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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
5
Judge Deering ruled Dale's action was improper and entered the case as nol for rea. Papers were forwarded to the court docket for further processing or disposition.
The Morse High graduation exercises are held Wednesday evening with speakers like Miss Barbara Dunton and George Dole delivering valedictory remarks. Dole notes the world’s future hinges on choices between war and peace while urging cooperation for a better society.
Spanish War Veterans in Bath elect officers for the U S W Vauxiliary and welcome two groups to the Bath meeting. Gov Hildreth praises volunteers and veteran families. The day includes talks by Col Stoddard and J Dennis Bruno with a plea for widows and children's pensions and the remaining $78 of a $100 bonus. Camels can drink large water in short times.
IOSPITAL HELPERS Tyme Faire set for Oct 15 16 aims to boost the hospital food budget by waste reduction and revenue. Mrs Shaw announced a 50 face cloths 19 large bath towels 30 small towels four hand towels plus other donated items while committees report hours served and staff shortages addressed.
Commencement marks the first graduation from the Georgetown Central School held June 11 in the school auditorium. Class marshal Christine Williams led the processional. David Stevens gave the Salutatory and Joan Hagan the Valedictory. Eleven graduates received diplomas. speakers included Stanwood C. Gilman and Arthur Nelson presented the PTA Award to Hagan.
The Maine Three-Quarter Century club plans its annual outing for August 18 in Bath.President Mrs Abigail Lord Wilson 93 of Portland announced the event to be held at Elmhurst the former Hyde estate now Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children headquarters. The estate was offered by Mrs Burton M Preston executive director of Pine Tree Society. Guy P Butler Maine Publicity Bureau executive manager said he would meet Bath officials and civic representatives.
The Bath city council adopted the annual budget after five and a half hours of discussion, finalizing a plan that ends with a 51 mill tax rate unchanged from last year. A last minute 335010 increase in assessed valuation helped offset the reductions from departments while public hearings drew about 40 attendees.
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