Society and Clubs Notes From Bath Area Fun and News
Mrs Edward Hawkes Sr Phippsburg sends word her son Dale Harper the former Fleishmann yacht Haida quartermaster has resigned and sailed January 21 from San Francisco aboard the Army transport General Hodse to take a civilian job as a radio operator. He will visit Yokohama and Okinawa, his second trip to the island after serving in the World War II invasion group.
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Phippsburg
Dale Harper
Fleishmann
Haida
Bath
Fleishman
San Francisco
U. S. Army
Hodse
Dale
U. S. Navy
Yokoham
Okinawa
Adolph Spear Robinhood Shopper in Bath Thursday
Miss Patricia Cowan daughter of Mr Harold Brown returned to Bath where she recently submitted to an appendectomy and plans to study at Far State Teacher College starting Sunday. She was accompanied by Adolph Spear Robinhood who was also in Bath as a shopper.
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Patricia Cowan
Harold Brown
Bath Wemersshoom
Weekend visitors from Brunswick and Washington Street
Miss Marcelle Baribeau of Brunswick and Miss Kay Clark of 1530 Washington Street were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Horace L Jones Jr in Wiscasset. Also Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs George Jones with children from East Boothbay, and Nigz J Frank Jone Biccell Street and Rie and Ernest D Ory from Middle Street.
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Danford McDonald
Myra Pennell
High Street
Richmond
Marcelle Baribeau
Brunswick
Kay Clark
Washington Street
Horace L. Jones, Jr
Frank Jone
Biccell
Rie
Ernest D. Ory
Middle Street
George [Jones
East Boothbay
Married 32 Years Observe Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs John Mulcahy of 4 Charles street celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary with an afternoon dinner at home. Relatives listed in attendance included Marguerite Rita Laura and Patricia Mulcahy and John Jr with his daughter Margo, plus Jeffery Desjardins and his sons David and John, John Hart and his sons Jackie Daniel and Michael, Nelson McCourt Madelyn Kronstrand and Arthur Upham of Portland. The meal featured a tiered anniversary cake with mixed rose bouquets.
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John Mulcahy
Charles Street
Marguerite
Rita
Laura
Patricia Mulcahy
John, Jr
Margo
Jeffery Desjardins
David
John
John Hart
Jackie
Daniel
Michael
Nelson McCourt
Madelyn Kronstrand
Arthur Up
Richmond Personal Items Highlight Local Life
Local notes show residents visiting relatives and relatives’ illnesses. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moeller Jr. at Gardiner General Hospital. Several townspeople travel for care, funerals, and family gatherings, with March of Dimes activities led by Mrs. Carl Anderson.
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Patrick Wing
Pleasant
Frank Ditrich
Manchester
Conn
Herbert S. Wing
Wing
Augusta
Wing Sr
Clifton Lothridge
Gary William
Gardiner General Hospital
Paul Madore
D. W. Bliss
Wakefield
Mass
Don O. Cate
Cate
Mary Joy
Litchfield
Harold Cheney
Gardner Street
Romeo Bellevance
Boston
Richard Miller
Enoch Gilpatrick
Bowdoinham
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Carl Anderson
Robert S. Hager, 74, dies after long illness in Los Angeles
Robert Sidney Hager, 74, died December 27 in Los Angeles after a long illness. Born in Richmond, he was the son of William and Mary Hager, a Bowdoin and Columbia Law alumnus who practiced in Joplin, Missouri before moving to California two years ago. Survived by his wife, four sons, two daughters, and several brothers and sisters.
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Robert Sidney Hager
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Hager
Richmond
William and Mary Hager
Bowdoin College
Columbia University
Joplin
California
Police School Session Features FBI Instructor
Ernest Schwartzer of the Boston FBI office instructed at a midweek Police School session held at City hall for local police and sheriff departments. Movies illustrated arrest mechanics and techniques, with the next class on January 28 focusing on Identification and Preservation of Evidence taught by E. D. Griffin of the FBI.
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Ernest Schwartzer
Boston
FBI
City Hall
Sheriff
Schwartzer
E. D. Griffin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Susanne Bartlett Hosts Sixth Birthday Party With Classmates
Susanne Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Bartlett entertained ten classmates from North Primary School to celebrate her sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed sandwiches chocolate milk ice cream and birthday cake. Prizes were won by Betty Aikenhead and Finna McPhee.
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Susanne Bartlett
Charles S. Bartlett
Middle Street
North Primary
Betty Aikenhead
Finna McPhee
Fairbanks Building Costs and Challenges in Alaska
Ed notes high material and transport costs limit large scale building in Fairbanks. New structures favor reinforced concrete. excavations must precede footing on perm frost soil to prevent settlement. Many residents are workers or transients, typhoid fears from polluted, leaky water supply persist, and gold dredging near Fairbanks disturbs land. Ed plans to drive to Seattle this week for ongoing work.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
G.I
U. S
Seattle
Georgetown Harbor Trip and Local Social Notes
Georgetowns harbor trip last Wednesday afternoon involved a business return in fog. Cards from James Merrill of Paris, who visited West Georgetown last summer, noted a social circuit. Mrs. Charles Brewster of Manhattan Kansas hosted a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hagan. Beatrice Bouton and Elizabeth Harris hosted luncheon with May Bouton at the Harriet Beecher Stowe house in Brunswick. May Bouton then departed for St. Louis. Georgetown friends wish Richard Hasenfus of Newton a speedy recovery after surgery at St. Elizabeths Hospital. Mrs. Edward Sewall and son Edward Jr. left Bath by auto for a Pacific coast trip, visiting Woodbury New Jersey, then Houston Texas, and meeting Capt. Roger McCall and family. They plan to visit Redlands California and Seattle where Edward seeks another assignment in Alaska.
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West Georgetown
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Maiahattan
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Brunswick
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St. Louis
Georgetown
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Newton
Mass
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Brighton
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High Street
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Bath
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Woodbury
N. J
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Houston
Tex
Capt
U.S.N
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McCalls
Capt. McCall
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Ariz
Redlands
Calif
Sewall
Edward Houghton Sewall
Edward
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Bath Visit Records Local Business Guest
Joseph Melanson of Damariscotta arrived in Bath on Monday as a business visitor, staying to conduct meetings and inquiries related to local trade.
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Joseph Melanson
Bath
Maine Hospitality Building Proposal Unveiled for Kitte ry
Three Maine groups propose a year round Maine Hospitality Building and Maine Products exhibition hall at Kittery junction of the Maine Turnpike and Route One. The plan is endorsed by the Maine Development Commission, Maine Publicity Bureau, and Southern Maine Route One Association with Gov Payne support. Cost is about 100000 dollars and a tri ange land site is suggested. The project aims to showcase Maine products and services and aligns with the Boost Maine program.
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Maine
Maine Hospitalty Building
Maine Products Exhibition Hall
Kittery
Harold F. Schnurle
Maine Development Commission
Boost Maine Committee
Maine Publicity Bureau
Southern Maine Route One Association
Schnurle
Mately
Bulding
Mites
Frederick G. Payne
Maine Publicity Bureaus
Portland
Kittery Junction
U. S. Route One
Maine Turnpike
Hearing on Bath City Charter changes set for Tuesday
City Manager Ralph Mitten dorf and City Solicitor John Carey led Bath officials including Mrs Ella Thurlow and Councillors at a Tuesday hearing before the Committee on Legal Affairs. The measure seeks emergency passage to amend the charter to remove conflicts, improve licensing provisions, allow bonds for a House School annex, and align terms with 1915 state law, with multiple inconsistencies noted.
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Ralph F. Mittendorf
John P. Carey
Ella Thurlow
David C. Dickson
Harold W. McElman
Converse Fenn
Bath
Committee On
City of
J. Horace McClure
Bath Municipal Court Judge Delivers Guilty Plea in Intoxication Case
A Bath municipal court session heard a single intoxication case. The respondent pled guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in Kennebec county jail, suspended, with the case placed on file as he requested time to seek convalescent home treatment and X rays.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Bath Municipal Court
Kennebec County
Deering
Mrs Hulda MacMahan Confined by Illness at Home
Mrs Hulda MacMahan of Middle Street is confined to her home by illness. The report notes her condition and requests prayers for recovery from the ailment affecting the household.
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Sally Cumminz
Mr. Cummins
Dean
Betsey Bertrand
Francis Bertrand
Oliver Street
Hulda MacMahan
Middle Street
Illoecs
First Federal Savings and Loan elects officers and directors
The annual meeting of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath elected Edward W. Bridgham as president Gardiner R. Deering as first vice president Ralph E. Nowell as second vice president J Frank Hunt as secretary and treasurer Directors named were John J Mulcahy Sr Charles Shepard and Edward D True My reports show growth in savings and home mortgage lending with substantial additions to reserves Hunt notes strong demand for home loans and savings plans offering up to 3 percent returns and insured accounts up to 5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
Front Street
Edward W. Bridgham
Gardiner R. Deering
Ralph E. Nowell
J. Frank Hunt
John J. Mulcahy
Charles Shepard
Edward D. True
Hunt
First Federal Savings
Mr. Hunt
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
United States
Bath Bus Service Announces West End Route Change
Charles B. Doyle owner of Bath Bus Service said the West End route will shift starting Monday January 24. The bus will travel to Western Avenue via Elsinore Avenue on the new State highway to Floral Street and continue as before with no change in schedule. The alteration aims to avoid narrow and often slippery streets.
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Charles B. Doyle
Bath Bus Service
West End
Western Avenue
Elsinore Avenue
Floral Street
Cocaine Leaf Divination Guiding Lost Property in South America
Local medicine men use coca leaf divination to locate lost or stolen items in South America. They cast leaves on flat ground and interpret the pattern to indicate where the property may be found.
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South America
Oysters With Varied Lifespans Mentioned
The note states that some oysters live for 0 years, illustrating a claim about shellfish longevity with a focus on odd or incorrect age statements.
Campaign Mounts for March of Dimes Fund Drive
A Bath area campaign boosts polio funds with events from Knights of Columbus hosted beano to card parties at Hyde Park Terrace and Bath Hebrew Ladies Aid Society telephone bridge. Co chairs and local groups rally support as coin cards circulate amid a severe epidemic. drive ends January 31.
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Knights of Columbus
March of Dimes Fund
James Noftall
March of Dimes
Sagadahoc County
Ladies of
Hyde Park Terrace
Hyde Park Community Club
Kenneth Tice
Albert Barden
Bath Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Roland Breton
South End P. T. A
Duncan McInnes
Bath
Reverend Purdue Addresses Weeks Street Pupils
Reverend Joseph O. Purdue of Winter Street church spoke at a Weeks Street School assembly on Norway. Seventh graders Carol Ames Beverly Blake and Philip Hatch helped plan, with Marion Smith playing a piano solo. Students asked questions after the lecture and the school applauded the presentation.
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Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Weeks Street
Norway
Carol Ames
Beverly Blake
Philip Hatch
Marion Smith
Purdue
South End P. A
Birth of George Eugene Dursham Jr in Bath Memorial Hospital
C. C. George E. Dursham and Mrs Dursham announce the birth of their son George Eugene Dursham Jr, born Monday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Dursham is formerly Miss Grace Jewett.
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C. C
George E. Dursham
U_S.N
Duorsham
George Eugene Dursham, Jr
Bath Memorial ‘Hospital
Dursham
Grace Jewett
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