Genesta Chapter Birthday Party Held With Pleasant Honors
Genesta Chapter celebrated its birthday with matron Mrs Neae Thy, associate matron Mrs Ne DiArey, patrons Mr Wishart and Mr Shaw, conductress Mrs. The gathering featured compliments from the chapter and past courtesies extended to guests. A letter from Miss May Fee was read, recalling a Portland assembly a week prior.
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Neaethy
Ne DiArey
John Wishart
Conductress
Sarah A. Shaw
Jerlee
Eversueng
Shaw
Fredaea
Miss Pleating
Genesta
al Teal May Fee
Tivel
Portland
City Council Pauses Bonds and High Street Purchase
City council met Wednesday but took no action on issuing bonds of 120 000 and 80 000 to remove care stores for municipal offices. Treasurer and City Solicitor headed to Boston to obtain bond details. The panel also reviewed buying High Street property for Home Economics use and locker room expansion but education department survey found the cost too high and no decision was made.
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Niger Agen
Municipal
Ndotty
John P. Ae
Boston
Canon Bank
Loring
Addison
Department of Education
Mittendorf
Three Tr starters Slide At Noon From B. L. W
The Bath Iron Works launched three 117-foot motor-trawlers Steyr St Pierre Eglise and Edouard Goudy for the French Supply Commission. Steyr first to enter water followed by St Pierre Eglise and Edouard Goudy, sponsored by wives of French Merchant Marine engineers. Eight 117-footers remain to be launched with six 240-foot and six 152-foot boats already delivered or launched.
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Steyr
St. Pierre-Eglise
Edouard
Edouard Goudy
Renee Barettapiana
Montreal
France
Banners Go Up For Sewall and Payne Across Bath Street
Banners reading Sewall for U S Senate and Payne for Governor appeared Thursday afternoon in Bath. Sewall banner spans the street at the Colonial Cafe while the Payne banner stretches across the Columbia Hotel. A new city ladder truck assisted, with Fred operating the top of the ladder to place them.
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Sewall
U. S. Senate
Payne
Front Street
Bath
Sac Theumbia
Fred
Local Office Transfers Dorothy MacDonald to Temporary Position
Miss Dorothy MacDonald transfers within the local office to a temporary role. The move follows routine staffing changes and affects a mid level position with no announced end date.
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Dorothy MacDonald
Bee Westers
Woolwich P T A launches town wide membership drive
Woolwich P T A held a packed meeting at Sagadahoc School as it kicks off a membership drive with Dr Paul Pitman chairing toward a 150 member goal. Delegates reported Portland convention plans, a June school clinic, and a new district planning committee to study a proposed new school.
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Woolwich P.T.A
Sagadahoc
Eurth
Big ‘Oe Bos
Paul Pitman
Portland
Woolwich P. T. A
Beulah Crocker
Florence Temple
Alice Baker
Ruth Leavitt
John Robbins
Minette
Powest
Brian M. Jewett
Edward Murphy
Ethel Blake
James Thorpe
Temple
Frank Sparks
Frances Kirkpatrick
Clarence Tanner
Bertram Crocker
J. M. Leonard
Richard McElman
Robert DeWicke
Anthony Dodge
Chester Roberts
Donald Leavitt
Ivory Strout
Harry Muckler
Tuessie Hall
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Charlotte Chase
Fred Hayward
William Thornton
Pearl Thorpe
Mary St. Pierre
Doris Haley
John Leonard
Ruth Munsey
Sherwood Francis
Morse High School
Woolwich
Parce
Morse High
Ae Ae Wee
Bath Glee Club visits Hampton for New England Festival
Bath glee clubs attended the New England Music Festival in Hampton New Hampshire with about 10 000 spectators from 90 schools including Bath Morse High Glee Club and a band under Dr E Comparttie of Colby College The rainy weather did not dampen spirits as Bath carried the Morse banner and performed alongside Lisbon Falls Berlin Waterville and Sanford groups amid chaperones including Miss Abbie Harvey Mrs Ira Nadine and others.
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Ham
Harm Beach
N. H
Fairhaven
Mass
Keene
Providence
R. I
Houston
Fairfield
Brunswick
Glee Club
Laura Mulcahy
Danny Boy
Melvin Tukey
James Footer
Liberstram
Ira Nadine
Janist
Abbie Harvey
Morse
Lisbon Falls
Berlin
Waterville
E. Comparettie
Colby College
Sanford
Rotary
Elks
Lions
Kiwanas
D. Smith
Morse High
C. A. Sawyer
G. Fish
North Grammar
W. J. Hogan
Pagent
Dickinson
Pawtucket
Old Orchard Beach
Burlington
Hampton
Sagadahoc Republicans Eye Open Forum for Local Races
Local Bath column urges a public meeting where Sagadahoc candidates for State Senator and State Representatives can address voters. It notes enthusiasm for GOP events, discusses Bishop fundraising clubs, and analyzes the tight Sagadahoc race with Roland Peterson and Charles F. Cummings as potential contenders and Joe Larrabee counting on a strong grange vote.
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Bath
United States Senate
Panier
Nator
Sagadahoc County
Ould
Sagadahoc
United States
Sagadahoe
Roland Peterson
Georgetown
Charles F. Cummings
Peterson
Cummings
Elizabeth D. Moffatt
Joe’ Larrabee
Bath Sticker Voter Display Surpasses Other Areas
A writer notes Bath has more candidate windshield stickers on Bath vehicles per capita than any other place, based on conversations with nearby communities and personal observation. The piece hints at continued coverage on Page Six.
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Bath
Sewall Achieves Fine Public Service Record For Senate Bid
Sumner Sewall of Bath Maine Republican candidate for the U S Senate has built a strong record of public service across war business state government and overseas administration The article notes his campaign emphasis on solving war costs raising living standards and expanding Social Security while opposing socialized medicine He advocates cost cutting in ERP and federal payrolls higher employment stable growth and better handling of Maine products forests fisheries and highways The piece also highlights his focus on shipbuilding revival and avoiding postwar economic shocks with a strong view on national defense and urban rural prosperity.
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Sumner Sewall
Bath
United States Senate
Maine
Sewall
Mrs Smith replies to critics in Senate bid dispute
Mrs Smith counters criticisms of her campaign for the Republican nomination to U S Senate. She says she refuses smear tactics and will answer smears, denying being a puppet of any union and defending her silence as prudent. The Times notes the statewide attention and prints portions of her replies.
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Margaret Chase Smith
United States
Times
Ernie Nee Sabin
Winslow Gardens Inn
Sebasco, Red
Bath
West Bath Hears of New Wood Flour Industry Link
Report notes a proposed wood flour transfer from West Bath to a New Jersey facility via a pipe under the railroad. The actual transfer had not yet taken place and details remain unclear.
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New Jersey
Lee
Fire escape installed at Elks Home rear
A new fire escape has been installed at the rear of the Elks Home on Lombard street. The escape provides an exit from the lodge rooms on the building's second floor.
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Elks
Lombard Street
Illinois Rain Fact Sparks Hydrology Note
A meteorology fact notes that producing one inch of rainfall over Illinois requires about four billion tons of water. The figure highlights the immense scale of precipitation and the volume involved in rainfall measurements.
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Illinois
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