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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

2

A L Berry Oil Company Expands Bath Area and Services

A L Berry Oil Co of Bath announces ready service for Cities Service clientele after completing storage facilities near North Bath and Whiskeag. The move includes plans for two 20,000 gallon tanks, a gravity unloading site, and expansion of gasoline supply from Portland. The firm serves Bath and surrounding towns with partners like Wyman’s Market and Eames Service Station and has acquired properties on Commercial and Pleasant streets for storage, repair, and distribution.

North Bath A. L. Berry Co Bath Ig. Berry Cities Front Street A. L. Berry Oil Co Big Cities Tidewater Terminal Portland Mr. Berry Harpswell Richmond Nobleboro Pemaquid Boothy Harbor Brunswick Tops Bath- Brunswick Web Grain Co Bowdoinham Berry Blaisdell-Leeman Commercial Street Eastern Steamship Blaisdell Gibbons Coal Co Brunswick Cities Service Pleasant Street Reino Puppo

Crocodiles: Largest Survivors of the Reptilian Era

The article notes that crocodiles stand as the biggest survivors from the ancient reptilian era. It emphasizes their enduring lineage and resilience through vast geological periods.

Weeks Street School honors perfect fall term attendance

Grade VII pupils at Weeks Street School boasting perfect attendance for the fall term include Gerald F. Bruce Thomas Cressey Richard F. Hinds Warren R. Kenney Ralph K. Palmer Lois E. Stone with a 100 percent record.

Weeks Street School Weeks Street Gerald F. Bruce Thomas Cressey Richard F. Hinds Warren R. Kenney Ralph K. Palmer Lois E. Stone Beverly M. Ring George M. Waite Charles de Palmer Victor R. Lonn

Lincoln Lodge Gifts Noble Grand Patriarch Jewel to Newman

Robert Newman, former Frontier lodge member of Woodland, received a combined Noble Grand and Past Chief Patriarchs jewel at Lincoln lodge I O F for services as Noble Grand and Chief Patriarch of Casco encampment. He holds multiple offices, works at Bath Iron Works, and attended a Brunswick Odd Fellows meeting.

Lincoln Lodge Robert Newman Frontier Lodge Woodland Casco Canton King King Auxiliary Queen Esther Rebek

Illness in Lisbon Falls Sister Prompted By Mrs Bard

Mrs Elizabeth Bard of Lisbon Falls is reported seriously ill, as her sister Mrs Mary Cornish of Weeks Street receives word. Robert N Mosher of Washington Street and Guy Haines of Grove Street left Tuesday morning for Boston to spend the holiday and expect to return Wednesday evening.

Harry Cornish Weeks Street Elizabeth Bard Lisbon Falls Robert N. Mosher Washington Street Guy Haines Grove Street Boston

People's Orchestra Concert at Side Shore High

The program features EceSyrt wap J ayne on the Peoples' Orchestra with Baumel directing. The Side Shore High School concert is in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Torrey of this city.

EceSyrt Wap Jayne Peoples’ Orchestra Side Shore High School Baumel Rmerter Joseph Torrey

Red Rose Troop Brightens Old Folks Home With Christmas Carols

Red Rose Girl Scouts visited the Old Folks Home Friday afternoon and performed a Silent Night Wassail It Came Upon a Clear Away in a Manger and We Three Kings set to piano by Mrs. Arthur Bowker. Participants included Carol Ames Donna Penge acclesto Marion Smith Beverly Ring Sue Stover and Marion Pagurko. Earlier the troop held a Christmas party at Jean Brown's home on Western avenue. Next meeting is January 2 at Mitchell School.

Red Rose Wassail Carol Ames Donna Penge Acclesto Marion Smith Beton We Three Kings Beverly Ring Sue Stover Marion Pagurko Arthur Bowker Jean Brown Western Avenue Mitchell School

Marshal Kingsbury Comments On Driving In Snow Storm

Chief Percy W. Kingsbury urged motorists to slow down and use tire chains during winter snow and ice. He warned skids and wrecks occur when drivers gamble with road conditions and emphasized visible safety, windshield wipers, defrosters, and lights. He said precautions prevent accidents and costly damage.

Percy W. Kingsbury Chief Kingsbury

Coombses Welcomes Daughter Eleanor Elaine in Flushing

Mr and Mrs Albert R Coombs of Flushing Long Island announce the birth of a daughter on December 28 at Flushing Hospital. The baby has been named Eleanor Elaine. The mother is the former Elizabeth Butterfield of Bath.

Albert R. Coombs Flushing Long Island, N. Y Flushing Hospital Eleanor Elaine Elizabeth Butterfield F Bath

City Hall repairs spark weather gag at Christmas chaos

Nearby residents report near zero conditions as wiring issues in the belfry are addressed. Mr Burns comments on the fast mercury and city mess tied to the Christmas season while McMann expresses relief that the situation will be resolved.

City Hall Mercury McMann Mr. Burns Mr. McMann

Wives Club Meeting Highlights Farm Bureau and 4 H Talks

At Lambert Park U of M Wives club heard Mise Barton of Portland discuss Farm Bureau services and home demonstration agents for women and 4 H for children. Miss Littlefield demonstrated Christmas table decor with fir boughs snow scenes and candy props, stressing theme focus and practical ideas for holiday crafts.

Maine U of M Wives Club Lambert Park Mise Barton Portland Farm Bureau Home Demonstration Service Lewiston Miss Littlefield

Monterey's California Becomes 31st State Four Years After Flag Raising

Four years after the American flag first rose over Monterey California the territory is admitted to statehood as the 31st state. The milestone marks a key expansion of the union with California entering on the eve of a new era.

Monterey California

West Bath 4-H Club Forms Under Local Agent

A meeting led by the 4-H club agent aims to organize and locate a new 4-H club in West Bath. The effort seeks community involvement and youth participation through local leadership and activities.

Courtney

Golden anniversary of a Bath couple observed quietly

Mr and Mrs John F Stacy celebrated their golden anniversary on Saturday with a simple family gathering. The couple marked many years of health and happiness together and were surrounded by relatives who toasted their long marriage.

John F. Stacy Saturda

Lists of All Surplus Materials on File

George J. eeere of Bath Chamber of Commerce has been informed by the War Assets Administration that catalogs and special offering lists covering surplus material located in New England will be sent to him. The Bath Trust Co. contact is Mr. Nugent. The WAA aims to provide Maine citizens and manufacturers with access to surplus items and the South Portland office can search inventories nationwide for inquiries.

George J. Eeere Pe Bath Maine Nugent South Portland War Assets Administration United States

University of Paris as Model for Oxford and Cambridge

The University of Paris served as the model for the development of Oxford and Cambridge universities, influencing curriculum, structure, and scholarly traditions in these English institutions.

University of Paris Oxford Cambridge

Pootedding Saturday Ceremony Noted at Portmouth Event

Miss Janet Colley acted as bride groom's best man duties were performed by Mr Arthur Cobb and Mr David MacDonald. Attendees included Miss Eliza Wiggin and Mr and Mrs Walter Savage of Portsmouth New Hampshire.

Janet ¥. Colley Eliza Wiggin Arthur W. Cobb David MacDonald Walter Savage Portsmouth N. H

Hagan and Davis Tie the Knot on Christmas Eve

Louis W. Hagan and Beatrice A. Davis of Bath wed at eight o clock Christmas Eve in the parsonage of Winter Hagan. The couple will reside at 1309 High Street, the groom’s boyhood home.

Louis W. Hagan Beatrice A. Davis Bath Winter Hagan Mrs. Hagan High Street Mr. Hagan

McRae Transfers from Chanute to Eglin Field Fla

Richard D. McRae a U S A F airman stationed at Chanute Field Illinois is transferred to Eglin Field Florida He leaves for the new assignment Wednesday with a 12 day furlough Mr and Mrs Rudolph McRae of Middle Street are noted in the notice.

Pfe Richard D. McRae

Atwood Family Visits Bowers in Waterville

Mr and Mrs Allen Atwood of Days Ferry returned from Waterville where they spent a week with Mrs Atwood s parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowers and their son Robert who attends Colby College.

Allen Atwood Day’s Ferry Waterville Mrs. Atwood Ralph Bowers Robert Colby College

High Street Overpass Construction Update

In reply to a letter Lucius Barrows, Commission chairman, said he would bring the matter to the attention of the way commission at once. He stated that ledges in the area had to be removed before construction of the overpass could start and that the contract will be awarded as soon as the work can be undertaken with as little public disruption as possible.

Lucius Barrows Commission Way Commission

Prominent Maine Woman Passes Away

A well known Maine woman, Esther Re a relative of Dr. F B Pea of Richmond, died at her sister's home in Sabattus after illness. She was active in politics, had many friends in Bath, and plans for a Rebekah Assembly ceremony in Rich were discussed. Funeral attendance was planned by Rotah and others.

Esther F. B. Pea Richmond Edna Jones Sabattus Bath

Wetherington Family Holiday Visit Ends in Newark Return

Clyde Wetherington, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs T D Wetherington for a week, returned to Newark New Jersey Sunday. Also at the Wetherington home for the holiday were grandson Bruce and Mr and Mrs Ernest Card and their daughter Susan of Portland.

Clyde Wetherington T. D. Wetherington Newark N. J Wetherington Bruce Ernest Card Susan Portland

Ralph O. Dale Jr. Passes Away at Home

Ralph O. Dale Jr son of the county attorney and Mrs Ralph O Dale died on Christmas at his home He was a sales engineer for Alloy Steel Products Co Linden New Jersey.

Ralph O. Dale,Jr Ralph O. Dale Mr. Dale Alloy Steel Products Co Linden, N. J

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AL Berry Oil Company Sidonk Mac A. G. Page CO Bob Allen Red Horse and Flying Service RED Rose Troop Marshal Kingsbury Theodore Burns Edward M’mann Wives Club Stallworthy Barton North Street West Bath Aranal John F. Stacey Vans Avecade Home Beth Young P. United Marrines Winter Street Curtis Dennall Wilton Son of Zorro John Asiae Ewes Eric Stagecoach George Bancroft Louise Platt Mrs. Mergent Polis Nebehah Sun Letredecing Pat Kirkwood Mavier Cugat Oe
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