Bath Iron Works eyes January start on Navy destroyer
Bath Iron Works officials announced after contract signing and red tape clearance that construction of the U. S. Navy destroyer will begin next month with material shipments to Bath starting in January. The Calypso Coast Guard patrol boat launch is planned for January 6 at the Fore River yard.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
U. S. Naval
Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Uncle Sam
Calypso
Coast Guard
Gate House
John Gannon
Dwinal Cornish
William S. Newell
Judge Dunton Speaks at Legion Meeting
About 60 Legionnaires from the city and nearby communities gathered at the American Legion building for an evening featuring Judge Arthur J. Dunton on the topic Laws and Lawyers. He urged upholding laws and guarding against Communism as Vice Commander Cates and several post leaders spoke and a past commander's badge was presented. A brief discussion followed with no business meeting held.
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American Legion
Tueday
Arthur J. Dunton
Cates
Rockland
Dunton
Rk. J. M. Stoussy
Walter Hill
Freeman Trott
Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Box
Dinsmore Rites and Local Notes Sweep Town
William L. Dinsmore 72 died at home after a long town life and service in the Grange. Funeral held at his home with Rev. Coolbroth. interment in Dinsmore cemetery. Other notices include Millay Bros grain discharge, farmbreaks at camps, jurors drawn for Bath, and social visits and meetings around town.
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Grange
Merchant
Farmington
Gerald Merchant
Canton
Betty Merchant
Fides
Portland
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
L. P. Temple
Emma McCausland
Hallowell
R. D
Jake W. Bishop
Caleb W. Sedgley
Travers
Bath
Kelvin Hanks
Augusta
D. B. Cornish
Nathan Petlock Returns From Boston and New York Trip
Nathan Petlock of Franklin Street has returned home after visiting Boston and New York.
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Nathan Petlock
Franklin Street
Boston
New York
Mother Goose Land in Christmas Play at Mitchell School
A Grade II class at Mitchell School presented Christmas in Mother Goose Land titled as a short play. Coached by Mrs Christine Lockery, the production featured Norma Jean Steusey as Mother Goose and June Stover Bey as Bo Peep with a simple costume parade delighting a polite audience.
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Mother Goose Land
Mitchell School
Christine Lockery
Audi Ences
Mother Googe
Norma Jean Steusey
BO Pepe
Seh Bareates
June Stover Bey
Blues
Stewart McPherson
Jack Horner
Emery Wilson
Mary
Barbara Kerwin
Tack
Jill Robert Besaw
Ruth King
Miss
Morse high elects Myron Coombs grid captain
Myron M. Coombs, Morse high school junior, was elected to lead the 1932 Morse football team by letter men. He is the son of the Deputy Collector of Customs and Mrs Isaac C. Coombs of 189 North Street. Coombs, who has been on the squad three years, made rapid strides and was a regular starter this past season.
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Herbert Given
W. S. Given
Eastern Star Aid
Bewdeinham Sunshine Society
E. P. Kendall
Philadelphia
Miller
William Malon
Lewiston
Sarah Carver
Bear Maker
Durham
Ruth Jones
Belmont
Mass
W. L. Bradeen
Old Orchard
J. N. Palmer
Ida Fowle
Portland
Frank Siegars
Pratt
Richmond
Emma Ferguson
Cobb
Town Hall
Grammar School
Lottie M. Cobb
R. A. Sargent
Davis
Washington
Frank Millay
Horace Millay
Harold
George
Earle Trott
Woolwich
Samuel Thorn
Biddeford
Thorn
Abbie Thorn
Frank Jenkins
Millay Road
Cliff Smalley
Carlton Jenkins
Crouse
Main Street
Myron M. Coombs
Morse High School
Morse
Coombs
Isaac C. Coombs
North Street
Young Coombs
Morse High Girls Athletics Meeting Reviews Time Use
Morse High girls athletics discussion explored public dislike of the program and proposed concentrating periods to allow more after school play. Mrs Clinton D Wilson introduced speakers and oversaw a question box. The group adjourned at eight and viewed a basketball rules demonstration in the gym.
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Clinton D. Wilson
Morse High
Gwendolyn Vaughan to Visit Bath During Christmas Break
Miss Gwendolyn Vaughan, a Braintree Massachusetts kindergarten teacher, will travel to Bath with her mother for the annual two week Christmas vacation. Mrs Edward W Vaughan of Corliss Street accompanies her.
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Gwendolyn Vaughan
Braintree
Mas
Bath
Edward W. Vaughan
Corliss Street
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Our Infant and Children’s Department
Bath Iron Works Corporation
John
Odds and Ends
Joseph Milligan
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat & Engine Co
Milligan
Colonial Club
St. Mary's
Maine
Department of Labor and Industry
Bowdoinham
Henrys. Wools
Charlotte R. Blodgett
Esther L. Browne
Bowdeinham P.T.A
McDonald Temple
Myrtle Priest
Emily Rideout
M. C
Catherine Mulligan
Helen Denham
Hannie Jordan
P.C
Charles Berry
Prudence Lucy
Grand Temple
Georgia Denham
Edward Graves
George Sedgley
Elmer Jordan
Hazel Denham
Judge Dunton
Legion Meeting
Roscoe E. Perkins
Augustus Huntley
Thomaston
Damariscotta
Camden
Libby
Huntley
Perkins
Samuel Povich
Milford Lewis
Harold Child
Colonial Cafe
Lewis
Auburn
Paramount Publix Theatre
Blonde Crazy
James Cagney
Joan Blondel
Heaven ON Earth
Kay Francis
Paul Lukens
Frances Dee
Evelyn Brent
Lilyan Tashman
Cancal Gifts
Newcal
Fannel Pajamas
Morris
OVICE
Farm Bureau
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
East Bowdoin
Addie Williams
Charles Babb
Beatrice &Mal
Revert McAfee
The
Myron Coombs
Polly Laura Coffin
Tommy Tucker
Norman Tobey
Doris Babine
Queen
Henrietta Pushard
Eileen Cressey
Elizabeth Cornish
Frances Stacey
Norma Hawthorne
Rose Sprague
Charles Snipe
Eugene Dauphin
Everett Comeau
Harmon Pennell
Harpswell
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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