Bath Social Notes Highlight Scouts Campaign in Ireland Ties
Alfred C. Dunn, Bath boy, works with the Boy Scouts in Ireland and Vineland New Jersey as campaign director. He arrives with Pettitt to organize Cumberland County Scouts while staying with Mrs. Patton in Bath.
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I . Alfred C. Dunn
Ireland
N. J
Va Detm
Lieut
A. C. Dunn
United States Air Forces
France
England
Vineland
Boy Scouts
Dean
Meuse-Argonne
Pettitt
Patton
Gifford
Elmer
Cumberland County
Roads in the Middle West Trail Report Poor in Rain
A message from Mr and Mrs Henry D Bacon formerly of Bath describes travel across the Middle West and Smith noting roads not as good as Maine. Jefferson Lincoln and other famous highways are often just dirt roads impassable in rain.
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Henry D. Bacon
Bath
Middle West
Smith
Roends
Maine
Jefferson
Lincoln
People's Church Honors Ex-Service Members at Banquet
Members of People's Church honored ex-service men with a Bible school banquet and reception on Wednesday. Rev. Samuel A. Evans led the event joined by Elwell Pinkham and Deacon Charles Furbish. The honor roll lists many names, with W. J. Rollins noted for a gold service key.
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Svar
People’s Church
Bible School
Samuel A. Evans
Elwell Pinkham
Charles Furbish
Lloyd’. Hooker
Eba Dunn
Andros Coleman
Clayton Mulc
Walling
Harold Cressey
Hersham
Oliver
Fred Clark
Ralph Seigars
Percy Marston
Harold Rice
James Marr
Avery Hamilton
Verdie Grant
Alphonso Grant
Lloyd Osier
George McLain
George Pike
Forrest Legard
Nerman DeWolfe
George Bragdon
Croige Melvard
Sidney Grant
Leroy Dickinson
Edgar Fox
William Southeney
Walter H. Green
Stetson Urges Maine Boost At Portland Club
Clement Stetson Greene chair of the State Assessors and longtime State Grange leader spoke to Portland Congregational club on Loyalty to Maine. He urged greater state promotion, shared travel anecdotes, and warned Mainers not to overlook Maine’s advantages.
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Maine
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Greene
Board of State Assessors
State Grange
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Popular Armistice song and civic notices in Bath
The piece notes a popular postwar song The Kaiser Isn t What He Used To Be Five Years Ago brought by destroyer Winslow officers and sung by American troops in France on Armistice Day. It also lists Bath residents selling goods, traveling, or moving, including Walter Siverson leaving for New York and Carry Cohen departing for Boston after aiding war drives and Red Cross efforts.
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Rest
France
Bath
National Grange Chooses Bay State At Convention
The fifty third annual National Grange convention in Washington picks Bay State as host. Delegates cite three major congressional actions this year including daylight saving repeal and opposition to rail and railroad control plans. The group also voices support for Mondell style reclamation funding for arid lands to benefit ex service members.
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B. Smith
Stewie
National Grange
T. ©. Atkeson
West Virginia
Washington
Trumb
Mondell
Wesley Campbell Furber wed in Bath union street parsonage
Miss Bertha May Campbell married C Rudolph Furber in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev B K Hall at the Wesley Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Union street. The couple will reside at their new home in McKay Park after November 20.
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Union Street
Bertha May
Campbell
C. Rudolph Furber
BK. H. Hall
Emma Gledhill
Auburn
Ralph Campbell
Joseph Campbell
High Street
Bath Department Store
Furber
Charles KB. Furber
Bath Iron Works
Boston
New York
McKay Park
McIntire Marr Married in Bath in November Ceremony
Warren H. McIntire and Grace Pearl Marr of Bath wed Nov. 12 at People's church parsonage 120 North Street in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Samuel A. Evans. Attendants were Walter Paylor and Hazel F. Moody. The couple planned a short automobile trip before returning to Bath to make their home. The groom works at Tioward's on Center Street. the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Join Marr. Gifts included a Maine tourmaline ring for the bridesmaid and a gold chain and knife for the best man.
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Warren H. McIntire
Grace Pearl Marr
Bath
People’s Church Parsonage
North Street
Samuel A. Evans
Walter “Paylor
Mano
Hazel F. Moody
Prederick Metpure
Tioward
Center Street
Join Marr
Hall-Sotheard wed in Bath as couple begins honeymoon
William Hall and Miss Martha J. Sotheard of Bath were married Sunday at 5.30 at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Frank H. Hall officiating. The couple, unaittended, left for Littleton, N H to honeymoon with Hall’s parents. Hall is an erector at Texas Steamship Co and Sotheard is a nurse. They will return to Bath to establish residence next week.
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Carry Cohen
Boston
Bath
Cohen
Texas Steamship Co
Red Cross
Carl B. Milliken
Maine
William Hall
Martha J. Sotheard
RE. A. Sotheard
Clifton Street
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Methodist Church
Littleton
N. H
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Marriage of Grace Ann Coskery and James Guy Card
Miss Grace Ann Coskery and James Guy Card were married November 5 at the Baptist parsonage in Lisbon Falls. The ceremony featured maid of honor Mary Sheloske and best man Irving Blake. The couple plans to reside in Bath where the groom works as a ship fitter at the Texas yard.
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Grace Ann Coskery
James Guy Card
Bowdoin
Baptist Parsonage
Lisbon Falls
Mary Sheloske
Irving Blake
Bath
Copenhagen
Mrs. Cards
Texas Yard
Lamonde Crooker Tie the knot in Bath ceremony
LaMonde of Bayonne New Jersey and Marion F Crooker of Bath were married Wednesday November 12 at 230 pm in the Bayonne city clerk office by Justice of the Peace Alpert J Grassy. The groom works as a Bayonne letter carrier and they will make their home there. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fernald BD Crocker and friends witnessed the ceremony.
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Tloward EF. LaMonde
Bayonne
N. J
Marion F. Crooker
Bath
Alpert J. Grassy
Fernald BD. Crocker
Maine News Briefs Skip Through Fires Rail Schedules And Winters
Bath reports a city fire and an eight hour blaze at a recent incident while Maine Central Railroad announces new November time tables. Morse high students begin basketball practice after Thanksgiving. reports note fishing, weather, and street mud rivalries. Community updates include a Norfolk style parade of stalls and a child rescue on Middle street.
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National Council of Women of the United States
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Oliver
Bill” Bailey
Wiscasset
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Sagadahoe
Maine
John Clark
Olonial Eafe
Canada
Abie
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Center Street
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Westport
Pied Piper of
Hamlin
Emma Ward
Galen FE. Ward
Barbara Norton
Arthur ©. Norton
Middle Street
Marshal Oliver
Sinee
See
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