Lamson Destroyer Launch Draws Thousands At Bath Iron Works
The 1500 ton destroyer U S S Lamson slid into the Kennebec at 12 03 p m amid a grand launch with Miss Frances W Andrews sponsor and Gov Louis J Brann in attendance. Bath Iron Works officials and naval dignitaries attended a luncheon after the ceremony as a crowd of over four thousand watched the spectacle.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
U.S
Lamson
Kennebec
Washington
Louis J. Brawn
Fifth Infantry
Uncle Sam
William Daley
Donald Avery
U. S. S. Drayton
Frances W. Andrews
Adolphus Andrews
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D. C
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Drayton
U. S
Reception for Maine Odd Ladies leaders at Myrtle lodge
Mrs Annie J S Lemont and Mrs Lucelia E Blake were honored at a Friday evening reception in Odd Fellows hall after a large June meeting. More than 150 guests from Auburn Fern Portland Lewiston Brunswick and Lisbon Falls attended. Gifts included a leather overnight case and an electric coffee percolator. The Swain family provided a long entertainment program followed by ice cream and crackers.
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Annie J. S. Lemont
Lucelia E. Blake
Maine
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
Auburn Lodge
Fern Lodge
Portland
Lewiston Brooks
Pine Cone
Hyacinth Lodge
Lewiston
Merrymeeting
Brunswick
Myrtle Lodge
Fort Halifax
Kennebec
Ladies Club of
Lemont
Mabel S. Shepard
Blake
Nellie Hunt
Winona
Kathleen Clark
Raymond M. Clark
Madelyn
Barbara Oliver
Clarence Oliver
Betty Robson
William Robson
Lydia Savage
Milton Savage
Lillian Bishop
Jennie G. Oliver
Zeulika Kingsbury
Lizzie B.C. Chaney
Gertrude Stewart
Mary Curtis
Evelyn Jordan
Alice Peterson
Georgia Wilson
Elsie ‘Alexander
Fannie Burden
Fannie Clark
Marion King
Elsie Alexander
Lodge
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Arthur C. Lemont
The
Waneta Estes
Lisbon Falls
Gerald
Newell
Chester
Betty
Paul
Harold
Corliss Street Church Observes Day for Children
Corliss Street church held a Children’s Day with a morning sermon by Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt on “Five Smooth Stones” and a large young audience. The day featured floral decorations, a dedication of small children, and a lengthy evening children’s day concert organized by Mrs. John H. Hunt Mrs. Ralph Cornish and Miss Edith Wallace.
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Corliss Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
John H. Hunt
Ralph Cornish
Edith Wallace
Marjory Cummings
Ee Iceene Barrett
Love Jesus
Marilyn Towne
Retiring Morse High Principal Arthur Scott Honored
Morse High School faculty and three former staff held a dinner at Hotel Sedgwick to honor principal Arthur B. Scott who served 18 years in the district including 11 as principal He received a Hamilton wrist watch from Mr Alkazin as a token of esteem Scott thanked the staff and said his 18 years were pleasant with this last year the happiest yet He and his successor Horace Herrick attended the Class day exercises of the Class of 1936.
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Morse High School
Maine
John H. Grindell
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Elizabeth Arlene Brackley
William H. Brackley
Huse Street
Morse
Brackley
French and Dramatic Clubs
Morse High
Haviland Chaney
Harry L. Deering
Jennie Belanger
Maxine Wallace
Alfred Cormier
Ruth Brown
Jane Wing
Nellie Burgon
Ida Skhofield
Francis Stover
Frances Stover
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
Carroll Morse
Lena Kamendulis
J. Edward Pomeroy
William Frederick Mussenden
William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Mussenden
Lrack
Maryland
Kathaleen R. Scott
Esther H. Drummond
Easton
Aletter
Esther Hinckley Drummond
Norman H. Drummond
Arrowsie
Kathaleen Rose Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Green Street
Drummond
Thelma W. Dearing
Kay Scott
Carrie F
M” Club
Bowdoin College
Esther Mildred Furber
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Sedgwick
Scott
Alkazin
Hamilton
Edward S. Wright
David Alkazin
C. D. Wilson
Blair Wilson
Harold E. Brown
George B. Wolstenholme
Donald Young
Alice Magoun
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Catherine Conley
Catherine Leonard
Agnes Fahey
Alma Kirkpatrick
Cecile Veilleux
Mary Lord
Gertrude” Diggery
Mary Conley
Hester Rose
Carrie Shaw
Jannette Smith
Horace Herrick
Barrows Wins Republican Governor Nomination In Maine
In Maine primaries Secretary of State Lewis O. Barrows captured the Republican nomination for governor over Erin W. Page by about 18 000 votes and will face Democrat F Harold Dubord. Wallace H White Jr is the Republican Senate nominee and Louis J Brann the Democrat. James C Oliver won the First District GOP nomination. Simon Hamlin narrowly beat Joseph W Connolly for the Democratic Senate seat and a recount request followed.
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Maine
Lewis O. Barrows
Erin W. Page
F. Harold Dubord
Waterville
United States
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis J. Brann
James C. Oliver
Townsend
Democrats
Simon Hamlin
Joseph W. Connolly
Portland
Clyde H. Smith
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Ralph O. Brewster
Eastport
Wallace F. Mabee
Brewster
Congress
Sagadahoc and Bath Back Republican Leaders in Primaries
In Bath and Sagadahoc, Republicans led in all major races with Lewis O Barrows winning the governorship nomination over Erin W Page by better than two to one. James C Oliver carried the First District for Congress, beating John Payson and Raymond Oakes by similar margins, while Bob Messenger won the seven sided sheriff race. Sumner Sewall and E Mason Wright also claimed nominations in their races. The Democratic vote was muted due to overall primary harmony.
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U. S
Wallace H. White
Lewis O. Barrows
James C. Oliver
Sumner Sewall
Charles W. Messenger
Ralph O. Dale
E. Mason Wright
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bath
George A. Baker
Weston R. Allen
Bowdoin
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Sagadshoe County
Erin W. Page
Skowhegan
South Portland
Townsend
John B. Payson
Falmouth
Raymond S. Oakes
Portland
Donald B. Partridge
Norway
Ronald Bridges
Sanford
Oliver
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Richmond
Woolwich
Bob
Loring D. Small
J. Horace McClure
Mr. Small
Natt F. Howe
Langdon E. Green
Joseph W. Randlette
Wright
Randlette
Topsham
Sagadahoc County
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J. F. Metten
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
N. J
Walter Watson
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Frederick F. Black
Portland Harbor
Fort Williams
A. P. Fox
J. J. Yeats
U. 8
S. A
James A. Brown
U. S.A
Fort McKinley
H. W. Halterman
Halterman
Archibald M
Central Maine Power Co
R. L. Crockett
Maine-New Hampshire Granite Co
N. E. Stadig
Major Stadig
Everett Maxcy
Bertha Hichborn
Charles 3. Brown
United States Navy
Roswell Hawkes Lamson
Iowa
Naval Academy
Oregon
Mount Washington
Army
Navy
Nansemond River
Fort Fisher
Louisiana
Samson
William Crampé& Sons
Philadelphia
Hubert E. Paddock
Us.n
Annapolis
New Hampshire
Dyer
Boston Navy Yard
Paddock
U.S.S. West Virginia
Junior War College
Newport
R. I
Pensacola
Navy Department
Chief of Naval Operations
USS
Arkansas
Pittsburg
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Myrna Avery
Edith Nash
Georgia Pierce
Harriet Huggard
Casey Meets Cohen
Arthur Leroy Kaser
Ruth L. Clark
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Bobby Cummings
Florence Armstrong
Barbara Jenkins
Jesus
Marion Sanford
Ene Florence
Iris Armstrong
Our Shepherd
Enews
Madge Armstrong
Siete
Billy Hill
Glen Smith
Billy Cummings
Majella Miller
John
Madelyn Haggett
Arline Quist
Anna Day
Dorothy Sanford
Elalate
Cilaateie
Pearl Taylor
Ioio” Ora
Sel Necesden
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Stenyrester
Iris
Martha Trainor
Katherine Campbell
Beulah Pratt
Lily
Florence Darling
Eileen Piper
Eleanor Cornish
Shirley Miller
June Stover
Kenneth Quist
Elizabeth Cornish
Malcolm Moore
Deletra Hill
Harriett Plant
Our Wonderful
Shepherd
Benediction
Hon. Lewis
Barrows
Rest
State
Messenger
G.O.P
Simon M. Hamlin
Carlton Day Reed
Harry A. Plummer
Gardiner R. Deering
James L. Morse
George Baer Connard
Morris Ef, Povich
Charles B. Day
Charles I. Giveen
Savadahoc
Simon Moulton Hamlin
Charles H. Adams
Gardiner Deering
Selectmen
Morris E. Povich
Bramn Arrowsie Peete
Bath Bowdoinham