Planned Parenthood talk highlights Bath meeting
Mrs Edna Rankin McKinnon sister of Miss Jeanette Rankin spoke at Dr Virginia C Hamiltons home on Washington street about a program for planned parenthood. A Bath branch is to be organized with the Birth Control Federation of America and a Portland group already active. 30 people attended and tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rankin McKinnon
New York
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
Nevada
Bath
Virginia C. Hamilton
Washington Street
McKinnon
Maine
State Committee For
Planned Parenthood
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Parker and Baker Bride Becomes Woolwich Ceremony Highlight
James K Parker of Newport News Virginia and Mahelina Winifred Baker of Woolwich wed Friday evening in a ceremony conducted by pastor Clarence E. Bakir. Attendants included family. reception followed. The couple left for Vacasvoula Mississippi where Parker is employed at Iron Works. Parker, 61, is a former Newport News high school attendee. Parker's bride Morse high school graduate 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Baker
James K Parker
Newport New Va
Mahelina Winifred Baker
Woolwich
Micane Mire
Clarence E. Bakir Wroulwien
T. Brown
Woolatch Union
Christa
Ane Mei Parner
Ceremioris Tre
Parker
Vacasvoula Miss
Inealis Iron Works
Luther Parker
Newport News Va
Newport Ness
Morse High School
Reynolds Named Principal of Central Grammar School
Lester P. Reynolds of Hardings East Brunswick has been elected principal of Central Grammar School for the coming year by Superintendent John Parker. Reynolds succeeds Leslie F. Ross on leave to serve with Battery D 240th Coast Artillery at Fort McKinley. Ross, a second lieutenant, leaves after teaching at Hodgdon High last spring.
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Lester P. Reynolds
George Reynolds
Hardings
East Brunswick
Central Grammar School
John Parker
Reynolds
Morse High School
Hebron Academy
Huntington School
Boston
Colby College
Leslie F. Ross
240Th Coast Artillery
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Ross
Hodgdon High School
Elizabeth Lee
Local Teacher Appointed Head of Commercial Department
Moas Eileen E. Jones of 19 Fremont Street has been named head of the Commercial department at the Danforth High School. A Bliss Business College graduate in 1940, she served as vice president of the Paplen Paplousi sorority and editor in chief of the class year book The Go-Getter. She also belonged to the esc Tiding club and National Honor Society, receiving the Ruth Brean Owen prize at commencement.
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Moas
Eileen E. Jones
Addison Jones
Freemont Street
Danforth
Miss Jones
Bliss Buiness College
Paplen Paplousi Sorority
Esc
Morsenigheneel
National Honor Society
Ruth Brean Owen
Commencemerit
Hayseed Hop at Hotel Sedgwick Set for Oct 12
Club Garret announces its annual Hayseed Hop on October 12 at Hotel Sedgwick with Ernie George and his Royal Arcadians. The orchestra will wear overalls and straw hats, while guests dress in rustic season-appropriate costumes. Junior members admitted include Eleanor Gediman Connie Gilmore Mary Grace Barbara Mank Barbara Pitman Barbara Vigne Mildred Wallace Pat Win Smith and Eleanor Pitman. Samuel Long of Portland visits his sister for a week. Charles Pushard of 184 Middle Street listed at meeting.
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Ernie George
Royal Arcadians
Club Garrets
Hotel Sedgwick
Club Garret
Eleanor Gediman
Connie Gilmore
Mary Grace
Barbara Mank
Barbers Pitman
Barbara Vigne
Miz
Mildred Wallace
Pat Win
Spear Endorsed for Cumberland County Exec Council Seat
Arthur G Spear of Portland a five term State Senator and principal owner of the People's Investment Association was endorsed Friday by the Cumberland county Republican legislative delegation for the Governor's Executive Council. He will be named at the December legislative caucus as successor to Harold F Schnurle. Mrs Rufus Small of Somerville Mass visited Milan Street during the weekend.
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Arthur G Spear
Portland
State Senate
Mever
Maine
Cumberland County
Spear
People’s Investment Association
Sunset Park
North End
Bath
State Hous
Harold F Schnurle
Cape Elizabeth
Greek war veteran forwards $25 to National Defense Fund
Zagopoulos a Greek veteran of the Balkan War and World War I sent two weeks ago his $25 weekly pay to the National Defense Fund. Under secretary Bell of the Treasury confirms the President cannot personally acknowledge all correspondence and notes the donation will be counted in Miscellaneous Receipts Donations for National Defense.
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National Defense Fund
DW Bell
the Treasury
Morse Grads Wed In Rectory Ceremony
Bartholomew O Donnell son of Mrs Mary L O'Donnell and Miss Shirley Louise Moore married Saturday afternoon at St Marys rectory with Rev A Marineau officiating. Bridesmaids included Miss Marguerite A Brown and a reception followed at 22 Weeks street home. The couple will reside in Kittery after Sept 20. the groom is a Morse High School graduate and Portsmouth Navy Yard worker.
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Barbera Helena Tubbs
Charlies Myron Tubbs
High Street
Frederick Augustus Lovell, Jr
Frederick A. Lovell
Brockton
Maes
Grace Church
Camp
Catatile
Rousseau
Ilatets
Pederisk
Miner
Vodorinski
Hartmann-Mansfield
Londengrin
Mendelsaotin
Eo Soher Bossey
Piermont
Virginia Haines
Portland
Westbrook Junior College
Misa Haines
Harry W. Hultgran
West Hartford
Conn
Bowdoin College
Harry L. Day
Fred P. Shaw
Daniel Williams
Edward Sewall
Grace Rectory
Perettta
Tubbs
Lovell
Miss Haines
Mr. Lovell
Mrs. Lovell
Mass
Morse High School
Brunswick Business College
Brockton High School
Thayer Academy
Braintrer Mass
Sigma Nu
Harvard Divinity School
Harrison T Drew
Harrison T. Drew, Jr
Hyannis
Ferguson Smith
Virginia Smith
Bartholomew O Donnell
Mary L. O'Donnell
Shirley Louise Moore
Ruth A. Moore
Weeks Street
Twyn
St. Mary's Rectory
BR. A. Marineau
Marguerite A. Brown
William F. Grindell
Miss Brown
Mise Jeanne A. Roche
Eastport
Roberta L. Erwin
Dorothy RK. W. Thebeau
Portsmouth Navy Yard
O'Donnell
Morse
Portland Maine School of Commerce
John C. Paige Co
Morse High Seniors Elect Class Officers
Morse High School seniors held their annual officer election. Coombs W. was chosen president and J Edward Womery named class adviser. Other officers include Elizabeth Howard vice president Ruth Murphy secretary Bazin Lamont treasurer. Student Council members were Nickerson Darsah Vennett Perkins Hawley Fortier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Jobs W. Coombs
J. Edward Womeroy
Tur
Edward V. Coombs
Elizabeth Howard
Ruth Murphy
Bazin Lamont
Pauline Nickerson
Alice Darsah
Kennett Vennett
Eunice Perkins
Robert Fortier
Sumner Hawley
Thatcher Pinkham, Jr
Jeanette Varney
David Teasdale
Louise Ayer
Harvard Astronomer from Bath Linked to Notable Relatives
Inland Fr Cunningham of the Harvard observatory, who drew astronomical interest with a discovery in Cygnus northwestern coal sack, is son of Raymond G. Cunningham and nephew of Herbert Stevens of Bath. The comet discovery occurred Sept 5, noted as the Hate were else mousing slowly. Mrs Julia Winship and others from Augusta and Stockton Springs visited Edmund M. Staples at 329 Front Street.
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Lnland
Fr. Cunningham
Harvard Observatory
Northern
Coalsack
Raymond G. Cunningham
Herbert Stevens
Coleraoad
Bath
Julia Winship
Gertrude Robinson
Ruth Bagley
Augusta
Evelyn Shute
Stockton Springs
Edmund M. Staples
Front Street
Bowdoinham Community Notes Cover LocalEvents
The long list covers sports at Richardson field and 4-H potato judging won by Earl Hobart first Philip MacKenzie second. Members and leaders in 4-H boys and girls clubs at Grange hall with Sagadahoc councils meet at Merrymeeting Grange. Obituaries note Mrs. Helen Britt and Mrs. Alice Saillie. Local visits, school assignments, and private funerals round out a busy week.
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Sportsmans’ Association of
Richmond
Richardson Field
Bowdoinham
Grange Hall
Earl Hobart
Philip MacKenzie
Arthur Curtis
Chester Hobart
South Bowdoin
Ralph McEwen
Sagadahoc County
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
J. N. Palmer
William Maloon
Thelma
Marline
Boston
American Legion
Ralph Purington
Merton Webber
Portland
David Barnes
Barnes
Frederick Pauling
Ina Gowell
Inez Gowell
Local News Roundup From East Bowdoinham and Bowdoin
Kelley farm in East Bowdoinham hosts N Y A workers chosen for high school duties. Muriel Mitchell returns home after ten weeks in Gardiner hospital. Ina Gowell of Boston visits twin sister Inez Gowell at Carrie Kendall’s home. Mabel Baker of Boston visits cousin J A Purington. Margaret Beauregard of Richmond teaches at Jacques School Bowdoin replacing Eva Nichols who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Purington
Margaret Beauregard
Richmond
Jacques
Bowdoin
Eva Nichols
Dresden Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthday
Mrs Cora Gahan visits sister Mrs James Sproul in Wis casset. Miss Jennie Reay RN returns to Boston after staying with Mrs J H Mayers. Mr and Mrs A A Houdlette Mrs Jessie White and Miss Sara Bailey of Farmingdale visit Miss Carolyn Sheldon. J H Mayers turns 85 this Monday and keeps busy making coffee tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gahan
James Sproul
Wiscasset
Jennie Reay
R. N
J. H. Mayers
Boston
A. A. Houdlette
Jessie White
Sara Bailey
Farmingdale
Carolyn Sheldon
Card of Thanks for Helen A. Britt
Mrs. Alice Shanks of Bowdoinham Maine thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement and for floral tributes sent to her cousin the late Helen A. Britt dated September 26 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Britt
Alice Shanks
Bowdoinham, Maine
Bowdoin Notes From East Bowdoin Ladies Club
East Bowdoin ladies met Thursday at Mrs. Erland Rogers home with eight attendees and a noon picnic. A birthday cake was shared as a member’s birthday occurred and a quilt project began. Future meeting set for Oct 3 at Mrs. Hattie Babb’s. Mrs. Ernest Carr improving at home.
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Portland
Robert Patten
Bowdoinham
James
Harriet Butterfield Sampson
David Moulton
East Bowdoin
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
R. D. Purinton
W. D. Willes
Mary Russell
New York
Elmer Powers
Edith Powers
Cathance
J. A. Purinton
Mabel Baker
Boston
C. P. Curtis
J. Bowdoin Lilly
E. P. Gile
George Cutler
Charles Hackett
R. E. Ferguson
Charles Browne
George Hamilton
Clara Fogg
Erland Rogers
Hattie Babb
Ernest Carr
James Abrams
Phyllis Douglass
Bath
Frederick Douglass
Richard Brown
Brunswick Hospital
Mrs Vickery Pert and Putnam Return From Five Islands Outing
Mrs Addie Vickery and Mrs Eunice Pert returned from a two weeks outing at the Howard cottage on Five Islands. Forest Putnam, employed at Memorial hospital, was on his annual vacation.
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Parenthood
Mrs. McKinnon
Madelyn Dunton
Arthur J. Dlnton
Kent's Hill Seminary
Albert Shepard
Mrs. Vernal Chase
Robinson Street
Garret
Samuel Long
Charles Pushard
Middle Street
Rufus Small
Somerville
Zogopoulos IS
Treasury
Kittery
Morse High
John Coombs
Harvard
Helen Britt
Fred Britt
Gardiner General Hospital
Old Town
George Averill
Maine Central
Bartlett
N. H
Bowdeinham
Britt
Rev
Alice Saillie
William Sallie
George
Nancy Merrow Fulton
William Saillie
Yarmouth
Norman Row
Leroy Adams
United States Navy
Alfred Johnson
Johnson
Lara Green
Frank Siegars
Barbara
Winnifred
Clarence Blackman
Waterville
R. A. Dickinson
Erla Browne
Mars Hill
Charles—Randall
Bangor
Nettie Brown
Gardiner
Phillip Rideout
Ransom Kelley
Fairfield
Allen Hilton
Perty
Fred B. Reed Co
Eee
Oe E. Ao
A. D. Stetson & Son
Dresden
Country Store
Wallace Beer
Chester Morris
Virginia Grey
Peter Lorre
John McGuIre
Margaret Tallichet
Charles Waldron
RKO Radio
Dana Andrews
Rosalind Russell
Brian
Aherne
Virginia Bruce
Panana Pictues
Elena WA Ceerrr