Society Notes Highlight Bath area clubs and weddings
Mrs Clarence Q Bailey hosted a surprise shower at her Bath residence with many Bath guests and former Wiscasset residents. The piece lists gatherings of Fiesta club members and other social rounds, theatre outings, travels, birthday parties, and engagements across Bath, North, and Rockland, noting seasonal trips, hospital visits, and a few marriages and news of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Q. Bailey
Bailey
Raymond Palmer
Middle Street
Mr. Bailey
Daisy Welch
Henry Cooper
Elmer Blake
Harlan Brown
Randall Daly
Nellie Daly
Fenton I. Moore
LeRoy Stover
Bath
Marjorie Blake
Falmouth
Thalia
Clayton
Lincoln
Wiscasset
Mr Bailey
Bath Tron Works
Miss Velma Cornish Hosts Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Velma Cornish entertained the Auxiliary to the National Letter Carriers Association on Weeks street Wednesday of last week. A quilt was tacked and a quiz proved profitable and enjoyable. Mrs. John W. Gillespie will entertain the Auxiliary on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Cornish
National Letter Carriers ‘Association
Weeks Street
John W. Gillespie
Bath Iron Works Engineers Debate Two Ocean Navy Future
At Bath Iron Works a group of engineers discussed naval needs amid Norway's war. They argued for a larger two ocean US navy, noted battleships can endure bomber attacks, and called for expanded naval funding and Bath as a key base. The talk touched on defense plans, future construction, and local impact on Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Norway
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Tron
Hazardous Hull 177 Welding Accident Prompt Safety Note
The Employer's Safety Committee met Thursday at noon to review accidents including David O. Cox a welder who slipped on pipes in the engine room of hull 177 while welding. Congested conditions prevented staging and the committee recommended workers in hazardous positions use utmost caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Cox
Hull 177
Tin shop incident injures Charles Walsh at plate bending machine
An accident in the tin shop left Charles Walsh hospitalized after he carried a metal sheet past a plate bending machine. An unidentified co worker was operating the machine at the time, and the event prompted further review.
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to-Charles-Walsh
Safety concerns on hull 177 prompt precautions
The Safety Committee noted near misses with Walsh and urged broader rope off zones on the Gleaves hull 177 to prevent traffic in unsafe deck spaces. A missing deck plate and exposed hot pipes were discussed with steps to cover pipes and restrict non crew from operating valves, emphasizing caution to avoid injuries.
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Safety Committee
Hull 177
Mullin
Committee Suggests Glass Doors In Boiler Shop
A committee member proposed installing glass in the boiler shop door and two exterior doors at Me outside machinists quarters to allow visibility from both sides. The issue will be investigated. Mr Adams spoke about a new safety setup for the shops division and welcomed committee suggestions to aid his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Bath Marine Band
Masonic Temple
Morse High School
Wattie Akin
Personal notes recount travels and visits across several towns
A digest of social happenings lists William S. Newell in Washington to the capital, Boston visits by Leonard Litchfield, Mary Gardenier and son George returning from Lewiston, and many relatives and friends visiting or traveling to Bath, Boston, New York, Portland, Wellesley, Gardiner, and Kittery with notes on births, engagements, and planned medical or family events.
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Bath
Kennebec
Boston
New York
Maine
America
William S. Newell
Washington, D. C
Thomas A. Donaldson
Middle Street
Leonard P. Litchfield
Eugene Ralph
Memorial Hospital
Ralph E. Milliken
Front Street
Mary Gardenier
George
Lewiston
Clair Davis
James Butterick
Saugus
Mass
Davis
Carroll Davis
Bowery Street
Mary Perry
R.N
Wellesley
Edward Perry
Center Street
Walter M. Hill
Herbert Morse
High Street
Ammon V. Soule
Wiscasset
Fred A. Soule
Helen Harford
Harold L. Safford
Spring Street
Howard Barter
Dummer Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Auburndale
Sprague
David Sprague
Margaret Hooper
H. Grafton Hooper
Gardiner
Hobart F. Ames
Raphael McAvoy
Theresa Ann
Kittery
Griffin hen to vie for blue ribbon at fair
Ralph Griffin of North Heac Grand Marneart owns a hen favored for quantity production. A second unusual egg was found inside the outer shell while collecting tapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Griffin
North -Heac
Grand Marneart
Police seek Fred Davis for April 6 bad check
City police are after Fred E. Davis for passing a worthless $7 check on April 6 at a Center street store. The line item total was $2.95, drawn on First National Bank of Rockland by Raymond Johnson. The merchant describes Davis as six feet tall in a dark overcoat, and the check is marked no account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Davis
Center Street
First National Bank of
Rockland
Raymond Johnson
Davis
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Nathan W. Cushman
Portland
Sebasco Estates
Charles Stackpole
York Street
Fiesta Club
Hannah Miller
Thelma King
Virginia White
Thelma Sylvester
Bessie Petit
Doris Allen
Marie Boucher
Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Edwin R. Andrews
Bernice Cressey
John J. Keegan
George B. Wolstenholme
Cressey
Charles A. Radley
Tarbox Street
Maine General Hospital
Guy Palmerton
Susan and God
Maine Civic Theatre
Durward T. Shorey
Andrew Kus
Frank E. Harvie
Nancy Duncan
William Paisley
Curtis Goodwin
Julia Paisley
Herbert Iuggard
Mechanic Street
Quincy
Frank Oliver
Dorothy Hagegard, R.N
Hyannis
Katherine Campbell
Gorham Normal School
Lester Campbell
Washington Street
Lucian Ames
South End
Knitting Club
Andrew Butterfield
Henry McCabe
Wellington A. Moore
Willam Paisley
Lilian Standish
Waldoboro
Emily Etheridge
Shirley Etheridge
Round Pond
Chester Wilson
G.N
Sevases
Jonn Hin
Mitchell Bath
Bord
Mr. Bater
Wells
Raul
Fue
Thine
Chelir
Baik
Wig
Sumeber
Imam
Bailey Waveron
Bae Wpeats
Aate
Cyn. Glidden
Vir Bach Teast
Jason A
Merril
Marie Merril
S.p
Somere
Colby College
Pody
Merrill
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Supt
John Parker
Western Maine Superintendents Round Table
Columbia Hotel
E. E. Roderick
George Hopkins
Barbara
Dedham, Mass
Juliette Landry
Raymond Court
Erving O. Campbell
Liberty Street
The
Anna Packard
Ralph Baker
Packard House
Mr. Baker
Mildred Baker
George Baker
Waterville
Harold Carver
Rosalie Carver
Milo
John Carver
John Milton
Auburn
Dorothy Robbins
Yarmouth
John A. Morse
Sedgwick Hotel
Russell E. Witte
Ralph E. White
Topsham
Myra L. Burns
Shepard Street
Edna Burns
George A. Burns
James A. Gillies, Jr
William E. Hill
Naugatuck, Conn
South America
Agnes Fahey
Commercial Department
Charles M. Tubbs
Col
Rummer Sewall
Fimner D. Hodgkins
Fred W
Bush
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernes A. Rogers
R. N
Ramona Council
Thursaey
Bridge
Phoebe Hart
Eunice Perry
E.R. Avery, Jr
Jane McPhee
Nora McLaughlin
Alice Burgess
Carl Dutton
John Moore
Gilbert Arsenault
Annie Wilson
Knight
Felix Gallant
Amelia McLean
Dorothy Babine
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Miami Beach
Fla
Comtesse Raoul d'Adhemar
Florida
Daugher
Mary Sewall
Smith College
William
Cheate School
Wallingford, Conn
Miss Sewall
Miami-Biltmore Hotel
William Sewall
Henry Linne
Delray Beach
Dorothea Fulton
Braintree
Betty Howard
Jane D. Cushing
Tryon
N. C
Green Street
George Dolloff
Allen
Oaklawn
R. I
Mr. Dolloff
Cuvier Dolloff
Upper
Dolloff
Lake Nequasset
Aubrey Steen
Park Street
Ralph Steen
Waltham, Mass
William D. Sewall
Frei M. Hector
Wilton B. Fay
Fay
Derrick H. Kimball
High Sore
Porland
Frank EH. Chesman
Wollaston, Mass
Sentt
Golder
Rogers
Rdiner Ropers
Snenandoah Road
Dean Jordan
Samuel Jordan
Rockville Corner
L. L
William Grevers
Gay Mason
Pug Hs Mason
Elm Street
Guilford
Leslie Hudson
Frank G. Reed
Howard P. Hill
Saco
Donald Hill
Earle
Portsmouth Navy Yard
James W. Kaler
David
Robert Leask
Addison Caton
Vernon Day
Yvonne Leask
Albert Mullin
Lewis E. Cooper
Ralph Wright
Frances Whitten
Anthony Dodge
Woolwich
John Doucette
Freeport
Charles Genthner
Henry Fisher
Camden
Frank Allen
Lorraine Allen
Arrowsic
Elmer Dow
New Jersey
David Hill
Joseph Higgins
Mrs. H. Dorman Perkins
Herbert Pierce
Charles Herbert Pierce
Pierce
Rita Henderson
Charles Henderson
Upper High Street
Addie Davis Moulton
Bernard McCausland
Oak Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marshall N. Allen
Miss Alma Allen
George Roundy
Groton, Mass
Roundy
Eugene Brown
Deering Street
Barbara Brown
Walter Brown
Aline B. Coklin
Mrs. Wilber
Cahill
John Huskins
Winship Street
Capt. Huskins
Craigsmere
M. Y
Huskins
William F. Plummer
Plummer
Five Islands
Robert Bernard
John Emerson
North Street
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Jane Henderson
James Henderson
Melrose
Mr. Henderson
Fannie Gass
Connecticut
Donald Henderson
Robert C. Feere
George R. Perry
Maple Street
Hercules Powder Co
New Brunswick
N. J
Young Feero
Use
University of Maine
Bath Low Works Corp
Feero
Red
Crh
Sedgwick
Edwin Spaulding
Harold Buzzell
Louis M. Silverman
Sarah Libby
Esther M. Mikels
Lucy A. Swanton
Orange
Sheldon de F. Clark
Church of the New Jerusalem
Albert Diepuis
Walter I. Swanton
Frederick Swanton
Harry Swanton
Westport
Clark
Flower Hospital
the Financial Reporter
Swanton
Ernest A. Sherman
Dudley S. Leavitt
England
Roosevelt
Pacific
Atlantic
Canada
Nova Scotia
New England
Admiral Stark
Navy
David P. Mullin
Kearny
New York City
Federal Shipbuilding Company
Pennsylvania
George Stacy
William S. Blair
Antonio Puna, Jr
Lance Cooper
Rexford B. Stover
Harold McLean
Boston Navy Yard
Earle H. Coombs
Norfolk, Va
Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co
Leonard Brewer
Hubert W. Eldred
Miami
Winchester
Peter Winchester Rouss
B. Pearson McCurdy
Halifax
U. S. Maritime Commission
Winchell
Carl H. Cooper
Florence M. McDougall
St. Mary’s Church
Portsmouth
John North Willys
Mr. Willys
Isabel
China
Washington, D.C
Harold L. Adams
Mr. Walsh
Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdeinham
Sagadahoc County
Bishop
Dike Parent-Teacher Association
North End
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Merton Dearing
Fred Pinkham
Irving Varney
Arthur Gilmore
Carl Langbehn
Steen
Adjutant General's Office
Augusta
National Guardsmen
Joseph A. Butler
Eleanor P. Danforth
Ken MacKenzie
Phil Boy
Phil Libby
Vivian Kronstrand
Lena Fortier
Mary Cummings
Ada Nostall
Gardiner R. Deering
Kennebec County
George F. Willis
Willis
Kora Temple
Mystic Shrine
Blue Lodge
Turgeon
Edward Littleigh
Kora
Charles Pulsifer
Fred Cary
East Brunswick
Alice King
River Road
David Reed
Bath Country Club
Charles Burgess
Roy’s Sanitary Market
Georgetown