Wedding of Mr and Mrs Martin in Danvers Mass
The couple James Martin and Mrs. Martin were married with Joe I yde Morton in attendance. The bride wore white satin and net with a blue head band and carried a Colonial bouquet of pink peas. Bridesmaids carried Colonial bouquets and the reception followed in the Deering room with music by Edwin of Danvers. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York City and will reside in Danvers after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Morton
Deering Room
McPherson
Edwin
Danvers
Massae
University of ° 40
Sylvania Electric Company
Salem
Mass
Department
Bath Iron Works
Martin
New York City
Edwin Gowdey
Bruce MacLain
Jennie MacLain
Harry Bryan
Lions Club Hear Two Interesting Speakers
Bath Lions Club met last week with Comdr James V Buick U S N sharing Pacific War reminiscences and a General Motors strike issues talk by a company representative. Slides aided the GM talk while Archibald M Main and John N Taylor led the program to a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Pacific
James V. Buick
General Motors
Comdr
Buick
Archibald M. Main
John N. Taylor
New York State Troopers Recover Half a Million in Stolen Property
It is estimated that state troopers recover nearly 500000 dollars worth of stolen property each year highlighting efforts to dismantle theft rings and recover items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Portland Wedding of Interest in Bath Relatives Attend
Announcements from Bath describe the Portland wedding of Reta and John land at four o'clock in the afternoon. The ceremony drew more than 2000 guests with a receiving line of the bridality and her mothers, baskets of white flowers, and bouquets. A three tiered cake and reception followed at Folks Home, with the bride arriving from California during the First World War era. The couple will reside at 46 Saunders Street upon their return from sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
of Reta
John _ land
Mr. Gass
California
Texas Steamship Company
Seventh Grade Sew Club Formed at Central Grammar
The Seventh Grade at Central Grammar School formed a 4-H sewing club. Luella Fuller was elected president and Louise Michaud secretary. Kathryn Lenfest was named in charge of all public duties. The group planned the next meeting for Friday noon and will host a talk by an East representative next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Luella Fuller
Louise Michaud
Kathryn Lenfest
Donald
Patricia Burns
Barbara Fleming
Bevery Tanguay
Morse JVs to host doubleheader at Morse High
Morse High School athletic director Henry D. Small announced a Tuesday doubleheader hosting Waldoboro High and Brunswick Freshmen. No reserved seats, but admission will be reduced. The Frosh game starts at 7 p.m. followed by the JV game at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Small
Morse High School
Morse J. V
Engagement announced for Miss Beatrice Tibbetts and Vicko Wallenius
Miss Beatrice Tibbetts 28 of Greenstreet daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jacob Tibbetts of Digby Nova Scotia announces her engagement to Vicko Wallenius son of the late Mr and Mrs Alexander Wallenius of Rockland. Tibbetts a Morse High School graduate Bath Iron Works stenographer. Wallenius recently honorably discharged from U S Army and now an outside machinist at Bath Iron Works. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Tibbetts
Greenstreet
Jacob Tibbetts
Digby
N. S
Vicko Wallenius
Alexander Wallenius
Rockland
Miss Tibbetts
Morse High
Bath Iron Works Corp
Wallenius
Iron Works
Quimby Seats May Run In June Republican Primary
Fred W. Quimby, appointed to replace Roscoe G. Bailey after Bailey's death, will seek the Republican nomination to succeed himself in June primaries as his term ends this year. He is expected to face no opposition in the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Quimby
Roscoe G. Bailey
Vassar Name Change to Vassar College in 1867
In 1867 the institution then called Vassar Female College officially adopted the name Vassar College, marking a shift in its identity and status as a degree granting college for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar Female College
Vassar College
Carey Links Tax Reform to Child Welfare Talk at PTA
Attorney John P. Carey told Bath Bath citizens that revising the local tax structure and budget system could fund long range child health and safety improvements without undue hardship. The Dike PTA meeting also planned a public card party for February 15 with a silver tea Founders Day program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P.T.A
Dike School For
Dan
John P. Carey
Orronha
Carey
Bath
P.T.A
Merton Dearing
Wilbur Crocker
Pupils Present Excellent Program at Washington School
Washington school pupils under their teachers staged a Friday afternoon program and party for Mrs. Knapp the third grade teacher and principal who is resigning and leaving for Seal Harbor. The program included grade songs duets a tap dance and the singing of America. Ice cream and a farewell gift followed the performance with best wishes from all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Jack Frost
Swalnee River
America
Mrs. Knapp
Beautiful but Cold Winter Night Vignette
A peerless Wednesday night scene in midwinter shows a full moon over a silvery river. The bracing air highlights fresh snow and the elegant shadows of elms across the landscape. The write captures winter’s beauty and the artistic quality of nature despite its drawbacks.
Morse Seniors Set for Maine Maritime Exams
Three Morse High School seniors will travel to Castine on January 24 for physical exams as prospective entrants to the Maine Maritime Academy. The candidates are John Canacaris, a Morse athletics standout, William Barter, and Richard Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Castine
Maine Maritime Academy
John Canacaris
Morse
William Barter
Richard Foley
Babies Born in Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Arsenault of North Bath and a daughter to Mr and Mrs W Russell Furrow of Park Street at Memorial Hospital on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Arsenault
North Bath
Memorial Hospital
W. Russell Furrow
Park Street
Finnish famine relief appeal seeks clothing and funds
Mrs Campbell reports extreme cold with temperatures near forty below and widespread hardship among Finnish people. She asks for usable clothing shoes needles thread fabric and any monetary help to cover relief costs for those in need.
Bath official seeks county attorney nomination
Governor Horace Hildreth received the resignation of Bath Municipal Court and Bath attorney effective Museen 1 to run for the Republican nomination for county attorney. Recorder Rubin, a Boston University Law School graduate, has been in practice since 1936 and was appointed by Governors Carrows and Sewall. He is a Bath Lions Club member and a known figure in local legal circles.
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Horace Hildreth
Bath Municipal Court
Bath
Museen 1
Rubin c
March
Tirement
Recorder Rubin
Law School of Bostenversity
University of Alabama
Lewis Carrows
Sumner Sewall
Bath Lions Club
Legal Fraay
Randlett and Haynes Wedding in Richmond
Announcement from Richmond reports the wedding of County Commissioner Joseph W. Randlett and Mrs. Albertha Haynes on January 15 in Richmond. Randlett, master of Sagadahoc Pomona grange, and his bride, tax collector of Richmond, are active in Masonic Rebekah and grange circles. He received a veteran’s jewel after a 50 year Odd Fellows membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Joseph W. Randlette
Albertha Haynes
Boston
Randlett
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Rebekah
Masonic
Grange
Odd Fellows
Order
Two Respondents Fined in Local Court
Joseph A. Pinkham of Brunswick was found guilty in West Bath on a 70 mph speeding charge in a 35 mph zone fined 20 dollars with 6.50 dollars costs by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Vernal W. McCorrison of Bath was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon without a license a .32 automatic and was fined 25 dollars plus 10.27 dollars costs with an alternative 30 day jail sentence in Kennebec County Augusta. Arthur Sewall Jr of Washington Street, the Todd the emibe of the name He plans to l ene his week ends lat his home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Pinkham
Brunswick
West Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Frank W. Powers
Vernal W. McCorrison
Bath
Wes
Kennebec County
Augusta
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Todd
North Center AR SE group names concert chairman
Miss Helen Ha of the North Grammar faculty was appointed chairman of arrangements for Bath school children concert. Mrs. W. r. Marks is publicity chairman. The Founders Ten will represent the North Center group and the joint committee meets at Morse High School. The art exhibit project was dropped due to contract terms, money pledged for pictures, not library funds. plan to revisit library support soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Golb
Helen Ha
North Grammar
Bath School
W. R. Marks
Morse High Schoo
Wilmer Voorhees
Clinton D. Wi
M. H. S. Library
Happy Family Bonus Sparks Worker Cheer at Shirt Co
President Julius Grosman gave employees year end checks matching last year’s Christmas and production bonuses. He pledged ongoing fairness and continued work for 30 to 40 women at good wages, with ample orders and stock to prevent layoffs for several months. Workers expressed confidence and gratitude toward management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaree Cas Shirt Company
Julius Grosman
Grosman
Plans for social event at Nurses Home by hospital staff
Plans were made for a social hour at the Nurses Home to raise proceeds from recent anaesthesia work. Attendees included Mrs Crocker, Mrs Leona Menath Hatenien and Verna Bowie. The next meeting is February 21 in the Memorial Hospital staff room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
the Crocker
Len ‘Bonney
Leona
Menath Hatenien
Verna Bowie
Thowe
Beatrice Crocker
Mlet
Jonkie Tratthaieur
Memorial Hospital
Best Mohiba plans at Morse High School
Morse High School prepares the Mohiba revue for 1946 with William Barter as chair of the operating committee and Nathan W. Watson as faculty advisor. The show, expected to be the biggest yet, will fund athletic field improvements for the school and Bath residents, with subcommittees soon detailing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
William Barter
Nathan W. Watson
Bath
Morse
Motown Victory Carries 742 Horses to Poland
The S S Motown Vict ory left harbor for overseas carrying 742 horses in a record shipment bound for Poland. Lhasa, capital of Tibet, is called the Forbidden City for its 19th century European traveler restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Harbor
Poland
Lhasa
Tibet
Garden Club Hosts Dessert Bridge Event
The Garden Club hosted a dessert bridge for about 40 members and friends. Prizes included a second prize and a bottle of Evening in Paris perfume awarded to Mrs. William Fcomions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Paris
William Fcomions
Two Bath Men Join Navy for Training
Portland, Jan 21 Floyd L. Cook and Alton E. Leander of Bath visit City Hall as Navy representatives discuss induction procedures. Navy now accepts men with final induction papers. volunteers cannot choose branches. Navy maintains a small quota and requires applicants to allot time for processing to secure enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Floyd L. Cook
Alton E. Leander
USN
Portlandia
City Hall
Bath
Ch Wietecha
Navy
Court Scenes Highlight Esther Drummond Visit
Miss Esther Drummond a law teacher at the high school and Mr and Mrs Norman Koonse with Arrowsie were summoned here on business, reflecting a local civic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Drummond
Norman ‘Koonse
Arrowsie
Bowdoinham Town Meeting Nominates Local Officials
Bowdoinham residents discuss ballots for annual town meeting selecting selectmen assessors and overseer of the poor. Names listed include Ed ward Baker Ernest Frys and Edward White for selectmen, Alice Palmer town clerk Jessie Ames tax and automobile excise collectors, Fred Leavitt fire chief, Locke Crouse and James S Pratt road commissioner. School board member yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke Crouse
James 8
Jessie Ames
Cora Denham
Winfield Lowell
Clara Fogg
Avery M. Fides
Elva Curtis
Hazel Denham
Vera Heath
Thelma Pratt
Bishop
Arthur Cur
Hubels Buy Home in Hampstead Quebec
The Jesse Hubels of Outremont Canada have purchased a residence at 15 Granville Road Hampstead Quebec They are longtime summer residents at Popham Beach and plan to visit Kennebec resort again this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hubels
Outremont
Canada
Granville Road
Hampstead
Quebec
Hubels
Popham Beach
Kennebec
One Act Plays Presented by School Stage Scene
Students stage two one act plays Poor Man Rich Man and Hurricane centered on families and doctors. Cast includes Edward Rowe Eleanor Lawrence Ruth Willson directed by Ruth B Willson with several students acting in roles from Mrs Flaherty to Dr. Henry Stevens. Committee members handle tickets programs and advertising with Morse High School band providing music under Keith Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt
Mings
Owanlg
Yaaa H
Coniey
Garet Flaherty
Terry Lawrence
Edward Rowe
Eleanor Lawrence
Uriel Barnes
Pat Shannon
Ae Eighoaen
Terese Rochelle Jean
R. Mwaskinson
Ruth
B. Willson
Scott Preston
Bill
Lem Jackson
Sendis
Steve Hartlow
Masonville
Flossie Jackson
Tomes
Gail Jackson
Chloera Ella Williams
Monte Hill Smee
Beaman
Kcane Hill
Isaacs
Erine Leonard
Henry Stevens
Charles
Godfrey Marie Stevens
Ean Stevens
Jean Dee Reginald Stevens
Hilda
Avis’ Carter
Riva Civia Greenblatt
Cer
Acetti
Sarah Silverman
Frances Downing
Phyllis
Carrot Hatch
Phyllis Stover
Janice ‘Hagen
Rothy’. Wilson
Nellie Page
Jéan Small
Roberta Lait
George Larrabee
Jean MacDonald
Romeo Biette
George Bryant
Morse High School
Keith Crockett
Folsom Ni Worthys to Locate in Greater Boston Area
Friends learn that the Folsom Ni Worthys of Arlington Virginia will reside in the Boston area. Mr N takes a Cambridge post and they will be guests of Mr and Mrs Whittemore Whittier at Hill Snoa the Norswort a gece. Rev O M of city is a visiting clergyman who has spent the last three years with the government in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom Niworthys
Arlington
Boston
Cambridge
Whittemore Whittier
Ape Hill
Norswort
Gece
Rev. O. M
City
Washington
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Corliss T Church
Lions Club
North Street
Bath, Maine
Morse JV
Quimby
Ruth Mathias
Third Street
Bangor
Maine
PTA
Mr. Dobbila
Randlett-Haynes
Pomona
Congress Shirt Company
Bowdoinham
Phillip Nealey
Reginald Dore
Missionary Society
Phyllis Brown
Horace
Frank Millay
Lewiston
A. Brawn
Carl Brawn
Cold Springs
Harry Pur
Louis Lucy
Rotheus Doughlas
Dorothy
PTT
Lowe Y VE
Sun
Mats Varguemite
Chapman
Kool Auditorium
Uptown
Kirby Grant Perry
Phantom Rider
Robert “Buzzy
Henry Ralph Lewis
Sybil Merritt
Joel, Brown
Guy Kibbee
Florence Rice
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