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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1946

Page

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Mundt backs World Calendar plan for universal year

Congressman Mundt pushes proposed World Calendar with Elisabeth Adelis urging adoption. The calendar, balanced in four equal quarters of three months, adds a 365th World Holiday and a possible Universal Peace Day. Leap years would be handled by an extra World Holiday. Congress shows notable support.

Mundt World Calendar Association Elisabeth Adélis Chambers Orce Congressman Mundt Congress

Foresight and Capital Drive U S Oil Industry Growth

The oil sector reached efficiency through long term foresight and capital risk. Examples show ventures in Venezuela and Colombia taking many years and large expenditures before first sales, illustrating private enterprise outpacing government controlled sectors despite political risks and high costs.

United States Venezuela Colombia Middle West

Sail Up or Down the Salanoa River Tour Lore

The Argo cruiser sails weekly from Boothbay Harbor at 2 15 and travels north along the shore past Sample shipyard Oakgrove hotel West Harbor Mouse and Capitol islands into Townsend gut then Knubbles bay and Riggsville Westport and Hockomock bay. Passengers view historic sites, the Kennebec river, Bath Iron Works destroyers with radar gear and the LST 512 from Normandy, reflecting the boat’s enduring popularity among locals and tourists alike.

Mindanan Argo Boothbay Harbor Reho Sasanoa Bath Southport Atlantic Boothbay Sample Oakgrove West Harhor Mouse Capitol Islands Townsend Gut Sercear Sheepscot Ing Otan Five Islands MacMahan’s Goose Rock Knubbles Bay Riggsville Westport Hell Gate Wiwurna Nahanda Hockomock Bay Maine Montsweag Bay Wiscasset Upper Hell Gate New York Long Island Sound Kennebec Arrowsic Bath Iron Works Normandy France

Miss Mary Merrill Guest of Honor for Bridal Tea

Miss Mary Margaret Merrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Merrill 8 Winter Street Augusta will wed Paul Charles Brownrigg of Bath Saturday Aug 10 A recent afternoon tea at Mrs Walter V Mitton 12 Winter Street Augusta honored her Satin puff and wool blanket were presented Out of town guests included Mrs Sumner Sewall Mrs James Gillies Bath and Mrs William Webster of St Louis others listed as attendees

Mary Margaret Merrill Clarence E. Merrill Winter Street Paul Charles Brownrigg High Street Bath Walter V. Mitton Augusta William H. Dalton William J. O'Connor Merrill Sumner Sewall James Gillies William Webster St. Louis Charles O’connor Eugene Sexton Joseph P. Williams George West Arthur R. Savage Agnes Fraser Gloria Fraser John O'Connell Merton Swift Harold Hayes Russell B. Spear Virginia Spear Harold D. Jennings Donald W. Tozier Helen Whitten Daniel Ekemsky Barbara Ekemsky Arthur Fisher Elizabeth O'Connor Ann Quinlan

Bath Democrats Hear Speakers Attack Bonus

The Bath Democratic meeting featured Henry Clark of Milo criticizing the state veterans bonus tax plan as unfair. He urged veterans to vote no and back leaders who will confront the issue, while John C. Fitzgerald defended the OPA and urged housewives to keep prices in reach. Local party leaders McVicar and Walsh voiced confidence in a Democratic victory this fall.

Hall Clark John C. Fitzgerald OPA Fitzgerald Robert Hale M. C James A. McVicar Portland William Walsh Auburn Androscoggin Democratic Committee Bath

Marian Seigars Becomes a Bride in Dresden

Miss Marion Anita Seigars of Newcastle wed Merton Lewis Lilly of Dresden in a four o clock ceremony at the officiating clergyman Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson residence on Washington street. The double ring service was used. Seigars, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Seigars of Phippsburg, works at Bath Iron Works. Lilly, son of Mrs Emma Lilly of Dresden, is employed by the state.

Marion Anita Seigars Newcastle Merton Lewis Lilly Dresden David L. Wilson Washington Street Alena Leask Glendon Leask John A. Seigars Phippsburg Bath Iron Works Emma Lilly Gilbert Lilly

Grange Hosts Summer Dinner and Picnic Plan

Members of Sagadahoc County Grange and guests gathered for a dinner in a decorated dining room with a daisies and blooms centerpiece. Mrs Sylvester oversaw refreshments as the Past Masters Association announced August 18 picnic plans at Sabine hosted by Everett and Mrs Lemont with lobster and clams by advance notice.

The Grange Sylvester Sagadahoc County Everett G. Lemont West Bath Sabine the Grange Beaver Dam

Product embraces dual approach in development

The article notes a bold strategy where teams are not afraid to use both conventional and innovative methods in product development. It highlights flexibility, risk tolerance, and adaptive testing as key factors driving progress and potential competitive advantage.

Bath area court pleas and verdicts on driving and intoxication cases

Respondents pled guilty or not guilty to various charges in Bath. Andrew F. Black of Phippsburg admitted driving without an inspection sticker and faced 70 dollars in costs. Ernest H. Nordstrom of Woodbury pled guilty to passing on a hill crest, fined 10 dollars with 4.70 costs. Lester V. Linscott and Glennys M. Sherman of Bath were found not guilty on intoxication. Linscott and Sherman were convicted on a second charge and received jail and reformatory sentences. Officers arrested them at Minot's Grove Saturday night.

Andrew F. Black Phippsburg Black George C. Buzzell Bath Ernest H. Nordstrom Woodbury Conn Buzzell Lester V. Linscott Glennys M. Sherman Linscott Kennebec County Sherman Women’s Reformatory Skowhegan Kelliher and Williams Bath Police Department Minot's Grove

LST-512 Exhibit Ship Draws Thousands in Bath and Beyond

The LST-512 exhibit ship toured coastal and river ports from Detroit to the Great Lakes, drawing over 2.5 million visitors and 11,000 miles traveled. Commanded by William B. Provost Jr, the vessel carried captured war trophies including a Kamikaze weapon and a seven ton soil jungle.

Gillette Navy Department Bath Omaha Beach D-Day Norfolk Naval Ship Yard Portsmouth Secretary of the Navy Detroit Mich Five Great Lakes Illinois Ohio Mississippi Florida Nelson G. Wettling Maine Bar Harbor Belfast Portland Okinawa William B. Provost, Jr Port Chester N. Y Atlantic Pacific W. S. Blair John E. Sivee Marine Detachment

Municipal Court Hears Busy Session With Fines

Several defendants faced charges in a busy municipal court session. Morris Petlock, Doris Beane, Walter Bowker, Clarence Gowan, Richard Roberts, Jack Jackson, and Frances Sherburne all pleaded guilty to varying offenses from driving without a license to reckless driving and assault. Fines ranged from 5 to 100 dollars with costs, plus jail terms or probation in some cases.

Frank O. Dunton Morris Morris Petlock John Kelliher Walter E. Bowker Owens Percy W. Kingsbury Dunton Bowker Clarence J. Gowan Bath Enret Elliher Gowan Richard B. Ro Bath Kelliher Roberts Karcher Jackson Frances Sherburne George W. Sherburne Jackson

Thirteen Boats Sail Sunday Race on Winnegamish Bay

Thirteen boats competed in three classes on Winne gafe Bay after noon sunday in a moderate southwest wind. Winners included Bath boats in two classes with Clipper owned by M Ambrose of Brigham's Cove and Bounty owned by W Small Jr of Brigham's Cove taking Class II and III respectively, while Koala of Bear Island captained by Pete and Peggy Stewart won Class I.

Winnegafire Bay Birch Point Cundy Hartor Bath Marion Small Ambrose Kaeda Stewart Bear Island New Moon Lausala W. Craft Sabino Algernon Nickerson Bounty Brigham's Cove Chunky H. P. Small Brigham’s Cove Lamburt Basin ‘Oint

Chairs Hear Reports On Hospital Auxiliary Pins

Fifty members have received 100 hour pins from the American Hospital Association for volunteer service. Mrs King noted that all names reaching 100 hours should be sent to the secretary for processing at the Fall meeting. The directors meet at the hospital on August 14 and the chairmen next meet September 6. Meade Meade, Md., visits relatives before embarking overseas next month after Army service including time in Texas and California.

Thhe American Hospital Association

Field Fire Stimulates Unusual Grass Growth and Bird Sightings

A fire set by chemical tank operators burned a field from Washington to High streets and north to Park street, prompting North End fire department responses over the years. The burn produced exceptional grass for winter hay and drew attention from bird lovers to a large flock of tan birds with golden rosy breasts, an uncommon sight for the area.

Ana Bisset Feeld Bre Ear Corps Washington High Streets Park Street

Anderson Kingston Wedding at Columbia Hotel

The Columbia hotel dining room hosted a Sunday afternoon wedding at two o'clock. The bride wore a white gown with lace, and a light blue satin gown for the bridesmaid, both with corsages. The ceremony occurred before a flowered altar, followed by a reception and congratulations from many friends. The bride, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S Anderson, resides with her family in Bath.

Columbia Hotel Miss Chapel Oranibas Ftea Ma S. Anderson Bath

Sandilin Ward Wedding Saturday In Topsham

Marilyn Anita Ward of Topsham married Henry Sandelin in a 4 30 p m ceremony at the home described as pretty. The bride, daughter of Harold and Ward, wore grey with white accessories. attended by Mary F Levesque in light blue. Groom James Beggs. he is son of Hugo and Har Sandelin of Brunswick, a farmer. They planned a short wedding trip.

Marilyn Anita Ward Topsham Henry Mary F. Levesque James Scott Beggs Harrold S. Ward Topelam

Mrs Myra C Thomas Weds Arthur A Terrio at Bath Service

Myra C Thomas daughter of Ralph C Pyote of Bangor and the late L Thompson married Arthur A Terrio son of Mrs Arbell Terrio of Lincoln and the late Arbell Terrio in a Saturday service at 7 30 led by David L Wilson with near relatives present Hildred Maynard attended the bride and Carroll Maynard was best man.

Myra C. Thomas Ralph C. Pyote Bangor Ith L. Thompson Arthur A. Terrio Bath Arbell Terrio Lincoln David L. Wilson Hildred Maynard Carroll Maynard

Mrs D Miles of Waterville Named Niece in Notice

Mrs Carol D Miles of Waterville, niece of Mrs Ruth Adams of 13 Street, is identified in the notice.

Carol D. Miles Waterville Ernest 5S Ruth Adams 13 Street

Seaside Costa Rica Ride Through Panoramic Hills

A traveler recalls mounting ponies for a return trip down a Costa Rican mountain path. The route offered expansive views of the central plain between two hill ranges. The narrative contrasts a distant image of San Jose with the rugged landscape and the Pacific from the western hills.

Costa Rica Bikini Atoll San Jose Pacific Coast

Fragmentary note on sunburn and tough dismounts

A fragmented reflection recalls novices facing rough dismounts and severe sunburn from strong winds. The memory emphasizes the effort as worthwhile despite the pain and forgetting exact details.

Team Triumphs Over Athens In Final August Match

A decisive win against Athens on the last day of August showcased the team's strength and strategy as the season nears its close.

Athens Ohio

Bath city expands playgrounds and fields under recreation plan

The Bath Recreation Commission expands outdoor play by boosting Kelley Field and adding two Bath Housing Authority fields at Lambert Park and Hyde Park Terrace. Daily use grows as Goddards field joins. Edward J. McMann leads the effort, with thanks to “Red” for establishing an efficient recreation system.

Kelley Field Bath Housing Authority Management Lambert Park Hyde Park Terrace Goddards Recreation Commission City of Bath Edward J. McMann Red

Mrs Mabel Talbot Visits Massachusetts in August

Mrs. Mabel Talbot of 131 Oak street has traveled to Worcester Massachusetts to spend August with her sister Mrs. Ethel Smith. Before returning she will tour other parts of the state and possible nearby areas.

Mabel Talbot Oak Street Worcester Mass Ethel Smith

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Salanoa River Atlantic Coast Mary Merrill Marian Seigars Teyain Co LST Saiing Coates Anderson—Kingston Cy Ee Codie Sandilin—Ward Terrio—Thomas Rase Vitality Greta King Ina
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