Bailey Evening School Exhibits Climax of 1949 50 Classes
Open house at Morse High School showcased the Bailey Evening School climax for 1949 50 with 176 certificates awarded by Principal Paul V. Mason. New offerings included navigation driver education and upholstering with extensive displays of upholstery dressmaking sewing rug making and woodworking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School
Morse High School
Evening School of Industries
Paul V. Mason
C. Lloyd Hooker
Frederic E. T. Tillotson
Bowdoin College
J. Edward Pomeroy
Lucy Smith
Helen C. Freeman
Jennie Belanger
Martha Vachon
Sarah Greenblatt
Mary Elliott
Beatrice Hudson
Barbara Sturtevant
Mellicent Ball
Joseph L. Tardiff
Ann M. Dingly
John Coombs
Mary James
Esther Fletcher
Foster Pratt
Charlotte Leeman
Herman Cole
Doris Rowland
Helen Unger
Alberta DeLong
Faustina Barstow
Ray Moore
Helen Toothaker
Barbara L. Fleming
Bertha M. Kingsbury
Edwin R. Small
Faustina S. Barstow
Doris P. Rowland
Adele A. Watt
Alberta M. DeLong
Foster M. Pratt
Helen P. Unger
Esther P. Fletcher
Earlene Crowell
Jennie M. Belanger
Ethel M. Lyden
Elizabeth J. Plummer
Réna H. Roberts
Irene Newman
Helen Witham
Raymond Farnham
Frank Keiniig
Ruth B. Dickson
Arlene F. Low
Norma A. McMann
Lila Mae Richmond
Adele Mazeiko
Louise Haley
Almeda M Genthner
Nancy G. Small
Marie A. Hamblett
Eola B. Atwood
Linwood Abbott
John T. Allain
Floyd M. Carter
Charles L Hoebel
Charles L. Hoebel
Mary E. Caton
Mildred M. War- Hill
Helen O. Sargent
John Parker
Maynard J. Shea
Nina Freeman
Sherwood R. Francis
John J. Preney
Mara T. Mulligan
Walter M. Knitting
Gertrude Blaisdell
Joseph Paquette
Augusta M. Cassidy
Olga C. Farn
Rotarians Hear Red Cross Achievements by Zeitler
Emerson W. Zeitler Brunswick Red Cross chairman spoke at the Rotary lunch detailing the Red Cross origin in 1861 and its two main obligations to servicemen and disaster victims. He cited 54 000 disaster cases served last year at a cost of a million dollars and argued that funds leaving a town can return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson W. Zeitler
Brunswick
Red Cross
National Resolutions Committee
Rotary Club
Zeitler
Maine
Taxes Discussed At Bath Lions Club Meeting
The Bath Lions Club held an Open Forum on taxation with Harold J. Rubin as moderator and Ernest G. Kingsbury explaining assessor duties. Members debated real estate versus personal property taxes, possible payroll taxes, and city government efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Harold J. Rubin
Board of Assessors
Ernest G. Kingsbury
Arthur E. Hutchins, Jr
Rubin
Kingsbury
Prenen Rubin
Spacer
Bath
Marc King
Elmer Williams
Bath Lions Club
Melvin Jones
The
International
King Lion
Harold
Bath area plant earns two year accident free plaque
Employees of the Bath area plant department New England Telephone and Telegraph Company received a plaque Monday for a two year accident free record. Ray C. Connolly presented the award at the local garage to W. H. O. Robson accepting for the workers, with several officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ray C. Connolly
Portland
Maine
W. H. O. Robson
T. C. Davis
Clyde Brooks
C. H. Fairweather
C. S. Irving
City Budget Sparks Talk of Tax Increase in Bath
City Manager Ralph F. Mittendorf presents the 1950 51 budget showing an estimated five mill rise over current taxes based on the latest valuation. Council members hint at reducing the budget to avoid higher taxes while considering school and highway funding, and a March 15 public hearing is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Ross
Stanley R. Hunter
Ring
Arthur E Hutchins
Oscar S Adams
Arthur E
Harold W. McE]lman
Ward 5
Police Department
H. Martin Powers
Personnel Service Commission
Edward J. McMann
Recreation Commission
Charles R. Sims
Roberts
Rehair
Bath budget message outlines 1950 51 plans and tax needs
City of Bath presents the pro forma budget for fiscal year 1950 1951 detailing anticipated revenues expenditures and the amount to be raised by taxation. It notes salary scales proposed raises sick leave retirement considerations and a 59 mill tax rate based on current valuation with surplus history and cash constraints referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittendorf
Highway Department
Center Street
City of
Bath
General Revenue Fund
Dike Minstrels Delight Crowded High School Show
Morse High School auditorium sold out Friday for the Dike P T A Minstrels second show in two years. The program featured the Darkie Chorus with noted numbers and the second half included Carl Meister’s comic impersonation and a finale tableau. Mrs. Edmund Ford directed the event with multiple committees and the Dike PTA presented flowers and a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Dike P.T.A. Minstrels
Lambert Park
Darkie
Eddie Page
Gal
Howard Steen
Hearts
William McNamara
Ed Ford
Reggie Cyr
Arthur Gediman
Jimmy Coeman
Ed Page
Carl Meister
Buzzy Fitzgerald
Joan Robinson
Charlotte Cahill
Marie Darling
Eunice Reed
Pearl Lawrence
Minnie the Moocher
Bob Brewer
Mike Ford
On Beal
Jimmy Cailan
Charley Dorsey
Dick Hersom
Henry Gediman
San Antono
Jimmy Comeau
Frankie and
Johnny
America
Annette Harmon
Vera Gurney
Janet Turcotte
Nell Black
Helen Olson
Rose Kelley
Marlene Christopher
Laura Mulcahy
Doris Hopkins
Tina Hogan
Gladys Robinson
Ruth Hutchins
Dot Sonia
Anna Crocker
Bea Ozzella
Eileen McCullogh
Evelyn Armstrong
May Hanna
Marie Laucier
Dolores de Courcy
MelvinComeau
Robert Brewer
Miss Christopper
Edmund Ford
Arthur Eseley
Leon Sonia
Leon Beal
Frank Ozzella
Thomas Lowery
Stanley Green
Lillian Allen
Kit Totman
The
Esquires
Mary Stacey
Low House Georgetown Landmark Echoes Ipswich Craft
The Robinhood postmaster’s request on 150 to 200 year old Georgetown houses prompts Prof. Guy J. Forbush of Andover to discuss the Low house at Lowe Point built about 1813 by Francis Low. He notes seventeenth century paneling and Ipswich influences, linking local history to Ipswich, Massachusetts, and recounts the Low family’s role in Riggsville and Bath-area events during the War of 1812 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Georgetown
Guy J. Forbush
Andover
Mass
Low House
Lowe Point
Robinhood Cove
Low
Lowe
Forbush
Little Low House
Francis Low
Ipswich
Maine
America
Riggsville
England
Seguin
Mile Beach
Bath
Richard Hagan
Soldier Point
Francis
Elizabeth
Edgecomb
Westport
Margery Baker
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Thomas E. Tracey
David Claxton
Maynard Lee
Carl Langbehn
Thomas Leask
Raphael Higgins
Walter McElman
E. M. Shea
Dorothy Shea
Arlene Griffin
Jean McDonald
Georgia King
Theresa McAllister
Marjorie Soule
Louise Soule
Elsie Graffam
Margaret Norton
Antiques
Helen Moses
Rotarians
Rotary
Telephone Employes
Welfare Department
Dike Minstrels
Morse Auditorium
Massachusetts
Capt. Low
Front Street
Bath Auto Company
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