13 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
1
The article urges readers to donate to the Red Cross with Bath targeting $9 000 and a push to reach $10 000, stressing every penny will be used for good. It appeals to community pride and generosity to meet the fundraising goal.
The text discusses an impending decision on addressing crowded Bath city schools as more pupils are expected to enter, highlighting the necessity to provide increased quarters for growing enrollment.
Bath merchants team up for three Big Bargain Days Thursday Friday and Saturday to lure Bath residents and nearby townspeople shopping for spring. The Merchants' Committee says the event will be more attractive than previous East Fall sales and encourages a store tour by all locals and visitors.
Fragmentary record from the Panthetec archives referencing Reymond M. Miclative and a dated June 26 1814. The readable portion is minimal, with garbled text and no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Bath officials reveal list of contenders for two city posts in the upcoming election. The announcement outlines candidate identities and the roles they seek, indicating a contest in the local political race.
The storm limited access to polling places and affected voters ability to reach the polls on election day. Officials weighed safety and accessibility while deciding if voting could proceed as planned.
Recent transfers filed with the Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds show G Spear to land and buildings Mabel A Rumrill et al to land and buildings Bernier to Ro Woolwich Bilmer A Avery ee ee gg eg buildings Roland Raynes to Joseph Leonard Detect land and buildings
Apurportedly sentimental note speaks of a lumber boat named New Day, praising its caulking and readiness. The text hints at future use as a backdrop for a serial sea drama and mentions a solitary vigil and hopes for a vocation shift.
Stephen D. Osgood applied for HES Ty pe Pvt. Trask son of Mr and Mrs George G Trask of Central avenue attended Morse High school Wallie serving with the U.S Pvt Osgood is a son of Mr and Mrs John B Osgood of Central avenue His Richard D Osgood is with the military unit amid brief biographical notes
Louis H Stone of 165 Middle Street is mentioned alongside Mrs Murray in a brief newspaper notice, noting a connection to a former status or marriage. The fragment emphasizes local residents and a former relationship without further details.
The management at Went worths Bendix Laundry 666 High Street announces installation of a Pantex pressing machine operated by expert staff. The machine promises excellent service to customers, with adjustable starch levels for light medium or heavy shirts, especially after the spring wage rush.
Walter C Hudson presided as judge in the summer street court where a Woolwich man pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge. He received a 90 day sentence and six months probation.
A Bathman was fined five dollars and pleaded guilty to an intoxication offense before Judge Gardiner B. Docced Thursday morning. Omar King of Fish Street recently returned from a trip to Bermuda.
Supt Stanwood C Gilman discusses creating a central consolidated school at a town meeting in Phippsburg Center with the Conso School committee members N. Popham Mrs Eugene Winslow Mrs Swanton Wyman and others. Residents report fluoride treatments and Girl Scouts activities plus local birthdays and fishing boat work in West Point Small Point and surrounding areas.
University of Maine recognizes first semester dean's list recipients from Morse High School. Named honorees include Gladys C Armstrong Arthur M Bowker Jr Alfred P Condon and David L Drake.
A cryptic style crossword lists clues with definitions and letter counts. The page includes coded hints where letters stand for others and game words like WHERE THEY DO THE STAGE and UNANIMITY. It is a King Features distributed puzzle page segment.
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