Dromore Grange Holds Inspection Night
Dromore Grange held an inspection Tuesday evening with Deputy G. Cleveland Mariner assisting. Worthy Master Robert Metr presided as candidates received third and fourth degrees in a class led by Edwin W. Haggett of West Bath and John Howe of Dromore.
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Dromore Grange
G. Cleveland Mariner
Robert Metall
Dromore
Edwin W. Haggett
West Bath Grange
John Howe
Me Grange
Bath Memorial Hospital
Elmer Rogers
Isabel Davey
Ralph Trask
Peter Agnon
Elmerogers
Aletha Campbell
Abed Stearns
Charles Small
Stanley Arkins
Illene Percy
Ruben Purington
Annie Wilson
Elsie Spinney
Helen Gagnon
Bertha Holbrook
Carr
Topsham Grange
Elfreda Perkins
Arthur C. Lemont
Marriner
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights
Sagadahoc Pomona and Sagadahoc Grange met at Bowdoin Center with 98 in attendance. The 5th degree was conferred on six candidates by Charles M. White in the master’s absence. A well received dinner followed, with Mr. White and a program of readings songs tableaux and discussions on price control and service members’ futures.
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Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Charles M. White
Augusta
Joseph W. Randlette
White
Bureau of Markets
Agricultural Department
Earland Curtis
Millward Patten
Bath woman fined for failure to stop at stop sign
A Bath woman was fined five dollars plus four dollars and seventy cents costs by Judge Gar diner R. Deering in Bath Municipal court for failing to stop at a stop sign. Acting City Marshal Frank L. Moriarty says the department will crack down on stop sign violators with immediate court orders and no further warnings. Violators driving at excessive speeds will also be brought to court.
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Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Frank L. Moriarty
Unclear car order fulfillment prompts high cash offers
J Horace McClure of 740 Washington St seeks cars after Saturday’s order shortfall. He promises payment of the highest cash price and notes uncertainty about who pulled the plug but understanding of the motive.
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J. Horace McClure
Washington St
Sagadahoc County War Fund quota set at 36000 in Bath drive
Sagadahoc County launches a month long campaign to raise 36000 for the National War Fund. Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass sites plan pledges with foremen handling employee donations. Local leaders including Archibald Main Ralph Bragg and Edward Edgren head the drive as mayor urges broad citizen support amid postwar cutbacks and ongoing relief needs.
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Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc
National War Fund
Bath
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works
Ralph W. Bragg
Edward F. Edgren
Loring R. Addison
Miss Madge Stacey
Harry L. Day
William S. Newell
Henry O. Trowbridge
K. Blair Hodge
Ralph Mulligan
Harry B. Briggs
William Turpie
Eugene Desmond
Edwin F. Ramsay
I. A. Trueworthy
George H. Musk
Francis A. Winchenbach
Banks
Addison
Sidney E. Dee
Pearl Reed
Woolwich
Elmer B. Williams
West Bath
Arthur Bowker
Navy Department
BSW
Lewis E
The
Iron Works
Malcolm E. Morrell
Brunswick
American Field Service
American Denmark Relief Society
British War Relief Society
Russian War Relief
Morse High Student Recovers After Tree Fall Injury
Earl Harrigan, Morse High school student, sustained severe injuries from a tree fall and was unconscious for a long period. He is now recovering nicely at Memorial hospital.
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Earl Harrigan
Morse High School
Memorial Hospital
Newell Explains Seamen's Service At Lions Meeting
Lion William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp. spoke to about 75 at Sedgwick on the United Seamen's Service. Edward D. True presided. plaque honoring Lions in service was hung. Newell recounted tours of clubs in the U S and Caribbean, noting wartime origins and his leadership roles.
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Lions Club
Sedgwick
Lion William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
United Seamen’s Service Organization
Edward D. True
King Lion
Harry Thebeau
Chester A. Plant
Harold Charron
Lion Austin Miller
David Tone
Herbert Merrill
Jacob Saliba
Boston
Newell
Seamen's Service Organization
Central America
West Indies
Canal Zone
Gulf Ports
Cuba
Jamaica
Balboa
Cristobal
Venezuela
Trinidad
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Mr. Newell
Seaman's Service
Caribbean
Newell Favors Upgraded Street Lighting in Bath
William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp endorses the drive for better Bath street lighting. Merchants have signed petitions for city action and power company engineers are preparing a contract sample for committee review.
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William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Central Maine Power Co
Olde Tyme Faire Draws Crowd At Bath Armory
Ye Olde Tyme Faire at the State armory sponsored by the Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary drew a large crowd on Saturday night. The event featured War Bond prizes, beauty shop raffles, cake giveaways, and donations from local businesses and clubs. Proceeds benefitted Bath Memorial Hospital and reflected strong community support.
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State Armory
Bath Memorial Hospital
G. ‘Baer Connard
High Street
Norman A. Adams
Andrews Road
Linwood Haynes
Green Street
Stella Babine
West Street
W. Thomas
Pine Street
Nelson ‘Watts
Boothbay Harbor
Clinton Owen
Garden Street
Roger M. Luke
Middle Street
Charles Sinclair
Meadowway
Hazel Wright
North Bath
Bath Trust Co
Bath National Bank
First National Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Colonial Club
Bath Lodge of Elks
Rotary Club
Foreman's Club of
Bath Iron Works
Eagles Club
Lions Club
Carmen
North ‘Bath
Geneva
S. D. Hooper
Washington Street
Lynn Carole
Gertrude Wakefield
Oak Street
Jeannine
Doris Reinoehl
Elite
Joseph Mullaney
Guerette
Leslie Wold
Court Street
Robert Milliken
Plummer
Sonia’s
Cushman's Bakery
Arthur Colby
W. S. Voorhees
Bedford Street
Henry C. Wright
Yellena Seevers
John Johnson
Russell Colby
Gibbons Coal Co., Inc
I. H. Durgan
Academy Street
M.W. Sewall & Co
Just Wold
Horace P. Herrick
Cobb Road
Lawrence Lord
Fitts Street
H. Stanley Peterson
East Brunswick
Dominique Tardif
Carol Walker
Hilltop Market
Elmhurst
Lioness Club
Winter Street Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
Good Will Association
Dromore Grange
Liberty Bottling Co
Pythian Sisters
Friday Night Fair Prize Winners List
Friday evening attendance rose at the fair with numerous prizes awarded. Winners include Richard Jackson of 141 Center Street for a black bag from Shepard's Shoe Store and Mrs Har old Avery Jr of 14 Andrews Road for a clothes hamper from C. W. Rogers Inc. plus several other winners from local addresses for a flower mist, row ing machine, fiesta set, lamp, hat, shirt, silver platter, vegetable bin and a $25 War Bond. Children under 12 also received prizes such as a child's sweater, a boy's shirt, and a Johnson Baby set from local merchants.
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Shepard's Shoe Store
Richard Jackson
Center Street
C. W. Rogers, Inc
Harold Avery, Jr
Andrews Road
Carl's Drug Store
Herbert Erwin
Oak Street
Giveny Howard Coal Co
Reginald Farnham
Old Bath Road
Washington Street
Johnson
Wilson's Drug Store
Thomas Earr
Middle Street
Relatives Visit After Mrs. Goldie's Father Dies
Mr and Mrs Alex Burgess host their cousins from St Petersburg Florida Stanley and Harvey as they travel to Center street. They are in town due to the death of Thomas Long of Arrowsie, father of Mrs Goldie. Before her marriage Mrs Irene Long was from Woolwich.
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Stanley and
Harvey
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alex Burgess
Center Street
Goldie
Thomas Long
Arrowsie
Irene ,Long
Woolwich
Talent Show Excites USO Thursday Night Attendance Rises
The USO sponsored talent show on Thursday nights drew a larger audience than the prior week. Sammy Gillette won with Till the End of Time, a duet by Jeanette Bennett and Betty Footer took a prize, Maurice and Paula Grey earned chocolates, and other performers received awards. The event included a birthday ovation for Mrs. Vernon Stuber and concluded with dancing after intermission.
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USO
Sammy Gillette
Jeanette Bennett
Betty Footer
Iwo Jima Isle
Maurice
Paula Grey
Liza Estabrook
Frances Downing
Lois Estabrooks
Mary Stilphen
Claire Martin
Charlotte's Dancing School
Leonard Boucher
Old Virginia
Maurice Grey
Jack Lander
Doris George
Ray Vachon
McNamara
William Tinney
Bud
Navy
Vernon Stuber
Service Men's Wives Club
Raymond Vachon
Norman Elvin
Arthur Cook
Beverly Small
Winnegance Women Sponsor Card Party Highlights
The Winnegance Community club auxiliary hosted a Thursday card party at the club house to raise funds for building tax payments. Auction and contract games determined prizes with Mrs. John Conley Sr taking first prize and Mrs. John Atwood second. first auction prize went to Mrs. Alice.
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Winnegance Community Club
John Conley
John Atwood
Alice
McCormick Buys Fixtures For Portland Restaurant Port Bath Hotels
Evatt McCormick purchased all fixtures from Steve's Restaurant on Congress Street Portland and moved them to Bath. Part will be used by McCormick at the Seguinland Hotel and part by McClure at the Ole Bunny in Woolwich.
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Evatt McCormick
Steve
Congress Street
Portland
Bath
Mr McCormick
Seguinland Hotel
Mr. McClure
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works President Keynote at Local Faire Broadcast
A well received radio broadcast on WGAN Portland from Bath Iron Works Recreation Hall promoted Ye Olde Tyme Faire at the State Armory. Master of ceremonies Brian M. Jewett introduced William S. Newell and Ruth Williams, who sang two numbers with Frances Young at the piano. Newell urged support for Bath area hospitals, praising advances in care and asking locals to donate time and money to sustain the hospital and its staff.
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WGAN
Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
State Armory
Brian M. Jewett
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Ruth Williams
Morse _ high school
Daniel Williams
Miss Williams
Richard Rogers
Oscar Hammerstein
Irving Berlin
Frances Young
Newell
Maine
Jewett
Hitchcock family to Boston for college program speakers
Mrs. Russell S Hitchcock and daughter Miss Constance leave Tuesday for Boston. Miss Hitch cock will attend House In The Pines Junior College at Norton Mass. Miss Hitchcock is president of the Christian Association and selects speakers for the year with topics on youth and peace involving foreign students at colleges.
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Russell S. Hitchcock
Constance
Boston
Hitchcock
the Pines
Norton, Mass
Woolwich cafe schedule shows limited dining hours
The notice lists meal services at Now Open Under N Noon Meals Evening Meals and Luncheons at YE OLE Woolwich. Management sets hours from 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. plus late hours to 1 a.m. Mrs. David L. oversees.
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Woolwich End
David L
Plan Activities for Girl Scouts in Coming Weeks
A joint meeting at Mrs John Parker’s home outlined upcoming Girl Scout plans. Bulletin preparation, badge work consolidation, and four part Active Citizenship program tied to community, troop, world, and US focus were discussed.
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Girl Scouts
Leaders Association
John Parker
Summer Street
Addison
Jaffe
Bowker
Miss Boutin
Arthur Sewall
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James Jeffers
Rudsville
James Bean
Chattanooga
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Charles Biddle
Philadelphia
Robert H. Dunlop
C. C. Chancey
LeRoy Lutes
Jacob L. Devers
U. S
Robert P. Patterson
George C. Marshall
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
International Soundphoto
Winnegance
Salos
Miss Ruth
Williams
Inny Cafe
Carlton Bridge
Awrence
Mgr
Dole
University of Maine
Clinton D. Wilson
O.P.A
U.S. Army
Bath Auto CO
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C. F. Cummings