Married Monday Morning Wedding at St. Church
The ceremony for Timothy C. Maney and his bride took place Monday morning at St. Church. The bride wore a light blue suit with a white hat and gardenia corsage, attended by Miss Dorothy U of Round Pond in a gray suit with yellow ladlioli corsage. Andrew W York, brother of the groom, served as best man. Miss Barbara Hatt officiated. Guests included Mrs. Mary ette of Yarmouth and Bar Harbor travelers who planned to reside with their parents in West Bath after the ceremony.
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St. 'S Church
Timothy C. Maney
Henry Ne
Dorothy U
Round Pond
Andrew W York
Misa
Barbara Hatt
Erie
Weno
Mabel Wilson
Mary,ette
Yarmouth
Nova
Harbor
West Bath
Cunningham Birthday Party for Large Group
Earl Ingham and Alexander of Brunswick hosted a festive birthday gathering for a large group of friends. The dining room featured crepes and balloons with colorful decorations. Favors and candy were given. Cath received many nice gifts.
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Ingham
Alexander
Brunswick
Cath
Elks Gather for Maine Elks Event at Bath Thomas Point
Estimated 800 to 600 Elks will convene for old acquaintances and sports events. Schedule includes a seven inning Lewiston vs Bath game at 10:80 am, races, obstacle events, and prizes from local Elks and lodges. Notables from state civic life expected. Bath lodge transportation and ticket committees active. event planned at Bath club with 7:30 pm meeting.
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Elks
Lewiston
Rockland
Rts.eegram
Harry W. Thebeau
Smatenan
Bath Club
Bath Lodge
Thornton Henderson
John McLaughlin
Harold Perry
Maurice Glidden
Jesse W. Allen
Edward J. McMann
Leslie Plant
Louis Cormier
Frank Rienoehl
Harry W. Thebeau, Sr
Maine
John D. Clifford
U. S
Alton A. Lescard
Louis J. Brann
W. S. Newell
Pee
Bath Iron Wors'Corp
Archibald M. Main, Sr
Bath Iron Works Corp
Rodney Foyler
Daniel J. Crowley
Grand Lodge of Elks
Biddeford
Thomas Point
Rosses Welcome Son Born at Maine General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Rodney A Ross Jr of Washington Street are the parents of a son born Monday at Maine General Hospital in Portland.
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Rodney A. Ross, Jr
Washington Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Ruby 60th anniversary party for Bath couple Greenblatt
Mr and Mrs Solomon K Greenblatt hosted a Washington Street party marking 60 years since their marriage in Boston in 1907. The event featured flowers gifts and a decorated cake as family and friends sent telegrams and greetings from near and far.
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Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington ‘Street
Boston
Bath
Greenblatt
Morris Rosa
Ter
Sol Levine
A Greenblatt
New York City
Herbert W. McCabe
Louis Petlock
Isadore Singer
Ada Greenblatt
Iss Riva Greenblatt
Abraham Greenblatt
Isear Greenblatt
Owen Lee Greenbla
Morris Goldstein
Jacob Smith
Sam Levin
Max Katz
Abraham Miller
Nathan Press
Benjamin Zimmerman
Harold Rubin
Louis Silverman
Kirk Diamant
Sarah Silverman
August Sets Maine Heat and Rain Records
August was a record making month in heat and rainfall with state extreme heat records broken. The month had 30 fair days and one light rain, contrasting with last year’s 18 fair and 11 rainy days. Morning temperatures ranged up to 72, cooler mornings reached 51, and September opened with 52 with overall ideal conditions.
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Maine
London Bath couple wed in Winter Grief Parsonage ceremony
Samuel B. London and Bertha Evelyn Three of North Bath united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the Winter Grief Parsonage. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated the single ring service with Mrs. Rebecca A. Feero and M. Jane Feero as witnesses.
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Samuel B. London
Bertha Evelyn
North Bath
Ieee
Joseph O. Purdue
Rebecca A. Feero
M. Jane Feero
Plan Lawn Party and Supper September 12
An old fashioned lawn party and baked bean supper is set for September 12 at the home of J and Mrs Stanley Elwell Route 1 Woolwich. The event features outdoor cooking, drinks, candy and crafts from five to seven with a bean supper on the Elwell porch and grove access via the Elwell Greenhouse entrance. The affair supports the Nequasse church groups including Congregations church representatives, the Mothers club and the auxiliary.
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Stanley Elwell
Route 1
Woolwich
Elwell
Cohen Congregations
Mothers’ Club
Jes
Nequasse
Flora Hunt Engaged to Fletcher Dunn for Sep 7 Wedding
Miss Flora Evelyn Hunt of East Brunswick engaged to Fletcher Dunn of Brushton New York. Flora, a Cony High graduate of 1942, served in the U S Navy at Brunswick Naval Air Station and University of Maine Annex. Fletcher Dunn, a Clarkson College student, served as a U S Air Force pilot in Europe. Wedding planned for Sunday September 7 at the Brushton church.
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Isaiah W. Hunt
East Brunswick
Flora Evelyn
Fletcher Rant’ Dunn
Vivian Dunn
Brushton
N. Y
Miss Hunt
Cony High School
Augusta
U. S. Navy
Brunswick Naval Air Station
University of Maine
Dunn
Clarkson College of Technology
Potsdam
Suburb Civic Club Meets at Winneganee Center
The Suburb Civic Club gathered Thursday evening at the Winneganee Community clubhouse for a brief business session followed by a social hour. Refreshments were served by chairwoman Mrs. Robert P. Manson with help from Mrs. Harold Mott Mrs. Walter Rogers and Mrs. Arline Totman. The next meeting is planned for September 11.
Engagement of Colleen Constance Wyman to Albert Cook
Selectman and Mrs Raymond Wyman of Phippsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Colleen Constance to Albert E Cook of Yarmouth. Both are graduates of North Yarmouth Academy in June. No wedding date has been set.
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Mildred Elizabeth Black
C. E. Black
Middle Street
Mildred Elizabeth
Fernand Joseph Pomerleau
Alfred Pomerleau
Naymond Court
Miss Black
New England Telephone Co
Pomerleau
Bath Iron Works
Woadina de
Mrs Wilson and family visit Augus family home
Mrs Donald B. Wilson and her son Stephen, with Mrs Pearl Campbell of High Street, are spending the day in Augus at the home of Mrs Earl Huson.
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Donald B. Wilson
Stephen
Pearl Campbell
High ‘Street
Augus
Earl Huson
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Bertrand at Floral Street
Mrs Ralph Bertrand of Floral Street celebrated her birthday with a dinner and evening party at Mee Mage. Arthur C Ys mine wood Allee Filingwood Esther to town presented second surprise. Refreshments and fall themed decorations accompanied a cake and motion pictures for guests including Mr and Mrs Brown Merrill Chute Dudley Leavitt and Bertrand families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bertrand
Floral Street
Arthur’c
Esther
Ba Bertrand
Kenda
Satars
Brown
Merrill Chute
Dudley Leavitt
Bertrand
Donalene Sail Daily Draws Bath Residents to Boothbay Harbor
Bath residents boarded the launch Donalene for a boat trip to Boothbay Harbor from Broad Street landing. Sunday trips carried 40 locals, including A. Gross and Mrs. Smith, with Labor Day travelers like C. Webster and Jene Loeser joining the voyage. The Donalene planned to depart at 10:30 a.m.
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Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Broad Street
A. Ae Gross
Harles Smith
William Hatch
Florence E. Troop
Joseph Wilson
Robert H. Gordon
C. F. Ae Webster
Jene
Anne Loeser
Dorothy ‘Murrey
John G. Lemont
John H. Landers
Dorothy Olsen
Evelyn Snow
Hulda Agers Orrings
Clifton
Past Matrons Club Hosts Day's Ferry Gathering
The Genesta chapter O E S Past Matrons met at Mrs. Albion L Corliss Day's Ferry with 6 30 picnic lunch in the dining room Beautiful flowers decorated the home Mrs David Rich assisted. Plans for a monthly prize were discussed and the winner will provide a prize for the next meeting Hostesses for October were named Miss Katherine Leonard Mrs Esther Oliver Mrs Paul G Bagdikian Mrs Jason Merrill and Mrs Harry Deering. The October meeting is set for October 15. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul G Bagdikian Miss Katherine Leonard Mrs Fred Osgood and Mrs Esther Oliver. Attending were Mrs Herbert Morse Mrs Fred Osgood Horace Ward Mrs David Rich Mrs Esther Oliver Mrs Albion L Corliss Miss Katherine Leonard and guest Mrs Elnora Oliver.
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Genesta
Albion L. Corliss
Paul G. Bagdikian
Jason A. Merrill
Harry G. Deering
Katherine Leonard
Fredood
Esther Oliver
Herbert Morse
Fred Osgood
Horace Ward
David Rich
Elnora Oliver
Inner Wheel Meeting at Sabine Home
The Inner Wheel club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William J. Craft's summer home in Sabine with sixteen members present. Edna Cook and Retta Carey were among the guests. Mrs. Frederick D. Hill reported on a tea at Togus hospital for 120 patients and guests. Planning proceeded for a rummage sale on Sept 19 with Mrs. G Thomas and Mrs. Wil-Skelton as co-chairs. The next meeting is Sept 11 at the Country Club with Mrs. Clyde Faulkner hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Craft
Sabine
Edna Cook
Retta Carey
Frederick D. Hill
Togus Hospital
Donald Ro
Charles T. Small, Jr
Clyde Faulkner
G. Thomas
Wil
Skelton
Country Club
Lessert
Spinning Wheel Invention Spreads Across India
The spinning wheel originated in India and remains widely used there. It highlights a durable textile technology that shaped local industry and daily life for generations.
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India
St Marys Church wedding in Bath Maine Saturday
The wedding of Miss Siminie Avery to John Hinds took place at St Marys Church with Rev Father Co officiating. The bridal party included Alice Avery as maid of honor, and Francis McPherson on organ. The couple will reside at 16 Andrews Road after a weeklong honeymoon and then at their Bath home.
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York Street
John Hinds
Francis McPherson
Nathan Watson On Hinds
South Pacific
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Go Hinds
Andrews Road
Rural School Lunches Visit Planned for Bowdoinham Osham
The Home Demonstration Agent will visit rural schools in Bowdoinham and Osham to demonstrate student and parent lunch practices. Additional schools will be visited during the month. A hot lunch is ideal but a nutritious packed lunch is essential where hot meals are not possible, using peanut butter cheese tomatoes carrots and other items to support teeth gums bones and overall health.
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Bowdoinham
Osham
Many Bath Veterans Cash Their Bonds
Two hundred fourteen Bath area veterans cashed terminal leave bonds at local banks. Bonds paid 24 percent annual interest and were issued to enlisted personnel for unused leaves. A flood of ex GIs lined up at banks, with Bath Trust Company reporting 80 cashees and others fewer. First National Bank cashed 64.
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Bath
Memne
Cape
United States
Bath Trust Company
First National Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Bath National Bank
Community notes and auctions linked to Bowdoinham residents
Meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays. The Sixty three club hosted at Mrs. Shahh sale at the Denham homestead on the River vent. Auktion planned for Saturday. Residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Gardiner bought contents of personal items. Philadelphia bound Mr Lauris Wilson and Mrs Wilson recently returned from Jourd with Girard College.
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Q Turner
Merrill Ae
George Braw
Denham Ho
Charles Williams
Gardiner
Lauris Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Girard College
Jane Harrington
Portland
Charles Erry
Roland Mackay
Mackay
Ida Mackay
Augusta
Myrtie Cutler
Charles Hatch
Bowdeinham
Sabine
Karl Hatch
Forest Fides
Dana
Carl Brown
Cold Springs
N. Y
Eva Rideout
Camden
George Oars
Rey
Mrs. Brown
Mr and Mrs How Leavite Hosts Frayed Reception
Fragmentary notes report a gathering for Mr and Mrs How Leavite with guests including Bette Anne and Deeney poem by Sabine. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but social event framing remains.
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How Leavite
Deeney
Sabine
Ter
Bette Anne
Car thefts rise when ignition keys left in vehicle
About 75 percent of car thefts occur where the owner has the ignition keys in the automobile.
Visiting Gore Beat acker in Mt. Vernon area noted violinist success
Mary Rondo visits Mt. Vernon New York where violinist Maxine Webber, once of Freeport, is celebrated for a concert with the Eastern Slope Music Festival in North Conway. Robert Turner and family share news from Mt. Vernon and Wiscasset. Mrs. Sedgley and Mrs. Lilly host Bay Road gathering with lunch and cards. Mrs. Phillip improves after illness in London.
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Naa Se Gore Beat
Ee Hardin Notine
Mary Rondo
Mt. Verenon
N. Y
Maxine Webber
North Conway
Freeport
Robert Turner
Mt. Vernon
Aaa
Sacha Siegars
Fred Siegars
Wiscasset
Alice Sedgley
Mary Lilly
Bay Road
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