Society and Clubs Attend 63rd Great Council Session in Bath
Members and guests filled the Thursday evening at the 1 uth Hotel in Portland area for the 63rd session of the Great Council. Attendees included Ernest Avery Sr., John Parker, Virginia Parker, Mrs. Gertrude Allen, Dr. Milton Stevenson, and many others from Bath, West Bath, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Portland
Great Council of
Ith
Ernest 4
Dorwell
Id Trask
Annie Wilson
Sadie Garcelon
George Emery
Herbert Anderson
Robert Ander
Hockomockuncil
Peter R. Gaghon
Ramona Council
Sasanoa Tribe
Miss Kathleen Clark Guest of Rye Beach Family
Miss Kathleen Clark spent the weekend as guest of her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Melville Clark of Rye Beach New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Costain
Regis College
George T. Costain
Granite Street
Kathleen Clark
Mrs
Melville Clark
Rye Beach
N. H
Seekins Family Guests in Concord Visit
Mr and Mrs Archie L Seekins and daughter Judith of Auburn with Mrs Seekins aunt Mrs Lawrence Vail of Arrowsic were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Dorman H Perkins and family in Concord. The many friends of Mrs Perkins will be pleased to learn she is much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie L. Seekins
Judith
Auburn
Seekins
Lawrence Vail
Arrowsic
Concord
Dorman H. Perkins
Perkins
Bay State couple held on morals charge by court
Gloria Hughes and Charles Donahue were arrested in Allston and Jamaica Plain on morals charges and arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Gardiner R. Deering. They pleaded not guilty and had bail set at $500 each, with case continued to Wednesday. Boston police expected to confer with Chief Moriarty, the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Hughes
Allston
Mass
Charles Donahue
Jamaica Plain
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Boston
Massachusetts
Frank L. Moriarty
Jery Theriault
Small Point
Thernault
Frank W. Powers
Augusta
Georgetown
Frank L.—Moriarty
Joseph E. Babine
Washington Street Pupils Plan Penny Fair
The Washington Street Primary School will hold its second annual Penny Fair Friday November 16 from 6 to 9 p.m. Mothers and teachers supervise. Committees include Rosalie Fogg general chairman Clarence Atwood prize chairman Brenton Ayer flower chairman Harry Deering card chairman Edward Hogan novelty chairman Kenneth Jaquith apples Alvin Jewett refreshments Alex King booths Carlton Perry cooked food Harry King fish pond Hadley Scott popcorn and popcorn balls. Pupils will assist on committees and prepare sale articles. Games and vendors such as hot dogs ice cream coffee balloons will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Rosalie Fogg
Clarence Atwood
Brenton Ayer
Harry Deering
Edward Hogan
Kenneth Jaquith
Alvin Jewett
Alex King
Carlton Perry
Harry King
Hadley Scott
Dwight Hale
William Fogg
Richard McElman
Ruth Leavitt
Frances Kirkpatrick
Brian M. Jewett
Roy Stewart
Association
Charlotte Thornton
Margaret Dodge
Marice Mallard
Anna Dingley
Tracy Schulten
Evangeline Sparks
Howard Kirkpatrick
James Mallard
Clarence Tanner
Woolwich Center School
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Woolwich Pta
PTA
Woolwich
Florence Temple
Work Begins On Front Street One Story Block Addition
Foundation work started Monday for a one story cement and brick veneer addition on the north side of the old Elliot block on Front street. The block was bought from Mrs. Dora Cohen by Mrs. Alice Zoome and her daughter Mrs. Anne Roseberry. A City Council permit in October authorized the new addition in the alley between this building and Sagadahoc Fruit Co. The plan includes Mike Zoome moving his Front street store to the new location after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot
Front Street
Dora Cohen
Alice Zoome
Anne Roseberry
Sagadahoc Fruit Co
Mike Zoome
Zoome
West Indies Auto Plates and Aruba Operations
A continuation discusses West Indies Auto Plates, an affiliate of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, running the largest oil refinery in the Western Hemisphere. Crude oil comes from Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela to Aruba about 150 miles away. Mr. Greene bought a new car in New Jersey. Aruba car depreciation is high due to salt spray.
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Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Western Hemisphere
Aruba
Lake Maracaibo
Venezuela
South America
Greene
City Hall Square Bashes Set Up, Hospital Fair Banner Hung
Traffic slowed on Front Street as City’s aerial ladder truck swung to string a banner advertising the Hospital Fair across the street. The unusual setup drew many bystanders to watch the procedure Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
City Hall Square
Woolwich PTA hears vivid talk on England trip
A large Woolwich PTA meeting featured Miss Katherine Conley, Morse high school English teacher, recounting her trip to England and Scotland. Details included a new PTA Fair date, a waste paper drive, and plans for a music program and flagpole remarks at Woolwich Center school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Pta
Katherine Conley
Morse High School
England
Surprise Birthday Party for Margie Hanscom
Friends and family held a surprise for Margie Hanscom at her Meadow Way home in honor of her 14th birthday. The gathering featured a cake baked by her mother, presents, and a cake cutting with ice cream and punch while guests enjoyed music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Gillies
James A. Gillies
North Bath
James Gillies
New Haven
Margie Hanscom
Rowland Hanscom
Meadowway
Janie Whitehurst
Pauline Kelley
Carol Fitzgerald
Sue Hagerthy
Alma Hill
Paul McCourt
Thaxter Trafton
George McElman
Billy Longley
Patrolman Byron E. Clark Resigns for BIW Pipe Shop
Patrolman Byron E. Clark resigns after more than ten years with the city police effective Oct 26 and will join Bath Iron Works pipe shop. The 38 year old officer, known for his genial manner, previously worked at BIW during World War II. Rumor says one or two other patrolmen may seek similar moves for higher pay, as city employees await a 10 percent raise petition decision from the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Clark
Bath Iron Works
Clark
BIW
Police Clien
Vagrancy and minor offenses handled in Municipal Court
Bridgeport resident Frank Daley pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received 15 days in Augusta jail. Augusta resident John McDonald admitted a stop sign violation and paid 5 dollars plus 4.70 in costs. A Bath man pled guilty to intoxication and received two weeks probation with 5 dollar fine and 5.60 in costs. Complainants included Deputy Belanger and Patrolman Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daley
Bridgeport
Conn
Gardiner R. Deering
Daley
Augusta
Edward C. Belanger
Topsham
John McDonald
Merle D. Niles
Patrolman
Niles
Wiscasset News Roundup Includes School League Move and Farewells
Wiscasset C a high school notes report Knox Lincoln League expansion for baseball and basketball. Seniors perform in No Rhyme or Reason play. Magazine drive nets 610.40 with top sellers honored. Local farewells include Rev Canon Tubbs planning November departure after 30 years in Bath and Wiscasset visitors mention Miss Katherine Woodworth leaving for St. Petersburg Florida. Harvest dance eyed for Friday with Joe Avery orchestra.
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Maine
Harry Haggett
Syracuse
Niagara Falls
Wiscasset High School
Knox-Lincoln
St. Andrew's Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Roy R. Marston
North Reading
Mass
Marston
Lawrence Marston
Vincent Reed
Federal Street
W. Philip Munsey
Frank Wakefield
Main Street
George Richardson
Stoddard
N. H
Boylston Hutchins
Lee Street
Delores Wanser
Ward Cunningham
Judith Rines
Bancroft Stetson
Robert MacQueston
Carol Brown
Madeline Fairfield
Elinor Glidden
Evelyn Cronk
Barbara Petrie
Arlene Ames
Janet Nichols
Ann Grover
Jay Blagdon
Bob Fahey
Bob Hersom
Jerry Dalton
Birch Point
Montsweag
North District
Lowelltown
Wiscasset
Canon Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Bath
St. Philip’s, Wiscasset
Katherine Woodworth
Pemaquid Point
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joe Avery
Wheat Cultivated On About One Percent Of Earth's Land
A report notes that wheat cultivation covers roughly one percent of the planet's land area. The statistic highlights global agricultural patterns and potential food supply implications.
CROSSWORD CLUES QUICKLY FILL A QUIZ CARD
Crossword style list of across and down clues covers seize sown mournful and many more with entries like Attic Finnish seaport for fear that bulging jar and legal claim plus many others including historical and religious terms. The puzzle ends with a cryptogram AXYDLBAAXR IBILONGFELLOW.
Milk inspection report shows September improvements in Bath
The Maine Bureau of Health and Welfare Milk Inspection Department analyzes Bath milk maple for September, submitted by City Health Officer R. Clinton McFadden. Most readings improve over August with compliance toward standards. Raw milk requires total solids under 11.75, butter fat at least 3.25, and plate count not exceeding 50 000.
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District Health Officer Association
District
Augusta
R. Clinton McFadden
City of
Bath
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Milk Inspection Department
Maine Bureau of Health and Welfare
Ae SA Monten
St. Pl. Ct
Aldernay Dairy
Sadie K. Davis
David Serene
Earle E. Wing
H. L. Simpson
Ceeberster
Dionne
H P. Hood & Sons
H. P. Hood & Sons
Oakhurst
Guernsey
Wallace and Wallace Family Notes From Bowdoin Center to Bath
Over the week at Bowdoin Center and in surrounding towns the Wallace family and relatives were active. Florence Shel Everett Wallace’s passing prompted six cords of wood for Besos lodge at First Machias Lake while Wallace plans a deer hunt in East Machias. Eva Wallace hosted a birthday for A. Foreston Wallace. Richard P. Wallace joined the Bath Rifle and Pistol Association. Carl H. McIntire reported a duck season opening limit. West Point Grammar League officers for 1951 52 include Susan A. Wallace as president and Nancy Wallace as vice president. Wilbur Skinner and family visited Gardiner and York Street relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wallace
Besos
Machias Lake
Wallace
Eastbrook
Eva Wallace
A. Foreston Wallace
Grant Grass
Auburn
Grass
Arlando P. Wallace
O. P. Wallace
Ccare
Dana Charles
Portland
Aileen Yeaton
Carmarine
Richard P. Wallace
Bath Rifle and Pistol Association
Carl H. McIntire
McIntire
East Machias
West Point Grammar School
Susan A. Wallace
Nancy Wallace
Annette Scott
Paul Wallace
Portland couple visits in Winnersance
Mr and Mrs Thomas Guynn of Portland were Sunday guests of Mrs Guynn s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Frank Perry of Winnersance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas .Guynn
Portland
Guynn
Frank Perry
Winnersance
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U.S. A
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Washington, D. C
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Malden, Mass
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Edgett Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Congregational Church
Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg
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Seaman’s Friend Society
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Newton Center
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Lincoln County Concert Orchestra
Bath Iron Work Recreation Hall
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Calais
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Denny Road
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Hudson Outdoor Theatre
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Montreal
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Physical Research Laboratory
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Gloucester
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Hartford
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Augusta General Hospital School of Nursing
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McClellan Air Force Base
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Marblehead
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Brookline
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Army Hospital
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Japan
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Greenstreet
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U.S.N
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South Portland
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R.N
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Canton
Young
Stephen Crosby
Liberty Street
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Green Street
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Henry Mellen
New York
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Buffalo
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