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Invitation mentions joining before April 14 to be entitled for a Sears Todd Duncan con in Brunswick on that date with tickets.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
5
Invitation mentions joining before April 14 to be entitled for a Sears Todd Duncan con in Brunswick on that date with tickets.
With less than two weeks to go before the June 21 primaries, candidates face the April 19 deadline to file papers. The notice urges those seeking state and district offices to complete required statements and forms.
A public program at Bath Iron Works is set for Thursday evening with a 7 30 start. Speakers include Keith C chairman of the Maine Field of the Federal Agency John Green assistant director of the Unemployment Commission and Gray. Harold Adams will be there to answer questions along with Harold Higgins Kenneth At 7 15 members.
A long awaited bridge completion in Bos Nomen 20 te Jeb oft opens to public access. Officials announce the new span reduces travel time and connects key districts for residents and commerce.
Alice Dennison marries with groom from West and Jay area families as wedding details note attire and ring. she later works as assistant head nurse and then assumes a nursing post at Hyde Memorial Home in Bath. further notes indicate continuation on page two.
Four candidates seeking the Republican nomination for Maine U S senator will address Bath citizens at Morse High School auditorium on May 3. Speakers limited to 15 minutes with a Q A. Elford A Stover will MC. Wives invited. music by the Community Orchestra. high school girls ushers.
The Bath Hospital final meeting notes a standing committee of 12 ladies on call for duty. Mrs Avery and Mrs Voorhees address ongoing fundraising and donations including blankets and juice glasses. The group thanks volunteers and urges continued support for the new president.
Miss Marion Martin Maine labor commissioner will address the Sagadahoc County Republican Women’s club Monday evening in Rich. She will speak on Labor Legislation followed by a Q and A. A Methodist chicken supper at 6 30 precedes the meeting with reservations due by April 8. Reservations via Etta Moffatt or Charles W. Moftatt in Rich.
The P T A groups discuss the function of PTA in school change procedure and stance on Federal Aid. They urge contacting Congress and the local school department before funding needs. Group B calls for better awareness of health programs and state aid for health clinics and nurses. Group C emphasizes staying connected with community activities to aid children's welfare.
City Manager Ralph F Mit tendorf announced Thursday the appointments subject to City Council approval at the April 7 meeting. The list preserves current officials: Chester H McCabe as health officer and milk inspector for three years, Walter Millett as superintendent of burials and burial grounds for an indefinite term, Jason A Merrill as superintendent of public welfare and City almoner for an indefinite term, Frank L Moriarty as chief harbor master for an indefinite term, Dr Hugh D Grant as City physician for an indefinite term, R J Frates as fire and arena official for an indefinite term, Edward F ler as an officer in the area for an indefinite term.
Bailey Evening school closed its year with a high attendance at Morse high school during an open house. Exhibits included rug making, sewing, dressmaking, art, manual training, and machine shop work. Certificates were awarded to 161 students under principal Paul Mason.
Bath Chamber of Commerce sells public tickets for April 15 banquet at Bath Works Recreation hall. Aim is at least 200 attendees. Principal speaker is Ray M. Hudson, industrial executive of the New England Council, expected to discuss industry relations.
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