Bath society notes mark birthdays and visits
Gerald Little's fifth birthday party drew 20 friends with Bath and Phippsburg guests. Local families and relatives, including Mrs. Carrie Little and Mrs. Blaisdell, helped with games, sandwiches, fruit punch, ice cream and cake as June-like social updates cover school graduates, hospital visits, travel to Alexandria and Dartmouth, and community events across Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Little
Bath
Holly Hutchins
Susan Grevers
Edriele Little
Greig Jenkins
Ppeburg
Vicky
Norma
Dianne Blaisdell
Dudley
Boyd Harrington
Jimmie
Ma Owen
Tommy Totman
Johnnie McCourt
George Bowker
Mary Ann
Bobby Ty
Jack Henderson
Tommy Little
Carrie Little
William Blaisdell
Mrs. Little
Bath Water District ballots end in Glynn victory
On ballots in Bath the first rounds favored Doyle Glynn and Carter with Doyle five votes, Glynn four, Carter four. After five rounds Glynn finally reached seven to win a three year Bath Water District trustee seat, while Carter and Doyle trailed. The meeting also discussed seniority lists for police, pay raises, loading zones, West Bath school transport, and Troop's Kelley-Spear property lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Glynn
Carter
Water District
Bath Water District
Allen
Recreation Commission
Dickson
Edwin R. Andrews
Andrews
Ross
Municipal Police Report September 1950 Highlights
The report shows 45 arrests in September 1950 including 44 men and one woman. Personal property stolen and recovered totaled 156 dollars each. 3 bicycles stolen and 2 recovered. It notes 165 complaints investigated and 14 wrecks reported. 25 people given lodging. Bertram Leask joined the force on September 22 and Chief Moriarty attended a New England meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Bertram Leask
Moriarty
New England
Municipal Report Details September 1950 City Work and Welfare
City departments report September 1950 activity including road repairs sweeping patching and grading twelve sewer complaints and cleaning 375 catch basins two new basins constructed and gravel hauled for cold patch work. Public welfare higher caseload with 70 cases 224 persons. Burial and park work at Oak Grove Cemetery plus health cases and disposal trips. Parking meter income and bid results for Plummer Home sinks. Insurance schedule revised increasing values at Morse High Mitchell schools with proposal for further increases. City Manager Ralph Mittendorf signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Chiefs of Relief
Poland
City Hall
Washington Street
Hunt Street
North Bath
Cemetery & Park Department
Oak Grove
Leeman Highway
L. M. King
Willard H. McCabe
Morse High School
Mitchell School
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Wooden light poles pulled down along Front Street
A Central Maine Power Co crew used lines and axes to remove six old wooden light poles between Arch and Summer streets. One pole in front of Povich's clothing store still shows horse era wrappings, as workers began pulling down others near Mike Zoome's stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Central Maine Power Co
Arch
Summer Streets
Povich
Mike Zoome
Front Street Poles Removed Improve Street Appeal
Poles on Front Street were removed and replaced with a cement base for a mailbox and a new steel fire box pole near Bath Community Center. The east side no longer looks gaunt, now brighter. the 1948 Chamber of Commerce led by Roy Stewart had urged removal, and the deed is finally done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hotel
Bath Community Center
Front Street
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Stewart
Hospital Fair Rummage Sale Plans Expanded
Mrs Eastham Guild Jr Mrs Howard Mayo and Mrs William W Dennison chair a larger rummage sale for the Hospital Fair meeting at Mrs Dennison home in Tucson last week plans include telephoning and house to house collection. The sale at Bath Iron Works Recreation hall Washington street Friday Oct 20 at 2. Soft drinks will be served. Call 94 W for Mrs Dennison 1543 for Mrs Guild or 116 W2 for Mrs Mayo to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastham Guild, Jr
Howard Mayo
William W. Dennison
Dennison
Green Street
Tucson
Bath Iron Works
Washington Street
Guild
Mayo
Bath Bok Co. Ratifies First Labor Contract
Bath Bok Co. approved its first labor contract with two firms at a City hall meeting led by NE director Paul Hovey and organizer Alonzo F. Young. The pact, retroactive to Sept 1, raises wages 10 cents an hour plant wide and grants one week paid vacation, paid holidays, and shared hospitalization and sickness benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Bok Co
Lnbort
City Hall
Paul H. Hovey
New England
Alonzo F. Young
Bearticene Brotherhood Ofilmakers, Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America
Hovey
Sagadahoc Ferry Mother's Club Meeting Notes
The Sagadahoc Ferry Mother's Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Merrie Mallard's home. The group discussed and approved a November 10 food sale at 1 30 p.m. at the Commercial Market on Front Street with Mrs. Betty Brown as committee chair. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Eleanor Casey. The next meeting is planned for October 19 with venue TBA. Attending were many members and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Albion Woddside, Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt, Quincy. Mrs. George Knowlton. and Mrs. James O'Brien of Westbrook visiting the Watsons at Quaker Point cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mothers’ Club
Merrie Mallard
Elva Edwards
Front Street
Betty Brown
Eleanor Casey
Ruth Leavitt
Carol Robbins
Catherine Harris
Ruth Rice
Shirley Hemmingway
Harriet Hay
Marjorie Hale
Fran Moffitt
Ruth Orr
Arthur Orr
Arlene Strout
Sadie Thomas
Mary St. Pierre
Albion Woodside
Pasadena
Calif
George Pratt
Quincy
George Knowlton
James O’brien
Westbrook
Theodore Watson
Quaker Point
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George DeWolfe
Wesley Simpson
George Middleton
Walter E. Hill, Jr
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
John T. Young
Bangor
Alexandria
Ernest Snow
Freeport
Mercie MacFadden
Bedford Street
Fryeburg Fair
William Hill
Waterville
John Parker, Jr
Summer Street
Dartmouth College
Hanover, N. H
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
Roger M. Luke
Grace Episcopal Church
Maine Woman's Auxiliary
St. Saviour’s Church
Bar Harbor
James P. Sutherland, Jr
James P. Sutherland
Center Street
R. C. A Victor Co
Lancaster
Helen Catherine Caldwell Jacobson
Montreal
Que
Caldwell Jacobson
Helen Caldwell Jacobson
U. S
Colin Lorne West
Notre Dame de Grace
Rosedale United Church
Walter E. Edge
Princeton, N. J
Small Int
Gun Club
Eugene Bowker
Gene, Jr
Cindy
Kittery
Jay K. Bowker
Phippsburg
Cecil Fullerton
Huse Street
Gene
Bowker Farm
Fullertons
Valarie
Harry Fullerton
John C. Phillips
Cambridge
Mass
Small Point
Phillips
Eleanor Hyde
Paul C. Brownrigg
George Brownrigg
High Street
Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts
Eric H. Faigle
Brownrigg
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
Waterville High School
Nancy Stover
Westbrook Junior College
Mrs. Elford A.tover
Dummer Street
Cleveland
George Castor
Mittendorf
Harold Peasley
Meriden
Conn
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
Stamford
Springfield
Loren Jaffe
Marian Lois Schwartz
Monroe Heidecorn
Sarah Libby Silverman
Emerson College
Heidecorn
Bates College
Lewiston
Miss Silverman
University of New Hampshire
Jackie Renshaw
Richard Renshaw
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Cpl
Irving B. Wright, Jr
Tower Circle
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve District
Cpl. Wright
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Philip Newbert
Rockland
John F. Lord
The
United Friat Co
Cuba
Elizabeth A. Lord
Rachel Lord
Middle Street
Dr. Lord
Methuen
Therese Doiron
Lynn Carole Shop
Haviland J. Harper
Star Route 3
Sears
Harper
U. S. Air Force
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Air Police
Edward G. Hawkes
Harold M. Bates
Deborah
Richmond
H. F. Libby and Son
Gregg
Lambert Park
John Brown
Brunswick
Ruth Harriman
Broad Street
Ernest F. Harriman
Newburyport
Mr. Harriman
Anna Jacques Hospital
Clarence Leonard
Joseph E. Hart
Loring E. Hart
Miami
Fla
Loring
University of Miami
Hart
Benjamin Franklin School
Michael A. Greenleaf
Nona Greenleaf
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
St. Louis
Edward B. Hamblett, Jr
Mimi
Harriet Smith
Newton
Lena Shepard
Nancy Lee _ Stover
Elford A. Stover
Portland
Deering House
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Robert Boucher
Leo Boucher
Lark Street
Marguerite Rines
R. N
Mercy Hospital
Chester A. Rines
Granite Street
Dean Jordan
New York
Bartlett Tree Surgery Co
New York City
Samuel Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Dorothy Dow
Maine General Hospital
S. M. McCann
Philadelphia
White Mountains
Canada
Joseph Arsenault
Richard
Kennebec Circle
Fred Hector
Robert Smith
Fargo
N. D
Hector
John K. Jayne
William D. Sewall
York Hall
Jean Anderson
Sears’ Credit Department
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Dorothy Kocha
Donald Egan
Belmont
Winter Street Congregational Church
Reginald Burns
Court Street
Sally True
Edward Dale True
Sandra Johnson
Royal Johnson
Sedgwick
Marcia Lindquist
Malcolm Ramsdell
Auburn
George J. Goodwin
Quaker Point Cottage
Monument Inn
Bennington College
Lions
Lions International
Richard Gross
Springfield College
Emerton Gross
Denny Road
Richard A. Renshaw
Fort Dix, N. J
Donald B. Hopkins
Corliss Street
New Bruswick
Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
S. H. Brodhead
Kingston, N. Y
Lyman C. Poole
Kenneth
Bluff Road
Donald Green
Keith Crockett
Albert W. Thompson
Priscilla Perkins
Day's Ferry
Lincoln County Orchestra
Newcastle
Ernest Lippman
Ethel McElroy
Robinson Street
Emery Hart
Ralph Eaton
Thomas Morse
Gregory
Clinton Beals
Malden
Robert Hodgkins
Lewis M. King
North Street
Percy W. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
John Kelliher
Personnel Service Commission
Hutchins
Hunter
McElman
Committee On
Jennie M. Allen
Phoenix Hotel
Ward Six
Carey
Board of Education
Kelley-Spear
Harold L. Troop
Bathcanner
Troop
Delmar E. Bates
Ward 3
Building Code
Plummer Home
Thurlow
William Owen
Ward 4
Armed Services of
United States
Owen
Counciman Owen
Health Department
Bath Lumber and
Bath Box Co
A. F. of L
Bath Lumber Co
Sagadahoc
Mother's Club
Royal Tank
Royal Tank Cleaner
Uiet
Royal Floor
Central Waine Power
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