Every County in State Represented at Arter Century Club
The annual meeting of the CentUry club was held at Hyde Memorial Children. Rain paused for a fair afternoon program as every county in the state was represented in the morning session. Rembernstendnce music was led by Edward Gaudreau of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arter Century Club
Hyde Memorial
Edward Gaudreau
Bath
Wanda’ Veins
Booty Deeghin
Denson
Bobby Chaplin
Ee Eatin
Donna McCabe
Joan Hawkes
Dean Bertrand
Marilyn Fraser
Savage
Carolyn Fraser
Barbara Larrabee
Cheryl Wetherbee
Merline Osgood
Jimmy and Allert Hatch
Stephen Milliken
Eugene Pippier
Generous Firms Help the Kiddies
Generous firms assist local children as city merchants contribute donations to aid a youth program. The list highlights participating businesses and the scope of community support.
Two-Car Crash Near Richmond Kills Two
A collision near Richmond involving the Spielman and Winn vehicles resulted in two deaths. Further details and updates continue on page two.
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Richmond
Spielman and Winn
Bath to Lose Music Supervisor in City Schools
Miss Harvey, long a key figure in Bath’s music scene, will leave Bath for a new post in Sanford. She plans to depart Aug 29 and has held teaching and performance roles at Bath churches and in various institutions. She studied at LaSalle College Boston University Smith College and more and recently learned Dr Harry Wilson will conduct at the University. She will continue her passion for music in her new role.
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Sanford
A. Harvey
Harvey
Bath
United
Miss
LaSalle College
Harry Wilson
University Ofpointment
Missley
North America
Chicago
Ill
University of Southern Ca
California
Boston University
Institute of Music
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
American Institute of Normal Methods
LaSalle Junior College
The
Institute In
Boston
Tacoma Lake
Clam Fists Battle Spurs Contaminated Sea Water Issues
A Maine Department of Agriculture statement reports contamination in craves in the Phippebers and Georgetown areas after bacteriological tests. The U S Public Health Service analysis shows AtkIn Bay samples meet sanitary limits, while Parker Head area and nearby dam areas exceed minimum approved levels.
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A. MG
Maine Department Agriculture
Phippebers
Georgetown
Harold Udell
Harry T. Crohurst
U. S
Atkins Bay
Parker Head
Bath council denies taxi cab stands and fireworks ban
The Bath council refused to grant taxi cab stands and enacted a fireworks ban for the Fourth of July. The ordinance prohibits sale or display of fireworks and limits pyrotechnic use, with fines up to 50 dollars. The Personnel Service Commission amendment creates an eligible register from exam scores and veteran-related point additions for two years.
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Bath
Personnel Service Commission
Bath Recreation Association Parade and Picnic Winners
Students from city playgrounds displayed arts and crafts at City Hall. The Summer program closes with its annual picnic Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rock Hill Inn where winners will receive awards.
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Bath Recreation Association
Rock Hill Inn
Civic Association Dust Situation Sparks Advisory Board Review
A Boston firm executive says complete dust and noise elimination is unlikely but efforts will continue. Residents report coal dust and soot covering homes while some noise reduction is noted. The issue is referred to the association advisory board for further action at a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corned
Nelson G. Smith
Boston
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Smith
John J. Keegan
The
Association
G. Thomas Murphy
Arthur Sewall
Rupert H. Baxter
Samuel Levine
Claude S. Gillette
Ralph G. Stetson
Kee- Harry Watson
Ones P. Steininger
Eviamund Staples
Donald Neumtt
Auxiliary monthly report highlights July hospital supplies and volunteers
The Auxiliary reports purchases to the hospital in July including operating items, gowns, linens, cups and teapots. Volunteers logged hours across Bandage and Office committees, with notable contributors and a forthcoming Olde Tyme Faire featuring a 1949 Ford prize, rummage sale, and dance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Harold Avery
Laurence Katz
Carlena Peterson
Mary O’hara
Willard Sprague
G. T. Murphy
Norman Adams
Ward Service Committee
Adams
Joseph Mullaney
Demand for higher pay risks walkout at Works Corp
Wage talks stall as the BLW union seeks a nine cent hourly increase for 1 500 workers at the Works Corp. after long delays on French trawlers. J William Schulze cites engine delays from Denmark and a January 1 1949 completion target while management resists further wage losses. The note ends with an odd line about camels carrying heavy loads.
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Works Corp
BLW
Foo Decaa Ee
Navy
J. William Schulze
Ac Ee
Iron Works Star Corporation
Brotherhood
Mag
Denmark
Eertaines Ee
Schulze
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Nsieonteh
Seenae
Council
Joseph Seigal
Sam
Veel Gona
Portland
Civic Association Dust Situation
Hal Ag
Promt St.-Tel
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