing the current honor roll, with help from Georgetown fire department. Personal items note local visits, moves, and social events including weddings and cottage preparations for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marr
Zetta Higgins
Good Neighbor Club
Herbert Campbell
Georgetown Fire Department
Harold Dunton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Library Association
Vernal Chaney
Linda
Susan
Kittery
Chaney
Navy Yard
Felix Solomons
Kenneth Florense
U S.N
Lynn
Hass
Edda Needham
Portland
David Rutherford
Belfast
O. F. Rowe
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Mass
Merton Pinkham
Westbrook Junior College
Beulah Miller
Bath
Carol Woods
Harold White, Jr
Central Church
Melvin Comeau
Laurence Pero
Vernon E. Gray
Herman Bart
Obituary for Lt. Commander Thomas J. Cole of Voorheesville
Lt. Commander Thomas J. Cole of Voorheesville New York formerly of Bath died suddenly this morning. He spent his summers here for many years and is survived by his sister-in-law Mrs Frank Allegrin of 55 High Street and numerous friends in this city. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM in Voorheervile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Cole
Voorheesville
N. Y
Bath
Cole
Frank Allegrin
High Street
Voorheerville
Municipal Court Finds Guilty and Innocent Respondents
William H Wing Richmond arraigned for failing to stop at High and Winter streets paid 5 dollar fine plus 4.70 costs. A local man on Sheriff Messenger complaint was found guilty of intoxication paying 5 dollars and 5.75 costs. Another arraigned on a similar charge was found innocent by Judge Gardiner K Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wing
Richmond
Frank Moriarty
Charles W. Messenger
Gardiner K. Deering
Steel Mills Employ About Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Workers
About 650000 people are employed in the United States steel mills, reflecting a sizable portion of the industrial workforce. The figure highlights the steel sector's scale within the national economy and its impact on employment trends.
Forrestal's Bath Visits Highlight Navy Leader's Ties
Former Defense Secretary James Forrestal visited Bath twice while under secretary of the Navy, first in summer 1940 during Bath Iron Works expansion plans, and again on June 18 1943 with Lord Halifax and others for the U S S Ingersoll launch, later missing the USS Frank Knox christening but attending Bath events and dining with William S Newell and family. He also toured Brunswick in April 1943 for the dedication of Brunswick Naval Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
James Forrestal
Bethesdand. Naval Hospital
Bath
Secretary of the Navy
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hardings
Lord Halifax
U. S
Owen Brewster
Rooseveltt
Frank Knox
Death of Mrs Vina E Gormar 52 in Portland
Word arrived in Bath of the death of Mrs Vina E Gormar 52 of Portland. She lived in Bath during World War II and worked as a night nurse at Hyde Windlass Co. She resided with Laura Cutting and later the Bertrands BJs. Survived by husband Ezra P Gorman father John Hayden daughter Donna E sister Mrs L P Franklin. Funeral services were Sunday at 2 pm in Brownville Junction Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Vina E. Gormar
Portland
Ezra P. Gorman
John Hayden
Dexter
Donna E
Roanoke
L. P. Franklin
Madison
Brownville Junction Methodist Churen
Ida A Thurlow Dies In Bath After Return From Wollaston
Ida A Thurlow aged 68 died Wednesday afternoon at her Bath home 457 Washington street after returning from Wollaston Massachusetts. Born January 1 1856 at Richmond she was daughter of John F and Deborah Farm Thurlow. She lived in Hortonville Wisconsin in childhood then Bath thereafter and later Wollaston. Survived by sister Leora M Fowles Bath and nephews Harry M Thurlow Bath and Cecil Ford Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Thurlow
Washington Street
Bath
Wollaston
Mass
Richmond
John F
Deborah Farm Thurlow
Hortonville
Wisconsin
Leora M Fowles
Harry M. Thurlow
Cecil Ford Brown
Niece listed in East Braintree notice
In East Braintree Massachusetts a niece named Mrs Walter A Austin Ethel Ann Brown of Cascade New Hampshire is referenced in a family notice indicating kinship and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Braintree
Mass
Walter A. Austin
Ethel Ann Brown
Cascade, N. H
Death notice for Mrs E C Hebbard of Boston
Mrs Ida M Hebbard records the recent death of Mrs E C Hebbard aged 93 in Bath. widow of Dr E C Hebbard a Boston physician and early Summer Swan Island host. Both licensed engineers and pilots on the Kennebec they owned the Buttercup steam launch. She was active in Eastern Star and a pioneer in women’s suffrage. Survived by son M C Priest of Brookline Mass. who summers on Swan Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
E. C. Hebbard
Boston
Swan Island
Richmond
Stover Homestead
Front
Cedar Streets
Earle L. Wade
Hebbards
Kennebec
Buttercup
Eureka House
Popham
Alf Perkins
Death of East Harpswell resident Samuel Toothaker
Samuel Toothaker aged 79 lifelong East Harpswell resident died Thursday at Brunswick hospital after a short illness. Born October 28, 1869 to Samuel S. and Abbie Sawyer Toothaker, he leaves three brothers Daniel, Alfred, Ira all of Harpswell and three sisters Mrs Chester Britt Lynn Mass Mrs Albert Leavitt and Mrs Gustavus O Gatchell of Harpswell plus several nieces and nephews including Mrs Dana York of Green Street. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 1 pm from Lawes Funeral Home Brunswick with interment at Cranberry Horn Cemetery Harpswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Toothaker
East Harpswell
Brunswick Hospital
Mr. Toothaker
Samuel S
Abbie Sawyer Toothaker
Daniel P
Alfred B
Ira C. Toothaker
Harpswell
Chester Britt
Lynn
Mass
Albert Leavitt
Gustavus O. Gatchell
Dana York
Green Street
Lawes Funeral Home
Brunswick
Cranberry Horn Cemetery
George D Emero Funeral Rites Held at St Marys
Requiem high mass was sung at 8 a m Friday in St Marys Roman Catholic church for George D Emero with Rev Father John E Bellefontaine officiating Honorary bearers were Lucien Bisson Deserie Amirault and Henry Gaudet Active bearers were John Taylor Albert Losier Edward Kelley Andrew Lozier Edward McKenna and Edward Partridge Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove and a committal service at the grave was performed by Rev Fr John Bellefontaine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Mrs Mildred W Pottle Funeral held at Mayo residence
Funeral services for Mrs Mildred W Pottle were conducted Thursday afternoon at two at Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence. Rev Laforest E Hodgkins of Central Congregational church officiated with bearers John Higgins Frank Higgins Elmer Higgins and George Johanson of Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred W. Pottle
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
John Higgins
Frank Higgins
Elmer Higgins
George Johanson
Oak Grove
Ida A. Thurlow Funeral Held At Brunswick
Funeral services for Miss Ida A. Thurlow were conducted Saturday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Arvid Anderson officiating. Bearers were Raymond Trott Charles A. Soule Leonard Munsey and Mansfield Totman. She was buried in the family plot at New Meadows cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Thurlow
Curtis Funeral Home
Arvid Anderson
Raymond Trott
Charles A. Soule
Leonard Munsey
Mansfield Totman
New Meadows Cemetery
Brunswick
Bangor Woman Visits Daughter in Lambert Park
Mrs. Thomas of Bangor visits her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Albert Connors of Lambert Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thomas
Bangor
Mrs
Albert Connors
Lambert Park
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Ray Sedgley
Lawrence Kimball
Annie Dunbar
Priscilla Chipman
GC. C. Marriner
Clarence Dunbar
Paul Batchelder
William Sullivan
Leon Batchelder
James Meserve
William Meserve
Enterprise Grange
West Bath Grange
Dunbar
Miss Chipman
Clarence Watson
Mary
James Watson
Gorham
Mabel Rumbll
Seth Watson
Grace Leighton
Augusta General Hospital
Leslie F. Roberts
Roy Gilpatrick
Lewiston Armory
Daniel Clark
Raymond Peacock
Milton, Mas
River Road
Donald Smith
Hamlin
Tar Dourglass
Old Perry
Grece Leighton
Augustia General Hospital
Clinton Bishop
York
Frank Bishop
North Freri Street
Bishop
York Area
Harry White
Muriel White
Edmond Gamache
Merion Phillips
Gardiner
Charles Dickinson
Hollis Easter
Norma Hodgkins
Perentis
Erne Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Vanessa Beedle
Winthrop
Thelman Dickinson
Barbara Weeks
Bruce Dickinson
General Electric
Central Maine
Ompany
Bath Iron Works
Ramona
Marius H. Page
North Street
Forrestal
W. S. Newell
Vina E. Gorman
Hyde Windlass Company
Ida M. Hebbard
George D. Emero
Fred S. Curtis & CO