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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1959

Page

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Where Angels Fear To Tread on Retired Officers in Defense Contracts

A House Armed Services inquiry will examine the employment of colonels and Navy captains by defense contractors. James R. Wilson Jr. argues the probe should determine if former officers gain favorable treatment and pressuring power, stressing the need for clear laws and impartial hearings to protect public trust and defense capabilities.

House Armed Services James R. Wilson, Jr American Legion National Security Commissionn Legion Air Review Chrop Wilson Congress

Modern Reflective Green Road Signs Cut Fatal Accident Rates

A Better Roads report by J Mills shows toll roads with fully reflectorized green signs have 50 percent lower fatal accident rates than those with only letter reflectorization. The study suggests upgrading all roads to modern reflective signs to improve safety.

Congress U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Bureau Better Roads Magazine J. [. Mills Virginia Department of Highways Mills

Times Certainly Have Changed Tax Burden On Big Oil Spotlighted

A 1958 financial statement shows a major American oil company paid taxes totaling 2 355 200 000 dollars including income, production, property and other taxes plus import duties and levied 54 600 000 dollars extra by governments. This amount equaled 11 40 a share and exceeded twice the companys payroll and dividends to shareholders. The piece argues the public bears the lion's share of profits via taxation.

Great American Oil Company

Sunday Church Services and Local Personal Notes

Georgetown notes report Rev Ernest Roberts delivering a sermon on Luke 14 about the great supper and acceptance of God at First Baptist, with music by Mrs Warren Todd. Robinhood church and St James Church feature solos and sermons by Rev Dr Oliver W Bell. Personal items list residents and visitors throughout Georgetown, with multiple trips and gatherings across nearby towns.

Ernest. Roberts First Baptist Church Warren Todd Stoneham Mass Roberts Robinhood Church Carolyn Fiske Todd St. James Church God Rev Newman Georgetown Oliver W. Bell Jacou Bearne Ivan Kaulioan Brouns Siundev St Cathaert Hapeleon MecManan Island Sundas Maine State Library Thie Crecorge

Clergy sermon and parish news at Second Baptist church

Rev Ernest Roberts delivered a Luke chapter fourteen sermon on the dispensation of peace and blessings in grace. The column lists guests, visits, and social events at Five Islands and nearby towns, including Open house seasons, cottage stays, and community gatherings through late summer.

Ernest Roberts Second Baptist Church Lord Jesus Christ

Obituary of Harry S Parker 1883 1940 Bath to Lowell

Harry S Parker, 76, brother of Mrs George R Perry, died suddenly while visiting in Lowell, Mass. Born Feb 16 1883 in Bath he was a blacksmith by trade, former foreman at Newington Shipyard, later at B&M Railroad shops in Billerica. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Carberry, son Scott L Perry, sister Mrs Perry of Bath, brother Ray E Parker, and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from Blake Funeral Home Lowell.

George R. Perry Maple Street Harry S. Parker Lowell Mass Bath William H Amy Taylor Parker William Rogers Shipyard Newington N. H., Shipbuilding Co B&m Billerica Nellie Morse Parker Charles Carberry Belnap Street Dover N. H Scott L. Perry Newton Junction Perry Eugene J. Footer

Portland Man Thomas M Guynn Dies at Home

Thomas M Guynn of 546 Ocean Avenue Portland died suddenly Sunday at his residence after a brief illness. Born June 2 1888 in Bath he was a machinist long employed at Bath Iron Works and later at Portland Machine Tool Co. He is survived by his wife Ruth Russell a daughter Mrs William Newton of Falmouth a stepson Owen V Blaisdell of Portland five grandchildren and six great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Frank Wentworth Parsonsfield and Mrs Josephine Ingerson of Cornish one brother Henry A Guynn of Lynn Mass and several nieces and nephews.

Georgetown Bill Plummer Maine Bangor Gardiner Boat Club Francis Pierce Cumberland Sports Car Club Reid State Park Arthur Cochrane Carol Dana Myricks Mass Cochrane Laura Cochrane Maynard Thibodeau Candy’s Harbor Patrick Moore Thomas Watson Bath Clayton Hanna Gale and Wendy Mr. Hanna Lulu Hanna Almon Marr Newton Marr Gerald Hersom Woolwich Mrs. Hersom Franz Stevens Orrin White Vincent Davis Leon Williams Waltham Leon Williams, Jr William Geneva Rowe Phyllis Campbell Russell Harford Franklin McNeil Glenda Harriet Worrell Rockmere Lodge Victor Pinkham Cleon Robert Titterington Robin Bridgewater Nova Scotia Cindy Gordon Clark Lynn Frederick Scheffer Felix Solomonia Clark Scheffer Cottage Frederick Butts Isand Pamela Balch Wellesley Butts Malden Island Varrichione Framingham Alexander King King John Mele Sudbury Frank Kendrick Ashland Kenneth Snowden Oakley Thibodeau Beguinland B. F. Perry Dunedin Fla Smith Cottage Sedgemere Road James Dyer Clearwater Thomas M. Guynn Ocean Avenue Portland Edmund and Mary Murphy Guynn Bath Iron Works Portland Machine Tool Co Ruth Russell William Newton Falmouth Owen V. Blaisdell Frank Wentworth Parsonsfield Josephine Ingerson Cornish Henry A. Guynn

Mrs Deborah Standish Dies In Bath Nursing Home

Mrs Deborah W Standish 21 Marshall Street Bath died Tuesday morning after a two and a half year stay in a Bath area nursing home. Born Small Point Phippsburg June 22 1873 she was the daughter of Seth and Nancy Wallace. Survived by sister Lena Hilton of Portland and four nieces all Bath or Portland residents. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm from A F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev Warren B Harris officiating. Burial in Oak Grove.

Robert Tanner California Maud P. Thayer Marion Clarke Clarence Hill Hil Sharon Mass Kanneth MacDonald Metuchin McMahon George Kalbfieisi Ninover N. 10 MiMaioun Glavente Boi Walter I. Beane Harry Yhoree Gregory Barret Kennebec Art Club George Murphy Sebasco Raltes James Oliver Aideh Jon Laaveet Lake Vincebro Jane Oliver Bony Surge Indian Point Warren Hearvis Corliss Street Baptist Church Lary Sturgis Mich Wailer Flowers John D. Willan, Jr Linda Cyntt Ronald Atwood Old Town Chester G. Kelida Jenny Carey Cora Anna Tirrell Donald Irving New Hampshire M. Alden Mott Cundy's Harbor Seguinland John and Marie Pierce Dedham Ryan Pierce Cottage Marrtown Linda Gordon Webber Memorial Hospital Biddeford Deborah Standish Deborah W. Standish Marshall Street Bath Small Point Phippsburg Seth Nancy Wallace Lena Hilton Portland Stanley Geneau Helen McDorr Eleanor Presley Helen Holman A. F. Mayo & Son Warren B. Harris Oak Grove

Mrs Ida M Jones 80 Swampscott Mass Widow of Harry H Jones

Mrs Ida M Jones 80 of Swampscott Massachusetts widow of Harry H Jones died July 11 She was past chief of the Pythian Sisters and a Grand Lodge member She lived most of her life in Massachusetts Survivors include two sons Stephen Raymond Jones of Bath Wendall F Jones Swampscott a daughter Hatherlyn A Stoddard and a grandchild

Ida M. Jones Swampscott Mass Harry H. Jones Jones Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge Masachusetts Stephen Raymond Jones Bath Wendall F. Jones Hatherlyn A. Stoddard

Bonney James T Funeral Held At Shumway Home

Funeral service for James T. Bonney was held July 8 at 2 p.m. from Leslie C. Shumway Funeral Home on High Street. The Rev. Craig H. Richards of Central Congregational Church officiated. Bearers were Solar Lodge of Mason No 14 Masons Linwood E. Temple Ralph H. Card Edwin H. P. Lowell Frank A. Donnell Zina M. Eaton and Vernon B. Lake. Interment followed in Oak Grove family lot.

James T. Bonney Leslie C. Shumway High Street Craig H. Richards Central Congregational Church Solar Lodge of Mason, No 14 Mr. Bonney Linwood E. Temple Ralph H. Card Edwin H. P. Lowell Frank A

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah M. Grant

Funeral service conducted Monday at 1.30 p m from Leslie S. Shum way funeral home at 638 High street. The Rev Charles R Sims former pastor of the First Baptist church officiated. Bearers were Verdie A Grant Burton A Grant Sidney F Grant and Andrus Coleman.

Sarah M. Grant Leslie S. Shumway High Street Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Verdie A. Grant Burton A. Grant Sidney F. Grant Andrus Coleman Oak Grove

Catnip Cocktails Offered After Short Walks

Nobleboro reader notes a small town quirk as guests are offered catnip cocktails due to a cat’s limited walking ability. The item mentions Jean E. McClure of Duck Puddle Road and provides a local phone listing.

Jean E. McClure Duck Puddle Rd Nobleboro P. S

Obituary: George A. Brownrigg 79 Bath resident dies

George Alphoncis Brownrigg 79 of 597 Middle Street Bath died Wednesday night in Bath Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness. Former Hyde Windlass Co. machinist, he lived in Bath 17 years formerly Waterville. Survived by widow Annie V Walker Brownrigg six children two sisters eleven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of St Mary’s Roman Catholic church Knights of Columbus Calais and Holy Name Society Waterville. Born December 7 1879 in St John New Brunswick.

George A. Brownrigg George Alphoncis Brownrigg Middle Street Bath Memorial Hospital Hyde Windlass Co St. John, N. B John Catherine McDonald Brownrigg St. John Miss St. Stephens N. B Brownrigg Bath Waterville St. Mary’s Julia Brownrigg Agatha Davidson Winslow Margaret Perry New London

Mrs. Sarah M. Grant Dies in Bath at 68

Mrs. Sarah M. Grant 68 died at her Bath home after months of ill health. She lived in Bath 27 years, formerly Lewiston. born Bowdoinham March 4, 1891. Survived by Verdi A. Grant, Jr.. three stepdaughters Carolyn L. Grant Alice House and Avery Y. Hamblen. stepson Burton A. Grant. sister Rose Coleman. four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p.m. from Leslie C. Shumway Funeral Home. Interment Oak Grove. Friends may visit Saturday and Sunday evenings.

Sarah M. Grant Union Street Verdi A. Grant Bath Lewiston Bowdoinham Claremont Coleman Peoples Church First Baptist Church Verdi A. Grant, Jr Carolyn L. Grant Alice House North Monmouth Avery Y. Hamblen Burton A. Grant Boothbay Harbor Rose Coleman Gardiner Leslie C. Shumway High Street Oak Grove

Funeral service for Leland Cunningham held in Hallowell

Leland Cunningham 43 a former Bath resident died July 6 at a Water ville hospital. Funeral service was Friday afternoon at Hallowell with burial in Oak Grove cemetery Wind sor. He was born in Windsor to Mr. and Mrs. Perley Cunningham and lived in Bath during World War II while employed at Bath Iron Works. Surviving are his wife five children his mother five sisters including Mrs Joseph McDougall of Bath and two brothers.

Leland Cunningham Bath Hallowell Oak Grove Cemetery Windsor Waterville Hospital Perley Cunningham Bath Iron Works Corp Joseph McDougall

Lewiston lumber worker crushed to death in Auburn accident

Charles M. Johansen 27 of Lewiston died after being pinned under falling planks at Stevens Tank and Tower Co in Auburn. He was born in Bath Jan 8 1932 and was a U S Army veteran. Survived by widow Germaine daughter Diane eight sisters and three brothers. Funeral details announced by St Peter and Paul church and Pinette funeral home.

Charles M. Johansen Wellman Street Lewiston Bath Central Maine General Hospital Stevens Tank & Tower Co Auburn Johansen Hans A Catherine Cressy Johansen St. Peter and Paul Church Germaine T. Beaudoin Johansen Diane James Sophie) Ramsey Butler Wis Leo Katherine) Fortier Donald Mary) Dionne Charles Peggy) Conrad New York Harold Anna) Swain Herman Sally) Wright Willard Evelyn) Monty Clayton Celia) Moore Phippsburg George Sherman Richmond Edwin Pinette Funeral Home

Gertrude D. Brown 67 Bath native dies in Arlington

Gertrude Dillon Brown died suddenly Thursday night in Arlington Virginia at 67. She was born in Bath on April 2 1892 to Thomas and Ada Dillon and trained as a nurse after graduating Morse High School and Jefferson Hospital. She is survived by her husband Walter Brown two daughters Geral dine Philbrook and Beverly Fletcher a sister four grandchildren and four Bath cousins. The couple longtime Bath natives once vacationed there and at Popham Beach with their Bath home at Washington and Oak streets now the American Legion hall site.

Gertrude Dillon Brown Walter Brown Arlington Bath Thomas Ada Melcher Dillon Brown Morse High School Philadelphia Jefferson Hospital Geraldine Philbrook North Wear N. H Beverly Fletcher Atlanta Ga Anna D. Lippincott Mt. Holly N. J Harold DeLong Agnes Marguerite Hennessey Edward Hennessey Popham Beach Dillon Washington and Oak Streets American Legions Hall

Funeral Service for George A. Brownrigg Held at St Marys

Funeral service for George A. Brownrigg was held Saturday at 9 a.m. at St. Marys Roman Catholic Church with Rev Francis E Morrissey officiating. Bearers included John Perry Robert Perry John Davidson and Douglas Brownrigg. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery.

George A.brownrigg St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Francis E. Morrissey John Perry Robert Perry John Davidson Douglas Brownrigg Calvary Cemetery

Puzzle Clue List Reveals Scrambled Word Fragments

A compiled set of numbered clues covers diverse hints from Craze to Pause. Entries include beetle fencing swords coin Jap young child and more, suggesting a cryptic crossfill or themed puzzle segment in a late edition.

Mr. Linkletter Gilbert

Crossword Down Clue Answers

A compact list solving the crossword prompts: Candle, Concern, File, King's residence, Trans mitted, Wine receptacle, Headlight, Breach of faith, Flat-topped hill, Take for granted, Cord from candlenut tree bark.

King’s Residence

Cryptoquote Puzzle Clues and Sample Solution

Daily puzzle page shows word clues and a coded quotation with a sample cipher. It includes a May 1958 King Features Syndicate cryptoquote note and the line BE NEITHER SAINT N SOPHIST LED BUT BE A MAN ARNOLD as a published example.

Arnold King Features Syndicate

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