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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
6
Fragmentary notice references Mrs Harvey Pesie and Perry's stone
The readable fragments mention Mrs Harvey Pesie and a reference to Per Perry's stone along with a date near Christmas. A husband C David from the South Pacific is noted in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Pesie
Per Perry
Anne
Durgan
Batoy
Callie Bil Wiches
Pete N
David Er Ota
South
Pacific
Dates in two counties plan tentative schedule
Across both counties a preliminary calendar lists January events with locations including Bath Woolwich and Jan. 10 as a tentative date at 7 p.m. The fragment notes two counties and mentions all towns in a broad schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Grates A
Woolwich
Marriage Invitations At 4 PM In Corlipe
The notice states Cedric Martin and Cedrick Martin or Cedric family connect will wed at four o clock in the afternoon at the Corlipe venue near 23 Willow reel. Samuel BON Mr and Mrs. Cedric Martin are listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Avenue
Samuel
Cedric
Martin
Willow
Corlipe
Doyle Tea House Searches for New Partner Amid Talks
Local reports indicate Doyle Tea House is seeking a new partner as negotiations continue. Officials confirm ongoing discussions to attract investment and stabilize operations while preserving the business’s historic brand.
Oncua Sadiars Teee Tect Ils And The Pots
Fragmentary text shows unclear phrases about pots and ties with no coherent event or names to identify. The readable content does not reveal a definite news item, person, or organization to summarize accurately.
Parker Head Social Notes Round January Events
Community members at Parker Head and nearby towns gathered for hosting duties and club meetings in January. Residents including Mrs Harrington and Mrs Farrington hosted events while Sally Lowell and Sandra Mank served on committees. Local visitors and returning servicemen attended gatherings, with notes of poetry readings, road comments, and a New Year visit at the Stan Line home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Harrington
Rogerié Farrington
Lowe Saundra
Herbert Scott
Sally
Wiliam
Katherine Alexander
West Point
Ssaroe Meee
D. A Nolan
J Libby
Dow
Lisbon
Millard
Warner
Bler
Cpl
Pacific
Lewis‘ Lowell
Frarat
Bath
Ith Iron Works
Edwin M. Wyman
J. P. Stan Line G
Sedgewide
Parker
Ramon Hamel
Wonway Pineal
Japa
Unclear Client Note Moves to Winter Farm
The item appears to record a local notice about residents Thayer and a Bath-based family moving to a winter farm. Details are fragmented and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn Young
Howe
Mrc
Wee
Merence Thayer
Ike Thayer
Seeen
Bath
Say
Coyle Takes Over Morse Swimming Coach Role
The text notes Coyle assuming coaching duties for Morse’s new swimming team as part of a broader effort to involve veterans returning to education, highlighting his leadership in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyle
Morse
Western Variety Show Opens at Bath Community Center
The Bath Community Center hosted a Monday night variety show featuring Gerald Swain, Margustine Moore, Nathan Moore, Ruth Crother, and Fernald in a musical program with singing and guitar performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Community Center
Gerald Swain
Margustine Moore
Nathan “Moore
Ruth and the Crother
Tty Fernald
Reverend Sidney E. Dee Serves Pactland Community
Reverend Sidney E. Dee, pastor of regional church, held an evening service in Pactland. The event drew parishioners and highlighted local spiritual activities in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney E. Dee
Tional Central Tch
Ee Artes Rence
Isnerb' In
Pactland
Local Golf Clubs See Open Tournament Fund Distribution
An Augusta country club and Portland area clubs host events before July and August. The Counts win a prize as the association adopts a new percentage based system for distributing over 600 dollars in the Open. Notable players include Wilson Lake Country Club and others with results noted from June through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Prarie Es Psi
Augusta Coentry
Paub Rmon
Portland Country Club
Saih
New York Beach Car Collision Sparks Community News
A car left the road and stuck in sand near Atkins Terrace while a wrecking truck from Bath was summoned. No injuries reported as residents from North Harpsne to Bath discuss New Year visits and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saltierer
Atkins Terrace
Bath
Walter Clarence Perkins
Nachan Perkins
Orville
Ark
Atkins Bay Shore
Clarence Skeffield
Aime
Fern
North Harpsne
Snoiteddon
Frank Jones
Resp
Batre
Tien
Barane Som
William Jr
Ee Oedd
Alice Mini Rey
Daug Carol
Minot Percy
Betty Wright
Woolw
Harold ‘Wall Seis
E. Point Wea
Cartice Osc
Army
Throat Opera Performer Convalesces in Local Visit
Local brief reports a throat opera performer recovering as Hugh D. Grant of Front Street is hospitalized. Lewis ton visits Mrs. Carl Wing in Iulibnaon. unclear surrounding details but notes convalescence and guest appearances.
Local Bean Beauty Banner Draws Saturday Morning Attire
A Saturday event at the Mlock location offers a morning attraction as participants aim to win a banner. Local effort invites residents to attend and support the display of bean themed attire and decorative apparel.
Federal tax forms due January 15 for estimated payments
The article explains which taxpayers must file by January 15 for 1945 estimated tax and amendments, noting it differs from the regular annual income tax return due by March 15. It lists three groups required to file: farmers, sons with 1925 estimated income exemptions, and those with income outside wages where tax was withheld.
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Fred A. Libby
Bershard Wymen
George Moron
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Cantlye
Cox
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Bette
M.ca. Grammar Leagl
R Sally Grant
Lorraine Dumais
Jeannine
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