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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1948

Page

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Morse Gridsters of 1909 Won All Their Games

Morse High fielded a 1909 football squad that won every game, outscoring opponents like Gardiner Rockland Edward Little and South Portland while relying on a new forward pass era and a lean 14-man roster under coach Robert Donnell. The team never allowed a point against most foes, with notable 35-0 wins and a late safety sealing the decisive victory.

Morse Gridsters Bath Morse High Moree High Rockland Edward Little Gardiner South Portla Brunswick Deering Bu Tga Cotsa Toree Uees Rac College Towners Morse Yesteryear Robert Donnell Bowdoin College Donnell Bowdoin Notheless Wias Edward South Portland Ae Keave Morse South Portlanders South

Bath Community Center Closes Its Doors Saturday

The Bath Community Center shut its doors Saturday at five o'clock due to insufficient space and anticipated costs. The center had $2,500 in operating funds and expected about $4,000 in revenue, but a revenue shortfall forced drastic cuts and use of nearly all city funds. The facility originated in 1942 as an Industrial U.S.O. center, with a succession of directors and city leadership guiding its operation through wartime and postwar years.

Bath Norman Adams Recreation Commission National U.S.O Columbia Hall U.S.O A. J. Danielson Y.M.C.A Norwich Conn Edward H. Robinson Robinson Bath Recreation Commission Everett O. Johnson Groton

Probable Cause D gag case hears from witnesses

In Woolwich Mrs Strout and Police Frank Moriarty testified as part of a case against D gag age. The witness statements describe Green’s inability to leave her home and a check from Bath Works tied to an arrest warrant. The narrative notes bruises on Mrs Green and references to ensuing legal actions. Continued on Page Two.

D. Gag Daniel Williams Wier Green Ores Alteeon Noedov Alma Strout

Avis Carter resumes studies at Boston University

Miss Avis Carter resumes studies at Boston University after recess with her parents Mrs Mason Carter of Woolwich and Mr and Mrs Carter. They entertain a family dining with guests Mr and Mrs Henry Groves of Saugus Mass Mrs Roy Goss and daughters Rae and …, Mr and Mrs Carter and sons Donald and Poi Yen, and Forrest Suaith, a nephew, visiting.

Avis Carter Boston University Mason Carter Woolwick Carter Henry Groves Saugus Mass Roy Goss Rae and Usta Vis Garter i Martin Donald Poi Yen Forrest Suaith Eked

Shepard Expands Bath Shoe and Menswear Store

Charles A. Shepard, owner of Shepard's Shoe Store at 102 Front, buys Harmon's Men’s stock to create Shepard's, a combined footwear and men’s clothing shop. A 15 foot wall opening will join the stores, with Harmon's staff retained and new lines from known brands planned.

Charles A. Shepard Shepard Front Street Harmon Shep Mast Shepard's Cananata i Staples Frederick Hart Clarence Irish Paul Lemont Bridge-Merrill Senter’s, Inc Boston Center Street Senter’s Bath Motor Mart Wilson C. W. Clifford Auto Show Room Lewis E. Wilson Harmon Eliason

Bath milk dealers face action under state law

Health officer McCabe reports Bath milk dealers lack proper pasteurization and sterilization gear. Inspections found inadequate hot water, open milk rooms, and missing equipment with recalls issued. Court action may remove licenses for noncompliance. pasteurized milk still at risk from poor handling.

Health McCabe Grace Milen Bath Mc. Johnson McCabe

Bank Day Big Event At Mitchell School First Grade

Bath's first graders participate in Bank Day at Mitchell School with piggy banks, bank pins, and a rotating weekly cashier. The event promotes savings, manners, and self care as students deposit 25 cents and are greeted politely at the window. A calendar marks bank days and Mrs. McKenna leads other classroom projects in grooming reading and drawing.

Mitchell School Bath Tommy Tommy” Holbrook Bath Savings Bank Bonnie Jean Judy Jenkins Donald Nadine Martha Pratt Jean Sylvia McCorr Oliver Charles Ith Philip Reno Artemus Jean Har Wakefield Peter Farrell Richard Elwell John Cothran Yvette Cyr Dianne Bernier MacDanald

Morse Mohiba Arts Show Delights Large Night School Crowd

The Morse Mohiba concert at the night school auditorium drew a capacity audience for two hours of ensembles soloists and dances. Performers included Perteston Pert Jr Pauline Colby Phyllis Babkirk Janice Knight Dorothy Wing Joan Osborne and Patricia Barrows among others with the Morse High Band directed by Keith Crockett delivering selections like Paramount March The Man I Love and Blue.

Morse Warren Raynes Pauline Colby Phyllis Babkirk Janice Knight Dorothy Wing Twelfth Street Joan Osborne Mississippi Patricia Barrows Cynthia Hennessey Patricia Cynthia Harold Robinson Linda Betty Footer Betty Patty Barrows Patty Frank Warren Harold Staples Morse High Keith Crockett Paramount Melvin Tukey Tukey Elena Patricia Ames Robert Rowland Harvey Hart

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Hanson Allan Spear Paul Wing How- Hunt Robert Dunton Raymond Trott Walters Robert Sturtevant John Fitzgerald Parker Moulton Edward Te Robert Dondell Irving Baker Harold Battison Harmon’s Clothing Store Amory McLellan Houghton McLellan James and Houghton Anyames A. McLellan Boston St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Beachmont Ormond Heron Tryon and Elliott Noble Harry Ring, Jr Portland Department of Agriculture Bath Auto CO
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