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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1940

Page

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Memorial proposal to honor Admiral Hughes in Bath

Bath Ship of the Navy Club of America forms a committee to sponsor a memorial for Admiral Charles F. Hughes, Bath born naval officer and former chief of Naval Operations. The project aims for dedication on Navy Day 1941 with location to be decided between City park or cemeteries.

Charles F. Hughes Navy Club of America Bath Admiral Hughes Treas L. Eugene Thebeau Bath Iron Works Corp Floyd M. Preble Gardiner D. Rogers C. Leroy Hutchins Harry Dobbin Fred Perry Bath High School Hughes Naval Academy West Point

First Aid Course Leaders Discuss Life Saving Efforts

N. A. Parker led a Red Cross First Aid course during a Grace Church tea for Bath chapter roll call captains and workers. Mrs. Crockett outlined the program and a special gift fund was announced. about 50 attended. A Searsport note reports the yacht Hi Esmaro, a coastal mine-lay er, was sold with a $10,000 figurehead and grand accommodations.

N. A. Parker American Red Cross Bath Grace Church Parish House Arthur S. Crockett Joseph QO. Purdue Milton C. Trott Red Cross Deanna Durbin Warner Warner Bros. Films Searsport Hiram Edward Manville Folke Beriidotte

Mrs Adolph Spear Speaks On Modern Art At Cosmopolitan Club

Nationally known artist Mrs Adolph Spear discussed modern art during the Cosmopolitan Club November meeting in observance of National Art Week. She outlined her natural artistic development, praised open minded taste, and noted art’s role in homes and cars, previewing a Yukon mural and a New York oils show.

Cosmopolitan Club Adolph Spcar Robinhood Home Arts Department Spear Pieter Breughel Red Cross P. T. Ave Ernest R. Avery Carroll A. Deering William W. Dennison N Gr Margaret Cargill Gertrude Kramer Isabelle Cary Charlotte Newton E. M. Fuller, Jr Amy E. Irish Charles T. Small, Jr Joseph I. Smith Vich Jennie P. Perkins Sarah A. Adams Philanthropic

Federal case looms as Smith tied to state lottery

Federal authorities may enter the Neil J. Smith case amid evidence seized in Bath. Smith, a retired Bath businessman, pleaded not guilty to search and seizure charges after a large lottery operation was found at a barn hide. Overdraft provisions linked to city departments discussed at November council session.

Neil J. Smith Bath Sherwood Aldrich Charles W. Messenger Sagadahoc Smith Washington Street Gardiner R. Deering John J. Keegan Attorney General's Office Aldrich Sheriff's Department Rockland George O. Breach Portland Boston New England Robert H. Haskell Treas Donald D. Young Finance Committee Fire Department Frank J. Hunt Aldermanic Chamber Haskell Hunt Sagadahoc Real Estate Association Central Maine Power Co Dummer Street Alexander Burgess, Jr Ray Richter Frank A. Vennett Center Vine Washington Streets Board of Highways & Sewers Edward A. Footer Marion S. Cain Washington and Milan Streets Committee On Trees With

YMCA Boys and Young Men Department Expansion

The YMCA changes in progress add over 2,000 square feet to the young men's department with a separate Front street entrance. Visitors may inspect the near complete work separating the boys from the young men while carpenters electricians and plumbers finalize the project.

Front Street

Farrell Returns to Bangor as Public Schools Instructor

Duncan H. Farrell came back to Bangor on Monday to resume duties as a physical instructor in the public schools after spending the weekend with his wife Mrs. Farrell at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manson.

Duncan.h. Farrell Bangor Farrell Robert Manson

Woolwich Boy Wounded While in the Woods

Carlton Day Reed Jr., 10, of Day's Ferry Woolwich, was shot in the right thigh while roaming the Woolwich woods mistaken for a deer. He was found by two boys after about an hour and taken to Bath Memorial Hospital. An investigation began to identify nearby shooters as Sheriff Messner probed the case.

Carlton Day Reed, Jr William Molson Woolwich James Stilkey Freeport Reed Bath

P.T.A Groups Invited to Hear Libby on Bath Schools

R Jo Libby of the State Department of Education will speak Tuesday evening in Grace Church Parish House. North Center P.T.A. hosts the event urging all groups and the public to attend for a full report on Bath school housing and a survey of school population.

R. Jo Labby State Department of Education TRC North Center P.T.A Grace Church P.T.A Bath Libby Times

Ludlow Destroyer Launch At Bath Iron Works

The destroyer Ludlow was launched at Bath Iron Works amid restricted attendance and a sponsor's party. Spectators inside the plant included Navy officials and a World War veterans reunion group. The keel was laid December 18 1939 and the ship slid into the Kennebec River at 10 30 a m with Regime observers noting heightened efficiency from similar hull construction.

Ludlow Bath Iron Works Corp Frances Nichols Chrystie Rye N. Y Navy Bath North Yard U. S. S. Woolsey Iron Works

Miss Meldrum and Miss Chase Visit Rev Putnam Family

Miss Elizabeth D Meldrum of Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts and Miss Mary Lee Chase of Boston were holiday weekend guests of Miss Meldrums nephew Rev Raymond G Putnam and Mrs Putnam of Middle street.

Elizabeth D. Meldrum Manchester-by-the Sea, Mass Mary Lee Chase Boston

National Grange Master Addresses Annual Meeting

Syracuse N Y Nov 13 The annual session of the National Grange opened with National Master Louis J Taber presiding The featured address outlined a progressive program for farm progress including incentive payments for crops research on new crops and uses and measures to prevent price surpluses The plan calls for fair prices cooperative marketing and expanded role for education in agriculture

Syracuse N. Y National Grange Louis J. Taber Taber Red Cross Europe Orient Grange Agricultural College

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Navy Club of Bath Adolph Ipcar Cosmo Club House Stanley M. Brown William H. Daley Fred Kittridge High Street Meadowway Park Street Park Alderman Duley Court Street Board of Highways and Sewers Roosevelt C. P. Phonephone Ernest M. Watson Daniel Callaghan Arlington National Cemetery Department of Education U.S. S Miss Chrystie Augustus C. Ludlow Lieut William S. Newell Newell Naval Aulio Ig Five
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