Graduation Day at Emerson Grammar School Honors 32
Graduation exercises Thursday at Enterprize grange hall honored 32 graduates led by superintendent C. M. Kendrick. Program included salutatory by George Umberhind, class history by Robert Silver, and valedictory by Patricia Hurley with multiple piano solos and a gift presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Grammar School
Enterprize Grange Hall
C. M. Kendrick
George Umberhind
Annette Harford
Constance Guiou
Redlon Holman
Robert Silver
Elizabeth Harrington
Leo Lachance
Russell Ring
Mary Sweatt
Patricia Hurley
Virginia Anderson
Clara Kelley
David Hickland
Gordon Howe
Gordon Mowe
Phyllis Andrews
Arline Brown
Charlotte Brown
Margaret Carver
Roger Emmons
Ernest Cunningham
Alice Foss
Barbara Heenie
Redlon Holman, Jr
Willard Holman
Charles Johnson
Anne Kimball
Vincent Marchese, Jr
Doris Miller
Shirley Moore
Norma Noble
Elizabeth Raynes
Herbert Seigars
Karlene Sherman
Rowena Small
Richard Witham
Leo Trott
Vanessa Beedle
Amy Bradley Tent
U. V
C. W
Courtney Hinckley
American Legion
Gerry Wade
Maine
Len Fortier
John Clanecey
Paul Julian
Lloyd Calderwood
Kennebec
Sam Tarr
Peter Thannum
Edward Morrisette
V.F.W
Legion
Jimmy Doolittle
Louise Pridham
Grace Barstow
Uncle Sam
Richard Austin
Elaine Sherman
Robert Sommer
Dale Munroe
John Carver
Paula Adams
Joseph Tripp
Arthur Friend
Arthur Willis
Arthur Gasper
Chipman
Play Day Draws Fifty Girl Scouts to Sewall Woods
About 50 Girl Scouts attended a Saturday Play Day in Sewall's woods from two to 6 30 p m. Contests led by Miss Eleanor P Danforth featured relay walking and hopping events with prizes awarded to Brownies and Girl Scouts including Betty Newell Florence Fuller ton Mary Pagurko Janice Knight Patty Ames Jean Bowker Barbara Mank Irene Lait Eleanor Cummings Lorraine Donaco Laura Wyman Sally Grant Carol Ames and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall’s Woods
Eleanor P. Danforth
Arthur M. Bowker
Brownies
Betty Newell
Florence Fullerton
Mary Pagurko
Barbara Mank
Irene Lait
Eleanor Cummings
Lorraine Donaco
Laura Wyman
Sally
Sandra Daley
Patti Hayes
Katherine Pagurko
Patty Ames
Beverly Coombs
Carol Ames
Christel Cornish
Marion Smith
Junior Hostesses Entertainment At U S O Hall
The U S O hall hosted a party with informal games and dancing for service members and veterans. A list of girls who attended is given and a future event features Bailey's orchestra with Director Everett Johnson overseeing. Women aged 18 and older may register for junior hostess work at the club office or through Miss Babine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.O
U.S.O. Hall
Martha Spinney
Mary Morse
Ruth Watson
Pat Daggett
Carolyn Oliver
Jean Webster
Irene Lamb
Charlotte Caddy
Marjorie Cushing
Mildred Wallace
Mary Durgan
Bissy Durgan
Helen Boyden
Virginia Trott
Mary Tourtillotte
Elizabeth Gorham
Betty Belanger
Dorothy Conant
Priscilla Daggett
Shirley Mank
Gladys Comeau
Frances Grainger
Stella Babine
Mary J. Morse
Claire Grainger
Marie Hart
Twodebuty Bailey
Everett Johnson
Miss Babine
Georgetown Summer League contributions and local notices
Mrs. Ernest Heal hosted the Working League last Tuesday the final meeting of the season. Funds were donated to church and parsonage improvements with a local box for contributions. A motor fire destroyed a trailer owned by Clinton Cunningham near Bath with no injuries. Residents and visitors register summer activity across Robinhood Bath Kennebec Point and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Heal
Heal
League
Billa Tarr
Carroll Powers
First Baptist
Bath
Clinton Cunningham
Harry Carlisle
North Edgecomb
Mae Hogan
Albert Brookings
Randolph
Robinhood
William Zorach
Brooklyn
Linwood Stevens
Bath Iron Works
Harry Horn
Laura ‘Horne
Charles L. Kinney
Sharma
Nelia Kinney
Bangor
Robinhood Church
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Webster
Elizabeth Hunt
J. C. Bearse
Ralph Dunton
Edward St. Martin
Carolyn St. Martin
Ralph Davis
Everett Stevens
Sagadahoc Bay
Alice C. Brown
Phippsburg
Carleton Brown
Waldo Brown
Wellesley Hills
Kennebeck Point
Edwin Adams
Augusta Rowe
J. A. Bearse
Howard Heald
J. H. Brown
Truman Tracey
Portland
Clement MacMahan
Paul Wren
Boston
Kennebec Point
Wren
Sadie Warner
Dorothy Stuart
Merrill Bowles
Sayde Campbell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ernestine Hilton
Clarence Hill
Cambridge
Mass
Belle ‘Heald
Walter Cummings
Joan Michaelson
Spen
Iwccnew
York
John Kahris
Elmira
N. Y
Kennebec
Herbert McCabe
Lloyd Beers
Wool bunting flag presented to Memorial hospital ceremony
T W Hyde Camp and the Sons of Union Veterans along with the auxiliary presented a fine wool bunting flag to Memorial hospital during a lawn ceremony. Cadet nurses, trustees, and state and local officers attended as Maurice J. Warner and Rev. Walter Smith led readings and remarks. Donald N. Small, hospital board president, received the flag, which was raised with John Parker assisting. The event closed with a benediction and porch refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans of
Memorial Hospital
Maurice J. Warner
Walter Smith
Betsy Ross
Jennie Miller
Donald N. Small
Board of Trustees
John Parker
Eva J. Lemont
Hyde Auxiliary
Martha Wilson
Florence Robinson
Yellena Seevers
A. M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Memorial War Bonds Now Available at Morse High School
Certificates for Memorial War Bond Purchases issued after a plaque dedication to fallen former students are now available through the Morse high school office. Principal Horace P. Herrick says bonds show the engraving They Shall Not Be Forgotten and include a serial number. eligible students from Morse include Philip Ames Anita Bagdikian Kathleen Delong Jean Dee Frances Kenrick Ellery Kidder Richard Herson Jr Jacqueline Pert Marilyn McElman Gloria Rogers Gloria Brown Barbara Burden Philip Dodge Pamela Jane Brown Patricia Anne Cowan and Donald Spear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Arthur F. Mayo
Horace P. Herrick
Herrick
Philip Ames
Anita Bagdikian
Kathleen Delong
Jean Dee
Frances Kenrick
Ellery Kidder
Richard Herson, Jr
Jacqueline Pert
Marilyn McElman
Gloria Rogers
Gloria Brown
Barbara Burden
Philip Dodge
Pamela Jane Brown
Patricia Anne Cowan
Donald Spear
Cat Rescue by Fire Station Near Chestnut Street
A child calls Central Fire Station to save a cat stranded in a tree at 32 Chestnut street. Engine 4 arrives but finds no fire. Fireman Fred Pecei later rescues the frightened kitten, delighting the boy. The report also lists residents visiting Mrs McCarty at Popham Beach and related family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
Forest Mains
Chestnut Street
Engine 4
Fred Pecei
Five Islands Library Hours And Summer Social Notes
The Five Islands community announces library hours starting July 3 with Tuesday evenings 7 30 to 8 30 and Saturday afternoons 2 30 to 3 30. A large summer round of guests, visitors, and church events fills the weekend, including a well attended service led by Rev Albert Freeman and a note on new Baptist pastor candidate Mr Little arriving soon. The column lists numerous seasonal movers and visitors to cottages around Bath, Waltham and Portland, with travel by bath, Bath, and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lermond Davis
Good Neighbor Club
Bath
Albert Freeman
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Kathleen Rittall
Philip Pinkham
Freeman
Little
New York
Reed Guests Visit Pinkhams at Summer Cottage
Mr and Mrs Alton Reed of Woolwich spent Sunday at the Moore-Davis cottage, stopping in at the home of Mrs Reed’s parents, Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Pinkham, for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore-Davis
Alton Reed
Woolwich
Ellsworth Pinkham
Dentist Dr Williams Whitney Dies After Heart Attack
Dr Williams Whitney of Bath died at his home on North street Tuesday morning following a heart attack. A Bath dentist for 39 years he had been in frail health, served as city alderman in 1930s, and studied at Baltimore Dental College. Survived by two nieces Alden P Denham of Bath and Clarence Reed of Auburn. Funeral at Mayo Funeral Residence Thursday at two led by Rev Charles M Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Whitney
North Street
Boston
Bath
Whitney
Dr. Whitney
Rosalinda Merry Whitney
Baltimore Dental College
Maine Dental Association
American Dental Association
Alden P. Denham
Clarence Reed
Auburn
Mayo Funeral
Charles M. Tubbs
Mrs Mary McAuliffe Rites in Newton and Bath
Mrs Mary McAuliffe widow of Timothy McAuliffe of Newton Mass and former Bath resident died Tuesday after a three year illness at 82. Services were at Oak Grove Cemetery and a 7 PM requiem mass at Church of Our Lady Newton. Survived by son J Edward McAuliffe and two sisters Miss Margaret Mahaney Bath and Mrs Daniel McQuade Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mary McAuliffe
Timothy McAuliffe
Newton
Mass
Bath
Church of Our Lady In
St. Mary's
Oak Grove
McAuliffe
William McAuliffe
Funeral Rite for William O Dickinson of Chelsea Mass
William O Dickinson husband of Elsie E Wentzell Dickinson and Chelsea resident for 75 years had funeral services June 2 at Dykeman Funeral Home in Chelsea with Rev Edward Hickcox officiating and burial June 3 at Bowdoinham He was born in Bath 90 years ago leaving widow two sons Frederick W Dickinson of New York City Earl W Dickinson of Chelsea a daughter Estella M Norman of Chelsea a brother R A Dickinson Bowdoinham proprietor of the general store there six grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Dickinson
Elsie E. Wentzell Dickinson
Chelsea
Mass
Dykeman
Edward S. Hickcox
First Congregational Church
Bowdoinham
Mr. Dickinson
Bath
Frederick W. Dickinson
New York City
Earl W. Dickinson
Death of Harry C. Eastman at Groton Conn
Harry C. Eastman longtime Brunswick Record print shop employee died at his Groton home early Sunday. Born June 3 1885 in Barre Vermont he was the son of Merrill and Annie Bassett Eastman. Survived by widow Cora Winifred Martin Eastman two sons Cleve Eastman Lewis ton and Cpl Merrill Eastman Texarkana Texas daughter Marguerite Eastman Lewis ton two sisters Mrs Jessie Snow Lewiston and Mrs Alice Stimson Brunswick and several nieces and nephews A committal service was held at Oak Grove Wednesday at one o'clock conducted by Rev Dr David L Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Eastman
Brunswick Record
Groton
Conn
Barre
Vermont
Merrill
Annie Bassett Eastman
Cora Winifred Martin Eastman
Cleve Eastman
Lewiston
Cpl
Merrill Eastman
Texarkana
Texas
Marguerite Eastman
Jessie Snow
Alice Stimson
Brunswick
Oak Grove
David L. Wilson
Admiral Robert Returns Home From New York Trip
Admiral W. P. Robert has returned to his Washington street home after a business trip to New York City. During his absence Mrs. Robert has entertained their two grandchildren, the son and daughter of Lieut and Mrs Gellmore of Long Island. They will spend the summer at a camp at Squam Lake New Hampshire.
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W. P. Robert
Washington Street
New York City
Robert
Robert Gellmore
Long Island
Squam Lake
N. H
Maine Shipyards Honored For War Production Legacy
Maine officials, naval leaders, and shipyard workers celebrated enduring shipbuilding prowess at Bath Iron Works and Bath area yards. The speakers praised wartime output, noting 900 million dollars in Navy contracts and Maine as a pivotal site for destroyers and submarines, while urging continued effort in postwar shipbuilding.
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Maine
Jewett
Bath Iron Works
Roswell C. Haskell
Robert C. Haskell
Bath
Armed Services
Phillips M. Payson
Maine State War Finance Committee
State of Maine War Finance Organization
Shipyards
E. L. Cochrane
USN
Bureau of Ships
Navy
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Pete’ Newell
B.J.W
Tommy’ Whithers
Portsmouth Navy Yard
R. R. Waesche
U.S.C.G
Lyndon Spencer
Coast Guard
Spencer
Icarus
Maritime Commission
Chris Lundegaar
USMC
Emory S. Land
Commission
Ludegaard
Henry L. Stimson
Otto L. Totman
USA
Searsport
Bath Nurses Attend Association Meeting
The Maine Industrial Nurses Association held its monthly meeting at the Lafayette hotel in Portland. A dinner followed by a film about Women and Machines in Industry was shown by H. Conley, safety engineer. Members and representatives from Bath Iron Works, Windlass Co, F C D Co, Oxford Paper Co, Fay Scott, Thomas Laughlin Co, Sanford, Bucksport, Bangor and Biddeford attended. The next meeting is planned for September. Mr and Mrs James Rockefeller and their sons James and John will visit Ypsilanti, Michigan, while their grandparents Isaac Dorr of Orland host the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ralph A. Mulligan
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
Bath
Horace E. Rowe
Maine State Federation of Labor
United States Navy
Wadsworth
Newell
Maine Industrial Nurses Association
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
H. Conley
American Mutual Life Liability Insurance Co
Boston
H. Bonney
R. N
E. Colcord
E. Poland
Bath Iron Works Corp
T Hyde Windlass Co
Biddeford
James K. Rockefeller
Center Street
Ypsilanti, Mich
James
John Rockefeller
Isaac Dorr
Orland
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Richmond
Raymond Steele
Cushing Hospital
Framingham
Alice Steele
County Road
Clinton Hinckley
Gardiner General Hospital
Farley's
Richard Andrews
Sarah M. Preble
Main Street
Harvey Goodwin
Charles Lewis
Richard Parent
Hallowell High School
Dorothy
John Osborn
West Baldwin
Beverley Cadenelli
Bath Memorial Hospital
Gordon Lemont
Aubrey Libby
Libby
Charles Davis
Carolyn Hodgkins
Ernest Hodgkins
Berry Farm
Sewall Woods
Georgetown
Harold Beers
Ralph Hatstat
Hatstat
Morse High
John McCarty
Paul Galambos
Joan
Wal- Summer
Popham Beach
Seabees
Norman McKinnon
M. M
Pacific Area
Eugene Ebenhard
Hingham
McCarty
C. D. Sanford
Exeter
Fred White
Winthrop
Francis Bacon
Peter
Waltham
Brookline
Edith Davis
C. M. Kelly
Waverly
Clarence Sanford
Sedgemere Road
Quincy Wales
Isabel
Malden Island
Erland Moore
Virginia
Henry Moore
Orrin White
Woodrow Gray
Earl Spencer
Monticello
Wards Island
Alice Cromwell
Laura Harding
West Southport
Ho Rowe
Elmer Dow
Daruid Stafford
Betty
Quilicy
E. B. Clark
New Jersey
D. L. Howard
Frank Boyd
Hillsboro
N. HW
Mary M’auliffe
Marius H. Page
Kennebec Greenhouses
Kebec
Felix X. Gygax
First Naval District
James V. Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Washington St
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