Teachers Honor Huse Memorial School Staff at Reception
The annual teachers reception at Huse Memorial School drew about eighty guests in the auditorium. Superintendent Loring Addison, school board members, and many faculty and local officials attended as the PTA sponsored a musical program, grand march, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Memorial School
Donald N
Smarawin R. Andrews
Anneth Smith
Loring Addison
Addison
Ernest Kearney
Needall Daley
Ahhairman
Kenneth Jrs
Eve Jarvis Snyder
Ieee
Ralpyard Uth Oe
Richardrd Hersom
Dennis Murphy
Kae A. Trueworthy
Leslie Stairs
Keith Crockett
Edwin R. Andrews
Nathan ‘Watson
Austin Miller
Watson
Miller
Donald N. Small
Gyal Keith Crockett
John Grindell
Ivan Trueworthy
Association
Edward B. Hamblett
John Hart
Frank Durant
Russell Austin
Gherard Billington
Randall Daley
Joseph I. Madden
Brent Freeman
Austin Mill
Alex Burgess
Statins
Bath Elks Invite Everett Lodge for Maine Elkdom Event
Bath lodge of Elks hosts Everett Mass for a ritualistic contest at City Hall Auditorium October. A large class of candidates will be initiated and a buffet lunch follows with Elks from Maine lodges attending. Notables Daniel Crowley Robert Brewer Edward Hi Mann join L H Cooper Jesse Allen H V Fielding in organizing the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Portland
Ree
Te Alett
Brian M. Jewett
Bath Lodge
Everett
Mass
Everett Lodge
Hickman
Jewett
Bath
City Hall
Elks
Maine
Elks Club
L. H. Cooper
Jesse W. Allen
H. V. Fielding
Marriage of Mrs Jari Bi Darke and Navy man in Boston city
A city couple's wedding union includes Mrs Jari Bi Darke and a Coast Guard service member based at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The ceremony followed years of schooling in Bath and Boston, with a reception at Hotel Beaufeld in Boston. The bride wore a salmon suit with brown hat as guests included Mr and Mrs Barker and Mr and Mrs Frank Danforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jari Bi Darke
Barker
Bath
Frank Danforth
Soumetion
Brooklyn, N. Y. Navy Yard
Boston
Roy Shockley
Allston
Mass
Hotel Beaconfield
B. Attered
Corp
Shockley
Hartleb
George Barker
Frank A. Marion, Jr
Frank Danforth and
Cougnier
Barbara Dan
White-Harkins Wedding Sets Saturday Candlelight Ceremony
Kathleen Helen Harkins daughter of Mrs. Margaret W. Harkins and Walter Burtis White son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. White married at Central Congregational Church in a candlelight double ring ceremony. The bride wore ivory duchess satin. guests included relatives from Haverhill and New York. The couple will reside in New Bedford after traveling. she is a Morse High and Tufts Boston University graduate. he is a Thayer Academy graduate and Massachusetts Stockbridge alum now with the Keith Co. in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Helen Harkins
Margaret W. Harkins
John the
Walter Burtis White
Howard
White
Caremres
Mass
Carleton Staples
Haverhill
Faille
Harold F. Wilkinagan
Jose John Shaw
of the
Heather Wishart
Shelburne
Edith Hartwig
Somerville
Thayer Academy
U. S. Navy
Stockbridge School
University Massachusetts
The
Keith Co
New Bedford
Time police enforce law amid disastrous fire traffic
Traffic conditions during the South End fire were deplorable as hundreds of cars sped along Washington, Middle and High streets. Firemen trying to reach the scene faced delays, and a 600 yard fire proximity ordinance appeared ineffective despite police warnings.
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South End
Washington
Sewall to Address Republican Women in Bath
Former Governor Sumner Sewall will be the principal speaker at the Maine Federation of Women's Republican clubs quarterly meeting in Bath on Tuesday November 4 at Masonic temple. He will discuss his experiences as a military governor in Germany. A turkey luncheon is planned at 12 30 prior to the afternoon session. Tickets are available from local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausilary Dela
Hilda Laery
Frances Warner
Alice Lewis
Laura Frizzell
Rown
Lillian Farrington
Hillary
Ada Norris
Florida
Sons
William Sanders
Hydeo
Maurice J. Warner
Conenenses Warner
Iee
Poe Hyde
Mander Vienen
Edward Ett
Department
Cers
Aeoeneariee Merritt
Portland
Lucelia Blake
Day
Brunswick
Alice Brown
Eliza Vinal
Rockland
Whidden
Norway
Clayborn Wellington
Liberty
Vernon W. Miller
Bath
Council
Harry Warner
George O. Melzard
Rubie Plummer
Department Council
Eliza Plummer
Statelief Corps
Mary Pratt
Ira Day
Frances L. Warner
Hyde Auxiliary
Edith Farnham
Sumner Sewall
Maine Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Masonic Temple
Germany
Sagadahoc County
Etta Thurlow
Esther Brown
Leroy Hutchins
Emma Brown
Elks Home Offered as Emergency Aid Center
Brian M. Jewett, exalted ruler, says the Elks lodge on Lombard Street can serve as an emergency center for fire victims. The second floor could shelter women and children with kitchen, bathrooms, and showers available. Jewett spoke with Portland schools superintendent Harrison Lyseth and the lodge would mobilize to provide solid food and clothing if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian M. Jewett
Lodge of Elks
Elks
Lombard Street
Mr. Jewett
Harrison Lyseth
Portland
Monda
Jewett
Early discovery averts bad blaze near Georgetown
Fire crews from Five Islands and Bath, with volunteers, halted a forest fire north of Georgetown about 9 30 am. Gilbert Lewis reported the fire at Reynolds property near the Sasanoa river as water was pumped from the river and held with shovels and Indian pumps. Chief Frates left hose for standby at the burned area after the Bath truck returned to station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands and
Bath Fire Departments
Georgetown
Gilbert Lewis
Bay Point
Georgetown Center
Lewis
Heald
Five Iine Department
Atd
Richard Frates
Bath Department
Sasanoa River
Reynolds
Woolwich
Bath
Central Station
Frates
Five Islands Department
Mrs Barrett Fire Refuge Ties Family Ties
Miss Anne Conley of Fremont street left Monday for Biddeford to be with her niece Mrs James Barrett whose home is near the fire area. Lieut Barrett has served with the National Guards for the week. Master Jim Barrett stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Addison Jones and Bath relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Conley
Fremont Street
Biddeford
James Barrett
Lieut. Barrett
National Guards
Jim Barrett
Addison Jones
Bath
After Forest Fire Families Lose Homes in Maine Village
Mrs. Edward B. Smith and family fled as a wildfire destroyed homes from West Newfield to Newfield. The Woodburys and Moultons lost houses while four nearby residences survived. Winds fanned the flames, leaving the village center barren and many residents with only the clothes on their backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Smith
Paulin Ton
Nathaniel Falker
Thuy
Thesees
Barbra Ann Preney Engaged to W John Greve
Mrs L J Preney of 24 Academy Street announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Ann to W John Greve son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mosher of 11 Pleasant Street Topsham Miss Preney a Morse High School graduate class of 46 attended Nasson College Springvale and works as a stenographer in Bath Iron Works production dept Greve a Brunswick High School graduate served in the U S Navy during the war and attends Huson College Bangor No wedding date set.
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L. J. Preney
Academy Street
Barbara Ann
W. John Greve
Frank Mosher
Pleasant Street
Topsham
Miss Preney
Morse High School
Nassan College
Springvale
Bath Iron Works
Mr. Greve
Brunswick High School
U. S. Navy
Husson College
Bangor
Engagement Announcement for Jacobs and Hamblett
Ernest A. Jacobs of 58 Office E Drive announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jacobs to Robert G. Hamblett of Boston. Miss Jacobs, Lebanon High School graduate, Lebanon New Hampshire, works at Maine Employment Service. Hamblett served 37 months in the armed forces and attends Newman’s Preparatory School in Boston.
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Ernest A. Jacobs
Office E Drive
Robert G. Hamblett
Edward B. Tantlatt
Pratt Street
Miss Jacobs
Lebanon High School
Lebanon
N. H
Maineane Employment Service
Mr. Hamblett
Newman's Predatories School
Boston
Noas
Wed
Hanson Family Visit Recorded in Augusta
Mrs J C Hanson of Augusta has a revival visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Elliot Hanson at Bowman street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hanson
Augusta Hae
Ts. Elliot Hanson
Bowman Street
Girl Scouts Tea Marks Week of Crafts and Charity
The anniversary of Girl Scout Horace G Morse was celebrated with a tea hosted by Webber. Girl Scouts presented an engaging program and displayed handicrafts as part of Girl Scout Week activities organized by Mrs Carr and supported by A Hallet Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Morse
Elen Webber
Scoege
Carr
A. Hallet & Co
Knute Holmsen Earns High Honors at Maine Central Institute
Knute R. Holmsen of 110 Dummer Street, a senior at Maine Central Institute, was named to the high honors section of the first honors list for the current year. He joined three classmates as high honors recipients with no grade below 85 percent, after attending Morse High School where he captained the varsity football team and also played basketball and baseball. Holmsen is preparing for the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute R. Holmsen
Dummerstreet
Maine Central Institute
Randah
Fein
Holmsen
Morse High School
Morse High
E University of "Males
Local social notes reveal community gatherings and engagements
The column lists multiple informal events across the town including dinners, card evenings, and visits. Notable items include Sha ne H Gaula’s 84th birthday party, engagements of Miss Lois Avery and H Fenton Lowell, university and navy connections, and a wedding of Miss Margaret Morgan with Mrs Spear Sedgley as matron of honor.
Families Struggle as Bath Area Wells Run Dry
In Bath area many households report water shortages as wells fail. Hardings and Mrs Ward note their well is dry for weeks. Neowise and cattle owners fetch water, with families hauling barrels to meet needs.
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Bath
Hardings
City enacts emergency readiness amid Halloween threat
Mayor urges citywide emergency setup with Red Cross and National Guard support. Volunteers invited to join control center, fire patrols expand, and cannons of precaution urge no outdoor fires, no discarded embers, no chasing engines, and no firearms. Acting City Marshal Moriarty coordinates. Halloween events limited to indoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Tims
Small
Bath
Police
National Guard
Fire Department
Frank L. Moriarty
Short ‘National Guard
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Cross
Personal notes from Portland and area social events
Harvey Henderson Sr returns home on Oliver Street after a short stay as patient at Maine General Hospital in Portland. Mrs George Pierce, bookkeeper at Station, has no two yet in Portland. Mrs William Kavanaugh of Lambert Park hosts a Monday evening stork shower for Mrs Raymond Hatch with a buffet luncheon and social evening to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Henderson, Sr
Oliver Street
Portland
Maine General Hopital
George Pierce
Station
Pierce Ghes
Tueday Tn
William Kavanaugh
Lambert Park
Raymond Hatch
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G. A. R. Hall
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Richard Prindall
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