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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
9
Bath residents, events, and local scenes fill this fragmentary column. Mentions include Rev. sither, Mrs Wadsworth, Captain Faber’s reception, Ros trip to Newt, the K of C gathering, theatre goers, a yacht, and Bath boys’ activities. References to trains, weather, and town enterprises appear amid scattered names and places.
A partial list of directors for the Lain Kwag project emerges, with several names confirmed while others are missing due to OCR gaps. The document notes affiliations and roles within the production team and highlights the need to verify identities.
A partial OCR fragment references on scene action and a sequence of events but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable portion hints at a dramatic moment followed by an action of rising and water. Further context is needed to identify people or locations.
A fragmented account recounts a close bout between Irish and Cheverus with frequent names such as Sullivan Morse Bren MeDone and Ouellette. The piece notes early leads a tense finish and key baskets including a corner shot and late two pointers as both teams fought to the end.
The notice lists multiple estates and guardianships in Bath, Woolwich, and nearby areas. It names executors and administrators such as Annie M, Marilyn J, John L Bates, and Daniel Williams, with filings of first and final accounts and appointments by Register Arthur J. Dunton and Judge Sohn Jack.
Fragmentary items note a long safety record among Tennessee workers and employers, with scattered references to plants, companies, and figures from early industry. The text mentions Somervill Toc and Budiey, plus indirect allusions to Greek drama masks and probate matters, all in a damaged OCR passage.
Petition presented for estate of Britanine, late of Bath, deceased, seeking probate and letters testamentary. Name John L. Jagr appears as attorney and time frame 17 24 31 noted in the matter. Proceedings to appoint a representative and settle debts are listed in the probate notice.
Fragmented text notes a January session involving Elizabeth D. with references to an appointment or rotation. Details unclear due to OCR. No clear dates or organizations confidently identified.
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