Geta Sonnet Advance Report
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Bath Independent in Bath, Maine
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
1
Tyranny and the rise of the super state warned
A fragment argues that power expands through legal manipulation turning well meant efforts to reduce human liberty into tools of control. The speaker contends the state grows by feeding on itself and distorting law to enslave individuals.
Maine medical unit in war described by Major Houle
Major Wilford A. Houle of Portland described a Maine medical unit in World War I and compared its service to modern wartime care. He noted rapid evacuation by hospital planes after D-Day bombardment and transfer to English hospitals with top doctors for immediate treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wilford A. Houle
Portland
England
France
Les Senapinet
Tamine Ians Land
Houle
Carl C. Anderson
Charles Shepard Karea
Necorah
William
Washigges Street
Central Grammar
Vigilant Citizens Safeguard Free Society
A call to remain alert stresses defending liberty, urging public vigilance and collective action to protect the freedoms cherished by the community. The message highlights unity, responsibility, and steadfast commitment to democratic values.
Annual meeting notes on by laws and speakers
Mrs. St. Martin presents by laws as Mrs. Loren Jaffe and Alexander MacDonald organize publicity with Mrs. Jo seph Mullaney and Mrs. Bowen Torrey guiding office matters. Dr. John Dougherty discusses medical research on diseases and ether anesthesia, with gratitude expressed to staff for notable work. Refreshments served by a committee including Mrs. J. Haviland Torrey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Haviland Torrey
Ortis Card
William Daley
Everett Lemont
Edward St. Martin
Patriot's Day Observation Plans Change
A fragment notes uncertainty about Patriot's Day scheduling as a holiday and whether observance should shift from Monday to align with typical holiday practices and travel.
State Senator Neil S. Bishop to Speak at Legislature Meeting
Bowdoinham senator Neil S. Bishop will address the legislature in a speaking meeting set to discuss upcoming policy and budget priorities. The event invites local constituents to attend and engage with lawmakers on regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdoinham
Speak
Hi Y Club Plans Evening Event
A local Hi Y Club announces an evening event in the valley belt area on Monday April 18 at 8 o clock. Arthur Sonki notes it will feature a runner and the theater arrangement, with boys running as candidates for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sonki
Sukance
Wien Pee Ee
Bodwell Grange Rockettes Easter Parade Show
Bodwell Grange Rockettes perform in Easter Parade with Mrs Priscilla McIntire and a cast including Mabel Moore Mrs Pye Myrtle Pye Arlene Hamel Norma Pye and Mrs Margaret Wyman. Skit Clever Thought piano solo Apple Blossom Time and tableaux cap the program. Bodwell plans a Woolwich visit April 16 and the literary program continues with a cake supper funded by a 20 cent member donation.
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Rockettes
Priscilla McIntire
Mabel Moore
Pye
Myrtle Pye
Arlene Hamel
Norma Pye
Margaret Wyman
Marguerite Blair
Dorothy Robinson
Old Rugged Crags
Ararene Banel
Leona Harmon
Circle
Engagement announced for Anne V to John T Voorne
The engagement of Anne V to John T Voorne is announced. Anne is a graduate of the Memorial School of Nursing and is employed at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne V
John T. Voorne
Math ‘Memorial
Bath Iron Works
Sienna
Bath eS Past Master interest noted
A brief item notes interest in Bath eS with a Past Master, mentioning completion and keen attention to the matter.
Popham Cottage Owners Orchard and Summer Visitors Note
The article recalls early gardening by cottage owners at Popham and plans to develop the area as a summer resort. It mentions crops like peas onions carrots and other produce. Several visitors including Frank Wyman and Lawrence Thayer visited the area, with residents returning to summer homes and extended stays over the weekend.
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Sprague
Ted
Isaac
P. — Osta
Atkins Bay
Popham
Eureka
Ide
Ama
Wyman
Parker Head
Lawrence Thayer
Bath
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
Corea
Cree
Nees Bridges
Iag
Crowley
Francis Macday
Melvitire’s Corner
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Fummer
Alston
Bath School Events Note and Local Visits
In Bath last Friday night Gail Oliver daughter of Willard Oliver visited her father George Oliver. Mr and Mrs Herbert Sprague were smelt fishing at Damarig Cotta last Friday night.
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Ae Ee Een
Bath
Gail Oliver
Willard Oliver
Ted
George Oliver
Herbert Sprague
Damarigcotta
Local Notices From Lewiston Area Embellish Weekend
Friday visitors Sewell R. Moore and emcee N H visited Lewiston followed by Bay Point figures. Spence and Ceriee hosted a family celebration at home while Ph ilh Moore quarantined. Bath and Bath area residents spent Sunday with friends and neighbors.
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Sewell R. Moore
Lewiston
Campbell
Bay Point
Rene
Spence
Ceriee
Bate
Beth
Philh
Ee Moore
Anni
Latasanet
Stephen
Bath
Quinn Mucdee
F. B
Four motorists face fines in Municipal Court
Four cases were featured in Thursday's Municipal Court before Judge Gardiner R. Deer. William F. Andersen Jr. of Bath pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle without proper care while Frank W. Powers, acting officer, offered to assist in Bay Point.
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Gardiner R. Deer- William F. Andersen, Jr
Bath
Frank W. Powers
Bay Point
Center votes endure amid talks of costs and pay
A fragmented report quotes a mayor addressing a crowd about keeping a center in the face of rising costs. He asserts residents can receive "anything you want" if willing to pay, signaling ongoing debate over funding and future plans.
Unclear text on Center Board Actions
Fragmentary note indicates discussions or actions by Center boards with possible favorable outcomes but lacks concrete names dates or specific decisions for precise summarization.
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HI Y Club
Y. Sie Tien Oa
Bodwell Grange
Cox
Valise Ieee
Tilly
Great Bowe
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