Richmond nuptials of Miss Vieira and Mr Hersom
Miss Mertie Geraldine Vieira daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Vieira and Calvin Cole Hersom son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hersom were married October 29 at the Richmond Methodist church. Rev R L Whitham performed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and carried white carnations and mums. Followed by a reception at Odd Fellows hall. The couple will reside at 23 Drew Street Augusta.
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William F. Vieira
Spruce Street
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Richard Hersom
Pittston
R. L. Whitham
Shirley Vieira
Norman Hersom
William I. Vieira
Lawrence Hersom
Lillian Haines
Marjorie Clark
Odd Fellows Hall
James Burney
John Fickett
Michele Dineco
Malden
Mass
Richmond High School
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Randolph
Gardiner
Kents Hill School
U. S. Marine Corps
Maine Turnpike
Drew Street
Augusta
Highway Crash At Witch Spring Hill Injures Driver
A motorist on a highway near Witch Spring Hill was struck by a car and sustained multiple injuries. He is hospitalized with unknown prognosis and is expected to require extended medical care.
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Witch Spring Hill
Three In Hospital Following Crash At Leeman Highway Intersection
Three people from Somerville Plantation were treated at Memorial hospital after a collision at Leeman highway and Middle street. A 1930 pickup driven by Isaac H. Murch 68 ran a red light and struck a 1951 sedan driven by Ronald R. Marsh 18, causing $300 damage to the sedan and $200 to the pickup. Murch faces a driving charge in Bath Municipal Court.
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Middle Street
Ruby Murch
Clarissa Eaton
Carrie Angeline Murch
Somerville Plantation
Edward Newell
Isalac H. Murch
Leeman
Ronald R. Marshall
Washburn Street
Marshall
Murch
Bath
Parity plan debate at county meeting controversy
County audience heard speaker Eastman outline the surplus agriculture problem and price-support arguments. He framed parity as a balance to assure markets and solvent farmers while noting the risks of under or over production. Attendees included O. C. Harmell, L. Elleman, M. Tellan, and D. Leeds.
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Eastman
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Schulten
The Church That Died Sermon At Georgetown
Georgetown church news covers a sermon titled The Church That Died with three points on lukewarm faith, self confidence, and excluding Christ. It urges repentance and fellowship, and invites members to a fellowship supper on November 20 at 5 30 with tickets from Miss Mary Belle Heald. The notice also includes engagements, local events, and school updates from Georgetown and surrounding areas.
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Augusta
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Central School
Clunie Resigns From Morse High School Faculty
Morse High School teacher Robert Clunie resigns to take a sales position with a national brush company. He will leave as soon as possible after six years at Morse, having previously taught in Kingfield Bristol Rockland and Damariscotta. The Board also approves use of the State Armory for Junior High intramurals from 2 30 to 5 p.m. and extends optional student accident insurance via Harmon Eliason. A federally funded milk program will serve milk to pupils, and $100 is allotted to the Morse Band Boosters for a bass horn from a music fund.
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Damariscotta
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Bath
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Soldier, Mrs Spencer Visit Sister in Woolworth Area
Cpl John R Spencer USA and Mrs Spencer stay with Mrs Paul McClure in Day's Ferry Woolworth for a 30 day furlough. He has returned after a year in Keoflavik Iceland and will report to Camp Kilmer New Jersey at end of leave.
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St. Albans
N. Y
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Day's Ferry
Woolworth
Cpl
Keoflavik
Iceland
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Five Islands Church Notes and Local Visits
The Five Islands Sunday school groups met with Ronald Pinkham and Mrs. William Marr, with weekly meetings planned. Various community members hosted bible classes, visitors were listed, and families including Watson, Marr, Pinkham, and Reed enjoyed gatherings. Local residents traveled to Massachusetts, Bath, and Portland for visits and hospital stays.
Bath Legion Cadets to Waterville Veterans Day Parade
The Smith-Tobey Post Legion Cadets will travel to Waterville for the Veterans Day parade at 10:30 am, hosted by the Waterville Legion post. Afterward the corps will dine on a turkey dinner at the Legion home. Seven musical units participate in the parade, with prizes for outstanding performances. Cadets depart Bath American Legion hall at 8 a.m. Thursday.
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American Legion Hall
Proposed Changes in City Charter Given to Council
The Special Committee on City Charter led by Councilman Donald Perry submitted an informal report detailing recommended charter changes for council review at the December meeting. Proposals cover ward-based council elections, Fire Department supervision, a City Tax Assessor, a Board of Tax Assessment Review, and adjustments to the City Treasurer and related budget duties, with notes on wording changes and authority shifts.
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Harry E. Cooke
Nathan C. White
Harold J. Rubin
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Bath Maine Charter Revisions Discussed For 1955 Session
City committee recommends major charter changes including reducing council size and creating a full time assessor. Proposals modify sections on work programs emergency appropriations and lapse provisions with potential referendum after state approval. Legislation target is January 1955 Maine session with February bill acceptance deadline.
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Eerhods
Bath
Maine
Maine Legislatture
Former Pastor Speaks at Corliss Street
Rev. Arvid Anderson of East Bridgewater Massachusetts, a former pastor of Corliss Street Baptist church, will be guest speaker at the Thursday evening meeting at 7 30, sharing his life in Korea with friends. He left Bath to serve as U S Army chaplain and established a school for lost Korean children. His subject, The Cross Over Korea, will be shown with colored slides. He returns to Massachusetts Friday.
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East Bridgewater
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Bath
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Massachusetts
Laura Harrington Libby 58 widow of John Libby dies in Parker Head
Laura Harrington Libby age 58 died at her Parker Head home Friday afternoon. Born February 12, 1896 in Parker Head she lived all her life there and attended local schools. During World War II she worked at Bath Iron Works Fabrication Plant Hardings. Survived by three daughters Mrs Roger Lewis of Rockland Mrs Bernard Wyman and Mrs Frances Barklow of Parker Head two sons John W Libby USN and Frederick A Libby Parker Head one sister Frances Morang Parker Head one brother Eugene Harrington Parker Head and 15 grandchildren.
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John Libby
Parker Head
Fred
Hannah
Oliver) Harrington
Libby
Bath Iron Works
Hardings
Smith-Tobey
American Legion of Bath
Roger Lewis
Rockland
Bernard Wyman
Frances Barkalow
John W. Libby
U.S.N
Frederick A. Libby
Frances Morang
Eugene Harrington
Tar Queen Yacht Battling 40 Foot Seas Off Newport News
The 60 foot Tar Queen rode 40 foot waves eighty miles offshore as gusts hit 65 mph. A passing steamer alerted the Coast Guard, but the crew claimed no trouble and slept through the ordeal.
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Tobacco Dominates Kentucky Crop Income
About 40 percent of Kentucky's agricultural earnings come from tobacco, underscoring the crop's central role in the state's farming economy and its impact on local livelihoods and regional markets.
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Kentucky
Julian S Mason longtime editor dies at 78 in Maine
Julian Starkweather Mason 78 a former newspaper editor and writer and frequent Summer visitor at Small Point Beach Phippsburg Maine died at his Old Brookville L I home after a brief illness His daughter Mrs H P Baldwin Perry and son Grey Mason own a cottage at Small Point Born in Chicago son of Edward Gay Mason and Julia Starkweather Grandson of Roswell B Mason mayor of Chicago during the 1871 fire Yale graduate 1898 published A Yale Footnote to Kipling He worked at The Chicago Evening Post The Tribune The New York Herald Tribune The New York Evening Post In politics he led National Republican Builders and wrote for The Herald Tribune Saturday Evening Post Newsweek and others He is survived by his widow Florence Gray son Grey daughter Perry and two grandchildren.
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Small Point
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Laura H. Libby Funeral Rites Held at Curtis
Mrs Laura H Libby funeral conducted Monday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev H Macy Whitehead of Phip officiating Bearers were Roger Lewis Bernard Wyman Walter Cushing and Earl Hamel Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Curtis Funeral Home
Death notice of William F Christopher in Clayton NY
Mrs. Harry B White of 4 Dummer street court reports the death of her brother William F Christopher who died November 8 at his home in Clayton New York. The item mentions three leading jockeys Willie Harmatz Willie Shoemaker and Willie Hartack as prominent names this year.
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Dummer Street Court
William F. Christopher
Clayton, N. Y
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Willie Shoemaker
Willie Hartack
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