City Council Approves 433736.55 Budget With Higher Tax Millage
The City Council passed a special meeting budget of 433736.55 for the current municipal year showing a 39473.96 increase from last year and a tax rate of 48 mills, up one mill. The vote action occurred Wednesday evening in City Hall.
Lionesses announce officer and committee staff for third year
Mrs. Arthur W. King, new president, unveiled the Lionesses officers and committees to begin their third year. The slate includes vice president Mrs. Richard T. Hersom, secretary Mrs. Herbert S. Cavanaugh, treasurer Mrs. Daniel Williams, and directors and various monthly program groups. A separate city budget shows a total bill of $484,536.55 with a $50,800 estimated receipts and specific department funding adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionesses
Arthur W. King
King
Richard T. Hersom
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Daniel Williams
Edar D. Leavitt
Twister
Eonard F. Wetherbee
Tames
Arthur M. Bowker
Henry O. Trowbridge
Albert S. Noyes
Archibald M. Main
Alexander MacDonald
Leslie J. Wold
Richard H. Haskell
Harold S. Avery
Harold J. Rubin
Joseph H. Madden
Joseph O
W. Scott Davis
Ralph Gay
James T. Gardenier
Harvey H. Hartley
George J. Nugent
Harry L. Day
Walter Olsen
A. George Moses
Elmer B. Williams
Arthur L. Pratt
Roscoe H. Shaw
Edward A. Cummings
L. Eugene Thebeau
Herbert T. Caverly
Harold Ss. Avery
Stanley M. Brown
Carroll E. Davis
Abraham L. Kramer
Joseph Marchetti
Edward Dale True, Jr
Edward B. Hamblett, Jr
Edward W. Sampson
Harry W. Thebeau
Scott Morse
William M
Finance Committee
Bath
Sears
Nine Departments Earn Minute Man Banners at BIW
With 90 percent or more of its employees in the payroll plan for War Bonds nine shipyard departments received Minute Man Banners. Foremen accepted banners for pattern makers tank testers pipe coverers carpenters brick masons drillers riveters and riggers and engineers. Navy E burgee remains on yard flag pole and workers will get Minute Man badges with 10 percent badges also ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Dickson
William S. Newell
A. Thurlow Bartlett
Bath Iron Works
Todd-Bath Iron
South Portland Shipbuilding Corporation
Henry G. Shaw
Roland G. Crocker
Harold J. Haggett
George T. Costain
Carpenters
Daniel A. Beaton
Albert Turcotte
Walter J. McElman
Howard M. Rice
Howard P. Nash
Hardings Fabrication
Navy Department
Nurses Sponsor Food Sale to Aid Hospital Graduation
Nursing staff of Bath Memorial Hospital held a Friday food sale in A. D. Stetson son and Son Inc furniture store raising 42 dollars to help cover Bath graduation costs set for July 1 at City Hall. Miss Avis Alexander and Miss Doris Mahoney led selling efforts with help from local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
A. D. Stetson and Son, Inc
City Hall
Harry E. Stetson
Roy W. Putney
Senter's Inc
Avis Alexander
Pittsfield
Doris Mahoney
St. John, N.B
Francis A. Winchenbach
Relief of Unemployed Described at Rotary
Bath Rotary luncheon features Charles E. Fortin Commissioner of Unemployment and Compensation Augusta explaining the fund for relief and security of unemployed workers. Fortin outlines operation through 12 state branches and notes contributions and payouts since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Charles E. Fortin
Augusta
Fortin
Lewiston
Internal Revenue Office
John Parker
Jud Miller
George Musk
George W. Wolstenholme
Rotary
Mr. Musk
Gibbons Coal Co
Clyde B. Holmes, Jr
Edward B. Varney
Fall River
Harry Tabor
Boston
Bath
Western Dairy Supply Co
Richard D. Cushman
Sebasco
Butterfield Bride-to-Be Plans Colorado Springs Visit
Miss Elizabeth Butterfield, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Butterfield of Granite Street, travels with Mrs Walter Coombs of Belmont Massachusetts to Colorado Springs Colorado. She will visit her fiancé Albert R Coombs stationed at the army air base there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth “Butterfielm
A. M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Combs
Belmont
Mass
Butterfield
Al_bert R. Coombs
Army Air Base
Patriotism Topic at Sagadahoc Pomona Session
Harpswell in Cumberland with Sagadahoc Pomona hosts eighty attendees, themes of patriotism discussed by Eleanor Ripley of Topsham. Pomona degree conferred on Mrs Georgia W Bruce, Eleanor Allen, and Margaret Koskela. social security, berry and meat preservation, and canning methods debated. next meeting set for August in Bowdoin.
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Harpswell
Cumberland
Merriconeag
Sagadahoc Pomona
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
Congress
Hitler
Grange
Sagadahoc
Androscoggin County
Pomona
Georgia W. Bruce
Dirigo
William Gould
J. W. Randlette
Richmond
Neil Bishop
Bowdoinham
Perkins
Batchelder
Lucie Ricker
Virginia Lemay
Lettie McManus
Ruth Wilson
Eleanor Allen
Mary Pierce
Ricker
Gertrude Ames
E. R. Cobb
Bertha Dyer
Auburn
Sagadahoc Orange
Bowdoin
Ham Anniversary Celebrates 49 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs W F Ham of Pearl Street celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs Louis Given of Deers, Ham s sister and their bridesmaid, is their guest. A G Longley of Bath was best man. the couple was married by Rev Omar W Folsom in the parsonage of Winter Street Congregational Church where Folsom is pastor emeritus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ham
Pearl Street
Louis Given
Deers
Ham
A. G. Longley
Bath
Omar W. Folsom
Winter Street Congregational Church
Folsom
Bath Lions Plan Summer Outing and Events
The Bath Lions Club closed its season after a July outing was discussed with Bath Country Club as a preferred site. Plans include a Ladies night in Boothbay, a blood bank drive, and Tuesday night public entertainments starting Sept 15 with a quartet of acts through Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Sedgwick
King Lion Henry O. Trowbridge
John M. Conley
King Lion Trowbridge
Bath Rotary Club
Lions International
Chicago
Boothbay Lions Club
Sprucewold Lodge
L. Eugene Thebeau
Kenneth Weeks
Loring Jaffee
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Ichard Hersom
Edgar Leart
Lions
Albert S. Noyes
Lion Trowbridge
Noyes
Mr. Pratt
Sedwick Meleodeers
John William Hughes
Jesse Rae Taylor
Trowbridge
Pratt
Everett Pierce
Edgar Leavitt
Charles Bartlett
Daniel Williams
A. Trueworthy
Harry Day
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Charles H. Cahill
Williams. Newell
Henry O. Trowbridge
Alexander MacDonald
Arthur W. King
James E. McLaughlin
Michale
Gasoline thefts lead to stern sentences in Bath court
Judge Gar diner R. Deering warned Bath area offenders of harsh penalties as he sentenced Pelham P. Noyes of Bowdoinham to fines totaling 118.05 and two months in Augusta jail for gasoline thefts. Noyes faced two warrants, one for four gallons valued at 92 cents and another for ten gallons worth $2.30, with concurrent terms. A separate accident case in Carlton Bridge saw Maurice Colby plead guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence and pay $106.20 in fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Deering
Pelham P. Noyes
Carroll Plantion
Bowdoinham
Augusta
Noyes
Albert Henderson
Union Street
C. Y. Neilson
Brunswick
Henderson
Neilson
Mr. Neilson
William Stevens
Topsham
Bath Iron Works Corp
Judge Deering
Carlton Bridge
Maurice Colby
Cedar Grove
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Hyde Park Terrace
Philip H. Oliver
Charles A. Thayer
Earle B. Lermond
Harold P. Small
Edmund A. Rothwell
Armory
Board of Health
Charles Street
Lighting City
M.C. A
Kimball Field
Alice Hartnett
Lynn
Boston City
Fred Hartnett
Miss Hartnett
Morse High School
Avon
Sagadahocs Pomona
Iron Works
Dorothea Nash
Marguerite Beardsley
Lorraine Tyler
Esther Gregory
Edwin Motley Fuller
Jane W. Stevens
Grace Mulcahy
Dorothea Dolan
Harold Adams
Eleanor Hamilton
John P. Crosby
Cosby
Swift & Co
Atlantic Seaboard
Safety Department
Adams
Peraeus
R. N
New Bath Iron Works Corp
Safety Group of
Harold L. Adams
Alfred Safstrom
Lucille Parent
Irene King
Carleton Perry
Back Row
John Sylvester
Clifford Farrington
William Sylvester
Norman Laucier
Percy O. Johnson
Harry Bartlett