Bath Iron Works Tenth Anniversary Dinner Noted
A celebration marked Bath Iron Works Corp ten years in Bath with a dinner at Hotel Sedgwick attended by 47 officials and foremen. William S. Newell Archibald M Main and L Eugene Thebeau received sterling silver boxes. The program highlighted contract totals 61 hulls 53 million building costs and 10.57 million in wages through 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Williams. Newell
Archibald M. Main
L. Eugene Thebeau
Sedgwick
Roland F. Hill
Newell
Main
Thebeau
Robert
Fragt Otter Et Pep Arises
Ovcara
Ranger
Thomas Allen
Harold Avery
Maurice Baker
Howard Barter
Capt
William S. Blair
Frank Bowker
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Stanley W. Brown
George B. Connard
L. H. Cooper
John Cos
Cos mopolitan Music-Drama group previews Christmas tea
At a Wednesday meeting of the Cos mopolitan club Music-Drama department rehearsed selections for the mother club’s Christmas tea. Mrs Leslie J Wold led the session with Miss Clarabell Quick present as new voice director, a Eastman School of Music graduate and daughter of Capt Richard Quick of 300 Washington Street. The next department meeting is set for Wednesday November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Mother Club
Leslie J. Wold
Clarabell Quick
Miss Quick
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Richard Quick
Washington Street
Junior Traffic Police Organizes in Bath Saturday
The Junior Traffic Police of Bath will be formally organized Saturday at 8 30 AM in the Bath Opera House. Speakers include Lt Com Glenn H Easton and other officials. The program honors the boys with community support from local leaders and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Opera House
Glenn H. Easton
LeRoy V. Honsinger
Ralph W. Bragg
Robert H. Haskell
Bath City
Safety Division of
Maine State Police
Bath Police Department
Maine Automobile Association of Portland
Standard Oil Co
New England Supply Co
Opera House
Campaign Preparations Begin for 1938 Candidacies
Preparations for the 1938 campaign are underway as candidacies and primary papers loom after the year starts. Sagadahoc Women’s Republican club board meeting called for Saturday at 624 High Street, Mrs. Jennie S. Butler presiding. Jefferson High School rehearses two James Barrie one acts The Twelve Pound Look and The Will, classics of his humorous style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Jefferson High School
James M. Barrie
Barrie
Bath Boy Named to West Point Nominated by Governor
Glenn H. Easton Jr is named by Governor Barrows to take examinations in March for a West Point appointment. The nomination highlights Easton as a Bath student and indicates officials will assess eligibility and fitness ahead of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Easton Nominated for U.S. Military Academy Exams
Glenn H. Easton Jr. of 327 Front Street Bath was nominated by Governor Lewis O Barrows as a candidate to compete in March examinations for admission to the U S Military Academy. Easton, a member of Battery H 240th Coast Artillery, enlisted June 17 this year. Alternate nominee is R S Hussey of Bangor, a member of Headquarters Battery 152nd Field Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
Front Street
Bath
Lewis O. Barrows
U.S. Military Academy
Easton
240Th Coast Artillery
R. S. Hussey
Bangor
152Nd Field Artillery
Davenport fund trustees aid three PTAs dental clinics
At Grace church, North Center PTA heard the Davenport fund trustees gift $50 to each of three city PTAs to back a dental clinic running five weeks to dodge holiday interruptions. The meeting covered a new ten lesson leadership course, school visits, posters, room mothers plan, a school visiting chair, and contests to boost attendance ending Christmas and the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center P. T. A
Grace Church
Arthur S. Crockett
Davenport Fund
Joseph I. Smith
Woolwich
North Center
Louis A. Dole
Matter
Buster
Charles E. Miller
Patriotic Program at South End P T A Meeting
The South End P T A held a Tuesday afternoon program led by Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon of Nequasset featuring a patriotic program. A noon talk on a Portland nutrition conference was announced by president Mrs. Alfred E. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
South End
Washington Street
Alfred E. Carpenter
PorUand
State Department of Health
Fred K. Sturtevant
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
George H. Thorburn, Jr
First Universalist Church
Hodgdon
Raymond Co. Small
F. Arthur Berry
Elwood A. Hathorne
Horace P. Morse
Armistice Night Throngs West Bath Grange Fair
Armistice night drew near 750 attendees to the 35 year old West Bath Grange Hall for a food fair entertainment and dance. The event featured Leeman's orchestra with local performers and a beauty contest awarding cash prizes to Leon Gent hner and Grace Waterman. Door prizes and merchandise from area merchants added to the lively evening with Bath Bus Service running multiple trips to transport guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
Grange
Charles Doyle
Helen E. Hartwell
D. Wallace MacDonald
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Arthur C. Lemont
Charles B. Doyle
Grange Hall
Bath
Herbert Simpson
Leeman
Beverly Curran
Ambrose M. Curran
Blind Crossing
Mary H
Central Maine Power Co
Bertha Harrington
Topsham
Emero
Mildred Albee
James B. Lemont
Roberta Barker
Emily Furber
Walter Smith
Simpson
East Brunswick Road
Arline York
Gorkauf
Motor Oil
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
Senter's, Inc
Charles Henderson
Joseph N. Day
Isabel Gediman
L. E. Steeves
O. M Redlon
Everwear
Marilyn Cummings
F. N. Calderwood Bakery
Portland
Charles Genthner
Eaton's Market
Pearl B. Wilson
O. M. Redlon
Betty Watson
W. H. Sanford
E. G. Lemont
Steeves
W. W. Stewart
Wilson
Melvin Hendrickson
Cyr's
Rosedale Farm
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
Irene Rice
Center Street
Lucy Simpson
Torrey’s Roller Bushing
Anna V. Spicer
A. D. Stetson & Son, Inc
James T. Gardinier
Acme Supply Co
Bath High School Alumni Plan Thanksgiving Dance
Bath High School Alumni association sponsors its eighth annual Thanksgiving night dance in Mars High School gymnasium. Music by Taton Douglas’s 10 Melody Men from Augusta. Tickets from Elmer Norton and committee. available at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School Alumni Association
Mars High School
Taton Douglas
10 Melody Men
Augusta
Elmer Norton
Impener
Harold F. Brown
Wilmer Voorhees
Herbert Calderwood
Alex Burden
Harold S. Avery
Sophie G Greenblatt
Warren F. Hawley
Fred D. Hill
Howard C. Bates
Edwin R. Andrews
Ffarold S. Avchator
Brrcter
John M. Conley
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Paul V. Mason
Margery J. Scott
Jeannette F. Shackford
Sagadahoc County Boy Among Locomotive Naming Winners
A Sagadahoc County schoolboy is among 20 national winners in the Boston and Maine Locomotive Naming Contest. More than 10,000 New England and New York students entered, with winners and their teachers invited to celebrate at North Station on December 11 as engines are christened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Boston & Maine Railroad
The
Road
Boston & Maine
James N. Pringle
Concord
N. H
Payland
Boston
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Salem
Mass
Willum A Meader
Prong Street
Richmond
Emerson
Savadahov County
Soune
Greylock
Aliisoy LeChar
Baton Post’ Road
Weston Public School
J. Schumiunn Moore
Lewis Street
Lynn
Teachers Honored At Dike P T A Reception
About 70 attendees including Dike and Morse high school teachers and Superintendent John Parker attended the Dike P T A event in the North End Community Club rooms. A 7 15 meeting opened with Miss Stella Dolloff presiding. The program featured music by Mrs Morse, Mr Nickerson, and students, with readings and solos ending in remarks by Parker, Mr Pomeroy, and Mrs Staples. Refreshments followed with flowers and candles as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P.T.A
North End Community Club
Dike School
Morse High School
John Parker
Stella Dolloff
R.N
Sanford B. Nickerson
Samuel A. Morse
Earle B. Lermond
Margaret K. Sampson
Nickerson
Morse
Charles F. MacDonald, Jr
James T. Gardenier
Archie M. Wishart
Clifford B. Wilband
Mrs Little To Address Winter Street Men’s Club
Mrs Noel C Little of Brunswick discusses her eight months in Europe with focus on Italy and Germany. She toured schools and non tourist sites to reveal local life insights. The talk, at 630 supper by Ladies Auxiliary, includes officer elections and plans for the year. Smoking permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel C Little
Brunswick
Winter Street Men's Club
Europe
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Vanda
Ernest B. Dane
Brookline
Marvin R. Truss
Alex Clark
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
U. S. Coast Guard
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
John M. Parker
American Legion
Eugene Hart
Roland Smith Post
Robert Haskell
Joseph O. Purdue
Press
Harry C. Webber
Times and Independent
Congress
United States
John D. Biggers
Katherine Ferguson
Maple Street
Lewiston
Barrows
Glenn H., Easton, JR
P.T.A
High School Alumni Association
George T. Files
Emerson M. Higgins
Brunswick Post
Higgins
Frank LeBlanc
George T. Fields Post
Triangle
DIKE
Mrs. Little
Custom House
Bowden
Theta Amsttt Chi Trethernity
Don Gibson
Presadin
Stanndnecturers’ ‘Trust Company of New York
College
John H. Morse
Bowdoin
Main and
McKeen Streets
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