Ham Grange Set For September Boosters Meeting
Officers will bring a member each with Frank Fred Neal and Edward Waters named as executive committee. Lecturer Doris Wing will speak on September 27 at Boosters' Meet where over 300 were present.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
4
Mohiba Week At School With Varieties And Ball
Mane on Mohiba SHOW program features Alkazin as faculty advisor Doreen Willis and Barbara Hartsgrove as student chairmen Publicity by Katteerd Edwards with staff and student leaders Mohiba Ball to be used again in Varieties after strong turnout over 100 students sign up for Mohiba events Varieties set for November 18 19 in the school auditorium Mohiba Ball scheduled November 21 four classes nominate queens candidates to succeed Miss Jean Anderson who graduated in June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alkazin
Doreen Willis
Barbara Hartsgrove
M Facult
Katteerd Edwards
Star
Alty
Mise Millan
Patricia Worden
Jean Anderson
Maine Women's Club Plans Meeting Next Week
The Maine Women's Club announces a meeting at the Bloomfield home of Mrs. A. B. DesRochers on Saturday. New officers for 1947-48 include President Miss Beulah E. Withee and several vice presidents, treasurer, recording secretary, and auditor, with various members named in official posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. DesRochers
and Albert
Victoria
Essex Avenue
Bloomfield
N. J
Beulah E. Withee
James Thornton
Miss Abilee
Harriman
Reco
William D. Bullard
Corre
Elever
C. Edminster
Aes Ee
Ruth E Cai
Two intoxication cases heard by Judge Deering
In Municipal Court Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over two intoxication cases. Both defendants pleaded guilty and the judge placed the cases on file on condition they leave town to seek employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Local charity tea aids Hyde Memorial crippled children
A veterans group held a tea at Hyde Memorial to support crippled children, renewing gifts and inviting continued help from Mrs. Warren Hawley and Conk Doiron. The event aimed to sustain the charity and encourage ongoing community support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionben
Hyde Memorial
Warren Hawley
Doiron Commons
Toorgani
Ual
Mizpah Class Meets With Mrs Cooner
Mizpah class of First Baptist church held fall meetings after summer recess at Mrs. Wilbur Cooner's Bedford Road home. The session opened with prayer and a business meeting elected officers for the year including Mrs. Har Thayer as treasurer. Plans for the year include a parish meeting and Christmas sale with social time to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Wilbur Cooner
Bedford Road
Har- Thayer
Parks
Leland Green
Sagadahoc Boy Scouts District Meeting Held
A Sagadahoc District Boy Scouts meeting convened Thursday at cy hall with Chairman Merle Niles. Reports from district chairmen outlined plans for November and a busy year ahead. Scoutland concept discussed to provide year round access. William Ziegler Jr spoke of training at Indiana University and introduced Dan Johnson, a camping specialist, whose presence could boost local Scouting. The session closed at 10 p m with solid plans for the year and a probable boom in Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Sagadahoc
Cy Hall
Merle Niles
William Ziegler, Jr
University of Indiana
Dan Johnson
Legal note on Rhode Island murder sentences
A man convicted of murder in Rhode Island faces life imprisonment. If he commits murder while under life sentence, he can be hanged as a subsequent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Unty Teachers Form New Group
At a meet held in Jefferson members formed a local group with Mrs Granville M Colby of Bath as president Perry Wortman of Boothbay named vice president and Sherman as secretary-treasurer. Peterson Waldoboro and Helenee Jefferson were elected to the executive committee with Ivan Prue, Bath, as a member. They were chosen for the nominating committee of the Maine Teachers association and plan to adopt a constitution by laws and call a Spring meeting. A concert is planned for another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ee A
Granville M. “Colby
Bath
Perry Wortman
Boothbay
En Sherman
Sset
Peterson
Waldoboro
Helenee Jefferson
Ivan Prue
Worthy
Maine Teachers’ Association
NEW BOILERS ARRIVE FOR BATH REAL ESTATE BUILDINGS
Boilers for the Ad hoc Real Estate Association arrived in Bath Tuesday evening by rail from the West Coast. A crew began installation in Sa block and engineers expect operation within a week to 10 days. Tenants had faced heat shortages prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adahoc Real Estate Association
Bath
West Coast
Sablock
Exeter guest attends Melvin Jones week event
William Temple of Exeter New Hampshire, a former Bath druggist, was a guest as Mussenden presented an ash tray and standing work during Melvin Jones week amid discussions on financing and youth baseball participation and a suitable building need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussenden
Agann
Melvin Jones
Ae William ‘Temple
Exeter
N. H
Bath
Club 42 Sets Up Next Social Meeting Details
Club 42 met in its rooms last week with Mrs. Ed and others to plan the year's cleanup and May 11 December event. Next Wednesday brings a new business meeting with entertainment and guest invitations. Committee members listed include Mrs Graydon Smith Mrs Barbara and Mrs Everett Cook. The weekly prize was awarded to Mrs Jen Ryall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoebel
Meister
Graydon Smith
Barbara
Robert Pletts
Everett Cook
Jen Ryall
Going Away Party for Two Youngsters
A going away party was held at the home of Mrs. Charles ine on Center Street for Robert and Carol Men- Wednesday of last week. Guests were treated to decorations and cake as they prepared to move with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Carol
Charles Ine
Center Street
Stone
Tommy the Guets
Congress Shirt Company turkey pacers for employees halted
The notice reports Congress Shirt Company halting turkey pacers for Hadwil employees and delaying a dive to celebrate a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Shirt Company
Trusting a Baby to Someone Under Eighteen
A brief note questions the safety of entrusting an infant to an individual younger than 18. It discusses concerns about safeguarding and caregiver responsibility in informal settings.
Meeting Notes: November Session Planned
Voters chose temporary chair Mrs Rebecca Ferguson. Mrs Zeny Ettain will host in the dining room with Mrs Will overseeing. The meeting will begin in Roverber and a November session was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeny Ettain
Will
Regeree
Rebecca Fergueit
Roverber
Local Arts Calendar Ignores Exact Dates for Morse Mohiba
The notice announces Morse Mohiba presented during the week of November 17 with Mohiba as director in past years. It mentions Jon Eecog Peper involved in evenings of that week and notes plans to present again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohiba
Jon Eecog Peper
Bath boy serving with crew of Haida
A Bath man serving aboard the Haida is pictured in Life magazine as part of the ship’s crew. He, son of a Bath resident, writes his mother that the voyage is enjoyable while the ship is tied up and others fish nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Boy
Haida
Life
Jeyne David Welch
John Grindell
Brunswick Road
Bath
Den
Community notices and local movements reported
The page records social, religious, and civic notes including service guests, volunteers honored by Hart and Correll, Pythian Sisters attending church events, and locals traveling to Boston and Orono. It mentions a trackman entering the University of Maine Annex, a house director appointment, and a Bay Store accident with Curtis receiving injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Sharey
Fred Leavitt
Butheir
Ecoutmaster
Hart
Correll Artis
Herschel] McEwen
Arnold Tourtelotte
Leoneens
Harles Lowery
Kennebec Knights of Pythias
McDonald Temple
Ral
Richard Dennn Hsroia
Hobart
Boston
Clayton Mitchell
MORA
University of Maine
Astrid Boyeson
Orono
North Estabrook Hall
Students announce plans for Mohiba program this week
About 100 students intend to join a Mohiba program. Officials will announce the final list this week or early next week, confirming which students will participate.
Weather record hints at warmest month comparison
The report notes this year’s warmest month at a specific hour on the 15th, versus 64 on the 28th last year. It mentions morning lows around 27 to 31 with ice formation, and recalls last year’s morning high of 95 on the 24th, indicating notable temperature contrasts year over year.
Local residents attend Pine Cone scene lodge gathering
Edw Moore and several city residents including Mrs. Herbert Coombs and Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman were among attendees at a Pine Cone lodge event. Other guests included Mrs Elena and visitors from Pond staying with Misses Pearl Gladys and Doris Ray during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al x
Edw Moore
Herbert
William Coombs
Henry T. B. Leeman
Pine Cone Scenek Lodge
Casset
Elena
Pond
Misses Pearl
Gladys
Doris Ray
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Langs
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Morse High School
Maine
First Federal Savings Loan Association
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Bath. ME
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard and
Jim
Timken
Washington ST. Corner
South
S. Tel
Alice Burgess
Mrs
Grace Blair
UNTY
Ted Rih
Inverit
Club 42
George Hackett
Sun
Pha
Lawrence Hackett
Curtis
Anutomobile Satuntey Aventay
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Aaa
Ladd
Lamour Preston
Joan Leslie
Eee Ees
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