Notable Bath figures visit and local notices in 1918
Hon Leon V Walker of Portland and former Bath attorney visits court in Bath. Local fishing notes include Kennebec salmon and roes caught by Horace Mitchell and Charles Worrey. Residents and travelers are cited with movements to Bangor Gardiner Bath Portland and Millinocket camps. The Bath steamer story notes boiler install at New York after tow from yard.
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Leon V. Walker
Portland
Verrill, Booth & Ives
Bath
Walker
Bowdoin
Libby, Robinson, Turner and Ives
Kennebec
Horace Mitchell
Charles Worrey
Texas Steamship Co
New York
Red Cross drive boosts Bath fund to $15,000 target
Bath chapter opens a four day Red Cross campaign with subscriptions flowing toward a 15000 goal for the hundred million war fund. Local residents and visitors from Newcastle and Bowdoin attend events, with donations and new arrivals listed, including workers at Bath Iron Works and Texas Steamship Co. yard contributions.
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Red Cross
Bath
Texas Steamship Co
The
Sister Mrs Denni Son In Freeport Noted In Brief
Mrs. A. T. Shaw of Washington Street is a patient at City Hospital while the nearby Freeport sister Mrs. Dennison is mentioned in the same local item.
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Harry A. Neally
Boston
Janet Jewett
Portland
Charles H. Beals
Bedford Street
George Dennison
Freeport
A. T. Shaw
Washington Street
City Hospital
Thomas Hinckley
Richmond
Evelyn Goff
Upper
May 24 1918 social notes from Bath Maine
Ninety children prepare for Miss Harvey exhibition dance at the Armory this evening. Morse High juniors stage Jack and the Baked Beans Stalk at Columbia, earning $100, repeating next week. Local residents travel, visit, or return from Boston, New York, Portland, and other towns, with numerous callers and small events noted.
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Morse High School
Columbia
Maine future apprentice machinist winner named
Mosier wins the State of Maine Future Apprentice Machinist competition. Morse band members awarded letters at the Friday assembly include Robert Allen Ellen Fletcher Donald Nadine Jill Olsen Joyce Ring Wayne Perry William Potter Sanford Brown John DeWitt and Edna Sinclair. Majorette letters go to Kathy Pickens and Joan Carver.
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Russe Osler
Mosier
State of Maine
Morse Band
Robert Allen
Ellen Fletcher
Donald Nadine
Jill Olsen
Joyce Ring
Wayne Perry
William Potter
Sanford Brown
John DeWitt
Edna Sinclair
Kathy Pickens
Joan Carver
Morse Chalks Up Another Win With 6-3 Over Lewiston
Morse High’s baseball team defeated Lewiston 6-3 at Kelley Field behind Harold Ames strong pitching who limited Lewiston to five hits and struck out 12. Boyd Harrington fueled the offense with a double and two singles driving in four runs over two days as Morse moved to 4 2 in Androscoggin Valley League play and set up a Saturday clash with Rumford at Kelly Field.
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Morse
Lewiston
Kelley Field
Morse High
Lewiston High
Bob LePage
Harold Ames
Blue Devils
James Day Wins Senior Awards At Morse High School
James Day led among 15 senior high pupils as Ronnie Drives the Car won the prize essay. Nancy Ellen Melinnes took second for I Am An American, while Brenda Thomas earned third with There ll Be Room In Heaven. Twelve others received courage and effort honors. Judges were Morse High faculty members Mrs. Flaherty Mrs. Young and Nathan W Watson.
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Ning
James Day
Ronnie
Nancy Ellen MelInnes
Brenda Thomas
Gail Robinson
Linda Ramsey
Jennifer MccGuiggan
Barbara Brown
Linda Moffitt
Pamila Hanson
Marguerite Boudreau
Vivian Coggeshall
Susan Footer
Christine Coombs
Cheryl Wetherbee
Robert Stone
Andrew Flaherty
Donald D. Young
Nathan W. Watson
Morse High School
James I.nostall
Gladys Ce
Morse Wins Over Rumford Clinches Second in Valley League
Morse defeated Rumford 4 to 3 at Kelley field to secure second place in the Andy Valley league with their fourth straight win. Morse scored all runs in the fourth on two walks a bunt and a key double by Bill Avery while Will Sprague laid down a clutch bunt and Cooper added a single for the final run. Rumford tallied twice in the ninth and once in the third.
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Morse
Kelley Field
St Stephens
Rumford
Bill Avery
Will Sprague
Cooper Rumford
Andy Valley
Neek
Edward Little
Pad Morse
Lewiston
Edward Tittle
Robinson
Cooper
Zu of
York
Harrington
Costain
Loanielms
Je. Avery
W. Avery
Ames
Sprague
Cee
Jodrey
Cf Berube
Houlares
Bower
Gardiner
Ila Clough
LaFortune
Lodge
Griffin
Boucher
Piner
Pp Petersen
Langlais
Jower Petersen
R. Robinson
RBI
Ss Lakhune
Cooper York
Hmoulares
Br Rube Laak Fortiune Lodge
Bath Man Endorsed at Portland Convention in June
Bath man endorsed to be featured at the Portland convention in June. New officers to be installed in the fall. A parade through the business district led by the Smith Tobey Post Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps preceded the district meeting. The Cadets gave a half hour concert at the Legion hall before a social program organized by local post and auxiliary members. Memorial Day cemetery flag decoration follows a 6 pm flag committee meeting. Legionnaires urged to attend.
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Portland
Smith-Tobey
Fire Destroys But Causes No Damage in Bath
A rash of fires marked Bath fire department activity after a two week lull. Two major Belmont Park races for 1958 include the Belmont Stakes and the Woodward, each with prize totals around $100,000.
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Bath Fire Department
Belmont Park
Probate notices from Sagadahoc County Bath 1958
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County issues notices for the estates of Raymond Osier and other Bath residents. Orders appoint administrators and executors, with hearings set for June and May 1958, including bonds, final accounts, and qualifications. Named individuals include Iva Borden, Joan Patrick Callan, Frances A. Callan, Orman L. Coggeshall, Harold J. Rubin, Barbara Brewer.
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Bath
Savadahoe
Morse Shipbuilders Extend Fifth Straight Win 1-0
Morse High School’s Shipbuilders edged Edward Little of Auburn 1-0 to stretch their winning streak to five. Key plays featured leadoff walks, bunts, and a deciding run when Boyd Harrington singled home Joe Robinson in the first inning. The tight game saw strong defense and careful pitching from Morse as they aim to close the season with a win over Brunswick High.
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Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
Bob LePage
Brunswick High
Morse
Joe Robinson
Pete Cooper
Tom York
Big Boyd Harrington
Robinson
Barhbaral Brewer Certifies Probate Appointments in Saradahoe
Barbara L Brewer, Register of Probate, records appoint ments of executors and administrators for estates in Saradahoe County. Irene Goyoung of Phipps traces a January 1958 appointment with bond filed April 11 1958. Florence Wo Sehults named administratrix on May 6 1958 with bond filed. Charles P Beach named executor May 6 1958. John P Carey and Robert W McCabe listed among appointees.
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Barbara T. Brewer
Sagadahoc
Sarah M. Lermond
Bath
Mary Lee Curtis
Hhereinatter
Atoa
Path
Savadahoe
Haawang
Mary Olive Hawkes
Emma K McCabef
Alfred R. McCabe
Alfred RO McCabe
Degroot
de Garett
FE DeGroot
Willow Ora Loonye
Bred DD Pinkham
Henry W Owen JR
Thorn Seed
Ellen Ro Owen
Pier Othy
Mat WO Waynes
Heey
W. Linwood
W. Linwood Wasne Pexeuiteer Loring R Bates
Hoesen Forest
Go Lillian Phalle
Eoutris
Thomas Docette
Gecessert Pirst
Mildred Y. Morin
T. Walters
Wiernse
A. Walteo
Stella A
Charles T Soll
John Young Witt
Phipns
Jocoh A
Youn
Cathertune
CG Dougherty Tate
Diath Deteriora
John Forda Sy
William J Paisley
Charles Ty Sood
Mahy Sane Oman
Rath
Cher
Archibald MocNicol
James Avery Main
Vechibald MacNicol Main, Jr
T Barhbaral Brewer
Saradahoe
Irene Goyqoung
Phippstras
John PO Carey
Piatt
Eleuridge Co
Tregambo
Elbridge ¢ Tregembo
Brehaye
Clesed
Florence Wo Sehults
Frank Cummings
Topstron
Charles P Beach
Bath Men Get Suspended Sentences In Federal Court
Two former Bath postal employees were sentenced in U S District Court before Judge Edward T Gignoux. Elwood S Toothaker faced a 500 dollar fine due in seven days and a one year federal prison sentence suspended, plus two years probation for embezzling. Joseph E Avery received a fourteen day suspended jail sentence and two years probation after pleading guilty to embezzlement involving 66.95 dollars.
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Bath
U. S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Elwood S. Toothaker
Yeaur
Hedigid
Joseph Eo Avery
Molly Ton
Community Gifts Honor School Officials At Surprise Party
Wiscasset Irony Geissler served as guest of honor while Abr and Mrs De Poteet Munsee Wiven and Parent Teachers held their final meeting in the school cafeteria. John Lewis, retiring president, honored officers with corsages. A midday supper preceded entertainment and a surprise party hosted by the Sherpecot Valley orange group for their newly adopted daughter.
NC State Football Star Dick Christy Driven by Ground Game
Dick Christy of North Carolina State rushed 348 times in his varsity football career, amassing 1 817 yards on the ground as a key offensive contributor during his tenure.
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Dick Christy
North Carolina State
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