Bath built Exanthia wrecked near New York
The incident left all but one crew member aboard Exanthia missing while Seideenes One and the ship Steingheerie were damaged but the vessel now safe in harbor. Gehan reported disputes from Italy and a Dared and Wei list suggested eight persons were missing or injured. Vinton R. Antworth, 25, of Waterville, son of Mrs. Stanley H. Antworth, was a junior officer aboard Exanthia. his sister Mrs. Henry A. von Portland said today he is a veteran American.
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New York
The
Tower
Exanthia
Seideenes
Gehan
Mien
Italy
Dotoe
Wei Miesing
Vinton R. Antworth
Stanley H. Antworth
Waterville
Henry A. von
Portland
Antworth
Mayor Small Calls Tax Relief Through City Realignment
Mayor Donald Small urges economy and curtailment of city expenses amid revaluation plans for Bath real estate. He argues tax rates must reflect valuation changes without raising the burden on individual taxpayers, warns against automatic tax increases, and supports keeping costs low as Bath nears its 100th anniversary. He notes school department concerns and the impact of a shrinking city tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Small
Bath
Pd Way
Avery
Cosmos Club Annual Meeting and Banquet Held
The Cosmos Club held its annual meeting and banquet with a St Patrick’s Day themed setup and a full turkey menu. New board members for three years include Mrs Bernard Plummer Miss Barbara Younger and Mrs Gerard Billington. The retiring president Wallace Ham received a token gift and praise for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A Pecks
William Davis
Leonard Lord
Bernard Mena
Warren Hawley
George Hartegrove
Wash
Madelyn Small
Bernard Plummer
Barbara Younger
Gerard Billington
Everett Pinkham
Knight
Wallace Ham
Arthur Eseley
Ada Greenblatt
Alice Ramsay
District PTA Meet Scheduled Here March 21
A district P T A meeting will be held in Bath on March 21 at 2 PM with district president Mrs. Alice Lowell and secretary Mrs. Annie Harrington in attendance. Presidents of Bath PTA bodies will act as pourers and refreshment hosts from four associations join representatives from Rockland Bowdoinham Warren Thomaston Brunswick Tops ham Harpswell. Open house starts at 1 PM and invites parents friends and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Bath
Alice Lowell
Annie Harrington
Arthur Esley
Dike
Alex Burgess
Huse
Herbert Morse
South
Hollis Garey
North Center
Alex Burgess Jr
Rock
Moody Flint
Merton L. Dearing
Alfred Pa
Iles Hagtt
Dean Benney
Ward Larrabee
William Blair
Bath Resident Transferred to Orono Staff Post
Wilson B. Stallworthy former zoology instructor at University of Maine Brunswick Annex has been transferred to Orono accepting a permanent appointment in the department. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from University of Toronto in 1935 and has held several academic posts including in Canada and Ottawa. He lives at Lambert Park Bath with his wife Margaret Dorman. their departure is marked by good wishes from friends and colleagues.
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Wilson B. Stallworthy
Brunswick
University of Maine
Orono
Stallworthy
University of Toronto
Pri Gd
Georg August Universitat
Gottingen
The
Universe of Toronto
Ottawa
Pickering College
Newmarket
Ontario
States
Brunswick Annex
Lambert Park
Bath
Citizenship talk at Rotary meeting highlights youth sponsorship
Rotary luncheon at Central church heard Rev. Alfred H. Ives on citizenship responsibilities and youth program sponsorship. Boy Scouts official William Ziegler outlined aims and need for sponsors. Morse basketball trip fund discussed for Boston New England tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Central Church Fish House
Arles Shepard
William J. Co
Alfred H. Ives
Beacon Street
Mr. Ives
William Ziegler
Boy Scouts of America
Charles Shepard
Ziegler
Boy Scouts
Elston Hobbs
Thomas Elliott
Gilbert Prawer
Central Grammar School
Ray Greenwood
Portland
George Musk
Gibbons Coal Co
Charles Doyles
Morse
Boston
New England
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational
Annual Banquet of City Fathers at Country Club
The annual banquet at Bath Country Club drew a large turnout with about 50 in attendance. City officials spoke on cooperation and duties, praising departments from Police to Recreation and honoring retiring members while welcoming new ones. The evening featured entertainment by Bob Allen and a three piece orchestra.
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Bath Country Club
Seleement Oaly
Theodore A. Burns
Ilene Tabor
Bobby Rice
Ilton Libby
Joe ‘Avery
Bob Allen
Footer
James Afi Gillies, Jr
Merritt .A. Mitchell
Harry E. Ring
Donald Young
Jason A. Merrill
Board of Oversees of the Poor
Plummer Home For the
Council
Percy W. Kingsbury
Arthur R. Avery
Sever Dnt
Richard Frates
Edward J. McMann
Burns
Chester H. McCabe
Cyrus W. Longley
Elbridge R. Wright
Common Council
Philip H. Oliver
Tardif
Police Department
Recreation Commission
Highway and Sewer Department
Fire Department
Langdon Green Wins City Marshal Election in Bath
Langdon E. Green, former patrolman, wins a multi-ballot vote to become Bath city marshal after a night of tight races. Kingsbury, Williams, and Butler also factor in shifting totals, while Dr. Grant claims the city physician post on the third ballot.
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Langdon E. Green
Green
Percy W. Kingsbury
Joseph Williams
The
Artment
Puncilman
Fenn
Williams
Bath
Joseph Robinson
J. Russell Grant
Harry L. Thompson
Arthur W. Gediman
Anderman Leburton Sheldon
Joseph A. Butler
Philip Oliver
Kingsbury
Butler
Thompson
W Ms
Jacob Smith
Hugh D. Grant
H. M. Carey
William H. Watson
Grant
Smith
Donald D. Young
Eva Kingsbury
Fred Pecci
Theodore A. Burns
Segend
Charles A. Thayer
Cemetery and Park Board
James 8. Knight
Dominique J. Tardif
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Naval Reserve V-6 van to tour city facilities
The V-6 Inactive Naval Reserve Enrollment Van will be parked in front of city hall or the post office Friday to next week. It will be near Bath Iron Works main gate to reach veterans working there, inviting World War II Navy Coast Guard or Marine Corps veterans to inquire about membership.
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Naval Reserve
Bath Iron Works Corp
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Display of handicrafts by Maine crippled children
At Mrs. Russell Hitchcock’s home 658 Washington St Maine, handicrafts by crippled children are on display and orders are being taken. The Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children funds rehabilitation by opening a new Maine unit to aid self support at home. The society’s program teaches physical and occupational skills, with proceeds supporting the makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Hitchcock
Washington Street
Maine
Inc
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
I S Ee
The
Huse
Morse High School
William Wee
Brewer Girl Wins Pilgrimage of D A R
Bangor March 19 Jean Elizabeth Flaherty Brewer High School senior received the good citizenshi pilgrimage award at the 49th annual State conference of Daughters of the American Revolution. Washington pilgrimage were Marilyn Dunlap of Norridgewock a student at Skowhegan High School and Miss Rosa Durgin of Waterboro High School.
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Bangor
Jean Elizabeth Flaherty
Brewer High School
Washington
Ilgrimage
Marilyn Dunlap
Norridgewock
Skowhegan High School
Rosa Durgin
Waterboro High School
Milking Estimate: 340 to 350 Squirts per Gallon
Milkers estimate that producing one gallon of milk requires between 340 and 350 squirts during milking. This practical rule reflects the yield per udder and varies with cow, feed, and milking efficiency.
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Steingheerie Heen
Eaton
Heighway and Sewer Department
Nee
Hunter Snen
Mnenee
Small
Cosmo Club
William Stallworthy
U. of M
William B. Stallworthy
University of
Rotary
Country Club
Langdon Green
Naval Reserve Unit
D.ala
DeSoto
Bath Auto Company
Co. F. Cummings
Front Street
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