Bath Stranded Drivers Battle Snow as City Gears Up
A severe storm halts Bath traffic with blocked routes and six to eight foot drifts. City crews race to free stalled vehicles including a Chevrolet, a Walters bulldozer, and a nurse to Bath Memorial Hospital. Rail service resumes slowly while mail and telephone exchanges stay active. A rescue party hauls an expectant mother to hospital by snowshoe and toboggan after plowing efforts fail.
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Avery
Evey
John Foote
Wes
Foote’s Hill
Pierce
Foote Place
Sherwood Baker
Woolwich
Baker
Bath
Lover’s Retreat
Lemont Street
Rose Street
U. S. Navy
Brunswick
Lincoln Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Highway Department
Business
Edward N. Hartnett
Mr. Hartnett
Popham Beach
Phippsburgh
Sebasco
Arrowsic
Robinhood
Georgetown Center
Georgetown Center Or Five Islands. Mail Was Delivered To R. F. D
Rockland
Nore
Ee Lae
Streat
Bernard Wyman
Parker
Herbert Doughty
Wyman
Morse
Parker Head
Phillip Tardiff
North Bath
Rodney H. ‘Ross, Jr
Ross
Arthur Avery
Virginia Hamilton
Stanley Brown
Old Brunswick Road
Lover's Retreat
Joseph Robinson
James A. Gillies
Carl Dearborn
Barth
Douglas Myrick
Middle Street
Poiice
Frank L. Moriarty
Niles
Lemont
Milk deliveries struggle through winter storm damage
Milk trucks faced limited movement as roads remained blocked in Phippsburg and Georgetown. A Bowker plow cleared routes from nine to five while local firms sent trucks to collect milk from farmers unable to come in. Bottles should be returned promptly to aid supply for Wednesday.
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Kennedy
Bowdoinham
Wiscasset
Phippsburg
Howard Bowker
Meadowbrook Road
Winneganee
Captain Totman
Winnegance
Bath Line
Webber Avenue
Legard
Georgetown
Bath board seeks public view on school housing plan
The Bath Board of Education and City Council form a joint special committee to survey residents on preferred school housing options. Voters will rank three proposals including a new high school, an eight room Huse Memorial addition, or temporary Lam bert Park Hyde Park Terrace use, with efforts to gauge majority opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
Board of Education
Rodney E. Ross
Huse Memorial
Lambert Park
Hyde Park Terrace
Snowbound Town Sees Fires and Rescue Amid Storm
Last week in Phippsburg residents faced a severe snowstorm with a fire near Wyman and Dannenfelser homes tamed by children. Bernard Wyman required urgent care after a road was bulldozed to reach him. Power and phones mostly stayed up as schools and mail stopped and Sunday services continued.
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Parker Head
W. H. Wyman
Mary Dannenfelser
Snowoe
Bernard Wyman
Wyman
Earl Lowell
Herbert Doughty
Lowell
H. M. White
Jerusalem
H. M. Whitehead
Phippsburg
Bernard Carlson
Heart Fund
J. D. Libby
F. A. Libby
Bodwell Grange Hall
Robert Gray
Anne Gray
Mary Anne Wyman
J. Frank Mezenski
Eugene Harrington
Earl Sewell
Son Born to Lieut. Cmdr. Sharpe at Memorial Hospital
Steven Craig is the name given to the son born February 14 at Memorial hospital to Lieut. Cmdr. Melvin Sharpe U. S. N. and Mrs. Sharpe of Brunswick. The baby weighed eight pounds and a half. Lieutenant Sharpe is stationed at the Brunswick Naval Air Base.
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Steven Craig
Memorial Hospital
Melvin Sharpe
U. S.N
Sharpe
Brunswick
Lieutenant Sharpe
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Evangelist C Clifford Sargent Announces State Rally Series
Rev Dr C Clifford Sargent secretary of Evangelism for the Augusta Maine Conference opens a five year evangelism program with pre-Lenten rallies across the state. The itinerary lists Farmington Orrington Harrington Bangor Presque Isle and notes storms forced cancellations in Rockland and Fairfield.
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C. Clifford Sargent
Sargent
Augusta
Maine
Farmington
Orrington
Harrington
Turday
Bangor
Mon
Presque Isle
Rockland
Fairfield
Billings Family Visiting Relatives in Newtonville
Mr and Mrs David E Billings along with their son Ralph visit Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell at upper Washington Street as guests of the Billsings’ relatives.
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David E. Billings
Ralph
Newtonville
Mass
Mr. Billings
Robert Brownell
Upper Washington Street
Snowbound Town Suffers Two Day Isolation
An icy blizzard halted travel for two days trapping residents as roads filled with drifts and trees. School children and workers could not leave on Monday while town plows failed and services like milk and mail delivery were interrupted. Mrs Marguerite McNulty returned home Wednesday from Biddeford.
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Winneganee
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somersette
Leeman
Mr. Leeman
Eo Tees
Arrowsic
Frances Sturmer
Russell
First
Water District
Bath ‘Water District
Lover's Retreat
Hall
Marguerite McNulty
Biddeford
Cox's Head Extension Meeting Recap at Dromore
Twenty six members and guests attended last week's Extension Service meeting at Dromore grange hall with Mrs Leona Andrews chairing on the topic Better Health Buys For Your Food Dollar. A noon cafeteria dinner was served by committee members. The next meeting is set for March 19 at Dromore on Slipcovers with instructor Mrs Annette Skeffield.
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Dromore Grange Hall
Leona Andrews
Lucy Cutting
Sadie Hilton
Ida Nordlund
Dromore
Annette Skeffield
Cox
From Cox's Head to Everett Mixed Return News
Neighbors of Charles F. Perkins of Cox's Head and Everett Mass send word about a return trip by L Carlson from Bath W and days at Dix's before returning home.
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Charles F. Perkins
Cox's Head
Everett, Mass
Senda L Carlson
Bath
Dix
Eeeee
Tenth birthday party at North Grammar school
Alden Greene and John Preble celebrated their tenth birthdays Friday with the North Grammar School fourth graders taught by Mrs Theo Hensinger. John received gifts from the class and Edna Sinclair presented a gift before her family leaves town this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Greene
John A. Greene
Northstreet
John Preble
Donald F. Preble
Middle Street
North Grammar School
Theo Hensinger
John
Edna Sinclair
Joan Clunie
Storm Late Night Alarm Near New York House
Egan, once Dorothy Kocha of Bath, faced a sudden storm approaching their New York home. They realized the danger as the weather’s extent became clear early Monday morning at 2:30.
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Egan
Dorothy Kocha
Bath
New York
Red Squirrel Feeds On Young in Harsh Winter
A fragment describes a red squirrel that is small in size and often troublesome during the coldest days. It notes the creature seizes young animals and aims to eat them, with references to its behavior and appearance.
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W. S. Hunter
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