Miss Elizabeth Deering Heads Field In Primaries Again
In Maine, Republican Elizabeth Deering led the legislative field for a second straight primary, renominated alongside George A. Baker while Forrest C. Legard trailed. Sheriff Charles W. Messenger won a sweeping county and city majority. Neil S. Bishop edged Justus H. Miller for State Senator with strong showings in Bath and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Elizabeth Deering
George A. Baker
Forrest C. Legard
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdoinham
Justus H. Miller
Miller
Bath
Charles W. Messenger
Harry L. Thompson
Woolwich
Mason Wright
Marius H. Page
Miss Deering
Mr. Legard
Legard
Baker
Georgetown
Bishop's
Messenger
Thompson
Richmond
Bowdoin
Earle A. McFee
McFee
Clifford W. Gray
Seward E. Emmons
Emmons
Gray
McFeee
Phippsburg
West Bath
Topsham
Arrowsie
Raymond M. MelIntire
Mein
Bath Teachers Re-Elected as New Lieut. John L. Huse School Opens
Bath schools announce re election of most current staff for next year with vacancies to be filled later. New Lieut. John L. Huse school will be dedicated before the upcoming term. Names listed include Morse High School staff and teachers across Dike North Grammar Center Street Weeks Street and other schools plus transfers from Dike and Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Huse
Smith
Edith EF. Smith
Bath
Walter W. Smith
Avon, Conn
Anna Severin
Weeks Street
W. Hazel Snow
North Grammar
Whem
Morse High School
Horace P. Herrick
Prin
Katharine A. Conley
Ruth
Pauly S. Metcalf
Roberta Hathorne
Central
Moody Flint
Doris D. Humphreys
Berenice Q. Colby
Almena A. Jaques
Margaret C. Scott
Center Street
Ethel L. Higgins
Florence A. Hawley
South Street
Laura A. Mitchell
Dorothy D. Plummer
Eleanor M. Ferguson
Jane W Redonnet
Mary A. Morris Mitchell
Effie C. Wright
Helen Frederic
Sarah E. Coombs
Anne M. Thompson
Marjorie E. Palmer
William F. Fisher
Huse
Harmon W Smith
Eleanor P. Danforth
Dike
M. Jane Feero
Lois Bridges
Ivanetta FE. Newton
Charlotte Sawyer
Center
Hope S. Hersom
Marjorie Boucher
Jean Sawyer
Playground Drive Names Seven Ward Chairmen
Mrs Edward B Hamblett announces sub chairmen for wards one through seven and the business district for the playgrounds campaign. Each chairwoman will form committees and begin canvassing for funds to support playgrounds and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hamblett
Playground Financial Campaign
Raymond Palmer
Andrew Cahill
Abram L. Kramer
Bernard Knight
Hyde Park
Joseph I. Smith
Barbara Hopkins
Jacob Smith
Prizes Awarded Pupils in North Grammar School Pitching Contest
War stamps were presented as prizes for the horseshoe tournament winners at North Grammar School. Winners include Richard Snowdon and James Smith of Grade IV and Nancy Gregware and Harold Davis of Grade VII. Pupils in Grades V to VII spent $2062.50 on war stamps with per grade totals of Grade V 485.55 Grade VI 728.80 Grade VII 875.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammar School
Richard Snowdon
James Smith
Nancy Gregware
Harold Davis
Enid M. Sawyer
Anita Bagdikian
Ruth Clark
Robert Farnham
Jane Furber
Alvin Gediman
Dean Leavitt
Majela Miller
Frederick Sturtevant
Donald Sylvester
Ruth Williams
Seven Point
Edward Rowe
John Ellis
Robert Erskine
Barbara Esmond
Ronald Shorette
Barbara Burden
Betty Chadbourne
Barbara Dunton
Harold Goding
Astrid Henrikson
Frances Marks
Amelia Mitchell
Joan Shaw
John Stickney
Carol Stover
Maurice Warner
Ann Wilson
Robert Wilson
Priscilla Witham
Patricia Cowan
Thomas Smith
George Dole
David McKellar
Ross Dodge
Hazel V. Snow
Harvey Hartleb
Cynthia Sewall
William McKellar
Arthur Brown
Alice Canacaris
Robert Rowland
Freida Legard
Eleanor Wallace
Joan Canacaris
Lillian Saunders
Lois Young
John Parker
Barbara Cooke
Roilynn Francis
Betty Footer
Richard Webber
Billy McKellar
Barbara Reardon
Joan Osborne
Barbara Lou Deering
Carolyn Miller
Sally Rogers
Theo M. MacNeil
Bath Savings Institution’s Century of Thrift Remembered
A Maine Bath Savings Institution history recounts its 1852 founding, early offices, and long record of 180 consecutive dividends totaling 9.56 million dollars in interest. It notes notable panics from 1869 Black Friday to 1933 Great Depression and contrasts mutual savings banks with other banks.
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Maine
Bath Savings Institution
Northern ‘Tribune
John H. Kimball
David C. Magoun
Wim. D. Sewall
N. Gratz Jackson & Sons
Institution For
Bath and
Sacramento
Calif
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Stock Exchange
Marine Bank of New York
Canning Oliday
Class Reception Shines Despite Extreme Heat at Morse High
Despite stifling heat in Morse high school gym, the class of 1942 reception drew the largest crowd in years. Junior committee led by Miss R Hazel Feere and Robert Erickson decorated in 42 green and white as Linnie Lizotte’s orchestra provided dance music. Several dignitaries and family members greeted guests in the receiving line, including Supt. Harland A. Ladd and Principal Horace P. Herrick. The week highlighted a wartime year with many graduates already starting jobs, and a national magazine plans a feature on the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
R. Hazel Feere
Robert Erickson
Linnie Lizotte
Geraldine R. Nickerson
Pauline M., Thayer
Robert F. Cummings
Daniel E. Hatch
J. Edward Pomeroy
Harland A. Ladd
Horace P. Herrick
Nathan W. Watson
Lester Reynolds
Amy A. Irish
Henry D. Small
Harold E. Brown
Margaret C. Flaherty
Mary Roy
Audrey Hill
John W. Cummings
Robert B. Hatch
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bright
Schools to Again Register for Gasoline Rationing
Dr J W Studebaker the U S Commissioner of Education requests schools to handle registration for a permanent gasoline rationing system to begin next month Superintendent Harlan A Ladd said teachers and volunteer registrars will be needed the exact methods and sites are undecided Mrs William S Newell left for a Boston trip on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Studebaker
United States Commissioner of Education
Harlan A. Ladd
Lightest Primary Vote in History Cast in Bath Maine
In Bath and Sagadahoc County voters joined the First District as James C Oliver of Portland lost renomination to Robert Hale amid strong Bath and Sagadahoc support. Hale won Bath by 296 and Sagadahoc by 315, carrying all wards. Oliver’s resignation question settled by the primary results. Former Governor Louis J Brann won Democratic Nomination over Ray W Stetson. U S Senator White led in Bath and county totals. Governor Sumner Sewall led in Bath with 787 votes and 1454 countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
James C. Oliver
Portland
Congress
Robert Hale
Bath
Sagadahoc
Rep. Oliver
Hale
Bowdeinham
Georgetown
Richmond
West Bath
Louis J. Brann
Ray W. Stetson
Brann
Stetson
Wallace H. White, Jr
Sumner Sewall
United States
Fulton J. Redman
George Wo Llane, Jr
Dominique J. Pardif
Carlton Day Reed
Woolwich
Clara Corliss
John P. Carey, Jr
Pardis
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Sheriff Messenger
T. Edward McCormick
Fred H. Thompson
John L. Jack
Hiram T. Stevens
Millward G. Patten
Republi
Can
Ralph O. Dale
White Arrowsic
Sewall Arrowsic
Georgetown Phippsburg
Oliver Arrowsie
Phippsburg Richmond
Mille Arrowsic
Topsham West Bath
Jack Arrowsic
Clerk of Courts
Thompson Arrowsic
Patten Arrowsic
Register of Deeds Stevens
Arrowsic Bath
Sheriff Messen- Thompherson
Arrowsic
Onan
Dale
Bath Bowdoin
Harmon W. Smith
Bath Bank
Savings Institution
Scrip
Bonds & Mort- Loans
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Boston
New Witch Spring
Ernest Poulos
Witch Spring
Route 1
Poulos
Star Lunch
Oliver
White
Sewall
Hale Oliver Ward
Jack Ward
Mel Thompsenger Son
Oy Oon County
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