Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Sale At Beacon Street Church
The Ladies aid of Beacon Street church met in the parlor to organize committees for the annual Christmas sale and supper on December 8 at the vestry. Kitchen and dining duties were assigned to Mrs Clinton Pratt and Mrs Samuel Morse among others, with specialists in fancy work, jelly and candy tables, and Jun ior aid roles. The menu features cold meat, baked beans, rolls, salads, pie and coffee.
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Ladies Aid
Beacon Street
Clinton Pratt
Irving Varney
Jack Clark
Edward St. Martin
Samuel Morse
Charles L. Madden Jr
Arthur Berry
Kan-Doo Klub
Jesse Kenderdine
Doris Crocker
National Juvenile Agencies head elected at St Paul meet
Prof. George , head of the Department of Editation at a New York university and Mrs. Minard were elected president and principal speaker respectively at the National Society of Juvenile Agencies annual meeting held in St Paul Minnesota this fall. Mrs. Minard was invited to speak.
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New York University
Minard
Bath
National Society of Juvenile Agencies
St. Paul
Minn
Children's Village of
New York
Maine Alumni Directory and Potato Shipments Rise in 1938
The University of Maine prints the 1938 Alumni directory listing eleven thousand nine hundred thirty-nine alumni including 10,706 living graduates and their addresses. Bucksport ships 136 freight cars of U S No 1 potatoes fueling a growing truck movement to Bucksport Winterport and Bangor. The Manton marks the start of weekly boat potato shipping to southern points from Bucksport and Winterport and more than 100 Aroostook County trucks now run daily tides to Savannah Norfolk Charleston New York and Pennsylvania.
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University Press
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Record deer harvest in Standish Maine tops 300
Three hundred five deer were killed in Standish during the Maine hunting season, a likely regional record. The tally surpassed 1937 by about ten percent, aided by a heavy late fall snowfall that increased hunting success while hurting deer numbers. Bucks dominated early, but many does were taken after snow arrived near Oak Hill and Steep Falls.
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Edmunds to vanish into archives as game preserve rises
Edmunds a former town now a plantation, loses identity and will enter government control. It runs from the Whiting line across Hobart stream to Dennisville, becoming terra incognita for sportsmen as a six foot wire fence fences 12 to 15 miles around the area. Deer may peer through bars while autos are barred from a forest road off No. 1 into the wilderness.
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Dennysville
Washington County
Dinner party at Alton Wrights highlights Bath social scene
The Bath Iron Works notes detail a weekend dinner hosted by Alton "Bity" Wright with guests including Frank Deejay George Levyn Farber Davis Howard Barter and Cap William Blair. Buck meat was served, playful feats with marlinspikes and a lively after dinner routine followed, ending with praise for the host and return to home.
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Bald Head
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Farber Davis
Howard Barter
Howard, Jr
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Elihu Fullerton
Williams. Blair
Cap Blair
Cap
Furber Davis
Furber
Frank
Cap Barter
Straits of Magellan
Pacific
Buck
Howard Barter, Jr
Parker Davis
Atlantic Ocean
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Thad Roberts
Thad
Lower Middle Street
Corporate executives aid promised last week delayed grand event
The executives helped us last week and the boys were to light up Thursday but a full month of trial with smoking was planned. Excess rec tape pushed the grand event to Monday and the speaker intends to raise the matter with the U S Senate next month.
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Bronze cable rails rigged for destroyers at 40c per lb
In the rigging loft 11,515 pounds of bronze cable, 7 16 inch gauge, used as rails for destroyers, measured and valued at 40 cents per pound.
Movie House Notes From West Valley Opera House
Last night the Hardy family drew trouble out west at the Opera House and face more tonight. Tears were shed as Mickey Rooney was jilted. The Shining Hour features Joan Crawford Margaret Sullavan Robert Young Melvyn Douglas Fay Bainter Wednesday and Thursday. Friday brings Say It in French a lively farce. Saturday offers Submarine Patrol with Shirley Temple and her salty ocean scenes. Monday and Tuesday Frankie vows to accept the new nickels. Carlton Brown a machinist awaits his incubator son’s return for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The newborn weighs about five pounds three quarters after birth and will soon be home.
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Talking with Super Eric Anderson about his scars
The article recalls Eric Anderson discussing scars from childhood and early life, noting a finger wound from pulling a pistol trigger and a bicycle crash that left injuries to his abdomen and jacket. It mentions Bud Houston Harry Richardson and Lance Cooper as being in consideration for honors.
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Mock cock crowing contest and hospital notes across Portland
In Portland December events blend humor and health updates from the Maine State Poultry show to hospital wards. The mock cock crowing contest trains contenders while Bucky Savage welcomes his newborn son Franklyn M. Savage. Hospital life includes Sergt. Sam McElroy’s postponed discharge, George Middleton’s recovery, and John Sonia’s wrist care after a track mishap.
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Gus Snow
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Targan
Prisoner Tells of Airport Work Detail and Guards
The narrator recalls being arrested by Sheriff Eric Anderson and Deputy Gene McGrath, taken to a machine shop cell, and handed to turnkey Loring Smith and guard Manley Glidden to assist in monitoring an arsenal. Dozens gathered at the bars as the day ended, with inmates including Earl Morse Fred King Everett Norton Donald Smith and Lavaul Livermois observed nearby.
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Executives Skewed to New York for Naval Architects Banquet
Plant personnel travel to New York for the annual Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers banquet. Twenty one attendees from the Bath area spent Friday night at the Waldorf Astoria, later returning home. Attendees from the Bath plant include William S. Newell Thomas R. Allen George Baer Connor and others.
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City concert and lighthouse updates in Bath area
Mrs. Fred K Sturtevant will present solos Mrs Carl E Albee will play the organ and Francis B McPherson the harp at a Young People's Society concert in Bath tonight. The Standard Oil tanker New York Socony passed through the Bath bridge on return to sea. Bath area schools plan Christmas vacation from Dec 21 to Jan 3. Morse high School class of 1940 raises funds for a Washington D C trip. Pine Cone Troop Girl Scouts No 4 met at Winter Street Church electing committees and dancing the Virginia reel. Edward Spaulding pleaded guilty to operating without license and paid fines. Morse high dramatics present A Bird's Christmas Carol with a matinee for grade schools. Tug Seguin moved floating stages for winter. A 6,600 ton bituminous coal cargo to Newport News planned for Dec 22. Beacon Junior Aid collecting articles for the Ladies' Aid sale on Dec 8. Home made candy to be sold.
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Feot
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Newport News
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Charles I. Berry
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Beau, Roland F. Hill, N. J. MacKinnon, Delmar E. Bates, J. M. Watson, E. P. Steininger, M. R. Truss and E. C. Kim ble.
Notices Allow Smoking With One Month Trial
Notices posted Monday grant men permission to smoke for December 1939 with a final decision after the month. Smoking allowed except in wood working shops paint shops mold loft main store office force south store house ramps and ships overboard. Bert Dickinson and Dave Mullin watchful as boys light pipes and cigars. George Levyn promotes wild apples for mincemeat. This is no ad, it's a prediction.
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Bert Dickinson
Dave Mullin
News Bureau Set Up In Local Tool Rooms
The machine shop tool room and the O M tool room will be headquarters for this column. Signs will be posted in the windows. Bill Oliver will receive items at the OM shop and Manley Glidden will handle the machine shop. All news will be checked to avoid errors. If time is short, items may lay over a week. Toughy Thayer, report to Bill.
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A. Oliver Hurt Shuns Saw Stop Loss Of Molars Noted
Contributed item notes A Oliver of the OM Dept injures hand while stopping a circular saw and learns his hand is fine but cannot hold a pipe due to missing upper molars. It queries if fake bi cuspids have appeared in Haverhill mass lost ads recently.
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