Old Timers Night at Bath Iron Works Honors Longtime Staff
About 150 Bath Iron Works employees and members of the Old Timers Club gathered for the fifth annual event at the recreation hall. 20-year service pins were awarded to four workers, with remarks from company leaders and a keynote by Everett F. Greaton on Maine industry and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
B. I. W. Old Timers’ Club
Washington Street
John R. Newell
Daniel Hall
Cyrill Vachon
Arthur M. Jones
Ralph K. King
Duncan E. McInnes
Mr. Newell
J. William Schulze
Omar King
Archibald M. Main, Sr
John M. Conley, Jr
Personne
Everett F. Greaton
Maine Development Commission
Maine
Commission
Irv Vermont
Boston
Kirk Roberts
Newell
Uss Mitscher
T. H. W. Connor
USN
Bath Iron Works
United States Navy
Daniel E. Hall
Former Corliss Street pastor serves in Korea
Bath ministers prepare an Anderson Evening June 1 inviting the public to hear about Chaplain Arvid L. Anderson of the U S Army and his work with orphans in Wonju Korea. The event will feature music and scenes from Korea the Anderson Home and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministers Association
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Friends
First
Arvid L. Anderson
U. S. Army
Corliss Street Church
Bath
Anderson
New York
Wonju
Korea
519Th
Anderson Little Wanderers
Wha Kim
Kim
Bag Jum Sun
Dorothy
Choi
Gab
Kim He Do
John
City Recreation Commission Holds Special Session on Field Improvements
The City Recreation Commission met with City Manager Nathan White and Park Department head Walter Millett to plan maintenance and improvements to athletic fields. Proposals include snow fences and drainage work at Goddard and Kelley fields, backstop repairs, and a new home run barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Commission
City Hall
Nathan White
Park and Cemetery
Walter Millett
James W. Temple
Lawrence J. Boardman
George P. Perry
Helen Moses
Edward J. McMann
Archibald M. Main
Park and Cemetery Department
Goddard
Kimball Field
Kelley Field
Commission
Third Base
Home Plate
Bids Opened for City Fire Truck by City Manager
Mixim Motor Co of Middleboro Massachusetts offered 14500 for bronze pump and 14100 for steel pump equipped trucks. Roanoke Corp of Roanoke Virginia bid 14897.65 bronze pump and 14547.65 steel pump. Seagrave Corp of Columbus Ohio bid 15000 bronze pump. Other bids ranged from about 15085 to 16800 with bronze or alternative pumps. White said review may take days and some bidders lacked required information. Bids will be presented to the city council at the June meeting for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixim Motor Co
Middleboro
Mass
Oren Roanoke Corp
Roanoke
Seagrave Corp
Columbus O
Robinson Fire Apparatus
Cambridge
American LaFrance Foamite Corp
Elmira
N. Y
Mack Motor Truck Co
Fire Apparatus Division
Allentown
N. A. Burkitt, Inc
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co
Clintonville
Wis
Nathan C. White
White
Richard Frates
Stanley R. Hunter
Jesse W. Allen
Harry E. Cooke
Lions Club Plans Anniversary Night
Bath Lions will observe their 18th Annual Charter Night Saturday evening at the Sedgwick with dinner at seven. Officers to be installed include Kinglon Dr. Herbert T. Caverly first vice president Harry W. Thebeau Merle C. Niles second vice president Clyde A. Mallett third vice president C. Bruce Wright secretary Franklin Howe assistant secretary Arthur Duffett treasurer A Robert Frink tail twister Clinton V. Owen Lion tamer Directors: Dr. Benjamin Zimmerman Howard Kirkpatrick Alex Bur ess Arthur MacDonald and Ro and MclIntosh retiring King lion member ex-officio. Committee on arrangements: C Bruce Wright Edward D. True Harold P. Small Dr. William O. Watson Stanley Elwell Dr. Herbert T. Caverly A. Robert Frink E Lawrence McCurdy Sam Prawer Alex Bur Roland McIntosh and Merle C. Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sedgwick
Herbert T. Caverly
King Lon
Harry W. Thebeau
Merle C. Niles
Clyde A. Mallett
C. Bruce Wright
Franklin Howe
Arthur Duffett
A. Robert Frink
Clinton V. Owen
Morse High School Names Members to National Honor Society
Morse High School announced 14 seniors and several juniors as National Honor Society members during an induction ceremony. New members joined the ranks of Audrey Durant Richard Green Graeme Hanson Eugene Hersom Elford Stover Jr Doris White with six seniors already elected last year. Notable awards included French certificate to Jack Warren machine shop award to Judson Cromwell Reader's Digest prize to Graeme Hanson and gold star emblems for Graeme Hanson Gayle Fitzgerald Ann Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Farnham
Graeme Hanson
Bruce Redlon Burden
Judith Anne Costain
Judson Earle Cromwell
Mary Elizabeth Connell
Bette Diana Fernald
Walter Andrew Lilly
Frances Jacobs MacNeil
Margaret Ellen McC
Farnham
Morse
Catherine Huse
National Scholastic Press Association
Gayle Fitzgerald
Ann Singer
Miss Singer
Dennis Murphy
Warren Munsey
Elford Stover, Jr
Robert Carmichael
James Beck
John Trafton
Carl Black
Paul McCourt
Joseph Marchetti
Richard Greene
School and Recreation Boards Reach Summer Playground Accord
At a special meeting the Board of Education and Recreation Commission agreed to use school grounds and facilities for the Summer playground program similar to past years. Cecil V. Rowland was reelected Morse High School band director on a part time basis for another year. The City Manager will propose transferring about 3800 dollars from the 1952-53 unexpended appropriation to this year’s School department account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Recreation Commission
Cecil V. Rowland
Morse High School
County Pomona Meets at Dirigo on Wednesday
Sagadahoc Fomepe Grange met last week for a lay meeting with Dirigo. 108 attended. Guests included State Overseer Maynard Dolloff and Mrs. Dolloff. officers and speakers from multiple granges shared memorial rites, music, and talks on forestry, home freezing, and Pomona relations. Next gathering set for June 24 with Merriconeag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Fomepe Grange
Dirigo All Granges
Merriconeag
Woolwich
Alice Little
Crystal Cott
Maynard Dolloff
Ethel Alexander
Bertha Palmer
Ila Day
Pomona
Flora
Ceres
Elfreda Perkins
Doris Doughty
James Royal
Dora Royal
Perkins
Pamelia Elie
Dolloff
Pomona Grange
Florence Farnham
Harry Rackley
Cleveland Curtis
Bernard Merry
Lincoln County
Orange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Huntoon Hill Grange
Wiscasset
Topsham and Dromore
Grange Cottage
Ill Farm
Granges
Lewis Guptill
Augusta
Back from Germany After Three Years
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bertrand host Mrs Bertrand s son S Sgt Kenneth Chute AAF who returned home from Germany where he served three years at Rhein Main Air Base He has served 13 years total and was stationed at Hickam Field Hawaii during Pearl Harbor attack Then to Okinawa for 18 months Continued on Page Four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bertrand
Floral Street
Bertrand
Kenneth Chute
Germany
Rheim Main Air Base
Sgt
Chute
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Annual Picnic Meeting of D A R Chapter in Arrowsic
Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter, D A R held its final meeting of the year with a picnic at Mrs. Belle Vail’s home in Arrowsic. About 50 members attended to welcome state regent Mrs. Ashmead White of Bangor. Guests included Mrs. Louise Garth of Alabama and Mrs. Arthur Colby. Hostesses served cakes, ice cream, brownies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Dummer
Sewall
Belle V. Vail
Arrowsic
Ashmead White
Bangor
Kennebec
Like Niles
Ada Minott Haggett
Effie
Dummer Sewall
Lawrence R. Vail
Nellie Lord
Minott Haggett
Silie Niles
Myrle
Maude Howard
Mildred ,Albee
Eleanor Butterfield
West Point Home Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
A West Point single story house owned by Mr and Mrs Niles Wallace and their son Carl was consumed by a fire in the early hours believed to stem from defective wiring. The Wallaces escaped in night clothing as Bath and Phippsburg fire units, aided by a harbor pump, battled the blaze. The family lost all belongings including furniture clothing and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Wallace
Carl
West Point
Phippsburg
Wallaces
Shorey Bros
Bath
Willard McCabe
Richard Frates
Phippsburg Fire Department
Jet Plane Crashes Monday Near Richmond
Lieut. C. P. Duke of West Union Indiana escaped with minor scratches after bailing out from an F-84 jet that spiraled and exploded near Richmond. The burst flame lit woods, sparked fires on several tracts, seen by residents, as crash crews cordoned the scene. Dow landed safely at Westport Island after bail out, carried by strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Duke
West Union
Richmond
Duke
Alfred Furlong
Mitchell Lilly
Richmond Corner
Brunswick Air Force Base
Dow Air Force Base
Mator
457Th
Dow
Westport Island
Delayed Start Possible for Brunswick 30 Room Junior High
The Brunswick city project faces a delay as the low bidder T W Cunningham Inc Bangor cannot enter a contract due to financial reasons. City Manager Nathan C White will review options and may re advertise for bids while considering the federal grant aid of 235 000. The second lowest bidder J H Miller Inc Bath offered 554 000, 16 300 above the Cunningham bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Road
Nathan C. White
T. W. Cunningham
L. S. Nickerson
Bangor
Manager White
White
Bath
Cunningham
J. H. Miller, Inc
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington, D. C
Memorial Day Observance Here Best in Years
Bath marks Memorial Day with a 10 am parade and 9 am services at the Soldier's monument. The Bath Iron Works unit, Navy personnel, Scouts, bands and numerous veterans groups join in the procession. State Senator Charles F. Cummings delivers the fore noon address. He cites Civil War battles and warns against internal inertia toward government. Vernon F. Miller, veteran organizer, completes the parade march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Center Street
Bath Water District
Bath Police
Rockland City
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works
Naval
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans
Ernest Edgar Kateon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rockland
Smith-Tobey Post
A. L
Charles F. Hughes
Navy Club of America
Bath of Elks
Gold Star
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Torrent No. 1
Fife and Drum Corps
Spanish War Auxiliary
Smith-Tobey Post Junior Legion
Salvation Army
Little League
Charles F. Cummings
Soldier's Monument
United States
Amerca
Cummings
Vernon F. Miller
Department of the Parade
T. W. Hyde Camp
Miller
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OLD Timers
Night Bath Iron Works
Corliss Street
Little Wanderers
Lions Club
County Pomona
Dirigo
Ada M. Haggett
Armstrong
Lena
Ice McGlinchy
A. My
Pier
Mr. Nickerson