New Year Contract Club Acknowledges Roses and Fun
South End Contract club welcomed 1937 with eight tables of play at Mrs. Harry W. Crosman’s home. Prizes honored Mrs. Russell Colby, Mrs. Alfred Carpenter, and Mrs. James T. Bonney. roses and snapdragons decorated the prize table. Numerous guests and a later New Year’s celebration followed with cake, crackers, and ginger ale.
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Harry W. Crosman
Russell Colby
Alfred Carpenter
James T. Bonney
John Hunt
Lillian Fisher
Clara Coombs
Bessie Potter
Chester Flant
Hightreet
Bath residents feature in New Year social and medical notes
Mrs Leland S Plummer sustained a probable broken collar bone and brain concussion after a fall on her front steps while leaving for Watch Night service. She remains in Memorial hospital with delirium spells. other local residents travel, study, and socialize across Bath with family, friends, and church groups during the holiday season.
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Leland S. Pfimmer
Dummer Street
Anna Trott
High Street
Roger D. Skillings
Memorial Hospital
Ruth Skillings
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Bath and Brunswick folks head to West on 10 20 train
Bath residents join others for Sunday forenoon trip to Portland to catch the Portland bound Bangor train. Elinor Shorey returns to New York City education work. Several Bath and West Bath residents travel for family events and studies. many attend holidays with relatives in Boston and Fall River.
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Elinor Shorey
William 8. Shorey
Washington Street
Child Education Foundation Training School
New York City
Joseph Small
New York
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W. Dayton Hill
Providence
R. I
John P. Farnsworth
Arthur Nickels
North Street
Florida
Bangor
Bath and Brunswick
Portland
Bath Iron Works prospers with Navy work and Cup bid
The Bath plant saw eight million dollars in ships year including two destroyers and four trawlers. Harold Vanderbilt chose Bath for his new America's Cup contender Rainbow, praised Bath welding and design talents. A 1936 recap notes re capitalization to 500,000 common shares, bond redemption, and bright 1937 outlook with more fishing trawler contracts anticipated. A February safety contest finale for 1300 workers will host 2,600 guests over two nights with vaudeville acts from New York.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Bath Iron Works Corp
Vanderbilt
Vara
Bristol
R. I
W. Starling Burgess
Enterprise
Rainbow
Burgess
Aluminum Company of America
Alumette
Endeavour II
Felix Reisenberg
Nautical Gazette
Newell
Main
L. Eugene Thebeau
Thebeau
Bath Iron Works
Reds and Blues
New York City
Central Church Choir Hosts New Year Party Highlights
The Central church choir held its annual New Year party in the parish house with gifts from a decorated tree. Gifts included money for Mr. and Mrs. John Snow amid laughter and poetic quotations. Mrs. Maude Hoffman accompanied on piano. ices and cake followed a social hour.
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John Snow
Intermediates Results From Central League Basketball
The YMCA Eight Grade Intermediates opened with Central Whites and St. Marys triumphing over the Reds and Blues. Central Whites won 17 to 9 while St. Marys outscored the Blues 14 to 11, in Saturday’s first games.
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St. Mary's
Central Reds
Central Blues
Reds
Blues
Bates College women debate trip high point at WGAR
The Bates College women’s varsity team from Lewiston begins a 1900 mile debating tour with a radio debate at Station WGAR in Cleveland against Western Reserve University. The delegation leaves Lewiston on Monday and plans to return January 14. Members are Grace Jack of Lisbon Falls Margaret McKusick of Winsted Colin and Harriett Durlée of Ashford Connecticut all Delta Sigma Rho members. They will engage in seven debates during the trip.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Bates College
Lewiston
Bates
Delta Sigma Rho
Grace Jack
Lisbon Falls
Margaret McKusick
Winsted
Colin
Harriett Durlée
Ashford
Conn
Aikens Take First Place In Park Alley League
The Aikens led by R Hall and K Morrison defeated the Pana tellas 4-1 to seize top spot in the Park Alley league, setting a new team single of 231 and a season high 812 in total. Morrison 124 Hall 107 propelled the team past the Kools, with Hall 419 and Morrison 393 sharing the high totals. Dick Hall posted the season's second-highest Park Alley score.
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Dick Hall
Irving Daley
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