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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

6

Bath to Receive Full Subsidies for Its Schools

The 94th Maine Legislature approved new education and welfare subsidies restoring Bath to 100 percent of its school aid. Bath had received 91 percent ($65,571.45) in December, with $7,961.75 more due, totaling $73,532.90. The Bailey Evening School credit ($809.50) reduces the net to $7,151.95 for elementary and high schools.

94Th Maine Bath State Department of Education Department of Education Payne Bailey

Republicans Issue Convention Calls for Maine Portland Meet

Official calls for the Republican State and District Conventions were sent to chairs across Maine for Portland gatherings March 30 and 31. The Portland meeting will elect committees, adopt a platform, and set caucus and credential procedures as Sagadahoc leads with 46 delegates.

Portland Maine Allan L. Bird Rockland Portland City Hall State Committee Sagadahoc County On- Bath Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich

Mn deposits in Missouri valley SD difficult to refine

Extensive manganese deposits are found in South Dakota's Missouri valley but the ore is in a form that complicates refining and processing.

South Dakota Missouri Valley

Hutchins Adams Sturtevant Hunter Winners In City Election

City council members elected in seven wards with Hutchins Adams Sturtevant Hunter winning seats. Adams defeats Butterfield in Ward 2 110 to 104 while Sturtevant crushes Madden 177 to 53 in Ward 3. Hunter leads Ward 5 with 138 over Turpie 83. Ward 4 Gediman 59 and Ward 6 Main 56 and Ward 7 Ross 61. Tie for Ward 3 constable between Leavitt Burgess with five votes may trigger special election. City total votes 1144.

Arthur E. Hutchins Oscar S. Adams Arthur E. Sturtevant Arthur W. Gediman Stanley R. Hunter Archibald M. Main Rodney E. Ross, Jr Bath Iron Works Corp Andrew M. Butterfield Hyde Windlass Co Hyde Windlass Machine Shop H. Joseph Madden Bath Iron Works Oakhurst William Turpie E. Emma Leonard Eastern Gas & Appliance Bath Charles L. Hoebel Hutchins and Hoebel Edgar D. Leavitt Eugene Burgess George Perry Albert Pinkham Ward Leavitt Burgess Board of Education Henry M. Powers William Adams Goldie Chaney Ella Dingley Mariam A.clement Frederick D. Dwyer Ethel Tourtillotte Beatrice Leavitt

City Council Passes Tax Amendment After Heated Debate

The Bath city council approved a tax amendment after a long meeting with sharp exchanges. Councilmen Dickson and Cooper clashed over residency, while changes to sections on taxi stands and parking drew strong discussion and votes for and against the measure.

Dickson L. H. Cooper Ward 1 Cooper Portland Bath Jesse W. Allen H. Joseph Madden William Owen Harold W. McElman Harold J. Sonia Ross Etta Thurlow Andrew M. Butterfield Delmar E. Bates Arthur W. Gediman Stanley R. Hunter

Monthly Session of Auxiliary to Bath's Hospital

The February meeting of the Memorial hospital auxiliary directors and chairmen was held with Mrs. Duncan McInnes presiding. Reports included purchases for hospital use such as cups, vegetable dishes, glass pitchers, a kitchen cabinet, and repairs for the bread mixer, plus frames hung with information signs. Delegates discussed staffing hours, upcoming regional and national meetings, and the annual Bath auxiliary meeting slated for April 11 at the Sewall residence.

Memorial Hospital Duncan McInnes William Kelley Charles B. Doyle Omar King Marian Dean Shaw Eastham Guild of the Supplies Committee Shaw Dean Lawrence Katz Switchboard Group Joseph O. Purdue Edward St. Martin W. Dayton Hill Sewing Committee National Society of Hospital Auxiliaries Bath Auxiliary Boston Atlantic City McInnes Sumner Sewall Sewall York Hall George Musk Edward Dale Trucy Arthur King J. Haviland Torrey Harold Small Joseph Purdue M Dean Shaw Edward St Martin W. S. Voorhees Edward Dale True William Blair Eastham Guild, Jr F. E. Drake Roger Luke

Mrs Newell Ill in Capetown Hospital During Cruise

Mrs. William S. Newell wife of Bath Iron Works Corp president is a patient in Capetown South Africa hospital. The Newells sailed Jan 12 from New York on the Cunard liner Caronia for a three month cruise to South America Africa and Europe before returning April 21.

William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp South Africa Mrs. Newell New York Cunard Caronia South America Africa Europe United States Janeiro Capetown Mr. Newell

Sea Slugs Swim and Crawl in Ocean Life

Sea slugs display mobility by swimming in open water or crawling along the ocean floor. They use finlike movements to glide and also explore substrates for food.

Large Sagadahoc District Banquet Honors Eagle Scout Pellegrini

About 500 Boy Scouts Sea Scouts Cubs and fathers attended the Sagadahoc District Pine Tree Council event at Huse School with Bath Lions members. Sumner Bernstein spoke on Scouting democracy and Robert Pellegrini of Troop 53 received the Eagle badge amid a ceremony with advances and merit awards.

Sagadahoc District Pine Tree Council Huse School Bath Portland Bernard Estey Sagadahoc Laforest E. Hodgkins Central Church Austin Miller H. Rodney Brooke Court of Honor Pellegrini Andrews Antonio Pellegrini Frank X. Kei Mig Timothy Claney St. Mary's Church Bernstein Sumner Bernstein Ladies of the South End Parent Teacher Association Robert Pellegrini Huse Edwin R. Andrews Frank X Keimig

Talk on Alaska By One Who Has Been A Resident

Lt Col Joseph Acton, former Salvation Army head in Alaska, spoke to the Rotary club and guests about life in Alaska. He noted Alaska’s 1867 purchase, current 100000 population, temperate coast climate, strong fisheries, famous gold mines, growing oil prospects, and advancing agriculture and forestry.

Rotary Club Alaska Joseph Acton Salvation Army Acton Wrangel Russia United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hutchins ADAMS Lois M. Knight Elizabeth OD. Moffatt le Ae Chaney Lowell David C. Dickson J. Edward Drake Bath’s Hospital Berstein Parents Friends of Scouting Mr. Doak Douglas Stewart Robert Reynolds Darren Baker Maurice Rice Frank Keiniig Clyde Cressey Wayne Akeley Paul Johnson Peter Owen David Potter Peter Sorenson Robert Perry Martin Turpie Arvid Anderson Albert Caton Edward Cummings Richard Brown Frederick Elwell Harold Fuller David Morse Robert King Alan Williams David Rush Arthur Richardson Warren Kenney Earl Lowery Ernest Rideout Richard Ball Edward Wilson Frederick Watts Joan Brooks, Jr William Perry, Jr Gilbert Robinson Tenderfoot Donald MacKenzie Morris Henderson Robert Main Victor Lonn Lloyd Coombs William Main Dana McCurdy Lioyd Coombs Robert Potter Scott Morse Robert— Main Bruce Baker Douglass Stewart Thmas Elliot Guy Reed Arthur Stilphen Donald Kenney Lawrence Bridges Thomas Elliott Thomas Elliot Edmund Briggs Morris Heilerson Advancement Star Scouts Walter Fullerton Col. Acton Front Street Bath Auto Company
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