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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

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Center and Washington streets block prep for Sears Roebuck project

A motor digger operates on the northeast corner lot once housing the Music Hall block. Workers remove logs up to two and a half feet in diameter while pumping water from the site. Two small north end buildings were moved. one will be a dwelling and the other a shoe repair shop. The finished building will house Sears Roebuck & Co and the First National Stores. Judge Arthur J. Dunton reported the moves and slight shifts in placement Friday.

Center Washington Streets Sears, Roebuck & Co First National Arthur J. Dunton

Bath High School Alumni Banquet Draws 50 Plus Classes

More than fifty Bath High School alumni from classes dating back to 1865 gathered for the 50th annual Bath High School Alumni Association banquet. The event featured a formal program in Morse High School gymnasium, remarks by class officers, gifts to the school, music by Jack Curran's orchestra, and a post banquet entertainment.

Bath High School Bath High School Alumni Association Morse High School Jack Curran Andrews John Parker

Trial date set for Joss murder case in Sagadahoc

Merrill E. Joss of Richmond faces a murder indictment for killing La verne H. Joss on March 27 1941. The Sagadahoc Superior Court grand jury also charged Clyde Schuman and Kenneth Elwell Jr with prior offenses. Multiple witnesses and officials attended the hearing as additional indictments were returned.

Merrill E. Joss Richmond Laverne H. Joss Sagadahoc Superior Court Ralph O. Dale Augusta Elizabeth C. Mayo Charles W. Messenger Raymond Fellows Bangor Clyde Schuman Cleveland Ohio Ralph E. Legard Schuman Prescott A. Creelman Legard Freeport Dale Kenneth Elwell Jr Wiscasset Phippsburg Elwell Justice Fellows Mr. Dale State Everett Mowry North Street Mowry Weeks Street Grammar School Carl A. Sutter Reading Martha P. Sutter Sutter Ralph Higgins Jr Lloyd Stull Forrest Witham Court House Henry P. Weaver Maine State Police Frank I. Cowan E. F. Pratt George W. Alexander Gardiner Margaret Herbert Gardiner Hospital Lloyd Umberhind Joseph Young Leon P. Shepard State Bureau of Investigation Merle Cole Edward and Flora Murphy Woolwich Julia Hilton Florence Porter Horace F. Staples Gardiner Undertaker Arthur Turner Florence Pinkham Emily Waldron George Sanford Frederick George Richter

Youngest Sponsor Chosen for Export Line Ship

John F. Gehan of American Export Lines announces Mrs. Leland Andrews and daughter Maureen Elinore Andrews will co sponsor the new S S Extavia to be launched at Bath Maine on June 28. The toddler will be the youngest sponsor for an American Export Lines vessel and will be assisted by her mother.

John F. Gehan American Export Lines Leland S. Andrews Maureen Elinore Andrews S.S Bath Iron Works Corp

Leaps to death from bridge near Brunswick

Richard Dall, 20, of Water Street Brunswick, leaped from the Carlton bridge while a riveter at Bath Iron Works walked with two Bath men. Police and volunteers dragged the river for hours but could not locate the body, with the strong tide hindering search.

Carlton Bridge Richard Dall Water Street Brunswick Bath Iron Works Corp Clarence Sullivan Lawrence Sanborn Bath Sullivan and Sanborn Can Dall

Police Barracks to be Located at Old Toll House

The former Carlton bridge toll house will house State Police barracks with first aid. Thebeau started the move, Lions club backed it at a Sedgwick dinner meeting. The club also plans a fire department memorial, a petition for a new commercial building at Washington and Center streets, and continued support for high school driving courses and Sea Scouts. Committees with 73 members will be announced. Winthrop Dow of Alcoa attended as a guest.

Carlton Bridge L. Eugene Thebeau Lions Club Sedgwick Fire Department Washington and Center Streets Center Street Lions Arthur L. Pratt Arthur M. Bowker Leon Fortin Sea Scouts Woolwich Henry O. Trowbridge Winthrop Dow The Aluminum Corporation of America

New Bath Bridge Route Studied By State Officials

Governor Sewall and Highway Commission members examined a proposed shorter straighter approach to the Bath bridge on a Thursday visit. Harold Haggett surveyed routes from Brunswick to Bath and drafted multiple direct westside options. The party included Commission leaders, Chief Engineer Barrows, Bridge Engineer Wilder, a Public Roads representative, and Shaggadahoe County Commission chair Roscoe Batley.

Bath Sewall State Highway Commission Harold Haggett Brunswick Stillman EE. Woodman George C. Lord Highway Commission

Gift to Miss Margaret Mackinnon at Morse High

Miss Margaret Mackinnon received a silver dish from Morse High School orchestra and band at class day exercises, presented by Miss Geraldine Corliss. Mackinnon ends her supervisor duties this month. her marriage to John McClurty is set for June 14. Mrs. Parsons mourns mother in Melrose and plans Bath return after services.

Margaret Mackinnon Morse High School Geraldine Corliss Mackinnon Miss Mackinnon Millisier John McClurty David D. Parsons, Jr Melrose Mass Abner J. Wilson Dayia D. Parsons

Excavating Near Bath Tron Works Office Site Draws Crowds

At the southeast corner of Union and Washington streets in Bath, F W Cunningham & Sons of Portland are excavating for the Bath Tron Works office. The 170 by 50 foot lot is being dug to 30 feet with blastings to remove a ledge. The brick and steel building will be two stories at the front and three at the rear with a basement and sub basement after three nearby homes are razed.

Union and Washington Streets F. W. Cunningham & Sons, Portland Contractors Bath Tron Works Washington Street Jedge Washmneter Street Bath

Bath drives US C fundraising record with 5670.98 total

Bath raised 5670.98 in a United States Committee drive reported by Boyd L. Bailey. Bath Iron Works led with 4166.37, Hyde Windlass Co 491.00, Torrey Roller Bushing 0.00, and individuals and clubs 956.36. Bailey praised Bath for exceeding its 1700 quota by 333 percent and noted Bath set a potential national record. He credited organized yard departments, thermometer setups, and a city-wide effort including Hyde Windlass Co and Torrey Roller Bushing workers.

Bath General Committee Boyd L. Bailey Bath Iron Works Hyde Windlass Co Bailey Batley City Hall Robinson Verrill New England Bath Iron Works Corporation John Osborn Lance Cooper Iron Works Wihner Voorhees John Mucahy Morris Povich Donald Smindll Edwen Ro Andrews Bewarn Fo Hiansas Cimvassing Bowen Porrey Messrs Dannel Williams William Perkins NrSh VinnCs Wick Charman

Lincoln Chiropractor student Kenneth Haskell returns home

Kenneth P. Haskell finished his second year at Lincoln Chiropractic College in Indianapolis Ind arrived May 20 and visited Augaste with his parents during his summer vacation with Mrs Haskell at 74 Washington Street. He is employed this summer in the service department of Central Maine Power Co Bath after prior employment here before entering college.

Kenneth P. Haskell Lincoln Chiropractic College Lodianapolis Ind

Girl Scout Day Camp Opens July 14 at Sewall Woods

The Girl Scouts and Leaders Association announce a two week Day Camp at the Arthur Sewall estate in Sewall Woods starting July 14 for girls ages seven to eighteen. Miss Eugenia Chambers of Newark directs with local leaders aiding. registration details and schedules available via Mrs Wilner Voorhees or Mrs Beward Sewall.

Girl Scouts Association Leaders Association Stone House Arthur Sewall Scout Council and Eugenia Chambers Newark Del del, Who Has Had Wide Experience As A Camp Director. Miss Chambers Moon Bach Wilner I. Voorhees Bedford Street Bewared Sewall

Resignation Accepted for Bath Memorial Despatota Superintendent

The resignation of Mise Th lou Ve Downing as superintendent was accepted at the trustees meeting held at City Hall. The note mentions her service and the September meeting timing with unclear references to related local events and guest speakers.

Mise Th Lou Ve Downing Bath Memorial Despatota Tar Mn 14 Gilieetn Poe Petal Te Ee Boon Fir Parignoseal Children’s Boot Westie

Community Tableaux Directed by Mrs Ward

A group of participants including Mr and Mrs Albert tf Phetigecon Leonore Virsey Ma Vooaruce Wo Ward Mrs Johnny Gillegie Mrs Derbert W McCihe Mrs Stanley Robertson Mrs Leonard Lord and Mrs Frank J Farrin performed under the direction of Mrs Ward in the tableaus.

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Thomas H. Eaton Alice Magoun Carrie Kendall Bowdeinham Walter Fuller Sumner Sewall Uszl Edeke Balsa Co. Ag Warren F. Hawley Walter C. Rogers Horace P. Herrick J. Edward Pomeroy Raymond G. Putnam James Knight Williams Sisters Dorothy Jeannette Francis McPherson Elizabeth Williams Andrew Flaherty Fred Hill Olms Allan Spear Wilmer I. Voorhees Robert B. Hatch William Hill Mark W. Hennessy Harry E. King J. Leslie Coombs Henry W. Double Harry E. Litchfield Herbert Calderwood Charles P. Wetherbee Arthur Elbridge R. Wright Chester A. Plant Edward B. Hamblett David McKellar Helen Canales John W. Gilmore John Rand Fred O. Hayward James T. Bonney Peter Strack James I. Gardinier Luther S. Thompson Horace Morse Harold S. Avery Carl B Joss Mrs. Leland S. Andrews Maureen Elinore Andrews Old Toll House Us.c Sewal Woods Tablegiusx Wee Fay Bethel Weisha
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