Bath Physical Director Farrell to Leave for Bangor
Duncan Farrell, Bath physical education director, signed a contract to teach in Bangor next year after a well attended three year demonstration at Morse High Gym. C. Harry Edwards called Bath's loss Bangor's gain, praising Farrell's work while Supt. Parker noted the program's notable results.
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Bath
Morse High Gymnasium
Shipping
Duncan H. Parrell
Bangor
Parrell
C. Harry Edwards
Farrell
Bath Schools
Margaret A. Mackinnon
Bath Young Folk to Perform In Old New England Pageant
Elizabeth Lawrence society based in Bath and several DAR groups will present a five episode historical pageant titled In Old New England on May 25 at the Church of the Messiah Portland. Episodes feature Bath participants in A Puritan Home Montpelier in 1798 Two Heroines of 1812 Yankee Clipper Days and In Our America with guests from Fort Western Arundel and William Fairfield societies. National DAR leaders Mrs Kerr and Mrs Creyke will attend with Miss Appleby directing and narrating.
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Elizabeth Lawrence Society
Bath
Old New England
Congress Street
Portland
Maine
Carmela Appleby
Lisbon Falls
New England
Caroline Carpenter
Bradley
Jean Stanton
Betsey Bradley
Camilla Deering
Abigail Bradley
Dorothy Gilchrist
Eliza Perkins
Virginia Andre
Lucy Hooper
Jane Trott
Sally Pratt
Joanne Heal
William Bradley
Barbara Morse
Thomas Jennings
Miss Appleby
Montpelier
Fort Western Society
Augusta
Virginia Spear
General Knox
Constance Kennison
Alice Whitehurst
Dorcas Page
William Ham
Goodman Tilden
John Baughan
Master Rowley
William Fairfield Society of Portland
Paul Veazie
Benjamin Fulton
Frances Nourse
Fulton
Alice Veazie
Julia Fulton
Sally Goding
Sue
Harley Flaws
Ned
Beverly Bea
Creyke
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina
Kerr
Eastland Hotel
Tme
Edward Dc. Paine
Elizabeth Wadsworth
D.A.R
Biddeford
Portune Rocks
Rockland
Anne F. Snow
Knox Memorial Association
Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
C.A.R
Cook Arrested at Gunpoint in Alleged Larceny
Bath filling station attendant Herbert Cook, 23, allegedly drew a loaded revolver and was arrested by State Police at the Carlton bridge toll house Tuesday evening. He pleaded not guilty in municipal court to larceny of $100 and carrying a concealed weapon, with probable cause found on the larceny charge and binding over to Sagadahoc Superior Court in $800 sureties.
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Herbert Cook
Bath
Carlton Bridge
Gardiner R. Deering
Cook
Sagadahoc
State Police
Toll House
Damariscotta
Crosby
Higgins
Red Cross War Relief Campaign Sets Bath Quota
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross launches a nationwide drive for a ten million dollar War Relief Fund with Bath’s share set at 1600. Funds aid Holland Belgium Luxembourg and other invaded areas with no allocation to Germany Russia or Japan. Fifteen percent stayed in Bath for local relief purchases.
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Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Harry L. Day
Bath
American Red Cross
Germany
Norway
Finland
Poland
Russia
Japan
Red Cross
Marcia Moulton
Bath Savings Institution
Sponsor for Niblack Arrives Friday for Launch Weekend
Mrs. Albert Parker Niblack of Washington DC, sponsor of the USS Niblack, will arrive Friday afternoon and stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d in Washington Street. She is the widow of Admiral Albert P. Niblack, for whom the destroyer is named. The Sewalls host Friday night and host additional guests including Albert Parker Niblack 2d, Deerfield Academy student, Nelson Macy, and Navy League leader. Additional guests include Mrs. James Ward Thorne, Mrs. Alden B. Swift, Mr. Thorne, Mr. Swift, Mrs. Paul Rowan, Mr. Rowan, Dwight C. Harris, and Benson B. Sloane in New York City.
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Albert Parker Niblack
Washington, D. C
Candidates file papers for place on primary list
Sagadahoc candidates file for June 17 primaries with many races across Republicans and Democrats. Incumbents like Probate Judge Arthur J. Dunton and Sheriff Charles W. Messenger seek renomination. several contested fields include county attorney and state senate seats with multiple candidates.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Sagadahoc
Charles W. Messenger
Richmond
Charles E. Leeman
Bath
Raymond M. McIntire
Phippsburg
Arrowsie
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Sherwood Aldrich
Ralph O. Dale
Frank O. Dunton
Harold J. Rubin
Roscoe G. Bailey
Ernest J. Small
Senate
Sumner Sewall
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdeinham
Joseph W. Larrabee
Justus H. Miller
Carlton Day Reed
House of Representatives
Elizabeth Deering
George A. Baker
William T. Donnell
Herbert R. Lemont
Harris T. Rodick
Stanley E. Wallace
Andrew R. Cahill
Clara E. ‘Corliss
Samuel
Skowhegan
Frederick G. Payne
Augusta
Fulton J. Redman
Four Bath teachers resign from city schools
The Bath Board of Education accepted the resignations of Miss Martha E Hooper principal of North primary school and Miss Bessie M Hunt former principal of Central grammar school after long service. Also resignations of Duncan H Farrell director of physical education and Miss Marjorie Cole sixth grade teacher were approved. The meeting covered a state survey, the 1940-41 budget with a 3000 cut, and a high school activities balance of 1991.68 along with roll of accounts No 3 totaling 1639.62.
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South Street
Laura Mitchell
North Primary
Margaret Mulligan
Center Street
Charlotte Sawyer
Mitchell School
Isabel Lewis
Anne Thompson
Dike School
Jane Feero
Dike
North
Weeks Street
Eleanor Danforth
Helen Hayes
North Grammar
Eleanor Ferguson
Marjorie Cole
North Grammar School
Tennequoit
Helen L. Hayes
J. Gertrude Silsby
W. Hazel Cunningham
Theo McNeil
Central Grammar
Berenice Colby
Margaret Scott
Morse High
Farrell
Sally Ryan
Loring Hart
Martha E Hooper
North Primary School
Bessie M. Hunt
Central Grammar School
Miss Hooper
Miss Hunt
Board of Education
Alan Spear
Edwin R. Andrews
Selwyn H. Towne
Bath
Hooper
Duncan H. Farrell
Richard Libby
State Department of Education
High School Activities Association
Trio Elected to All Maine Women at University of Maine
Mary Lena Bates of Bath Virginia Choate Jewett of Westport and Virginia Frances Pease of Wiscasset were elected All Maine Women at the University of Maine Bangor dinner last week. Bates and Jewett are home economics juniors and Pease is a senior in history and government. White received a University Scholarship at Maine.
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Trio
MAINE
University OF Maine
Mary Lena Bates
Bath
Virginia
Choate Jewett
Westport
Virginia Frances Pease
Wiscasset
Bangor
Miss Bates
Miss Jewett
Delmar E. Bates
Snow Park
Balentine
Chi Omega Sorority
Brian M. Jewett
Women's Student Government Association
Pan-Hellenic Council
Colvin Hall
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Miss Pease
Harvey R. Pease
Northhall
Women’s
Associa
Bath Destroyer Gleaves Sails Through Builder Trials
The U S S Gleaves, a 1630 ton destroyer built by Bath Iron Works, completed builder’s trials in one day off Seguin with successful high speed runs and engine tests. A cargo carrier identified as a raider was observed two miles offshore heading toward Halifax, while officials praised the ship’s steadiness and readiness for upcoming Naval Trial Board tests on May 21.
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Gleaves
Halifax
Rockland
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Tron Works
W. F. Gibbs
Gibbs & Cox
New York Naval Architects
Iron Works
William S. Blair
Boston Navy Yard
Naval Trial Board
Rev J Wesley Prince Called to Bath Church
A joint meeting of Central church and parish voted unanimously to invite Rev J Wesley Prince of Kennebunk to become pastor next September. Prince preached here last Sunday and impressed many. the church will close in July and August. Communion services will move to after morning meetings. Prudential committee to paint paper and sowage at 898 Middle Street. Edward Smith of Portland visited Bath friends.
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Central Church
J. Wesley Prince
Kennebunk
Middle Street
Prudential Committee
The
Teague
Ladies Aid
Karcher Jackson
Cressey Wins Bowdoin Scholarship in Maine Program
Stanley Burtt Cressey co valedictorian of Morse high school class of 1940 received a $500 Bowdoin college scholarship announced by Prof Athern Daggett Bowdoin chair of the Maine scholarship committee after interviews with Bowdoin faculty headed by President Kenneth C M Sills and Dean Paul Nixon Cressey son of Mrs Bernice G Cressey and the late Harry Y Cressey is Morse Student Council president active in drama Latin French and Tumbling clubs and has served on Mohiba committee and on dances assemblies and plays during four years at Morse
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Stanley Burtt Cressey
Morse High School
Bowdoin College
Athern Daggett
Bowdoin
State of Maine
Cressey
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Paul Nixon
Maine
Bernice G. Cressey
Washington Street
Harry Y. Cr
Superintendent Carter Resigns His Position
Stanwood C. Gilman elected to succeed Supt. John H. Carter of Weolwich Union No. 44 after 40 years in the role. Gilman, a Morse High School graduate of 1923, has taught at Bristol High School and Laconia High, led Sebasco Grammar, and plans a Bates summer program for a master's degree. He and wife have two children, William Stanwood and Irma Lee.
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Stanwood C. Gilmaan
Phippsburg
Weolwich Union No
John H. Carter
Mr. Gilman
Morse High School
Training School For Teachers of Mechanic Arts
Boston
Boston University
University of Icaine
Guman
Bristol High School
Bristol
The
Bird School
Walpole
Mass
Laconia High School
Laconia
N. H
Walton
Sebasco Grammar School
Gilman
William Stanwood
Irmalee
Red Cross Urges Extension of Aid to War Sufferers
A Red Cross appeal urges extended relief for civilians in war devastated areas including Poland Finland Norway Belgium and the Netherlands. The Bath chapter reports sweaters garments and medicines are needed with shipments planned to reach Europe before winter. Volunteers like Miss Carolyn M. Moses and Mrs Edward Sewall coordinate knitting efforts and offer yarn and directions.
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St. Vincent de Paul
Brooklyn
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Hospital
A. R. C. Lavettes
Sapieta
American Red Cross
Poland
Finland
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Hungary
Romania
Red Cross
Bath
New York
Europe
Carolyn M. Moses
Edward Sewall
Hato
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Bangor Schools
Old
National Association
Niblack
Arthur Sewall
James C. Oliver
South Portland
George C. Coe
Lovell
Robert Hale
William A. Holland
Peter M. MacDonald
Rumford
Bessie Hunt
Prism
Sophomore Eagles
Y. W.C. A. Cabinet
Women's Forum
Alpha Omicron Pi
Charlotte Z. White
Edward L. White
Miss White
Mary L. Bates
Virginia C. Jewett
Virginia F. Pease
Bath Church
New Pasto Central Church
Kennebunk Aiister
Edward Smith
Bath Friends
Stanley B. Cressey
Carter
Stanwood C. Gilman
School Union
James T. Nicholson
Red Cross Commission
Cracow