Lovell and O'Hara Wed in Brunswick at St Marys
Horace A. Lovell of Brunswick married Miss Mabel Catherine O'Hara of Bath Tuesday morning at 8.30 in St Mary's Church. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the Sedgwick before a brief wedding trip and home at 81 Lincoln Street Brunswick. The couple's backgrounds and families are noted, with Lovell connected to a Brunswick monument business and O'Hara a longtime Morse High School and New England Tel operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Lovell
Brunswick
Mabel Catherine O'Hara
Bath
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Carroll E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Sedgwick
Lincoln Street
Lovell
Horace D. Lovell
University of Maine
Brunswick High
Catherine
Hugh O'Hara
Morse High School
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
For Sale One Mildh Cow with Calf
A classified line lists a single mildh cow with calf for sale from W. S. Given in Bowdoinham Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Given
Bowdoinham
Maine
Miss Gertrude Hatch Dies in Newcastle Overdose
Miss Gertrude Hatch age 65 former Newcastle postmaster died at Memorial hospital on November 16 after an overdose of sleeping powders. Dr Neal Parsons attended the case and said death occurred about five minutes after arrival. She was a lifelong Newcastle resident and is survived by sister Anabelle and brother Crowell Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hatch
Newcastle
Memorial Hospital
Neal Parsons
Miss Hatch
Annabelle
Crowell Hatch
Aroostook Plans to Develop More Natural Assets
Earle Doucette reports on Aroostook County meetings where residents discussed turning potatoes into a recreational paradise. A new Aroostook County Recreational Development Association will coordinate statewide cooperation, promote advertising, and welcome collaboration with Maine groups to attract visitors and boost local wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Doucette
Baron Munchausen
Maine
Pine Tree State
California
Heaven
Aroostook County
Aroostook
Canada
Caribou
Caribou High School
New England
Ritz
Maine Development Commission
Aroostook Association
People of
Pierce Rackley wedding in United Baptist church Topsham
Miss Christine FE Rackley of Tops ham wed William B Pierce Bath Iron Works Corp employee at United Baptist church Topsham. More than 200 guests attended as Rev Harry W Chimberlin officiated. The couple will reside on Winter Street Topsham after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine FE. Rackley
Topsham
William B. Pierce
Bath Iron Works Corp
United Baptist Church
Harry W. Chimberlin
Belle Rackley
Lucretia Whitman
Elaine Rackley
Irma Rackley
Merle M. Pierce
Watertown
Mass
Alfred Rackley
Owen Sprague
David Hackett
Samuel Alexander
Harpswell
Harry A. Rackley
Topsham Grange
Hawthorn
Ruth
Mr. Pierce
Sophie Pierce
Edward Pierce
the Hall
Bath Iron Works
Merriconeag Grange
Mrs. Pierce
Winter Street
Highway Board Reports Strong Patch and Gravel Work
Bath officials credit Chairman George M. Emery for a productive season with more than a mile of street oiling and nearly double the sidewalk work using gravel and crushed rock bases. A major project rebuilt the Winship street culvert for 2000 dollars, replacing an old cast iron pipe with concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George M. Emery
Board of Aldermen
Board of Highways and Sewers
Emery
Winship Street
Lincoln Sagadahoc Petroleum Committees Form New Pattern
A reorganization meeting of the Lincoln and Sagadahoc County Petroleum Industries Committees was held at the Hotel Phoenix. Members include James A. Clappison S. H. Kirkpatrick Edward Sewall and F. E. Parry. G. N. Beaton urged action to curb rising taxes on oil and motorists and protect the industry during the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoc County
Sprinkler System Planned at Central Maine Power Building
Bath Water District workers started trenching in Front Street for a six inch water line connection to the city water main. The project will protect Central Maine Power Co local quarters and nearby tenants The Times Co Colonial Club and Dr Herbert A Bates dental offices. Front street storefront alterations are planned but not immediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Front Street
Bath Water District
Power Company
Times Co
Colonial Club
Herbert A. Bates
Red Men District Meeting Held at Biddeford Hall
A Red Men district meeting occurred Monday night at Red Men's hall in Biddeford with Squando tribe as hosts. W B Sullivan presided as sachem, and after officer roll call, Squando officers vacated their stumps while Sullivan handed his toma hawk to District Deputy Great Sachem Frank C Hyder, aided by Great Council of Maine officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Red Men's Hall
Biddeford
Squando Tribe
William B. Sullivan
Sachem
W. B. Sullivan
Frank C. Hyder
Great Council of
Maine
War Veterans Display Remarkable Efficiency
Fifteen minutes after Herbert Stevens of Woolwich was injured in a car crash, he was en route to Togus Veterans Hospital. The Dyer Flaherty Post No 2197 VFW arranged medical care, transfer, and family support, showing swift post service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stevens
Woolwich
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stevens
Dyer-Flaherty
George E. Frost
Twelve Arrests Mark Bath Weekend Crime Spike
Bath faced a weekend crime wave with 12 arrests from Saturday afternoon to Sunday. Offenses included seven intoxications, three larcenies, two motor vehicle violations, plus three runaways who mostly returned Sunday. Paul Savage was charged with larceny of an electric drill. two youths confessed to cigarette carton thefts. Court sentences varied to 90 days or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Paul Savage
Rice and Curran
O. M. Redlon Co
Savage
William Curran
John J. Conroy
Conroy
Plant's Garage, Inc
Owen J. Ledyard
Kennebec County
Augusta
Farm family living to be much improved in 1937 outlook
Federal outlook from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and the Bureau of Home Economics forecasts higher farm cash income in 1936 and continued upward trend into 1937 despite drought. They cite stronger marketed output and higher prices for meat dairy and fruits, with AAA payments smaller in 1936 than 1935, and regional impacts vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureaus of Agricultural Economics and Home Economics
AAA
Maine
Gardiner Choral Society Forms With 20 Charter Members
A new Gardiner chorus named the Gardiner Choral Society is holding semi monthly rehearsals led by Mrs Clyde J Potter. Twenty charter members currently, plans to grow to include men and women. Rehearsals occur the first and third Tuesday evenings at the Parish House to fit working members and avoid conflicts with other singing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Choral Society
Clyde J. Potter
Thanksgiving events and local notices from Bowdoinham
Community news lists dinners and visits among residents. Robinsons host relatives for Thanksgiving while others plan travel to Boston Providence and Malden. Local clubs meet firemen hold a beano and a turkey shoot. engagements and hunting trips are noted with several deaths and a high school dance.
Dog Fountain Erected on Water Street in Hallowell
A memorial dog fountain on upper Water street in Hallowell honors Carrie A. Macomber. Manufactured at Perazzi monumental works, the fountain features a white Hallowell granite dog figure, placed Wednesday of last week per the will’s provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Water Street
Hallowell
Carrie A. Macomber
Perazzi Monumental Works
Large 17-point buck exhibited from Spider Lake region
One of the largest Maine deer in years is shown by Ray mond Veilleux of Auburn. The 710 pound buck, shot in the Spider Lake region, has a 17 point rack and a broad frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Woods
Raymond Veilleux
Auburn
Spider Lake
Thieves Steal 200 Chickens From Lisbon Farm
Elmo Jordan reports the largest chicken theft in Androscoggin county history. Sheriff’s department suspects out-of-state pirates, while Jordan places thieves within 15 to 20 miles. An sheriff aide says culprits in Maine may use ether or ammonia to quiet birds during raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Jordan
Lisbon
Androscoggin County
Jordan
Eugene Cloutier
Riley
Maine
Brann Plans December Special Session on Federal Unemployment Funds
Governor Louis J. Brann announced a December special session of the 87th Maine Legislature to pass a bill enabling Maine to receive Federal unemployment insurance funds. He urged leaders to meet Tuesday to craft the measure and warned Maine could lose about 1.5 million dollars without action. Brann said the session should run only two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Brann
Drilling Through Old Wall Delays Water Main Extension
Bath Water District workers faced an unexpected obstacle when boring a six inch main into the Central Maine Power building on Front Street. The old Sagadahoc House fire site and the historic wall complicate the extension as the wall line had been set back when Front Street was widened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Water District
Central Maine Power C Co
Front Street
Sagadahoc House
the Times Co
John O. Shaw
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Central Maine Power Co
Bowdoinham Post Road Deer Hunters and Local News
A. Frank Heath George E Ackley and Ernest Millay are among those who hunted deer this year. Edgar Temple bought the D B Cornish log cabin. Fred D Heath and Robert Chase work at Bath Iron Works. Purinton attended Pomological meeting in Lewiston. Caleb Mitchell and Leland Chapman hunted at Haines. Sagadahoc Pomona Grange met in West Bath. Mrs Abbie Graves health improves after eye operation performed by Dr Holt of Portland. Maxwell Moulton in Pittston led pupils in interior school repairs costing 4.55 to town of Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDougal
George Robinson
Roger Robinson
Frank Webber
Howard
Brunswick
Zina Maxwell
Clara Fogg
Alena Cornish
Boston
Frank Siegars
Barbara
William Gardner
R. I
William Gile
Portland
Margaret Gile
Sunshine Society
George Hackett
Clarence Purington
Lewiston
Firemen’s Association
Kendall Farm
Bay Road
Bath
Richmond
Alvin Purington
Scarboro
John Purington
Sagadahoc Pomona
West Bath
Otis Gray
William Gould
Emma Ferguson
George Brown
Phillip Rideout
Harold Hackett
George Merriman
Wiscasset
Clinton Bailey
Leona Patten
Clyde Starbird
Arthur Lovejoy
Malden
Mass
Burton Curtis
Gorham Normal School
Arthur Todd
Todd
Coombs High School
George Coughlin
Middle Dam
Town Hall
A. Frank Heath
George E. Ackley
Ernest Millay
Edgar Temple
D. B. Cornish
Fred D. Heath
Robert Chase
Abbie Graves
Holt
Auburn man ordered to appear in court over cow moose killing
James Gagnon of Princeton avenue Auburn was ordered to appear Monday in Auburn Municipal court to answer a charge of killing a cow moose. J. H. Perkins Bath game warden is complainant. Perkins said a four and a half day search in Osgood's swamp Durham led to finding a slaughtered cow moose believed to be about three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gagnon
Princeton Avenue
Auburn
J. H. Perkins
Bath
Perkins
Osgood
Durham
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Senter’s, Inc
Eader
Pickad
Wally Wyn
Parker
Brown & Navy
Boys’ Union
Senter’s Inc
Lovell O’hara
Father Maney
David P. Surrette
Catherine O'Hara
Stephen McPhee
John Costain
Andrew McAllister
Ella McAllister
Sadie Dowling
Clarence Foss
Philip Lovell
Ellsworth
John Thomas
Waterville
Pembroke Station
Bert B. Morang
Morang
Henry W. Owen, Jr
A.B
the Times Office
AROOS
Highway Board
Petroleum Industries Committee
Hotel Phoenix
Brewster G. Sedgwick Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Family Theatre
Patricia Ellis
Dennis Moore
Victor McLaglen
Warren William
Times Square Playboy
Bowdoinham Post Road
Maxwell Moulton
Longfellow School
Pittston
William Powell
Carole Lombard
MY Man Godfrey
Wheeler
Woolsey
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Myrna Loy
Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
Anthony Adverse
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