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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1948

Page

4

Mrs Amy Parker Observes Birthday in Beach Home

Mrs Amy C Parker widow of William H Parker resident with daughter Mrs Perry and Mr Perry at I Street celebrated her birthday in Beach Washington county. The gathering included a buffet lunch with decorated cakes and gifts such as carna tions snapdragons plants and jewelry. Attendees listed include George Perry Ruth Footer Ray Parker Conrad Ray Parker Jr Candace Lee Clin ton Child Peter Donald Sally Ann Dove and many others.

Amy C. Parker William H. Parker Perry Beach Washington County Robert J Gagern George Perry Ruth Footer Ray E. Parker Conrad Ray E. Parker, Jr Robert Lee Candace Clinton Child Peter Donald Sally Ann Dove

Mrs Earle Nickerson and Two Others Named

Mrs Earle Nickerson, Mrs Le roy Stover and Mrs William Robson are listed among attendees or participants in a social or civic event noted in the segment. The brief mentions three women connected to the occasion, reflecting a society or club context.

Earle Nickerson Leroy Stover William Robson

Annual Meeting of Old Folks Home Trustees Reelect Leaders

The Old Folks Home held its annual meeting Thursday in Bath Trust Co banking room. The same board was reelect ed with Allen M. Irish as President and F B Nichols and Dr W E Kershner as vice presidents. Directors include John F Dougherty and Allan Spear. The treasurer reported strong finances and guests described as a happy family under a fine staff. Opened in 1917 through Thomas G Plant, it has served hundreds of men and women over 40 years. Mrs Clara L Dearborn of 980 Washington St rode the bus Wednesday to visit friends in Biddeford.

Old Folks Home Bath Trust Co Allen M. Irish F. B. Nichols W. E. Kershner Donald N. Small Henry C. Wright Allan Spear John F. Dougherty John Thomas G. Plant

Texas man shoots 867 golden eagles from airplane

A Texan reportedly shot down 867 golden eagles from an airplane last year, a claim reflecting a dramatic and controversial hunting incident. Authorities have not publicly verified the number or the legality of the actions, drawing local attention and wildlife welfare concerns.

Nurses Alumnae Association Elects New Officers

The Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association met Thursday evening with 16 members present. New officers named: Annah Crocker president, Marjorie Voorhees vice president, Margaret McLuer secretary, Kathleen Hart treasurer. Reports read, committees formed, retiring president Ruth Hutchins honored with a gift.

Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Annah Crocker Marjorie Voorhees Margaret McLuer Kathleen Hart Izetta Larrabee Bernice Brown Estelle Thompson Grace Blair Washington Street Josephine Savage Eva Lord Eleanor Merchant Nellie McCabe Evelyn McMann Kathryn Hecht Ruth Hutchins Belva Fullerton Verna Bowie Bery Wheeler Margaret Yates

Kidder-Morse alum Barbara Kidder to wed Roy Wilson

Mr and Mrs Ellery C Kidder of 10 Bath Street announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Roy W Wilson of Harpswell and Bath. Barbara, a Morse high school graduate 1942, has worked at First National Bank. Wilson is employed by Lucas Tree Expert Co. No date set.

Ellery C. Kidder Bath Street Barbara Roy W. Wilson Harpswell Bath Morse High School Miss Kidder First National Bank Wilson Lucas Tree Expert Co

Surprise Stork Shower For Mrs Paul Berry

A prettily appointed surprise stork shower was held at Mrs. Roland McIntosh's North street home with Mrs. Paul Berry as guest of honor. Pink and white decor surrounded a baby carriage centerpiece, buffet lunch, indoor hockey games, and prizes for winners. Attendees included Mrs. Scott Libby, Mrs. Burleigh McKay, Miss Geraldine Estabrooks, Mrs. William Berry, Mrs. Paul Berry, and many more.

Roland McIntosh North Street Paul Beef Park McIntosh Milo Fitzpatrick Alton Carver Scott Libby Burleigh McKay Lauriston Estabrooks Geraldine Estabrooks

Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club Annual Meeting

The Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet association will hold its annual meeting on January 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the new South End PTA building on Washington Street. Dinner precedes a business session to elect officers and plan for the year, with notices of bird dog trials and possible retriever events. Tickets from Nick Mihalos Orris Ames or William Mussenden after Tuesday. Ramona Council D of P meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the G A R hall to install new officers.

Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association New South End Nick Mihalos Orris Ames William Mussenden

Winter Street Junior Choirs Rehearsal Held Thursday Evening

An important rehearsal of the junior choirs from Winter Street Congregational is scheduled for Thursday evening. Details on time and location appear in the church notices and local listings.

Winter Street

Dike School P T A funds uniforms for team

Dike School P T A met Thursday with 50 attendees. Frances Bertrand presided as 10 basketball uniforms were ordered and due for Saturday's game. Additional uniforms will be ordered with help from Mrs. Fred Dean, Mrs. Marion Dean Shaw, and Miss Austin. Plans discussed include a public card party January 22 at Dike School. Founders Day to be observed February 12. Founders Day refreshments by first grade mothers. Beano and prizes dominated the evening after a brief program by T A and grades.

Dike P. T. A Dike Frances Bertrand Alice Austin Fred Dean Marion Dean Shaw Miss Austin Dike School Albert Robinson Stewart McAllister Joseph I. Smith The Congress of P. T. A Eliot Fuller Scribner Washington Street Miss Coyle Charles Haggett Leon Sonia Carl Langbehn Herman Coombs Carlton Pye Mark Hanna

Hyde Home Service Leads Bath Churches In Union Worship

Reverend Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church led a home worship service under the Bath Ministerial Association. Following the service Tubbs and members of the clergy continued gathering at the residence to discuss cooperative city outreach.

Charles M. Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church Bath Ministerial Association Tubbs Dle

Snowplow to Aid Bath Snow Removal Efforts

The Highway and Sewer department received word that a sidewalk snowplow will arrive in Bath within a few days to assist in snow removal. The sanitation department has purchased a two‑yard shovel for the bulldozer to aid snow removal operations.

Highway & Sewer Department Bath Sanitation Department

Porpoise milk sweetness noted in early study

A fragment notes porpoise milk as slightly sweeter than cow’s milk, suggesting potential differences in marine mammal lactation. The text provides no dates, researchers, or institutions to cite.

Birthday of Mrs Della Adams Noted in Bath

Bath resident Mrs Della Adams observed a birthday amid a quiet gathering of friends and relatives. She remains one of Bath High School Alumni’s oldest members, dating back to her 1880 graduation, though health cuts have reduced her activities. Local groups Crystal Chapter OES and Beacon include her among devoted members. Edward St Martin helped celebrate with a decorated cake and a bouquet of red carnations from Crystal Chapter.

L.adams Bath Adams Reltaee Beacon Crystal Ter Damariscotta Crystal Chapter O.E.S Mal Edward St. Martin Bath High School

Bath Country Club Women Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Women's Division of Bath Country Club held its annual election Thursday night. Mrs. Rodney E. Ross Jr. was elected president and Mrs. Brian M. Jewett was reelected secretary and treasurer. Committees were named for tournament planning, repairs to the ceiling and living room, and social events. Meetings were set for the second Monday each month at the club house with full participation by regular members.

Met Bath Country Club Rodney E. Ross, Jr Brian M. Jewett Louise Trainor Howard Mayo Leon E Buck Richard Beir Han Ae Claude Gillette Iteam Guild Louise Ryroper Club Entertainment

Automobile Fire Damages Car on Washington and Oak Streets

A Sunday fire near Box 54 responded to a vehicle owned by George DeWolfe of North Bath. The auto overheated and paint was damaged while 25 pounds of dugas wes Plage to the bine and extinguished it. Morning Engine 4 dealt with a flooded oil burner at 34 Academy Street with no damage.

Washington Oak Streets George DeWolfe North Bath Academy Street

Maine obituaries and social notes from a rural town

A mishmash of obituaries and community notices details deaths and services at Evergreen cemetery and mentions of residents such as Walter Maxwell, Gretchen Hatch, and Elmer Nickerson. It references hospital stays, military service, visits, and local gatherings including a Sixty Tred club event.

Pinham Walter Maxwell Evergreen Cemetery Ek Hard Maine Some Hospital Portland Comfort U.S Gretchen Hatchuth Vivian Dodge Mary Dodge Hope Temple Marjorie Flynn Searohn Dupont Emil van Leeurvee See Chee Searmont Harry of Westbrook Lewis Lucy Tertained Valentine

Special convocation for Mont ea 6 Bernard chapter

A special convocation of Mont ea 6 Bernard chapter was held on a Saturday, marking the awarding of a Master’s Degree. Members gathered to celebrate the completion of required work and the degree conferral.

Montea Bernard

Reading Event at the Wheel Inner Club Thursday Noon

A reading event is planned at the Wheel Inner Club with a session on Thursday at noon. Details are sparse but the gathering invites attendees to join the discussion and enjoy a midday literary event.

Minnesota lake region charts exceed ten thousand lakes

A regional survey documents over 10,000 named and charted lakes across Minnesota, reflecting extensive mapping of the state's inland water bodies. The finding underscores the density of aquatic sites and potential implications for recreation, conservation, and regional planning.

Minnesota Lake

IS Busy Rat and Auxiliary Read Debated Budget Motion

A meeting record notes IS Busy Rat and auxiliary members discussing a $40 balance, material and kitchen public buildings, and a full bill payment for equipment. A February 11 session at 10 a.m. is planned with attendees including Mrs Voorhees Mrs Ha x Mrs Williams Frederick Drake and Mrs MacDonald.

Crear Sally Jovaory Ene Attlere Rosette Weivicene Voorhees Willians Frederick Drake MacDonald

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Enter's. Inc OLD Folks Clara L. Dearborn Biddeford Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Department of Maine Bath Canning Co Richard E.reed Robert Dow Sea and Shore Fisheries Department Francis Saunders Hartland H.C. Baxter & Co Buell Blair American Can Co Mr. Reed Melvin F. Mitchell, Jr H. P. Byrant Nesco Portable Mrs Paul Berry Roland M’intosh ROD and Gun Club Annual Meeting Ramona Council D. of P H. M J. C. Steen Howard and Jim Washington ST South St Hyde Home Service Mrs. Della Adams Country Club Sui Oly Bae Rat An Columbia Uptown June Lockhert Mark Daniels Cathy O’donnell Hugh Beaur
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