Polar Star Lodge Sets Special Meeting on Municipal Ticket
A Polar Star lodge session featured Richmond lodge officers and Bath Iron Works Team officers performing the degree for two candidates. A Sunday night round table discussed candidates for the Republican municipal ticket in several wards, with several incumbents and possible contenders named and committee plans to decide aldermanic nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge
Richmond Lodge
Sun- Bath Iron Works
Bath Iron Works Corp
Thomas G. Hinckley
Roy H. Gilpatrick
Charles T. Blake
Leslie F. Roberts
R. W. Thomas W. Borjesson
David Gilpatrick
Georgy Tibbetts
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
P.M. Clifford W Gray
N. A. Gilpatrick
Fred W. Duren
Robert I. James
Clifford W. Gray
Carl S. Stanley
James A. Nelson
James L. Roberts
Oscar S. Adams
P.M. Detmar E
William M. Briggs
Lance H. Cooper
Robert H. Haskell
P.M. John Wishart
Earl L. Ryan
George D. Field
Luther S. Thompson
Daniel Williams
John Shaw
Sewall
Forest C. Legard
Walter C. Rogers
Walter F. Day
Merritt A. Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Erastus A. Jewett
Leariuing
John M. Howe
Alexander A. Burden
Aldermaate
Burdet
Maine Congressman Seeks 10000 Damages for Carlton Bridge
A Washington dispatch reports Clyde H. Smith of Maine drafts a bill for presentation in the House to reimburse the State of Maine ten thousand dollars for Carlton bridge damage after Coast Guard tenderies collided with a pier on Aus 17. The Woolwich meeting set the damage estimate at 10000, with officials Thomas Sampson lighthouse engineer C M Berry fuel bowman of the Ilex C A Snow engineer of the Ilex and State bridge engineer L Wilder present. Repairs followed under Bath bridge superintendent Edmund P Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clyde H. Smith
Maine
C. A. Snow
Ilex
Mus L. Wilder
Maine State Highway Commission
Edmund P Briggs
Bath
Doctor Jasmiri Mikkola dies in Soviet hospital bombing
Arrowsic Boston relatives learn via cable that Dr Jasmiri Mikkola head of Nurmes hospital in Finland was killed when a Soviet air raid struck the facility near the Russian border. His nephew Lasse was wounded but expected to recover. Harvard track coach Fheedidemidi Go reported the bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmiri Mikkola
Nurmes
Finland
Anna B. Campbell
Arrowsic Boston
Mikkola
Jaakko Mikkola
Harvard University
Eoeeh Fheedidemidi Go Ie Beadbiedy
Boston
L Eugene Thebeau Honored by Bath Elks Night Crews
Bath Elks honor L Eugene Thebeau, treasurer of Bath Iron Works Corp, at a special February 21 testimonial labeled L Eugene Thebeau Night. Thebeau, first District Deputy of Maine West, has deep lodge ties since 1912 and served as Exalted Ruler in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Lodge of Elks
Maine
Henry L. Warner
Dixon, Ill
Thebeau
Maine West
Bathlodge
D. Joseph Doyle
Lodge
John P. Carey, Jr
Willian S. Newell
Archibatt M. Main
The
Bath Tron Works Corp
H. Joseph Madden
Rotary officials discuss income taxes at luncheon
The Rotary club held a 100 percent attendance luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick with remarks on current income tax laws. Boyd Bailey, joined by attorney, spoke on old tax principles, the upcoming changes, and Internal Revenue operations. Visitors included William Russell of Portland Rotary and Sherwood Aldrich of Tojisaam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Sedgwick
Brunswick Club
Charles T. Small, Jr
Edward A. Perkins
Pilgrim Chevrolet Auto Co
Internal Revenue
Biz Treasury Department
William Russell
Portland Rotary Club
Sherwood Aldrich
Tojisaam
Two Wiscasset Men Seriously Injured in Crash
Portand hospital officials described Earl B Colby 26 of Wiscasset as in serious condition after a car overturned on a Portand street Tuesday night carrying 4400 power lines. His companion Ivin Jones 25 also of Wiscasset suffered a broken collarbone and facial lacerations. Patrolman Schembs said sparks, power lines and a car switch shut off the current. Reflects messy OCR follow up. names and details show the incident and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donavan J. Schembs
Sparketron
Unital OA
Past Ladies Club Entertained Monday by Mrs Chaney
Mrs Chaney hosted the Past Ladies Club of Miile Lodue at 22 Russell Street with co host Mrs Milton C Lataze. They voted to tender Mr Mars Lowell and Mrs Mabel Shepard for post card showers. Next meeting Feb 26 with hosts Mrs Amos F Perry and Mrs Fred Duey. Chinese checkers prizes went to Mrs Howard O Nasi, Mr Rastiond M Clark, and Mrs John H H. Hint refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Www. Chaney
Ledies Club
Ile Lodue
O. l
Russell Street
Milton C Lataze
Mars Lowell
Mabel Shepard
Amos F. Perry
Fred Duey
Chaney
Howard O Nasi
Rastiond M Clark
John HH
Fred S. Curtis
Melville B. Clark
Fred Daley
Howard Ff. Blake
Frank L. Higgins
Robert C. Mitchell
Charles O Nelson
Howard O. Nash
Raymond M. Clark
Jol H. Burnt
Farewell Reception Honors Dr and Mrs Wilson at Central Church
A Monday evening reception celebrated Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson, long-time pastor of Central Church, with parishioners, church leaders, and choir members in attendance. A $75 silver purse from church organizations was presented by N Gratz Jackson, and a brief program followed with dances, songs, and refreshments. The couple praised church support over 26 years plus one grace year, expressing optimism for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Cosy
League
W. R. Kimball
Stanley E. Wallace
Men’s Club
Wallace
John Shaw
Shaws
Wilson
Shaw
Dr. Wilson
N. Gratz Jackson
Recall Anniversary Of Big Snow Storm
The piece remembers a brutal winter storm from 42 years prior, detailing feet of snow, drifts waist high, wrecked telephones, downed trees, and blocked streets in Bath. It notes a long delivery halt, a difficult rescue to fetch Dr Fuller, and tunnel crossings on Center Street before autos and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
Union
Washington Streets
E. M. Fuller
Washington Street
Elm Street
Maine Central
Bath
Center
Center Street
Bath Opera House
Fowl Dressing Loss Stated at Fifteen to Two Percent
A note on poultry preparation states that dressing a fowl results in a weight loss of between fifteen and two percent. The range reflects varying methods and practical yields in butchery and kitchen use.
Classifieds Rate Notice for Local Ads
Classifieds rate is 25 words for first insertion with 35 cents each extra. Copy must reach the office by noon Wednesdays. For farm or city share property buys or sales contact Fred B. Reed Co., Manager FE Wallace, 93 Front Street, Bath, Tel 514 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Reed Co
FE. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Tel
Bowdoinham News Highlights Fire at Ridge School
Miss Roberta McCarthy found a fire smoldering in floor boards near the stove at Ridge school Tuesday morning. Neighbors Ernest Card and Erland Curtis extinguished the flames by cutting away boards. Repairs underway by G. O. Harriman as the school prepares to reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta McCarthy
Ridge School
Ernest Card
Erland Curtis
G. O. Harriman
T. C
Jane Browne
Margaret Purington
Richmond
Coombs
Ledley Berry
David Ledley
Boston
Ledley Baby Named David Ledley In Bowdoinham
Mr and Mrs Ledley Berry welcomed a son named David Ledley and the family remains in Boston. Kay Turner marked an eighth birthday with a party Saturday afternoon attended by Margaret Heath Barbara Chase and Lillian Rupp. The Humphrey baby girl Janice Marie was also named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledley ‘Berry
David Ledley
Dinner Gathering Noted for Sunday January 21
A family dinner is scheduled for Sunday January 21, with preparations mentioned in the notice. The fragment confirms a social gathering within the household.
Merrymeeting Grange Reads Maine Program Highlights
Merrymeeting Grange in Bowdoinham met Friday evening for a Maine themed program. Lecturer Mrs George Hamilton presented Sketch Elopement Ruth Gallagher Elmer Dodge and Fred Leavitt Reading Maine Mrs Frank P Webber Maine quiz led by Mrs Ralph McEwen roll call Maine sights Loomis Dyer Conundrums by Mrs Reginald Dore master Chester F Hobart opened discussion on what is interesting in grange work.
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Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Maine
George Hamilton
Ruth Gallagher
Elmer Dodge
Fred Leavitt
Reading
Frank P. Webber
Ralph McEwen
Loomis Dyer
Reginald Dore
Prompt Action Saves Savage From Fall
Four year old Hepzibah Reed of Day's Ferry alerted her father to Ernest T. Savage's danger as he slid from a icy roof edge. Reed and neighbors aided in the rescue. Savage was exhausted but uninjured. Edith Fellows returned to Plainfield New Jersey after a three week visit with the Mayos of Milan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepzibah Reed
Carlton Day Reed
Ernest T. Savage
Mr. Reed
Mr. Savage
J. Howard Whitlam
Winship S. Reed
Edith Fellows
Plainfield
N. J
Howard Mayo
Milan Street
President's Ball Nets $242.25 for the Fund
Final results of the President's Birthday ball show a net profit of 242.25 dollars. Ruth H. Mullaney, treasurer of Club Garret, reported that nearly 200 couples attended, paying 381 dollars, with 138.30 more from checkroom and other sources. Total expenses reached 157.06, yielding the net profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Ruth H. Mullaney
Club Garret
Hartley White Couple Wed In Brunswick Local Ceremony
Daniel Hartley of Brunswick and Detroit Michigan married Miss Charlotte Grace White of Durham road Brunswick at Rev Harvey Jones residence on Durham road Attendants included Mrs Robert White Bath and Carl Hartley Brunswick The couple will live on Russell street where Hartley works for Hyde Windlass Co Mrs Hartley is Brunswick High School graduate 1939 Hartley attended Wilbur Wright High School Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hackett
FE. F. Pratt
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Mary Dodge
Ralph G. Stetson
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Emerson
Donald Hackett
Brunswick
Gulf Co
Portland
Roger Robinson
Maine Public Health Association
Ridge School
Roberta McCarthy
Lester Howard
Auburn
Celma Curtis
John Purington
R. A. Dickinson
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
J. Edward Allen
Cecil Richards
Waterville
Chester Ambrose
New Haven
Conn
John Carter
Brunswick Hospital
Bowdoin
Harold Adams
Samuel
Melrose
Mass
Frank S. Adams
Walton S. Adams
Gorham
N. H
F. S. Adams
Daniel Hartley
Detroit
Mich
Charlotte Grace White
Robert L. White
Durham Road
Harvey Jones
Robert White
Carl Hartley
Wrights Host Supper Party for About 30 Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wright entertained about 30 at their Washington street home Tuesday night. Cards were played during the evening. Out of town guests included Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert of Wiscasset and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Freete of Belmont Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
Washington Street
Robert of
Wiscasset
John F. Freete
Belmont
Mass
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ELKS
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Boyd Bailey
Chaplin-Hosver
Theodist Vamvaklas
Middle Street
Jeannette
Albert White
Edward Larrabee
Marshall Boudreau
Miss Dowling
John Dauphin
Octave Dauphin
Alton King
Stewart Day
Charles Parks
Eugene Dauphin
Arouis Argiroulis
Frederick Henderson
Andrews
Saturda
Daupier
Camilla Wearing
Annte Bagdiltia
Prins Ul Terenc Catt
Mae Nelson
Ruth Williams
Nancy Gregware
Natale Hagan
Mariella Miller
Marjorie Piaser
Mister Everet
Adan
Hinderson
Norman Adam
Mrs. Wilson
Carolyn and
Majella Miller
Violan Howard Steen
Elaine Noyes
Millicent Hecht Cielito-Lindo
Kathleen Harkins
Francis McPherson
America
Lyndon Plummer
Marius Page
Leonard Lord
Edward Cummings
Francis Hill
Adolph Ehlers
Martha Foote
James Bonney
Gardiner Deering
Perry Thompson
Bowen Torrey
Belle Welch
Bowdoinham Post Road
Strand
Empire
Portland, Maine
Tax Inc
Strand Call
TVA de Lyn
A. D. Stetson & Son
Savage
Uptown
Man
Old
Montana
Country Store
Boris Karloff
M. Lindsay
Hartley—White
Arn Cagney
O'Brien
Goo
Brent
Atk Re
Leslie
Shad
Leah Ene
Cole
United Artists
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