Father Scout Banquet a Big Success in Portland
The Father and Scout banquet at Morse High School gym drew 361 attendees as fathers and sons shared a full dinner served by 40 volunteer waitresses. Guest speakers, including Herbert L. Patrick, urged fathers to build stronger homes through partnership with their sons and warned against silly questions that embarrass youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Joseph W. Larrabee
Edwin R. Andrews
Fathers and Sons
Chester A. Plant
Andrews
Dane Wescott
Portland
Herbert L. Patrick
Pine Tree Council
Patrick
Mr. Patrick
Father & Son, Inc
Cosmopolitan Club Holds Busy May Meeting Events
At the Cosmopolitan club May gathering members reported on the Flippy-Hippy Fashion show which added 20 to the philanthropic fund and garden department proceeds from the May breakfast totaling 40. A cake sale added 5.20 to philanthropy. a building project was discussed with a June vote pending fund-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Philanthropic
Garden Department
Baer Connard
House
David S. Cogan
Herbert T. Caverly
Charles A. Soule
Chester A. Roberts
Charles H. Frost
Isadore Singer
Rose D. Hunter
Elizabeth Deering
Herbert R. Lemont
Harry W. Tucker
Zitamarie Sullivan
Lorraine Holmes
Joseph Marion
Central Grammar School
Granville M. Colby
Mrs. Colby
Frederick Watson
Frances Pinkham
Columbia
Audrey Anderson
Chloe Deraps
Mary McNeil
Dorothy Stanton
Doris Savage
Mary Young
Mae Walsh
Carolyn Olmstead
Anna Coffill
Charles Johansen
Ernest Walls
Margaret Libby
Anna Day
Richard Wong
Albion Flemings
Emma King
Audrey King
Harry Barrett
Betty Anderson
Robert King
Bertha Sutherland
Jeannette Dyer
Edyt
Bath Native Miss Bates Named Washington County Agent
The Maine Extension Service announced Miss Mary L. Bates of Bath will become home demonstration agent in Washington County on July 1, succeeding Mrs. Hortense B. Monaghan. Bates, a University of Maine senior, majors in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Extension Service
Mary L. Bates
University of Maine
Washington County
Hortense B. Monaghan
Bates
Bath
The
University
Mother's Day Thrill From Son Overseas Call
Mrs. Andrew B. Hart of 21 Floral street received a great thrill on Mothers Day when her son Private Robert E. Hart U S A telephoned from Camp Wheeler Georgia after volunteering for service with the Selective Service Board and leaving March 15 for his year's duty. He first went to Fort Devens before transfer to Camp Wheeler. William H. Small of Pleasant street has returned from a visit in Tenants Harbor with his brother Harold Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Hart
Floral Street
Robert E. Hart
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Hart
Selective Service Board
Fort Devens
Mrs. Hart
William H. Small
Pleasant Street
Tenants Harbor
Brother
Harold Small
Republican Women Attend Miss Martin Luncheon in Bangor
Miss Marion E. Martin, assistant to the RNC chairman, hosts the State Committee women and county vice chairmen at the Bangor House luncheon. Attendees include Mrs. Clara Hayes, Miss Bessie Dickinson, and Mrs. Josephine Hutchins. Mrs. Martin discusses war views, federation of women clubs, and praises Congresswoman Margaret Chase Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Martin
Republican National Committee
State Committee
Bangor House
Clara D. Hayes
Brunswick
Bessie Dickinson
Bath
Josephine Hutchins
William Martin
Miss Martin
Margaret Chase Smith
Bangor
Bath Navy Club to entertain guests this Thursday
Ernest C. Fiedler former national Navy club commandant and Mrs. Amy Fiedler national auxiliary chief visit Bath Auxiliary of the Admiral Charles F. Hughes ship. They will be entertained at a seven o clock banquet at Hotel Sedgwick then attend meetings and a smoker. The Fiedlers stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hartline. Gouvernor Sewall and daughter Alexandra attended the Excetor launching and dined with Mrs. Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Fiedler
Navy Club
Amy Fiedler
Millville
N. J
Navy Club Auxiliary
Charles F. Hughes
Bath
Bath area to get prefabricated homes from Maine Builders Inc
A new corporation Maine Builders Inc plans to erect precision built prefabricated dwellings in Bath to house defense industry workers. Homes 24 by 30 feet will offer four to six rooms with basements or heating options, priced from 3000 to 4000 dollars and monthly rents around 26 to 34 dollars. Buyers in the National Defense area may put down as little as 10 percent under FHA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Carlton Barn
Woolwich
F. W. Carlton
Maine Builders, Inc
Donald A. Huff
State of
Maine
John J. Keegan
C. H. Leroy
Boston
Enoch C. Huff
Lynnfield
Mass
Kimball Field
Lincoln Street
Roger ID. Skillings
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hardings
National Defense Area
Federal Housing Administration
Mr. Hutt
Kimball
Watch His Step New Street Ordinance Passed
A city council in an overtime session enacted a new street traffic ordinance. Judge John J. Keegan prepared it in eleven typewritten pages with sixty two sections across nine articles, detailing definitions, parking limits, one way streets, bus stops, loading zones and stop signs at 64 intersections. The measure, read in full then by title, passed in concurrence amid discussions and referrals to multiple committees for various provisions and associated petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
McInnes
Man arraigned after Friday home intrusion with gun
William Ross of San Diego a Bath Iron Works worker faced municipal court on assault with a dangerous weapon after he allegedly forced entry at Postmaster Charles Cahill's home on High street. Deputy Kingsbury pursued, seized a .38 snub-nosed revolver, and policed the arrest with Cahill praising swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ross
San Diego
Calif
Bath Iron Works Corp
John J. Keegan
Gardiner R. Deering
Ross
High Street
Charles H. Cahill
Cahill
Kingsbury
Hotel Sedgwick
Secret Service Department
Bath Maine and Bath England Exchange Broadcast on Shipbuilding
The Bath Maine city officials spoke by short wave to Bath England under the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies. Mayor Walter C. Rogers Archibald M. Main Henry W. Owen Jr and Arthur Sewall contributed remarks on shipbuilding defense shipping and the Bath British War Relief Society. Also noted is the move of Mr and Mrs Guy Yates from 28 Russell Street to the Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp in South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
England
America
Walter C. Rogers
Archibald M. Main
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Arthur Sewalld
Rogers
Main
Summer Sewall
Owen
Sewall
British War Relief Society
United States
Great Britain
Guy Yates
Russell Street
Bath Iron Works
Todd- Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp
South Portland
Yates
Huangor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morse High
Bath’s Navy Club
Sumner Sewall
Alexandra
Gov
Exceller
B.lw
South Wharf
Kennebec
William Daley
Dyald Avery
Henriette Gehan
John F. Gehan
New York City
Seguin
Prontion
South A
Iptly
Treas- Young
Fire Department
Battery D
Fort McKinley
Rogers Yard
Kelley, Spear Co
Pejepscot Paper Co
Finance Committee
Board of Assessors
Patten Free Library
South End
Maple Street
Academy
Chestnut Streets
Water Service
Center Street
Thayer
Committee On Water and Water Works
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Water Street
Committee On
West Side
Cobb Road
Gediman
Carter
Footer
Ha Hic
Board of Highways and Sewers
Upper High Street
B.lw. Employe
Mr. Cahill
Mr. Kingsbury
Mayor and Associates
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