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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1940

Page

5

Society and Clubs News Out of Bath Notes for Winter

Mrs. Harry G. Deering hosted a party at Mrs. Merrill’s home on Oak street with prizes awarded in contract. Many members and guests attended, including Miss Mary Elizabeth Young celebrating her 17th birthday, while other society happenings and visits are noted across the Bath area.

Harry G. Deering St. Petersburg Fla George W. Merrill Luther S. Thompson Merrill Oak Street Clifford B. Smith William M. Adams Deering Paul Bagdikian Edwold Carter Albion L. Corliss Adolph Ehiers Isaac B. Howard John Shaw Philip Wenz Leroy F. Colby Andrews Road Mary F Elizabeth Young Doris Houston Barbara Fage Marion Small Robert Richard Minot George Rogers Ralph Houston Ralph White, Jr Rexford Stover Meadow Way White Harry White Ernest Harriman Samuel Lakin Samuel Lakin, Jr Alfred Condon William Kingsbury Roy McNeal Phillips Lawrence Young Richard Young Kenneth MacDonald Herman Barter Stover Harry W. Tucker Tampa Mark W. Sewall Washington Street Elizabeth Lawrence Society C.ar Barbara Morse West Street Carolyn Carpenter Jane Trott Joan Heald Elaine Noyes Germaine Bonney Virginia Andre Camilla Deering Ethel Blake William D Sewall Dorothy Margaret Hector Fargo N.D Bath Boston Vassalboro Oak Grove Seminary Dorothy Hector Danahall Welle Sewall John Mcinnes

Bath Iron Works foreword warns of slow period in 1944

President Newell urges firm-wide effort as naval orders ebb, noting a slack spell and planned safety gear upgrades. The piece covers employment trends, new hires Owen Lake Oscar Griffith Clayton Hall electricians, safety goggles rule, and a look at community tales from Bath including apprentices at Newport News and local fish catches.

Astee Siranchi Scould Noroushly Pres Newell Hoi Sim Teady Mare Calli Anczaz Owen B. Lake Oscar R. Griffith Clayton K. Hall Shirley P. White Pres. Newell Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co Newport News Homer L. Perguson Ferguson Tron Works New York Shipbuilding Co Camden N. J Bath The Iron Works

New Year's Day fair catch leads to nickel prize scheme

John Hart and John Hart Jr. headline a New Year catch under the Day's Eddy ice for a single title while a contest issues a $5 weekly prize with Sam Rogers first to receive the note. A Bath works forum unveils nickel film and safety lectures at Morse High School with talks by C. J. Schrefer of The International Nickel Co. and a safety emphasis across shipyard operations. The Iron Works Bowling League schedules and payroll data show 2,664 total employees with 25 new hires across trades, plus remarks on top contractors and naval-building collaborations.

John Hart Eddy Ice John W. Osborn Bath From Works Morse High School C. J. Schrefer International Nickel Company, Inc Iron Works Naval Building Swift & Co Stanley D. Henderson Westinghouse Co Maynard Smith General Electric Co Philip Wenz de Lars Co Mr. Wenz Day’s Ferry Louis Nelson Babcock & Wilcox

Destroyers launched this year and yacht Good News details

The Naval Trial Board inspects the Hughes ship after shakedown as a second destroyer of three launched this year. a 980 foot duraluminum mast shipped to Pelham Manor for the ocean racing yacht Good News arrives, with a duraluminum boom to follow. The yacht heads to Miami for the Nassau race.

Naval Trial Board Hughes Pelham Manor N. Y City Island N Y R. W. Johnson Miami Fla Miami-Nassau

Eye safety talk highlights bolt welding hazards

Dr Warren E Kershner gave an eye safety talk with lanterns and slides at the Employers Safety Committee session. Mullin described an Earl Lowery yard accident where a tack welding broke, sending a bolt into the hand. Officials noted heavy welds on pull bolts and proposed using a large washer as an alternative.

Warren E. Kershner Mullin Safety Department Earl Lowery

Esther Drummond joins University of Maine Junior Week committee

Miss Esther H. Drummond of Arrowsie as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman H Drummond has been named to the Junior Week committee at the University of Maine where she is a junior in English in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Archie Wishart Oliver Street Thomaston Knox Memorial Rockland Patricia Sewall Bradford Junior College Edward Sewall High Street Sewall Tiemas Murphy Sumner Sewall Lewis O Maine Beta Siema Phi Blaine Mansion Barrows Thomas Murphy Max Kutz Boston Edward J. McMann Grace Waterman Dern Waterman Maynard Carlton Wer Bath James Frandes Lewiston Phils Sandeum Brunswick Flanders Lesiston Marion Rose West Bath Arthur J Moore Allamont Avenue Schenectady Clara Belle Moore John Albert Beals Harry A. Beals Wiscasset Robert Skillings Portland Beals Portland High Bemiley School of Accounting Fina Beta Tau Dorice Miller Abraham Miller Lincoln Street Boton Franklin Square House Lford Davies South Yard Burlington, Vt University of Vermont George W. Davies Maxwell Street Davies Clifton Snell Maine Central R.R. Yard Snell Smell Esther H. Drummond Norman H. Drummond Arrowsie University of Maine College of Arts and Sciences

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