Morse wins District Four baseball title over Cheverus
Morse High School defeated Cheverus 11 2 in the SPA Class L District Four final at Kelley Field. Dick Greene pitched a complete game allowing no earned runs in 7 innings, while Elford Stover and Capt. Warren Munsey led Morse with five and three RBIs respectively in a game featuring timely hits and defensive plays by Carl Black and Munsey. Morse advances to face the Lewiston-Rumford winner for the district crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Cheverus High
Portland
Kelley Field
Stag
Elford
Brad” Stover
Capt
Warren
Sonny” Munsey
Stover
Munsey
Cheverus
McCabe
Stags
Dick Greene
Morse
Greene
Lapierre
Ashley
Terroni
Conley
McCourt
Mike Taliento
Black
Carmichael
Sincona
Taliento
Landry
Marchetti
Trafton
Beck
Carl Black
Cabalero
Lewiston-Rumford
Salvation Army fund drive ends June 1 in Bath area
Sam Prawer announces the Salvation Army maintenance fund campaign will close June 1. A business section canvass led by Captain Jessie Jones and others, with special gifts chair Duncan McInnes contacting banks, and house to house canvassing led by Mrs. Theresa Hill, urges contributions to support 24 hour service during disasters and national catastrophes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Prawer
Salvation Army Maintenance Fund
Bath
Jessie Jones
Helen Augusta
Ralph G. Stetson
Lewis Prentiss
Charles B. Doyle
Rodney Brooke
Duncan McInnes
Theresa Hill
Salvation Army
Norman
Four County Scouts to Attend Jamboree Golden Anniversary
Sagadahoc County sends four boys to the Third National Boy Scout Jamboree in California. Joseph Fullerton Dillon Gillies Walter Hunt and Wayne Akeley of Sagadahoc Troop 55 and Explorer Troop 72 will travel an 8000 mile round trip with sightseeing en route. Family financed trips for the first two. Bath Elks Bath Iron Works Bath Aerie of Eagles and John R Newell fund the Sagadahoc District support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
California
Sagadahoc County
Irvine Ranch
Santa Ana
Calif
Joseph Fullerton
Dillon Gillies
Walter Hunt
Wayne Akeley
Explorer
Sagadahoc
Bath Order of Elks
Bath Iron Works Corp
John R. Newell
Bath Aerie of
Eagles
Must as Grapes Juice Guides Winemakers Definition
A brief note explains that must is the juice of grapes before fermentation into wine. It defines must as the unfermented grape juice used by winemakers in the initial stage of wine production.
Health Council Discusses Student Health at Morse High
The Health Council met at Morse High Library to review annual interviews of physically handicapped seniors, school health programs, and immunization efforts led by Dr. John F. Dougherty. He urged home care when ill, noted polio vaccine duties, and described the Immunization Clinic aiding Bath children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atea
Ieea
Gratevoce Pal Rehabilitation Council
Morse High
Curtis
John F. Dougherty
Dougherty
Red Cross
Bath
Esther Hawley
Phyllis Rolfe
Cooperaon
Fisher School
Hawley
Boucher
Maine
The
Health Council
American Medical Association
National Education Association
Manley Grant
Marjorie Boucher
Raymond
Bath men depart for Portland induction
Eleven Bath men left by bus from the local post office at 4 p.m. Monday for induction into the Armed Forces in Portland. Their names, service branches, and initial training centers will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Portland
Recreation director favored by investigation group
The Bath committee backs a full-time recreation director and plans to consult City Solicitor Harold J. Rubin on legality under Section 505. They will also discuss an ordinance on recreation setup and review past actions including a Kimball field project that led to a 1350 dollar bill. The group meets again Monday to complete findings and prepare a council report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Donald Perry
Melvin L. Comeau
Louis O. Couture
Stanley R. Hunter
Perry
Harold J. Rubin
Rubin
Bath
Council
Merritt Mitchell
Etta Thurlow
Hunter, Couture
Eastham Guild, Jr
Recreation Commission
Commission
Edward J. McMann
Kimball Field
Nathan C. White
Eva L. Kingsbury
Francis E. McLaughlin
Raleigh I. Glynn, Jr
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Local Veterans Groups
Maurice Warner to chair the Memorial Day observance with the Sons of Union Veterans and American Legion posts among organizers. The parade begins at 10 a.m. with services at Center Street monument led by State Senator Charles F. Cummings. Wreaths, Navy personnel, and various veterans groups participate in a full day of ceremonies and a rededication at the Elks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Warner
Sons of Union Veterans
Gardiner Rogers
Smith-Tobey American Legion
Elmer Moore
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Lewis Carter
Admiral Hughes
Navy Clubs of America
Center Street
T. W
Lincoln
Green
High Street
Soldiers’ Monument
Grand Army
Charles F. Cummings
Fhe
Elks
Elks’ Memorial
Bath Police
Rockland City Band
U. S. Navy
Naval
T. W. Hyde
Edgar Kateen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rock and Junior Drum & Bugle Corps
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legon
Charles F
Rotary visit to Huse School and Cafeteria in Bath
Bath Rotary club members toured Huse school Tuesday noon with Loring Addison arranging the event. Visitors observed class activities, praised teachers, and noted the need for more equipment while noting preparation after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rotary Club
Huse School
Loring Addison
William Skelton
Kenneth Francisco
Heyward Newcomb
Harry Smart
Ronald Bettle
Brunswick
Richard Morse
Boston
Manley Grant
Addison
May Spray Trees the Coming Week
Spraying of city trees for elm beetle control will likely occur in the latter part of next week. The operation will be conducted from an airplane in the early morning hours. Car owners should park cars in garages to avoid a white coating that can be washed off with water.
Bath High school Class of 1903 to hold 50th reunion
The class of 1903 numbering 41 will gather June 11 at the Bath High School alumni banquet with 14 members in Bath, 13 deceased and 14 living elsewhere. A meeting June 1 will finalize plans, and Miss Sophia M. Mikels hosts open house June 11 prior to the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School
Bath
Sophia M. Mikels
Elm Street Court
Mikels
Alice Percy Kidd
Edna Sears McDonald
Carrie Trott
Marguerite Koughan McGlinchy
Martha Gould
Arthur Luce
Arthur Glass
Miles Standish
Ira Robinson
Roy Wiles
Phillip Kimball
Harold S. Small
Roy Donnell
Winter Street
Bert E. Cole
Aubrey J. Voorhees
Lena Calderwood Ring
Mae Deering Oliver
Elizabeth Fulton Coombs
Jane Goodman
Ruth Parker
Arlene Powers Troop
Alice Savage Shackford
Effie Wright
Lena Heald Harden
Florence Newman
Margaret Stewart
Rose Ro Billings
Lucy Ham Armstrong
Rena Duntenham
Elizabeth Hayes Hart
Frederick Gett
Vernon Lake
Robert Potter
James Aubrey Voorhees
Harry Skinner
Harold Holbrook
Lyman Fisher
John Leydon
Harold Ham
Linwood Erskine
George Buchanan
Leonard Marks
Bath Garden Club plans its work for the summer
Bath Garden club outlines its coming year with a focus on Community Betterment Beautification of Bath. At Tuesday's meeting 17 members attended a Hyde Memorial Home bird walk, a Lincoln street picnic, and a business session that appointed standing committees for programs hospitality horticulture conservation and more. The club plans to reuse baskets in the business district after Memorial Day and seeks cooperation with the Bath and Chamber of Commerce to beautify Bath. Mrs John Parker was tasked to contact City Manager Nathan C White regarding further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Garden Club
Bath
Marie I. Preston
Hyde Memorial
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
George Sargent
Arthur Sewall
Garden Club Hospital
Seth Mullin
Frank Sparks
William Dennison
Walter Rogers
John Labbie
Arthur Colby
Ibra Lawrence
Frank Reinochl
Arthur Bowker
Kenneth Francisco
William Mennealy
Maurice Libby
Edward Hamblett
Arthur Burgess
David Dickson
Bowen. Torrey
Frank Reinoch
G. Thomas Murphy
Dwight Pierce
Murphy
Betterment Committee
Grand Chamber of Commerce
Garden Club
John Parker
Nathan C. White
Hyde Windlass Golf League Opens At Bath Country Club
The Hyde Windlass Golf League debuted its first season at Bath Country Club with eight teams teeing off before 5 30 pm. The first half runs seven matches through July 7 and the second half from July 14 to August 25. Named rosters include Pawnees R E Ross Jr captain and Apaches A Jenkins among others. committee headed by team captains with Vince Henderson as secretary and W Turpie as scorekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Golf League
Bath Country Club
Pawnees
R. E. Ross, Jr
C. Cotton
J. Robinson
W. Staples
A. Jenkins
F. Daley
W. Crist
J. Chambers
J. McCole
A. Spear
G. Musk
W. Loveitt
A. _ Hensinger
R. Shaw
R. Cook
F. Lawrence
E. Lee
G. Carmichael
W. Turpie
D. Lord
V. Henderson
W. Hall
H. Farr
J. Blackie
J. Parker
G. Gates
P. Strube
F. Parry
Enjoy an outing at Sewall Cottage
Grace church Young Peoples Fellowship enjoyed a Sunday afternoon at Sewall cottage Small Point thanks to Hon and Mrs Sumner Sewall. The group leaving at two o clock played softball sunbathed and strolled the beach. Later hot dogs marshmallows soda chips and cookies were served. Participants included Rev and Mrs James L Grant Clinton Owen Peter Stevens Marion and Martha Holmes Roberta Morse Louise Munsey Arthur Mayo Duncan Robertson Leilani Cahill and William Munsey. Six American presidents have been National Guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Grace Church Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Sewall
Small Point
George Musk
James L. Grant
Clinton Owen
Peter and Ste Ohen
Marion
Martha Holmes
Roberta Morse
Louise Munsey
Arthur Mayo
Duncan Robertson
Leilani Cahill
William Munsey
Phippsburg Seeks 121000 State Loan for New School
The Maine School Building Authority tentatively approves a $121 000 loan for a proposed eight room school with a large general purpose room in Phippsburg. The town would add $34 000 from existing funds, with voter approval needed at a special town meeting likely soon. The school would be near Small Point Road by Center Pond with potential water piping from the pond for lavatory use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Maine School Build Authority
Sagadahoc
March
John G. Morse, Jr
Stanwood C. Gilman
Eugene Winslow
Norman E. Markham
Philip H. Jacob
James L. Morse
Raymond M. McIntire
Mark W. Harrington
Maine School Building Authority
Small Point
Babine and wife mark fortieth wedding anniversary
A large Bath gathering at 516 Middle Street celebrated the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Babine. Attendees included Rev Fr Timothy C Maney and Rev Fr John Bellefontaine who gave the couple a blessing and presented a rare crucifix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George Babine
Middle Street
Timothy C. Maney
St. Ma
John Bellefontaine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Moriarty
Summer Street
Sandra Sinclair
North Grammar School
Moriarty
Chester Horne
Central Grammar School
Edna Sinclair
David Humphries
Remar
Health Council Meets
Huse
Hyde Windlass
Blackfeet
J. Cooke
A. Bonney
E. Sewall
R. Besaw
Vince Henderson
D. L. Lord, Jr
William Turpie
Sewall Cottage
Grace Church
Young People’s Fellowship
National Guardsmen
United States
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