The Bats boerement Masthead and pricing note
The Bats boerement is published weekly by The Times Company at 83 Front Street Bath Maine. MICGHOLS serves as President and Treasurer while C Webber is the editor. Subscription rates listed: one year in advance two dollars, six months in advance one dollar. Entered at Bath post office for circulation at second.
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Bats Boerement
The
Times Company
Front Street
Bath
Maine
4-H Dairy Achievement awards expand in Maine
4-H clubs in Sagadahoc and across Maine learn that the National 4-H Dairy Achievement will for the first time grant all expense trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago this November. National winners get a $300 college scholarship. leadership and meat animal awards are funded by Edward Foss Wilson and Thomas E Wilson. Dairy awards are provided by Lederle Laboratories. First place boys and girls in 4-H Leadership receive silver trophies. second place winners each obtain a $150 college scholarship. Last year’s Maine state winners included Eldwin Wixson Jr. in Waterville.
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Sagadahoc
Chicago
Edward Foss Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Lederle Laboratories
Maine
Dairy
Eldwin Wixson, Jr
Waterville
Volunteer military recruiting linked to efficiency and cost savings
Major General Thomas J. Hanley argues volunteers remain the keystone of U S military policy. Volunteers reenlist at four to five times the draft rate, saving training costs while boosting adaptability. He stresses high school graduates as future officers and notes needs in WAC WAF medical roles and nursing, dietitians, and therapists.
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Thomas J. Hanley
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
United States
Hanley
WAC
WAF
Army
Air Force
Navy
Why the Editor Says We in Editorial Writing
An old explanation notes the editorial we as a country editor’s voice. It describes a multitasking editor who reads newspapers, selects miscellany, writes, sets type, proofs, prints, and serves patrons while accepting blame for unmade promises.
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Iowa
Williamstown
Advocate
Indisputable Right to Use Plural Number Cited
A fragment discusses an individual asserting the right to speak in the plural and use we in all occasions and places. The quote reflects a preference for collective voice as a personal prerogative.
Maine infantile paralysis funds rise in 1950 report
Bath leads state in polio relief with Hyde Memorial Home as a cancer battleground against infantile paralysis. Maine’s 16 county National Foundation chapters spent 172,765.36 dollars to treat 358 victims in 1950, with detailed regional totals across Androscoggin to York counties.
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Bath
Maine
Hyde Memorial
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Penobscot
Piscataquis
Sagadahoc
Somerset
Waldo
Washington
York
Boothbay Playhouse Opens Season With Broadway Company
Boothbay Playhouse will open its 1951 season on June 25 under managing director Sherwood Keith. A Broadway featured company arrives, with Sam Wren directing and Virginia Sale as a featured player. The season promises hits including Harvey and Born Yesterday and welcomes returning friends and new faces for a summer of entertainment.
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Boothbay Playhouse
Sherwood Keith
Keith
New York City
Harvey
Sam Wren
Liebling-Wood
New York
Wren
Virginia Sale
Chic Sale
Chris
Ginny
Conover
Boothbay Region
Doctor Fuller and the Bath boyhood of a future physician
In 1951 The New Yorker features Dana W. Atchley recounting his boyhood in Bath Maine and the physician Dr Fuller who inspired his career. The piece recalls Fuller’s care during illnesses tonsil surgery and a sleigh ride memory that stays vivid through years.
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NEW Yorker Magazine
The
New Yorker
Dr. Fuller
Atchley
Fred A. Fuller
Washington Street
Portland
Maine Medical School
Bowdoin College
Bath
BIW
Fuller
Fuller, Jr
Edwin M. Fuller
Tufts Medical College
Bowdoin
Dana Winslow Atchley
W. A. Atchley
First Baptist
Atthley
New Jersey
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Englewood
N. J
New York City
Doctor Atchley
Dana W. Atchley
New Yorker Magazine, Inc
Maine
Front Street
Gift of human understanding surpasses scientific marvels
The speaker reflects that a man’s gift of human understanding was rarer and more powerful than his scientific achievements. He wishes to have later told him how deeply that value mattered, contrasting it with the marvels he accomplished.
Bath approves bids for fire chief car and uniforms
Bids opened at noon for a four door car for Bath's fire chief. Brooke Chevrolet of Bath low at 1350 dollars for a deluxe Ford model and Remick Auto Co. offered 1538 dollars for a Plymouth. Police uniforms funded. chief’s uniform cost to be determined.
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Bath
Brooke-Chevrolet
Ford Remick Auto Co
Cambridge
Charles A. Oes Wahagand
Aa Sellar
Central Fire Station Receives Major Renovations
The central fire station has been or is being renovated from floor to ceiling. The two large halls and the chief's office show fresh paint and the building is in its best condition ever.
Community notices seek church contacts for article placement
The passage invites groups and organizations to request article inclusion in the seat issue by contacting the pastor or Fred Fox, president of the MYF. It reflects a church community communications process and emphasizes coordinated outreach through these local leaders.
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Fred Fox
MYF
Form of games and course and present were discussed
A clipped note describes Wednesday evening activities focusing on form of games, course selections, and the present participants, mentioning Mrs. and others in a brief summary.
AT&T stockholders welcomed by executives
The Brady Dentons hosted by AT&T as guests of the company for a week. Leroy A. Wilson, AT&T president, presented a stock certificate marking a milestone for the firm noted as a leading private ownership and industrial production venture with vast telecommunication reach.
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Ephone
Brady Denton
New York
Leroy A. Wilson
Re .the and Co
Moe
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