Court of Honor for Boy Scouts Tuesday Evening
Court of Honor proceedings featured in Bath with scouts earning merit in areas like home repairs carpentry safety reading civics cooking personal health painting and public health. Names mentioned include Robert St Pierre Durham Warren Beaton Carley Burden and Richard Dunham among others as participants in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silagignee
Bath
Court Star
William As Dee
Reading
Richard Dunham
Willem Denmene
Stamp Colectihio Mann
Roy
George Unton
Mehiba Show Promises Balanced Student Entertainment
Rehearsals proceed as Mr Miller and Miss lead the faculty in a show described as balanced and entertaining for a strong week ahead.
School patrol chiefs honored with raincoats and praise
Bath city officials and four local organizations presented raincoats to school crossing patrols at City Hall. Addison Mee and Lt. Langdon Green praised the volunteers, noting the patrols’ role in reducing accidents and helping students and elderly pedestrians. Brian M Jewett spoke for the clubs, urging continued service as Sgt. Moriarty commended the group’s ongoing safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty Pote
ae _givis
Met
Addison Meee
Police
Bath
Alex Burgess
Et Ce Les Club
Lions
Brian M. Jewett
The
Elks Club
Mee
Crediton
Bove
Mr. Jewett
Ture
Mis
Langdon Green
Trol
Oe Addison
Frank Moriarty
Police Department
Sgt. Moriarty
Bath Schoolboy Patrol
Bath Rotary Club
City Marshal Law
San Agess
Eagles Club
Elke Club
Loring D., Ton
Bath Police Department
Edward D. True
Bath Lions Club
March a Fine Month with 22 Fair Days
March brought 23 fair days, three rainy days, four cloudy days and no heavy snowfall. Last year had 26 fair days and two inch April snow. this year’s coldest reading was 13 above, with buds delayed and minor frost effects on crops in Pere oe thee centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Oe
Motorist Fined On Speeding Charge In Municipal Court
In municipal court Judge Gardiner heard three cases. George Conway pleaded guilty to a speeding charge and paid a $10 fine plus $4.70 costs after being cited March 5 by Patrolman John Kelliher. case continued to April 2. Two intoxication cases were heard. one paid costs and was discharged, the other fined $5 plus $4.70 costs or 10 days in jail. Allan Turner was arraigned on other charges, described as an appeal by Hamp Scoot New Harplon, and noted as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner of 9 Union Street.
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Gardiner R. Ng
George Conway
John Carey
Conway
John Kelliher
Tegui
Ge Deering
Allan Turner
New Harplon
C m Gon
Mra
tanley_G. Turner
Union Street
Baby born to Andrew Stewart of Brede
A daughter was born to Andrew Stewart of Brede and Mrs. Stewart. The baby’s name is Louise and the child is welcomed by Mary Oliver of Ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stewart
Breet
Louise
Stewart
Mary Oliver
Ath
Honor Parts at Morse High Today
A Morse High senior profiles extensive extracurriculars and future plans. Activities include Phi Bi Chem, basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer, Yearbook, and Youth Recreational Council. Plans mention Colby Middlebury or Rensselaer Polytechnic for engineering.
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Exeteremy
Philip Jordan Ames
Soonor
Orris I
Cherry Street
Bath
Claus
Prident
Phi-Bi-Chem
Chiba
J. V
Orca
Ann Walker
Reuben C. Welker
Ene Walker
Colby
Middlebury Cor- Giepdae Jackson
Maine Superhighway Questions Future of Highway Building
Henry F. Pringle argues in Saturday Evening Post that the Kittery to Portland toll highway will shape U S highway policy for years. He cites toll vs free road debates and warns build costs on tax funds hinder modernizing Maine and the nation. A rising travel trend demands major policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery-to-Portland
America
Henry F. Pringle
Saturday Evening Post
Pringle
Pennsylvania
Formal Elmhurst acceptance by Maine crippled children society
Mrs. Preston announced the Pine Tree Society accepted Elmhurst and will move offices there. A Portland medical advisory committee meeting will plan acting as a convalescent home for crippled children of Maine. Hyde heirs attended the deed reception with Mrs. Preston and attorney Lang Offer. The Elmhurst gift began March 1 and is supported by a $25 000 endowment from Mr and Mrs Allen L Goldfine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Elmhurst
Society
Portland
Maine
Hyde
Jane Hyde Fenn
Bath
Nancy Hyde Hoggard
Marblehead
Walleshy
Gale Husbende
Gillies
Attorney Lang
Pine Tree Society
Allen L. Goldfine
Winthrop
Kennebec River Shad Scarcity Prompts Nostalgia
The article recalls a time when Kennebec shad were plentiful, sought after from Bath to Washington, and shipped to Boston. It describes past fishing methods using nets and lanterns, with shad loaded onto the Star of the East for market, noting the decline to present scarcity.
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Kennebec
Washington, D. C
Merrymeeting Bay
Bath
Boston Boat Wharf
Boston
Bos
North Primary improvements impress Parents at inspection
Over 100 parents visited North Primary on Middle street last week to inspect fire repairs and modernization. Alden P. Denham Jr. led the work with praise for the contractor, the Committee on Schools and Schoolhouses, and the Board of Education for extensive changes including new doors, exits, modern toilets, wiring, ceilings, floors, and refreshed interiors.
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North Primary School
Middle Street
Alden P. Denham, Jr
Committee On
Board of Education
Rotary Club Luncheon Screens Marine Combat Pictures
At Central church parish house Rotary President Charles Shepard led a noon meeting where USMC Sergeants W. E. Bryant and L. V. Sheridan presented two reels of Pacific battles showing Marine involvement. Guests included junior Rotarians from Central Grammar and visiting Rotarians from Waterville Lewiston Gardiner Bath area.
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Rotary Club
Central Church Parish House
Charles Shepard
United States Marine Corps
W. E. Bryant
L. V. Sheridan
USMC
Pacific
U. S. Marines
Don Emero
Herbert King
Donald O’farrell
Rodney Mears
Central Grammar
Percy Freeman
Waterville Club
Dom Tardif
Lewiston Club
Bob Gardner
Gardiner
Edward W. Bridgham
Neil Halkyard
Carl Anderson
Rotary
Bath Memorial Hospital
Young Adult Club elects officers and plans Sebasco outing
The Young Adult club at the Community Center elected Ralph Stetson Jr. as president with Walter Hill as vice president Phyllis Bisson as treasurer and Alice Avery as secretary. Glenda Stanton will head publicity and Anna Day membership. An April 13 golf outing at Sebasco was approved and the next meeting is April 10. members planning to attend Sebasco must be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rienry
Red Cross
Lorin
Ton
Gisuse
Arensesense
Isadore Sin
North Center
G. T. Ft Huse
Herbert Morse
End
Arthur Easley
Huse
Billington
Gehani
T Ae
PTA
Community Center
Russell Gasser
Ralph Stetson, Jr
Walter Hill
Phyllis Bisson
Alice Avery
Glenda Stanton
Anna Day
Sebasco
Mrs Sproul Visits Mrs Oliver in Bedford Street
Mrs James Sproul of Cherryfield visits her mother Mrs Jennie Oliver on Bedford Street, staying for a period as family relations are noted in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sproul
Cherryfield
Jennie Oliver
Bedford Street
Parker elected president of North Center T A
Miss John Parker was elected president of the North Center T A at Tuesday’s meeting. Other officers chosen include Mrs. William W. Dennison as vice president Mrs. George Mus as secretary and Mrs. Daniel Matter as treasurer. Annual reports were presented by retiring officials.
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John Parker
North Center
T. A
William W. Dennison
Vis
George Mus
Daniel Matter
Hollis Gare
Frank Talbot
Norman Hoard
Local Couple Welcomes Son Vid Leigh Bronson
Mr and Mrs Frank E Bronson of 79 Lincoln Street announce the birth at St Presley Maternity Home on March 24 of a son weighing seven pounds. The baby is named O vid Leigh Bronson. Mrs Bronson is formerly Louise Suvan, a daughter of Mrs Annie Suvan of Liberty Street.
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Frank E. Breson
Lincoln Street
St Presley
Walington Street
Ovid Leigh Bronson
Breson
Louise Su’ van
Annie 5Livan
Liberty Street
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BOY Scouts
Germnetts
Disem Otary
Rae Oeiks
P-T.a
Morse High
Frank L. Daley
Beacon Street
Society For Crippled Children
Kennebec River
NORTH
North Center Pta
Plymouty ZS
Ford Club
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