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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

4

Society and Clubs Notes from Bath плав

Engaged in Bath social rounds and notables include Miss Dorothy White to Stanley Carroll Worcester engagement announced. Mrs Reynolds McCutcheon ill at home while Mrs Coffin and family visit Bath annual visitors from Worcester and New England. Knights and Ladies at most puissant temple event with gold jewels presented to wives. Several residents travel, celebrate anniversaries, and attend lectures, graduations, or church guilds across Bath and surrounding towns.

Dorothy M. White Stanley W. Carroll Worcester Mass White Frank C. Coffin Mr. Carroll May D. Carroll W. H. Sawyer Lumber Co Frank CC. Coffin Bath Coffin David L. Wilson Henry G. Shaw Wilson Irving L. Rich

Bath Iron Works notes and gossip

Bath Iron Works reached 2050 employees marking a new high for the firm as it nears its 12th anniversary and eyes surpassing the wartime peak. The Sims destroyer launch looms with a large parade and plans for bands, ROTC units, and naval contingents, while staff movements and transfers to Boston Navy Yard are noted.

Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Shipbuilding B.I.W Uss. Sims Bath Iron Works United States Navy Machias Iron Works Boston Navy Yard Charles Blunt Percy Oliver George Goldie Don Lennox George Tukey

Late Castings From Bathshyde Windlass Co

A Bathshyde Windlass Company machine shop report notes a busy plant with night crews and overtime. Two destroyer Hughes wheels near completion, submarine propellers rising to 26 units, and steering gear destined for Federal Shipbuilding. Also highlights Hessian soldier irons and Armory insignia work with naval cannon motif.

Hughes Sims B.I.W Fred Quimby Electric Boat Works Groton Conn Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Kearney N. J Coast Artillery

Arcade Alleys Bowler Showdown In Bath All Stars Route

John Dauphin paced the outside machinists as they routed the Bath All Stars by 113 pins Monday night at Arcade Alleys. Howard McNeil led the Bath team with 314 in three strings while Alex McDougall posted 293 for the winners as the layout department and others boasted high scores and strong showings in a busy shipyard bowling league report.

Howard McNeil Carpenters Bath John Dauphin John A. Doherty Charlie Nelson O.m.'s Ge Olivers Case Otis N. E. Card Drawing Room Card Propeller Department Archie Seekins Murray Bill Wilson Bill Archie Propeller Dept Gi Wilton E. Ramsay W. Wilson M. Murray E. Coombs F. Rowland Or Arden Ralph Mank Earl Cahoon Park Messrs. Cahoon

Say Many of the Boys Busy With Gossip Silence

A terse remark suggests boys are too occupied with tasks to gossip, implying a belief they ignore others. The line frames social dynamics by contrasting claimed busyness with a belief about attention to peers.

Trades and Teases From the Plant Floor Memoir

A fragmentary humor column notes Len Munsey returns to work amid illness lists and questions about Just Word visiting a trailer owned by Cram. Arthur Berry trades for a ’38 Dodge, while Mary Lowell owes $50 from a prior bet and Ralph Gay knows the details. Louis Pooler’s bowling outfit mystery looms as Dick Jenkins fears a Friday departure. A staffer teases a forthcoming plant song masterpiece crafted secretly by an unnamed colleague.

Bath Country Club Dance Tickets Sell Fast

Bath residents report over 200 tickets sold for the Bath Country club dance to be held at the new armory the night before Patriots Day. The event features one of New England's finest orchestras and is organized by a special committee from Battery H 240th C.A.C. with Arthur J. Paulin leading souvenir programs.

Col. Huber W. Eldred Portland Harold T. Andrews Fifth Infantry Naval Reserve Forest City Fort McKinley R.O.T.C University of Maine American Legion Bangor 240Th Coast Artillery 108Rd Infantry David Mullin H. Joseph Madden Carrol Watson Merle Weeks David Tabor Joseph Lausier Alonzo Haskell Bath Country Club New England New Armory Y.M.C.A Archibald M. Main Alonzo Harriman Lewiston Bath

Mrs Clarence Tanner Returns Home with Infant Son

Mrs Clarence Tanner and her infant son Russell Frederick return to their Woolwich home from the Cornish Maternity Home on Getchell Street.

Clarence Tanner Russell Frederickner Woolwich Getchell Street

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Carey, Jr John W. Conway Joseph DePalmer Floral Street Mildred E. Lessard Ralph O. Dale Dyer Flaherty Ladies Auxiliary Dummer Street Board of Education William L. Skelton Arthur J. Dunton Howard B. Barter George W. Scudder Universalist Church Front Street Scudder Byron E. Clark
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