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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1955

Page

6

Red McMann Retires After 37 Years at Bath Post Office

Edward J. Red McMann ends a 37 year career with the Bath Post Office effective Oct 31. He follows James E. McLaughlin, who also retired after 37 years. A Maine Elks leader, he helped start Bath recreation programs and local athletic fields bear his name. He is a longtime football and basketball official and serves with Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children.

Edward J. “Red’’ McMann Bath Post Office Edward J. “Red McMann Bath Post Office Department James E. McLaughlin Red Morse High School Maine Maine Elks Association Western Maine National Association of Football Officials Basketball Officials Association Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital Pine Tree Society Crippled Children’s Committee MEA

Bath Inner Wheel Club marks tenth anniversary celebration

The Bath Inner Wheel Club the first in the United States to affiliate with Inner Wheel marks its 10th anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs Frederick D Hill home. The club began as Bath Rotary Anns in 1937 later joining Inner Wheel in 1945 under Mrs Charles B Doyle presidency. Members have grown from 28 to 38 and support projects for Bath Memorial Hospital the Needlework Guild of America Togus Veterans Hospital and Morse High School programs including a public speaking contest and Dirigo Girls State sponsorship. The anniversary featured an original poem by Mrs Eugene M Desmond a decorated cake and guest sightings of charter member Mrs Domenic J Tardiff. Miss Stephanie Rush Morse High senior will speak at the November 17 meeting with hostesses named.

Inner Wheel United States Frederick D. Hill Bath Rotary Anns Mill Rotary Club Bath Rotary International Inner Wheel Clubs Charles B. Doyle Donald Emery Horace P. Herrick Hill George A. Sargent Bath Memorial Hospital Needlework Guild of America Togus Veteran’s Hospital Morse High School Dirigo Colby College Eugene M. Desmond Ira D. Nadine Earl W. Farnham William L. Skelton James A. Clappison Daniel T. Dougherty Wyatt Albertson Chester Allant Stephanie Rush Morse High Middle Street Miss Rush Dirigo Girls State Loring R. Addison Raymond W. Farnham Warren E. Kershner

Judge Bernstein on Juvenile Delinquency At Rotary Club

Judge Louis Bernstein of the Portland Municipal Court and Maine Judges' and Recorders' Association spoke to Bath Rotary on Tuesday. He outlined three angles to delinquency prevention punitive and probation, stressing the home church Y M C A scouting and schools as key community roles and noting delinquency is a broader social issue requiring citizen responsibility.

Judge Bernstein Rotary Club Louis Bernstein Portland Maine Judges’ and Recorders’ Association Bath Bernstein Arthur JD. Dolloff Bath Municipal Court

City Council Weighs Update to Curfew Law Here

Bath City Council probes the 1920 curfew ordinance under a committee led by Stanley Hunter to assess its history purpose and effects. The panel considers modernization to better curb late night juvenile activity while allowing sanctioned events.

Bath Stanley Hunter United States Hunter James Merwelliggan M. Wesley Mc

Open House at Morse High School Tuesday Evening

In observance of National Education Week Open House was held Tuesday evening at Morse High School. Principal Raymond Farnham welcomed attendees and the Morse High band performed. Parents toured the building with student guides and met teachers in their classrooms. Exhibits featured Latin Driver Education Guidance and Social Studies departments. A social hour with refreshments followed in the gym.

Morse High School J. Edward Pomeroy Lois Merrill Raymond W. Farnham Cecil V. Rowland Paul Johnson Peter Crocker Frank Blanchard Malcolm Hamilton Dawn Newcomb Patricia Mullaney Armando Cormier Dawn White Anna Lonn Richard Crabtree Carol Boudreau Patricia Baker Carol Worden Phyllis Gagner Grace Brown Sandra Moore Judith Gross Stephanie Rush

Sixty Firms Now Signed For C Of C

Five new pledges to Bath Chamber of Commerce were received today bringing total supporters to sixty. The new backers are Steen Co Inc Bath Bus Service Hotel Phoenix Excel Oil Co and J J Newberry Co. The pledge from H Small is listed today as one of the initial supporters.

Bath Chamber of Commerce H. Small Bath Chamber Steen Co., Inc Bath Bus Service Hotel Phoenix Excel Oil Co J. J. Newberry Co

Bath City Council weighs taking over housing projects and parks

Bath City Council discussed options to take over Hyde and Lambert Parks for low rent housing, and to pursue the feasibility of city ownership. Delinquent taxes, flag pole replacement at City Park, and park asset disposals dominated last week’s meeting, with plans to study cost, insurance and procedure before next session.

City Council Lambert Hyde Parks City Park Bath City City Hall Stanley Hunter Mitchell Stanley W. Judkins Donald F. Perry Frederick E. Drake, Jr Perry Judkins Hyde Lambert Parks Bath Police Department John F. Leonard Leonard Bath William O. Wagner Wagner Helen Moses Recreation Commission Ronald C. Oulton Goddards Sewall's Field Hyde Park Goddard's Pond Goddard's

Executive Board Of The Greater Bath Council Of Churches Meets Last Week

The executive board met at Sedgwick to review the Maine Council's 17th anniversary and its goals for expanded religious service. Reports from departments were heard. plans for World Community Day were announced. budget requests were discussed. mass meeting speakers and future canvasses were outlined with emphasis on public support and publicity.

Greater Bath Council of Churches Greater Bath Council of Women

Membership Drive Grows as Bath Seeks Chamber of Commerce

Genesta Chapter OES hosts officers and guests as Bath proceeds with a push to form a Chamber of Commerce. More than 48 professionals sign pledges exceeding $2000 for dues, aiming to fund a full time executive. The Nov 22 meeting will review progress and set organization steps.

Chamber of Commerce Bath March of Dimes Ralph W. Bartlett Rockland Chamber of Commerce Bartlett Lime City Chamber Rockland Chamber Rockland State Chamber of Commerce Arthur W. Gediman the Gibbons Company Greenblatt’s A. Hallet & Co Hallowell Amoco Hutchins’ Kitchen Co N. Gratz Jackson, Inc Kennebec Greenhouses Mademoiselle Arthur F. Mayo & Son JH. Miller, Inc Miller the Tailor Nick's Coffee Shop Opera House Parry's

Hawkes Speaks At D A R Meeting In Maine Friday

Robert C. Hawkes superintendent of the Maine Opportunity Farm was guest speaker at Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R. He discussed school activities with film of student work. Two new members joined and Christmas gifts for the Opportunity Farm were collected.

Robert C. Hawkes Maine Opportunity Farm Colonel Dummer Sewall D.A.R Hawkes Dummer Sewall Opportunity Farm Catherine C. Owen Lillian Stevens Farnham Norman W. Howard Helen Snow Augusta Leroy F. Hussey National Association of D.A.R Continental Congress Washington Louise Carlton Mildred Albee Susan Reed Elwina Durgin DAR Homer Potter William Armstrong

Woolwich C. D. First Aid to Meet Tuesday

The Woolwich Civil Defense first aid service unit will gather at Woolwich Central School Tuesday evening at 7 30. A film titled Flash of Darkness will be shown, provided by Maine Civil Defense public relations director C Bruce Wright. Members hail from Georgetown Arrowsic and Woolwich.

First Aid Services of Civil Defense Woolwich Central School Wallace Ham C. Bruce Wright Maine Civil Defense Georgetown Arrowsic Woolwich

Buckshot Shatters Taxi Windshield in Bath Incident

Bath taxi driver Forrest C. Legard reports buckshot from a shotgun shattered his windshield as he crossed the Dike near Woolwich. The safety glass prevented injury though two pellets pierced the glass and one dented the trim. The shots occurred around 4 30 a.m. and appeared to come from the driver side.

Legard Woolwich Forrest C. Legard Bath

Americanism Cosmopolitan Club plans pre Christmas sale supper

The Cosmopolitan club announced plans for its annual pre Christmas sale and supper to be held on Nov 19. Mrs Carroll A Deering and Mrs William Davis were named co chairmen of arrangements with Miss Alice Johnson and Mrs John Gillespie assisting in the dining room.

Cosmopolitan Club Carroll A. Deering William Davis Alice Johnson John Gillespie Arthur Eseley Bernard Knight Louis Annis Louis Silverman Gerard T. Billington Addiella Palmer Melvina Vachon Joseph I. Smith Myron Heenie Louis Petlock Allan Noble Mary Leonard Ada Y. Greenblatt Sumner Sewall Isadore Singer Mildred G. Nichols Ella Bates Elizabeth Moffatt Alice Nowell Edward Murphy Jennie Walker Rachel Nichols Ivan A. Trueworthy Stella Leonard Linwood F. Boardman Frank Saunders Daniel Matter Kenneth Codby White Elephant Ernest Bailey Alfred McCabe J. Arthur Burgess Kenneth Colby Greenblatt A. M. Main Auburn Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Drama Club Augusta State Hospital Bernice McGlinchy Elizabeth Hartsgrove Granville Colby James Day Harry L. Day Paul Boudreau Schubert Rachmaninoff John Schaum James United States America Germaine Bonney Bath Junior High School Miss Bonney University of Maine Abbott Redlon John Hayes Mildred Corkum Corkum French Morocco

Woolwich-Dresden Area Leads In Number Of Deer

The Woolwich-Dresden area records 14 of 15 deer kills across Saturday and Monday with one deer tagged by Fred J. Baldwin, Woolwich, at the Sagadahoc Sports Center. Deer taken include does by David Gauvin of Bath and Richard Lutz of Bath, among others.

Woolwich-Dresden Woolwich Fred J. Baldwin Sagadahoc David Gauvin Bath Doe Dresden Richard Lutz Willard

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Maine West The Maine Elks Past Exalted Rulers Association Edward J. “Red” McMann Bath Inner Wheel Club Memorial Hospital Edward W. Bridgham Bath Inner Wheel C. of C John W. Thayer, Jr Hanwood Street Gowan Nursing Home Washington Street Lord Street Granite Western Avenue Bath Times Department of Community and Church Karcher Jackson Donald Webber Winter Street Walter Upham Department of Christian Education University of Life Department of Youth Carlyle Tabor Hyde Rehabilitation Hospital H Mary Whitehead Ministers Association Martin Luther Mr Whitehead Phippsburg Executive Council United Church Genesta Quest Genesta Chapter Eleanor Merchant Russell Merchant Leah Page Sarah Shaw Carroll Hodgkins Millward Patten Margaret Stanwood Vermaranda Stanford Puerto Rico Lucille McCann New Gloucester Melville West Rockport Anita Ferguson Richmond Shirley Allen Ruth Fuller Marion Kyes Gardiner Mae Ward Elizabeth Whitam Dorothy Brown Freeport Lillian Howe Marshal Ira Hodgkins Ruth Lee Mary Brown Durham Ruth Theo Maxcey Yarmouth Esther Edna Purinton Lisbon Falls Martha Barbara Barton Brunswick Electa Marion Ashe Frank Skillin Wiscasset Sentinel Worthy North End Center South End Ruth Hathorne Arthur Stilphen Cyrus Ashe Martha Bertrand Marguerite Cutting Mildred McCall Dorothy Pratt Woolwich C. D
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