FUR AND FASHION SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT IN BATH
Bath hosts the first pre fall fashion show at Odd Fellows hall sponsored by Club Forty-Two. The event features furs and a Fall wedding ensemble by Mrs. Robert Perry with model list led by Duveen Bryant and Hilda Pratt. Cecia Butler of WLAM will comment while Esther Andrews accompanies piano.
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Bath
Odd Fellows Hall
Club Forty-Two
Robert Perry
Cecia Butler
Wlam
Lewiston
Auburn
Esther Andrews
West Bath
Nancy Pratt
Barbara Longley
United States tops world in clay tile production
The United States, after 82 years of manufacturing clay floor and wall tile, now produces more clay tile than any other country, marking a leading shift in global tile output.
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United States
Milan Guest List at Topsham Luncheon
Mrs. Mertie Gilmore of Milan street attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ray Merriman of Topsham with other guests joining the social event.
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Mertie Gilmore
Milan Street
Ray Merriman
Topsham
McKellar Robson Church Wedding Celebrates Bath Pair
Betty Patricia Robson and George Neal McKellar were married Friday at Winter Street Congregational Church in Bath. The couple, both graduates of Morse High School, plan to reside on Drayton Road after September 18.
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Betty Patricia Robson
William O. Robson
Bath
George Neal McKellar
David McKellar
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
J. Henry Marsh
McKellar
Morse High School
Bath Telephone Exchange
United Statee Navy
Bath Post Office
Drayton Road
Bailey Evening School to Open Earlier This Year
The Bailey Evening School of Industry will start two weeks earlier than usual with registration on October 3 and classes beginning October 10 at 7 p.m. in Morse High School. Proposed courses include dressmaking, rug making, machine shop, woodwork, commercial subjects, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, Spanish and mechanical drawing. Additional courses in automobile driving, cost accounting, musical appreciation, French and English may be added if enough interest is shown by October 3.
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Bailey Evening School of Industry
Paul V. Mason
Morse High School
Mason
Superintendent of Schools
City Hall
Leak Found in Front Street Water Service Pipe
A two day search by Bath Water District workers ended Friday afternoon when water was traced to a service pipe delivering to the First Federal Savings and Loan office. Excavation for a new restaurant at Arch and Front uncovered the leak as water poured into the trench. Several holes were dug in Front Street before the source was identified.
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Front Street
Bath Water District
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Arch and
Front Streets
Terri Lee Thomas Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Miss Terri Lee Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas 1266 Washington Street celebrated her second birthday Friday with a party. Cake candy and ice cream were served in a decorated play room. Gifts were received from Mrs Armand Petit and Susan Mrs James Buzzell and Bonnie Lee Mrs Willard Cromwell and Joanne and Richard Mrs Lou Annis and Susan and Terri Lee's brother Alan.
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Terri Lee Thomas
Ray Thomas
Washington Street
Armand Petit
Susan
James Buzzell
Bonnie Lee
Willard Cromwell
Joanne
Richard
Lou Annis
Terri Lee
Alan
Olivers Return From Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs Hiram P Oliver have ended their vacation as guests of Mr and Mrs John Schottler and returned to their home in St Johnsbury Vermont.
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John Schottler
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Arthur Frizzle
Aldan Frizzle
Waterboro
Moskovas-Poulos Wedding At Grace Church
Barbara Poulos daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Poulos and Peter Moskovas son of Mr and Mrs John Moskovas were married at Grace Episcopal church Sunday at two in a double ring ceremony. A reception followed at Ox Horn Inn with about 400 guests. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace inserts and a fingertip veil. Bridesmaids wore blue satin gowns, groom’s party included George Poulos and Steve Doucas. The couple will reside at 8 Water street after a two week honeymoon.
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New York
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Baltimore
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Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Wellesley Hills
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Grosse Pointe Farms
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Helen Kakos
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Morse High School
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NAMES CHAIRMAN FOR POLIO CAMPAIGN
Mrs James Nostall chairman of Sagadahoc County Wo manf s Foundation of Infantile Paralysis announces district chairs for the emergency drive this week. Roles include Mrs Roland Peterson Robinhood Georgetown Five Islands. Mrs Maurice Burns Georgetown Bay Point. Mrs Russell Pinkham Five Islands. Mrs Norman Drummond Arrowsic. Mrs Leston Harrington and Mrs Earl Lowell Phippsburg. Mrs Harry Thomas and Mrs John Moffitt Woolwich. Mrs Carl Anderson Richmond. Mrs McEwen Bowdoinham Bowdoin. Mrs Clifton Evrard Topsham. Posters will be at post offices and postmasters will aid chairmen in collecting contributions.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Georgetown
Five Islands
Maurice Burns
Bay Point
Russell Pinkham
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Phippsburg
Harry Thomas
John Moffitt
Woolwich
Carl Anderson
Richmond
McEwen
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin
Clifton Evrard
Topsham
Edward Gauvin Injured in Auto Crash in Lowell
Edward Gauvin, formerly of Bath, was hit by a suspected drunk driver in Lowell, thrown against a curb, and rushed to St Johns Hospital for a blood transfusion. His condition was listed as fair Friday night. Gauvin is known locally as a boxer.
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Lowell
Mass
Edward Gauvin
Bath
Gauvin
St. Johns Hospital
Digging Worms Costly for Two in Georgetown
George Beane Jr. of Woolwich and Louis Lebourdais of Wiscasset pleaded guilty to digging bloodworms without a license in Georgetown. Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided. Each paid a $10 fine plus $4.70 costs. Coastal Warden was Wansea G. Burns.
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George Beane, Jr
Woolwich
Louis B. Lebourdais
Wiscasset
Georgetown
Gardiner R. Deering
Wansea G. Burns
Carpenter Wedding at Southport Church
Miss Caroline Louise Carpenter and David George Freestone wed at All Saints By the Sea in Southport with Canon Tubbs officiating. The bride wore white organdy with ivy and stephanotis, and the couple planned a reception at Cove Cottage Inn before a wedding trip to Washington, Philadelphia, and New York City. They will reside in Schenectady, New York.
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Caroline Louise Carpenter
Alfred E. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
High Street
Bath
David George Freestone
George Freestone
New York City
All Saints By the Sea Church
Southport
Canon Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Joseph E. Dupras
Philadelphia
Schenectady
N. Y
School of Business Administration
Union College
Freestone
Morse High School
Tufts College
Chi Omega Sorority
Mary E. O’brien
Newton
Mass
J. Ross True
Lewiston
Betty Travis
Yonkers
Charles MacNeal
Ashland
Julia Currier
Newburyport
Barbara Trask
Medford
Dorothy Ruggers
Auburn
Edna Ridley
Litchfield
Elizabeth Reed
Ernest Bauer
Alfred Bauer
William
Frank E. Winner
Everett Banks
Cassie Banks
Brunswick
Lena Brown
Lisbon
Warren Eldridge
Brockton
Carolyn Shaw
Barbara Sampson
Cohasset
Edward Dillon
Brookline
Marion Teel
Marblehead
Waldo Richardson
Malden
Clement P. Coleman Observes Birthday
Festivities honored Clement P. Coleman on his 87th birthday with a party at Mrs. Verdie A. Grant’s home. Attendees included relatives and neighbors who shared music, cake, cookies, sandwiches, and ice cream.
Electa Chapter O. E. S. meets after recess at Masonic hall
Bowdoinham reports the first Electa Chapter meeting after a two months’ recess with Mrs. Helen Mitchell in charge. Illnesses include Leda Jones Prudence Hamilton and Florence Merriman Soule. Upcoming annual inspection set for October 10 and a supper committee to be chosen by the matron.
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Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Helen Mitchell
Leda Jones
Prudence Hamilton
Florence Merriman Soule
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Ae
Dexter Stevens
Edna Rowe
South Dakota
Lucille Jewel
Eva Messer
Erla Zachau
Earle Brown
Wissman Point
Loring Russell
Richmond
Warren Morgan
Robert
Steven
East Bowdeinham
Verona
N. J
Warren Lawrence
Brunswick Hospital
Patricia Brown
Farmington
State Teachers’ College
Dorothy Dickinson
Augusta
Raymond Rendall
Rachel Jewett
Honduras
Central America
Minerva Dunlap
Carl Whitney
Melrose
Mass
Whitney
Milton Given
Gladys Walsh
Watertown
Sterling Thurlow
Nathan Fowler
Gold’s Long History Traces 6000 Years of Use
The article notes that gold has served human needs for about six millennia, highlighting its enduring value across civilizations and eras. It discusses gold’s appeal, uses, and symbolism as a durable metal prized for beauty and wealth.
Maine Architect Guest of Rotarian at Bath luncheon
Alonzo J. Harriman a former Bath boy and leading Maine architect spoke at the Rotary luncheon. He discussed Bath Iron Works projects, modern school additions, and a motion picture display of recent architecture including works in Mexico and the U S coast states. He recalled Morse High School days and answered questions on architectural changes.
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Bath
Charles A. Harriman
Rotary
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Alonzo
Mexico
South
Pacificoastal
Telephone
Los Angeles
Harriman
Morse High School
George Musk
Ken Francisc
Edwin R. Andrew Bath
Morse
M. Ficher
Cheshire
Conn
W. Nims
Frank C. Burke
Middletown
Laton Jackson
Brunswick
Steam Turns On In Front Street Buildings
Boilers owned by the Sagadahock Real Estate Association began heating Front Street buildings this morning marking the first heat of fall. City hall also heated for the first time on Tuesday. Heating progress mirrors last year in timing.
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Sire
Tl Sagadahock
City Hall
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