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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1949

Page

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Birthplace of Thomas G. Plant and his Bath legacy

The article traces Thomas G. Plant from a Lynn Mass factory hand to a leading shoe magnate who created the Queen Quality brand. He built an estate in Ossipee New Hampshire near Moultonboro and funded Bath New Hampshire’s Old Folks Home in 1917, inscribing a humanitarian motto on its wall.

Ossipee Mountains New Hampshire Moultonboro Thomas G. Plant Dnor Bath New England Lynn Mass Roxbury Jamaica Plain Plant Kathy Fiscus California Maine Benjamin Bubar Blaine Bubar Kathy Pamela Hollingsworth North Conway Pam CCC

Maine lawmakers debate running races and night racing plans

The Maine Senate and House spent last week weighing bills for running horse races and night harness racing with Governor Payne’s veto potential looming. Proponents cite revenue up to 1 million dollars while opponents warn of economic harm to fairs and moral concerns.

Senate House of Representatives Maine Leonard F. Williams Auburn Williams Frederick G. Payne O.K St. Francis Plantation Aroostook Bath Rockland Rumford Saco Sanford Westbrook Portland Lewiston Augusta Waterville

Bath proposes tours for future teachers to ease shortage

Bath Maine plans a program where senior girls from Morse High School visit local schools to observe teaching. Superintendent Loring Addison aims to attract prospective teachers by exposing students to classroom practice and the modern Huse Memorial School.

Bath Loring R. Addison Morse High School Joseph I. Smith Maine Federation of Parents and Teachers Additor Arm Addison Actust Huse Memorial School Huse June Hill Freida Legard Jane Niles Caroline Adams Laura Mulcahy Norma Leeman Barbara Reardon

Former Bath Pastor to Be Transferred

Rev. Chester B. Oliver, pastor of Oakland Methodist Church, will be transferred to Washington Avenue Methodist Church effective July 1, announced by Portland district superintendent Rev. Lester L. Boobar on April 20. Oliver has held posts in seven Maine towns including Wayne, Eliot, Bethel, Livermore Falls, Calais, Bath and Oakland.

Portland Chester B. Oliver Oakland Methodist Church Washington Avenue Methodist Church Lester L. Boobar John W. Lord Mr. Oliver Maine Wayne Eliot Bethel Livermore Falls Calais Bath Oakland

Bath Lions Honor District Governor Edward True

Bath Lions club honored Edward Dale True District Governor of 41-A and a past king lion. He became district governor January 1948 succeeding Hillman O Fallon and was elected to a full term in June. Gifts from Bath Lions and Lions International celebrated his leadership. a quartet from South Portland entertained.

Bath Lions Club Sedgwick Edward Dale True True Hillman O. Fallon Sanford Bath Club King Lions International Lions Organization Bath Lions Elmer B. Williams Lions Club Mr. True Andrew M. Butterfield Lions International International William Turpie South Portland Lions Club New York Arthur M Bowker Arthur L. Pratt Edwin N. Andrews Lions King Lion of

Iron Works reconverts German-built yacht in major project

The Bath Tron Works Corp undertakes conversion of the 227-foot steel yacht Elpetal, a major U.S. project expected to finish next fall. Owned by Elpetal Corp of New York, its president is Norman W. Woolworth of Winthrop. The vessel traces back to a Woolworth family cruiser later used by the Navy as USS St Augustine and USS Beaumarnt. Woolworth’s firm bought it from the War Assets Administration after the war. The story continues on Page Five.

Bath Tron Works Corp United States Th Elpetak Corp New York Norman W. Woolworth Cobbosse Contee Lake Winthrop Woolworth Kennebec Navy St. Augustine Chalena Beaumaornt Pacific Alaskan Woolworth’s War Assets Administration

North Center PTA Reelects Leaders at Annual Meeting

The North Center PTA held its annual meeting at Grace church parish house with Mrs Isadore Singer elected president and officers reappointed or advanced. A tea and committee appointments followed including programs, ways and means, publicity, and hospitality. An art exhibit and May program were planned with Miss Maria St Angelo and Prof Perley Turner as guest speakers.

Ben Huddleston Westinghouse WBZ Boston PTA Grace Church Parish House Ella Bates Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers Joseph JF. Smith Ralph Warren Dallas Crab Summer Street Singer Harold Louder John A. Greene, Jr Richard H. Haskell Dallas Crabtree Paul Scanlin Hollis Garey W. Linwood Haynes Granville M. Colby Harry L. Day George Hastings John Wakefield Mildred H. Trott George Costain Royal A. Johnson Edward Lemoine Charles Bartlett Joseph Long John Chaney Thomas Aikenhead Andrew Cahill Harry Alien Arah Richmond Fred Osgood Clinton V. Owen Joseph Arsenault Maria St. Angelo Bath Perley Turner Bowdoin College Helen Hayes John Parker C. Lloyd Hooker

Ladies' Night at Hyde Windlass Recreation Club

A grand Ladies' Night event closed Hyde Windlass Recreation Club's Winter season on Federal street Monday evening. Portland vaudeville troupe led by Philip Libby hosted acts including group song and tap, Echoes Of Vienna solo, soprano Mary Taliento, Madelyn Reardon comedy, Roberta Henry and Paul Pomeroy acrobatics, Aldana Fuller Rhythm Plus, and Marjorie.

Hyde Windlass Recreation Association Federal Street Portland Philip Libby Echoes of Vienna Mary Taliento Madelyn Reardon Roberta Henry Paul Pomeroy Aldana Fuller Marjorie

Exhibition of Etchings at Hyde Memorial Home Opens

An April 1924 exhibition at the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children Bath features etchings, paintings, and cartoons to benefit the Home. Works include John Marin watercolors, John Taylor Arms etchings, Ernest Haskell plates, and Whistler and Paderewski caricatures. Proceeds exclude tax. hours: Tue, Fri, Sat 7–9 PM and Sun 3–5 PM. under 16 must attend evening shows. Tickets via committee members or Douglas Photo Shop.

Hyde Memorial Bath John Marin Ameriga Haskell John Taylor Arms New York Public Library Ignaz Paderewski Sir Thomas Lipton Whistler Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Jane Stevens Marie St. Angelo Ada Greenblatt Melvin B. Henderson Douglas Photo Shop Carl's Drug Store Kennebec Greens Houses Hyde Memorial Home

Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Reports at Meeting

The Bath Memorial Hospital auxiliary directors and chairmen met at the hospital. Mrs. Duncan McInnes presided as reports covered outgoing notices, 240 invitations, thanks to organizations, and March purchases including utensils and cream bottles. A voucher check system was proposed by Ralph G. Stetson and Sidney Eaton.

Bath Memorial Hospital Duncan McInnes Omar King Corliss Street Church Wesley Church Central Church League Ladies Aid Winter Street Ladies Aid Grace Church Guild and Auxiliary Women’s Civic Club Women's Christian Temperance Union West Bath Charles B. Doyle Ralph G. Stetson Sidney Eaton

One Way Streets and Parking Discussed by Engineer

A 1946 Bath traffic study by a state highway engineer is reviewed by local officials. The report examines one way street feasibility in Bath business district and stresses need for parallel streets and frequent cross streets for safe operation.

Bath State Highway Commission Howard C. Larrabee Larrabee Harold P. Small Rodney E Ress, Jr Commercial Street Water Street Front Street Vine Street Center Street Vine and Front Streets

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