Iron Works Party Proves All That Could Be Wished
The Bath Iron Works party at Morse High School celebrated the Safety contest with two nights of entertainment from the Hit Parade troupe. The event featured Mary Palmer and her animals, the Three White Whirlwinds and other acts, followed by two hours of dancing as crowds filled the gym.
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RKO
Metropolitan
Palace
Boston
New York
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
Bites
Reds
Harry McGowan
Jerry Long
Claude
Marion Cleveland
Ferrari & DeCoster
Mary Palmer
Yvonne Taylor
James Rooney
Whitey Roberts
Ernie George
Royal Arcadians
Farm Credit Speakers Featured at Maine Farm Week
Two representatives of the Farm Credit Administration from Springfield Massachusetts will speak March 31 at the University of Maine during Farm Week. H B Munger head of the Production Credit Corporation and G W Lamb head of the Bank for Cooperatives will discuss production credit developments and Maine farmers bank relations. Professor Merchany will address Maine farmers credit needs. A round-table on Silks follows. Munger is a Cornell graduate and former farm management professor. Lamb, also a Cornell graduate, led the New York Cooperative Seed Potato Association and once presided over the New York State Farm Bureau Federation.
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Common Council
Central Maine Power Co
Arthur Sewall
George M. Emery
Board of Aldermen
Edward M. Robbins
Highway and Sewer Department
Emery
WPA
Frank H. Turner
Ward Two
Ralph W. Bragg
Ward Five
Horace B. Woodman
Ward Seven
Ralph G. Kennison
Augusta
Woodman
Harold P. Small
Ward Four
Harris T. Rodick
Will Lease
Kelley
Spear Plot
Joint
Standing Committee
Kelley, Spear Co
Pejepscot Co
Bowery Street
Bragg
Pejepscot Paper Co
Bowery
Washington
New England Tel & Tel. Co
Cherry Street
Willow Street
York Street
Robert H. Haskell
Percy & Small
Charles E. Parks
Fire Department
Gaudet
Farm Credit Administration
Springfield
Mass
University of Maine
H. B. Munger
Production Credit Corporation
G W Lamb
Bank For Cooperatives
Munger
Mr. Lamb
Maine Taurmers
Charles H. Merchany
University of Maine Department of Agricultural Economies
Maine
Cornell University
Town State College
Federal Land Bank
New York
Genessee Valley
Mr Munger
New England
New Jersey
Mr. Lam
Cornell
New York Cooperative Seed Potato Association
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Delaware trawler becomes fastest Bath Iron Works launch
The 146 foot Delaware, built for Booth Fisheries of Boston, launched at Bath Iron Works at 1 25 pm on Thursday. Her 735 horse diesel engine will push her to 12 knots, with improved holds for 400000 pounds of fish and reduced ice needs. Sponsor Mrs. Fletcher and Boston officials attended the ceremony with a luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick. Delivery is due in about two weeks.
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Atlantic
Delaware
Bath Iron Works Corp
Booth Fisheries Co
Boston
Robert P. Fletcher, Jr
United States
Daniel O. Hastings
Wilmington
Del
Kennebec
Aquidneck
Boston College
Bath
Fletcher
Ralph H. Osborn
The
Fisheries Co
Osborn
James Greig
Morton Selig
B. Devereaux Barker
Bay State Fishing Co
Sedgwick
Acceptance Trials of Drayton Underway
Final acceptance trials of the U S 5 Drayton a 1500 ton destroyer built by Bath Iron Works were held off Rockland on Friday The ship launched in March 1936 set a US Navy speed record until the Lamson broke it Officials from Bath Iron Works and naval inspection offices attended the trial aboard the ship Also noted is a historical aside about Lee and a violin purchase in 1883 followed by a planned visit by Mr Bishop to Lee next spring
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Drayton
Bath Iron Works Corp
Rockland
United States Navy
U.S. S. Lamson
William S. Newell
Bath Concern
Harry B. Briges, Jr
E. Everett Pierce
W. Selwyn Towne
Edward P. Steininger
Bath
Glenn H. Easton
Roger .F. McCall
R. FP. Davis
Naval Inspection Offices
William H. Averill
Lee Historical Society and Museum Inc
M. F. H. Bishop
Bis
Dover-Boxcroth
Lee
Lore E. Gordon
Gordon
Winn
Mr. Bishop
Richard P. Waters, Jr
Boston Transcript
Ranger
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Mr. Waters
Ranger Harold S. Vanderbilt
T. O. M. Sopwith
Bath Iron Works
U. S
Kennebec
Vanderbilt
Shipbuilding Company
Chandler Hovey
Weetamoe
Rainbow
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Hovey
Herreshoff
Bristol
R. I
Hovey
Harry Cook
W. Starling Burgess
Roderick Stephens
New
Girl Scout Council Annual Meeting Report 1936
The annual report by Commissioner Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees details 108 scouts in five troops and two Brownie packs, camp life funds and training, with committees and multiple local acknowledgments. It notes public support from Bath Daily Times Portland Press Herald Center Street Market and local churches. Ranger the Vanderbilt cup contender at Bath Iron Works is described with progress and engineering details ahead of April launch.
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Girl Scout Council
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Leaders’ Association
Donald F. Preble
Wyconda
Belgrade Lakes
W. S. Voorhees
Eleanor P. Danforth
Pine Tree Camp
Plymouth
Mass
Edith Cabot
Grace Church
Damariscotta Council
Archibald M. Main
Juliette Low
Providence
Elizabeth B. Deering
Bay Point
Sumner Sewall
York Hall
William D. Sewall
Curtis Publishing Co
South End
Parent Teacher Association
Bath Daily Times
Portland Press Herald
Center Street
Y. M Co. A. Grace
Winter Street
Masons
Eleanor Tallman Voorhees
Alfred & Carpenter
Milton C Trott
David S. Cogan
Glenn H. Easton
Edward Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Frank L Staples
Pine Tree Troop
Linwood F. Carr
Harry F Collins
Alaina “ Coold J. Carter
Sophie G Greenblatt
Wild Rose
Donald F Preble
Charles E. Miller Leutenant
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Hosts Dirigo Guests
Sagadahoc Pomona grange held its February meeting with Dirigo grange of Brunswick. Speakers included Stanley L Painter on beautifying home grounds, readings by Woolwich's John H. Carter, and songs by Alice Sadler and Myrtie Cutler. Group discussions covered farm papers, homemaking arts, tractor practicality, and school tax value. Next meeting with Progressive grange at Richmond Corner March 31.
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Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Alice Sadler
Sagadahoc Pomona
Clifford Gray
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Myrtie Cutler
Pomons Grange
W H. Gould
Merrymeeting
Bowdoinham
Progressive
Stanley L Painter
Augusta
Maine
Whistler
Mary Lyons
Hubert Russell
E. C. Patten
Lorenzo Masse
W. H. Gould
the Grange
John Carter
E. O. Tarr
Edith Prince
Grange
Bridge traffic and shipyard notes in Winter’s run
The article reports increased bridge traffic fueled by Winter, with Mighty Maine’s shipyard activity as steel girders are bolted to Ranger the ship once launched to City Island. It notes residents Dr and Mrs Parmenter moving to Canton North Carolina, and cites municipal election results showing Mayor Arthur Sewall’s reelection and alderman shifts across wards amid voter turnout data.
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Anywa
Ranger
Mt Maine
Kennebec
City Island NY
Yankee Yacht Buiiders
Sceafaurimne
Elli
Fo Parmenter
Banvor
Olive Soult
Arthur N Soule
Swan Street
Augusta
Canton
N.C
Parmenter
Champion Paper and Fibre Company
United States
Hamilton
Houston
Texas
Asheville
Artie Sewall
Henry M. Powers
Sewall
Mr. Powers
Melvin H. Savage
Ward
B. Pinkham
William B. Temple
George Mc Emery
Board of
Widermen
Alexander Burgess
Jr Emery
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Naval and Iron Works
Girl Scouts
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Sopwith
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Wise Owl
Hunnewell
Te Hone
Aes
Causa Jossestan
Siete Winnewell
Frank Hilsen
Anvoning Moore
BE. W. Eee.& Son
Showhegan the Company
Bigham
Thatcher B. Pinkham
William O. Robson
Frank T. Fortier
Frederick E. Drake
William T. Donnell
Charles T. Small, Jr
Gladys S. Donnell
William W. Hosmer
Bessie E. Dickinson
Asa A. Wilson
Edward H. Hartwell
Bertha M. Dunbar
Earl Temple
Elizabeth Deering
Edith Abbott
LeForest E. Springer
Harry Warner
Chester C. Aderton
Frank A. Danforth
Charles E. Robbins
Board OF Education
Allan Spear
Ward T Powers
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