Lincoln county men chosen for induction Wiscasset March 20
Harry L Bradford announces a group of Lincoln county men selected for U S Army induction reporting in Wiscasset at 8 30 a m on March 20 to be sent to Portland. Replacements for two deserters join the contingent from Wiscasset and Whitefield. A county school of instruction and a Red Cross meeting are planned with a 6 p m supper for the organ society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Bradford
Lincoln County
Wiscasset
U.S. Army
Portland
Kelso Morris Eastman
Whitefield
Norris Arthur Preble, Jr
Boothbay Harbor
Donnell Newman Getchell
Stephen Frederick Pinkham
Charles Clinton
Wiscasset Athletic Club
Walter Duke Pushard
Middle Street
Pushard
Herbert Pushard
United States Army
Wiscasset Academy Alumni Association
First Congregational Church
Dorothy Thompson
Howard Smith
Earl Bailey
George G. Chiera
Barbara Sullivan
Margery
Norman Holbrook
Margery Grover
Virginia Geroux
Lorean Hodgder
Raymond Farmer
Dorothea Morris
Abraham Lincoln
Beatrice Morris
Ivan Shaw
The
American Red Cross
McQuaide
Red Cross
Maine
Organ Society
Sunday In Belfast And Nearby Towns Notices
Sunday in Belfast with Mr Evans rents and visits from families including the Cormiers Blags Hutchins and Angell. Mrs Fessenden Chase fell on stairs injuring herself. Travel notes list Mrs Sewall visiting New York and Providence, Ellis moving to Cincinnati, and a career conference at Morse High School Bath. North Yarmouth academy honor roll includes Dorothy Holbrook and Alison Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Evans
Edward Ans
Fred J. Cormier
Chase
Freeman Trott
Elizabeth
Bath
C. C. Blagdon
Federal Street
Frank Angell
Marcia
John Hutchins
Brunswick
Fessenden Chasé
Arthur Tiffin
Augusta
Mary Sewall
New York
Providence
Hardy Ellis
Brookline
Mass
Cincinnati
Ellis
Gertrude Marean
Parker E. Marean
Cambridge
Wiscasset
Pray
State Department
Morse High School
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
North Yarmouth Academy
Dorothy Holbrook
Alison Cummings
Edgecomb
Girl Scout summer camp plans discussed with Bath council
The Girl Scout Council and leaders met Miss Demna Kennedy from National Headquarters Boston in Bath to map a four to five day summer camping program at Sewall’s Woods. The plan includes crafts, nature study, folk dancing, dramatics and outdoor badges under a director and staff, with budget details for equipment, food, first aid and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Demna Kennedy
Boston
Sedgwick
Bath
Sewall’s Woods
Stonehouse
Miss Kennedy
Edward Sewall
Kennedy
Alfred E. Carpenter
Arthur M. Bowker
James A. Gillies, Jr
Archibald M. Main
Louise R. Staples
R. Clinton McFadden
Stanley Hunter
Saunders
W. Voorhees
Joseph I. Smith
Kramer
Linwood F Carr
Leonard F. Wetherbee
West Bath Sewing Group Advances Red Cross Work
The West Bath Sewing group held an all day Grange Hall session producing progress on children s dresses and tacking a comforter for the Red Cross. A noon meal was provided by local volunteers and the group listed many attendees and two guests from Everett and Fryeburg. The next meeting is planned for April with a dinner committee headed by Baker Howland and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
West
Central Church Lenten Service Speaker and Choir
At Central church parish house tonight at 7 30 Rev Raymond G Putnam will speak on What My Church Means to Me. A male quartet led by John Shaw will sing two selections The Wayside Cross and Softly Now the Light of Day with incidental music by Luther Thompson and Walter Olsen. The choir will sing a re prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Raymond G Putnam
Walter ©. Olsen
Luther 5S Thompson
John Shaw
Frederick Edney
Ashford
Mr. Thompson
Nevin
Mr. Olsen
Holden
Mrs Mullin Leaves Tampa Visitor Status for New York
Mrs Seti S Mullin of Washington street has been visiting Majors and Mrs George Acheson in Tampa Florida for a few weeks and left Monday for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seti S. Mullin
Washington Street
Majors
George Acheson
Tampa, Fla
New York
Maine Teachers Secretary Speaks At PTA Meeting
North Center PTA met Tuesday evening with a supper serving scalloped potatoes and other dishes. Dr. Richard B. Kennan, secretary of the Maine Teachers association, spoke on Maine education noting the retirement fund, local book buying, and school board politics. He warned of pressures from groups promoting censorship and Nazi indoctrination while urging stronger teacher training, tenure laws, and a state education board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
P.T.A
Edward B. Hamblett
Paul G. Badgikian
Ralph D. Warren
William W. Dennison
Louis M. Silverman
Joseph I. Smith
Daniel Matter
R. Clinton McFadden
Richard B. Kennan
Maine Teacher's Association
Lewis Dole
Maine
State Department
Delaware
Germany
Augusta
State Board of Education
Kennan
United States
Dr. Kenna
Dr. Gregware Buys Fine Bath Residence
Dr. Paul A. Gregware osteopath of 53 Pearl street purchased the Bath Trust Co. owned 955 Washington street for his own occupancy. The two and a half story home, one of Bath’s fine old houses, has housed many notable residents including John Hayden Emma Eames Col J Frank Hayden and John S Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Bath Trust Co
Paul A. Gregware
Pearl Street
John Hayden
Thomas W. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Emma Eames
Madame Eames
Col. J. Frank Hayden
Mrs. Hyde
Mrs. Eames
John S. Hyde
The
Charles W. Clifford
Snow Park
Bath Lions Journey to Brunswick Town
About five Bath Lions joined the Brunswick Lions at Hotel Eagle for a Supper meeting where Charles D. Bartlett was admitted to Bath membership. Emmet W. Rankin spoke on Russia Greece Turkey and Italy from his travels. The Bath club was invited by the Portland Lions to a formal Ladies Night dinner at the Lafayette with reservations coordinated by Albert Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Brunswick Lions
Hotel Eagle
Charles D. Bartlett
Bath Club
Emmet W. Rankin
South Brigton
Sumner Sewall
Russia
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Portland Lions Club
Lafayette
Bath
Albert Noyes
Taxi Recovered After Ford Sedans Theft
A 1941 Ford sedan stolen from Ralph E. Legard’s garage at 245 North Street was found Wednesday in the yard around Weeks Street Grammar School after traveling about 20 miles. the vehicle remained undamaged. Captain Butler, city marshal, serves at Fort McKinley Portland Harbor as commanding officer of Bath’s Battery D 240th CA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Legard
North Street
Weeks Street Grammar School
Butler
Frank E. Harvie
Center Street
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Bath
C. A
Goats Drive Milk Demand at Foster Point Farm
Marshall Boudreau reports rising demand for goat milk from his Foster Point road herd now totaling 11 full grown goats and 13 kids. The goats, ages three to four years on average, include twins born Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Boudreau
Foster's Point Road
Mr. Boudreau
Fred Rose
Springfield
Mass
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Rose
Lawrence Palmer
Larrabee's Grove
Lewis Palmer
Carl Graves
Scott Ward
Samuel Ward
Day's Ferry
Ransom Sawyer
Lorraine
Five Islands
Sawyer
William Mulhern
James Brann
Peggy
Eugene Brann
Cooper's Mills
Herbert White
Central Maine
Fairfield
Stanley Rose
Sabine District
Doris Crocker
Telephone Exchange
Bath
Marion Rose
Harry Snow
Brunswick
Courtney Stover
Snow
Western Union
Rod and Gun Club dinner at Sedgwick April 1 meeting
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet club plans a Tuesday evening supper and meeting at Hotel Sedgwick on April 1 with guest speaker George Stickney from the Fish and Game Department. Moving pictures from the Department of the Interior will be shown and new measures for club members are announced. Tickets available from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet Club
Sedgwick
George Stickney
Fish and Game Department
Department of the Interior
Nicholas Michalos
Orris Ames
Capt
Walter Elliott
Walter McElman
Elmer Blake
Clarence Pye
William Donnell
Leslie B. Ferris
Local social notes from Hagerstown and surrounding areas
James B. Drake of Hagerstown leaves for a Texas business trip. Doris Kingsbury hosts Navy club auxiliary at her niece’s home. Edward Sewall and wife travel to Boston for the Texas Oil dealers meeting. The Pletts and family attend Tommy Dorsey concert in Portland. Donnell party to Victoria for wedding of Miss Jane Donnell and Lieut. Lloyd Jermain. Junior Hospital League records 12 attendees as Marcia Moulton hosts, next meeting April 1 at Mrs. Royal A. Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Drake
Hagerstown
Frederick E. Drake
Texas
Admiral Hughes
Navy Club
Doris Kingsbury
Robert A. Gallagher
Edward Sewall
High Street
Boston
Texas Oil Dealers
New England
Robert C. Pletts
Gilbert
Brunswick
Portland
Tommy Dorsey
Ricker Gardens
Charles J. Donnell
Jane S. Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bath
Victoria
British Columbia
Donnell
Lloyd V. Jermain
Royal Canadian Navy
Junior Hospital League
Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
Royal A. Johnson
Middle] Street
County Career Conference Held At High School
About 600 students from Sagadahoc and Lincoln county high schools attended a county career conference at Morse high school in Bath. The program featured sessions on aviation nursing shipbuilding stenography and more with representatives from Bath Iron Works University of Maine and state departments. Similar meetings are planned for York Penobscot Waldo Knox and Androscoggin counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Lincoln
Morse High School
John Parker
Bath
Dana Cotton
Augusta
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High
Cotton
York
Penobscot
Waldo
Knox
Androscoggin
Farmington
Franklin County
Boothbay Harbor
Waldoboro
Bridge Academy
Dresden
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Bristol
South Bristol
Wiscasset Academy
Bowdeinham
Richmond
Morse
Jeannette Duncan
Lincoln County
Stephen Merrill
Merrill
Brunswick
J. Edward Pomeroy
Carl C. Anderson
Carl’s
John Mulcahy
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works
Alice Frost Lord
Lewiston Evening Journal
Lewiston
H. Daniel Williams
First National Bank
David Y. Alkazin
Edward E. Roderick
State Department of Education
Ber
Bureau of Social Welfare
Department of Health and Welfare
Lance Cooper
School Department Names and Staff Listings
Reads like a roster of Augusta and Boothbay Harbor education and local services. Includes Florence L Jenkins and Leon Brown from Augusta home economics and auto mechanics at Madison high school. Also lists Albert S Noyes at Bath Trust Co and Reginald Harris attorney at law Boothbay Harbor. WGAN staff member noted in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Nursing
Augusta Home Economics
Florence L. Jenkins
State Department of Education
Augusta
Auto Mechanics
Leon Brown
Madison High School
Madison
Albert S. Noyes
Carlton Bridge Toll Bill Advances to Engrossment
The Maine House moved a bill to lift Carlton Bridge tolls between Bath and Woolwich, with May 1 as the target date if funds suffice. Proponents argued available funds retire bonds now, while opponents noted regional taxpayers would bear taxes if delays continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Bath
Woolwich
Maine House of Representatives
House
Leo G. Shesong
Portland
Shesong
Elizabeth Deering
Edward B. Denny, Jr
Damariscotta
Cleveland Sleeper, Jr
Rockland
Raymond M. McIntire
Phippsburg
Charles E. Dwinal
Camden
Maine's Crabmeat Industry to Grow
Boothbay Harbor March 19 Maine's infant crabmeat canning industry started at Stonington last summer and is expected to expand quickly with packers planned at Stonington East Machias Friendship and Rockland. The industry now reaches eastern retail markets aided by advertising and Maine Development Commission efforts. Greenleaf predicts strong supply along the coast and notes a possible foreign crabmeat duty to help Maine interests with promotional plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Stonington
Arthur R. Greenleaf
East Machias
Friendship
Rockland
Greenleaf
Maine Development Commission
Development Commission
Sherman Lewis Charged With Copper Wire Larceny
Sherman R. Lewis was arrested Wednesday after noon by local police and charged with larceny of about 200 pounds of copper wire from beside the Bath Water District building on Washington Street. Police say he signed a confession admitting theft from Central Maine Power Co. Monday night and that the wire, cut into short lengths, was sold to Portland parties at eight cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman R. Lewis
Bath Water District
Washington Street
Lewis
Central Maine Power Co
Portland
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Winona Leavitt
Leiva Weeks Bailey
H. L. Bradford
Traverse
Superior Court
Annie Adams
Fred L. Burns
Richard Castner
Edwin P. Collins
Joseph E. Crocker
Addie Dolloff
Leonard P. Fitch
Charles E. Foss
Emery N. Greenleaf
Boothbay
George W. Greenleaf
F. Burton Haggett
Esther Hallowell
Jefferson
Edgar Huskins
Southport
Louise Jackson
Freeman Littlefield
Elliott Oliver
Nobleboro
George D. Oliver
Roger Trainer
Bertha Merry
Ross Nichols
Gladys Light
Ralph Gross
Caroline Farner
Frances Petrie
Heles Gorham
Clarence Dailey
Gladys Sherman Willian
Bo Dickinson
Merrill Dickinson
Memorial Hospital
Clarence A. Richards
South Portland
Mildred Moulton
Richards
John E. Watchins
Bath Tron Works
Ormond Pitcher
Water Street
Charles Lee
Paul Bailey
Linwood Luce
Readfield
Luce
National
West Bath
Maine Teachers
Rumford
N.Y
Vermont
DR. Gregware
Fine Bath
Brunswick Town
ROD and Gun Club
Aviation Auditorium
W. H. Marden
Waterville
Helen L. Varney
Alfred M. Senter
W. F. Senter Co
Electrician
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Helen F. Dunn
Howard C. Bates
William S. Newell
Henry C. Wright
Thomas S. Gibbons
Mary Bates
Bates
Cape Elizabeth
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Co
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