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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
5
Morse High announces its senior prom with a 12 piece orchestra led by Don Spear. Tickets sold at the door. all proceeds aid the class trip fund. The event crowns a belle chosen by popular vote among students and offers the winner first dance honors.
Daniel Williams of the First National Bank of Law named Sagadahoc County chairman of the U S Savings Bonds committee. State chair Arthur Maxwell commends Williams for civic and national service and his War Finance Committee work. Williams will organize and appoint committees for the Security Loan Drive running April 15 to June 30 and will announce appointments as set.
Mrs Mila Darnell and her son James of Kansas City Kansas arrived by plane Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Sagadahoc Ferry. The note records her former name before marriage.
The program at Hil yard's hall begins at 7 30 with a Carleton Call then returns at 10 20. Harvey Rowe William Small Jr and others present opening jokes Smoky I Miss Your Ap succien per Ji price ate Ford. Acts include Moe Taint No Sin Richard Andrews Amos Get So Far Sophia Richard Farrow. Harmonics and solos follow with Bass horn Darktown Strutters Ball Eugene Harmonica Saxophone Harold and Carl Meister Interlocutor and Zeke as pianist.
Mr and Mrs Preston S Far of Bath celebrate a union linking long standing Bath ties and family heritage as a formal note in the society column.
Mr and Mrs William Newell of Washington Street arrived in America after a voyage from Honolulu to the West Coast describing their travel from Newell home to Honolulu and back to the United States with their Pacific cruise completed.
A brief notice notes a Largan Spring service at Togus on May 12. It invites all interested individuals to attend and participate in the upcoming event.
A batch of bumper cards promoting Sewall for the U.S. Senate is circulating in local streets and neighborhoods with the candidate’s name and election message. Residents report seeing the cards in various colors and sizes.
UME Demonstration Week at Topsham will be held at Grange Hall on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Topsham Bureau will serve tea after the event. The meeting is open to the public.
A patient discharged to home has been hosted by her sister, Mrs Cleveland, after a period of residence and recovery.
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