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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

3

Town actions, elections and notices headline town events

Town closes books February 12 with delinquent taxes to be published. New Jerusalem Royal Arch Chapter elected officers for the year and Lincoln Lodge A F and A M named leaders. Schools reopen January 3 for a 14 week term. The Little Shop for Men sold. Boy Scouts District Court of Honor held. Various community meetings scheduled including women’s club and church organ society. The tanker Pan American visited Mason plant, gifts and aid drives extended to January 16. Obituary notes Ruth Munroe Chapin of Dam ariscotta died. survivors listed.

New Jerusalem Royal Arch Leslie A. Sullivan H. P John B. Sutter Forrest Carlton Eugene McGrath Frank Gray William Oh. Burton Charles H. Plumstead Frank B. Adams Vicipal Sojourner Laurence Davis Charles H. Dunton Vail Hallie A. Simpson Harry D. Mosher 1St Charles Sewall Sentinel Lincoln Lodge A. F A. M Hallie Simpson W. M S. W Norman McKinnon J. W Frank H. Gray William H. Burton Forrest Carleton S. D Fred W. Merry J. D William I. Kierstead S. S Earl B. Colby J. S Elmer Abanaki Damariscotta Boothbay Harbor Blen Perkins Paul Abbott Boothbay Neal Dodge Richard Dill Leah A. Warren New England Mr. Dill Harry Demery Lois Roy Organ Society of the Congregational Church Pan American Mason Plant The American Legion Europe

First Ladies Review Highlights February Plans in Meeting

Adams Mary Lincoln and Dolly Madison referenced. Mrs. Staples delivered an engaging review garnering thanks. Vice regent Mrs. Marion Jaques Smith presided in regent’s absence while Feb 7 election of delegates to Continental Congress and State Conference is announced. February music program features Stephen Foster songs with Rev. C Clifford Sargent as guest speaker. Hostesses listed and tea served after.

Adams Mary Lincoln Dolly Madison Staples Lena Heal Shepard Pasadena Calif Marion Jaques Smith Continental Congress Washington D. C Stephen Foster C. Clifford Sargent Wesley Church Marilla Morse Margaret Henderson Annie Bonney Mary Powers Beatrice Nadine Lynette Hill Elwina Durgin Alice Shorey Florence Calderwood Margaret Foote Eleanor Irish Pearl Wilson

Farm Bureau Dates and Subjects

In Georgetown on January 27 a Convenient Household Storage session at the Library at Five Islands. On January 12 in Hyde Park a Swedish Weaving event will be held at Mrs. Eleanor Colcords home. Americans spend 32.5 million dollars daily on meat.

Guerite Freeman Georgetown Five Islands Hyde Park Eleanor Colcord

Harvesters 4 H Club Hosts Christmas Party at Littlefield

West Bath notes show the Harvesters 4 H club and leader gathering at Little Field Schoolhouse for a Christmas party with gift exchange, games, and refreshments. Numerous locals and guests listed include Barter family, Estes, Belanger, Henngeroye, Wallace, and others with social visits across Bath and nearby towns.

Harvesters Littlefield Roland Hubert Albert Loretta Barter Wanetta Edward Bethel Russell Priscilla Estes Robert Bonnie Belanger Pauline Henngeroye Ete Arthur Wallace Elaine Renshaw Pauline Belanger Orono Joanne Boudreau Worthley McPhee Robert Farnham Reginald Farnham Waterville Francis Deehan Owen Thompson Percy Holbrook Henry Marsh Bath Walter Kingsbury Florence Neiley Hazel Wharff Portland Trafton Swain York Village Barbara King Patricia Booker Fred W. Larrabee Miss King Veterans’ Hospital Togus Chester King Phippsburg F. W. Deehan William Marden Laura Whitmore Eva Dunn Richard Dunn Jane Anderson Gardiner Charlotte Cooke Kermit and Dennis Hathorne Mass Courtney Stover Joyce Stover Judy Summerton Warren Groves Irving Burnham Pfe John Z. Rose Camp Lejeune N. C Ernest Rose Henry Rose Clement Yates Danvers Rosedale James Cilley Harold Williams Flora Thayer Marshall Boudreau John Sylvester Alton Collins William Bennett Brunswick Tuessie Hall Woolwich Martin W. McPhee Roland Carlton Ronald Norman Laurance Eva Perry Madison Alonzo Parks Portsmouth N. H Ednar Owens U.S.A Japan Fletcher Waterman Anna Robichaud Teddy Rose Robichaud Presley Richard Renshaw Richard Jean Lermond Alice Deehan Billy Moore Carl Pinson Eddy Parady

Rotary Lions Donkey Basketball For Bath Children

Rotary and Lions clubs plan a joint donkey basketball game at Morse High gymnasium to raise funds for Bath underprivileged children. A joint meeting replaces the next Rotary session on Tuesday Jan 17 at Sedgwick with Lions. Farmington newborn Joseph A Wenckus Jr weighs 72 pounds at Franklin County Hospital. parents Grace Whittemore Wenckus and coach Joseph A Wenckus Sr hail from Bath and Farmington.

Grammar School Rotarians Lions Club Morse High Bath Lions Sedgwick Joseph A. Wenckus Farmington Ranklin County Hospital Wenckus Grace Whittemore Farmington State Teachers College Joseph A. Wenckus, Jr

The Fateful Fifty Years installment opens

This newspaper begins a study on how the electronic and atomic ages emerged from Victorian times. It frames 1950 as a turning point and invites readers to follow the story of the rough road to the Atomic Age in a first installment.

Mullaney Lane Wedding Announced on New Year's Day

The marriage of Miss Virginia E. Lane of Auburn and Harry D. Lane of Bath to John E. Mullaney of Auburn was announced New Year’s Day. The couple wed Christmas Eve in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home in Worcester.

Bride Woolwich Virginia E. Lane Jennie I. Lane Auburn Harry D. Lane Bath John E. Mullaney Catherine Mulaney Park Street Judson G. Niles Faye Lane Dana _ Lane Judson Giles Dana T. Lane Mullaney Houlton and Waterville Houlton High School United Shoe Machinery Corp Aladdin Club Morse High School Seabees Pacific Bath Iron Works Bath Lodge of Elks Florence Chamberlain Boston Phyllis Chamberlain Fryburg Academy Donald Leavitt Frederick Huff Skowhegan John M. Leonard Helen McCorr Sagadahoc Gordon Danielson Providence Bible Institute Providence

Miss Mary Clappison Heads to Syracuse University

Miss Mary Clappison leaves Boston on Tuesday for a plane trip to Syracuse New York to resume studies at Syracuse University after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James A Clappison of 128 North Street for the holidays.

Mary Clappison Boston Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University James A. Clappison North Street

Arraigned in D C Charged with Attempted Extortion

Joseph R. Roth aged 40, of the wartime air Commissioner's office in Washington, D C, was arraigned after FBI arrest for allegedly mailing a 200000 dollar extortion letter threatening death to Sherman Fairchild the plane builder. He also allegedly demanded 25000 dollars from A Eckhard of Baldwin New York.

Joseph R. Roth Washington, D. C FBI Sherman Fairchild A. J.eckhard Baldwin, N.Y International Soundphoto

Bathes newest restaurant opens Friday

Bath residents recount holiday visits and returns as local families list travel with relatives and changes in households. Notable mentions include Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Danielson hosting trips and Miss Marjorie Leeman resuming studies at the University of Minnesota.

Huse P. T. A. Show with Smilin' Bill Waters

Smilin Bill Waters and His Tennesseans headline a Friday stage and radio show at Huse school auditorium under the Huse P. T. A. auspices. The program features five big acts over two hours including Waters singing.

Smilin Bill Waters Huse School Huse P. T. A Waters

Spectacular Vaudeville Show With Contest Prizes

Noted performers Shorty Sheehan champion trick fiddler Oscar with five string banjo Little Daisy guitar and songs harmonica wizard Sister Jean child star present. A large amateur contest offers cash prizes attracting local audiences.

Shorty Sheehan Oscar Little Daisy Jean

Speeding and intoxication fines set by Brunswick court

Henry Caouett of Brunswick was fined 10 dollars plus 4.70 in costs after pleading guilty to speeding 70 mph at West Bath with State Trooper Mortimer O Connell as complainant. Two local men received 5 dollar fines and 5.60 and 5.15 dollars in costs. each will serve 15 days in county jail in lieu of payment.

Henry Caouett Brunswick Gardiner R. Deering West Bath Mortimer O'Connell

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