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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

1

Ring Named Acting City Manager by Council

City Clerk Harry E. Ring Jr was elected acting city manager at a special council session by an 8 to 4 vote. He will serve from March 1 until a permanent manager is chosen. Mittendorf addressed the council, noting four years of service and listing past council members. The city plans to hire a permanent manager and continues to process applications.

Harry E. Ring Harry E. Ring, Jr Ring Ralph F. Mittendorf Ironton Personnel Service Commission City Mana Ot Petree Leburton D. Sheldon Lancelot H. Couper Thomas W. Cum Jason A. Merrill Chester H. McCabe Sr. Latary A E. Ring, Jr Lile Winneganee Creek New City Ular Teme Huse Memorial School Anessen Rose Ross Phoenix Hotel Huse Dike Mitchell Huse Arthur E. Hutchins Main Arthur W. 74Man Etta Thurlow Winneganee Lake Inboeburg West Bath Bath Winneyance Louis O. Couture Com

Hyde Windlass Guard Rescues Boy From Kennebec River

Fred Crafts, a Hyde Windlass Co. guard and Saga dahoc deputy, saved 5-year-old Daniel Hart from icy Kennebec River near the Central Maine Power substation. He crawled over the ice with a long pole, then ladder crewmen lifted the boy onto the ice. Danny was taken to Bath Memorial Hospital for observation and ion treatment.

Daniel Hart John Hart South Street Kennebec River Fred Crafts Hyde Windlass Co Central Maine Washington Street Crafts Times Bath Memorial Hospital Danny Imion U Observation Hyde Sagadahoc

City Council Debates School Housing At Length

Wednesday night the Bath city council discussed school housing amid a lengthy session. The special committee urged a long range plan including a new high school and an eight room addition to Huse school with possible leasing via Bath Housing Authority.

Bath Council Receives School Housing Recommendations

A Bath special committee on school housing urges the city to plan a future high school with expandable eight room units and to start an eight room addition at Huse Memorial school. The panel also proposes leasing Lambert Park and Hyde Park facilities from Bath Housing Authority to relieve near term crowding.

City of Bath Brunswick Naval Huse Memorial School Bath Housing Authority Lambert Park Hyde Park Archibald M. Main, Jr Harold W. McElman Jesse W Allen Eastham Guild, Jr Chainnan Zews

Sewalls Travel to Boston from Stone House Farm

Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall of Stone House farm left Tuesday for Boston and will return home Wednesday.

Arthur Sewall Stone House Farm Boston

Rod and Gun Club's Fishing Derby Draws Big Crowds

The second Nequasset Lake ice derby sponsored by the Sagadahoc Gun Rod and Skeet Association crowned Wallace Plant top with a 20 inch fish weighing 1 pound 9 ounces. Bert Miller took second and Earl Bentley third as 132 sportsmen competed in ideal weather.

Wallace Wally High Street Nequasset Lake Sagadahoc, Gun, Rod & Skeet Association Bert Miller Dresden Mills Miller Earl V. Bentley Cressey Avenue Bath Rod and Gun Club Cecil Beane Bath Byron Feeney Edgecomb Sol Nequasset Henry Carlton Woolwich Sagadahoc Rad Guanee Skeet Club Wallace Plant Abraham Kramer Kramers

Conley Wins Bath Board of Education Seat in City Election

John M. Conley Jr. won a three way race for member of the Bath Board of Education with 718 votes, over Edward Butterfield who had 400 and Oscar Adams with 202. Conley carried most wards except Ward One where Butterfield led.

John M. Conley, Jr Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Board of Education Bath Conley Edward M. Butterfield Hyde Windlass Co Oscar S. Adams Bath Iron Works Butterfield

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Oa Il Prince Wildbirds Ise Mittendorf General Fund Hyde Windlass Guard Lad Hyde Park Terrace Guild Board of Education Ward 2 Ward 5 Adams Ward 6 Huse School ROD and Gun Club Byron Clark Melvin Comeau Donald Perry Byron E. Clark Herbert R. Lemont Melvin L. Comeau Percy W. Kingsbury Comeatus Kingsbury Donald Ferry Bathlion Works Charles F.macdonald, Jr B.I.W William Ivitson Perry MacDonald Watson Florence Hawley
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