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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

9

Moore promoted to eastern plant manager for Double Seal Ring Co

Madison A. Moore of Middle Street Bay Point has been promoted from regional representative to eastern plant manager based in New Rochelle New York effective February 15. He has served Maine New Hampshire Vermont and western reach to Pittsburgh and northern New York. Moore previously worked for General Motors from 1942 to 1950 including postings in Okinawa Guam Korea and Texas. His wife and son will stay in Bath through the school year then move to a Bay Point summer cottage before relocating to New York in the fall.

Madison A. Moore Middlestreet Bay Point Double Seal Ring Co Fort Worth Tex New York Eastern New Rochelle N. Y Moore Maine New Hampshire Vermont Bath Pittsburgh New York State New England General Motors Corp Okinawa Japan Guam Korea Texas

Bath American Legion Post praised for veterans service drive

Fred W. Rowell of the Division of Veterans Affairs commends Smith-Tobey Post No 21 Bath for informing citizens about post activities and membership. He highlights service officers Frank Reinoehl and Gardiner Rogers for outstanding cooperation with the Division in aiding disabled veterans and dependents.

The Independent Fred W. Rowell Division of Veterans Affairs Augusta Smith-Tobey Post A. L Frank Reinoehl Gardiner Rogers Bath Independent American Legion of Bath Bath Bath Post State Division of Veterans Affairs

Patten Free Library hosts Saturday storytelling hour

Mrs. Russell S Hitchcock led a large group of city children through animal and fairy tales including Uncle Remus stories Tar Baby and How the Little Birds Saved the Rabbits. The event featured bird displays by Mrs Hitchcock and a capstone by Anne Kennedy Gilbert.

Patten Free Library Remus Mr. Fox Charlie Ireland Lionel Lessard Henry Soucie Dike P. T. A Joseph Madden P. T. A. Council Harold McElman Hitchcock

Smith-Tobey Post Legion notes show membership gains

The Smith-Tobey Post membership drive surpassed its 1950 total by Feb 17 with members from West Bath Woolwich Georgetown Phippsburg East Brunswick and Bath. Service Officers Frank H. Reinoent and Gardiner Rogers aid veterans in filing forms while the post seeks new members.

Smith-Tobey Post Post West Bath Woolwich Georgetown Phippsburg East Brunswick Bath Frank H. Reinoent Gardiner Rogers Legion Morse High Eugene Hart Roy Stewart Morse Edgar Leavitt William D. Hill, Jr Clayton Thibodeau Lawrence Small George

Morton Couple Visited Maine Family Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Fred Morton of 378 Middle Street returned from a weekend in Kittery as guests of Mrs Mortons sister and husband Mr and Mrs Bradley Fernald and in Portland where they visited their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Edward Morton.

Fred Morton Middle Street Kittery

Spear Undertakes 21000 Mile Air Tour

Arthur G. Spear of Portland launches a five week air tour spanning 16 countries on a 21000 mile route. He notes a Rio de Janeiro carnival stop and a 2,360 mile non stop leg Port au Prince to Rio as part of the world record flight plan. Spear is a former Maine state official and local candy company figure.

Arthur G. Spear Portland Bath South America Spear Maine House Senate Governor’s Council Rio de Janeiro Brazil Port Au Spain Rio U. S Johnson Spear Folks Candy Co United States Shipping Board United States

West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Recap and Next Session

The West Bath Farm Bureau met at West Bath grange hall with 19 members and one guest to discuss Salads That Suit presented by Mrs. Alice Burgess. A noon square meal was served and the business meeting followed. next gathering is March 20 on Know the Foods You Buy led by Home Demonstration Agent Beryl Barton Hill.

West Bath Farm Bureau West Bath Grange Hall Alice Burgess Beryl Barton Hill Alice Smith Ida Stover Pauline Belanger Hazel Wharff Bernice McGlinchy Persis Miller Beatrice Leavitt Holly Lula Lemont Mildred Card Lizzie Haggett Zeulika Kingsbury Eva Kenney Annie Henderson Bertha Davis

SONS OF VETERANS VISIT AUGUSTA FOR WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY

Representatives from Bath post attend Augusta installation as Washington birthday event. Ver non Miller of Bath installs with Lynwood V. Miller and Charles L. Hooker assisting. Retiring Commander Norman Fossett receives badge and medal for WWII services.

Sons of Veterans Augusta Washington Bath Auxiliary Vernon Miller Lynwood V. Miller Charles L. Hooker Norman Fossett John Osborne Auxiliary Department Mildred Cressey Mary Cressey Edith Miller Lillian Farrington Henry J. Patten Augusta Camp

Past Lady's Club Meeting at Myrtle Lodge

The Past Lady's Club of Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies met at on Dummer Street for the February gathering hosted by Mrs. Lucelia Blake. An evening chicken pattie supper preceded a business session led by President Mrs. Eunice Perry with plans discussed for a spring Government session in Bath.

Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies Lucelia Blake Dummer Street Eleanor MacDonald Eunice Perry Bath Alice Lewis High Street Annie Oliver Lizzie B. C. Chaney Margaret Nelson Mary Gillespie Louise Rogers Pearl Campbell Eva Atwood Jennie Oliver Eleanor Mac Donald

Easter Seal Drive Kicks Off Across Maine in 1951

Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults launches the 1951 Easter Seal Drive starting Sunday and running through Easter Sunday March 25. The Hyde Memorial Home in Bath hosts the kickoff with 400 Easter Seal chairmen from across Maine, plus county NFIP leaders, as the theme Easter Seals At Work is promoted.

Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Hyde Memorial Home Bath Maine National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis John R. Newell Edward G. Asherman Lois Burns Esther Drummond Beverly Alexander Marie I. Preston South Portland Sumner Sewall Pine Tree Camp Rehabilitation Center Earle B. Perkins James A. Gillies, Jr

Bath native promotes new insured investment plan

Paul J. Koughan of Bath Maine leads Income Estates of America Inc as president and pioneer of the Dominion Plan a insured periodic payment investment. The Beverly Hills Cantor Fitzgerald firm backs the program with quarterly payments over ten years, ranging from 50 to 250 dollars per quarter for total 2000 to 10000 dollars. Mrs Arthur W Gediman and Rita travel from Andrews road to Natick Mass to visit relatives and await Alvin Gediman aboard the U S S Beatty on a two month Mediterranean cruise.

Bath Maine Paul J. Koughan Charles F. Koughan Winship Street Morse High School Koughan Income Estates of America, Inc Beverly Hills Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co. Inc The Daily News of Los Angeles Calif Bank of America Roughan Dominion Plan Arthur W. Gediman Rita Andrews Road Lester Blonder Natick Mass Gediman Alvin Beatty Mediterranean

Jane Gill Returns to Gorham State Teachers College

Miss Jane Gill resumes studies at Gorham State Teachers College after a week’s vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Christopher Gill of 2 Bailey Street.

Jane Gill Gorham State Teachers College Christopher Gill Bailey Street

One Room School Attendance Estimated at Fifteen Percent

An estimate suggests about 15 percent of United States pupils still attend one room schools. The figure highlights ongoing rural schooling patterns and contrasts with modern centralized systems.

U. S

State tax talk by Bath legislator at Lions club

Bath representative Elizabeth Deering Moffatt spoke on State taxation and funding needs at the Bath Lions Club meeting. She urged new revenue for state institutions, noted a $7 million deficit, and warned against federal grants due to strict conditions.

Elizabeth Deering Moffatt Bath Lions Club Earl W. Albee Portland

Pre-Nuptial Tea for Cynthia Anne Moses Engagement

Mrs. Arthur M Bowker and Mrs. Raymond C Small hosted a Thursday tea at the former’s home in honor of Miss Cynthia Anne Moses whose engagement to A Robert Frink of Walpole Mass was announced. A flower arrangement decorated the mantel while spring blooms adorned the dining room. Hosts and servers included numerous local women.

Arthur M. Bowker Raymond C. Small Cynthia Anne Moses A. Robert Frink Walpole Mass Edward V. Coombs Leland Mitchell Paul Moore

Luncheon Guests at Blaine House Includes Noted Visitors

At the Blaine House in Augusta on Tuesday a luncheon for Gov and Mrs Frederick Payne drew guests including Mr and Mrs Justus H Miller Mr and Mrs Charles W Messenger Mrs Loring Small Mrs Sumner Sewall Mrs Etta Thurlow and Rep Elizabeth Deering Moffatt.

Blaine House Augusta Frederick Payne Justus H. Miller Charles W. Messenger Rs. Loring Small Sumner Sewall Etta Thurlow Elizabeth Deering Moffatt

Bowdoinham 4 H Club Sews and Notes Dr Dunlap

The Bowdoinham girls 4 H Club met at leader Mrs. Eleanor Brice with 15 members. Patsy Gray and Janet Dudley joined and a grip sewing project was set. A Life Magazine feature highlights Dr Vin ing Dunlap of United Fruit Company in Honduras, a Bates College alumnus and Bowdoinham native, noted for agronomy work on sigatoka and Bordeaux Mixture. his firm employs 83,000 and farms half a million acres.

Eleanor Brice Patsy Gray Janet Dudley Iane McIver Carolyn Brown Barbara Merrill Life Magazine Vining Dunlap United Fruit Company la Lima Honduras Dr. Dunlap Bowdoinham Bates College Mrs. Dunlap East Bowdeinham

Local family visits and birthdays span Maine towns

Lisbon Falls, Lewiston, Westbrook, Hampden, Bangor, and Portland hosts are listed for weekend visits. Notable events include the 85th birthday celebration of Mrs. Davis Hackett's grandmother and the 46th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Small.

Clifford Gray Portland Alton Hanson Thelma Pratt Lewiston Alden Small

Funeral Service for Bowdoinham Man Marshall Davis

Marshall Davis a 50 year resident of Bowdoinham died late Wednesday. Born September 15 1870 in Gardiner he was the son of John and Clementine Davis. Funeral services were held Saturday from Heenie Funeral Home with Rev William Bennett of Richmond officiating. Interment in Village cemetery. Surviving relatives include nephew Ernest Dunn West Gardiner and two nieces in Augusta and one in Sabbatus.

Marshall Davis Bowdoinham Gardiner John Clementine (Babb) Davis Heenie William Bennett Richmond Ernest Dunn West Gardiner Augusta Sabattus

Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting at Mrs Fraser’s Home

Loyal Temperance Legion Boosters met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs William Fraser’s Oak street home. Refreshments were served after an interesting session. Attendees included Sally Stinson Evelyn Stinson Mary Welch Marilyn Farrow Virginia Farrow Anne Bailey Mary Fraser and Judy Hart. March 13 with their leader at her Oak street home.

Loyal Temperance Legion William Fraser Oak Street Sally Evelyn Stinson Mary Welch Marilyn Virginia Farrow Anne Bailey Mary Fraser Judy Hart

Youth Temperance Council Organized in City

A Youth Temperance Council was organized Monday evening at the C Street Baptist church with all teenagers invited. Officers elected were Margaret Hanscom president Jerry Footer vice president Shirley Ricker secretary and Richard Morse treasurer. The group sang YTC songs and learned of the organization’s work. They voted to enter the Iota Sigma prize speaking contest set for April 10. The next meeting on March 26 will include a dedication ceremony for the new officers.

C Street Baptist Church Margaret Hanscom Jerry Footer Shirley Ricker Richard Morse Iota Sigma

Five Islands sailors and townsfolk in routine visits

The notice lists local residents with travel and visitors across Maine and South Carolina. Edward Davis of Yarmouth called on his parents Capt and Mrs Stinson Davis last Thursday evening. Robert Lundigen of Bath visited Miss Beverly Rittall. Thomas L. Hanna, Radarman, USN, arrived in the States after seven months in the Mediterranean and re-enlisted for six. Others include Mr and Mrs William Marr visiting in August en route to Livermore Falls, Rev and Mrs D W Staffeld at Bowdoinham, Mrs Rudolph Pinkham and daughter Evelyn with Mrs George Middleton in Bath, A P Hackett of Fairfield at his cottage, Mr and Mrs Donald Hopkins of Bath with Victor Pinkham, and Mrs Orville Rowe visiting her mother in Bath.

South Carolina Edward Davis Yarmouth Stinson Davis William Marr Livermore Falls Rose Wilkins D. W. Staffeld Bowdoinham Thomas L. Hanna Radarman U.S.N States Mediterranean Lulu Hanna Robert Lundigen Bath Beverly Rittall Rudolph Pinkham Evelyn George Middleton A. P. Hackett Fairfield Donald Hopkins Victor Pinkham Orville Rowe Ida Hinckley

South End L T L Meeting Led by Mrs Rosa McGuiggan

The South End Loyal Temperance League met Tuesday evening with leader Mrs Rosa mond McGuiggan. Children sang the rally song, pledged, and attendance was taken by John DeWitt while Tommy Cahoon led the penny match. Dues were collected by Linda McGuiggan and Keela McLaughlin served as cheerleader. Doris Thistle presented colored slides titled Getting a Kick Out of Life and shared the故事 as it played. Carol Coombs supervised a game period and refreshments followed.

South End Carol Coombs

Canada’s first steam railway opens 1836

Canada’s inaugural steam railway began service in 1836 linking La Prairie to St Johns Quebec. The line marked a milestone in Canadian transport, showcasing early rail technology and regional growth.

Canada la Prairie St. Johns Que

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Senter’ S, Inc Featuring Division of Veterans Affairs Lands Bath Legion Post ST. Bath Russell S. Hitchcock West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Past Lady’s Club Bath Buy California Sealer Bailey's Hardware North St., Bath, Maine Elizabeth Moffatt Eee Feat Waka Tress Anise William Bower Louise Bower Lisbon Falls Leslie Higgins William Fagan Westbrook George Ackley Linwood Hackett Linda Steve Hampden Bangor Hackett Ora Titcomb Ngar Davis Mary Fides Fryeburg Academy Avery Fides Temperance Legion Sun Mon Lee J. Cobb Jane Youth Temperance Council Bill Williams Marjorie Reynolds Broderick LU
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