Janeway Sewall Wedding at Grace Church
Miss Cynthia Sewall wed Theodore C. Janeway at Grace Episcopal Church at 12 30 pm on Saturday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev James L. Grant with a large wedding party and a reception at the Sewall home. The couple plans a Caribbean trip and will reside in New York City after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Theodore C. Janeway
Edward G. Janeway
South Londonderry
Grace Episcopal Church
James L. Grant
Sewall
Washington Street
Chester S. Brett, Jr
Wellesley
Mass
Sallie Lane Sewall
Bath
Alexandra Sewall
Pamela S. Jayne
New Canaan
Oerps
Maid of Honor
Antigua
West Indies
West 72Nd Street
New York City
Janeway
St. Mary's School
Peekskid,_N
Bradford Junior College
Junior League of
Boston
List of Attendees For Wedding At Madison County
Several relatives and guests from multiple states gathered for the wedding including Mrs. Walter E Edge of Princeton New Jersey the brides aunt Mrs Chester Ingersoll Warren of Troy New York and Phelps Warren of New York Also present were Gerald Russell of New York Mr and Mrs Stuart W Webb of Stonington Connecticut Mr and Mrs Robert Charles of St Louis Missouri Mr and Mrs Edward T Hetzler of New York Mr and Mrs Carleton Pike of Lubec Congressman and Mrs Robert Hale of Portland Mrs Phineas Sprague of Boston and Mr and Mrs Oscar T Sewall of Dublin New Hampshire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Boston
New York
Edward G. Janeway
St. Hubert's
N. Y
Alexander M. White
Oyster Bay
L. I
South Londonderby
Ogden White
Far Hills
N. J
Thomas Sherwood
Wellesley
Mass
William O. Apthorp
Concord
Sally White
Shelia White
Eleanor White
Charles Janeway
Anne Janeway
Lee Janeway
Gov
Walter E. Edge
Princeton
Chester Ingersoll Warren
Troy
Phelps Warren
Gerald Russell
Stuart W. Webb
Stonington
Robert Hale
Phineas Sprague
Oscar T. Sewall
Dublin
N. H
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Fair Plans Final Details
At a Thursday meeting at Mrs Dean Shaw’s home 15 Dummer Street the German band of Yarmouth Lions Club was announced as the opening night entertainment for October 16 from 7 45 to 8 15. The 10th annual fair features a giant rummage sale October 16 at Bath Iron Works recreation building and volunteers should contact Mrs Harold Small Mrs Zina Eaton or Mrs Alfred Caton to arrange pickups. Three new booths were announced a fuel booth by the Daughters of Isabella a Lions club booth and a Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet Association booth. The last committee meeting before opening will be held Wednesday at Mrs Deans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Fair
Dean Shaw
Dummer Street
Yarmouth Lions Club
Bath Iron Works
Harold P.,small
Zina M. Eaton
Alfred Caton
Daughters of Isabella
Lions Club
Sagadahoc
Bath built destroyer John S. McCain commissioning plan
Admiral Robert B. Carney will arrive in Boston October 12 for the commissioning of the U S S John S. McCain built at Bath Iron Works. A press conference is set for 12 15 p m in the main conference room at the Boston Naval Shipyard Charlestown Mass with media coverage invited. The ceremonies begin at 2 30 p m at Pier 1E, with District Public Information Office staff guiding reporters to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Carney
U.S. N
Boston
John S. McCain
Bath Iron Works
Boston Naval Shipyard
Charlestown
Mass
McCain
District Public Information Office
First Bull Moose Sighted This Season In Village
The first bull moose of the season was seen in the village early Friday morning. Edwin F. Small reported the animal about 5 45 near the main road from the town’s lower area. It crossed Walter Morse’s lawn and the highway into the schoolyard, then disappeared behind the school toward the pond shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Small
Walter Morse
Fall from swing breaks boy's shoulder at Sagadahoc ferry
Roger Harris ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Norman Harris of Sagadahoc Ferry was treated at Memorial hospital after a swing rope broke mid air and threw him to the ground. He was placed in a steel brace and had X rays to assess the injury. He is in the sixth grade at Nequasset Central school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Harris
Norman Harris
Sagadahoc
Ferry
Memorial Hospital
Roger
All Boys
Nequasset Central School
Freshmen Initiation at Morse High Turns Grim
Morse High freshmen endured a planned initiation on Friday with seniors orchestrating pranks. Students dressed as the opposite sex roamed downtown at noon in a bid to elude seniors, turning class bonding into a ritual of hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Freshmen Elect Morse High Officers For Year
Freshmen at Morse High elect Peter Crocker as president Judy Boyce as vice president Cynthia Osgood as secretary and Buzzy Fitzgerald as treasurer Sophomores choose Mrs Smith and Mr Frink as advisors and juniors select Miss Conley and Mr Hunter The Suez Canal widening expanded from 72 feet to 200 feet since it was first dug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Peter Crocker
Judy Boyce
Cynthia Osgood
Buzzy Fitgerald
Mrs Smith
Mr. Frink
Miss Conley
Hunter
Bath to Dedicate New War Memorial on Armistice Day
Bath announces the unveiling of a new War Memorial on Armistice Day November 11 1953 with a 230 pm dedication parade. Location set on the park’s west side midway between Winter Street church and parish house. Maurice Warner named temporary chairman as patriotic groups join the planning committee for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Nathan C. White
War Memorial Committee
White
Walter Millett
Winter Street
American Legion
Sons of Union Veterans
Daughters of the American Revolution
City Hall
Maurice Warner
Pine Tree Society Holds Annual Meeting in Augusta
Mrs. William H. Dalton of Augusta elected president of Pine Tree Society for Companied Children and Adults at the annual meeting in Augusta. George L. Pew of Portland named vice president. Rodney E. Ross Jr of Bath treasurer. Harold H. Meyer of Portland secretary. 10-year reports, certificates, and recognitions given to long-serving presidents and board members. Easter Seals fundraising yielded $90,000 from 400 chairmen and volunteers. 1953 budget set at $182,000. Mrs. Wiles designated trustee to the national society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dalton
Augusta
Pine Tree Society
Dalton
Pres Dent
National Council of Catholic Women
Society
George L. Pew
Portland
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Bath
Harold H. Meyer
William P. Wiles
Presdent
Marie L. Preston
Hyde
National Society
Engaged: Patricia Crocker to William Donovan of U S Navy
Mr and Mrs Bertram Crocker of Woolwich announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to William Joseph Donovan US Navy Air Force. Donovan a Unadilla High School graduate is stationed at Brunswick Naval Air Station and on tour at Argentia Newfoundland. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Crocker
Woolwich
Patria Ann
William Joseph Donovan
U.S.N.A
Mr. Donovan
Unadilla High School
Unadilla
N. Y
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Argentia
Newfoundland
Quonset Point Air Station
Rhode Island
Crocker Home
Maine Bridge Work Highlighted in National Notice
Construction Equipment magazine features the Fore River Bridge project in Portland with praise for contractor teams W. H. Hinman Co of North Anson and Ellis C. Snodgrass of Portland. Combined bid totals 5 499 000 dollars and nine pictures illustrate progress and heavy machinery use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Construction Equipment Magazine
State Highway Department
Fore River
Portland
New York City
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
W. H. Hinman Co
North Anson
Maine
Ellis C. Snodgrass
Sagadahoc Chapter Receives 3000 March of Dimes Gift
Harold J. Rubin, Sagadahoc County Chapter chairman, announced a 3000 March of Dimes gift to aid polio patients locally. He noted that half of January funds stay local, while the rest supports National HQ research and aid. The chapter has spent 7626.46 on hospital and medical care to polio victims this year and may need further emergency support if campaigns fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Sagadahoc County
Rubin
Sagadahoc
Fitting Tribute Is Paid McMann for Bath Recreation Service
Bath Recreation Commission read and accepted the resignation of Edward J. McMann as temporary director of recreation. The commission authorized its chairman James W. Temple to send a letter thanking McMann for years of devoted service and energy in Bath's recreation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Recreation Commission
Edward J. McMann
James W. Temple
McMann
City of
Bath
Recreation Commission
Indian Axe Head Found in Brunswick Window
Charles Marble of 84 South Street found a stone Indian axe head during demolition of the Meserve home on Pleasant Street. The artifact is well preserved with smooth shaping and deep grooves. Observers note its age and antiquity, while the Times Co. window displays the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marble
South Street
Brunswick
Pleasant Street
the Times Co
Health report for Sagadahoc county week ending Sept 26
Maine Department data show two cases of streptococcal nasopharyngitis in Bowdoinham, one case of infectious hepatitis in Phippsburg, two cases of chickenpox in Richmond, two cases of mumps, and one case of polio myelitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Maine
Bowdoinham
Phippsburg
Richmond
Wedding at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church in Denver
Miss Elizabeth E. Trott and Carl R. Heimbrock wed at 11 a.m. October 1 in a single ring ceremony at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church Denver performed by Rev Dr Arthur Miller. Bride wore pale blue faille suit with pale blue hat and white roses. Groom’s mother and attendants noted. After reception, couple honeymooned at Boardmoor hotel Colorado Springs and will reside at 1216 Kearney Street Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Trott
A. G. Crawford
Wiscasset
Freeman A. Trott
Bath
Carl R. Heimbrock
A. Paul Heimbrock
Denver
Col
Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Arthur Miller
Jane Brooke
Heimbrock
A. Paul Heimbrock, Jr
Boardmoor
Colorado Springs
Navigation School Planned by Bath Boat Club Group
Harold P. Small of the New Meadows Yacht Club with Owen Williams Ernest Zapf and Victor Testa visited Portland for a Casco Bay Power Squadron meeting. They discussed forming a free ten week navigation course in Bath with Friday night sessions at Bath City Hall starting Oct 16. Portland instructors will donate time and no student fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
New Meadows
Portland
Commodore Small
Mayo and Mercer win final pro am tourney title
Bath amateur Howard Mayo joined Harold J. Mercer, pro at the Portland Spring links, to capture the season’s final pro amateur event. They posted best ball 67 and low gross while runners up Hap Malia of Portland Country Club and former open champion Dr. Ray Lebel posted 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Howard Mayo
Harold J
Hank" Mercer
Poland
Hap Malia
Portland Country Club
Ray Lebel
Portland
Bowdoinham Local News Highlights and Notes
Richard Babb of Bowdoinham, son of Clifton and Mrs. Babb, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Marine Corps and will train at Quantico while his parents plan to reside in Manassas Virginia. The issue also covers church meetings, scout activities, club gatherings, personal items, and local civic notes including reports on 4-H and Sagadahoc County GOP fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Babb
Clifton Babb
U. S. Marine Corps
Babb
Mr. Babb
Virginia
Manassas
Maine Corps
Quantico
Comfort Branch
Sunshine Society
Margaret Gile
Mildred Given
The
Baptist Church
Iph Champlain
Esther
Josephine Valentine
Marge Emerson
Della
Miriam Rideout
Doris Blodgett
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Harry Prout
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bowdoinham Fire Department
George Ackley
Marion Fides
Barbara Hackett
Evelyn Merrill
Lucille Jewel
Girl Scouts
Coombs
Jewel
Sagadahoc
Orono
Bradley Stinson
Harold Brown
Springfield
Mass
Wanted Hospital Attendant Positions In New York City
Male and female attendants wanted for monthly start salary 218.04 with deductions for room meals and 43.88 per week. Five yearly raises of 1. Location one hour from New York City by bus. Apply at a hospital oral N 0 8 61p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward G. Janeway, Jr
Harold Janway
Harold M. Sewall
Thomas K. Sherwood
Belmont
Alexander M. White, III
Long Island
Frank Mauran, III
Providence
R. I
Howard C. Weeks
Andre W. G. Newburg
William Laverack
Totten P. Heffelfinger, II
McLean, Va
Douglas K. Flemming
Franklin E. Parker, III
Greenwich
Conn
Marrize
David Glasgow Farragut
Efersoffer Dufus
Front Street
Fair Committee
Winneganee Village
City Park
Patricia Crocker
M’mann
Ian
Health Report
Denver University
Mayo
Mercer
Ralph Champlain
Baptist Parsonage
Nash and Whittier
Main Street
Charles Wakely
Anna Gerrish
Lisbon Falls
Rgaret Giles
Nat Williams
Helen
Georgie Denham
Ralph McEwen
Jewel Munroe
New Mass
Allan Frizzle
Gordon
East Candia
N. H. Wendall Heenie
RFD
Ralph MacEwen
Ronald Bishop
Stockton Springs
Elizabeth Bishop
Carolina
Alfred Johnson
Verda Colgan
Arlington
Karl Hatch
Ahon Wallace
West Point
Elva Curtis
Carl Carlson
Beatrice Stevens
Myron Heenie
Wendell Heenie
Mabel McLain
John McLain
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
British West Indies
Balbina Cornell
William Kelly
Bay View Cemetery
Joan Mallett
High Street
Fisher Junior College
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Clyde Mallett
Mallett
Fisher Junor College
Maine State Employment Office
Pau Hy Ri Aw
Oo Anae
Lana Turner
Facarda
Mont Alban
Sun
Mon
Fernando Lamas
Arlene Dahl
Broad
Erie
Wed
Fred’ B. Res
Ts Wut
Wayne Morris
the Marksman
Hlenn Ford
Adams
S Teshnion
Herbert
Yates
Consolidated
Ray Middleton
Allan Owan
Republic Picture
DR. T
Gambler
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