Bath Sees Changes At Schools And Community Events
In Bath on November 6 1917 the board of education approved placing algebra into the ninth grade and starting trig in the high school. A new high school teacher and new principals and teachers were elected. The column notes community visits, war effort activities, fundraisers, and local movements including a dance, football plans, troop updates, and preparations for soldiers overseas.
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Bath Junior High School
Board of Education
South Street
Navy Base VP 7 News Letter Highlights Crew Moves
VP 7 notes blend shipboard life and departures. Chick Samuelson welcomes a baby girl while Ed Dobson and Fred Phelps return from absences. Crew Eight dominates basketball, while Crew Ten shares travel stories from the Azores to Lisbon. A Portuguese bullfight tale and base mail questions add lighter notes.
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VP-7
Argentina
Chick" Samuelson
Roy Turk
Frobisher Bay
Portemough Navial Hospital
Fred
Justice School
Bowlin
Allison
Liates
Bud’ Sehelp
Missouri
Benner
Weeh
Fort Baldwin Club Receives New Gear for Eleven Players
From Fort Baldwin the MHS athletic club has received enough swiaters and football pants to outfit the entire eleven. Ship Edward Sewall, Captain Richard Quick, is discharging quebracho wood at an Atlantic port and will soon take on a cargo of case oil, then sail for South America. At the Universalist church Wednesday evening under the Fortnightly club La Baronne Huard, Frances Wil-
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Edward Sewall
New York City
Coast Guard
Azores
Lejas
Anura
Fort Baldwin
MHS Athletic Club
Atlantic
South America
Universalist Church
la Baronne Huard
Frances Wil
Local News Roundup and Social Notes
Service flags mark two homes on Washington Street with one and two stars. An eight piece orchestra performs on a new Armory stage for a Saturday crowd with moonlight dances and fresh refreshments. Emery Wing drives to Portland for a fruit show. Haverfield family, Mrs. Haverfield and Herbert sail to Boston. Ernest Wood visits Portsmouth. Miss Grace Eg continues social rounds with friends.
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William D. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
the Armory
Belanger Submits Award Proposal For Superset Of Glass
Belanger submitted a supremestion for substituting glass in ballast stations, yielding 6600 per year and a 70 check awarded to him, presented to his son Charles with Mrs Belanger in attendance. Belanger began work at the station in December 1951 and died October 1957. Military housing listings sought near Bath Brunswick area. Air Force introduces Lon gen sity Service Award with four year eligibility and oak leaf devices with future blue ribbon issuance expected March 1958.
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Laurier
Belanger
Charles
Belireer
S Nation
Washington
Arps
Air Force
Rainbow Girls Plan Christmas Tea and Events
Bath Assembly of Rainbow for Girls announced a Christmas tea to be held at the home of Worthy Advisor Ellen Low on Granite Street with date to be announced. Seven candidates were initiated this week: Barbara Brown Deborah Anderson Linda McIntosh Geneva Mae Russell Sharon Wedge. A rummage sale is set for Saturday under Miss Low’s chair, plus a swap party planned for November 22.
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Bath Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Assembly
Masonic Temple
Ellen Low
Granite Street
Barbara Brown
Deborah Anderson
Linda McIntosh
Geneva Mae Russell
Sharon Wedge
Richmond
Miss Low
Cyrus Ashe
Judith G@olby
Lucy Lee Smith
Carol Smith
Percy Low
Athana Gillespie
Rainbow Advisory Council
Frocker Home
October City Manager Report details municipal activity
City Manager Stanley W. Judkins reported October activity to City Council. Police logged 56 arrests, 18 fatal motor vehicle crashes, and 175 miscellaneous complaints with 3 ambulance calls. Fire crews received 14 alarms and issued 14 building permits valued at 29 485. Cemetery and parks work included burials, monument foundations, and grounds maintenance. Highway and sewer部门 noted extensive street and drainage projects, patching, and widening. Community Center averaged 7 attendees with 42 total membership. 6 independent libraries hosted events. Water system valves and skating rink facilities were serviced for future storms. Communicable disease saw measles and tuberculosis cases. 33 noninfectious cases were reported with 8 inspections on complaint and 15 initiated by command staff.
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Parks Dept
Oak Grove
Maple Grove
Lisbon Falls
City Park
Wirohip
Ceerner Oat Center
Floral m
Muse
Center Street
Charles ‘Free
Fleral Street
Morein Street
Huse School
Highway Department
Toalhmee
Repis
Mor
Goddard
Hyde Park
Geedard
Dinner guests gather from Chelsea and Boothbay Harbor
Miss Fthel Barter of 118 Academy Street hosted dinner Monday with her sister Mrs Florence Hogans and son Paul of Chelsea Massachusetts and Miss Inez Sawyer from Boothbay Harbor.
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Fthel Barter
Academy Street
Florence Hogans
Paul
Chelsea
Mass
Inez Sawyer
Boothbay Harbor
State Health Dept Comments on The Flu Situation
One tuberculosis case in Bath and one case of German measles and nine of mumps in West Bath were included in the latest report of State Department of Health and Welfare. The report also discusses the influenza outlook in Maine noting a statewide epidemic ongoing since late September with absenteeism rising in industries and schools. It urges vaccination, notes vaccine scarcity ending, and lists danger signals prompting medical attention. Five influenza related pneumonia deaths are reported with more likely in records pending town clerks.
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Bath
West Bath
State Department of Health and Welfare
Maine
Fee
Engagement Announced for Patricia Ann Mullaney and Robert N Westlake
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Mullaney of 998 High Street announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann Mullaney to Robert N Westlake USN son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Westlake Hazel Park Midh. Patricia is a Morse High School graduate of 1057 and employed at Adams Press Jin. Robert Westlake a Crathole Central High School graduate is now stationed in Argentina.
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High Street
Mees
Patricia Ann Mullaney
ATS
Robert N Westlake
Clarence No Westlake
Hazel Park Midh
Mulley
Morse High School
Adams Press
Jin
Westlike
Central Weigh School
Hazel Park
Argentina
Beads and Trade Noted in 18th Century Maine to California
Fragmentary notes describe beads found from Maine to Mississippi and Texas to California on 18th century sites. Mentions monopoly on plass beads and import routes to supply new world buyers. Genevea Chaney and others listed in probate notices with dates and bonds.
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Maine
Mississippi
Texas
California
Haly
New World
Ladies' Aid Meeting Hosts Guest Speaker Nov 15
Ladies' Aid of Winter Street Church announced ex Bath Area Chamber of Commerce executive secretary Richard B. MacLennan will speak at the November 15 meeting. Hostesses for the upcoming session were Mrs. David Alkazin Mrs. Susie Clark and Mrs. Arthur Purington.
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Richard B. MacLennan
Bath Area
Alton Berry
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bath Council of Church Women
Anna Hil
Milton C.trott
Harry F. Morin
Fred J. Hig-gins
Central Sunday School Changes Class Hours
Central Congregational church Sunday School announces new class times. Fifth grade to high school meet at 9 15 am and preschool through fourth grade at 9 37 am to free space in the parish house during Sunday school hours and ease overcrowding.
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Central Sunday
Central Congregational Church
Banquet Hosted by Maine Maritime Academy Chapter
Southwestern Maine Chapter of Maine Maritime Academy held its monthly meeting and banquet at Old Orchard. Rear Adm. John A Glick academy superintendent acted as guest speaker. Bath attendees included several couples and individuals such as Stewart V. McAllister and Edward Footer.
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Southwestern
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc Court Proceedings
Probate court in Bath Sagadahoc invites interested parties to appear on December 3 for numerous petitions. Notices name executors administrators and guardians including Morel Simonds Erma Parke Audine Robinson Florence Jewell and others with accounts and proposed admin appointments. Several estates seek bondless administration licenses to sell real estate and compromise claims including Allan Spear for Nine Thousand Three Hundred Dollars.
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Savadahoe
Geneva
G Chaney
Bath
Goldie
Chaney
Girardian
Simon M Stewart
Bath Tel En Stradiwak
Cornrdi
Ata
Cand
Sagadahoc
Path
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Enid
Simonds
Phionshore
Testa- Hpeerup
Morel Vo Simonds
Fria Vo Burke
Hoeeuters
Harald M Simonds
Erma Vo Parke
George KO Getchele
Wirth Bath
Maurice Buge
Skilelin
Piippshbure
Thetos Mi Skittin
Carlton W Rideout
Tathood
John P Carey
Edna M Dana
Woolwich
Eben Dana
James TE McNeid
Dedesea
June Parks Lewis
Forrest R Few
Gardiner D. Howers
Oscar Freeman Thorn
Oscar RO Marsh
Frank FE Ward
Allan Spear
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