Federation of Labor Aims to Organize Bath Iron Works Empleados
The American Federation of Labor plans a campaign to organize Bath Iron Works Corp. workers. About a dozen AFL officials and Maine organizers met in Bath for planning with shipyard employees active in earlier drives while CIO affiliate Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America faced previous defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Bath Iron Works Corp
A. F. of L
Maine
New England
Bath
Iron Works
American House
Alonzo F. Young
Portland
A. F of L
Tron
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Norton Pettengill Wedding at Corliss Street Baptist
Miss Beulah Vivien Pettengill wed Walter Norton in a Single ring ceremony led by Rev Frederick P Moffatt at the Corliss Street Baptist parsonage. Attendants were Fern Pettengill and Robert Kiting. The couple received gifts and plan a reception at the bride’s home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Vivien Pettengel
Walter ® Norton
Corliss Street Baptist Parsonage
Frederick P. Moffatt
Fern Pettenwill
Robert Kitnig
Miss Pettengill
George Pettengill
Liberty Street
Morse High
Grants
Wentworth
Proom
Amy Norton
Brookline
Mass
Frank Norton
Bride Weds as Fern Pettengill Sisters Assist
A wedding featured a lily iced cake with silver bells and refreshments. The bride’s sisters Fern and Doris Pettengill and Stella Babine served. Out of town guests included the groom’s mother Mrs. Amy Norton of Brookline and Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols of Gardiner. The Nortons planned a Washington trip and will reside at 2 Deering Street after December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Doris Pettengill
Stella Babine
Amy Norton
Brookline
Elizabeth Nichols
Gardiner
Norton
Washington, D. C
Deering Street
Junior Daughters of Isabella plan Saturday bowling season
Junior Daughters of Isabella bowling teams opened the season Saturday night at the Park alleys and will meet every Saturday night. Mrs James I Nostall in charge with list of bowlers including Helen Cormier Jeanette Jenkins Elsie Skaling Phyllis Bisson and others. A card party fundraiser was held Thursday at Hotel Sedgwick to support Junior Daughters activities with committees named for tickets arrangements and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
James I. Nostall
Helen Cormier
Jeanette Jenkins
Elsie Skaling
Phyllis Bisson
Alice Avery
Betty Burgess
Geraldine Duprey
Freda McAllister
Rose Lavigne
Marie Hart
Frances
Eleanor Grainger
Doris Babine
Charlene
Elaine Rogers
Maury Bloxsom
Betty Dunton
Marion Wagner
Betty Nostall
Catherine Hart
Hotel Sedgwick
Mary Bloxsom
Betty Durnton
Mary Sarkis
Catherine Burgess
Muriel Pouliot
Mrs Nostall
Alice Aver
Frances Flaherty
Beth Sonia
Frances Grainger
Government Owned Fabrication Plant Nears Completion
Treas Lo Eugene Thebeau of Bath Iron Works Corp said the $2,000,000 fabrication plant at East Brunswick is owned by the Federal government. His statement answered Brunswick officials who questioned whether the plant was privately owned for taxation or government owned with non taxable status. Thebeau noted the government funds construction to speed up destroyer production and that title will be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas Lo Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
East Brunswick
Thebea
Brunswick Selectmen
Mr. Thebeate
Fenn Family Overnight Guests Among Kin Travel
Mr and Mrs Bruce Fenn of Auburn were overnight guests Friday of his brother Converse G Fenn and Mrs Fenn of Elmhurst Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Fenn
Auburn
Converse G Fenn
Fenn
Elmhurst Farm
England Defends Ramparts of Civilisation at Bath War Aid Meeting
A Bath audience heard Commander Christopher H. S. Tracy outline Britain's wartime resolve and the need for global democratic unity. The event, organized by British War Relief and the Greek Relief Campaign, raised over 500 in gifts and pledges. Speakers highlighted women’s roles, home front efforts, and the labor shift to government control, with a call to continued civilian sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Christopher H. S. Tracy
Portland
Great Britain
City Hall
British War Relief, Inc
London
Britain
Home Guard
Merchant Marine
Air Force
Hitler
Tracy
Archibald M. Main
Scotland
Main
Anderson
Alexander MacDonald
Bath
British Relief, Inc
Samuel H. Kirkpatrick
Leon Frangedakis
Greek Relief Society
Germany
Greece
Italy
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Juniors Provide Entertainment for Cosmo Club
At the December Cos mopolitan club meeting the Junior group presented Sir James M Barries Kiss For Cinderella with Kathleen Harkins as Cinderella and Norma Steussy as the policeman prince. Ruth Cogan played the Lord Mayor and Doris Stickney the 63 year old Mr Bodie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
James M. Barrie
Cinderellla
Drudge
Kathleen Harkins
Cinderella
Norma Steussy
Ruth Cogan
Doris Stickney
Mr. Bodie
Geraldine Nickerson
Elinor Wilson
Judy Dennison
Rita Reed
Betty Howard
Jean Dennison
Elizabeth Williams
Lord Times
Mary Double
Jeannette
Dorothy Williams
Grace Crowley
Herbert R. Lemont
Alice Dennison
Louise Avery
John H. Harkins
Miriam W., Kimball
Rupert M. Irvine
Virginia C. Hamilton
Earl P. Cahoon
Lena D. Donnell
Margaret T. Mulligan
Jennie P. Perkins
Alice F. Johnson
Elizabeth Deering
Bessie Mikels
Willard-Hodgdon Fund
Hiram T.stevens
J. Franklin Farnham
Christine C. Curtis
Rachel F. Nichols
Edmund A. Mothwell
Bowen Torrey
My E. Irish
Charles T. Small, Jr
Roscoe P. McFadden
George Baer Connard
Joseph I. Smith
For Sale Five Room Bungalow in Woolwich
Five room bungalow in Woolwich with modern improvements. Terms offered. Contact Haggett Bros in Wiscasset Maine. Telephone 3-2. Date December 5. Local classified notice listing sale details and agency contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Haggett Bros
Wiscasset
Maine
Bowdoinham Club Activities and Local Births
Bowdoinham MacDonald Temple Pythian Sisters held its annual union and a Christmas tree event planned next meeting. A baby girl Janice Marie born Nov 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harriman. Electa Chapter OES met with gifts planned for next exchange. Postmasters from Sagadahoc County entertained by the Parent-Teacher Association. Multiple social events, committee appointments, and moving pictures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Valentine
Chester Purington
Elmore Webber
Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Milton Given
Wallace Hunter
Stephen Billings
Charles Hackett
Dorothy Dickinson
Ralph McEwen
Sagadahoc County
Parent-Teacher Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
George Ackley
Ernest Lancaster
Frank Heath
Irving Prindall
Norman Rowe
Ida Fowle
John Palmer
Richard Babb
Robby Morrison
Houston
Earl Brown
Marine Engineers
Bath Iron Works
Sedgwick
Gladys
Pearl Raymond
Edward Fennimore
Ross Dodge
Alice Tomes
Joan Tarr
Donald Prindall
Elizabeth McKenzie
Phillip Dodge
Martin Mitchell
Janice Jones
Arthur Tome
Annie Fides
Charlie King
Neal Billings
Malcolm Hatch
William Prindle
Methodist Ladies Aid
Hazel Turner
Frank J. Capp
Portland
James H. Ames
Raymond Marston
Litchfield
Herbert Marriner
Guernsey Cow Sold by E C Patten to Miss Merryman
The American Guernsey Cattle Club reports the sale of a registered Guernsey cow by E C Patten of Peterborough New Hampshire to Miss Caroline M Merryman of Brunswick. The animal is Jewell of The Willows 648889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
E. C. Patten
Caroline M. Merryman
Brunswick
Jewell of the Willows
Vocational Meeting Set for March 12 at Morse High
The Board of Education fixed March 12 1941 as the date for a vocational information meeting to be held at Morse High School. Sponsored by the State Department of Education, the event opens to all junior and senior high school pupils in Lincoln and Sagadahoc counties. Also approved two week vacation from Dec 20 to Jan 6 for local and West Bath schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Morse High School
Supt
John Parker
State Department of Education
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
West Bath
Maine Mixed Pair Bridge Winners Named in Portland
Mr and Mrs John Parker of North Street and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham competed at the Portland club in Portland in the final Maine series tournament of 1940. The champions were Mrs E Smith Cooper and James L Reid of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
North Street
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Portland Club
Portland
E. Smith Cooper
James L. Reid
Augusta
Christmas Reminders Ad Rates for U S Subscribers
Frederick F E Drake Jr of Washington Street advertises Christmas reminders sent to any part of the United States at a yearly rate of 1.50 dollars. He notes he spent the weekend in Framingham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adv
Frederick FE. Drake, Jr
Washington Street
Framingham
Mass
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Senter’s, Inc
Federation OF Labor
Corliss Street Parsonage
Richelieu
Third Street
South St. Petersburg
Fla
Jd. M. Barnes
Daughters of Isabella
Thebeau
British War Relief Society
Joseph O. Purdue
American Red Cross
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Bath Marine Band
Ernie George
America
Sally Jean Ryan
Earl L. Ryan
University of Maine
Ryan
College of Arts and Sciences
Walter Wiggin
York Street
Arthur Giles
Frank Farrin
Greenstreet
John Storer
Wm. E. Kamber
Graduate Pediatrist
Chiropodist
Front St
Cosmo Club
Barrie
Williams & Batley
P.O
R. F
Tel
Imop
Bowdoinham Village
Temple
Bowdoinham
Nels
Saco
Portland Road
West Bowdoin
Ray Purinton
Lisbon Falls
City Oberty
Fred B. Menses
Proat Street
Howard C. _ Philbrook
Shelburne
Earle Browne
Ralph Purington
Lottie Purington
Lewiston
Mary Baxter
Ashland
R. D. Purington
Emma Ferguson
Clara Fogg
Wilbur Browne
Stetson's
R.c.a.victor
R.c.a.-Victor
Bissell
A. D. Stetson & Son
High School Activities Association
Allan Spear
Arthur J. Dunton
Edwin R Andrews
Selwyn H. Towne, Jr
Mr. Parker
Kent Taylor
S Bank
Country Store
Bruce Cabot
Martha LaBarr
Dick Foran
Arlen Devine
Pat Aneric
Shulton
Marguerite V. Brown
Weeks Street
Esther I. Wilson
New York City
Satil
Jaty Coopet
Walter Brennan
Doris Davenport
Walter Wanger
Vorace
Tome Thos Mitchell
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