Birthday Party Marks Master Munsey Third Birthday
Master Warren Paul Munsey celebrated his third birthday with a party at his parents home 746 Middle Street. Easter décor, games, prizes, a cake with three candles, and goody baskets highlighted the event attended by family friends and special guests from Bristol Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Paul Munsey
Paul Burns
Jackie
Jimmy Rockefeller
Gilbert Prawer
Donald Russell
Marilyn Longley
Lylia Flint
Nancy Flint
Ann Savage
Mary Callan
John M. Callan
Camilla J. Costain
Sally Snowdon
Lydia
Irene Ferris
Edward G Ferris
Huse Street
Virginia Emery
Millicent Merry
Marilyn King
Ida Ferris
Marion Ferris
Joan Ferris
Local residents return from trips and family visits
Mr and Mrs Edward D True return from Garden City Long Island after tending their sick son Edward Dale True, who remains convalescent at home. Many locals travel, visit relatives, and attend events including college students on spring break and church gatherings, with multiple residents hosting guests and attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Ethier
Ethier
Gilbert Head
Long Island
Kennebec
Mediterranean
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Robert Hale
Saturday Evening Post
Agnes Burke
Mary McClure
Westbrook Junior College
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
Edward D. True
Garden City
N. Y
Edward Dale True
Redlon Bowlers League Crown Claimed By Redlon Quartet
In Tuesday Night bowling finals the O M Redlon's quintet clinched the 1938 league title by seven pins over Steeves Market Pin-pickers. Chevrolets finished strong with 10 points for best team score, taking runner-up ahead of Steeves Market. Ralph Small led the Chevrolets with 547 while Allie Jewett and Wally Plant added 520 and 504 respectively. Les Plant led Redson with 542 and Ralph Philbrick 482 for the runner-up team totals. After the clash, a three-man banquet committee—Bill Allard, Ralph Small, and Les Plant—was formed.
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O. M. Redlon
Chevrolets
Steeves
Redson
Ralph Small
Capt. Small
Allie Jewett
Wally Plant
Chevies
Les Plant
Ralph Philbrick
Bill Allard
L. Harrington
P. Plant
Redlon’s
A. Thayer
H. McCabe
A. Plant
R. Philbrick
L. Plant
Congress Shirt Factory Bowling Party Triumphs in Park Alleys
Congress Shirt Factory employees held a Monday bowling party at Park Alleys. Whites led by Carl Pinkham won by 151 pins over Louis Lovejoy Reds and 208 over Freeman Crosby Blues. Alice Lewis rolled 303, with 82 high single. Carolyn Belanger 293, 81 high single. Lovejoy 340 led men, Crosby 101 high single.
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Congress Shirt Factory
Carl Pinkham
Louis Lovejoy
Reds
Freeman Crosby
Blues
Alice Lewis
Carolyn Belanger
Mrs. Lewis
Captain Lovejoy
Gent
Crosby
Alvah Lewis
Warren Davis
E. Davis
W. Chase Wees
Asee Aces
Hazel Higgins
John Schottler
Sadie Davis Eeeee
Ida Fogwill
Betty Coffill
Dorothy Kenney
Bertha Ward
Ruth Freeman
Ethelyn Mitchell
Hyde Windlass Rifle Team Wins Three Cornered Match
The Hyde Windlass rifle team defeated Bath Iron Works Electricians by 23 and Battery H by 52 at the Armory range Tuesday evening. Ryan led with 128 and Mitchell was runner up with 125.
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Hyde Windlass
Armory Range
Bath Iron Works’ Electricians
Battery H
Ryan
Windlass
Mitchell
Electricians
North Grammar Team Upsets Portland In City Youth Tilt
The North Grammar Bath team defeated Portland’s North Grammar 23 to 19 at the Boys' Club gym. Hogan and Huston led a rally from a 6-1 slow start, holding Portland scoreless in the second period and forcing a halftime 6–6 tie. Free throws carried Bath as they outscored Portland 9 of 12 from the line.
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North Grammar Basketeers
Portland
North Grammar
Boys’ Club
Bath Grammar School
Northies
Forest City
Hogan
Huston
Portlandites
Bath Lads
Bath
Portland Lads
William C. Perkins
G. FG
Levin Ch Ypievea Foc
MacDonald, Lf
Middleton, Rf
Aluscon Ce Ype Se
Hogan? Resented
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Ne Ener Td Rene
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LPG Pte
Fantasia, If
Debease, If Face
Maccaro, Sf
McOrp Oo Ie Ey Ene
Bennett Pe En Sest Oe
Torr Oa. Ore Nee
Michalaros, Lg
Ferande
Mangino
Tate Ce Aie
Procrie Ils
Amato
Portland High
Fairways and Greens Open Maine Golf Season
Joan L Baxter of Brunswick notes the Maine golf season opening on Patriots Day April 19 at Brunswick Golf Club. The article reports course conditions, membership fees, short-season rates, and early signs of active play across Maine courses including Bath, Portland, Old Orchard, and Lewiston venues.
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Joan L. Baxter
Brunswick
Maine
Brunswick Golf Club
Jimmie Jones
Bath Country Club
Portland Country Club
Larry Rowe
South Portland
Old Orchard Beach Country Club
Martindale
Auburn
Riverdale
Lewiston
Ernest Ryall
Willowdale
Scarboro
Ernest
Maine Professional Golf Organization
Wavenock Country Club
South Bristol
Edwin R. Andrews
Alden G. Smith
Bath welcomes Leonard Wetherbee back to electrical dept
Leonard Wetherbee of Greenwood Mass a Bath native and son of W Fred Wetherbee returns to Bath to join the electrical department He plans to live with Mrs Edgar Murphy at 625 Washington Street and will be joined by Mrs Wetherbee after settling in He previously ran a garage business in Boston Also Mr and Mrs Harry D Small and their children Jean and John return from South Paris after visiting Mrs Small’s parents Mr and Mrs J H Judd
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Albert Thom
Upper
Washington Street
P. O. Junkins
University of Maine
Junkins
Central Maine Power Co
Thompson
Rebekan Lodge
Nina Rebekah
Lisbon Falls
Old Telephone Club
Elmer Sidelinger
Stephen McPhee
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Elwood Hodgkins
Portland
Frank Sparks
Brunswick
Florence Pepper Fuller
Melrose
Mass
Lulu Marr
Roscoe P. Higgins
McPhee
Middle Street
Frank M. Lamb
Lower Washington Street
Hinckley
George W. Hinckley
Good Will Home
Walter Hinckley
Good Will Chapel
Leonard Wetherbee
Greenwood
Bath
W. Fred Wetherbee
Ieet
Ron
Harry D. Small
Jean
John
Dike Road
Paris
Maine City Hums On A Springlike Friday
City notes a mild Friday with temperatures around 65 in Maine. St Marys church min strel show set for May 9. Yacht Noparo arrives from New London. owner travels to Winthrop then returns to New York. D A R broadcast moved to April 11. Oil boat Hartford Socony passes up Kennebec. Berwindglen brings 6533 tons of coal. Mrs. Gertrude Wirta escapes serious injury after car overturn in Arrowsic with minor damage and a window exit.
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Elizabeth Rice
Carlton Rice
Turner Court
Oberlin A. Cappella
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Olaf Christiansen
Pittsburgh
Red
National Broadcasting Co
Radio City
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
New York City
Gettysburg
Miss Rice
Norman Woolworth
Noparo
New London
Winthrop
Kennebec
Augusta
Hartford Socony
Hallowell
Gertrude Wirta
Arrowsic
Morse High School Honorees Lead in Senior Activities
Miss Brimigton and Miss Sewall, top senior scholars at Morse High School Bath, are noted for leadership in drama, clubs, and student government. Brimigton, first honor essayist, published Mentor manager and Class Day usher, aims for beauty culture studies. Sewall, second in essays, active in Dramatic, French, Glee clubs, sports, and Yearbook, serves as junior Girl Scout lieutenant.
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Morse High School
Commercial Club
Brimigion
Gladys H. Brimigton
Washington Street
Bath
Millinocket
Ellsworth
Morse
Glee Club
Red Cross
Brimigton
Patricia Sewall
Edward Sewall
High Street
Sewall
Morse Mentor
Bath Daily Times
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Ruth Moore
Weeks
Wiliam Paisley
Lester Campbell
Andrew Butterfield
Lucian Ames
Henry McCabe
Dwight Pierce
North Street
Leonard Oliver
David N. Heald
South End
Emily Morgan
Donald D. Young
Carroll Morse
Samuel Morse
Harold B. Eastman
Charles W. Clifford
Almon R. Mitchell
Floral Street
Mavis Willey
Marshall Street
Ross C. Mitchell
William Willey
Ernest Head
Mechanic Street
Arlington, Mass
Walter Rogers
Lloyd Hooker
Thimble Club
Lucy Rogers
Florence Wyman
Dorothy Allen
Fenton Moore
Chester MacKenzie
Elmer Blake
Roland McIntosh
Walter James
Raymond Palmer
Louis Allen
Elizabeth Butterfield
Wheaton
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Nathan Watson
Bowdoin College
Harry Watson
Front Street
William
Edward Pomeroy
Court Street
Memorial Hospital
Bertha Lord
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Ernest Wade
Frances Lilly
Maude Orr
Etta Lilly
Pomona
Progressive Grange Hall
Richmond Corner
Hugh D. Grant
Springfield
Charles M. Sawyer
Rupert M. Irvine
Elmer P. Higgins
Oak Street
John S. Quinn
Portsmouth, N. H
Quinn
Navy Yard
Stanley M. Brown
Marguerite
Warren E. Kershner
Rupert H. Baxter
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Russel Grant
Sally
Jane
Mr. Grant
New Meadows
West Bath
Arthur W. King
Henry O. Trowbridge
Kate McCarty
Mark W. Hennessy
John H. Grindell
Miami
St. Petersburg
Fla
Willis Bean
Pred N. Sanborn
Eastland
Dorothy Mason
Harry Mason
George A. Churchill
Hotel Eastland
William S. Newell
Mary
Carol Stevens
Waldoboro High School
Hiram T. Stevens
Jeanette Shackford
Mary Kenney
Kathleen Leonard
Elinor Shorey
William Green
Richard Haskell
John Green
Daniel E. McPhee
Summer Street
The
Lucille Johnson
Martha Cutting
Elsie Trott
Margery Scott
Doris Scott
C. Rowland Trott
Catherine Legard
Charles Cummings
Beatrice Duprey
Seth Snipe
Walter Snipe
Evelyn Trott
Beth Trott
Randall Daley
Edith Small
Catherine Harnish
Haverhill
William Harnish
Carl C. Anderson
Reddington Reed
Clarence Reed
High Street Court
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth B. Deering
Washington, D. C
C. Merritt Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
Edith Campbell of
Oscar Pinkham
Everett Burt
Woodfords
Melville Rice
Dummer Street
Mr. Burt
Clifton Dodge
Elizabeth Coombs
South Street
William Thistle
Dorchester
Charles Blair
Frank W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
New Hampshire
H. G. McDonough
James Marcillo
Lillian Green
North
Cambridge
McDonough
Thomas F. Reynolds
Philip Gildart
Suzanne
Philip, Jr
Bangor
Gildart
John Hunt
Martin Casey, R.N
Hazel Henderson
Harvey Henderson
Park Street
Arthur Sewall
Miami Beach
Arthur C. Passmore
United States Customs Service
St. Johns
N. B
Vanceboro
Horace P. Morse
West Street
Edward Coombs
Arthur Lemont
Chester Plant
Harry W. Crosman
Eleanor Voorhees
Nassau College
Springvale
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Bedford Street
George A. Baker
Milan Street
National Soldiers’Home
Togus
Perleston Pert
Archie Wishart
Wilbur Crocker
Maurice Shea
Donald Green
Raymond Smith
Carl Langbehn
Young Ladies Contract Club
Ruth Johnson
Helen Larrabee
Larrabee
William Esmond
Harry Cooke
Esmond
Louise Calderwood
Bowdoinham High School
Herbert Calderwood
William Comeau
Sewing Club
Howard Rogers
Alfred Turcotte
Arthur Gilmore
Edward LeMoine
Howard Conley
Rogers
Grace Leighton
Girl Scout Camp Fund
Elsie Myers
Julian Sherman
Hull
Edwin Webber
Janice Webber
Wendell Webber
Newburyport, Mass
Stewart Day
Fred W. Quimby
James A. Bimson
Bessie E. Dickinson
U.S.N
Everett Quinlan
Harry Peterson
Brunswick Road
Mary Dana
Highland Street
Senter's
Clare M. Coombs
Clarence W. Morse
Florida
E. C
Steeves Market
Phyllis Troop
Fed Pecci
Janice
Richmond
Arline Caddy
West Medford Mass
Carl Troop
Simmons College
Elmer Greenleaf
City
Oria Gregware
James Duncan
Duncan
Barre
Gregware
Paul A. Gregware
Lester Reynolds
Colby College
George Charles Thing
Edwin Thing
Charles W. Avery
Medeline Merrill
Barbara Tubbs
Virginia Haines
James P. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
East Orange
N. J
Hugo Baecker
James
New Haven
Mrs. Baecker
Ralph Dunton
Edward St. Martin
Ellen Stevens
Portland Art School
Charles E. Brooks
Rockland
Wesley Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Cumberland County
Woodfords Congregational Church
Mr. Purdue
North Edgecomb Congregational Church
Phillip S. van Hooks
Stoneybrook
L. I
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Evelyn Nickerson
Cynthia Rogers
Mary Nickerson
Glenda Wright
Netta
Briggs
Bath Memorial Hospital
Herbert T. Caverly
Albert Bonney
Reginald Stacey
Alice Mulligan
John Huskins
Winship Street
Philip Miller
West Point
Elizabeth
Mr. Miller
Miller
Margaret Miller
Robert Thompson
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Marilyn Hatch
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ralph H. Hutchinson
Robert O'Keefe
Frederick Boucher
Old Town
Owen Williams
Mary Baker
Hannah Baker
C. E. Ripley
Edward Matthews
Irving Matthews
Union
Edward A. Garcelon
Ida Harjula
Albert
Inez Anderson
Thomaston
William Daley
Morris Gatchell
Searsport
Fred Pushard
Minnie Gatchell
Redlon Bowlers
Sredetons
Fae
Chevroleta
Redlon
R. Small
Congress
Sit
O.h. Atwood
Wrk A Og
Trott
Wallace Bates
MacDonald
Corliss Po Eeeerene
Andre Sete Eeneee
Eater Eee
B. I. W. Electricians
O.h
Cates Eee Ee Eeneee
Champs
New England
Valls
St. Mary's Church
Jack Shaw
WCSH
Victor Binford
America
Edward Clarence Plummer
Henry W. Owen, Jr
the Times CO
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