Births and visits listed in local notes
A son named Robert Heald Knight was born November 16 at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mrs. Sidney B. Knight of Wiscasset and Mr Knight. Mrs. James P. Ledyard visits her sister Miss Mary E. Palmer in Allston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Beliveau
Hotel Phoenix
Superior Court
Wiscasset
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Maynard Moore
Everett
Mass
Ernest Marshall
Laconia
N.H
Marshall
Willard
Annis
Bath
Jeanette Ellen
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd E. Stinson
Oak Street
Mildred Wright
Florence Burke
Allssia General Hospital
Harry Gordon
Wesley Green
Phippsburg
Cornish Maternity Home
Getchell Street
David A. Vachon
Court Street
Joseph David
Raymond Ayer
Horace Savage
Minott's Grove
Frank W. Perkins
Boston
Mr. Perkins
Wheeling Steel Corp
Alton Stinson
Bath Street
John Stinson
Brunswick
Viola M. Rideout
Emery E. Rideout
North Street
Robert Heald Knight
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sidney B. Knight
Dorothy Getchell
Mr Knight
James P. Ledyard
Mary E. Palmer
Allston, Mass
Bath residents greet Matsonia crew at Honolulu dock
T H will sail from Honolulu aboard Matsonia to Los Angeles on the 24th. On the dock to meet the ship was Mrs Armand J Letendre nee Minnie McMann of Bath, husband in Pearl Harbor navy service. Further notes include Mrs Grace Leavitt ill at the Old Ladies Home and Bates College Mother’s Weekend activities with Frances Wallace hosting about 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H
Honolulu
Matsonia
Los Angeles
Armand J. Letendre
Minnie McMann
Bath
Naval Service
Pearl Harbor
Baxter
George Acheson
Us.a
Aviation Corps
Morse High School
Grace Leavitt
Old Ladies’ Home
Frank L. Staples
South Street
Frances Wallace
Bates College
Lewiston
Senator White Visits Maine Town and Plans Washington Return
James A. Clappison returns home after a week hunting in Northern Maine. Senator Wallace H. White Jr calls on friends as he passes through, preparing to go to Washington for upcoming Congress. White, Maine’s junior U S senator, a leading figure in Washington, has served 24 years in Congress and will complete his current term in January 1943. Supt. and Mrs. John Parker come back from Boston after attending a New England Superintendents meeting. Melvin Henderson of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
Leon P. Sonia
High Street
Thimble Club
Roland McIntosh
Sagadahoc Ferry
Massachusetts Hospital
John Parker
Hotel Bradford
Boston
James A. Clappison
North Street
Maine
Wallace H. White
Senator White
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
White
New England
Bradford
Wrangel Island Hunters Prosper Despite Cold
Reports from Moscow say Wrangel Island hunters in the Arctic Ocean northwest of the Bering Strait are prospering. Eskimos and Chukchi trade for European clothing, shoes, clocks and other goods while hunting and trapping. Na naum earned $4,000 and Emo $3,000 in recent months. blue fox skins, white bear skins, seals and walrus tusks bring in thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrangel Island
Arctic Ocean
Bering Strait
Moscow
Nanaum
Emo
Roots Change Pace at Night in UC Experiments
Berkeley reports that plant roots pump harder by day than by night, a finding from University of California experiments led by Dr. Karl A. Grossenbacher. Earlier temp-based explanations were dismissed due to no correlation between temperature shifts and root pressure changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Karl A. Grossenbacher
University of California
Photographer Everlyn Washburn Joins Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Lewiston photographer Everlyn M Washburn of 15 Whipple Street joins Hagenbeck Wallace Circus as an animal department trainer. She is daughter of Edwin H Washburn and noted as an expert in training and driving dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everlyn M. Washburn
Washburn Siberian Kennels
Whipple Street
Lewiston
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Miss Washburn
Edwin H. Washburn
Coogan Plans Marriage After Divorce from Betty Grable
Former child star Jackie Coogan, on tour with a stage play, expects to marry New York show girl Harriet Haddon after his divorce from Betty Grable. He is 25, she is 21, and he hopes to act in Brosciwn next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Harriet Haddon
New York
Betty Grable
Poes
Final Cove
Brosciwn
Gan
Miss Haddon
Central Press
Local plant notes and employee updates continued
The report lists工 names visiting and injuries in the plant. It notes a near steady plant total around 2626 for the week, with several workers out due to injuries or medical leave including Archie Trainor Rudolph Dumais and Stewart Prescott. Alfred A. Parks Jr. and Mrs Parks plan to move to 3 Dike road soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Safety panel reviews oetie accidents and eye protection
David P. Mullin details three recent oetie accidents in the safety division. Harold Dunton suffers an infected eyelid with a lodged foreign body. Mank sustains a wrist fracture when a plate fell. Robinson has a steel sliver lodge in his hand while removing slivers. A letter from New York Shipbuilding Co. discusses eye safety practices similar to Iron Works. Gen. Man. Allen urges foremen to study eye protection and report ideas. The yard fence at the southwest corner is moved to include the Clancy property, with the house used for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Mullin
Safety Division
Harold Dunton
Mr. Dunton
Mr. Mank
Mr. Robinson
Mullin
Safety Department
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
N. J
Iron Works
Thomas R. Allen
Clancy
Stamp sale ends at main office as new meter system rolls
Frederick Edney leads a new stamping machine for outgoing mail while stamp purchases end at the main office. A $25 reward is offered for a lost pocketbook near the plate shop. A safety meeting questions leave of matches and Stan Brown, head of the destroyers unit, lights up after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Frederick Edney
Stan Brown
Destroyers
Bowling league at Arcade Alleys leads Bath Iron Works circuit
The Bath Iron Works league at Arcade Alleys features 12 teams in six pinpicking squads. As of the week ending Saturday the Pipe Coverers lead by two games over the Tin Shop and Carpenters, who battle for second place. Electrical Shop follows in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Tin
Electrical Shop Boys
E PC
Bath Iron Wor
LEAGU
Na Rees
Copper Shop
Eereres
Eeewee
Harold Jaggett
Allen Doherty
Sam Rogers
Henry Arsenault
Golder
Shipfitters
Don Mith
Haggett
I Arsenault
R. Clark Tenner Serene
M. Cousins
Controversy Over Deer Shooting At Wilson's Mills Plant
Naval men at Iron Works will observe Washington rules on Thursday the 23rd and close on Maine’s holiday the 30th with leave. A local deer-hunting incident is described as inhumane by Harold L. Adams from the first aid department after a foreman allegedly lured a sick doe into legal hunting ground and shot it, with venison deemed unfit to eat. The foreman’s identity is withheld due to many employees at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Thad Raeivens
Maine
Navy
Harold L. Adams
First Aid Department
Fred Chaffey
Roger Pierce
Wilson's Mills
Mr. Adams
Pierce
Roger
Surprise house warming for Lewis E Cooper at Woolwich
Lew Cooper known as Lou Cooper, state heavyweight boxing champ, hosted a party at his Woolwich home with wife Mrs Cooper. Guests from Bath, Woolwich, and other towns attended, gifts were exchanged, music and dancing followed. Also notes 14 Bath Iron Works employees signed up for a navigation class taught by Port Captain William S. Blair at the Bailey Evening School, plus other attendees from local firms and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Cooper
Iron Works
Lou Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Earle E. Cooper
Anthony 8. Dodge
Carl Cooper
Robert Hall
Walter Reed
Bert Hatch
Woolwich
Verne Day
Howard O. Nash
Harold J. Sonia
Nicholas S. Micalos
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bailey Evening School
William S. Blair
The
Ralph H. Bowers
John J. Perkins
James W. Skaling
Warren F. Hawley
Leonard Thombs
Hyde Windlass Co
Ralph D. Warren
Andrew C. Flaherty
Myron M. Hilton
Maine State
Bath
Arthur A. Hanson
Hollis Starrett Sees Fifth Year In Sauerkraut Business
Hollis Starrett of Warren reports a better crop of cabbages this year, with yield between 10 and 15 tons versus 35 tons last season, due to fewer plants. He marks his second year making sweet cucumber pickles by his own formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Starrett
Warren
Mr. Starrett
Bristol Takes Action Over Lighthouse Shift at Pemaquid Point
The government moved the Pemaquid Point light to automatic operation raising alarm among Bristol summer home owners lacking shore frontage. They feared private sale would bar water access, prompting Bristol to act as negotiations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemaquid
Bristol
The European propagan da and Finland file from 1938 notes
The article details a Helsinki Chamber of Commerce talking points booklet on Finland, defense plans and a 100000 person army, along with local items: a new trout rearing pool in Franklin County, Greenville overpass project at 2800 feet costing 74000, Williamsburg voting to become an unorganized township, and haying season notes from Pembroke and Perry with farm activity described as Way Down East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Brown
Merts’ Association
Russia
He Ors
Helsinki
Eee Army Tay
Chamberlain
Presque Isle
Williamsburg
Herb Reynolds
Red Gate Farm
Pembroke
Perry
Ed Pottle
Steamer North Haven Hit Hidden Obstruction at Stonington
The steamer North Haven struck a hidden rock at dead low tide while leaving Stonington Saturday night, shearing off her propeller blades. Towed to Rockland Sunday for repairs by the Eugenie tug, she resumed service Monday with W. S. White on the route for several days due to the very low tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Haven
Stonington
Rockland
Eugeniees
W. S. White
Dedication of Consolidator School and Gymnasium at Bluehill
The new Consolidator school and gymnasium in Bluehill will be dedicated on Friday November 24 with a flag raising at 1 30 p m and music by the Deer Isle School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluehill
Deer Isle
Lewiston Honors 35-Year Letter Carrier Patrick Marshall
Nearly 50 people including Lewiston Branch 241 members and post office staff gathered at Grand Army hall to honor Patrick H. Marshall who completed 35 years of service as a letter carrier in the Lewiston post office on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
National Association of Letter Carriers
Woman's Auxiliary
Grand Army Hall
Patrick H. Marshall
Ed ward Little High School drives subscription fund drive
Ed ward Little High School Auburn students launch a fund drive to raise funds for a new projector. Classes and rooms compete in a subscription contest to earn the most. Chairs will be moved between Lewiston city buildings and the armory until permanent seating is arranged. Mrs Jason A Merrill and her daughter Miss Marie Colby return from Boston weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little High School
Auburn
Lewiston City Buildings
Armory
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Marie, Colby
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beacon Street
Matt Bachelder
Sarah Given
In Leeman
Della Adams
Edward
Evadna Drake
Doris Crocker
Camilla Pratt
Carol Drake
Geraldine Nickerson
Smith
Constance Ley
William Craft
Clinton Pratt
Charles Henderson
Jack Clark
Charles I. Madden
Clifton Tedford
Hermon Crocker
Irving Varney
H. F. Tibbetts
Augusta
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Pinestreet
W. F. Tibbetts
South Portland
Otis Smith
Philadelphia
Mrs. Smith
Angelina Jenkins
Mr. Smith
Raymond Smith
Kenneth Glidden
Portsmouth
N. H
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Priday
Wollaston
John Marr
Lewis Smalley
Donna Rae
Thomaston
Smalley
Swift & Co
Portland
Mildred Hope
Charles C. Randall
Malden
John Burgon
Middle Street
Reginald Atwood
Robert
Ellen
Mr. Atwood
John Atwood
Upper
Sadie Garcelon
Mary Gallant
Bos
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Framingham, Mass
Carlos Bianchi
William Cotten
Pearl O’brien
Winthrop
Harold Blair
Sears Fuller
Flora Edgecomb
Upper Washington Street
Franklin, N. H
Alice Corliss
Maurice Hathorne
Anna M. Ward
G. E. Ward
North Bath Road
Alice Burnham
Virginia Bowker
Arthur M. Bowker
Pine Street
Weeks Street
Gramar School
South End
Vivian Brown
Brown
Wellington A. Moore
Richard Quick
Horace P. Morse
Harry W. Crosman
William H. Small
William P. Hatch
Pearl Dunbar
Alfred Carpenter
Edward Coombs
Leland Mitchell
Carroll Deering
C. E. Burgess
David White
Olive Ann
North Harpswell
William S. Tait
A. J. Orr
Moncton
N. B
Tait
Barbara Ross
Clifford B. Wilband
Fred P. Emmons
Witbra E. Bilngs
Seth Stewart
Charles O. Nelson
Winter Street
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
New Castle
Robert W. Ferrell
Alden G. Smith
Chicago
Jane S. Murphy
Patricia Anne
Norwood Harmon
Upper High Street
Leo M. Venus
Dummer Street
Colonial Cafe
Venos
Michael
Peter
Vemos
Asimeni Velousis
Cay
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Ms. Velousis
William Tillias
Danville
Peter William
Theofrastou
Evangeline Canacaris
Asimeni Velousios
Savas Canacaris
Leo M. Wends
Helen Kakos
Tillias
Summer Street
Wallace Pierce
Five Islands
Frederick E. Drake
Waching‘on Street
Russell
Smith, Jr
Yvonne Paulin
James Comeau
Charles Street
Ettore Sinibaldi
Berlin
Clifford White
Edward Chaplin
Bernard Comeau
Thomas Oliver
Fabian Paulin
Albert Douglas
Dorothy Pecci
Vlada Turgon
Bernice Vandt
Thelma King
Rose St. Pierre
Converse G. Fenn
John H. Hyde
Wellesley Hills
Alison Cummings
Edgecomb
Dorothy Holbrook
North Yarmouth Academy
Cummings
Holbrook
Charles Cole
Burton Ayer
Trufant Street
Harry H. Cannell, Jr
Arthur Lincoln Bailey
Doris Elizabeth Bailey
Frederick Wayne Smith
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brunswick High School
Ann Anchor
Lillian F. Fisher
Mitchell School
Cherry Street
Charles Cooke H
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Percy Holbrook
West Bath
Robert Thompson
Waterville
Owen Thompson
James Doherty
Front Oyee
Charles R. Higgins
Grove Street
Carl Dearborn
Harry Bartlett
Otis
Helen Brown
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Pearl Street
John Huskins
Mrs. Huskins
Winship Street
Waldo R. Weston
Altoona
Harry B. Sawyer
Walter Brennan
Harry Sawyer Brennan
Grace C. Sederquist
Mr. Sawyer
Lake Wales
Berkshire
Merchants & Miners Line
Norfolk
Will
Fred R. E. Dean
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N.Y
Nancy Sewall
Mises
Audrey Hill
Glenda Howard
Frances Flaherty
Betty Small
Barbara Stodder
Mary F. Gibbons
Ruth McMorrow
Philip McMorrow
Dorchester
Charles Miller, Jr
Maxwell Powers
Brockton, Mass
H. D. Grant
Front Street
Holyoke
Warren R. McNeil
University of Maine
Indian Township
McNeil
Louise Daley
Kennebunkport
Mrs
Frank Daley
Oliver Moses
Copley Plaza
Phyllis Mason
Augustus Perow
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Tous
Proctor & Gamble Co
Fred D. Hill
Thomas Aikenhead
Melvin Henderson
Coogan’s
B.lw
Floyd W. Goodell
Robert S. Moore
Merton ©. Darling
Irving C. Varney, Jr
John A. Pintod Lane & , Jr
Thistle Tin Shop
Pyard
Edward Rey
Shi
Skdoday
Eeske Vion
Wation
Rowland
Beal
First Aid Depot
Archie Trainor
Chester Rines
Rudolph Dumais
Rge Bailey
Stewart Prescott
Shipyard
Irvelle Mank
Tin Shop
Fred Ring, Jr
Leland Polley
C. Whee
F. Trott
W. Ramsay
P. Fortier
Ben Sania
Franklin County
Greenville
Prague
Vladimir Hurbar