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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1940

Page

5

City Council salutes outgoing officials in final session

In a stormy yet placid closing meeting the Bath city council thanked Mayor Sewall and city officers for a cooperative year. Aldermen praised courtesy and efficiency of Pres. Rogers Clerk Wright and City Treasurer Young, with the administration noting a public audit by Millett, Fish & Dresser and discussing Maine Municipal Association dues. The session laid on table the audit and continued to plan for the incoming administration as it received the annual report from the city forester.

Temple Small Treas Young Gilmore Hutchins Child Pres Walter C.rogers E. R. Wright Sewall Rupert H.baxter Millett, Fish & Dresser Portland Maine Municipal Association Bath James M. Jackson Alderman Temple Wallace Areng Alexander Burgess, Jr Rubin

Morse Dramatics Club presents three plays at Morse Church

Morse high school dramatics staged three plays and seven model theaters in the auditorium on Friday. Casts included Ruth Cogan, Mary Webb, Barbara Curran, Kathleen Harkins, Frances Grainger, and John Brown with directors Mary Conley and Amy Irish. The event supported Morse’s entry in the State One Act Play Contest in Augusta.

Dramatics Club Morse High School House of Reed Ruth Cogan Doris Stickney Gerry Andrews Ward Butterfield Barbara Curran Scarlett O’hara Tara Mary Webb Kathleen Harkins Frances Grainger Mary H. Conley Robert St. Clair Fred Eastman Amy A. Irish Grandpa Marion Short Edna Besaw Eileen Piper Dramatics Augusta Morse Barbara Trott Dorothy Durgan Ruth Murphy Mildred Cutting Geraldine Nickerson Priscilla Trott John Brown Evangeline Canacaris Gerry Lemoine Barbara White Madeline Jones Edward Butterfield Barbara Matter Norman Mackinnon Robert Kingsbury Georgia Kakos Alice Dennison Mary Robinson Amorise Bourque Harry Fullerton Detective Brooks Barton Morrison Grandpa Goes Hunting Grandpa Kenmore Butterfield Rosalie Kenmore Rachel Mathews Franklyn Kenmore Chester Wright Margaret Kenmore John Rogers Forrest Cunningham Sheriff Peters Edward Jones

Bath Woman Injured When Struck By Auto

Mrs. E Bernard McCausland suffered a left leg fracture and body injuries after a passing car struck her in front of 210 Oak Street. Her husband James T. Creamer of Lewiston faced reckless driving charges, pleaded not guilty, and received a continuance. The incident occurred while the McFadden party was returning from Brunswick.

E. Bernard McCausland Oak Street Memorial Hospital James T. Creamer Lewiston Gardiner R. Deering Edward W. Bridgham McCausland R. Clinton McFadden Washington Street Brunswick McFadden Mrs. McFadden Creamer Lincoln Street McLaughlin Night Force Jacob Smith Francis A Winchenbach

Bath Girl Scout Snow Party And Badge News

Twenty Brownies from Peter Pan Pack with Mrs Frank Saunders attended a Snow Party at Wing's Field. Dawn Avery won first in sliding for nine and ten year olds, Patricia Cowan placed third. The group planned the event as an annual affair. Brownies wrote pet stories, discussed birds, and learned new pantomime games. Ossipee Patrol completed Foods for Cook Badges and many girls earned or will earn badge awards. The troop grows with two new patrols Robin and Eagle as well as a packed program at the Y M C A for March 13. The article notes future activities and a Juliette Low Fund drive.

Peter Pan Pack Frank Theodore A. Earl Robinhood Pack Jacob Smith Alma S. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Smith Gloria Brown Rita Sullivan Grace Thayer Jane Grant Joan Briggs Ida Ferris Joan Longley Norma Pierce Ossipee Patrol Lorraine Marr Madeline Jones Eleanor Fullerton Sally Munsey Nancy Sewall Sally Sarkis Dorothy Gilchrist Bath Box Co Allen Street Inez Carter Pepper Patrol Frances Callan Germaine Bonney Caroline Carpenter Virginia Andre Gloria Leavitt Marguerite Rines Nellie Page Majella Miller Mary Sarkis Natalie Hagan Norman Hill Ruth Williamis Audrey King Camelia Deering Iris Armstrong Girl Scouting Juliette Low Fund Girls of Wild Rose Troop Stanley Hunter Juliette Low Hiawatha Patrol Barbara Danforth Hazel Estabrooks Busy Bee Patrol Dorothy Delong Anna Campbell Arrowsic Scouts of Okaioka W. S. Voorhees Campbell Finland

Bowdoin President Sees Hull as Next President in Foreign Policy Talk

Dr. Kenneth C. M. Sills, Bowdoin College president, spoke in Bath advocating a steady foreign policy since Washington. He praised Cordell Hull as a capable future president and urged voters' attention to international affairs, noting policy continuity across administrations and the three mile limit dilemma amid war clouds.

Washington and Jefferson Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College Municipal Auditorium United States Sills India Japan China Bath Cordell Hull White House Roosevelt Chicago Dr. Sills Democratic Club Carl J. Severin Carleton Day Reed Woolwich N. Gratz Jackson Bowdoin Verin John P Carey, Jr State Department George Washington Franklin Roosevelt Three Mile Hmit Department of State House Senate

Bath Country Club annual meeting and Legion anniversary observed

The Bath Country Club stockholders met at Bath Savings Institution Monday evening to elect a larger board of directors and review 1939 finances with optimism for 1940. Alden G. Smith resigned as treasurer and director. Alec Burdety added as director. several terms filled. The Legion celebrated its 21st Anniversary Week with a chicken pie supper and speeches by Edwin R. Andrews, Frank Lowe, and Flrey Johnson, highlighting veterans' progress and Maine tuna and lobster industries.

Bath Country Club Bath Savings Institution Alden G. Smith bec.Jnst Edwin R Andrews Edward W. Bridgham Daniel T. Dougherty Eran Robert L. Brownell Andrews Bridgham Wovers Alden G Smith Alec Burdety Cne Edward Sewill Donald Small William M. Adams Roland Hill Crowell American Legion Legion Memorial Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Albert S. Owen Edwin R. Andrews Ned Cliff Leeman Malcolm L. Stoddard Toxgus Stoddard Veterans Hospital Togus Tagus Frank Lowe Portland Legion Flrey Johnson Bailey's Island Maine Johnson Mr. Johnson Edward Black Georges Binks Aloe Novi Cape Breton Casco Bay Murhesin York Joho

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