The Bata Inpetement Publication Notice
Publication detail shows weekly issue from Bath Maine with The Times Company address 82 Front Street. Credits B Nichols president treasurer and Mary C Webber editor. Rates listed: one year advance $2.00. six months $1.00. Entry at Bath post office for second class postal rate.
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The
Times Company
Front Street
Bath
Maine
B. Nichols
Pres. and
Treas
C. Webber
Motor Manners by Emily Post Aims to Curb Highway Carelessness
Emily Post advocates strict roadway courtesy in a booklet produced with the National Highway Users Conference. The code urges sharing the road, using horns only in emergencies, obeying traffic laws, proper crossing, dimming headlights, rightward driving, signaling intentions, and avoiding driving while exhausted to improve safety and reduce costs. Albert Bradley of the National Highway Users Conference backs the work, noting widespread appreciation for safer, more courteous driving.
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Emily Post
Miss Post
National Highway Users Conference
America
Albert Bradley
General Motors
Brass Hat or Executive Insight by Lester F Miles
PhD Lester F Miles argues in his book that aiming for tomorrow keeps people engaged while toy tops life without direction fade away. Executives reach goals by maintaining a clear directive, but many later lose their path and stop progressing.
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Lester F Miles
Pursuit of New Goals for Progressive Executives
The text argues that leaders must not rest after success. A brass-hatted stance is good only briefly. true executives broaden knowledge and personal relationships. To maintain tomorrow’s growth, develop new aims and move from secure position toward broader leadership.
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Miles
Commencement at Bowdoin Draws Big Crowds and Honors
Bath residents attend Bowdoin College commencement as large classes fill First Parish church. Sumner T. Pike class of 1913 travels from Lubec to Brunswick to testify before the Atomic Energy Commission and receives the Alumni Achievement award at the noon commencement dinner for service with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Bath
Bowdoin College
Sumner T. Pike
Lubec
Brunswick
College
Woodland
Calais
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Boston
Securities Exchange Commission
Roosevelt
Truman
Extension Course Studies This Week at Huse Memorial
The second week of the Harvard Boston University extension course on Social Studies begins at Huse Memorial school. Over 50 Bath teachers attend with special instructors William A. Wolfer and William H Cartwright. Wolfer, Wheelock School principal, teaches social studies. Cartwright, Boston University education professor, lectures on maps globes and extension of social studies in secondary schools.
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Harvard- Boston University
Huse Memorial School
Bath
William A. Wolfer
William H Cartwright
Wolfer
Wheelock
Keene
State Teachers’ College
Cartwright
Boston University
University of Minnesota
Snipe Funeral Held In Oak Grove Burial
John H. Snipe funeral services conducted Tuesday afternoon at A. F. Mayo and Son funeral residence with Rev Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Bearers included Merton Snipe Frank Cromwell Orley Baker Charles Brown Gene Cromwell and Otty Teen. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove with a committal service.
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Snipe
A. F. Mayo & Son
Charles M. Tubbs
Merton Snipe
Frank Cromwell
Orley Baker
Charles Brown
Gene Cromwell
Otty Teen
Oak Grove
Bees Harvest Swarm on Soft Coal Pile in Bath
Bees swarmed a coal pile behind Acme Supply Co in Bath on Thursday around 2 PM. Algernon Eastman retrieved the swarm with a hive and broom, safely boxing about 3,500 bees per pound for a four pound swarm valued at seven dollars. Eastman notes many wild swarms in Bath and that his son will keep the new swarm at Witch Spring Hill.
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Bath
Acme Supply Co
Algernon Eastman
Front
Mr. Eastman
Eastman
York Street
Front Front Street
Bill
Witch Spring Hill
Sunday and Holiday Bus Service Changes in Bath
Bath Bus Service owner Charles B. Doyle announces changes in Sunday and holiday hours from June 19 through the summer. Approved by the Public Utilities Commission due to reduced patronage. Schedules available Saturday. South End first bus 6.55 a.m. hourly to 10.55 p.m. North End first 7.25 a.m. hourly to 10.25 p.m. West End starts 7.30 a.m. from City Hall Square with departures 7.40 a.m. onward to 10.40 p.m.
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Charles B. Doyle
Bath Bus Service
Public Utilities Commission
West End
City Hall Square
Maine Seafoods Spotlight Plea and Fines
In municipal court, Arthur F. Murphy of Phippsburg pleaded guilty to unlawful wholesale shellfish trade and was fined 20 dollars plus 8.50 dollars in costs and placed on one week probation to pay. Judge Gardiner R. Deering oversaw the case. Bernard A. Wyman, also of Phippsburg, paid 10 dollars and 4.70 dollars in costs for possessing 440 dams, 98 under two inches.
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Maine Seafoods
Arthur F. Murphy
Phippsburg
Swansea G. Burns
Maine State Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Murphy
Gardiner R. Deering
Burns
Bernard A. Wyman
Young Maine warden Milton H. Savage Assumes Post
Milton H. Savage 22 of Bowmen Street has been appointed a fish and game warden with the Maine Department of Inland Fish and Game. He passed the examination a month ago and reported to Ellsworth for assignment Monday morning. Savage is among the youngest to hold the post and his friends expect him to excel.
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Milton H. Savage
Bowman Street
Milton C. Savage
High Street
Department of Inland Fish & Game of
Maine
Ellsworth
Savage
Caretaker Engaged at Fort Popham
George Barnes of Popham has been hired as part time caretaker for Fort Popham State Memorial under the State Park commission. He will reside in a fort building and manage the grounds under supervision.
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George Barnes
Popham
State Park Commission
Fort Popham
Park Commission
Barnes
Maine Health Report Shows Mumps Rise in Topsham
The Maine Department of Health and Welfare weekly communicable disease report for the week ending June 4 lists ten mumps cases in Topsham and one syphilis case in Saga-Idahoe County.
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State of Maine Department of Health and Welfare Bureau of Health
Topsham
Saga- Idahoe County
Damariscotta Opens Information Bureau For Summer
The Damariscotta Information Bureau opens for the 1949 season as part of Maine’s regional offices. Open 9 am to 6 pm until July 1, weekends 9 am to 8 pm through Sept 10, closing Oct 3. The bureau, praised by the New York Times, served 18 473 visitors in 1948 and offers Maine travel information, maps of New England and the Maritime Provinces, and route guidance on U S Route 1.
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Damariscotta Information Bureau
Maine
Maine Publicity Bureau
Damariscotta Bureau
New York Times
New England
East
Maritime Provinces
Benefit Card Party Aids Sanford Road Project
Mrs. Edward B. Hamblett hosted a benefit card party at 23 Pratt Street in West Bath raising funds for the Sanford Crossing road project. Eleven tables played contract auction whist and pinochle with prizes awarded to several residents and neighbors assisting in event logistics.
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Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Sanford Crossing
West Bath
Charles Lee
Henry McCabe
George Brownrigg
Myra Pennell
Frank Moses
Evelyn Trott
Alfred King
Rita Durant
Hamblett
Henry White
Herbert White
Stork Shower Honors Mrs M Daniels in Washington Street
Mrs Margaret McDaniels was surprised with a stork shower at Jennie Danforths Washington street home last Wednesday. A blue and white basket of gifts framed the event followed by an evening of socializing and buffet supper with guests including Doris Tobey Marjorie Billings Katherine Syde Edward St Martin Carolyn St Martin and others.
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Margaret McDaniels
Jennie Danforth
Washington Street
McDaniels
Doris Tobey
Marjorie Billings
Katherine Syde
Edward St. Martin
Carolyn St. Martin
Margaret Lonn
George Dersham
Fred Osgood
Bruce Buttrick
Natalie Billings
Erastus Jewett
Phyllis Bishop
Ruth Strack
Herbert Morse
Sue Beardsley
Connie Freeman
Nina Lancaster
Afternoon Tea Honor for Mrs Herrick in Bath
Mrs George Cary 2nd and Mrs Harry Day hosted a Junior Hospital league tea at Mrs Cary’s Washington street home in Bath Wednesday last week. The event honored Mrs Horace P Herrick who is leaving Bath next week. Attending were Mrs Rodney Ross Jr, Mrs Lynn Bussey, Mrs George Barker, Mrs Carl Dearborn, Mrs Frank Givin, Mrs Leslie Shumway, Miss Sally Kimball, Miss Eleanor Wilson, Mrs A M Main Jr, Mrs Baer Connard, Mrs J Edward Drake Jr, Mrs Roger Luke and Mrs William A Niss. Connard poured.
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George Cary
Harry Day
G. Baer Connard
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Roger Luke
William A. Niss
Connard
Wesley Bible School Opens At Wesley Methodist
The Vacation Bible School at Wesley Methodist Church opened Monday at nine. Pastor Rev. Clifford Sargent will supervise. Teachers include Mrs John Coombs, Mrs Morris Upham, Mrs Walter Upham, Mrs William C. Hanson, Mrs Ronald Buffum, Mrs William Temple, Mrs Willard McLean, Mrs Charles Marble, and Jane Niles.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Clifford Sargent
John Coombs
Morris Upham
Walter Upham
William C. Hanson
Ronald Buffum
William Temple
Willard McLean
Charles Marble
Jane Niles
Black bass plenty this year in Maine waters
Maine reports show black bass hitting flies as the special 20 day season opens June 1. Fisheries officials note anglers from out of state consider Maine bass fishing among the best in the nation. Meanwhile, inland fishing peaks and white perch records are reported at Messalonskee Lake Belgrade. Atlantic salmon counts rise with out-of-state anglers contributing the majority of catches.
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Augusta
Maine
Development Commission
Earl Small
Waterville
Messalonskee Lake
Belgrades
Arthur Rogers
Messalonskee
Belgrade Lake
Lloyd Clark
Milltown
Moosehorn Stream
Charlotte
Clark
Charles Harriman
Mapleton
Roy Gray
Rangeley
Mooselock Megantic Lake
Rangeley Lake
Reddington
Charlotte's Pupils Shine in School Dance Festival
A large crowd attended the Charlotte's School of Dancing annual festival at Morse High School. Dancers from young in school to older out of school performed ballet toe tap and acrobatics with colorful costumes depicting creatures and nature. Mrs Lillian Jordan and Mrs Esther Andrews provided piano interludes between acts.
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Charlotte
School of Dancing
Morse High School
Lillian Jordan
Esther Andrews
Bath Lions Honor Mayor for School Dental Clinic Efforts
Former Mayor Harold P. Small, president of the Bath Lions Club, received a congratulatory message from the seeds praising the club’s work with the city dental clinic. The council expresses appreciation for the Lions contribution to children's welfare in city schools and offers PTA aligned aid.
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Harold P. Small
Bath Lions Club
Seeds
Red Cross Executive Committee Meets in Bath
The Bath chapter of the American Red Cross held its monthly meeting in the Bath Trust Co. trustees room with Chairman Dwight W. Pierce presiding. Sidney L. Eaton outlined disaster preparedness and noted a congratulatory letter from New York headquarters.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Bath Trust Co
Dwight W. Pierce
Louis Dole
John Coombs
George Nugent
Sidney L. Eaton
New York
Disaster Institute
Eaton
Red Cross
Philip S. Wilder
Brunswick
Wilder
North Atlantic
Togus
F. Burton Whitman, Jr
Coordinating Council
City committee recommends bid acceptance for school project
The Huse School Building Committee proposes Consolidated Constructors Inc. as base bid winner at 85500 with 10 percent contingency plus 7900 furniture and equipment 600 relocation of playground equipment 2000 full time supervisor and 5643 architect fees totaling an estimated maximum cost of 110193. The committee notes the bid is lower than architect estimates and questions building costs trends urging prompt favorable council action. Andrew M. Butterfield chairs the committee with Edwin R. Andrews David Dickson H Martin Powers and John N. Taylor.
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Consolidated Constructors, Inc
Recreation Commission
Huse School Building Committee
Andrew M. Butterfield
Edwin R. Andrews
David €. Dickson
H. Martin Powers
John N. Taylor
Bath Lions Install Officers At Sedgwick
Bath Lions held charter night at Sedgwick on Wednesday with Ladies Night. Officers installed included King Lion Harold P. Small first vice Leslie Shumway second vice Lawrence Mc Curdy third vice Harold Rubin secretary Earle Lermond treasurer Clyde Mallett tail twister Clinton Owen lion tamer and directors George Nugent William Niss Wilfrid Guerin John K. Skelton. State leaders Edward Dale True governor and Merton L. Gribbin district governor-elect attended.
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Bath Lions
Sedgwick
Harold P. Small
King Lion
Leslie Shumway
Lawrence McCurdy
Harold Rubin
Earle Lermond
Clyde Mallett
Abraham Kramer
Clinton Owen
George Nugent
William Niss
Wilfrid Guerin
John K. Skelton
Elmer B. Williams
Edward Dale True
Bath
Merton L. Gribbin
Augusta
Graham Family Weekend Guests in Hinckley Street Visit
Mr and Mrs John J Graham and their family from Woburn Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Louis C MacDonald on Hinckley Street, enjoying a family visit.
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John J. Graham
Woburn, Mass
Louis‘ C. MacDonald
Hinckley Street
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with multiple numbered entries, including hints for words such as Single-spot cards, Mince, A mountain nymph, and a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a substitution key using LONGFELLOW as an example. The page mixes vocabulary prompts and a cryptogram puzzle.
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Adam
City Council Approves Study On Wading Pool Relocation
City officials name a committee to study moving the wading pool for improved water and sewerage. The group includes City Manager Ralph Mittendorf and Superintendent Loring Addison, with Council members voting on related park lighting and a henhouse permit dispute. A committee will review the Huse School wing expansion plans and site options.
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Ment
McMann
Ross
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Loring R. Addison
Hunter
Harold McElman
Linden Street
Huse
Center Street
Dike Road
Pleasant
Cryptoquote: Wise and Foolish March of Intellectual Boys
Cryptic quote fragment distributed by King Features Syndicate reads Wise and foolish great and small and all Southey like a march of intellect boys.
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Southey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Acme Supply
Health Report
Opens Information Bureau
Sanford Road
Sanford’s Crossing
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T. W. Cunningham, Inc
Stewart & Williams, Inc
Appr Aceto Company
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