Hildreth Wins Maine Senate Primary Big Victory
Light voter turnout marks Monday primaries as Horace A. Hildreth of Portland easily defeats Roy L. Fernald and F. Ardin Richardson, with Richardson making an unexpectedly strong showing. Hale wins Republican congressional nomination, Pettis strength noted, and Bath Sagadahoc results recorded. Education and future campaigns teased amid postwar land appeal for soldiers and families.
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Maine
Senate
Horace A. Hildreth
Portland
Roy L. Fernald
Winterport
House of Representatives
F. Ardine Richardson
Strong
Grange
Richardson
Hildreth
Fernald
Paul J. Julienne
Waterville
Congress
Robert Hale
Andrew A. Pettis
Pettis
John C. Fitzgerald
Bath
Scott F. Kittredge
Times
Sagadahoc
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdoinham
Mckee
Richmond
Elizabeth Deering
Col. Georgy A Baker
Forrest C. Legard
Bishop
Farmers Returning After War Push Food Production
The piece notes soldiers will be discharged at about 100,000 monthly and many will choose farming, easing manpower shortages that blocked crop increases. It stresses preserving natural resources and restoring the base job of producing food and materials for the nation.
Women Collect War Bond Pledges Thursday in Bath Town
Bath outlines Fifth War Bond pledge drive with a $600,000 city quota. About 300 Scouts and postmen delivered cards. residents may obtain them at banks or from district workers Thursday morning, afternoon, or evening. Dan Williams, chair, urges returning filled or unfilled cards, noting extra bonds beyond regular purchases. Local women’s groups coordinate canvassing across districts with various chairmen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Daniel Williams
Dike P. T. A
William J. Hogan
Edmund Mocklar
North End
Beacon Street
Rotary Anns
Donald Emero
Rupert Irvine
North Center
P.T. A
W. J. Voorhees
Joseph Smith
North Street
Center
Winnegaunee
Coggeshall
Winneganee
Harold Miller
Lambert Park
Chester Allen
Burleigh McKay
Hyde Parkerrace
Paul Watts
Choaurinar
Genesta Chapter Holds Last Regular Meeting Before Summer Recess
Genesta chapter of OLES held its final regular meeting before the summer recess amid rain and strong attendance. The room was decorated with peonies and tiaras donated by Mr and Mrs David Y. A’kavan. A special meeting was announced for next Friday to confer decrees, with a social hour to follow, and refreshments served by a committee including Mrs Sanborn and Mrs Brawi.
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Genesta
Oles
David Y. A
Waehivehoi Street
Rael
Wis Sanborn
Lea Brawi
Furnished Good Music For Bath High Alumni Banquet
Joe Avery led the band providing music at Bath High School Alumni Association events. The Thursday banquet was omitted in Friday notices. The orchestra included Bob Rice, Hilton Libby, Foster Pratt, Avery Hamlin, with Ellen Dolloff visiting from Portland.
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Joe Avery
Bath
Alidinni
Association Banmiet
Avery
Mr. Avery
Bob Rice
Hilton Libby
Foster Pratt
Avery Hamlin
Progressive Morse Graduates Enjoy Class Party Across Town
A Morse High senior class party followed graduation with a sequence of gatherings. The group first visited Mr and Mrs Norman Howard on Washington Street, then Cameriscotta for a dancing party at Miss Jean Stanton’s home. They returned for cake and punch before breakfast at Miss Audrey Hill’s in Bath. The event honored a class affected by wartime losses, with many members serving in theaters and several missing. The party included numerous named seniors and Corp. Norman Guynn.
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Morse High
Norman Howard
Washington Street
Glenda Howard
Cameriscotta
Jean Stenton
Harold Stanton
Bath
Audrey Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Lakewood
Betty Anderson
Barbara Ring
Germaine Bonney
Marguerite Rines
Betty Small
Jean Stanton
Barbara Stodder
Frances Blaherty
Martha Torrey
Mary Morse
Anna Merrill
Madelyn Oliver
Hilda Staples
Ceres McCourt
Nicholas Poulos
Paul Tourtillotte
Franklyn Howe
David Desmond
Richard Godfrey
Kenneth Hill
Frank Carlton
Russell Hatch
Richard Steen
Aubrey Steen
Robert Dolan
Gordon Cowan
Randall Orr
Kenneth Wilson
Joseph Swanton
Corp
Norman Guynn
Central Church Aids Rummage Sale Draws Large Variety
Ladies' aid of Central church held a successful rummage sale in the parish house with a morning article intake and a noon box lunch. Donations from members and friends were plentiful, and a wide range of items including clothing, dishes, and hats were offered. Committee members included Mrs Eugene Sprague and others. Regular meeting scheduled for next Thursday.
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Central Church
Eugene Sprague
Howard Parks
Luther Thompson
Jason A. Merrill
Dora L. Howard
James T. Bonney
Jewis Sanborn
Sherman McQuaide
George Wallace
George Rovers
Margaret Foote
Perry Thompson
Municipal Court Docket Includes Guilty Pleas in Drivers Cases
Robert J. Clukey of Wiscasset and Vernon Meserve of Dresden Mills pleaded guilty before Judge Gardner Ro Deering to operating motor vehicles with adequate brakes and paid fines of 10 dollars plus 4.70 in costs. Fredy Gilmore of Augusta admitted passing with obstructed view and paid 10 dollars plus 4.70. Laurel A. Pinette of Brunswick pleaded not guilty to reckless driving on Route 201 but was found guilty and fined 25 plus 16.98 costs after appealing to October term then withdrawing. Charles T. Small represented the state with Evdore Drapeau of Brunswick representing Pinette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Clukey
Wiscasset
Vernon &. Meserve
Dresden Mills
Gardiner Ro Deering
Frank W Power
Fred Yo Gilmore
Augusia
Joan de Winter
Augusta
Laurel A. Pinette
Bruns
Charles T. Small
Bath
Pinette
Evdore Drapeau
Brunswick
North Primary School Honors Seven Health Certs
Seven point health certificates were awarded to pupils at North Primary School. Recipients include Cesieleechacks Burden Charles Doyle Paul Andrews Ralph Burden Joseph Melrose Carol Johnson Sidney Eaton John Roberts Rena LeGard Barbara Urquhart Glenn Carter Alice Travis Vivian Clark. Perfect attendance for the year went to Alice Travis and Ronald Trask. Charles Doyle was absent one half day during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pri
Cesieleechacks Burden
Charles Doyle
Paul Andrews
Ralph Burden
Joseph Melrose
Carol Johnson
Sidney Eaton
John Roberts
Rena Legard
Barbara Urquhart
Glenn Carter
Alice Travis
Vivian Clark
Ronald Trask
Riding Club Seeks Mountain Park Development Plan
A Friday meeting at Knights of Pythias hall featured Maine horse show films and discussion on bridle paths and a horse show this year in West Bath. A committee was formed to explore laying out bridle paths on Emery's Mountain park land and to secure permission for development. The group thanked Hon. Donald N. Small for screening the films.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Maine
West Bath
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Emery
Whiskeag
James A. Gillies
Sidney L. Eaton
Charles B. Doyle
Carl Albee
Arthur J. Dunton
Donald N. Small
Philathea class to host July church dinner
Corliss Street Baptist Philathea class met last week voting to serve the Research class with a July dinner. Mrs. Orris Ames and Mrs. LeForrest Coombs were chosen to arrange. October hostesses include Mrs. Francis Norton and others. A money making committee was named for October. Attendees listed include Mrs. Le Forrest Coombs and others.
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Philathea
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Orris Ames
LeForrest Coombs
Francis Norton
Raymond Palmer
Charlena Perham
Emerson Glidden
Catherine Campbell
Royce Crowley
le Forrest Coombs
Robert King
Roy Lutz
Beulah Pratt
William Knowlton
Chester Plant
Arthur Berry
Velma Cornis
Bernice Achorn
Far Macrong
Natalie MacNeil
Albert Freeman
Morse High Graduate To Join Navy Soon
Richard Godfrey, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Godfrey, Morse High graduate, will leave soon for service in the Navy. He is superintendent of the Corliss Street Sunday school and a respected church member. He received a silver identification bracelet at the church service, presented by Mrs Harold Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Godfrey
Ralph Godfrey
Washington Street
CLS. Navy
Corliss Street
Harold Walker
Bath Nurses Alumni Plan October Rummage Sale
At a Bath Nurses Alumni Association meeting in Bath Memorial Hospital Mrs Bernice Brown president led the plan for a rummage sale during the first part of October. A social hour followed with refreshments by Miss Ethel M Blake and Miss Jennie Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Nurses’ Alumni Association
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bernice Brown
Ethel M. Blake
Jennie Trail
Farewell Party for Arthur L. Wing at Rock Hill Inn
About fifty Bath Iron Works coworkers gave Arthur L. Wing a farewell clambake at Rock Hill Inn on a recent Wednesday. Joe Larabree hosted the meal with lobsters and other fare, followed by outdoor stunts and a musical program. Wing, a leading man in the outside machinists, will soon report for military training.
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Bath Iron Works
Arthur L. Wing
Rock Hill Inn
Joseph W. Larrabee
Joe
Wing
J. Carroll Wing
North Bath
Calvin Wing
Fifth Army
C. Burton Wing
U.S.N
Camp Sampson
Lake Geneva
N. Ae
Former Times press used for Door County Advocate
Kenneth Soule formerly of Woolwich and weld ing inspector at Leathern Smith Ship building Co in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin now works as a reader for the Door County Advocate the weekly paper printed on a former Times press in Bath The press was Mode A Duplex installed nearly 20 years ago with a faster model added two years back The Advocate circulates over 5000 copies in 12 pages Soule son of Loring and Mrs Soule of Woolwich learned welding at Bath Iron Works Navy yards and moved to Wisconsin two years ago to take the job He married Lois Schumacher of Sawyer Wisconsin in October 1943 but keeps Maine in his heart
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Kenneth Soule
Woolwich
Leathern Smith Shipbuilding Co
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Door County Advocate
Times
Bath
Advocate
Kenneth
Loring Soule
Bath Iron Works
Boston Navy Yard
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Lois Schumacher
Sawyer
Wis
Maine
Bath Folks Return From Visit in South
Mrs Theodore Smith and son David of Lemont street and Mrs G C Smith of West Bath have returned from five weeks in the South visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs A A Hitchcock of Starkville Mississippi They toured Billingrath Gardens Mobile and Beauvoir in Natchez and visited the Mississippi river near New Orleans The trip was hot but enjoyable and featured dinners in colonial mansions before departure Mrs Theodore Smith was formerly Miss Mamie Clay of Starkville and Pascagoula Mississippi
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Theodore Smith
David
Lemont Street
G. C. Smith
West Bath
South
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Deep South
Natchez
Mamie Clay
Starkville
Pascagoula
Strawberry Festival at West Bath Grange Hall
West Bath Grange will host a strawberry festival at the Grange Hall on Friday evening June 23. A popular annual event, it draws members and friends with enthusiasm. The committee promises surprises and new numbers, dedicating time to making it the best festival yet.
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West Bath
Cosmopolitan Drama Club plans summer play and events
Cosmopolitan Club Drama Group met to review casting for Her First Assignment a one act play to be staged soon. Barbara Younger chairs the committee with Ruth Freeman and Melvin Howe to organize Bathing Beauty Contest arrangements for the Street Fair and future theatre outings. The next meeting is June 28 at the club rooms.
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Drama Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Barbara Younger
Roscoe P. McFadden
Ruth Freeman
Carl French
Cosmo Club
Dramatic Club
French
Melvin Howe
Summer Activities For Young People At Morse High
At Morse High a plan for summer activities was announced by E H Robinson director of the USC and Miss Emily Reed assistant director. Proposed events include a block dance on June 23 on Washington Street with Leeman's orchestra from 8 30 to 11 30 open to the community. A Morse High softball game between boys and girls teams is set for June 28. A high school dance series may start June 30 at Huse school gymnasium, with dances twice weekly if well received. A student committee will arrange events and there are plans for bicycle trips hikes weenie roasts and weekend camping for girls.
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Morse High School
E. H. Robinson
USC
Emily Reed
Board of Aldermen
Washington Street
Oak
Leeman
Huse School
Tool Engineers Meet at Hyde Windlass Co
The Portland chapter of the American Society of Tool Engineers gathered Friday afternoon at Hyde Windlass Co in Bath. Edwin R Andrews, local ship machinery plant superintendent, led the visit as the first president of the chapter. The group toured the plant, watched propeller casting, dined at the Hyde Windlass Cafeteria, and heard a lecture and film in the drawing room by J T Beard of Socony Vacuum Oil Co. Chapter officers include John M Johnston, William T Howley, Wilma J Letch, Winfred D Farr, and Harold D Andres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
American Society of Tool Engineers
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Edwin R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass
J. T. Beard
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
John M. Johnston
Rumford
William T. Howley
Wilma J. Letch
Kittery
Winfred D. Farr
Ocean Park
Harold D. Andres
Auburn
White Ribboners Plan June Social and Picnic
The monthly W C T U meeting was held at Mrs Eugene R Brown's home with plans for a social on June 27 at Mrs Bertha Robinson's house and a picnic on July 11 at Morse shipyard in Winnega nee. Theresa Hill led a Child Welfare program and devotional services were arranged by Mrs Eugene Brown. State president Augusta Christie sent a note. no regular meetings will occur in July or August.
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W.C.T.U
Eugene R. Brown
Deering Street
Bertha Robinson
Middle Street
Morse
Winneganee
Theresa Hill
Eugene Brown
Augusta Christie
Bath woman elected head of auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans
Mrs. Maurice J. Warner was unanimously elected Department President of the Maine Department Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War at a late August conference. Officers named include Mrs. Stella McRae Rockland vice president and Mrs. Ruby Con legyer Waterville chaplain with a slate of regional council members and alternates.
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Maurice J. Warner
Maine Department
Sons of Union Veterans of
Ila Day
PDP
Brunswick
Gertrude Stewart
Alice Rideout
Edith Miller
Jennie Miller
Warner
Mabel Ansert
Mary Pratt
Pratt
T. W. Hyde
Daniel Chaplin
Bangor
P. D. Commander
Harry Warner
Wesley Lemont
War Bond Drive Progress Report and Meeting Plan
Daniel Williams, chairman of the Fifth War Loan committee, reports bond sales totaling 108,353.50 up to Friday noon. The drive has run five days. Women’s organizations aiding the house to house drive will meet at City Hall in the council room at 7:30 this evening.
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Daniel Williams
Fifth War Loan Committee
City Hall
New Coupon Values Announced for A10 B8 and C3
Last day for A10 coupons good for three gallons. B8 and C3 coupons good for five gallons.
Probation for three men after grand jury indictment
Willard C. Nadeau of Rockland Willis F. Moore of Bangor and Saul Schenker of New York City were placed on probation for one year by Justice Nathaniel Tompkins of Houston after a Saga dahoe County Superior court grand jury indictment. Court recessed Friday afternoon and will reconvene Tuesday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Nadeau
Rockland
Willis F. Moore
Bangor
Saul Schenker
New York City
Sagadahoe County
Superior Court
Nathaniel Tompkins
Houston
Belfort man pleads guilty in Bath traffic case
Ralph Webster of Belfort N C pleaded guilty in Bath Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident without stopping and failing to make himself known. Judge Gardiner R. Deering imposed a $50 fine and $4.70 costs. State Trooper Frank W. Powers was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Webster
Belfort
N. C
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath
Frank W. Powers
Shaw Family Vacation at Popham Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Shaw and their daughter Joan of North Street are staying at their cottage at Popham, enjoying a quiet seaside retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Shaw
Joan of
North Street
Popham
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Cryptoquote
Puzzle page lists across and down clues including Observes Persia famous relief and various word fragments. Includes Cryptoquote EDGBCECUY LSGDM G MYULT WSGDB, XOUAGYIS CM GILGTM TUPYF-LACE- KCSD and a quote from Phaedrus about listening with the ear and not believing hastily.
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R. N
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Progressive Party
Central Church Aid
North Primary
Schookb
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Mountain Park
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Wooolwich
Cosmo Drama Club
Sons OF Veterans
OPA
New England
Persia
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Asa
Asia
Xouagyis
KCSD
Phaedrus
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