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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1951

Page

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Changes in Some State and County Officials Coming

At the State capitol in Augusta workmen shift department offices to new quarters for the 95th Legislature term. Veterans return include Senator Joseph W. Larrabee and Representative Vincent C. Jones, with new faces Mrs Elizabeth Moffatt Converse Fenn and Frank R Bailey from Sagadahoc and Bath area. In Sagadahoc County, John L. Jack retires as Register of Probate. J Horace McClure elected in primaries and September election. Fos M Pratt named county commissioner. Harold J Rubin begins new two year term as County Attorney. Sheriff Charles Messenger, Register of Deeds Hiram T Stevens, and County Treasurer Millward Patten are reelected.

Augusta Sagadahoc Joseph W. Larrabee West Bath State Capitol Vincent C. Jones Richmond Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown Elizabeth Moffatt Bath Converse Fenn Frank R. Bailey Woolwich Arrowsic Phippsburg Topsham Bailey John L. Jack Sagadahoc County Jack Court House Charles W. Messenger Register of Deeds Hiram T. Stevens

Maine Tops Inland Water Area Share Among States

Maine ranks high in inland water area relative to land, with nearly 7 percent of its total area made up of lakes, ponds, and rivers. If coastal ocean waters up to the mouths of bays and rivers were included, the share would be much higher.

Maine

Engagement of Judith Sargent to Lawrence Wold Set for Future

Mr and Mrs George E Sargent announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann Sargent to Lawrence Eugene Wold son of Mr and Mrs Leslie J Wold of Court Street The couple announced at a tea on Middle Street Judith a 1944 Edmunds High and 1948 Smith College graduate has taught kindergarten at The Workshop School Longmeadow MA Wold a 1944 Morse High School graduate finished United States Maritime Service Officers School Fort Trumbull and is with the Bakelite Division of Union Carbide in West Bath No wedding date has been set.

George Edwin Sargent Judith Ann Sargent Lawrence Eugene Wold Leslie Just Wold Court Street Middle Street Miss Sargent Edmunds High School Sumter South Carolina Smith College Workshop School Longmeadow Mass Wold Morse High School United States Maritime Service Officers’ School Fort Trumbull New London Edward B. Smith Pauline Moulton Ralph Mittendorf Kenneth Francisco David Dickson Ralph Keating Frederick Smith Paul Greeley Betty Greeley Raymond Stearns Portland Philip Wilder Brunswick Patricia Moore Marlboro Ann Collins Belmont, Mass

Casting for The Man Who Came to Dinner at Bowdoin

Brunswick Workshop Theatre seeks actors for its second season production The Man Who Came to Dinner. Auditions Friday at 7 30 in Room 107 Memorial Hall Bowdoin College directed by Ernest Calvert of Free.

Brunswick Workshop Theatre Memorial Hall Bowdoin College Ernest Calvert Free Brunswick High Auditorium

Konstanty Sets MLB Record For Games Pitched

Re s ace Jim Konstanty of the Phillies worked 62 games this season to break Clint Brown's 56 game mark from 1939. Konstanty appeared in 74 games overall, establishing a new era record for appearances by a pitcher.

Jim Konstanty Phillies Clint Brown White Sox Konstanty

Bath Board Moves to Count Woolwich Tuition Pupils

The Bath Board of Education demands Woolwich allow Bath to count its tuition pupils in Bath’s total enrollment for federal aid calculation. Woolwich resists, with Bath warning that without agreement housing needs could force limits on non Bath pupils. All other area towns have signed or signaled intent to sign.

Bath Board of Education Woolwich Bath Across-The-River Woolwich School Committee

Maine selects La Fleur as new Attorney General

Alexander A. La Fleur, a 52 year old Portlander and World War II veteran, was elected Maine Attorney General by the 95th legislature with an 82 to 70 caucus victory over incumbent Ralph W. Farris. The session also set leadership for Senate and House, with Burton Cross as Senate President and William S. Silsby as Speaker of the House, while nominating incumbents to key posts and Governor's Council seats.

Farris la Fleur American Legion Burton M. Cross Augusta Senate William S. Silsby Aurora House

Bath Rotarians Visit Hyde Home

Bath Rotarians attend weekly luncheon at Central church. President Skelton presides as T Tarpy Schulten joins Rotary, and Dr Earl B. Perkins discusses the Hyde Home for Crippled Children and Adults. They tour Pine Tree Society headquarters and learn of its growth and programs. A new elevator is due to be ready by Thursday.

Rotary Club Central Church Par House William J. Skelton Eugene E. Desmond T. Tarpy Schulten Woolwich Schulten International Rotary John Flaherty Front Street Emery Greenleaf North Bath Carrol Griffin Adams Street Ray Farnham Earl B. Perkins Hyde Home For Dr. Perkins Portland Bowdoin College Naval Medical Rutgers College Cox’s Head Maine Hyde Pine Tree Society For Marie L. Preston The Pine Tree Society North Pond Augusta

Three Nomination Papers Filed for Feb 12 City Election

At noon Wednesday only three nomination papers had been filed with the city clerk for the municipal election on February 12. The deadline is January 12. Current filings include Marion J. Smith seeking reelection to the Board of Education Fred W. Dwyer for constable and Mariam Clements ward 2 ward clerk. Ward 4 and 6 currently have vacancies. Delmar E Bates ward 3 councilman said he is not seeking reelection.

Marion J. Smith Board of Education Fred W. Dwyer Mariam Clements Etta Thurton Jesse W. Allen Harold W. McElman Harold J. Sonia Delmar E. Bates

Engagement announced for Phyllis Chamberlain and Sgt. Richard Crocker

Mrs Florence Chamberlain of Ellsworth announces the engagement of her daughter Phyllis N to Sgt Richard L Crocker U S A son of Mr and Mrs Beltran Crocker of Woolwich Phyllis a Fryeburg Academy graduate and New England Conservatory of Music student majoring in voice Richard a Morse High School graduate stationed at Camp Stewart Ga

Florence Chamberlain Ellsworth Phyllis N Richard L. Crocker Beltran Crocker Woolwich Miss Chamberlain Fryeburg Academy New England Conservatory of Music Sgt. Crocker Morse High School Camp Stewart

Schedule for District 48 Pupil Treatments

The Department of Health and Welfare and Bath City with local PTA groups organize fluoride treatment for grades two five and eight in Arrowsic Westport Woolwich Phippsburg and Dresden. Transportation and fluoride are free. Demonstration runs at Huse Memorial School Bath from Jan 3 daily 8 to 5 except Saturdays.

Department of Health and Welfare City of Bath Arrowsic Westport Woolwich Phippsburg Dresden Huse Memorial School Bath Arrowsie

Athena Gillespie Honored by Rebekah Assembly in Bath

Mrs. Athena Gillespie district deputy president of Rebekah District 10 and her marshal Mrs. Pearl Reed were feted Tuesday at Odd Fellows temple by Queen Esther Rebekah lodge. The event featured garden decor, gifts, and an entertainment program with skits readings and music.

Athena Gillespie Rebekah Maine Pearl Reed Odd Fellows Temple Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Marjorie Mathews Gillespie Reed Constance McPhail Rebekah Warden Annette Pinkham McPhail Owls Head Albert cPhail Rebekah Assembly Mae McFarland Bar Harbor Presi Ella Coombs Harriett Cromwell Sarah Potter Bath Lodge Marshal Melville H. Robbins Pine Cone Wiscasset Queen Esther Athena C. Gillespie Bath Odd Fellows Hall Pearl E. Reed Woolwich Constance T. MacPhail Rockland Hermin E. Toothaker Brunswick Frances White Richmond Ethel Reed Jessie Kilbride Louise Stevens

D A R Hearing Molly Pitcher Story At January Meeting

Col Dummer Sewall Chapter of the D A R held its first 1951 meeting at Central church parish house with prayers pledges and anthems. Rev Laforest Hodgkins spoke on Molly Pitcher Mary Ludwig Haas Hayes, noting her Monmouth battlefield service and her role delivering water.

Col Dummer Sewall D.A.R Central Church Parish House Alice Varney Mildred Swanton Bernice McGlinchy Lena Ring Mary Ludwig Hass John George Hass Carlisle William Irvine John Casper Hayes Molly Pitcher Monmouth N. J Molly Trenton

Bath voters to decide taxi stand amendment repeal Feb election

Bath residents will vote on whether to repeal a traffic ordinance amendment creating taxi stands in the business district. The measure followed a close council vote and a citizen petition demanding a referendum, with enforcement paused pending this election.

Board of Education Bath David C. Dickson Dickson

January Superior Court Term Opens in Sagada hoc County

The January term of Sagada hoc County Superior Court will convene next Tuesday with Justice Francis Sullivan of Portland presiding. County Attorney Harold J. Rubin seeks four or five indictments from the grand jury, including breaking and entering cases. Traverse jury lists are named for Bath Arrowsic Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown and Phippsburg with jurors listed.

Sagadahoc County Irving C. Trufant Bath Arrowsic Otto O. Steen Bowdoin Lester F. Rideout Bowdoinham Margery Curtis Ernest W. Frye Georgetown George E. Gray Phippsburg Shirley E. Pratt

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