Fishermen Seek Work as Fish Offloads Dwindle at Small Point
In Phippsburg Alvin Brewer and other fishermen traveled to Rockland due to a lack of mackerel and sardines off Small Point and no fishing school near the Small Point West Point grounds. Beemen take small fares to Lubec factories while Brewer plans to sight schools with a new cab plane. The piece also notes community activities at Camp Three Fevers, library events, a P T A food sale, church deacon elections, and social gatherings at Bodwell Grange Hall and the church lawn in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Brewer
Rockland
Small Point
West Point
Baileys
Camp Three
Anita Totman
Totman
I. W. Rainey
Thomas Totman
Raineys
Willard Blair
Annie Malcolm
Leila Oliver
Miriam Whitehead-Loney
Robert Whitehead
Windham
Grace Dickinson
Ray Campbell
Howard Bowker
Dr. Smith
Alex Coffin
New Harbor
Alice H. Minott
Boston University
Stanley Hutchins
Irene Graham
Meadowbrook occupancy at Brightwater cabins noted
Meadowbrook residents Rev and Mrs Bull stayed in Brightwater cabin last week and returned to Waterford for the weekend. Mrs Jerome Davis was at her cabin last week. Mrs Pierre Lambert and two sons Bobby and James are at the Erwing cottage. Other families mentioned include Mrs Thomas Kelley and son Richard at the Kelly camp, Macy Whitehead visiting J K Bonkers, Fred Caswell returning to Woburn Mass, several cabins rented to out of state parties, and Sam Johnson with friends occupying his cottage for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Brightwater
Waterford
Jerome Davis
Pierre Lambert
Miss Erwing
Bobby
James
Erwing
Thomas Kelley
Richard
Kelley
Macy Whitehead
J. K. Bonkers
Fred Caswell
Pleasant View Farm
Woburn
Mass
Sam Johnson
Personal Notes From The Franklin Street Area
Mr and Mrs Charles Lasta moine return from Boston visit. Miss Evangeline Comeau of Presque Isle formerly Bath seeks a week long vacation in this area and Bar Harbor. Mrs Mercie MacFadden guests of Ardenne MacFadden Farmington. Mr and Mrs Bessie Snow attend Gorham night races. Mercie MacFadden learns brother Clarence Greenleaf of Middleboro Mass hospitalized after heart attack. Greenleaf worked at the Texas Steamship Co during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lastamoine
Franklin Street
Boston
Evangeline Comeau
Presque Isle
Bath
Bar Arbor
Mercie MacFadden
Ardenne MacFadden
Farmington
Bessie Snow
Brunswick
Gorham
Clarence Greenleaf
Middleboro
Mass
Middleboro Hospital
Greenleaf
Texas Steamship Co
Coast Guard Rescues Missing Man Near Bay Point
Bay Point reports Cecil Mains feared drowned after disappearance near Bay Point. Coast Guard later found him beyond First Beach in a boat with his fishing father. Weekend activities include a well attended casino dance with a fine orchestra and a Sunday school session led by June Gordon of Brunswick to support education. Families from Sche nectady and Dedham visit, while locals and visitors frequent cottages on First Beach and Kennebec Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Bay Point
Cecil Mains
Coast Guard
First Beach
Casino
June Gordon
Brunswick
Union Asks Federal Action Over Bath Iron Works Contract
The Independent Office and Clerical Workers Union with about 100 BIW office workers seeks federal intervention in stalled contract talks. The dispute centers on sick leave and paid holidays, with the union claiming management is refusing to negotiate in good faith and challenging representative status after NLRB elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Russell W. Thurston
BIW
Thurston
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bath
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
Independent Guards Association
Bath Marine Craftsmen’s Association
P Nt
R. W. Thurston
Roland E. Perry
Frederick E. Boudreau
Freeman A. Trott
James A. Sharkey
Francis S. Bruce
Howard Larrabee
Knights of Columbus Install Officers Thursday Evening
The Knights of Columbus will install officers Thursday evening with District Deputy Robert Ouabitts presiding. The ceremony takes place at the hall on Front Street followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Robert Ouabitts
Front Street
Parker Head Community News Highlights
A busy Parker Head includes Open House visits to Three Fevers camp, planning at the Bailey group for the Recreation building at Phippsburg Center, and donations of a stove and dishes. Church services feature Macy Whitehead as speaker and L Lowe at the organ. Vacation school starts July 25 with a PTA sale July 28. Numerous visits and neighborhood news follow, including residents from Winnegance, Waldoboro, and Brunswick enjoy weekends and summer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aple
Phippsburg
Dorothy Cushing
Sally Lowell
All Point
Bailey Group
Phippsburg Center
Leach
Sta‘dens
Parker Head
Macy Whitehead
Rl Lowell
Parker Head P.T.A
Bert Manson
Winnegance
Herbert Hunt
Leroy Perkins
Dennis
Walter Cushing
Thomas. Carello
Alice Konechi
Haverstraw
N. Y
Mass
Bernard Gray
Wayne
Alice Wyman
Kenneth Wyman
W. T. Wyman
Mr. Wyman
Mere Point
Richard Carter
Holbrook
Lorraine
Richard, Jr
J. Ashton Nickerson
Grace Kraft
Brunswick
John Rollins
Alton Simmons
Oliver Groves
Waldoboro
Leslie Wilson
F. A. Libby
Florence Rollins
Hart
Bassett
MacMillan
Boothbay
Charles Burnett
Mary Crowley
Lynn
Sebasco Lodge
Herbert Bassett
Carleton Jenson
New Hampshire
Alston Oliver
Charles Blaisdell
Lee Sheldon
Bath
Katherine McKenney
Portland
Laurence Thayer
Earl Lowell
Albert Bailey
Lowell
Bert Nisbet
Clarence Sheffield
Jerome Johanson
Herbert Doughty
Archie Erickson
Weiner Rock
Eugene Harrington
Albert Gray
Augusta
Ben Moody
George Amberg
John Libby, Jr
Lisbon Falls
Popham Beach sees busy summer week with cottage rentals
The Popham Beach community hosted a well attended baked bean supper at the library. Rain cooled an ongoing drought and gardens and fruit crops were hoped saved. A string of visitors and renters filled cottages along Atkins Bay and South shore with residents from Bath Cambridge Boston and Vermont joining weekend stays and dances at Kennebec Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weta
Peter A. Isaacson
Improvement Association of
Popham Beach
Popham
Francis Hills
Manchester
N. H
Franklin Keehl Wetter Jr Born to Bryant's Pond Couple
Rev and Mrs Franklin Keehl Wetter of Bryant's Pond announce the birth of a son, Franklin Jr., on July 10. Mrs Keehl Wetter, formerly Alice Cromwell, worked at W T Grant until last year. Mr Keehl Wetter formerly pastors the Five Islands Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Keehlwetter
Bryant's Pond
Franklin, Jr
Hay Cutting At Coxs Head On Wilbur Estate
Lawrence Thayer and neighbors report extra heavy hay crops on the Wilbur Goodwin Thomas and Percy property. Visitors include H. T. Stevens of Bath and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lewis of Swampscott with guests from Lynn Mass and Camden. The Goodwins returned from Wolfeboro after a holiday weekend at Lake Winnipesaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Thayer
Wilbur
Goodwin
Thomas and Percy
H. T. Stevens
Bath
Percy Lewis
Swampscott
Mass
Mr. Lynn
Arthur Leonard
Camden
Frederick Thomas
M. F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Lake Winnepesaukee
Robert Southard
Seabrook
Bath News Highlights Local Social Figures
H called on Sewait C. oore Saturday. Capt. and Mrs. George Stacey returned to Bath Sunday night after spending the week at their Pfc. Edward P. Thomas Jr. of National Guard returned from Camp Lee Va last week after completing a course in Administration at the Army Quartermaster school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grundy of Bath spent Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood at their cottage Little Cox's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewait C.oore
George Stacey
Bath
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
National Guard
Camp Lee
Army Quartermaster School
Harold Grundy
Ernest Wood
Little Cox’s Head
Social Visitors and Weekend Guests Reported
Mrs Beulah Pankhurst Mrs Florence Huston and Mrs Made lyn Curran were visitors in Ortland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mark P Hanna and children Janice and Karen of 1487 Washington Street spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Vernal Chaney at their Five Islands cottage. Mrs Raymond G Chubbuck and son Stephen of Washington Street left for Dorchester Mass to visit her mother for several days. Mrs Roy Shackford and daughter Mrs John Greene of North Street attended the wedding of Betsey Jane Butler to John Wholean in Waterville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stone
Pamala
Bailey
Schenectady
N. Y
Kenneth Crafts
New York
Schuller
Dedham
Mass
First Beach
Arthur Bristol
Lois
Dorina
Arthur, Jr
Hartford
Beulah Pankhurst
Florence Huston
Madelyn Curran
Ortland
Mark P. Hanna
Janice
Karen
Washington Street
Vernal Chaney
Five Islands
Raymond G. Chubbuck
Stephen
Dorchester
Roy Shackford
John Greene
North Street
Waterville
Shackford
Nice
Betsey Jane Bulter
John Wholean
Nurse trainee joins Kenny Foundation program in Minneapolis
Berna dine Atwood of Bath Maine begins a two and a half year training to become a Kenny technician in poliomyelitis treatment under a Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation scholarship. She will study physiotherapy at Mayo Clinic and at Kenny Institute and University of Minnesota, earning free tuition and a future posting at a Kenny treatment center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Bernadine Atwood
Star Route 3
Bath
Maine
Sister
Miss Atwood
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Elizabeth Kenny Institute
University of Minnesota
Miland E. Knapp
Kenny Institute
American Congress of Physical Medicine
Lone
Kenny
Kenny Foundation
Willard Atwood
Morse High School
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sisters Hospital
Waterville
Dorothy Fish
Bethel
Miss Eleanor Thebeau Opens Summer Home in Andrews Road
Miss Eleanor Thebeau returned from wintering in Jackson Heights New York and opened her summer residence at 2 Andrews Road Mrs Webster B Starr hosted her arrival and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Thebeau
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Webster B. Starr
Andrews Road
Freeman to headline five bout card at xe city hall Friday
Sandy Saddler and Ike Williams are not scheduled to box and should prove a hard test for Hermie as Freeman faces a tough lineup. Hermie recently lost a split decision to England featherweight champ Buddy Hayes and may meet a wily opponent on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Xe City Hall
Sandy Saddler
King Ike Williams
Ham Hermie
Freeman
Hermie
England
Buddy Hayes
Mrs Wilson and son Return Home From Visit
Mrs Frederick Wilson and her son Eric return to Havertown Pennsylvania after a brief vacation with Mrs Wilsons father J Goodwin on Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wilson
Eric
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Meadowbrook
Office and Clerical Workers Union
Claims Iron Works Management
Parker
Lawrence Shereff
Carl
Peggy
Thomaston
Hennessey
Coleman
Massachusetts
Wallace House
Fred Spinney
Marion Towne
Waltham
Atkins Bay
George McNulty
Walter Snipe
Kennebec Point
Blanchard Crowley
Bruce McInnes
Ernest Oliver
Ledgewood Cottages
Donald Severance
Patricia
Cambridge
Burt Olson
Spinney Rooms
Forrest Benson
Chester
R. C. Hibbard
North Hadley
Gilpatrick
Lexington
Hathaway Cottage
Clifton Morgan
Candy’s Harbor
Herbert Sprague
Virginia Staples
Leo Roy
F. D. Scott
Frances Roberts
Bronx
Alfred Miner
Elizabeth
Newtonville
Adelaide Hooper
Frank D. Scott
Mary MacDonald
Melrose
Lorne Walker
Paris
Texas
Harvey B. Carleton
Wilmington
Del
Frances MacDonald
Frances
Quincy
McIntyre’s Corners
Perley Quimby
Carl Newcomb
Mary Robinson
South Portland
W. E. Sprague
Henry W. Cobb
Eleanor Cobb
Jackson
Sabine
Elizabeth E. Webber
Riverside
Washington, D. C
George Oliver
Merrill Oliver
Robert Ingraham
Rhona Snyder
Bangor
George Ingraham
Rose Swanson
Charles Talbot
Glenda Scrivener
Shaw Cottage
Cox
Pedro Firpo
Mr. and
Mrs. Frank
Desmond’s
Michaels Stern
van Heusen
Robert Bruce
van Heusen and
Truval
Widow Jones
Desmond's Men