Maine Contract Bridge tourney opens 1941 series at Portland club
Mr and Mrs John Parker of North Street attended the Maine Contract Bridge Championship for teams of four at the Portland club. Winners were Ralph A. Duperrault, Dr John H Nugent, Daniel T Drummond and E Farrington Abbott of Auburn with 39 percent. Second place went to a Portland team, third to Parker, White and Stetson with 32. Also notes on social visits, engagements, marriages, and local events in Bath and Portland.
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John Parker
North Street
Maine
Portland
Local Residents In Bath Area News Briefs
Arthur Sewall 2d returns from New York on business. Engagement announced of Maxine Young to Ewen M. Williams of Madison. Williams a 1936 Madison High graduate employed by Great Northern Paper Co. No wedding date set. Various social notes include visits, travels, and a birthday party at Meadow Way for Mrs. Florence Albee. Miss Lucille K. Johnson, now in New York, hospitalized after throat operation. Reginald Atwood returns to Portsmouth after weekend with parents.
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Frank P. Gallant
Lena Frances
Roland Paul Bernier
Leon Bernier
Cedar Street
Miss Gallant
Morse High School
Mr. Bernier
Brunswick High
Pejepscot Paper Co
Ernest A. Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruth P
Gilbert E. Atwood
Willard B. Atwood
Phippsburg
Miss Johnson
Cemetery and Park Board
Mr. Atwood
Bliss Business College
Bath Iron Works
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
New York
Orman Young
Madison
Bath
Maxine
Ewen M. Williams
Miss Young
Madison High School
Williams
Great Northern Paper Co
Donald Avery
Meadow Way
Florence Aldee
Albee
Hugh D. Grant
Gladys Brimigion
Harold Laimette
Lewiston
Joseph Drake
Carl Wing
John Roberts
Auburn
Lucille K. Johnson
Powers Model Agency
Lenox Hill Hospital
Miss Johnson Uederwent
Wilbur Crooker
Park Street
Doris Mae Crooker
James Christie Steen
Aubrey E. Steen
Morse High
Miss Crooker
Mr. Steen
Epworth League of
Beacon Street
Grand 2
Steen
O. M. Redtion Co
Community News From Around Town Highlights Local Life
Ecards from Archie Rolfe in Pearl Harbor show his Navy yard posting and summer cheer. Roy Campbell of Winston-Salem visits his Robin Hood cottage and his late parents are noted. Weston Bonney returns to the streets after weeks recovering from a broken heel. The Caverlys plan a Miami vacation with golf at Florenceville and a meeting with Bath club pro Jimmy Jones. Mrs. M. Sills hosts a Bundles for Britain tea in Brunswick. Mrs. St. F. Thaxter reads White Cliffs with piano by Alfred Brinkler in Portland. Mary Locke visits Bedford with Ralph Burden and former Bedford Street residents.
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Herbert T. Caverly
Lardine Ann
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
Britain
Sidney St. F. Thaxter
Portlaria
White Cliffs
Alfred Brinkler
Portland
Engagement announced for Dorothy Davis of Bath
Mr and Mrs Ernest L Davis of Kew Garden Hills Long Island announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Emma Davis to Walter Eugene Dreyer son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Dreyer of Scarsdale New York Miss Davis was born in Bath her father was a longtime pianist in the Bath Opera House orchestra Mr Dreyer graduated from the University of Pennsylvania was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and serves in the 101st Cavalry New York National Guard Mrs William S Newell of Washington Street travels to Boston for several days.
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Ernest Lesley Davis
Kew Garden Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Dorothy Emma Davis
Walter Eugene Dreyer
Eugene Robert Dreyer
Scarsdale
N.Y
Miss Davis
Bath
Ernest L. Davis
Bath Opera House
Martha Crosby
Guy H. Crosby
East Brunswick
Dreyer
Hnsurance Brokers
New York City
University of Pennsylvania
Sigma Phi Epsilon
101St Cavalry
New York National Guard
U. S
Hibiscus
Oscar Falkenham
Seguin
Hotel Riverside
Bolas
Omar King
Linwood Haynes
Coast Guard
Pond Island
Marsh Road
Ernest Oliver
Harry Pashard
Basin
Seth Snipe
Lester Oliver
Moses Chandler
PWA
The
Cross Road
Elizabeth Oliver
Popham
Lynan Oliver
E. W. Osgood
Constance McDonnell
Ellison Moody
Karl Hentz
Spruceville
Seth Snipeorth
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
Victor Sprague
Walter Sprague
Eugene Osgood
Popham Light
Clifton Morong
Jerry
Bath and
Auburn
George Oliver
Clarence Sheffield
Brunswick
Harpswell
Harry Spencer
Elisha Bridges
Marion
Joseph T. Smith
Lester Morse
Winnegance
Margaret Wyman
Marion Bridges
Ken McKenzie
Paul Davis
Gilbert Head
Alvah O. Light
Arthur Delano
Maxwell DéShon
A. Linscott Wilson
John French
Alvah Light
Eric Carlson
Harold Wallace
West Point
Moses Chaner
Howard Bowker
Phippsburg
Irving Dobbin
Frances Robie
Lyman Oliver
Ollie Spinney
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works to Supply Key Men at New Shipyard
President William S. Newell reveals a doubling up of Bath Iron Works leaders to South Portland creating a Todd Bath Iron Shipbuilding Co. with seven of nine top posts filled by Iron Works veterans. Contracts total about $165 million, with 30 cargo carriers for Britain valued at $50 million and a new East Brunswick plant speeding destroyer fabrication.
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Bath Iron Works
New Shipyard
Iron Works
Pres
William S. Newell
New Todde-Bath Iron Shipbuilding .Co
South Portland
Bath
G. Vincent Pach
New York City
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Co
Treas. L. Eugene Thebeau
The
Mr. Pach
Norman J. Mackinnon
Hull
East Brunswick
Pach
Mudge
Purc
Todd Shipyards, Inc
Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Great Brita
Tron Works
England
New
United States
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Washington
Great Britain
Iron Works shows rapid rise of cargo carriers in South yard
Washington street observation notes two cargo carriers in the South yard that have grown quickly in recent weeks. The author compares their cost to a single modern destroyer, estimating three cargo carriers equal one destroyer.
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Iron Works
Washington Street
South Yard
Hire and transfer notes from the Iron Works staff
The Times Iron Works shows hiring shifts into shipyard, outside machinist and bending floor units while several executives and clerks move within the main plant and East Brunswick fabrication plant. Notables include Mayor Haskell transfer to East Brunswick, Frank Harvie joining the main office, Pat French entering welding, and Pete Moreau and Bouchard returning to night shift and chippers respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harvie
the Times Co
Frank Givin
Kennebec
Nellie Bergen
Florien W
Pete’ Moreau
Brunswick
Youth Une American Youth Commission Unemployment Estimate
The American Youth Commission estimates that 15 to 24 year olds face unemployment ranging from 4 million to 5 million. The figure highlights significant jobless levels among youths in the nation.
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Une American Youth Commission
Expert Diamond Cutters
About 400 diamond cutters in the country are skilled craftsmen.
Popham Beach Winter Storm Dramatizes Coast Guard News
Reports detail the Hibiscus voyage up the Seguin river and a tug repair, with a north easterly storm sending 18 hour high seas that buried Pond Island. Coast Guard boats aided residents, while townfolk endure drifting roads and snow clearing efforts.
Youth Hostels Spread Across Nations
In 1938 about 10 million youths stayed in 25 countries and roughly 10,000 registered in some 200 American hostels. Overnight rates were typically under 25 cents.
Canned Soup Canned Marks 1898 Market Start
A historic note shows Canned Soup Canned has been on the market since 1898, marking a long run in canned goods history. The brief emphasizes the brand’s longevity and place in early food manufacturing.
Joint installation at Acadia lodge and Lowell temple set
Acadia lodge and Lowell temple plan a joint installation in Castle hall January 23 at eight. Deputy Grand Chancellor John Blake will install Acadia officers and Past Grand Chief Lila Hasel of Auburn will install Lowell temple officers. Entertainment closes ceremonies.
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Acadia Lodge
K of P
Lowell Temple
P. S
Castle Hall
Acadia
John ‘Blake
Yarmouth
Lowell Temely
Lila Hasel
Auburn
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Carrall Watson
Merton E. Sprague
Ada Sprague
Edward Street Court
Allan H. Ramsay
Oak Street
Mr. Sprague
Jack White
Alexander Blackman
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Dorothy White
Farmington Normal School
Harry B. White
Summer Street
Frank Watson Chase
Court Street
Lena Chase
K. Chase
Deere Mary Belanger
Richardson
John C. Belanger
Edmund Mocklar
High Street
Silas Bates
Roy Loeschner
Joseph LaFavour
Perleston Pert
Hazel Elliot
Martha Bridges
Boothbay Harbor
Roberta Barker
Janie
M. C. Trott
Opera House
Mary Pierce
Mary Clappison
Ann Desmone
Elizabeth Trott
Gloria Leavitt
Dorothy E. Anliker
Concord
Mass
James Doyle
U. N
Micheal J. Reardon
Doyle
Pompano, Fla
Hans H. Sievers
Converse G Fenn
Elmhurst Farm
Boston
Miami Beach
Fla
Branzell Hotel
Fennana
Diana
John H. Hyce
Wellesley Hills
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
William Sewall
Gov
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Blaine
Augusta
Charlies M Tubbs
Grace Church
Committee On Church Extension
Province
Tubbs
New England States
Frederick A Lovell, Jr
Brockton
Bessie F. Hasselman
Center Street
William Stevenson
Braintree
Mary C. O'Brien
Lincoln Street
Washington, D
Federal Power Commission
Bath Tren Works Corp
Timothy C. Maney
George B. Wolstenholme
Augusta-Hallowell Chamber of Commerce
Augusta House
Gov. Sewall
Pres. Newell
Walter S. Wyman
Central Maine Power Co
Clarence W. Morse
J. Everett Mayo
West Bath
M. K. Woodside
Catherine Burgess
Charles Burgess
Floral Street
Mary Sarkis
Middle Street
Miss Sarkis
Mrs. Burgess
Muriel Pouliot
Rita Mulcahy
Edward Footer
Paul Lemont
Raymond Bouget
Alphonse Tourcotte
Manfred P. Knight
Wesley Street
Ralph H. Dodge
Knight
George G. Trask
Charles M. Stapies
Alfred Simmons
Ralph
Clifton Moody
Bedford Road
Philadelphia
Arthur MacDonald
Roger F. McCall
Cavite Navy Yard
P. I
Norfolk Navy Yard
Philippines
William Putnam Thompson
Frederick E. Drake
Howard Trafton
Georgetown
Cambridge
Gardner Hanson
Andrews Road
Earl Tibbetts
Hallowell
Walter White
State Department of Health
Barbara Fisher
Lowell
Topsham
Stercy Marriner
Warren Bartlett
Berlin
N. HL
Robert Mitchell
Ery
Eugene Rice
Sagadanor Perry
Bevin
Carl P. Meister
Gary Charles Meister
Memorial Hospital
Reginald Atwood
Fortsmouth
N. H
John Atwood
Upper
Archie Rolfe
Upper Washington Street
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Navy Yard
Roy Campbell
Winston- Satem
N. C
Robinhood
Wilton Campbell
Ella Legard
Weston L. Bonney
Mary Locke
Charles Locke
Gardiner
Bedford Street
Ralph O. Burden
Dorothy E. Davis
Archibald M. Main
Thomas R. Atlett
Roland F. Hill
Mr. Hill
Thatcher B. Pinkham
John W. Osborn
Raymond C. Mudge
G. Baer Connard
Arthur W. King
Mackinnon
General Hull
John Clark
Kine
Park
Bay State Fishing Co
Robert H. Haskell
East Brunswick Fabrication Plant
E. Mason Wright
Front Street
Archie Wishart
Ernie George, Jr
Arthur King
Mr. Wishart
George Footer
Frank
Pat’ French
Deering
Lance Coopers Welding Department
Pat
Lewiston High
Maine State Planning Board
University of Maine
Red Sox
Alcide Bouchard
Chippers’ Department
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Jack Lynch
Popham Beach
Morse Higher
Lieut
J. S. Merriman, Jr
United States Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Merriman
Westport
Edmund A. Rothwell
G. Thomas Murphy
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Penney Memorial Church
Grove Street
Charles M. Bailey
South Chestnut Street
Carrid Stout
Bar Hargor
Rd . Wilinake
Berwindgren
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Norman Robichaud
Willis E. Roberts
Pine Tree Circle, C. F. of A
Red Men's Hall
Ella Dingley
Minnie Dall
Maria S. Poulson
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Virginia
Sagadahoc
Edward W. Bridgham
John G. Morse
Berry
John C. Berry
Brightwater Road
New Meadows
Grantor
Henry Simmons
Simmon
John ©. Berry
Maria 8. Poulson
John @ Morse and Sons
C. W. Rovers, Inc
John
Morse and Sona
A . W. Rogers, Inc