Jones frames campaign as fight over Americanism in Bath talk
Robert L. Jones told a Bath City Hall audience that the campaign issue is Americanism not a single opponent. The Sagadahoc GOP meeting featured candidates including J. Horace McClure and Ray W. Stetson. Senator Smith and Congressman Hale were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Nley R. Hunter
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
J. Horace McClure
Bath
Ray W. Stetson
Biddeford
Congress
John G. Morse, Jr
Phippsburg
Sumner Sewall
Elva Curtis
Bowdoinham
Jones
Smith
Washington
Robert Hale
McClure
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Stetson
Hunter
Bangor
Bath High School Alumni Banquet Draws 500 Graduates
About five hundred Bath High School alumni from classes spanning 50 years gathered at Morse Gymnasium for the annual Alumni Association banquet nine class reunions were celebrated. Re-elected officers included Harry E. Ring Jr president and Nathan W. Watson vice president with other officers and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School
Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse Gymnasium
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Nathan W. Watson
Florence Calderwood
Cynthia Moses
Walter Hill
Mark Jackson
John Sylvester
Edwin R. Andrews
Warren F. Hawley
Charles W. Swearingen
Frederick D. Hill
Raymond C. Small
Catharine Leonard
Joseph M. McKenna
Edward D. True
Worrall Reed Carter
U. S.N
Isabelle Carter
Yarmouth
Admiral Carter
Naval Academy
Leland J.right
Bath
State of Washington
Highway Department
Morte High
Sarah Adams
Rupert H. Baxter
Costello Hall
Olive Corliss
Edwin Heggett
Jane Ledyard
James C. Ledyard
James P. Ledyard
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Duncan H. Farrell
David Desmond
Hooker Honored at Colby College Commencement Luncheon
C Lloyd Hooker of this city was one of 13 alumni honored at Colby eve 133rd commencement during a luncheon. Carleton D Brown of Waterville presided as gavels and Colby bricks were awarded. Hooker, class of 1933, is State Commander of the Maine Department Sons of Union Veterans. The gavels, given since 1943, honor presidents of state regional or national organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lloyd Hooker
Colby
Carleton D. Brown
Waterville
Hooker
Maine Department
Sons of Union Veterans
Boardman
Grand jurors report 21 indictments in Sagadahoc county
A near record 21 indictments were returned by the Sagadahoc county grand jury. Notables include William J. Keliher a 31 year old Richmond teacher coach charged with a morals offense with a minor girl. Also named were Pvt Lionel Levasseur of Topsham and several others in multiple breaking and larceny counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
William J. Kelcher
Richmond High School
Keliher
Bath
Superior Court
Harold C. Marden
Waterville
George M. Carlton, Jr
Lionel Levasseur
USA
Topsham
Kennebec County
Augusta
Mansir
Richmond
LeClair
Brice Booker
Siegars
Dodge
Bowdoinham
Alfred Bergeron
Brunswick
Levasseur
David
Gray Construction Company
State School For Boys
Thomas E. Morton
Thorndike
Franklin Wayne Hunnewell
Portland
James H. Williams
Daniel A. Trask
Sidney Higgins
Donald Emero
West Bath
Francis Lee
Raymond Hoyt
Houlton
Clyde Alexander
Phippsburg
Francis G. Pinette
Two youths plead guilty in Sagadahoc case at Topsham station
In Sagadahoc County Superior Court Justice Harold Marden sentenced Lionel Levasseur of Topsham and Alfred Bergeron of Brunswick after guilty pleas to breaking and entering and larceny at LeClair's Filling Station Topsham. Both received suspended sentences to the Men's Reformatory at South Windham and two years probation. Additional indictments against them were placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Harold C. Marden
Waterville
Lionel Levasseur
Topsham
Alfred J. Bergeron
Brunswick
LeClair
Levasseur
Bergeron
South Windham
George M. Carlton, Jr
Marden
Berger
David Leavasseur
Lignel
Myrtle Lodge Members Attend Maine Government Session
Many Myrtle Lodge members attended a full Maine Government session in Brunswick with a large Myrtle delegation and attendees from all Maine lodges. The afternoon featured a memorial for dead members including Jennie Oliver of Myrtle Lodge and a reception for Myrtle Stimpson and Madelyn Berry hosted by Merrymeeting Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of Maine
U. O
Brunswick
Pythian Hall
Myrtle Stimpson
Madelyn Berry
Merrymeeting Lodge
Myrtle Lodge
Maine
Auburn Lodge
Fern
Portland
Pine Cone
Merrymeeting
Myrtle
Bath
Fort Halifax
Waterville
Massachusetts
Helen Peoples
Malden
Mass
Belle S. Whitmarsh
East Weymouth
Carolyn E. Clark
Lynn
Grace L. Durham
Cambridge
Beatrice Carty
Jennie Oliver
Effie Page
Fort Halifax Lodge
Supreme Board
Stimpson
Mayberry
Gertrude Stewart
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Jennie Cameron
Lillius Larrabee
Louise Rogers
Mary Gillesie
Sadie Davis
Sadie Vage
Pearl Campbell
Harriet Wright
Sarah Potter
Morse High School Perfect Attendance Record
Morse High School reports a perfect attendance record for pupils over the year with 23 students listed as not absent or tardy. Names of those not absent include Katherine Barter, Madeline Green, Charlena Guynn, Priscilla Marble, Cynthia Osgood, and others. a second list repeats several names such as Elaine Stevens, Russell Tanner, Charles Aubut, Marilyn Bates, and Carl Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Katherine Barter
Madeline Green
Charlena Guynn
Priscilla Marble
Cynthia Osgood
Sandra Phinney
Philip Ratleff
Elaine Stevens
Russell Tanner
Charles Aubut
Marilyn Bates
Carl Williams
Malcolm Hamilton
Guy Reed
Hazel Warner
Donald White
Barbara Stewart
Richard Thompson
Frederick Watts
Neil West
Richard Marsh
Diane Sparks
Francis Perkins
Miriam Cottle
Roberta Haak
Charles Hanson
Richard Johnston
Joan Lewis
Donald McAllister
Meidon Ricker
Leonard Smith
Delmar Stinson
Richard Trask
Douglas Tuck
James Annis
Harry Cool
Richard Crabtree
Betsy Doug
Bath joins nationwide Alert drill with mixed results
Bath police chief Frank L. Moriarty called Operation Alert a success as traffic halted for ten minutes and residents sheltered in doorways. An out of state car crossed the Carl ton bridge. A predistributed damage report noted explosions at Bath Iron Works with estimated casualties potentially over 400 and ongoing plant fire. State police and local responders were alerted while Iron Works operations continued. The mock incident proceeded with officials coordinating via a new CD telephone system. The real test remains to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frank L. Moriarty
Carlton Bridge
Woolwich
Moriarty
Mount Washington TV Station Plans Stir Bath Rotary Meeting
Harold Meyer of Mt. Washington TV Inc outlined a new station covering Mt Washington Land across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont totaling 25 000 square miles with 1 500 000 residents The project touts world class coverage despite extreme weather and includes nine corporations planning a studio at Ricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ho Meyer
Mt. Washington Tv, Inc
Mt Washington Land
Bath
Meyer
Mt. Washington
Ricker
Playgrounds Open Here for Season June 22
Registration day Monday June 21 invites all boys and girls to enroll in the city recreation playground program beginning June 22. Supervisors and assistants will aid at four playgrounds 8:30 to 12 and 1:00 to 3:30, with beach trips weekly and age based eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Talbot
Lillian Fisher
Talbot
Lambert Park
Marjoriellce Jay
North Kammar
Huse
W. Allen Ford
Portland Junior College
Goddards
Carl H. Minson
Lilan Fisher School
Fisher School
Lincoln Lodge 110th Birthday Observance Noted
Lincoln Lodge 1.0.C.F. marked its 110th birthday with visitors from New Hampshire and Maine. Grand officers attended a banquet at the Sedgwick with dignitaries from Concord and Nashua. A parade and junior degree presentations followed, culminating with supper at Wesley Methodist Church and the Odd Fellows Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintel Lodge
Bath
Newshire
Connecticut
Rhode
Maritime Pro
Canada
Maine
The
Sedgwick
Lodge of
Norway
Nathan C. White
Domenic H. Cardosi
P. A
Rupert D. Kimball
Nashua
N.H
New Hampshire I. O. O. F
Truman H. Kent
Concord
N. H
David Dean, Jr
Milford
Leon E. Edwards
Reed's Ferry
Lester E. Young
East Machias
John W. Thornton
Lewiston
Leon R. Stapley
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Elwood A. Neal
Gorham
Ralph M. King
Edward S. Seavey, Jr
Hampton
Vaughn Derby
Grand Guardian
Troy
Harley B. Boutwell
Norwa
Wesley Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Temple
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Senate
Louis O. Couture
Converse G. Fenn
Fenn
Pownal
Forrest C. Legard
Legard
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Ross
Citizens School Planning Committee of
Fisher
Citizens For Conservation and Control Committee
Robert E. DeWick
E. Mason Wright
Bath City
Merle K. James
Millward G. Patten
Register of Probate
Lillian H. Heal
Cross
Arthur J. Dunton
Stanley R. Hunter
Frank W. Thompson
Additig
W-Yo
Bath Industries
Morse High
Paul Crocker
Donald MacKenzie
Arthur Burns
Connie Davis
Elaine Renshaw
Florence Fullerton
Carol Hooker
Janet Sharkey
Nancy Blair
Arthur Mayo, III
Joe Avery
Colby College
Government of
U. O. of
Maine Military and Naval Children's Home
Hyde Memorial Home For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Mullin
Chandler Field
Smith-Tobey
Nelson F. Foss
Chris Stone
Jackie Stone
Charlene
Donna Guynn
Earlene Libby
Mount Washington
Bath Rotary Club
Lincoln Lodge
C.F
Smith-Tobey Post, A. L
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