Freshman Girl Elected Queen of Mohiba Ball
Freshman girl Miss leads the Mohiba Ball queen selection amid strong interest. The list of candidates ends with Miss at the head and a crowd of cheers.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1947
Page
5
Freshman girl Miss leads the Mohiba Ball queen selection amid strong interest. The list of candidates ends with Miss at the head and a crowd of cheers.
Stephen Morse son of Collins and the late Mrs Collins of San Francisco California is announced engaged to be married. Morse currently serves aboard the U S. Fiske. No wedding date has been set.
Grace Elizabeth Oliver of Bath and Paul Andrew Thompson of Omaha were united in marriage Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue performed the single ring ceremony at the Winter Street church parsonage with witnesses Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kosaka.
Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake Jr of Natick Massachusetts arrive Monday to spend the holiday week with Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake Sr of Washington Street.
Elks plan a Christmas party to raise funds for a children's home. A joint committee led by Brian M. Jewett Jesse W. Allen and Frank is arranging donations and a tentative event date of December 19. The next Elks meeting is December 4 with donations arranged through the committee.
The report credits Mrs Wallace Atwood as supper committee chair and Mrs George Sargent as a helper, highlighting the cooperative effort of local residents in organizing the event.
Harold L. Peasley of Maine has been elected president of the sophomore class at the University of Maine. A Morse High School graduate class of 1942, Peasley previously held the freshman class presidency at the University of Maine Annex. He served in the Tenth Mountain Infantry in Alaska and Italy before returning to college.
Miss Gladys Pendexter and Albert Leo Soucey both of Bath united in marriage Saturday evening at eight at the home of the groom's parent, Rev. Dr. David L Washington Street officiating. The baking service was used. They were attended by Mrs. Reuben Pendexter and Miss Stella Pendexter.
A fragment lists multiple vocal groups including Old Welsh Trio The Peach Mexican Folk Gang Mrs Hatch Mrs Hill Mrs Cary and Harriette Ware with solos and choruses. It mentions Mr Ramsay Female Chorus and Le Roi di Lahore in a mixed program of songs and operatic pieces.
United States Morse High graduate Daniel S. Brierly was commended for his work while employed at the Iron Works several years ago.
Mrs Alice Lilly has returned to her Portland home following a two week visit with Mr and Mrs John ae of upper corridor area.
A fragment from a Bath era handbill recalls a Thanksgiving Eve minstrel program led by John F Stacey with Alden Denham and the Apollo Quartette. Lew Keyes from Lewiston notable banjoist, and a grand street parade at noon are noted along with seat prices.
Mrs Carr thanked leaders for organizing the downtown show window during Girl Scout week. National Girl Scouts aided in social efforts and refreshments served by Mrs Carr, Harry Collins, and Mrs Hor ridge.
A locally received letter from Belfast Ireland reports well in the city. The note mentions Mr Wilson as auditor of the Boilermakers and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders of Ireland.
A fragmentary note presents a poem credited to Cilla Spooner and Margaret Moree. The text mentions ski and spa imagery with uncertain phrases and attribution.
A cargo vessel discharged 9 1508 tons at the Motinwbes Wharf this morning. Illuminous crews handled the unloading and reported smooth operations.
Community members share holiday visits and family events across Sagada County. Names include Riva Curtis Bowdeinham and Hon. Sumner Supper, with gatherings at Alva Temple. Visitors from Conn, Boston, and Bangor are listed among Norae, Hackett, and Johnson households.
Eugene McGrath of Wiscasset visited Bath recently, stopping by local sites and staying for a brief visit with residents and friends in the city.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Salem Massachusetts and a birthday note. The readable lines reference a vow, brothers, and a social call but lack coherent events or persons to form a full news item.
Bath Canning Co suspends operations for the season citing experimental work with berries and ongoing trials with the Shore Fisheries department. Authorities note no further shipments expected until next cycle.
In a brief society item, Mrs. Sad and Mrs. Freeman are mentioned alongside BEACON LIGHTS coverage noting a social gathering and implied schedule. The fragment hints at matronly attendees and a local event with period tone.
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