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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1951

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Much Traveled Newsman Paying This City Visit

Ralph Chapman foreign correspondent and writer for the New York Herald Tribune and his wife Mrs. Chapman are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Boudreau at 738 High Street. Chapman has a 20 year career in sports and general news and has traveled from Greece to Africa. He recalled wartime service as a GI, marriage to Evelyn in Australia, and work reopening the Tokyo bureau in 1946. The couple praised Maine scenery and hospitality, planning to return soon.

Ralph Chapman New York Herald Tribune Chapman Frederick E. Boudreau High Street Florida Times Union Jacksonville Fla New Jersey Newshawk The Herald Tribune Tokyo Guatemala Puerto Rico New York Cairo Egypt Mt. Sinai Library of Congress St. Catherine’s Monastery Tribune New Yorker South Arabia Somaliland Addis Ababa Ethiopia North Africa Cyress Israel Middle East America U.N Lake Success Maine Washington Wash Evelyn Hobbs Washington Street Chapmans

Battery Replacement at Portland Exchange

Workmen under Foreman Sylvester installed a new battery for the Portland exchange and toll equipment. This marks the first battery replacement in 13 years, comprising 16 cells weighing 300 pounds each for a total of 4800 pounds, with removal and installation completed quickly.

Sylvester Portland Exchange

Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Holds Monthly Board Meeting

The Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary directors met in the hospital auxiliary room with Mrs Eastham Guild Jr presiding. Reports covered treasurer and secretary duties, donation and supply tallies, volunteer hours, and upcoming fundraising events for the Fair and Lincoln County Concert Orchestra concert.

Bath Memorial Hospital Eastham Guild, Jr Omar King Charles Doyle Roger Luke Earle B. Perkins Perkins Dean Shaw W. Dayton Hill Harold Small Edward D. True Rachel Nichols Albert Whitney William Edgett Gannon Ralph Dunton Grace Block Isadore Singer Lincoln County Concert Orchestra BSW Red Men Hockomock Council

Senator Smith to Speak at West Bath Grange Meeting

Senator Margaret Chase Smith will speak at a public meeting at West Bath Grange Hall on Friday October 26. The event follows an evening of junior degree work and choir performances with officials from the State andjuvenile deputies in attendance.

Senator Smith West Bath Grange Margaret Chase Smith Grange Hall E. W. Haggett John Howe Persis Miller Herbert Simpson Carl P. Meister Maude Haile William Armstrong Courtney Stover Alton Collins Lucy Armstrong Ceres Frances Clark Pomona Ila Day Flora Margaret Meister Alice Lewis Dora Collins Ceres Court Estella Doughty Mattie Collins Flora Thayer Rose Doughty Angelina Renshaw Harvesters John and Thelma _ Sylvester Bazin Lemont Charlotte Doyle Paul Lemont Martha Crocker Frank Donnell Rita Mulcahy Verl MecNelly Dorothy Pecci Charles Doyle Elizabeth Young Bernice McGlinchy Joseph W. Larrabee

Reception for teachers at Huse School

The Huse School P T A held an informal reception for teachers with corsages as the first meeting of the year. Officers and guests discussed the upcoming P T A Council meeting on October 29 at Huse with speaker Mrs Berenice Colby and revised by laws.

Huse Alfred Parks P. T. A. Council Berenice Colby Wesley Marco Parks Marco Keith Crockett Loring Addison Christine Watts Evelyn Percy Alice Austin Morse High School Keith L. Crockett Hope Hersom Elizabeth Young Lydia Hutchins Charlotte Hilyard Marion Murphy Olive Crabtree Eleanor Danforth Laleah Snyder Anne Thompson Katherine Powers Ruth Trueworthy Phyllis Rolfe Crockett Anna Reed Bath Carl Dearborn

Two Boy Scouts Find That Honesty Pays

Billy Strube and Dickie Coombs of Corliss Street Baptist Church Troop 52 found a roll of ten dollars lying near Sam's Lunch. They advertised in Bath Times. a Boothbay plumber, Pau McDonald, identified the money. The boys were rewarded for returning the cash when it was claimed.

Corliss Street Baptist Church Billy Strube Dickie Coombs Weeks Street School Sam Bath Times Boothbay Pau McDonald Billy Dickie

Delays Grow From Legislature Act on Mental Health

The 95th Legislature act deters admission of mentally ill patients, causing statewide confusion and local facility shortages. A Portland judge ruled emergency provisions violate due process, and Maine officials advised Bangor and Augusta hospitals to refuse such admissions pending court ruling.

Portland Maine Bangor Augusta Carroll L. Chaplain Cumberland County Attorney General's Office Law Court Bath City Hall

Bathman injured at Brunswick Naval Air Base

Donald E. Blake son of Clarence I. Blake and Shaw street suffered a painful injury Saturday morning while employed at the Brunswick Naval Air Base. He was struck by debris from a cement mixer plant and forced against a steel brace causing a badly cut left eye that required seven stitches.

Donald E. Blake Clarence I. Blake Shaw Street Brunswick Naval Air Base Blake

Shell opens big terminal at Searsport Maine

Shell Oil inaugurates a new 11.5 acre marine terminal in Searsport to speed oil product flow across northern Maine. The facility handles gasoline, fuel oil, and packaged products with a heated warehouse section, palletized storage, electric forklifts, and a public address system linking tanker dock, tanks, and loading racks.

Maine Shell Oil Company Searsport W. D. Ramsey Texas New Mexico Bangor House Bangor

Rotary talk on Stonehenge draws Bath crowd

Rev Laforest Hodgkins spoke at Bath Rotary noon meeting on Stonehenge in Salisbury Plain, its purpose and race of builders. He noted Stonehenge as a Druidic worship burial ground and contrasted its age with the United States. The program included business remarks on attendance challenges between Bath and Damariscotta clubs, with plans for a joint dinner and an Inner Wheel visit scheduled for Friday evening.

Stonehenge Salisbury Plain Willshore Bath England Central Church Parish Laforest Hodgkins France Scandinavia Hodgkins United States Menneally Damariscotta Club

Reverend Canon Tubbs Resigns From Grace Church Bath

The Rev Canon Charles Myron Tubbs rector of Grace Episcopal Church Bath since 1921 announced at Sunday service his resignation effective Nov 30 after 30 years of service. He is a Dartmouth and Seabury Western alumnus formerly of St Peters Springfield and St Philips East Hampton and served multiple diocesan roles including president of the Board of Examining Chaplains and head of Christian Social Relations. He plans to remain in Bath and does not anticipate any reg.

Charles Myron Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church Bath Gardner Mass Dartmouth College Hanover N. H Seabury Western Theological Seminary Evanston Ill Thomas F. Davies Western Massachusetts St. Peter's Church Springfield Church of the Good Shepherd West Springfield St. Philip's Easthampton Canon Tubbs St. Philip’s Church Wiscasset Christian Social Relations Board of Examining Chaplains St. Luke's Cathedral Portland Father Tubbs Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity

Registration Night for Bailey Evening School

Registration night for the Bailey Evening School Winter session is Monday Oct 22 from 7 to 9 pm at Morse High. A minimum of 15 registrants and average attendance of 12 are needed to schedule a class. Principal Nath an Watson urges registration to meet quotas and notes most past courses will be reorganized with no tuition beyond materials and books.

Bailey Evening School Morse High School Nathan Watson

Sagada Superior Court Opens October Term

Sagada county Superior Court opened its October term with Justice Percy T. Clark presiding. Grand jury impaneled. Ralph W. Bragg foreman and William J. Curran clerk, both Bath residents. The court heard indictments requests and naturalization and divorce cases after noon.

Sagadahoe County Percy T. Clark Ellsworth Richard J. Schaper Clark Ralph W. Bragg William J. Curran Bath Harold J. Rubin Edward W. Bridgham Charles T. Small John P. Carey Lynn Bussey John J. Keegan John W. Quarrington Ellis L. Aldrich Robert Coffin Clement F. Robinson Leon Spinney Joseph Singer Brunswick Benjamin Berman Lewiston Philip Chapman Portland Ruel Banks Augusta

Modern Market Construction Begins on Swett Property

Ground breaking starts immediately for a large self service supermarket at 147 to 157 Front Street on the former Swett property. The Sampson Ripley Co of Skowhegan, owners of markets in Bangor Auburn Lewiston Waterville Skowhegan and Augusta, buy the lot from Richard W Sampson and William K Rivey. Completion sets a fourth store for the company with 150 by 150 feet floor space and brick block construction. Work on razing or moving current structures begins at once.

Swett Front Street Esso Mike Zoome Richard W. Sampson William K. Rivey Skowhegan Sampson, Ripley Co Bangor Auburn Lewiston Sampson Personnally Waterville Augusta Sampson Zoome

Aruba Plate on 1951 Mercury Sparks Maine Speculation

A 1951 Mercury with black Aruba license A 1646 drew attention on Front Street Tuesday. Charles R. Greene of Lago Oil and Transportation Co Aruba toured Maine with his wife and her parents. Greene, MIT graduate, has considered Maine properties after previous visits.

Front Street Charles R. Greene Lago Oil and Transportation Co., Ltd Aruba Netherlands West Indies Greene

Rev Joseph O Purdue to be Installed in Dartmouth

Invitations go to Winter Street Congregational church for the installation of Rev Joseph O Purdue, formerly of Winter Street, at Congregational in Padanaram South Dartmouth Mass. The ecclesiastical council begins November 4 at 3 p m with examination and supper, followed by an installation service. Rev Arthur E Wilson of Providence R I will preach the sermon. A large delegation from Winter Street is expected.

Winter Street Congregational Church Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Church Padanaram Church South Dartmouth Mass Ecclesiastical Council Arthur E. Wilson Beneficent Congregational Church Providence R. I Clinton D. Wilson Bath

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