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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1943

Page

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City Adopts Annual Budget With No Tax Increase

City Council approves annual appropriation bill totaling 496 047.96 for the current year and 45 598.90 in receipts for next year The plan keeps the 48 mill tax rate with a one mill rise from last year and funds police fire highway and school departments receive notable boosts while Civilian Defense and other areas face cuts Budget details show police up 6500 and highway sewer up 4000 with school spending at 145 000, and a playground fund of 1000 funded by reallocations.

Finance Committee Board of Aldermen John R. Newell Newell Walter C. Rogers Board of Health Philip Oliver Oliver Kelley Field

Lions Club Holds Annual Meeting with Elections and Awards

The Lions club elected Andrew M Butterfield as King Lion for the coming year with Edwin R Andrews Albert S Noyes John Taylor Elmer Williams Charles Genthner Daniel Williams Sanford Nickerson Harold McElman Everett Pierce L Eugene Thebeau as officers and directors. A high attendance enjoyed a program by Johnny Bower and Frank Hassett featuring songs storytelling piano and magic. A government letter granted permission to erect an honor roll on Front street and members sent care to Lions and sons in the armed forces. Plans were announced for a June scrap drive and charter night on June 23 with committee leaders. Members also noted an Ottawa club trophy for Walter H McCarthy and discussed securing an incinerator to replace the city dump. A State convention trip to Augusta was planned and members were asked to notify Charles Genthner.

Andrew M. Butterfield Lions’ Club Sergwick Edwin R. Andrews Albert S. Noyes John Taylor Elmer Williams Charles Genthner Daniel Williams Sanford Nickerson Harold McElman Everett Pierce L. Eugene Thebeau Loren Jaffee Johnny Bower Frank Hassett Bower Henry O. Trowbridge Custom House Front Street Nathan Press Cigarette Fund Lions and Lions’ Sons Army King Lion Arthur L. Pratt Trowbridge Arthur Bowker Ottawa Walter H. McCarthy McCarthy Bath Chester S. Kingsley Augusta

Mizpah Class Holds Annual Meeting at Union Street Home

Mizpah class of the First Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Thayer at 5 Union street court with six members present. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs. J. Russell Grant Vice President Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Secretary Mrs. George R. Carey and Treasurer Mrs. Kenneth Thayer. Rev. Charles R. Sims led a Bible study on Daniel and Belshazzar. A luncheon followed. Miss Marjorie Cummings of Bowdoinham is visiting Bath for a few weeks.

First Baptist Church Kenneth Thayer Union Street Court Eleanor Mills J. Russell Grant Frank Chamberlain George R. Carey Charles R. Sims Daniel

Bath pupils undergo extensive dental health survey

Mrs. M H Adler conducted a 23 day survey in Bath schools to assess dental health. Of 430 examined, 54 had no decay while 376 needed immediate care to save or remove decayed teeth. The program included parent participation, films, and classroom talks, highlighting the link between dental health and draft refusals.

M. H. Adler D. H Augusta Bath Bath Board of Education Dental Health Physical Fitness Corps Adler

Dike School Pupils Present Operetta A Day At The Circus

About 50 spectators attended the junior primary operetta A Day At The Circus at Dike school on Thursday afternoon. Miss Gay Bonney presented pianist Mrs Archie Wishart with a token of appreciation as the cast—led by Gay Bonney and George Langbehn—took the stage under Miss Jean Danforth’s supervision.

Dike School Gay Bonney Archie Wishart George Langbehn Mickey Venus Billy Terry Jean Dow Julie Cummings Arnold Haines David Babb David Pye Donald Babb Bobby Edwards Patty Gaudet Elwood Prouty Edward Estes Patty Carver Mickey Sonia Bobby Lewis Margaret Hanscom Patty Atwood Loraine Sanford Albert Thibeau Walter Anderson Judy Sukeforth Carole Fitzgerald Nancy Spear Janice Hanna Barbara Berenson Sally Rainey Maynard Mailly Phyllis Tardiff George Coombs Bobby Haggett Jean Danforth

Cosmo politan Club Enjoys Busy Wednesday Meeting

A large Cosmo politan club turnout attended a Wednesday session on Washington Street featuring Miss Alice Jotason and Mrs Edward B Hamblett in a humorous playlet, plus solos, readings, a musical quiz and group singing. Reports covered officers, treasurer, paint fund, and garden club plans while a July fashion show was announced.

Cosmopolitan Club Washington Street Alice Jotason Edward B. Hamblett I. A. Trueworthy Eleanor Danforth Christine Curtis Ada Greenblatt Roscoe P. McFadden Garden Club McPadden Wallace Ham Charles Kinney Philanthropic Herbert Harris Federation of Women’s Clubs Augusta Arthur Colby Clyde Pingree Blaine Mansion Federation W. Eugene Niles S. Gabriel Hurley Granville Colby Raymond Chubbuck Robert Gallagher Just B. Wold Edwin Lowell Leonard Wetherbee Harmon Smith Frank Durant Donald Wilson Emery Footer Reginald Pingree Scott Davis Minute Man Edward W Hamblett Karcher Jackson Chester Roberts Fred Curtis Richard Sherwood Stanley Brown Rachel Nichols Maurice Libby I A Trueworthy Alice Ramsay George Hastings Bernard Knight Homer Johnson John Fields George A. Churchill Warren Hawley Edmund A. Rothwell Abraham Kramer Lawrence Lord Carl Starling Justin Wayne John Harkins

Well Known Bath Residents Honor Captain Plummer Anniversary

Captain and Mrs William F Plummer of 104 Wins Street celebrated their wedding anniversary with a two large family dinner party. Friends and relatives sent gifts and calls all day while the Plummers, long time Bath residents, were married in Georgetown in 1893.

William F Plummer Wins Street Ceetaim Plosmmer Five Islands Sumner Rene Plurmmer Bath Boston Liverpool England English Newfoundland Plummer Renee Marie Stewart Perth Amboy N J Som Frank Plummer Alice Mulligan John Hukins Helen Plummer Arthur Higgins City Margaret Huskins Holbrook Mass

Legion Commander Candidate Promises Service Flag Support

Candidate Gerry Vem outlines plans for increased service member aid and veteran protections. He pledges to improve civic projects, safeguard democratic rights, and support widows and orphans of ex service members while citing a May event and continued Legion community activities.

Orpharis Vitaining Legions Wade

Missing Boy Found in Calais After Thursday Disappearance

Deputy Dana York reported Leo Henderson, 13, found safe at grandparents' home in Calais. The boy had been missing since Thursday, ending a round of community worry. The note mentions OPA concerns over farmer needs and fuel for crops amid ongoing shortages.

Dana York Police Department of Calais Leo Henderson

Morse Class Day Program Tuesday in Auditorium

The Morse class day program unfolds in the auditorium on Tuesday with student performances and color themes. Names such as Kinchard Poss and James Parnnam appear among the presenters, with Martha Turner and Anna Mey listed in the program.

MORSE Tre Kinchard Poss Joseph Ham- Mtetwa Anna Mey James Parnnam

Golden wedding party arranged for Bath couple

A Bath couple celebrated a golden wedding anniversary with a party arranged by Mrs Heless Shaughnessy at their home on 1027 Washington Street. The event drew relatives and close friends from St Worumbo Manufacturing Co and local banks, marking decades of shared life and community ties.

Chester Schubert Rockville Center Long Island Oliver “Bhd Heless Shaughnessy Washington Street St. Worumbo Manufacturing Co Lisbon Falls First National Bank Sagadahock Ruperts Is Columbian Hay YMCA

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Victualers Municipal Licensing Board Aldermen Portland South Board of Health and Licensing Board Roger M. Luke Bath Water District Center Street Charles A. Thayer Rogers Davenport City Hall Herbert T. Caveerly Corliss Middle Streets Committee On Robinhood Bath Fire Department Lions Club Committee On Public Safety Chester H. McCabe Earle B. Lermond Marjorie Cummings Bowdoinham Carl Pierce Eva Lemont Bernice Sturtevant Johnson and Hamblett William F. Plummer Gerry Vem Gerey Wade OPA Zamecnik Martha Isa Turner Basryars Tsu Gass Hill Wier Iss Marta Day Ae Ferry P Ieee Hives Oliver Moses Bulance Arthur F.mayo High Street
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