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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1953

Page

1

United States Marine Band Delights Bath Audiences

The United States Marine Band under Lt Col William F Santelmann performed at Morse High School Bath on a two concert tour, drawing about 900 listeners each session. Proceeds supported the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps with uniforms funded by the event. The program featured Egmont Suite Die Valkyrie and Rimsky Korsakov Capriccio Espanyol with encores including Washington Post March and Stars and Stripes Forever. Local organizers praised band leadership and the hospitality of Bath, noting a return visit may occur within a decade.

United States Marine Band William F. Santelmann Morse High School Smith-Tobey American Legion Post William E. Milliken Milliken Col Santelmann United States M. Trapp Washington, D. C U. S. Marine Bath Hyde Memorial Sedgwick Wer Manchester N. H Symphony Hall Boston Maine Guilford Livermore Falls U. S. Marine Recruiting Station Portland Marine Corps Bramwell Smith Cornet Claude Pedicord Egmont Beethoven Goethe Dutch Republic Robert Russell Bennett Marine Band Richard Ner Anna and Nicholas Rimsky- Ko Morse High William Milliken Drum and Bugle Corp Donald Perry Helen Moses Mike Ford Russell Turcotte Louis MacDonald Edward Cummings Smith-Tobey Post Forrest C. Legard Francis McLaughlin William Paradis Reginald Parker Ken Long Royal Johnson National Capitol Bill Milliken

Doctor Grant Slips Injured In Bath Home Accident

Dr. Hugh D. Grant of Linden street suffered a broken shoulder and oil burns after slipping on a step in his apartment while carrying fuel oil to a tenant. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and cast on his shoulder. He is recovering at home with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.

Hugh D. Grant Linden Street Grant Memorial Hospital Bath

Navigation school offered for boat owners in Bath

Casco Bay Power Squadron members will hold a free 10 week course at Bath city hall starting Friday at 7 30 pm. Notable attendees include Lindsay Lord naval architect District Captain Edward B Mason Commander Nelson F Cartwright and A Lee Stevens. Harold P Small of the New Meadows Yacht Club helped arrange the program open to all interested, boat ownership not required.

Casco Bay Power Squadrons Portland City Hall Bath Lindsay Lord Edward B. Mason Nelson F. Cartwright A. Lee Stevens Harold P. Small New Meadows Yacht Club Customs and Immigration Coast Guard

Bath council clears fire truck payoff rumors in report

Bath City Council heard City Manager Nathan C White’s report showing no factual basis for rumors of graft in the Seagrave fire truck contract. The panel also appointed Edwin R Andrews to the Water District and George Sarkis to the Recreation Commission, while planning a Tarbox Street waterline petition and a detailed Water District conference next week.

Bath City Council Edwin R. Andrews Bath Water District George Sarkis Recreation Commission James W. Temple Nathan C. White Andrews Water District Sarkis White City of Bath Seagrave Corporation City of Bath Melvin L. Comeau Clarence Jeffrey Plummer Home Comeau Tarbox Street Ronald C. Oulton Maurice A. Libby Libby

Bath Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Highlighted By Rummage Sale

The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its semi annual meeting at the North Bath home of Mrs. James I Gillies Jr past president presiding Secretary’s report covered work since April A fair committee co chair reported a beano party with the Odd Fellows at their hall The big rummage sale is set for Friday Oct 16 and 17 at the B I W Recreation Center with booths refreshments and fun A large supplies report itemized hospital needs from April to Oct 1 1953 including diapers garments linens and surgical items plus donations from numerous members and groups Continued on Page Seven

Memorial Hospital Auxiliary North Bath James I. Gillies, Jr Dean Shaw Kenneth Francisco A. Dent Caton Fair Committee Odd Fellows Edward St. Martin Auxiliary Donald N. Small Charles Doyle Roger Luke D. Brierly D. MacDonald R Bragg J Long I Charles Cahill Ellse Coombs William Niss Owen Ledyard Junior Hospital League Henry I. Wright Olive B. Guild Marblehead Mass Sewing

Attorney Rubin Discusses State Probe For Bath Rotary

Bath attorney Harold J. Rubin told Bath Rotary Club about the state probe and Bird Report of 1952. He described the 21 week committee review into graft allegations, noting lack of evidence in several cases and citing ongoing court actions on a governor related matter. Rubin urged full publicity of the committee’s findings to inform the public about Maine government.

Harold J. Rubin Bath Rubin Cross Scarborough Downs Frederick Payne Mr. Payne Maine Sahagian Fairview Wine Corporation Sahagien Kennebec Bird

Club Plans Flowers for Patient at Maine General Hospital

Wyatt Albertson announced that ladies night would be observed as the club acted on a suggestion to send flowers to Charles B. Doyle Jr, a patient at Maine General Hospital in Portland.

Charles B. Doyle, Jr Maine General Hospital Portland Wyatt Dutch” Albertson

City Adopts Unified Insurance Plan With Drake Firm

Representatives from five of six local insurers met with City Manager Nathan C. White to adopt a plan placing city property insurance with James B. Drake & Sons, reinsuring 15 percent with five others. Drake to receive 25 percent. 32 policies cut to three on a three year cycle, starting with one one year, one two year, one three year policy, current property value about 1.5 million dollars. Attendees included Drake Parry Skillings Wyman Wallace Furber. Pierce absent.

Nathan C. White City Hall James B. Drake & Sons City Insurance Drake Frederick E. Drake Harold D. Parry James B. Drake, Co Roger D Skillings Skillings & Co Lawrence W. Wyman Fred H. Thompson Stanley LC. Wallace William A. Furber E. S. Crosby Co Dwight W. Pierce

Bath G O P Women Attend Conference

Mrs. Etta Thurlow state committeewoman and Mrs. Hazel Robbins president of Sagadahoe County Women's Republican club served as delegates to the New England Regional Conference of Republican Women at the Sheraton Plaza hotel in Boston last week. Another delegate unable to attend was Mrs. Ruth Leavitt legislative chairman of the State Federation of Republican.

Etta Thurlow Hazel Robbins Sagadahoe County Women's Republican Club New England Sheraton Plaza Hotel Boston Ruth Leavitt State Federation of Republican

Statewide Maine recognition honors presented by Governor Cross

Governor Burton M Cross publicly honored each Maine location at the ban ceremony. They were asked to stand and be recognized as part of the statewide acknowledgment, with continuation noted on page seven.

State of Maine Burton M. Cross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Bugle Corps R. Hugh D. Grant Plan Navigation School Casco Bay Squadron Maurice Warner City Park Elwood Legard Legard McMann Philip H. Oliver Edward J. McMann Fire Department Oulton Plummer Jeffrey Wesley Marco Marco Oliver West Bath Donald N. Perry Personnel Service Commission J. M. Ogilvie USA First Army Area Governor’s Islandy.N.g Co. B Bny National Guard Lincoln Street Armory National Guard Col. Ogilvie Maj W. Dunn South Portland J. A. Kuhn Augusta Thomas A.kelley South—Pertand Baths Hospital Auxiliary Rotarians Stanwood L. Bailey James Gardner Calais J. H. Miller Grammar School Roger Drinkwater Gerry Clark Bernard Brigg Bath G. O. P
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