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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1959

Page

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Inflation, Steel Wages, and the Ripple Effect

The piece argues inflation is real and not a hoax led by Steelworkers' President David J. McDonald. It explains how inflation raises costs across farms and industry, showing how wage hikes in steel ripple through prices and living costs, and notes steel wages pull up pay in allied sectors. It criticizes McDonald for resisting non inflationary reform.

David J. McDonald McDonald Steelworkers Union

To The Rescue How a luxury liner aids national defense

Maritime Affairs argues that an ocean-going hotel in peacetime serves as a first line of defense in war. Adm Arthur W. Radford notes a ship like the United States could carry an army division across the Atlantic in four days. The Merchant Marine Act of 1936 underpins defense ready American shipping and Navy partnership to modify liners for wartime use, incurring higher costs for added speed gun platforms and compart mentation.

Maritime Affairs Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Atlantic Navy America

A Symbol of Integrity Herbert Hoover as a working man

The piece portrays Herbert Hoover as a model of integrity who earned success through effort, promoted efficiency in government, and warned against spendthrift policies. On turning 85, he is revered as a national symbol inspiring future generations to protect heritage from debt and inflation.

Herbert Hoover U.S Mr. Hoover

Georgetown Community News Highlights and Personal Notes

Mrs Ernest Roberts led a First Baptist church service with scripture from Isaiah 55 last Sunday. A sacred concert is planned Saturday at 7 30 PM with Forest Perkins guest organist. Georgetown Central School opened with 57 pupils and a three teacher staff. Numerous local residents visit, return from trips, or relocate, including Dr Dalrymple, Mrs Dalrymple, families from Bath and Brunswick, and many Georgetown natives with activities at Kennebec Point, Robinhood, and neighboring towns.

Ernest Roberts First Baptist Church Forest Perkins South Paris Georgetown Central School William Marr Edgar Drake Sydney C. Dalrymple Georgetown Lynde Rosie Mains Lawrence Lowell Bath Raymond Reid Reid Lowell Joseph F. Wiggins Rupert Snowdon Fromester First St Ronald Atwood Susan Old William Harrison Orono University of Maine Robert Powers George Powers Robinhood Gorham State Teachers’ College Carroll P. Powers Belle Heald Edythe Laws Brunswick American Academy Richard Coffin Boston University Maud P. Thayer Robert Hawley West Georgetown Calais John D. Williams, Jr George Oliver Willard Oliver Florence Woodside Joseph F. Higgins Clarence B. Hill Ethel B. Patterson Ruth Patterson Freeman Gilliam West Point New York City Yonkers N. Y Maud Thayer Addie Loveitt Daisy Mains Ellen Perkins Althea Heffron Pineland Hospital Gunnar Solveson Thora Bergreen Staten Island George Alderman North Adams Mass Charles Dewhurst Gilbert Gunnell Waltham Dudley Allen Joseph Reed Litchfield

Five Islands Community News Highlights Weekend Events

Sunday worship at Secord Baptist Church led by Rev. Ernest Roberts with a Thursday prayer meeting set for 7 30 p m. The annual Sunday school picnic at Reid State Park featured children cooking hot dogs and toasting marshmallows, a final swim, and cool 40s fall weather. Firefighters battled a small Sagadahoc Bay brush fire. A painting bee is planned for Sept 19 at 8 30 a m to paint the library hall. Various local residents and visitors are noted in gatherings, travels, and weekend visits to cottages, with several family updates and distances.

Secord Baptist Church Ernest Roberts Reid State Park Sagadahoe Bay Arthur Cochrane Pat Moore Tom Watson Library Hall Orville Rowe Thomas Watson Rowe Georgia Ann Watson Indian Point Philo Calhoun Bridgeport Quincy Mass Calhoun Savage Miss Watson Washington State Teachers College Machias Gerald Carr Corinne and Gerald Jr

Band Boosters Club Meets Monday Evening

The Band Boosters Club held its first Fall meeting Monday at Huse Memorial School. Miss Carol Cornish and Miss Patricia Kelley presented a program after attending the Maine Music Camp at Farmington. President Stanley H. Hunter led a brief business session. refreshments were by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Greta Gower. The next meeting is set for Oct. 5.

Huse Memorial School Carol Cornish Patricia Kelley Cornish Kelley Maine Farmington Stanley H. Hunter Hunter Greta Gower

Portland Socials Note Mrs Wakefield Blaisdell and Noddin

Mrs Carroll Wakefield, Mrs Harry Blaisdell and Miss Effie Noddin traveled to Portland on Monday for a social outing and visit, according to county society notes.

Carroll Wakefield Harry Blaisdell Effie Noddin Portland

Bay Point Families Make Summer Travel Plans

Bay Point residents and visitors are noted leaving for homes in Bath Roosevelt Merrick Uniondale and Rangeley Lakes. Families joining launches at Bath Iron Works and visits to Augusta Freeport Waldoboro are listed with several members traveling or visiting relatives and cottages over the weekend and weekdays.

H. Martin Powers Bath Sturgis Leavitt Robert Miller Roosevelt, N. Y Kenneth Young Merrick N. Y Bay Point Freeport Arthur Tibbetts F.C.G. Frank Burnham Rockland Lighthouse University of North Carolina Chapel Fell Sne Furbish Waldoboro Mer- Th

Colonial Club Plans Annual Fall Outing

The Colonial Club outlines its fall outing set for Sunday September 20 at Boothbay Harbor Country Club with 50 members signed up and invitations to non-golfers. Reservations contact Fred R. Morton or Russell Thurston. A smorgasbord supper runs 5 to 7 p.m. The meeting led by President Eugene Eberhard also discussed the Bowling League opening in October with vacancies and sign up by George VanWinnen. New members Paul Karras Merle B Niles Joseph T Mullen and Douglas O Wirta admitted. Beginning October suppers will be served before each winter session. Guest speaker for October is John R Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp sharing a talk on his European trip.

Colonial Club Boothbay Harbor Country Club Fred R. Morton Russell Thurston Eugene Eberhard Owl George VanWynen Paul Karras Merle B. Niles Joseph T. Mullen Douglas O. Wirta

Maine Trail Riders Plan Fall Rides and Banquet

The Maine Trail Riders Association met in Phippsburg to set two fall trail rides and the annual banquet on November 7. Committee members named include Donald Freeman chair, with Robert Keenan and Miss Sally Rainey on the nominating panel. banquet committee led by Frederick Hall and others. The group will join Clinton Trail ride on Sept 20 and focus on Cornish Trail ride Oct 2 3 and 4, plus planning another Labor Day horse show for next year. Members from Bath, Phippsburg, Wiscasset, Lisbon Falls and Topsham attended.

Maine Trail Riders Association Phippsburg Sally Rainey Donald Freeman Bath Robert Keenan Lisbon Falls Miss Rainey Frederick Hall Topsham Stanley Wentworth Litchfield Edna Merry Brunswick Paul Merry Charles Cunningham Wiscasset

Funeral Services Friday For Alfred I Norton

Funeral services for Alfred M. Norton 55 plant engineer of Bath Iron Works who died September 9 at a Portland hospital were held at St Philip's Episcopal church Wiscasset. Norton served 17 years with the shipbuilder including 1945 onward as plant engineer and helped plan Wiscasset Auditorium Gymnasium and the first unit of modern elementary facilities. He held leadership roles at Miles Memorial hospital and the B I W foreman's club and was active in numerous organizations including Ris ing Sun lodge Newcomen Society Naval Architects Marine Engineers Association and Lincoln County Fish and Game. Interment followed in Evergreen cemetery Wiscasset.

Alfred M. Norton Bath Iron Works Portland St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Wiscasset Norton Augusta B. I. W. Foreman’s Club Miles Memorial Hospital Damaristotta St. Philips Church Rising Sun Lodge Nashua N. H Newcomen Society Naval Architects Marine Engineers Association Wiscasset Fire Company New York Anglers Club Lincoln County Fish and Game Association Evergreen Cemetery

Winter Street church hosts regents tea and program

A Winter Street church meeting featured invocations and reports by local chapter committees. Vocal solos by Robert Ramsey of Bath delighted attendees. Luncheon for members followed, with a 4 pm tea and reception at Mrs Charles V. Minott’s home hosted by Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter members.

Winter Street Arthur M. Bowker William W. Dennison Robert Ramsey Bath Churen White Phinesburg Charles V. Minott Frederick M. Haggett Col. Dummer Sewall Alice Varney Leonard Lord Carl Albee Norman Howard Harold Stanton Charles M. Tubbs

NAA Fall Outing Brings Maine Accountants Meeting

The Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Accountants held its annual Ladies Day and Fall Outing at Sebasco Lodge Maine on September 12 and 13. About 40 couples attended from Bath Brunswick area including President and Mrs George I Finlay Director and Mrs Donald L Cromwell and Mr and Mrs Donald J Davis.

Southern Maine National Association of Accountants Sebasco Lodge Sebasco Estates Maine Bath-Brunswick George I. Finlay Donald L. Cromwell Bath Donald 3. Davis Brunswick

Loretta Pouliot Heads to Gorham State Teachers College

Miss Loretta Pouliot, daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio Pouliot of Robinson Lane, left Tuesday to enter the sophomore class at Gorham State Teachers College this week.

James Oliver Loantha Jones Damariscotta Harold Brown, Jr Marjorie Foster Concord N. H Gregory Barrett William A. Todd Camden Rockport Thomaston Shirley Howard Lynnfield Mass Roy Newman Harry Stone Bay Point Sandra Tabor Bath Georgetown Chester Horne Harry Horne Gorham State Teachers’ College Loretta Pouliot Dauhter Antonio Pouliot Robinson Lane Gorham State Teachers College

Edith P Stevens 34 obituary Bath resident

Edith P Stevens 34 died Tuesday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Wife of Simon L Stevens of 84 Pearl Street she was born Fryeburg October 28 1942 daughter of Reuben C Walker and Lois Slainwhite Walker. Survived by husband son Harold R Walker parents two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Church of the New Jerusalem Rev Louis A Dole officiating. Burial Friday at Pine Grove Fryeburg. Friends may call Wednesday evening at Leslie C Shumway Funeral Home.

Edith P. Stevens Bath Memorial Hospital Simon L. Stevens Pearl Street Fryeburg Reuben C Lois Slainwhite Walker Bath Morse High the Forks Church of the New Jerusalem Harold R Reuben C. Walker Barbara L. Holmes Carol Lindquist Pennsauken N. J Louis A. Dole Pine Grove Cemetery Leslie C. Shumway High Street

Mrs Caroline Thompson Rites Held In Bath

Mrs Caroline Thompson wife of Luther S Thompson of 19 Andrews Road died Tuesday at a local nursing home She was born in Dublin Ireland and educated there a resident of Bath for 60 years She was a member of Central Congregational church Ladies Aid and past worthy matron of Genesta Chapter O E S She served as secretary for the chapter over 20 years Survivors include her husband daughter Mrs Clifford Smith of Portland and grandson William T Smith of Lubbock Texas Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Curtis Funeral Home burial in Oak Grove

Caroline Thompson Luther S. Thompson Andrews Road Dublin Ireland William O'Brien Clifford Smith Portland William T. Smith Lubbock Texas Curtis Funeral Home Oak Grove

Mrs Alice MacLuer Dies Suddenly at Bath Home

Mrs. Alice Margaret MacLuer 47 wife of G Keith MacLuer died suddenly Saturday evening at 133 Washington Street Bath Born Bath April 25 1912 daughter of Wilfred and Lizzie Card Chaney she graduated Morse High School 1931 and Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses 1934 She was a member and past president of Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association Survived by her mother and three sons David James and John a sister Mrs Ralph E Crooker all of Bath.

Alice M. Macluer Alice Margaret MacLuer G. Keith MacLuer Washington Street Bath Wilfred Lizzie Belle Card Chaney

Funeral service for Mrs Alice MacLuer held Tuesday

Funeral service for Mrs. Alice Margaret MacLuer was conducted Tuesday at 1 30 p m from the A F Mayo Son Funeral residence. Rev Warren B Harris pastor of Corliss Street Baptist church officiated. Bearers were Earl Gray Charles Buzzell Wilbur Higgins and Leland Polley. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.

Alice Margaret MacLuer A. F. Mayo & Son Warren B. Harris Corliss Street Baptist Church Earl Gray Charles Buzzell Wilbur Higgins Leland Polley Oak Grove

WEATHER ACROSS AND DOWN PUZZLE CLUES

A cryptogram style crossword with across and down clues listing terms like give over monk's sports stand offish projecting ends of churches and other entries. Includes a Longfellow quote message and a cryptoquote cipher sample with daily letter substitutions and hints for solving.

Monk

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