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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1947

Page

6

PEPPSBURG Notes On Wood Cutting And Local Life

In Peppermint context a Dry Bowker crew has cut about 50 cords of wood and is delivering as fast as ready. Town hall meeting notes, parish visits, vacation plans, and local commutes appear. Residents like Leona Harmon, Gilbert Woodman, and Miss Emmy Wyman are mentioned along with Bath Iron Works recalls and family gatherings at centers, schools, and farms.

Papa Bowker Peer Bowker de P. Firke Long Ia Eres Erron Vial Ibeth Leona Harmon Caribou Gilbert Woodman Coldmarines Farm Oe Libby Lyman Barbour Robert Moore Boston Williams Mr. Elwell Bath Iron Works Harding Leslie Dyer Eric Carlson Berey Viccy Blaisdell William Blaisdell Center Richard Stinson Merchant Marine Stinson

Town meeting plans set to fund a new school site

A town meeting article proposes starting a school fund with 50 percent of the annual surplus. a plot across from the town farm to be a site for the school. A committee including Walter McCourt Lieut. C S Thomas Totman Win theep Blair and Mrs. Leonard Kney will study budget details and draft the warrant. The next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. with adjournment after reports and refreshments.

Secuiston Ted Oder Scott Wa Walter McCourt C . S Thomas Totman Wintheep Blair Leonard Kney Somme Othe Mcouts

Phoenician Tyrian Purple From Murex Snails

Ancient Phoenicians produced Tyrian purple dye by processing sea snails of the Murex species found along the Mediterranean shores. The operation yielded prized pigments used in royal garments and ceremonial textiles.

Mediterranean Sea

Parker Head Community Banquet Set For Memorial Day

Parker Head residents plan a public supper and memorial tribute with speakers including Rev Nathaniel Guptill of Portland. Funds raised Illinois total $86.02 from towns Ashdale West Point Sebasco Popham and others. Thomas Totman to oversee ceremonies. 10 year old or older boys invited. County projects include landscaping flags and honoring veterans while PTA outlines upcoming plays and meetings.

Amundeas Port- Svat Parker Head Vestry Hanaa Roberts Ashdale Thomas Totman William A. Lowell William Stanwood Gilman Clifford Leeman Herbert Scott George Larra Winneyance West Point Sebasco Popham Phippsburg Center Dromore Farm Bureau Small Point Parker Head PTA Cox's Anderson Leona Harmon Alabama The Christian Service Group Parker Head Pta Bonaro Overstreet Leston Harrington Bert Nisbet Earl Hamel Arthur Brown Leslie Darling Arthur Harrington Charles Blaisdell Eugene Harrington Christian Service Committee Albert Gray Clifford Robinson

Appreciation Letter From Togus Veterans Center

Mrs Bina Staples receives a letter of thanks from the Veterans Administration Togus center praising the Ernest Edgar Kateon Auxiliary for its kindness to hospitalized veterans during the year and holiday season. The note from Thomas M Clarke Chief Special Services commends the group for generosity and cooperation in bringing cheer to disabled veterans.

Bina Staples Veterans Administration Togus Ernest Edgar Kateon Staples Togus Veterans Administration Center Special Services Section Thomas M. Clarke Special Services

Dromore Grange Hosts Picture Show and Plans Sale

Dromore Grange met Tuesday of last week with a substitute program a color slide show by Walter Norton of Bath featuring Maine coastal scenery and Bath Box Co. factory burning. Norton plans a longer showing later. February degree conferrals announced for the 11th and 25th. A rum mage sale was voted, to be held in Bath under Maurice Warner. Social hour with refreshments followed. Guests from West Bath and Merrymeeting Granges attended.

Dromore Grange Walter Norton Bath Maine Bath Box Co Maurice Warner Aletha Campbell Lillian Blair Evelyn Beals West Bath Merry Meeting

Pomona at West Bath Meeting Highlights Grange Talk

Pomona at West Bath discussed hen house lighting and profitability of eggs at spring prices. Florence Holbrook played piano as West Bath grange members performed a humorous skit. Senator Neil S. Bishop commented, Ella Coombs led a Bible closing. Next Pomona will be with Progressive Grange at Richmond Corner on Feb 26 with a noon dinner.

Florence Holbrook West Bath Grange Alice Smith Persis Miller Hope Ward Esther Andrews Neil S. Bishop Peter V Ella Coombs Pomona Progressive Grange Richmond Corner

Bath Ministers Association Plans Lent Services

Bath ministers met at Elm Street Baptist church to organize a Lent series of services held Sunday evenings from Feb 19 to March 26 in city churches. Local pastors will preach, following a Pre-Lenten Conference led by Rev Dr Ashby of Brunswick who delivered an impressive message. Rock paintings in Libyan desert dating to 9000 B C depict men worshiping cows.

Bath Ministers Association Elm Street Baptist Church Thompson Ashby Brunswick

Storm-ravaged Popham area reports wind and repair work

Coast Guard at Popham Beach said Tuesday night winds reached 50 to 60 mph with little distress reported. The White Spot at South Beach may have felt the strongest impact while Dromore in Phippsburg lost a roof and telegraph lines were damaged. Community groups held a clam chowder supper to raise funds for Popham church repairs, with local families and visitors attending.

U. S. Coast Guard Popham Beach South Beach Boston Light Bath Iron Works Kennebec Phippsburg Dromore Harry Gilmore Butler Hill Guy Crowley Ellison Moody Herbert Sprague Frank Scott Walter Sprague Barbara George Oliver Stanley Perkins Elisha Bridges Fred Spinney Llewellyn Oliver Leverett Welch Woolwich Stanley Hyde Yarmouth Alden Denham F. M. Elwell Bath Damariscore Coast Guard Seguin Popham Popham Circle

Sixth Grade Pupils Present A Program At Central Grammar

Mrs Dallas Crabtree’s sixth grade at Central Grammar School staged an afternoon assembly with seventh grade guests led by announcer Joyce Stover. The program featured songs and recitations by students including Dicky Babine and Harry Brown, plus an Audubon Junior club organized with members such as Mary Curran, Jean Gage, Alton Murray, Elaine Renshaw, and Richard Richardson.

Dallas Crabtree Central Grammar School Granville Colby Joyce Stover London Town Roland Lagasse Everett Waterman Ivan Pouliot Dicky Babine Jean Gage Rainbow Harry Brown Harry Drake, Jr Beth Brown Laura Cressey Ted Richard Coffill Joanna Albert Barton Bridges Katherine Carver Judith Costain Mary Curran Harry Drake Mary Gallant Dennis Gaudet Graeme Hanson Nancy Leonard Jean Lermond Alton Murray Alice Plummer Elaine Renshaw Richard Richardson Theresa Skaling Doris White David Ziblatt

Perk Up Salad with Colorful Greens Variety

A quick trick to zest a salad is varying greens. Head lettuce remains the main green while curly endive romaine and watercress add color and vitamin A. Tender spinach leaves and shredded tiny broccoli and cauliflower leaves enhance mixed greens.

Bath City Charter Bill Filed With Legislature

The Bath City Charter committee completed its council manager plan draft and filed the bill in the Maine Legislature. It includes a referendum on September second Monday if passed, with hearings planned and amendments possible after public input. The house considers the committee’s recommendation after Judiciary review. The humming bird does not sing.

Bath Judiciary Committee Forest C. Legard Charter Committee House

Salvation Army Adjutant Lowman Leaves Bath for Portland

Adjutant and Mrs. Lowman depart Bath after five months in charge of the local Salvation Army corps. They praise Bath’s friendliness and note the corps’ upward progress under lay leadership. The couple, from Indiana Pa and trained in New York, came from Greenfield Mass and previously served in Ansonia Portsmouth Danbury and Stamford. A public welcome for Major Warren and wife arrives next Thursday at 7 45 p.m.

Clair T. Lowman Salvation Army Lowman Portland Corps Bath Lowmans Army Adjutant Lowman Greenfield Mass Ansonia Conn Portsmouth N. A Danbury Adjutant Indiana Salvation Army Training College New York City Cherry Street Stamford Albert Warren Brockton

Twelve contracts and prizes mark charity bridge event

A hall gathering hosted dessert bridge with twelve tables of contract. Prizes awarded to Mrs Ruth Morse Mrs Francis McLaughlin and others include wall vases toilet soap and a flag. Auction prizes went to Mrs Arline McAllister and others. proceeds benefit the child welfare fund.

Hall A. G. E Co Ruth Morse Francis McLaughlin Nic-Nae Howard Rice Arthur L. Pratt Arline McAllister Mikelsky’s Carl’s Lucy Desmond Carl's Sampson Stetson & Son Senter’s Inc Michael Reardon James Callan

Marble begins demolition to clear Carlton bridge approach

Charles F. Marble of South Street started Friday to raze the Andrew M. Butler field house at High and Granite, taken by the State for the Carlton bridge approach. He has already removed sections of the Western Avenue Navy building and begun work on the rest. Mr. and Mrs. Buttenfield moved to the Chester W. Clement house on Washington Street after purchasing it.

Charles F. Marble South Street Navy Biteing Western Avenue Andrew M. Buter Field High Granite Streets Carlton Bridge Mrs. Buttenfield Chester W. Clement Washington Street Mr. Marble

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