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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

5

Burnell family reunion and weekend guests mix town life

The Cumberland Center gathering drew 160 attendees including Richmond Burnells. Old Timers beat Bingle Ladies 7 5 and Old Timers topped Single Men 9 5. Officials led by Howard Ell and Stephen Burnell organized plans for a Saturday Labor Day event at West Baldwin.

Coppers Milton Massipo Sopring Pushard Carl Anderson Boston Burnell Cumberland Center Richmond Stephen Burnell Leslie Deeaghter Bingle West Baldwin Howard Ell South Portland Baldwin Roscoe Graham Gladys Caret East Baldwin Henry Burnell Portland Luella Warren W. Baldwin Ray Burnell Port Bragg N. C Forest Yeaton Winnifred Springfield Maas Joyce Trott Dover N.H Gardiner Ralph Peabody Manchester N. H Ee Peabody Main Street Albert Brock Russell Edward T. Neville Wilson Patricia Thomas Forest Hills Peers Watson Cottage See Core James Lynn Maes Charles James Brunswick Road T. J. McCloskey

Second Friday Afternoon in October Notice

Readable fragments indicate an event or notice centered on October with mentions of individuals Caét and Thompsen. The readable text is incomplete but implies a scheduled activity connected to a house or property and a Friday afternoon in October.

Te Kipebes Caét Thompsen Pie Etes

Synagogue Mortgage Burned During Bar Mitzvah Ceremonies

The Beth Israel synagogue in Portland held a Bar Mitzvah for a local youth, marking 13 years of work and the mortgage payoff. Judge Max Pinansky delivered principal remarks, praising Jewish conscience and the Ten Commandments, as attendees from several cities joined a celebratory dinner and social evening.

Max Pinansky Municipal Court of Portland Beth Israel Bath Brunswick Lewinton Auburn Rockland Rumford Gardiner Boston Louis M. Silverman Abraham Miller Maine Pinansky Miller Silverman Charles Arck Laconia N. H Arik Pinaneky Mr. Pinansky Judge Pinansky Akibi

Georgetown News Roundup of Social Visits and Local Tragedy

Mrs Gilbert Gunnell visits West Georgetown with parents while many townsfolk and visitors spend weekends at Kennebec Point and Bath. A man named Joseph Lambert, 43, fell or jumped from a Lewiston hallway window, dying from a broken neck with fractures and internal injuries, ruled as accidental by Dr Gard Twaddle.

Joseph Lambert Androscoggin Block Lewiston Lambert Gard Twaddle

Jury Duty Drawn for Knox County Superior Court

Rockland city government notes list residents drawn for jury service at the Knox County Superior Court November term. Names include O Butler, A M Young, D E B Clark, L W Benner, Wallace M Little, Ernest Knight, Daniel J Dorgan, David G Pleanan, Leon J White, and L Kelsey.

Rockland Knox County Superior Court Seine O. Butler Almon M. Young Donald EB Clark Lloyd WN Benner Traverse Wallace M. Little Ernest Ae ‘Knight Daniel J. Dorgan David G Eels Planaan Leon J. White L. Kelsey

Five Islands marks 1932 with improvements and meetings

The Five Islands Improvement Association closed its 1932 season on Sept. 2 with a covered dish supper and annual meeting. Efforts included lowering annual assessments to $1 per family, new rooms, a planned tennis court, and building renovations. Members reported road signs, a public card party, and a free grange hall entertainment that boosted the treasury.

Five Islands Improvement Association Herbert L. Moore Henry W. Howard Charles Herbert Moore Almon Marr Lishness Edward P. Allen D. L. Howard Grange The Five Islands Belmont Mass Ida H. Allen Oakland Gertrude Smith Dorchester M. F. Biggins Arlington Alback Knight New York Pilot House Seguinland Bob Yeo Winchester Lena Lewis Malden George H. Smith Bath Frank Perkins Biggins W. J. Lord Melrose Lester Davis Lermond Anson Davis J. G. Rowe Vincent Davis Arthur Davis Roy A. Clark Phyllis Stevens Alexander Marr, Jr Everett Alexander Marr Leon Williams Waltham Avis Luce Alberta Tuttle Marilyn Tuttle Augusta Luce Cottage C. A. MacMahan Cambridge Lena MacMahan Arthur Berry Beverly W. L. Berry William Gage Aid Herbert Proctor Hagan Chester Pinkham Portland Ellsworth Pinkham George Blenn Theo Nancy Letitia Billy Blenn Watertown Marjorie Bartlett E. P. Allen Hagan House Elbridge Southard Gon

Boothbay Visitor Dorothy Larrabee Stays with Couse cousin

Miss Dorothy Larrabee of Boothbay arrived Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week with her cousin, Miss Elizabeth D. McGrath.

Dorothy Larrabee Boothbay Elizabeth D. McGrath

Nugent-Moses Wedding Held at St Marys

Miss Gertrude Mary Moses daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Moses of 20 Corliss street wed George Joseph Nugent son of Mr and Mrs Michael Nugent of Auburn in a Monday morning ceremony at St Marys Roman Catholic church Rev Timothy Maney officiating The couple were attended by Katherine Nugent and A George Moses The newlyweds will reside at 23 Court street after a motor trip through Canada

Gertrude Mary Moses Frank E. Moses Corliss Street George Joseph Nugent Michael Nugent Auburn St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Timothy Maney Katherine Nugent A. George Moses Boston Miss Nugent John Thomas Frank Katherine Morse High School Morse H. W. Crosman's Swift & 0.S Canada

Revised pupil enrollments at Morse high reported

On opening day Morse high shows 566 pupils, 94 more than last year. Grade enrollment sits at 1253, 29 less than last year’s 1282. Total district enrollment up by 65. High school staff reduced by one, grade schools by three. Edna McAvoy and Blair Wilson kept on. The robin’s scientific name is Planesticus migratorius migratorius.

Morse High Board of Education Edna McAvoy Blair Wilson

Governor and Wife Host Bridge Tea for Local Clubs

Gov William Tudor Gar and Mrs Gar invite the public to a bridge tea at their Phipps Point home on Friday Sept 16 from 3 to 5 pm for the Wiscasset Women's Club and the Lincoln Home. Mrs Frank A Hodgdon chairs all arrangements with a Woolwich meeting featuring local volunteers and table captains named among Wiscasset residents.

Gov Wiliam Tudor Gardiner Phipps Point Wiscasset Bessie Mikels Sarah Varney Sarah Kierstead Annie Dodge Charles T. Sewall Presisah

Dorothy Robbins Named Radio Artist On Yankee Network

Miss Dorothy Lindsay Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Robbins of Caribou has been chosen as a soloist to inaugurate WMAS Springfield Mass by the Yankee Network. She studied voice in Boston for two years and has been staff soprano on WNAC and WAAB. She sings weekly on Yankee Network broadcasts and at organ concerts with Frank Cronin.

Dorothy Lindsay Robbins William L. Robbins Caribou Yankee Network Frank Cronin Brookline Mass Symphony Columbia

Engagement announced for Lynwood Miller and Adrienne Thebeau

Mr and Mrs Vernon W Miller announce the engagement of their son Lynwood V Miller to Adrienne V Thebeau of Brunswick daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Thebeau The couple plan a marriage in early Fall Lynwood is a drummer with Eddie Russell and his orchestra Adrienne is known in Brunswick and Bath and recently worked at Rose Marie tea room

Vernon W. Miller Center Street Lynwood V. Miller Adrienne V. Thebeau Brunswick Augustus Thebeau Miller Eddie Russell Miss Thebeau Bath Rose Marie

Cobbs celebrate 58th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Edwin R Cobb celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary at home 192 Summer Street Auburn with visiting hours from 3 to 5 PM and 8 to 10 PM on Thursday inviting their many friends to attend.

Edwin R. Cobb Summer Street Auburn

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