Reach Agreement On Regulations For Class Trip
Morse High School officials and the senior class president approved guidelines for a proposed senior trip to New York City. The plan emphasizes private funding, a $350 reserve for graduation costs, pro rating funds per student, and strict limits on fundraising and publicity. Chaperone rules require one adult per 25 students of the same sex, with total trip costs borne by the class aside from spending money, and a tentative April date at about $82 per student for two days and one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Morse High School
Raymond W. Farnham
Henry Powers
New York City
Se Pksim
Rotary club roundtable discusses aims and ethics
At the weekly luncheon the Rotary members formed a circle around the head table and discussed the aims and objects of the organization. Bill Skelton presided and Laforest E. Hodgkins led the Aims and Objects Committee. Raymond Finley of Skowhegan visited as a former superintendent and club president. Junior guests William Parker and Peter Owen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bill Skelton
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Morse High
Raymond Finley
Skowhegan
Pittsfield
To Market Wins Arlington and Washington Park Futurities
The horse To Market owned by Sam A. Mason 2nd of Chicago won both the Arlington Futurity and the Washington Park Futurity in 1950, achieving a notable double in major races.
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To Market
Sam A. Mason 2Nd
Chicago
Arlington
Washington Park
Bath Seeks Federal Funds for New School Building
Bath officials outlined a plan to obtain federal aid under Public Law 815 to relieve overcrowded schools. The city estimates about 123000 dollars in federal entitlement, with a likely need near 200000 dollars and a local share around 77000 dollars. A committee was formed to gather data, decide site and size, and present a detailed application to the City Council before the July 1 deadline.
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Loring
Bath Board of Education
Congress
Washington
Bath
Abad
Addition
Ross
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Arthur E. Sturtevant
Stanley R. Hunter
Etta M. Thurlow
Edwin R. Andrews
Board of Education
Elk Adopted by Family in Franklin Manitoba
The Walter MacDonald family has adopted a young elk as a pet. The elk peacefully shares their home with a large Labrador. A local game warden urged keeping the animal until after hunting season to prevent likely death if released to a park.
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Franklin
Man
Walter MacDonald
MacDonald
Indians in the United States number about 334 thousand
The population of Indians living in the United States is estimated at roughly 333 thousand to 334 thousand people, reflecting a sizable indigenous presence in the country today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Geneau Held For June Term In Superior Court
Elmer W. Geneau 33 of Woolwich pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rape after being arraigned in Bath. Judge Deering bound him over to Sagadahoc County Superior Court for the June term with bail set at 10000. Geneau, a parolee from Thomaston State prison, had prior sentences for similar offenses. Police investigating a separate Tuesday night assault. Harvey G. Chubbuck 21 of Woolwich pleaded guilty to larceny of goods valued at $10 and was sentenced to 30 days, suspended, one year probation.
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Elmer W. Geneau
Woolwich
Morse
Bath Municipal Court
Gardiner R. Deering
Geneau
Sagadahoc County
Harold J. Rubin
Thomaston State Prison
Bath
Byron Clark
Ray Orcutt
Phyllis Crowley
Morse High School
Miss Crowley
Windham Men's Reformatory
Harvey G. Chubbuck
Kennebec County
Deering
Foreign War Vets Scrap Drive Aims to Help Veterans
Dyer Flaherty Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsors a weekend scrap drive to relieve shortages and fund 1 000 cigarette packages for Togus veterans. Elmer Moore chairs. Nelson Foss assists. volunteers from the post cover Bath Georgetown Bay Point. Pickup calls are 1218 1719 or 1614 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Togus
Elmer Moore
Post Hall
Nelson Foss
Stanley Jack
Donald Gurney
Nicholas Kakoh
Moore
Georgetown
Bay Point
Bath
Movies To Aid Preaching At Wittenberg College
A new course in audio visual aids will be offered for the first time at the Divinity School of Wittenberg College. Future ministers will learn to select use and care for equipment and how to use film strips and projection devices in preaching and ministry development.
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Ringfield
Divinity School of Wittenberg College
Rainbow Girls install officers at Masonic temple
Rainbow Assembly No. 6 of Genesta chapter O E S held an eight o'clock installation at the Masonic temple. Hilda Bowers became worthy advisor with Evelyn Morse absent due to illness. Jacqueline Chappelle installed the board and retiring officers. The event featured color gowns, floral bouquets, a flag salute, and a star spangled finale.
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Rainbow Assembly
Genesta Chapter
Masonic Temple
Masons
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Hilda Bowers
Manuel Bowers
Evelyn Morse
Memorial Hospital
Freida Legard
Eleanor Marks
Charity
Carolyn Stackpole
Hope
Joan Brooks
Faith
Anita Deering
Joan Mallett
Asurer
Claire Wing
Jean McKay
Sandra Daley
Love
Carol Quimby
Betty Newell
Nature
Jerolyn Harris
Ethel Richardson
Fidelity
Sally Caton
Jane Henderson
Service
Barbara Ireland
Confidential Observer
Jane Ledyard
Outer Observer
Marion Smith
Natalie Hathorne
Rena Legard
Florence Fullerton
Juanita Estes
Beverly Austin
Kathryn Libby
Roberta Morse
Martha Wood
Viola Osgood
Genesia Chapter
O.E.S
Elwood Hathorne
Martha Bertrand
John Gillespie
Waldo Brooks
Burleigh McKay
Luther Thompson
Zylpha Richardson
Alice Stilphen
Margaret McKellar
Herbert Morse
Percy Marks
Merle Niles
Forrest C. Legard
Carol McKay
Carol Stackpole
Jacqueline Chappelle
Bowers
Gillespie
Annual Bath Red Cross Meeting Looks to Expanded Work
The Bath chapter of the Red Cross held its annual meeting at the Parker residence with Frederick E. Drake Jr. as chair. Officers were named including Mrs. Seth Mullin as vice chair and Miss Muriel Lane as secretary, while speakers stressed increased community support, civil defense roles, and a large 1951 fund-raising goal of 85 million dollars.
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Red Cross
S. John Parker
Summer Street
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
George Nugent
Seth S. Mullin
Muriel Lane
Doris Spinney
Stoms Musk
Direcor
Drake
Philip Wilder
F. Burton Whitman
Brunswick
Mary L. Allen
Togus
Miss Allen
Sagadahoc
Roy Stewart
Sam King
John Tietz
King
Nihay River
Emerson Zeitler
Zeitler
Maine
Tietz
National Headquarters
Red Cross Fund
War Department
Shea
Musk
Louis A. Dole
Parker
Charter changes proposed for Bath City Council charter
A draft of amendments and deletions to Bath City Charter will be submitted to the State Legislature. Provisions cover quorum, indefinite terms for the city clerk, removal procedures, acting treasurer, funds from the Federal government, and emergency appropriations limits. A check mark ballot option is approved.
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Bath City
John P. Carey
South Portland Couple Visit Aunt in Willow Street
Mr and Mrs Bruce Buttrick of South Portland were weekend guests of Mrs Doris Tobey on Willow Street to visit his mother Mrs Herbert F Sparrell and Lieut Sparrell who arrived from Vallejo California Mrs Buttrick fell ill Sunday and was taken to Memorial hospital for an emergency operation she is doing nicely
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Bruce Buttrick
South Portland
Mr. Buttrick
Doris Tobey
Willow Street
Herbert F. Sparrell
Lieut. Sparrell
Vallejo
Calif
Buttrick
Memorial Hospital
Bath Canning sardines and Pie Master Pumpkin shipped to Milwaukee
A joint carload of Pie Master Pumpkin and Bath Canning Co. sardines was sent to an A and P store in Milwaukee. The Pie Master pumpkin is produced by Pie Master Packers of Bath under Harold W. Troop. About 1,000 cases of each item were shipped.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Maine
Bath
Bath Canning Co
Mid-West
Pie-Master Packers of
Harold W. Troop
Mothers' March on Polio Opens in Bath Wednesday
Women from all neighborhoods gathered for the Mothers' March on Polio a seven PM parade to call and collect for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. The event stressed voluntary giving symbolized by porch lights and community participation.
West Bath couple marks 61st anniversary at Larrabee Grove
Mr and Mrs Fred W Larrabee celebrated 61 years of marriage at their West Bath home in Larrabee's Grove. They received cards and gifts from relatives and friends and remain active in community and country affairs.
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Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
West Bath
Larrabee
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
New Meadows Ledges
Westath
Sudden Deep Freeze Grips Bath Area After Warm Spell
The article notes a rapid shift from near spring to sub zero temps Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Readings reach 20 below in several spots with taxi rides to work and cold morning starts at Bath Iron Works. Smelt fishermen welcome the chill as snowstorm is forecast tonight and tomorrow.
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Bath Iron Works
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Richard J. Frates
Bath Fire Department
Frank L. Moriarty
Bath National Bank
Margaret Flaherty
Beverly White
Harry White
Summer Street Court
Beverly
Flaherty
Edwin W. H
Park Street
Arrowsie
Re Ee
Times
Bath Auto CO
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