Genesta Chapter O. E. S. installs officers at meeting
Genesta Chapter O E S filled the Masonic Temple Friday for the installation of officers. Past Matron Evelyn Morse led the event, with Ruth Hathorne named Worthy Matron and Elwood Hathorne Worthy Patron. A banquet and dancing followed with remarks on Harold E. Cutting and gifts for retiring officers.
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Genesta Chapter
Masonic Temple
O.E.S
Harold E. Cutting
Martha Bertrand
Eleanor Danforth
Bertrand
Evelyn Morse
Cecil Fullerton
Mabel Nelson
Esther Andrews
Viola Osgood
Winifred Shepard
Richmond
Ruth Hathorne
Elwood Hathorne
Athena Gillespie
John Gillespie
Hathorne
Sandra
Shepard
Mae Ward
Freda Bagdikian
Leah Page
Evelyn Wyman
Edna McRae
Shepards
Anne Minott
Marshal
Sylvia Bowers
Maberry
Adah
Elizabeth Hathorne
Ruth
Wanda LeMoine
Esther
Eleanor Merchant
Martha
Ruth Fuller
Electa
Alice Stilphen
Warder
Henry and
Sarah Shaw
Herbert Morse
Genesta
Dorothy Wood
David Y. Alkazin
Alkazin
Rose Rogers
Celina Small
Bertha Davis
Anne Deering
Elizabeth Moffatt
Ruth Smith
Virginia Partidige
Alice Potter
Florence Fullerton
de Atwood
Secre
M. H. S. Boys’ Orchestra
Sandra Hathorne
Mr. Hathorne
Morse High English Teacher Attacked in City Park
Miss Phyllis Crowley a 22 year old Morse High School English teacher was assaulted Saturday night in a park near the public library. The attacker fled after she screamed leaving police with a partial description as investigators pursue leads.
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Phyllis Crowley
Morse High School
Miss Crowley
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Bath Memorial Hospital Corporators Hold Annual Meeting
The Bath Memorial Hospital Corporators gathered as Archibald M. Main was reelected president and Donald N. Small noted the need for public support after a 1950 deficit of 14 523 dollars. Treasurer William F. Mussenden and others were reelected. Auxiliary reports highlighted 1 203 volunteer hours and 1950 fair profits of 3898 74 dollars with 1951 budgets for linen equipment and repairs.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Donald N. Small
Archibald M. Main
Small
Sidney L. Eaton
Eaton
Frederick E. Drake
Beatrice Duprey
William F. Mussenden
Ada E. Deering
Duncan McIinnes
Helen V Downing
Drake
James A. Gillies, Jr
Anne Kimball
Anna N. Mullin
Duncan McInnes
Mark W. Hennessy
John N. Taylor
Henry W. Owen
Mr. Small
Memorial Hospital
Gillies
M. Dean Shaw
Portland
Boston
Omar King
Roger Luke
Lawrence Katz
Charles B. Doyle
Dayton Hill
George Musk
Edward True, Jr
Wilmer Voorhees
Harold P. Small
Harold Avery
John Parker
Charles Hoebel
Gilllies
William S. Eucks
Newell
Redistribution of Districts in State Elections
A Sagadahoc county question looms as lawmakers may redraw districts based on the 1940 and 1950 census counts. Rep. Frank S. Bailey notes Sagadahoc up 8.9 percent, Cumberland up 15.1, Piscataquis down 3.5, Washington down 7.1, statewide 7.5. The debate centers on whether Georgetown should shift groups to balance populations with Arrowsic Topsham Woolwich and others.
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Sagadahoc
Frank S. Bailey
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Phippsburg
West Bath
Topsham
Bailey
Piscataquis
Washington
Cumberland County
Georgetown
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Sagadahoc County
Young Puerto Rican Youth Enter Army In Korea War
Dec 28 1950 article portraits the flower of Puerto Rican youth marching to serve in Korea. From Crocovis to Mayaguez they vary in background yet share youth strength. Some university graduates some with little schooling. Future legislators mayors fathers and sons among them. Most had never fired a gun or left the island. They faced an unknown front in a distant war.
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Thomas S. Hayes
Crocovis
Corozal
Cayey
Humacao
Ponce
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
Korea
Second attack on woman stirs Bath residents
Bath police search for a man believed to have assaulted a 17 year old girl near Hyde Memorial Home on High street as she left Tuesday night. This marks the second such attack in a week and the third in the city in a few weeks. The assailant reportedly carried a pistol with a silver barrel and forced the victim 200 feet toward a secluded area before fleeing. The girl, treated for a back injury, was not hospitalized. The Hyde Home therapy staffer works for the Pine Tree Society.
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Bath
Hyde Memorial
High Street
Frank L. Moriarty
Phyllis Crowley
Morse High School
Patten Free Library
Moriarty
Hyde Home
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Former Bath Boy Praises Puerto Rican Soldiers in Korea
Sumner Hayes, former Bath boy and University of Puerto Rico language professor, praises a Times photo of Puerto Rican soldiers in Korea. He notes the 65th Regiment has a long record from World War II to Korea, with about 75 killed and over 200 wounded, and cites Mundo de San Juan as publishing an English version of his column.
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Sumner Hayes
University of Puerto Rico
Bath
John P. Hayes
the Times
Korea
States
65Th
Hayes
Africa
Germany
Joint Installation at Pythian Temple Brings Lodges Together
Newly elected officers of Acadia Lodge K of P and Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters were installed in a joint ceremony at Knights of Pythias hall. Betsy Darrah served as Most Excellent Chief and Edith Miller as Excellent Senior, with a drill team of officers and a 30 year treasurer honored. A social hour followed, and upcoming meetings include a January 25 supper and a white elephant sale with gift drives.
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Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Lowell Temple
Sarcha Potter
Harry B. Williams
Edith Miller
Susie Darrah
Ivan A. Bates
Dorothy Stone
Harry Warner
John Brown
Lillius Larrabee
Alice Winslow
Pearl Campbell
Lila Murray
Irene Bates
Eunice Perry
Vernon Miller
Norman Frizzell
Earl Freeman
Loring Roberts
Harry Watson
A. K. Rogers
Jo Eph Winches
Knights of Pythias Hall
Pythian Sisters
Bertha Brackett
Jennie Castarries
Carolyn Wallace
Falmouth
Sarah Potter
Lester Blake
Kenneth Gould
Thomas Ringrose
Lawrence Rennell
Talk on Holland by Mrs. Schaper at Aid Meeting
The Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church held an all day session with luncheon served by many members. Mrs. Mae Ward announced Abigail Carter is a Memorial hospital patient. Plans included paying dues to the United Women’s Council of Churches and purchasing robes for the vested choir. Mrs. Richard J. Schaper spoke in Holland costume explaining customs and attire.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street Church
Fred Foote
Arthur K. Purington
Susie Clark
Seth Stewart
Harry F. Morin
Milton C. Trott
Alice Shorey
Fred Higgins
Charles Nelson
Arthur Nichols
John A. Greene
Lewis F. Gannon
Lena Shepard
Frank Cutting
Aid
Charles W. Messenger
Fred E. Hooper
Edward P. Owen
George Sargent
Fritz Klippel
Richard J. Schaper
Holland
Bath City Council Discusses Charter Changes
Bath City Council met to review proposed charter changes aimed at clarifying wording. The core issue is Sec 514 on Appropriation Limitations and federal funds not counting toward emergency 3 percent limits. Aimed to allow federal grants without shrinking emergency spending. Additional sections discussed include Sec 205 Ward revision removing superfluous wording and Sec 218 on quorum defining a majority of fourteen members.
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Bath City
Council
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Morse High
Park
Bath Hospital
Perkins’ Plantation
Arrowsic
Topsham West
Hyde
Mundo of
San Juan
Pythian
Ivan Bates
Phyllis Akeley
Winter Street
DeSoto
Bath Auto CO
Front Street
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