Albert S. Noyes Elected New King Lion
Albert S. Noyes was elected president of the Lions club at a Sedgwick meeting to fill the vacancy created by Andrew M. Butterfield’s non-acceptance. Other officers elected include Second VP John Taylor and Third VP Edward True, with finances reported as strong. Plans for Charter Night, district gatherings, and a summer warning-center schedule were outlined, and guests from Portland and Boothbay Harbor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Noyes
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Noyes
Andrew M. Butterfield
Butterfield
John Taylor
Edward True
Elmer Williams
Taylor
King Lion
Arthur L. Pratt
District Warning Center
Albert Noyes
Duncan McInnes
Wallace Ham
Arthur Bowker
Edwin R. Andrews
Henry O. Trowbridge
Harry Thompson
Arthur Pratt
Alexander MacDonald
William Fradkin
Everett Pierce
Abraham Kramer
Archibald M. Main
Charles Bartlett
Carl Swanton
Leon Fortin
Edwin Powers
Arthur MacDonald
Lion Arthur L. Hinman
J. Francis Jansen
King Lion Pratt
Augusta
Bath Club
Charles Hoebel
Bath Sea Scout Troop
William Ballou
Navy
Joseph V. Kahil
Portland
Raymond Libby
Boothbay Harbor
Court refuses review Carlton Bridge case
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a Maine suit seeking 6836 for damages to the Kennebec river drawbridge between Bath and Woolwich after a Coast Guard cutter struck it in 1939. Lower courts held lack of jurisdiction due to immunity from land-damage suits. A. M. Cutler and daughter, residents of Oxford Ohio, are visiting Bath and staying with Mrs. E B Smith. Cutler, a Bath sailmaker, is in frail health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Maine
United States
Kennebec River
Bath
Woolwich
United States Coast Guard
Hex
Federal District Court For
Federal Circuit Court
Boston
A. M. Cutler
Rs. Ward
Oxford
Ohio
E. B. Smith
Middle Street
Cutler
Myrtle Lodge State Officers Attend June Session
State officers and dignitaries attended Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies for the June quarterly session in Brunswick. Morning readings, a memorial service for deceased members, and one degree were noted. A luncheon and evening reception honored Lady Governess Lucelia Blake and conductor Nellie Hunt with gifts, flowers, and travels plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Maine
Knights of Pythias Hall
Washington Street
Lucelia Blake
Elsie Alexander
Brunswick
Florence Churchill
Portland
Etta Walker
Emily McMann
Marion Darrah
Mary Gillespie
Alice Lewis
Annie Lemont
Mabel Tibbetts
Nellie Hunt
Central Church
Myrtle Lodge
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Sadie Davis
Mary Curtis
Gertrude Stewart
Blake
Hunt
Supreme Court
Dover N. H
Mrytle Lodge
Bertha Cullinan
Alice Dunning
Addie Murray
Waterville
Velma Neilson
Emma Haley
Georgiana Wilson
Edith Nash
Frances Clark
Hazel Schottler
Louella Reed
Marion Stevens
Hal Tibbetts
Louise Rogers
Alice Holt
Patriotic Civil War groups hold Lewiston convention and elections
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary along with allied Civil War bodies concluded their sessions in Lewiston. Officers were installed by national secretary Maude B. Warren. Maurice J. Warner elected department commander, with George F. Stuart named successor at the gathering with G A R members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Lewiston
Auxiliary
Ella Holston
Cumberland Mills
Frances L. Warner
Bath
Katherine Haswell
Saco
Beulah Freeman
Faye Corbett
Farmington
Katherine Vater
Stella McRae
Rockland
Rutie Connelley
Waterville
Florence Fairbrother
Camden
Lucelia Blake
Hilda York Norway
Edith Farnham
Portland
Mildred Webster
Springvale
Mabel Morris
Westbrook
Leonard Holston Westbrook
Maude B. Warren
Brockton
Mass
Mabel Ansert
Mary Pratt
P.D.U
Florence Robinson
P.D.P
Ila Day
Gertrude Stewart
Jennie Garey
Alice Rideout
Clara Peterson
Helen Pratt
Lizzie Haggett
Dept
Maurice J. Warner
Department
Harry Warner
Vernon W. Miller
George Melzard
Gardiner Crocker
Earl Legard
Philip Boyd
Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Otis L. Coffin
Freeport
George F. Stuart
George H. Jones
Oxford
John Palmer
Waldoboro
DeWitt
American Legion Hall
Salvation Army Hall
Ensign Jameson to address Club 42 Thursday
Ensign Ann Jameson U S Navy will speak at Club 42 rooms Thursday at 8 p m She is the first WAVe assigned to Bath Iron Works in the Administrative Department a Northampton Naval School graduate She previously worked for the Boston Welfare Department and attended Boston University for three years Her brothers serve in the Navy and Army and she helps recruiting efforts Club members may attend the talk rummage sale proceeds go to club members only Horace Mitchell at Bath Iron Works left for a Canadian vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Frederick Warren Thomas
Edward P. Thomas
Freemont Street
Morse
Ella A. Wood
Henry Eames Wood
Richard E. Caulon
Ernest P. Poulos
West Bath
U. S. Army
Robert Edward Rice
Andrew M. Rice
Elizabeth R. Moses
Allan Spear
Charles McKay
Martha E. Day
Walter F. Day
South Street
Colonel Dummer Sewall
Beverly Packard
Arthur Packard
Beacon Street
Bath High School Alumni Association
Barbara Page
Marius Page
Academy Street
Bath Teachers’ Club
Robert Stanley Gilchrist
Rudolph G. Gilchrist
Bedford Street
Rennselar Polytechnic Institute
Robert
Maine Nautical Academy
Castine
Anna May Berry
Alton C. Berry
Woolwich
Club 42
U. S. Navy
Signal Corps
Ensign Jameson
Mary Carroll
Jury awards $1,000 in Colby trespass case at Sagadahoc court
Renaldo A. Colby wins $1,000 in a Sagadahoc Superior Court trespass action against Jesse L. Tarr for allegedly cutting shade trees on Colby’s Richmond Camp Ground. The June term panel returned the verdict Wednesday morning as defense counsel Bridgham Rubin concluded their case. A taxi collision suit followed, seeking $2,000 from James B. Lemont after a Jan. 25 crash at Oak and Washington Streets, with testimony detailing speeds, weather and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaldo A. Colby
Gardiner
Traverse
Sagadahoc
Mr. Colby
Jesse L. Tarr
Richmond
Colby
Edward W. Bridgham
Harold J. Rubin
Ernest McLear
George Hunt
Augusta
Bartlett O. Smith
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Oak and
Washington Streets
Charles T. Small
Messrs Bridgham and
Rubin
Lemont
Oak
Washington
Charles F. Cummings
Chrysler
Bridgham
Cummings
Small
John Stevens
East Harpsne
Winter Street
Lemott
Reid Perkins
High Street
Joseph Thibodeau
Oak Street
American Legion Hall
Green
Smal
Foremen's Club Banquet at Phoenix Highlighted by Speakers
The Bath Iron Works Foremen's Club closed its season with a banquet at the Phoenix club. President Alexander MacDonald led the meeting and guests, with talks by Archibald Main unable to attend and Edward Edgren discussing gasoline shortages and transport to the yard. The event stressed cooperation and wartime effort amid material and supply challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Werlhe Dax
Phoenix Fire Club
Alexander MacDonald
Archibald M. Main
Luther Tron Works
Edward Fo Edgren
Roland Fo Wilh
Bato
Ron Corp
Fle
Sonitt
Newell
Taek
Tinal Peake
Marty
Averitt
Excellent Pupils Set School Tardy and Absence Records
The report lists North Grammar School grade six pupils with perfect attendance and punctuality for parts of the term and year. It names students winning seven point awards, suspensions, illnesses, and notes on students remaining abed or confined, with references to local officials and school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammar School
Sixteen Citizens Granted Rights at Sagadahoc Naturalization
A Sagadahoc Superior Court June term naturalization proceeding granted U S citizenship to sixteen applicants. Judge Arthur E. Sewall presided and urged civic responsibility as the class, including George W. Campbell and Charles B. Vachon among the new citizens. Some names include Konvalia Reseda Jacobson, Joseph Jenkins, Lena Beaney, Fred Beaney, Nancy Oulton, and others. two change-name requests were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Arthur E. Sewall
Kittery
Justice Sewall
George W. Campbell
West Springfield
Mass
Charles B. Vachon
Marie Anna Despres
Konvalia Reseda Jacobson
Joseph Jenkins
Lena M. Beaney
Fred T. Beaney
Dormer E. Oulton
Steven Hlister
Stephen Hlister
Margaret M. Wyman
Ronald C. Oulton
Abram Majehemer
Abraham May
Carl C. Kronstrand
Robert S. Wellner
Marie C. Lemay
Clara C. Eaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morse High
Violet Dyer
Horace P. Herrick
Robert Huse
Robert Gilchrist
James Farnham
Alden Thomas
Robert Joseph Bailey
Richard Orville Chadbourne
Richard Eugene Footer
William Alexander Forbes
Robert Lee Goodrich
Haviland Leon Harper
Andrew Joseph Hart
Guy Beddoes Hynes
Edward Francis Jones
Carlton Burton Kelley
Robert Daniel Levin
Richard Ernest Poulos
Ernest Merritt Shea
Joseph Torrey Spear
Charles Daniel Sullivan
Malcolm Robert Varney
Robert Earl Wagner, Jr
Elmer Small Wallace
Richard Knowlton Watson
Chester Avery Wright
Richard Poulos
Robert Levin
Joseph Spear
Robert D. Levin
Andrew Hart
Evelyn H. White
Miss White
Herrick
Robert Rice
Robert Erickson
Elizabeth Hill
Martha Day
Elizabeth Burgess
Margaret Gowdy
Evelyn White
Robert Vin
Carol Hildredth McCourt
Walter J. McCourt
Phippsburg
South End
Parent- Teacher Association
Evelyn Mary White
Herbert C. White
Dike
Dummer Sewall
Evelyn Young
City
Nate Young
William E. Raynes
U. S. Army Air Forces
Gulfport
Eunice Geraldine Melzard
Pvt
Wilson F
USN
Ivory Strout
Sagadahoc Ferry
Frances R. Lowery
Front Street
Robert A. Besaw
Hyde Windlass Co
Villanelle
Eva Dell'Acqua
Elgar Orchestra
Charles M. Tubbs
Uncle Sam
Joseph Hammond
Russia
Arlene Waite
Carlton Bridge
State
Maude Whitehurst
Alice B. Berry
Sadie B. Ricker
Annie Johnson
Auburn
Ada Freeman
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Horace Mitchell
Upper Washington Street
Canada
Renaldo Colby
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S
Alaska
Foremen’s Club
THE
Phoenix
Burt
Jebay
An TE Wao
Leya
Rachel
Dieveles
Eija Bedti
Pepa
Atedis
Baron Ser Hee
Syed
Teres
Noahers
Pier Royse i
Mtibasy
Cummunes
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