Iron Works Reds Capture City League Lead at Y Gym
The Bath Iron Works team known as the Big Red defeated North End Community Clubbers 34 to 25 to clinch the first half title in the City League at the Y gymnasium. Merchants edged the B W Blues 28 to 26 after overtime to end 23 all at regulation. The Reds sit undefeated atop the standings with one deficit, while Merchants North End C C and B I W Blues share the cellar.
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Bath Iron Works
North End
Y Gymnasium
Merchants
B. W. Blues
Reds
Sun
North End C. C
B. I. W. Blues
YY. M. C. A. City League
B.L
W. Reds
B. L
W. Blues
North End Cc. C
Blues
Lawrence Avery wedding on Monday in Bangor
Lawrence of Arrowsic and Bath wed Margaret E. Avery in a Parkview avenue ceremony officiated by Rev. Louis S Staples. The bride wore heliotrope blue crepe and corsage of Briar cliff roses. After a brief trip, the couple will live in Bath where the groom works as a supervisor at Bath Iron Works.
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Parkview Avenue
Bangor
Roy Ibra Lawrence
Arrowsic and
Bath
Ibra K. Lawrence
Arrowsie
Margaret E. Avery
Albert E. Avery
Oie
Louis 8 S. Staples
Methodist Episcopalies
Frank H. Wright
Newell A. Avery
Wright
Doris E. Lawrence
Norwood
R. I
Warren 8. Morse
First Congregational Church
Brewer
Morse
Avery
Lawrence
Bangor High School
University of Maine
Delta Delta Delta
Redson's Quintet Extends Lead In Tuesday Bowling
O M Redlon's quintet increased their lead over Chevrolets to eight points after a 4 9 score night. Les Plant rolled 549 in five strings, beating his previous 542 joint record with Pete Oliver. Arthur Plants added 128 and the team total reached 2440, a new Redlon record. Sam Rogers topped 500 for the Chevrolets with 507, followed by Ralph Small 497 and Ken Morrison 490.
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O. M. Redion
Chevrolets
Steeves
Chevvies
Les Plant
Pete Oliver
Arthur Plants
Red Jon
Redion
Sam Rogers
Ralph Small
Ken Morrison
Organ Society’s January supper plus regional club notices
The Organ Society of Wiscasset hosted a January turkey supper January 27 with a volunteer committee of Viola Adams Vera Quinnam Mary Marston and Ruth Jones guiding dining and ticket sales. A radio program followed featuring local musicians and acts. An Eastern Star club formed in Garrison Hill chapter with officers listed. Additional town notices include visits by local figures and school events.
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The
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
Viola Adams
Vera Quinnam
Mary Marston
Ruth Jones
Nellie Munsey
Hattie Mosher
Marston
Margie Monro
Bertha Day
Harriet Jackson
May Sherman
Carolyn Pendleton
Evelyn Hutchins
Walter Adams
Frank Adams
Organ Society of
Helen and
Forest Faulkingham
Anne Miete
Frederick Pendleton
Jay Kinahan
Mary Hobson
Maurice Pendleton
Jean Bailey
Miss Hobson
Roger Dow
Woodbine Rebekahs Invite District 10 for Reception
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge 34 of Port land extends an invitation to District 10 for a March 6 reception honoring Martha E. Libby Maine Rebekah Assembly warden and Mildred C. Hodgkins district deputy president with Jeanne Bertelen as marshal. Queen Esther of Bath to entertain the warden on March 16. Past noble grands night hosted by Queen Esther on Feb 16 with supper and entertainment. Mrs. Angus Burden chairs the general committee and will appoint associates. Mrs. Herbert Lily has returned home from Memorial hospital after several weeks’ stay.
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Garrison Hill
Helen Haggett
Edith Rines
Nellie Munsey
Helen Erskine
Grace Albee Burton Haggett
Lawrence Haggett
Boston
Amy Libby
Portland
Louis
Bingdon
Lulu Riley
Pemaquid
O. E. S. Bristol Mills
Nellie Dowling
Harvey R. Pease
Mains House of Representatives
Clifton Malloy
Bernard Hutchins
Water Street
Ava Dodge
Lincoln Academy
Horace Day
Honeymoon Inn
Red Men’s Hall
Frank M. Haggett
Harvey Lunden
Sylas Heller
West Rockport
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
Parker B. Stinson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rockland
State Department of Health
Stanley Dodge
Little Shop
Priscilla Bryant
Morse High School
Bath
Leland Bryant
Michael Ready
Ready’s Point
Ruth Leavitt
Betty Richardson
Committee On Missions
Congregational Parsonage
Organ Society
William Frye
Grace Beane
Dorcas Club
Hodge St
St. Philip’s Womans Auxiliary
St. Philip’s Guild
Henry Vy B. Nash
Sarah D v
Washington Street
Damaris- Wenty
CM Cox Co
Webbers Tavern
Severi
Wis- Caspet
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Araay
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Martha E. Libby
Mildred C. Hodgkins
Jeanne Bertelen
Queen Esther of
Esther
Angus Burden
Annual Reception at Central Church Social Delights Parish Guests
The annual reception and social at Central church drew a large parish turnout in the parish house on Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson and other couples led the receiving line. A brief program featured baritone solos, a monologue, and costume tableaux followed by a social with ices and cake. Leeman's orchestra provided music for the remainder of the night, organized by the Men's club and Ladies' aid committee.
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Central Church
David L. Wilson
Owen J. Ledyard
W. W. Robinson
Charles Jackson
Arthur King
Ladies’ Aid
League
Leeman
Masterpieces of art shown at Morse High
The Morse high school auditorium hosts a public display of Millet inspired works and other reproductions from three to five and seven to nine each day this week. Admission is 15 cents for adults and ten cents for children. The feature piece The Gleaners reflects Millet’s peasant life and Barbizon school's influence.
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Gleaners
Morse High School
France
Millet
Barbizon
North Center P T A hears art exhibit plans at Morse high
North Center P T A met at Grace church to hear Supt Clinton D Wilson outline an upcoming art exhibit at Morse high school. Mrs Charles A Andre led a discussion on personality factors while Founders Day activities were announced for Feb 16 and 17 with a call to bring guests.
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Morse High School
Clinton D. Wilson
North Center
Morris H. Cohen
Louis M. Silverman
Notable Social News From Bath Area and Nearby Towns
West Bath resident Fortin attends Indepedent Oil Dealers convention and banquet in Portland with Rep. Larrabee as guest. Families visit Boston and Maine, wedding trip to Massachusetts and Connecticut, and multiple local visits and gatherings across Bath Windsor and York Village details.
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J. A. Fortin
Larrabee
Billy
Bath
Edwin W. Haggett
Trafton M. Swain
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Main Street
York Village
Beatrice Rose
Doris Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Lannes Fuller
Larrabee's Grove
James B. Lemont
Boston
Arthur
John W. Brooks
Alberta S. MacLellan
Gardiner
West Bath Grangers Hold Weekly Meeting
West Bath Grangers met February 8 with 59 attendees though many were home ill. Mr. and Mrs. Justus H. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Ring Jr led the program including readings, musical selections, spelling contests, and discussions on news topics from 1936.
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West Bath Grangers
Woolwich Man Builds Plane for Himself
Frederick Gilmore of Woolwich has completed a silver one seated biplane built in his father’s barn. He plans to license and test it, skis it on Nequasset Lake when ice thickens, and has a background in Morse High School class of 1929 and Bath Iron Works drafting. The Brunswick Record contest enters more school songs, with Florence Chapman and George D. Lacasse among contributors.
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Frederick Gilmore
Cyrus Gilmore
Woolwich
Gilmore
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Mr. Gilmore
Nequasset Lake
Brunswick Record
Bruns
Florence Chapman
Jesus
George D. Lacasse
Totems Reach Top Ahead of Kools in Park Alley Standings
In a week with many postponed matches the Totems led by J Sanborn and R Philbrick edged the Kools F Trott and I Daley on percentage. Panatellas A Jewett and T Conley surged to third after a big week, narrowing the gap to leaders. White Owls A Thayer and H Fielding moved into sixth past Briefs, while Jenny Linds remained in last place.
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Park Alley
Totems
J. Sanborn
R. Philbrick
Kools
F. Trott-I. Daley
Panatellas
A. Jewett
T. Conley
Aikens
R. Hall
K. Morrison
White Owls
A. Thayer
H. Fielding
Pinkham Cannon
Jenny Linds
Allie Jewett
Irving Duley
Duley
Tom Conley
Jewett
Briefs
I. Duley
Park Alley League
Ave
la Jewett Conley
Daley
Thayer
Sanborn Sare
McNeil
Morrison
Philbrick Fielding
Kenniston
Hall
E Stover
IH. Farrell
IF. Trott Tetas G Pinkham
I. Trueworthy
F. Goodh We
Grays and Juniors Win In Y High League Action
In Y M C A High School League play at the Y court Grays and Juniors gained wins as the second round opened. Frosh Browns lost their first game after three straight wins while Fresh Grays took sole last place. Juniors beat Sophomores 22 to 12 in overtime as third year players dominated.
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Y Court
Frosh Browns
Grays
Woolwich Pioneers Host Meetings and Upcoming Play
The Christian Pioneers of Woolwich met with Rev. Willard Rand for a 24 attendee discussion titled Are you a part of the world's problem or a part of its answer The group handed out the Woolwich Pilot and planned winter philanthropy The scene shifts to community notices with illness recoveries and upcoming events including a February 4 production of Small Town Romeo at Sebenon hall directed by Rand and George Farnham Candy sales will occur between acts
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Christian Pioneers of
Woolwich
Willard Rand
Rand
Pioneers
Lemuel Stinson
Everson Stinson
Carolyn Wing
North Woolwich
Harry Cooper
Laura Farnham
Sagadahoc Ferry
Girls’ Club
Montsweag
Cheerio
Richard Hunnewell
Woolwich Center
Church Hall
Bertha Brown
Portland
John Brown
Barley Neck
Herbert Lily
Memorial Hospital
Daisy Bailey
John Reed
Reed
Rowena Rand
Virginia Reed
Paul
Kish
Miss Gates
Chicago
Womeo
Joe Stanford
Betty
Bud Williams
Morton Kendall
Jane
Anna
Sly Perkins
Sly
Sam Holdman
Sarah Higgins
Rushmore
Romeo
Sebenon Hall
The
Christian Pioneers
Dike P T A Silver Tea Nets Funds for Dental Work
The Dike P T A held a well attended Silver Tea after its business meeting at Miss Stella Dolloff's home on Washington Street raising 5 for dental work in the grades under parent teacher auspices. Founders day observance is planned for February 17. Evelyn Perkins, once bedridden, is now able to sit up briefly each day.
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Stella Dolloff
R. N
Washington Street
Parent-Teachers Associations
Miss Dolloff
Clifford B. Wilband
John M. Conley
Hospitality Committee
Evelyn Perkins
Excellent Spellers at Woolwich Grange Event
Spelling bee during the lecturer hour at Woolwich Grange drew 35 attendees. Worthy Master Bradford and Miss Nathalie Westwig led the final round, with captains Miss Bernette L Bailey and Mrs. Frank R Bailey spelling successfully. A silver star certificate honored Supt. of Schools John H. Carter for 25 years in the grange. The group donated five dollars to flood relief via the Bath Red Cross.
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Woolwich Grange
John H. Carter
Bradford
Nathalie Westwig
Burnette L. Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Carter
Grange
Northern Star Grange
North Woolwich
Woolwich
Bath
American Red Cross
Maurice B. Shea
Augusta
Orange
Washington
Thayer Returns to Top of Elks Bowling Standings
Thayer climbs to first in Elks Bowling League with a 92.7 average, moving from fourth. Povich drops to second, Richter remains third, Conley rises to fourth, and Fielding falls to sixth as the tight race persists with fractions separating the top spots.
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Thayer
Elks
Sunberth
Jay Povich
Roy Richter
Tom Conley
Harold Fielding
Phil Eaton
Povich
Richter
Ellis
Omamge
Ti Conley
Cas
Oss
O. M. Redlon
Patsnley
Stean
Hatinett Passere Meniaeate
Eringeltes Spree Mets
Foose
W. Whitney
Ecloyen Tee
Y. Bore
Ets
Erie
Ieee
West Rade
Blues and Reds claim wins in Y Intermediate action
Central Whites suffer first loss of season as Blues win and Central Reds beat St Marys in a day of Y Intermediate league games. Whites cling to sun berth by a single game. Raymond Stowell from Freeport travels to Boston for eye surgery on Mr Bean's condition which improves after a third operation. Epworth League at High Street Methodist Auburn hosts a Italy Japan Holland Iceland Ireland cafeteria style entertainment with over 100 guests and a varied program.
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Central Whites
Blues
Central Reds
St. Mary's
Raymond Stowell
L. L. Bean
Freeport
Boston
Mr. Bean
Epworth League
High St. Methodist Church
Auburn
Cntiren
Italy
Japan
Holland
Iceland
Ireland
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Mr. Lawrence
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Redson
Pasate O.M. Redlon’s
Revues
L. Plant
O. M. Redlons
Donald F
Reble
Brin
Wiscasset
Woodbine Rebekahs
Morse High
P. T. A. Told OF Art
Wilson
Nelson Rice
Harry
Charles Baker
Hampden
United Laboratories, Inc
West Bath
Justus H. Miller
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Edgar D. Leavitt
Ralph P. Dunbar
Carver
Maine Grange Leaders Alert
Grange Monthly
Mercie McFadden
St. Louis
Charles B. Doyle
Leon M. Genthner
Robert Footer
Charles Genthner
Fred P. Ring
Edward Jenks
Barbara Walsh
Grace M. Waterman
Mary McClure
Dorothy M. Waterman
Ruth L. Clark
Barbara
Virginia Kingsbury
Herbert Simpson
E. Mason Wright
Sanborn
Philbrick
Frates
Herby Huggard
Wally Jones
Oliver
Eddie Kenniston
Ralph Boardman
Bob Burns
I. Durgan
F Stover
Boardman
E. Metcalf
R. Milliken
Grays and Juniors High School
Victors
Browns
Juniors
Sophs
Lois Swett
Elizabeth Butterfield
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Affair Nets
Dental Clinic
Eagles’ League
Whites
St. Mary’s
Y. M. C. A. Intermediate League
Central Blues