Railway truck crash blocks road and icy conditions ease
A winter slide near Pine Hill blocked Clifford road as a pulp truck left its load and four sand trucks cleared the scene. No injuries reported. Fire crews and road commissioner Bowker coordinated to restore passage while drivers faced slick conditions and continued work near Bath Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Larrabee
Lewiston R
Ghione
Ceve
Ted
Wymans
Bess Dickinson
Moon
Monnay
Clifford Road
Pine Hill
Bowker
Lawrence Scott
Herbert Doughty
Arthur Harey
Pete Libby
Lyman Barbour
Wilbur
Raymond Wyman
Cox Head
Bath
Jay Bowker
Henraon
William Blaisdell
Donald Morse
Morse Farm
Pleasant Cove
Fort Knox
Errol Blaisdell
Cohasset
Mass
Farm Bureau
Beal
Res
Nas
Rosa Wyman
Leon Berry
Boston
Dependa Geeuece
Concord
Jamaica Plain
Alice
Tnes
Parker Head Road Ice Hazards Raise Driving Risk
Ice glaze has persisted on Parker Head road since last Wednesday making travel hazardous. Saturday glaze extended to some areas with several cars sliding off. The Small Point road remains dangerous from the ece place to Small Point lurch. Mrs. Stanton Dozois collects for the hof Dimes and heard her niece Joyce Sutherland win a radio quiz prize on WTAG in Worcester. Everett Harrington of Phippsburg Center visited Robert Moore earlier this week. Kedric Palmer stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. Edward Thomas Jr of Bath spent the weekend with his parents and brother Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head
Small Point
WTAG
Worcester
Mass
Stanton Dozois
Joyce Sutherland
Everett Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Robert Moore
Kedric Palmer
Edward Thomas, Jr
Bath
Edward Thomas
Frederick
Center
Parker
P.T. A
William Cushing
West Southport
Mertie Shepard
George Watson
Brunswick
Carl Peasley
Dresden
Lewis F
Eugene Harrington
Edwin M. Wyman
Florence Rollins
Lloyd Lowell
Worthley
Wesley McPhee
George Carmichael
Albert Veilleaux
Portland
Warren Doughty
Sadie Thomas
Howard Moron
Frances Morong
Earl Lowell
Sara
Filkaneh Wyman
Spruceville
Liston Harrington
Mrs. Perkins
Popham
P. T
Tuesday Probate Court session lists multiple estates
Probate court records show wills filed and executors named for Henry Pagurko of Tam, Margaret B. Peabody of Richmond, Annie Mikelsky of Bath, Ernest Spinney of Fipp ebure, and Fanny Doyle of Bath. Administrations by Sadie Fogg and Michael Pagurko noted. inventories and accounts filed for several Bath estates. final accounts for Cohen, Heald, Perry, Begin, Mountfort and related administratrices and executors acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pagurko
Tam
L. A
Jack
Lisbon Falls
Margaret B. Peabody
Richmond
Fen Jones
Rein
Annie Mikelsky
Bath
Pauline M. Mikelsky
Ernest I. Spinney
Fpippebure
Edward W. Bridgham
Fanny
Morris H. Cohen
Dora G. Cohen
Charlotte Heald
Alexander Burden
James E. Perry
Omar R. Perry
Joseph Begin
Jennie D. Begin
Wake Good Progress on Bridge Approach
The Carlton bridge approach work advances with drilling, blasting prep, and excavation. Crews place dynamite to remove rock while broken rock is used as swamp fill west of High Street. East of High Street digs reach 20 feet, lowering the grade above a solid ledge beneath the street.
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High Street
Archibald Main New President At General Hospital
Archibald Main named president as General Hospital nearing year end. Board praises trustees executives staff and community for support. A hospital auditor post is created and trustees will select an auditor. Efforts to expand the corporators list are underway led by Mrs. Carney Mrs. Anderson and John Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Hill
Harry B. Carney
Carl C. Anderson
John N. Taylor
Hospital Auxiliary Purchases Spotlight 1946 Grants
The 1946 auxiliary purchases for the hospital totaled 338.32 for kitchen, 154.17 for equipment, 582.51 for the nursing school, 148.59 for repairs, and 1,365.88 for linen. President Hill will not seek another term, with the executive committee praising his service and announcing Mr. Main as successor to lead the hospital and stabilize finances.
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The
Org
Ing
School of Nursing
Hill
Carey
Main
Es- Cares
Smelt Camps Drift As Ice Breaks Up In Maine Waters
Weather alert in Arrowsic and Sasanoa area as warm rain weakens ice. A four camp raft moved from Arrowsic gut to the Carlton bridge area by noon and later drifted downstream as a NW wind and tides pushed the ice field back toward the same spot. Mrs Dana York returns from Boston.
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Arrowsic Gut
Arrowsic Bridge
Carlton Bridge
Sasanoa
Parker Head Community Notes Highlight Girl Scouts and Local Meetings
Parker Head activities feature Girl Scout events at Miss Barbara Seigars room and a birthday party, Brownies at the Small Point parsonage, and a parish supper. The March of Dimes campaign involves school canvassing with visits to Popham Center and Winneyance. Local clubs plan a bean supper, 4-H gathering, and a box supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Seigars
Small Point Parsonage
Center
Small Point
Parker Head
Earl Lowell
Leston Harrington
Popham
Winneyance
Bath Iron Works
Fey Roads
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Evelyn Beals
Beryl Barton
George Makel
Damariscove Coast Guard Station
Perkins Island Light
Clarence Sheffield
Dorothy Cushing
Morse High
Bath
Parker
Popham Beach Road Worst This Winter With Sanded Roads
Winter weather left Popham Beach roads in hazardous condition over the weekend. Rain washed away sand, ice paralyzed mail service from Knepeburg Center to Popham Beach, and sand trucks operated late Tuesday. Community groups discussed a Parent-Teacher Association amid school doubts. Clam prices rose to 9 to 11 dollars per barrel as seasonal diggers voiced concern about annual flat closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gagnon
Knepeburg Center
Popham Beach
Earl Lowell
March of Dimes
Phippsburg
Leston Harrington
Parker Head
Popham
Larence Wallace
Lowell
Standwood C. Gilman
Popham Circle
Owen Richardson
Everett Harrington
Local families host guests and visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs Herbert VI and daughter Charlotte of Point were Sunday guests of Marguerite. Karl Hentz and his sons Jon and Karl of Long Island were ashore Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morse and daughter Judy of aean were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Perkins. Harold Barkelow of Parker Head visited George Barnes Saturday. Merrill Oliver of Bath visited his grandfather Llewellyn Oliver for the weekend. Mrs. Moses Chandler went to Bath Sunday for medical treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert VI
Charlotte
Point
Marguerite
Karl Hentz
Jon
Karl
Long Island
Lester Morse
Judy
Aean
Clarence Perkins
Harold Barkelow
Parker Head
George Barnes
Merrill Oliver
Bath
Llewellyn Oliver
Moses Chandler
Seventh Grade Hosts Sixth Graders at Central Grammar Program
Central Grammar seventh graders led by Mrs Granville Colby hosted Mrs Crabtree’s sixth graders Friday afternoon. Jean McKay served as program chairman with assistants Charlotte Philcrantz and Marion Snow. The program featured poems plays songs and a dance with a large book themed setting and many named participants. Roland F Hill visited his family here before traveling to New York for his Wall Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar
Granville Colby
Crabtree
Jean McKay
Charlotte Philcrantz
Marion Snow
Long
Nellie Bly
Dora McCorr
Betty Black
Lydia Sprague
Carol Ann Quimby
Ed Child
David Snow
Margares Cahill
Beverly Yeaton
L Savage
Joan Largay
Lee Ketchum
Lee Smith
Dance
Virginia Reel
Dick Germaine
Gloria Littledale
Flora Thayer
Kerwin Butcher
Ann MacLeod
Alec King
Lyn Thayer
Chord Bist
Celia Johansen
Wayne Edwin Pritchard
Marilyn King
Roland F. Hill
New York
Wall Street
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Barks Iideeak
Gace Dickinson
Sprague
Charles Thistle
Langdon Thistle
Meadowbrook
Loring Small
J Sh
Maurice Libby
Brigham’s
Jack Wilson
Carrie. Little
Tainca Tits
Dromore
Nettie To Fingles
Egg Hill
John
Waimarovins
Eugene Bowker
Albert Thompson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Olive
Mason
James
T. C. Hughes
Cox
Arthur J. Dunton
John L. Jack
Walter A. Mountfort
Topsham
Lena M. Knight
George Melzard
Court Co Maes
Lewis
Archibald Main
Dana York
Green Street
Roebuck and CO
Roebuck and Com
Kenmore Radiant
Homart
Center Street
Maine
U.S
Gov Monty
Ford
Dodge
Mercury
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