Forty Years Ago in Bath A Summer of Circuses and Shipyards
July 1904 notes Bath life with circus parades, crowds around Merrymeeting Park, and shipyard activity. Mentions Bath Iron Works, Kennebec steamship moves, yacht updates, local excursions, and residents’ visits across Maine towns and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Small
Bath Iron Works
Penobscot Bay
G. M. Norwell
Boston
Hyde Park Terrace items of the week
Local notes recount a long list of weekend and extended visits among Hyde Park Terrace residents. Patricia Knowlton of Belfast visits relatives in Monroe and Belfast, with Joan Burgess. various families travel to Lone Star, Wichita, Chelsea, Mass., and Chelsea, Mass., for vacations and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Terrace
Patricia Knowlton
Belfast
Joan Burgess
Blut Road
Joan
Monroe
Austin MacGee
Donna
Randolph
Ralph Blackington
Bluff Road
E. K. Anderson
Anderson
Lone Star
Wichita
Kansas
N. Lazinsky
Joel Alan
Sazinsky
W. Sazinski
Chelsea
Mass
Walder Bisson
Sun Gregory
Bisson
John Shusta
Madison
George Kelsey
Drayton Road
John Reid
Orr's Island
E. H. Reynolds
Boston
Belone Cyr
Mtford
Iris Cyr
Pat Fitzgerald
Robert Pendleton
Nancy
Robert
Damiariscot
Lake
Pendleton
Katherine Ames
Caribou
R. P. Ireland
1Lark Street
Ireland
Sheldon Collins
Searsport
Charles Travis
Frederick
Bangor
Orrington
Donald Pulsifer
Teen-Times Debuts At Huse School Teen-Age Club
U S C notes announce the first issue of Teen-Times issued during Tuesday drop-in at Huse school. USO distribution available. Event featured ping pong badminton checkers dancing led by Miss Norma Cummings and a Truth and Consequences contest hosted by Harold Armes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen-Times
Huse
USO
Norma Cummings
Harold Armes
USC
BSW Travelers
Pied Pipers
Kelley Field
Lambert Park
Y Leaders
Kimball
Joseph O. Purdue
Washington Street
Portland
Vacation Guests Visit Mr and Mrs Hawcett in Harpswell
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ilag vett of Orange New Jersey are staying at a cottage in South Harpswell during their vacation and are guests of Mr Hawcett’s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Donald Young of Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Lois Pierce
Drayton Road
Dorchester Mass
W. T. Jones
Alfred N. Fayte
Bath Memorjs Hospital
C. H. Carrol
Holliston
Mass
Alfred N. Fayle
Robert Reeder
Worcester, Mass
Albert Risteers
Woolwich
Leonard Fish
Lark Street
Rockland
Benjamin Llagvett
Orange, N. A
South Harpswell
Mr Hawcett
Donald Young
Front Street
Performance records to improve beef cattle herds
Keeping detailed performance records for breeding cattle aids selection and profitability. Measure and log birth, weaning, and 900–1000 pound weights with dates, score conformation, and record dam, sex, and ID. Use birth to weaning and weaning to market gains to rank calves and cull cows and bulls by calf performance and conformation.
Aluminum Foil Confuses Enemy's Air Defenses
Allied air forces report that thin strips of aluminum foil dropped from bombers and fighters disrupt radar guided anti air guns. Developed by Harvard Radio Research Laboratory and Reynolds Metals, the foil scatters radar beams and lets planes avoid defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Research Laboratory
Harvard University
Reynues Metals Company
Reynolds Concern
United States
War Department
Eye injuries rise from work and play hazards
A survey shows chopping wood leads eye injuries with 15 percent from wood chips. Scissors wire nails and falls at home follow, while on the job 14.4 percent involve steel fragments. Use of goggles and helmets reduces industry injuries. in Chicago forty six children lost eye vision in four years from playtime accidents with sticks or stones.
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Chicago
Hard Water and Soap Lather Issues Explained
Ordinary soaps fail in hard water because they contain sodium or potassium which are swapped out for calcium and magnesium ions. This forms insoluble compounds that precipitate as a sticky curd around sinks, and only after all calcium and magnesium are precipitated will soap lather properly.
Lambert Park youths organize clubs and activities
Friday evening the Young People and Boys clubs were organized by Alfred Manzo and Ernest Purdy as part of a broader effort to engage all ages in community activities. Weekend events included a Volunteer Firemen dance and a First Aid class banquet, with ongoing Tenants' Council meetings and local personal updates from residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Manzo
Manzo
Young People
Ernest Purdy
Uncle Sam's Navy
BIW
Gross
Saunders Patterson
Cyrus Ashe
Lambert Park Fire Department
Tenants’ Council
Carroll Hunt
Crawford Drive
Mr. Hunt
Belfast
Hunt
Boston
Richard Blake
Portland
Ruth Goode
Bradford Belanger
Crawford Drives
Bangor
Andrew Vigne
Waterville
George Sylva
Matthews Avenue
Millinocket
Bath Iron Works
Spruce Head
Isaac Jones
Franklin
Jones
Miriam
Denny Road
Annie Jones
Margaret
Patten
James Main
Newton Road
Mary Oakes
Richard Fleming
George Syliia
Rulland Labbe
Gertrude
Irene
Donna
Roland
Montis
Roy Robert
Frank Barnes
Frances
Mary Ellen
Norris Bennett
Florida
Miss Colonette Dostie
Janet
Shirley Smith
Crawford
Leon LaVoie
Bernard Strong
Veterans Tell Tales Of Frontline Service From Devens
Fort Devens Massachusetts report shares experiences of wounded American soldiers from major fronts. Pvt Walter A Green describes D Day beach assault, arm wound, evacuation to England and return. Corp Harry Reed details Normandy firefight and left leg injuries. Pvt Kenneth McKnight parachute landing pelvis injury. Pvt Dominic Ramone recalls Algerian Tunisian Sicilian campaigns and later invasion cook duty with MP unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Mass
General Hospital
Walter A. Green
South Tamworth
N. H
England
Corp
Harry Reed
Gladhue Avenue
Chicopee
Normandy
Pvt
Kenneth McKnight
Wheeler Street
Orange
Dominic Ramone
Concannon Street
Providence
9Th Infantry Division
Mp’s
Probate Notices From Sagadahoc Court Bath 1944
Court of Probate at Bath Sagadahoc County directs publication of notices for multiple estates Crest Levi Ward Daniel Williams exetor Levi Ward estate Karlson Swall and others. Orders require a public appearance on August second Tuesday at ten in the forenoon to contest wills and request letters testamentary or administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Imir
Davis
Eucer
Daniel
Daniel Williams
Canitia
Bilo
Carita
Edith
Caiilla
Mortam
Pater
Willams
Sewall
Annie Mo Shepardiste
Marie Colhy
Ad- Ministratiiy
Sarah Hot* Ity
Tina
Mary Hottulls
Arlitni Ils Tratry
John L Jack
Harry J. Haynes
Water I Haynes
Cleayhland Lo Burk
Woolwich
Charlotte L Buck
Wool
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Lyman A. Nichols
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Birch Point
Merrymeeting Park
Richard E. Tucker
Rochester
Emma Small
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Southport
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Damariscotta Mills
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Edwin Reed
Fuller
George H. Ragan
Charles Talbot
Lewiston
Auburn
Mrs. R. D. Bibber
Monson
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Ransom B. Fuller
Penobscot
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Center Street Crossing
Marshal Reynolds
Hyde Windlass Co
Fred E. Titcomb
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Middle Street
James Jones
Maine National Guard
Portsmouth
James Coombs
Elvira
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Ocean Park
Mary E
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Quincy
Lawrence
Fore River Ship and Engine Co
Kelley, Spear Co
William Rogers
Penn Gas
Frank Heald
Fall River
T. W. Hyde
Rangeley Lake House
Rangeley
Milton H. Douglas
Herbert and
Carville
Ella J. Douglas
Dean Cottage
Sabine
Mary B. Olys
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Charles Davenport
John S. Hyde
J. M. Trott
Frank L. Staples
Registry of Deeds Office
Charles A. Blair
Gov. Dingley
G. F. Rouillard
Marblehead Neck
Ethel French
Perry Bros
Winnegance
Bessie Perry
William T. Donnell
Gardiner G. Deering
E. C. Plummer
Frank A. Small
Atlantic Carriers’ Association
William Robbins
W. D Grant
Deer Isle
Mey Oe
George Piper
Roert Guilds
Boothbay
Lynn
Harry A. Neally
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
MacMahan’s Island
G. A. Cahill
Silie
George
Ocea Cahill
Bay Davit
Euliiel
Golden Rod
Commercial Street
James C. Mulligan
John P. Madden
Preble & Dunton Wharf
Ferry Street
Private Way
S. T. Snipe
Worth
George F. Jackson
E. O. Atkins
Bos
T. W. Crowley
Clarissa
Virginia
New York
T. W. Clements
Atlantic City
Shannon House
Sagadahoc Club
Long Island
Williams’ Bros
M. K. Murray
Young Men's Christian Association
Milford
Northport
Samuel Welch
Landlord Welch
Exchange Hotel
G. C. Haggett
Court Street
Horace E. Lewis
American Type Foundry
Beth
Bath Beef Co
Garnet Bridge
E. L. Gaudreau
Gardiner
Kennebeck
Maine
Charles Taylor
F. E. Emmons
John A. Smith
Thomas B. Perry
Ocean Point
Harlow Cottage
Landlord McCormick
Pittston
Thhat
Mabel
Edna Pillsbury
Cottage City
Pillsbury
Walter Baker
Reece
John J. Desmond
Charles Co. Collins
Thompson Bros
Charles Douglas
Brooklyn
J. L. Douglas
York Street
Frank W. Low and
Amos F
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Fred P. Nichols
Bay Point
A. J. Percy
Bertie Stevens
Jessie Ramsay
C. B. Gilmore
Garnet
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Central Church
Robert O'Reilly
Cherbourg
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Otis N. Card
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