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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
8
Fragmentary text mentions girls and a matinee with lively, possibly theatrical phrases. Readable pieces reference a lively lesson and a walk to a home, suggesting a social or educational scene with multiple unnamed participants. Difficult to determine clear event, date, or location from the available fragments.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered words and letters about an altar and a bend in a location, with unclear names or dates. The readable text provides no concrete event, place, or stake beyond ceremonial language and garbled phrases.
Damaged OCR yields scattered items mentioning Pi SD err ny and Le i eo emi Te with references to Pena Bey vey Navy and Fomel 8 in Popham Woolwich. Lewiston details include call about illness of Mrs James Kerwin, Mrs Bernard Wyman visiting Lewiston and Portland, and Eleanor living at Ball Point with daily scenes and J Judi involved.
Readable fragments describe a local notice or obituary fragment mentioning Mrs. John de Gene dees Brae and religious phrasing. No clear event, date, or organization is provided in the legible text.
Cox's head notes outline a regional event, highlighting figures and locations with limited readable specifics. The fragment suggests a sports or meeting report, mentioning names and places but lacking coherent detail for full summary.
Mysterious fragmented text describes a social gathering hosted by James Mpluer in the afternoon. Unclear details mention candy and a hunt for yellow candies amid garbled lines.
The afternoon report indicates the union's compromise proposal remains undisclosed to the public. Details about the agreement are not yet released.
A Frederick P. Moffatt of WW street visited by a group of friends at his home on Sunday evening. Present were Mrs. Moffatt and guests Mrs. John Hunt Mrs. William P. Hatch Mrs. Lester Campbell Mrs. John Utler and Miss Phyllis Delano.
Sone Sesosts was born to Mr and Mrs Hoffman of Stenonor on the date of birth announced. Ana Og is noted as another child in the family with connection to Mrs Hoffman.
Mr and Mrs John Arsenault mourn the death of their son Stephen of Revere who passed away while in Japan. The family awaits further details from authorities and plans return home for arrangements.
An irregular notice describes state acceptance of a gift by Reid of shore property. a secured option on land at Saly Street and beach development plans are mentioned. The piece notes postwar park development hopes, fundraising by Mrs. Ellison Moody, a small dance attendance at Bodwell Grange Hall, rising cottage prices, and local residents attending various events.
Fragmentary text lists Barbara Sprague and Reed associated with employment on a Saturday meal event. Mentions Mrs. John Morse Jr. and unspecified attendees. No clear actions or dates provided.
A fragment mentions Mrs Julia Balter and Ruth in dining room supervision roles with names like Mrs Cooke and Paul Hatt. April 14 appears as a date reference, alongside mentions of Lundberg and Mary Mary in a dining services context.
The Belgrade Lakes organization plans eight additional cabins at North Pond Club, bringing total available to 22 to aid crippled children in the state. Mrs Sewill, president, extends cordial invitation to members for the program.
Mrs Eva J Lemont and Mrs Potter along with Glennora Moore of Queen Esther lodge attended a Queen Esther unit gathering in Lisbon Thursday evening.
Partial report from the Bath chamber meeting notes a committee renaming and a new effort to determine a summer event date. Roy E Stewart, representative, is referenced in the report with name variations and unclear roles. The text mentions George and others and references a morning and afternoon session.
Ambiguous fragments indicate Republicans at a state session with references to districts, seats, and alternates. The readable bits mention a Wednesday night gathering and a party convention context in the First District.
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