Bath ship Solitaire launch noted with strong plant outlook
April 6 1920 remarks by W A Thompson Jr president of The Texas Steamship Co to New York guests praised the Bath yard for potential expansion. He said material for two large vessels is ordered and due by July 1 and no other shipyard in the country matches Bath’s future work prospects.
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W. A. Thompson, Jr
Texas Steamship Co
New York
Solitaire
Bath
Thexas Steamship Co
Bath Dancers To Hear Maurice Jewett With Welch's Orchestra
April 7 1920 Bath readers learn Mau rice Jewett is engaged for the season by Welch's orchestra of Waterville for dances at the armory every Tuesday night. Nomination papers circulate for J Fred Tobey Bath Democratic sheriff candidate. State Highway Commission to meet Bath Phippsburg Sagadahoc to choose bridge style over Winneganee Creek linking Bath and Phippsburg.
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Bath
Maurice Jewett
Welch
Orchestra of
Waterville
Armory
J. Fred Tobey
State Highway Commission
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
Winneganeee Creek
Abram C. Oliver
Sagadahoc County
J. Fred Toby
Wilbur C. Oliver
Department of State
the Times
First Interchurch World Movement meeting opens in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc county hosts its initial conference at the First Church with Rev. Edward H Brewster presiding. He outlines the movement from its modest start to a campaign seeking 337 million dollars as part of a broader Interchurch World Movement drive.
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Sagadahoc County
Interchurch World Movement
Tallabout
Edward H Brewster
Portland
Sunday School Association
Thas
Sagadahoc Towboat Barge 4 to Resume Pulp Trade
Capt James Blair in Rockland for repairs to Sagadahoc Towng Co barge No 4. Next week the barge will enter service hauling pulp wood from New Brunswick to Belfast for Pejepscot Paper Co. The tug Pejepscot sits idle in Belfast all winter.
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James Blair
Sagadahoc Towing Co
City
Rockland
New Brunswick
Belfast
Pejepscot Paper Co
Mrs Florence E Hagan Visits Gulfport After Winter
Mrs Florence E Hagan of 105 Winship street has spent much of winter in Gulfport Mississippi visiting her husband Captain A Hagan master of the four masted schooner Miriam Landis built in Bath by Percy and Small Inc The couple returns details not fully provided in the text.
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Florence E Hagan
Winship Street
Gulfport
Miss
Proctor A. Hagan
Miriam Landis
Bath
Percy & Small, Inc
Bath Votes on Daylight Saving and Local Happenings
April 12 1960 Bath residents report 146 for daylight saving len in city polls while 20 oppose per Times ballot. Local notes include Samuel Levin in Boston on business, Randall Leonard recovering, Harriet Jackson off to Mt Ida, and centennial for Westley M E church read by Mrs Arthur Baum. Geese and black ducks roam Merrymeeting Bay as ice breaks.
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Kennebec
Boston
The
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Bath Department
New York
Gogse Cove
Lynde’s Island
Westley M. FE
Arthur E. Baum
H. A. Duncan
Maine Governor cites 1960 do or die election stakes
Governor Reed analyzes Maine voting in 1958 and Sagadahoc County results noting only about half of eligible voters cast a gubernatorial ballot. He warns independents rose to 2 percent of the governor vote, cites Bath losses by 136 votes, and urges renewed Republican effort for the 1960 election as the party seeks a ten year term path under a new constitution.
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Sagadahoe County
Sagadahoc
Bath
Ff Nave
Young Republican Club
Sagadanoc
Palla
Driv Arid
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Reet
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Nichoas Sewall
Adele Rubin
Herbert Lilly
Susan Owen
Peter Owen
Carel Cummings
Edward J McMann
Dave Newcomb
Helen Kinder
Owen
Herbert Lilly, Jr
George Dearborn
Edward Newell, Jr
Lou Colby
First Annual Ball of the Cosmopolitan Club
Bath hosts the first annual ball of the Cosmopolitan Club at the Armory tonight with dancing and card games. The event is part of a busy social schedule including a countywide effort to fund YMCA projects and local church activities. Debra Ann McBurne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBurne of Woolwich, remains home with mumps. Debbie is a first grader at Central School.
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James Putnam King
Morse High School
Mabel Redlon
J. Albert Redson
Lemont Street
Ja. Isabel Reed
Gilbert P. Reed
Whiskeag Road
Anne Brookings
W. G. Brookings
Woolwich
Louise Irish
Fred E. Irish
Chestnut Street
Bleike Reed
Cosmopolitan Club
Debra Ann McBurne
W. J. McBurne
Debbie
Central School
Garland Presses All-Out Labor Support In Oliver Campaign
Garland urges full backing for Oliver and cites Hoffa in a speech attacking labor abuse and labor boss influence. He warns against all-or-nothing union loyalty and vows to defend individual rights in Congress and public life.
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Oliver
Hoffa
Congress
Jim Oliver Ald Garland
Tegan
James Hoffa
Garland
Tafi
Lizen
City council acts on taxes property sale and parking rules
City takes over land and buildings once used for gravel operations and authorizes negotiation on back taxes. Traffic ordinance limits day parking to two hours 6 am to 1 pm between Center and South streets on Middle Street. Carnival license fee returned to American Legion for next summer. Fire whistle debate continues. no Sunday noon blast. Bid placed on lot 75 in Harwood Heights. property valued at 5.1? million. City salaries set. Wells Morse reports sailing duty to mid July aboard Texas Trader.
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The
American Legion
Edward J. Lee
Ward 5
Judkins
Harwood Heights
Howard Moody
High Street
Sla
Sagadahoc Republicans boast strong fund raising and plans
Sagadahoc Republicans report a fund drive exceeding goals with $35,433.09 raised, 123 percent above target. The group sent $3,233.09 to the state committee and kept $220 for November campaigning. Governor Reed and Mr. Beet attended a postevent reception as local leaders pledged to turn out GOP votes across the county.
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Owen
Sagadahoc County
William F. Mursenden
Republican State Committee
Probate Notices From Bath Court Aids Estate Hearings
A Bath Sagadahoc probate court orders notice for April sessions. The document lists estates including Sven Blom Dorothy E Lowell Edward Varney Alice Cressey and others with executors and administrators named, inviting interested parties to attend and object.
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Max
Ca Sven Blom
Jettera
Margaret D Lonn
Sai Margaret
Lawrence U
Lowell
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Dorothy E. Lowell
Edward H Varney
le Stutt
Eyftyer Seavtaatelers
Artrainistrater
Alice Mo Cressey
Ralph A Harris
Harry Weed
Cory Horsis
Hartis
Cecil M Warris
Gertrude F Hunt Tate
Georgetown
Petytion
Florence
Hennessey
Floréniece
Hennesses
Bridget T Davis
Frances Macmahan
Arrowsie
Lou Fillen MacMahan
Maria Whitney
Path
Gardiner Ro Deering
Probate appointments listed for Saradahoc County officials
Barbara I Brewer lists the probate appointments of guardians administrators executors and an executrix with dates in April 1960 including Harriet G Howard Marion Learh Edward P Pomeroy Arthur H Deihan Evelyn Deehan Donald R Stevens Mary Cummings Florence R Hennessy and Raymond C Seatned with guardianship filings and bond qualifiers as of dates March 1960 to April 1960 in Bath Ceargetown and Wanteich areas.
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Saradahoc Herchy
Harriet G Howard
Worlach
Marion L Learh
Girne Band
Ledward Pomeroy
Bath
Fitten Po Parnyerag
Mareceh
Arthur H Defhan
Evelyn Ro Deehan
Donald RB
Steven S
Ceotretown der Frerett de Stevens
Mary Tane Cummings
Ath
Robert Fo
Nettie L Stephens
Wanteich
Foreclosure Notice of Bath Mortgage Property
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath files foreclosure on a Sagadahoc Maine parcel described as Shaw Street Lot 17 with right of way. The breach of mortgage condition cited against Keteila M Doughty and related deeds and liens dated 1938 1943 1927 are referenced. Notary Betty Jane Simpson verifies the act of the loan association on April 7 1960 in Sagadahoc County Maine.
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Mets
Noe Creebe
Nella S
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Everett
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J Frank
Hunt
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Philap Lane
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Phila M.+Lane
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Bath Maine
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Khan
Frank Hent
First Federal Savings Nil Bath Association of Bath
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