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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

8

Construction Starts on New Woolwich Schoolhouse

Excavation began on the 18 acre site at the Nequasset and Pumping Station roads in Woolwich for a new 92 by 56 foot school building with four classrooms a teachers room and heating plant. The project lets to Justus H. Miller with Donald Leavitt as contractor. the facility will serve as a community center and will allow consolidation of several nearby schools.

Nequasset Woolwich Wilbur W. Presley Justus H. Miller Bath Donald Leavitt Leavitt Chopps Union Bridge Day's Ferry Murphy's Brian M. Jewett Ivory €. Strout F. Hilton Soute Richard E. McElman Selectmen John M. Leonard

Bath People Fly on Trial Flight From Brunswick

Bath residents joined a trial flight with Northeast Airlines aboard a 40 passenger Convair. The trip linked Bath Brunswick airport to Portland and Rockland and highlighted planned Brunswick stops starting June 1. Passengers included local officials and families, with notable curiosity from Doreen Addison as the flight showcased regional air service.

Bath Convair Brunswick Rockland Bar Harbor Northeast Airlines, Inc Northeast Airlines Bath-Brunswick Brunswick Naval Air Station Portland Rock Bath- Brunswick Robert L. Brownell Earl Farnham John R. Newell Frank L. Moriarty Mary M. Stacey James B. Hall Elmer Williams William Turpie Etta Thurlow Esther Brown Wilmer I. Voorhees Brian M. Jewett Harold J Bartlett Smith Roy G. Stewart Northeast Doreen Addison Loring A. Addison Casco Bay

Tires Stolen From Emero’s Garage in West Bath

Six tires were taken from Emero's Service station in West Bath after intruders broke a large plate glass window. The theft occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday morning and was reported to the Sagadahoc County sheriff's department around 11 a.m. Tuesday. Deputy Loring D. Small leads the investigation.

Emero West Bath Sagadahoc County

Bath Introduces Air Mail Service From Airport Dispatch

Postmaster Edward N. Hartnet announces Bath area air mail service with Bath post office dispatching by messenger to the airport. Mail leaves at 6 p.m. via Northeast Airlines reaching Boston by 8 p.m. and New York by 9 p.m. Six days a week, excluding Sunday, with delivery to all parts of the country and a Brunswick airport arrival at 6:16 p.m. A 5 to 5:15 p.m. box collection meets the early flight. service aims to save time and may become permanent beyond four months starting June 1.

Bath Edward N. Hartnet Bath-Brunswick Northeast Airlines Boston New York United States West Brunswick Air Mail New England

Bath Fair Skies Aid Memorial Day Parade

Bath observed Memorial Day with fair weather as hundreds watched the annual parade. Military and civic groups led the procession, with services at the Grand Army monument, wreaths, a salute by T W Hyde Camp, taps, and benedictions from local clergy. The Morse High School band performed, and readings included Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

Bath Grand Army Monument Center Street T. W. Hyde Camp Sons of Union Veterans Timothy C. Maney Post Office C. Lloyd Hooker General Logan Clifford Sargent Wesley Church America Morse High School Lincoln Arvid Anderson Coriss Street Church Laforest Hodgkins Central Congregational Church Morse High Band R. A. Klimoff Salvation Army Bath Lodge of Elks

Bath Hobby Show by Garden Club Draws 1000+ Visitors

The Bath Garden Club hosts a two day Hobby and Craft Show at the Bath Iron Works Recreation Center drawing more than a thousand attendees. Dozens of exhibitors from Perham Stanley to Jay son Schoener display gems, carvings, paintings, textiles and rare china figurines, with high school art posters and special projects enriching the event.

Bath Iron Works Recreation Center Bath Garden Club Bath Garden Club G. Thomas Murphy Russell S. Hitchcock Joseph Mullaney Ralph Mittendorf Herbert Lemon Lendish Ralph Robinson Earl Cahoon Dorothy Washington Harry Litchfield Rupert H. Baxter Claude Gillette Shell Eleanor Costa Archibald M. Main Charles Chase Russell Snow Hitchcock Maurice Day Edmund Briggs Edwin Andrews Wendall Hall Ernest Haskell Clifford Russell Rodney E. Ross Florida Sumner Sewall Arthur Colby Priscilla Magoun Haviland Terry Milton Stevenson George Sargent Dolly Madison Arthur Sewall Jayson Schoener Arthur McCullen Edna Thorne Clara Long Earl B. Perkins Rodney F. Ross, Sr Percy Holbrook Whittler Carl Heutz Edmund A. Banks Raymond Trott Florida ‘Sea Coast June Lubbie Aphrodite Poulos Jane Stevens Maria St. Angelo James Gillies Earl Perkins

Bath Chamber Names Standing Committees For Year

Bath Chamber of Commerce held a May meeting at Sedgwick with a chicken pie dinner. Five new members joined. Committees named include Budget, Executive, Mercantile, Legislative, Educational, By-Laws, New Industries, Publicity and Special Events with chairmen and members listed. The president urged active duties and monthly progress reports from chairmen, with plans for tourist information centers and room listings at filling stations along Route 1.

Bath John P. Carey William P. Mennealy Harold P. Small George J. Nugent Sam Prawer William Turpie Hollis W. Garey Arthur E. Hutchins Wilfrid Guerin Frederick E. Drake, Jr George C. Musk Edward Dale True George P. Sargent Mercantile Charles B. Doyle Arthur W. Gediman John A. Greene, Jr Paul R. Levesque Roger D. Skillings Charles L. Burgess J. Frank Hunt Ralph C. Hilyard Frederick E. Drake Educational Edward W. Bridgham Charles F. Cummings Charles A. Shepard Roy G. Stewart Louis Petlock Carl A. Albee Bath Water District Small Howard W. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Vine Street

Dedicate Tablet to World War II Hero at Woolwich

A bronze tablet was dedicated at Tanner Square in Woolwich on Memorial Day to honor Pfe. Richard George Tanner who was killed in action in France on July 4, 1944, and to remember all Woolwich men and women who served in World War II.

Woolwich Tanner Square Pfe Richard George Tanner France

Rainbow Girls Installation at Masonic Temple

Miss Lila Mae Richmond installed as worthy advisor of Bath Assembly No 6 Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple in an eight Thursday ceremony. Retiring advisor Pauline Holmsen assisted. officers and choir listed with families present and pledge of allegiance observed.

Lila Mae Richmond Bath Assembly Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Eastern Star Pauline Holmsen Janice Knight Patricia Brann Mabel Merrill Genesta Carolyn Stackpole Jerolyn Harris Evelyn Morse Jacqueline Chappell Hilda Bowers Charity Freda Legard Hope Eleanor Marks Faith Claire Wing Joan Brooks Joan Mallett Love Jean McKay Nature Ann McLeod Ethel Richardson Fidelity Anita Deering Jane Henderson Service Betty Newall Confidential Sandra Daley Outer Observer Marion Smith Barbara Ireland Carolyn McKay Sue Stover Catherine Libbey Natalie Hathorne Vaneta Estes Joan Ledyard Roberta Morse Sally Caton Rena Legard Betty Fernald Arah Richmond Lila Mae Richmond Solar Lodge Masons Paul

Bath Canning Co Seeks Kelley Spear Property Purchase

Bath council named a 3 member committee to negotiate with Bath Canning Co about buying the Kelley Spear property at the north end. The plant has grown since 1946, now employing over 200 Bath residents and paying significant taxes locally. The firm offered to pay $250 yearly tax until development and will eventually bear normal taxes.

Bath Canning CO Kelley, Spear North End Delmar E. Bates Jesse W. Allen Archibald M. Main Belfast Southwest Harbor Prospect Bath Texas Steamship Yard John R. Newell City of Bath Kimball Field Lincoln Street Newell

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Emily Post Chamber of Commerce Sedgwick Woolwich Memorial Day Rainbow Girls Says Roscoe C. McFadden North Street Richard Frates Chester H. MecCabe McFadden Charles D. Weeks Weeks Mr. McFadden George McMann High Street Thomas Gallagher Libby Court Horace P. Morse West Street Thelma Thibodeau Marshall Street Donald E. Cornish Rose Street Stanley E. Brooks L. A. Valliancourt Willard H. McCabe Stanley R. Hunter New Plymouth Studebaker Plymouth DEL Hudson Front Street Bath Auto Company
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