Rivet Heaters Strike for Higher Wages in Bath
Bath Iron Works rivet heaters strike at noon seeking raise from 1.60 to 1.84 per day. Fifteen workers met at Maine Central depot platform after quitting notice given yesterday. Other Atlantic coast yards pay 0.80 to 1.28 daily. strike follows demand due to lack of piece work.
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Poppy beds and war news headline Bath notes
The Bath flower garden showcases Shirley poppies with a vivid display of color. William Foses residence gains a white repaint and new green blinds. Rupert H Baxter reports 300 Canadian boys drilling at McGill University in Montreal. Supt M A Hariden of Eastern Steamship Corp tours Boston. A Boston man observes a Bath schooner built by Bowker & Son for Rogers & Webb, near launching next month. Central Church hosts a nurses home benefit concert in two weeks.
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Resignation of Bath officer opens night watch post
Day Officer Rudolph Roy resigns after nine years on Bath police force to become night watchman at Bath Iron Works, while City Marshal Pattee calls the move a personal loss. The town buzzes with maritime, social, and real estate notices and local events through July 29 1915.
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Grateful thanks for nurses and Miss Marshall gift
On August 1 1915 gratitude is given to energetic hospital nurses for a new home. The kindness of many friends enables Miss Marshall to deposit nearly five hundred dollars toward the project.
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Famed Ballerina to Appear With Lakewood Players
Patricia Bowman, famed ballerina, will star in Lakewood Theatre's The Great Waltz during the Aug week with nightly 8 pm shows and Wednesday Saturday matinees at 2 30. She danced with The Ballet Theatre Chicago Opera and New York Philharmonic and has appeared at Radio City Music Hall for crowds over ten million. The production features Johann Strauss elements and a Moss Hart musical story, with Josh Wheeler as Johann Strauss and Victoria Crandall and Moreland Kortkamp at the piano. The Caine Mutiny Court Martial with Jeffrey Lynn and Stephen Elliott closes the week on Saturday.
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Saco Blasts Bath in Legion Tourney rout at Togus
Owen-Davis Post of Saco 1954 champions beat Bath's Smith-Tobey Post 25 to 5 in a Maine Junior American Legion game. Saco rallied from a 5-4 deficit with a 16-run burst, game called in the seventh. Bath meets Chester L Briggs Post of Houlton next. Houlton lost 2-0 to Gardiner opener.
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Melody Miss Becomes Beau Haven Colt Name
Melody Miss is the official name of a chestnut filly born last week at Beau Haven Ranch. The Beau Haven Riding Club members named her at a Sunday meeting, with plans discussed for a fall horse show at the West Bath ranch and a square dance on August 11. Club members will gather Thursday to paint the ring.
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Estelle Visits Parents on Upper High Street
Estelle arrived this morning to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs T M Baker on upper High street. Also reported a collision near Nantucket Shoals between the six masted Ruth E Merrill and the Merchants and Miners' Line steamer Kershaw during fog.
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Sewall at Small Point and Percy Visit Boston Grandson
Lemont notes Joseph Sewall passing days at Small Point while Mrs Fred B Percy travels to Boston to visit her little grandson.
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Conscience Returns $85 Theft in Lincoln Service Deposit
An unidentified thief repaid Jewel Chastain, manager of a Lincoln service station, with three unsigned letters from Omaha postmarks. The latest payment of $55 clears the February 1949 $85 loss, and Chastain says she appreciates the gesture.
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Sweet Revenge St Louis (4) Trucks Case Tipster Involvement
Police noted an unusual number of tipsters in the seven illegally parked trucks case in St Louis, suggesting heightened local interest and possible coordination in the investigation.
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City hires private tow fleet to remove illegally parked cars
The trucks belonged to a private fleet hired by the city to tow illegally parked vehicles from city streets. A ticket was placed on each towed car, marking the action.
Five Questions Offer to Rev Ruth Mathias Reading
Public notice invites readers to mail five questions, a one dollar fee, and a stamped envelope to Reverend Ruth Mathias at 827 Broadway Everett Massachusetts for a full page reading.
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Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc Estates July 1955
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County orders notice to interested parties for August hearing. Estates include Lena Douglas Donnell Ethel Glidden Agnes W Humphreys Margaret Nelson Myers Reed Elizabeth D M Stevens and Frank M Stinson. Proceedings cover final accounts licenses to sell perpetual care and letters testamentary.
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