Warh of Dimes Ball At Armory Friday Night
Frederick E Drake and Ms acc Mewa W Schulze are noted as attendees at the War of Dimes ball held Friday night at the armory. Special contributors include Mr and Mrs Arthur F Meya and others. Howard Mayo chairs the arrangements with Mme Mayo and Converse G Fenn organizing music and table reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Frederick E. Drake
Acc
Mewa
W. Schulze
Arthur F. Meya
Robert S. Gordon
Jo- Teese
Katherine
Howard Mayo
Converse G. Fenn
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Sagadahoc District Boy Scout Committee Elects Officers for 1948
The Sagadahoc District Boy Scout Committee met at city hall and elected officers for 1948. Cecil Fuller ton of Bath was named chairman, with William Niss as vice chairman, John Coombs secretary, Ralph G. Stetson treasurer, and George Hastings chairman of the Court of Honor. Earl Lermond and Oscar Tanguay named to Honor roles, with John Keegan as secretary. Reports from Stetson, Lermond, and Hastings were read. attendees included Niles, Prentiss, Andrews, Dauphin, Schulze, Wishart, Piasick, Hawthorne, Ziegler, Keegan Jr., and Stetson Jr. Nicotine once was used as a remedy for malaria.
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Sagadahoc
Boy Scout Committee
City Hall
Cecil Fullerton, Sr
Bath
Merle C. Niles
William Niss
John Coombs
Ralph G. Stetson
Court of Honor
Earl Lermond
Oscar Tanguay
Aa of Honor
John Keegan
Ralph Stetson
George C. Hastings
Louis Prentiss
Earl B. Lermond
Edwin R. Andrews
John M. Dauphin
J. W. Schulze
Archie Wishart
Leon Piasick
Waldo Hawthorne
Cecil Fullerton
William Ziegler, Jr
John Keegan, Jr
Rainbow Girls Install Officers In Saco Ceremony
A Rainbow Girls installation in Saco featured Ruth Coombs as Worthy Advisor with Frances Marks and Jane Niles among officers. Barbara Morse led the ceremony with floral tributes and a social hour followed by refreshments prepared by the mothers of the Rainbow Girls.
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Fio
Actiow
Saco
Avis Carter
Snaehiin
McPhee
Wanda LeMoine
Barbara Morse
Ruth Coombs
Frances Associate Marks
Jane Niles
Barbara
Edward Coombs
Annette Godfrey
Miss Godfrey
Herbert Morse
Anita Bagdikian
Duveen Bryant
Dorothy Small
Betty Moore
Janice Knight
Norma Nickerson
Barbara Madden
Barbara Burden
Patricia Brann
Virginia Adams
Betty Adams
Pauline Holmson
Evelyn McPhee
Lila Mae Richmond
Sally Snowden
Frances Marks
Marjorie Cummings
Beverly Denham
Abby Jane Gruber
Kathryn Smith
Viola Osgood
Freda Bagdikian
Eleanor Danforth
Rachel Fortin
Josephine Coombs
Olive Corliss
Athena Gillespie
Elizabeth Bureda
Paul Bagdikian
Fred Osgood
William Fortin
Merle Niles
John Gillespie
Mothers of the Rainbow Girls
Bertha Davis
Bernard Plummer
Donald Smith
Howard Tobey
Cold Morning Sees Subzero Readings Across City
Saturday morning marked the coldest so far this winter with thermometers from 10 to 20 below in various city sections and the frigid conditions persisting through the day.
Bank deposits in New York City reach one billion yearly
New York City deposits have averaged about 1 billion dollars annually in recent years, indicating strong local banking activity and stable financial engagement across major institutions. This pattern underscores sustained economic momentum in the city’s financial sector.
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New York City
Georgetown House Destroyed by Fire
A fire swept Georgetown House during the night destroying the structure. Neighbors and the fire department reached the scene but the cause and extent could not be confirmed. A Bath resident named Winters or Williams is mentioned with family ties, with a daughter Mrs. Gilbert Gunnell in Waltham, Mass., awaiting arrival by train. The report references Georgetown and Bath and a purchase of a horse by Mr. Williams.
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Centi Tiet
Bath
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
Williams
Georgetown
Twin County meeting to discuss rural fire control
Maine Extension Service sponsors a Twin County meeting at Lewiston City Hall on January 29 at 10. Fire Chief Curtis Allen leads discussions on preventing rural fire outbreaks. State Forestry officials Jon Weymouth Wilbur Libby and others will present exhibits and rural firefighting demonstrations. Local district committeemen listed from West Bath and Montsweag will participate.
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Maine
Lewiston Gityee
Curtis Allen
Rural Fire Protection Committee
Maine Extension Service
West Bath
James J. Hennessey
Loring Small
Ernest Rose
Fred Rose
Wo French
Elwin Greig
J. W. Larrabee
W. A. Blair
Montsweag
Frank R. Beer
Wilson Bailey
Edward M E. A. Dolloff
Lester Holbrook
Judith Hendersons First Birthday Party
Judith Anne Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson celebrated her first birthday with a party at their Center street home. Pink and white decorations framed a decorated cake as centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Robert Sutherland grandmother Mrs James Sutherland and others as well as family friends.
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Judith Anne Henderson
Charles Henderson
Center Street
Henderson
James Sutherland
Harold Lyden
Judith
Robert Sutherland
Albion Carr
Janice
Richard Lenfest
Dickie
Harold Layeene
Stephen
Dennis
Arthur Roderick
Tony
Donna Sutherland
Local Shipping Talks Spark Interest in Disabled Vessels
A meeting discussed the possibility of returning disabled ships to service. Following the talk, a lively Q A session explored regional impacts and potential actions in the Bath area.
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Wee
Bath- B Tek
N. E. Tel
Tie Se Sa Sesee
Dike Card Party a Successful PTA Event
The Dike P T A sponsored card party at the schoolhouse drew 19 tables. Winners included Mrs Mes Ber Berenson and James Sharkey while Mrs John M Conley Jr had high or low scores for the auction prizes donated by Mrs. The door prizes were distributed at the close of the event.
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Dike P.T.A
Mra Mes
Ber Berenson
James Sharkey
John M. Conley, Jr
Leo Cormier
Frank Osh
Wilard. Sprague
Hancock
Seek Polio Clues in Medical Fields Amass Donations
A broad appeal gathers contributions from diverse medical disciplines including electronic neurology internal medicine otolaryngology biology physical medicine and immunology as researchers seek clues into polio. The drive references the March of Dimes fundraising effort.
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An- Dimes
Engagement Announced in Our City
Miss Greinger graduate of Morse High School and longtime local resident announces engagement to Andrew of this city son of the late Mrs Locier. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding.
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Andrew
Locier
Miss Greinger
Morse High School
Woolwich School Referendum Move and Club Meetings
The Woolwich town meeting voted to hold a February 4 session for a new Bay Georgetown school. Transportation co chairmen are Clarence Tanner and others. The First Annual fair succeeded and plans aim to exceed it next year. Woolwich Mothers clubs to be featured at the March meeting with a special program. A survey on Woolwich school is being prepared for voters before the annual town meeting.
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Bay
New Georgetown
Charlotteman
Blake
St. Tre
Haley
DeWick
Na . Baker
Clarence Tanner
Alice Baker
John y +. McEiman
Chester_._Roberts
Robert _De Wick
Donald Leavitt
Association Pressortine
M. Jewett
E School Committee
State Department of Education
Woolwich
Europe to Spend One and a Half Billion Dollars
The report states that the proposed plan for Europe would require an estimated one and a half billion dollars in funding. This figure appears in discussions of postwar assistance and regional rebuilding efforts.
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Europe
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Senter’s, Inc
Wil
Ate
Front Street
RST Federal
Masonic Temple
Nesco Portable
Bailey
North Street
Georgetown House
Lewiston
Judith Henderson
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard and
Jim
Worms Air Heating
Ashington ST. Ene South St
Telle
Sonal Atteak Af
Pearl Harbor
Beryl Wheeler
Bath Memorial
George Gallant
Marblehead
PERA
Opera House
Upowne
Oi Bales
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