Auxiliary Doing Much Good Work at the Hospital
The hospital auxiliary reports seven members contributed seventeen hours in October aiding patients with calls and refreshments. Key volunteers include Mrs. Bragg, Mrs. Torrey, and Mrs. Carney. Ward service and office efforts totaled substantial hours. fundraising and membership efforts continue as directors review the semi annual Cozy Corner and shop valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bragg
Quinky
W. S. Newell
Javil
Torrey
Kei
The
Joseph O. Purdue
J. Haviland Torrey
Sewall
Ae Torrey
Otis Card
Vinceyt Carroll
Jey Footer
Eee le
Horace Morse
Reinoehl
Lord St. Martin
Harry Carney
Ralph Stetson
Harold Avery Sr
James Mae Nelson
Theodore Watson
J. Arthur Burgess
George Gardenier
Edward
Edward Dale Alexander MacDonald
Sas ElacAllter
Ella Ses
Fruit at Room Temperature Versus Refrigerated Conditions
A fragmented note discusses fruit kept at room temperature versus chilling in a refrigerator. It suggests temperature affects texture and freshness, though the exact details are unclear from the OCR.
Halloween Night Vandalism Tops Previous Records in City
City marshal Percy W. Kingsbury logged unprecedented Halloween vandalism. Across all districts youths and others decorated windows with wax, sparked false alarms, damaged fences, signs, and lights, and caused scattered fires as metal shortages hindered repairs. Four teens face municipal court after police nabbed them near fire alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Kingsbury
Mleodea
Combe Ghar
Marshal Kingsbury
Union Street
Owen
Sera Bee
City Hall
Federal Housing Authority
Lambert Park
High Street
Western Avenue
Middle Street
Diamond Edge Sparks Battle Over Hardness Debate
A terse discussion centers on the diamond’s famed hardness and its limitations in cutting. Experts weigh material properties, with chemists and geologists providing contrasting views on practical uses and theoretical boundaries.
Maine warns hunters as fatal shootings rise in woods
Inland Fish and Game Commissioner George J. Stobie warned Maine sportsmen that the state will enforce strict penalties for negligent shooting. He cited lifelong license bans for shooters who kill another person and up to 1000 fine and 10 years in prison, urging hunters to look twice before firing to prevent tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Fish and Game
Peete
State Attorney General's Office
Maine Woods
Republican Women's Club Meeting Promised in Bowdoinham
The Republican Women's club of Sagadahoc County and male friends will gather Tuesday evening November 12 in Bowdoinham for a covered dish supper and a round table discussion on juvenile delinquency. Guests include Nellie F. Stevens and Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Win Purinton may also attend. Attendees should notify Mrs. Carroll Deering at 908. Mr and Mrs Burt Osgood and family move to 83 South Street from Middle Street with Mrs Osgood's parents in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women's Club
Sagadahoc County
Bowdoinham
Nellie F. Stevens
State School For Girls
Hallowell
Gardiner R. Deering
Win M. Purinton
State School For Boys
South Portland
Carroll Deering
Burt Osgood
Maine State Older Boys Conference to Feature Dr. Paul McGlurkin
Dr. Paul T. McGlurkin of Hadley Massachusetts will be a main speaker at the thirty fifth Maine State Older Boys Conference in Auburn Lewiston November 15 to 17. He will address fifty delegates on Make Your Youth Pay Dividends and The Challenge of An Atomic Age, with a background in youth work and psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. McGlurkin
Hadley
Mass
Maine
Auburn- Lewiston
Calvin J. Martin
Y.M.C. A
McClurkin
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pasadena College
Western Theological Seminary
Hartford Seminary Foundation
First Presbyterian Church
Rochester
South Congregational Church
East Hartford
Conn
Edwards Congregational
Northampton
First Congregational Church
WHAI
South End P T A Holds Meeting With Large Turnout
South End P T A met Tuesday evening at the South Street school with a large attendance. Mrs. Herbert Morse presided as president, and Mrs. Mark Jackson accompanied by piano led singing. The group voted to donate to Bath Memorial hospital, to provide Christmas candy bags, and to hold a December Christmas sale and supper with co chairmen Mrs. Carroll Deering and Mrs. Orris Ames. A cook booth at Ye Auld Tyme Faire was denied. The association continues its library fund and publicity for new memberships, with the banner to be displayed in three schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Zilpha Richardson
Carroll Deering
Orris Ames
P.T.A
P. T
Association
Minnie Gray
Weeks Street
Dorothy Plummer
South Street
Marjorie Palmer
Mitchell
Maine deer hunt yields bold open season figures
Augusta officials estimate about 30 deer per hour are shot in Maine's hunting season with a conservative yearly kill around 25 000 white tails. Wardens report strong buck movement and notable out of state shooting while women hunters prove highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Augusta
Maine
Pine Tree
Wirman
Lynne Lambrecht
John R
Ross
Earl Loftquest
Providence
R. I
Portland
Lawrence Gray
Farmingdale
Guilford
Fred Gray
Young Gray
Charles E. Harriman
Mapleton
Harriman
Levi S. Dow
Eagle Lake
Aroostook County
Price Control Board Closes to Public as of Nov 4
Harold P. Small, chairman, reports that all local Price Control Boards are closed to the public as of Monday, Nov 4. Telegram from the board continues on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Local Price Control Board
Mr. Small
Tax Assessor Speaks at Bath Forum on Manager Government
David Stevens Maine Tax Assessor and former Maine Municipal Association president spoke at Morse High School to about 60 Bath residents. He discussed the manager form of government, noting its advantages and limits and stressing that success depends on personnel and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Forum
Morse High School
David Stevens
Maine Municipal Association
Stevens
Bath
Bath students enroll at University of Maine Brunswick campus
About 800 freshmen study at the Brunswick annex housed on the former Naval Air Station site. Total university enrollment exceeds 4,000 with 2,260 at Orono and 800 at Brunswick, a wartime enrollment surge. Bath-area students include George M. Carlton, Anthony J. DiMario, George E. Poulos, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
University of Maine
Naval Air Station
Bruick
Orono
Bath Area
George M. Carlton
Anthony J. DiMario
George E. Poulos
Robert C. Rosenberg
Karl H. Stiles
James P. Sutherland
Joseph E. Swanton
Roland B. Tanguay
Richard F. Tallini
Paul F. Tourtillotte
Malcolm R. Varney
Lawrence H. Waite
Richard K. Watson
Raymond J. Ingalls
Christopher J. Gill
Dr Milton Stephenson Visitation to New Jerusalem Chapter
Dr Milton C Stephenson of High Street traveled to Wiscasset on Tuesday evening for his annual visitation to New Jerusalem Chapter Royal Arch Masons. He serves as the District Deputy Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Stephenson
High Street
Wiscasset
New Jerusalem
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter
Maine
Four WWII Veterans Plan Maine Coast Fishing Venture
Four Bath veterans of World War II plan to fish off the Maine coast and ship catches to Boston markets. Owners Frank A. Quaglietta and Donald Le Febvre, with crew Andrew Csorosz and Lawrence Hill, will base the 33-foot Jonesport sportfisherman at Bay Point when ice blocks the river. Built at Scott's boat yard in South Portland, Pegasus costs about $4000 with cedar hull and 20 knot speed, carrying eight tons of fish and equipped with 550 trawls and gear for tuna landings.
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Bath
Maine
Boston
Frank A. Quaglietta
Drayton Road
Donald LeFebvre
Jonesport
Andrew Csorosz
Lawrence Hill
Guin Island
Bay Point
Scott’s Boat Yard
South Portland
Former Bath Boy Aged 15 Bags 250-Pound Bear
Miss Janice Knight received a letter from Carlton Stanchfield recounting a hunting incident two weeks earlier. A 15-year-old with a 20 gauge shot a 250 pound bear at close range after it charged, then the companion finished it with buckshot and birdshot to ensure the kill. The game warden commented the event was rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Knight
Bernard A. Knight
Central Avenue
Hyde Park Terrace
Carlton Stanchfield
Monson
Huse School
Sampson
Free potatoes to 350 Maine schools in lunch program
Orono on November 6, 350 Maine schools in hot lunch programs will receive free potatoes for about 20,000 pupils. Richard G. Souther district program assistant of the Production and Marketing Administration said the offer helps store a year’s supply now and relieves frost proof storage shortages in northern Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Maine
Richard G. Souther
Production and Marketing Administration
Souther
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Yortand
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Walace
Winter Harbor
Price Control Board
U. OF M
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Socony
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Nebraska
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