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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

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Huse P T A members learn by acting as students

About 70 parents joined a Huse School P T A meeting by taking actual classes with their children. They sang, read, and did arithmetic to gain a better view of current teaching methods. Principal Crockett led the session and the group planned a Kiddie Karnival and year program centered on Modern Child In the Modern Home School And Community.

Huse Parent-Teacher Association Keith L. Crockett Association Huse School Crockett Ways and Means Norman Adams Phyllis Rolfe Loring Addison Board of Education Huse P. T. A Berenice Colby L. Dole F. Smith W. Talbot M. Boucher Stanley Woods Frank Durant Gerard Billington John C. Hart Linwood Abbott Charles Small Keith Crockett

Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meets for Monthly Session

The Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the hospital with Mrs. Duncan MelInnes presiding. New members Mrs. Donald Small and Mrs. Harry Wilson were welcomed, and reports covered treasurer, purchasing, and supplies. Communications with Maine senators and Congressman Hale about the compulsory health insurance bill were discussed, with opposition noted. Plans for the auxiliary fair, garden booth, and exhibits at the fair were outlined, and the children's ward relocation progress was reported along with other facility updates. The gathering included numerous officers and members.

Bath Memorial Hospital Duncan MelInnes William Kelley George Musk Donald Small Harry Wilson Omar King King Oscar Ewing Charles Doyle Dean Shaw Eastham Guild, Jr Shaw Ralph Dunton Joseph Mullaney Edward St. Martin Gruber Laurence Katz Joseph O. Purdue Dayton Hill McInnes G. T. Murphy Garden Club B. I. W. Recreation

Bath Brunswick Altrusa Club Plans Fall Restart

The Bath-Brunswick Altrusa Chapter resumes after a summer break with a dinner and business meeting on Oct 24 at Merry Meeting House Brunswick. President Miss Mary C. Lee aims to enlarge membership and select a civic project for winter. The prior meeting was held in July at Esther Brown's Birch Point cottage.

Bath-Brunswick International Altrusa Club Merry Meeting House Brunswick Mary C. Lee Altrusans Esther Brown Birch Point

Former Bath Boy Ensign Weds in Virginia

Ensign Jackson Dudley Hill, son of Mr and Mrs Francis B Hill of Manchester New Hampshire and grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson of Bath, married Miss Virginia Anne Tucker at the Second Presbyterian church in Alexandria Virginia. The couple planned a South trip before settling in Key West.

Virginia Anne Tucker Ensign Jackson Dudley Hill Francis B. Hill Manchester N. H Charles T. Jackson Bath Second Presbyterian Church Alexandria Jesse W. Myers Calvary Presbyterian Church George Mason Hotel Ensign Virginia Hollifield Lynchburg Navy Associates Ensign Hill Ellis Buckley Richard Mulcahey Henry A. Collin Ronald F. Hattin J. Ray Morgan John L. Smeltzer Mr. Brooks Agnes Scott College Decatur George Washington University Washington, D. C Admiral Billard Naval Academy United States Naval Academy Hill Frederic and Richard

Rotary Club Observes Annual Ladies Night

The Bath Rotary Club held its annual Ladies Night Tuesday at Central Church parish house with a turkey supper served by the Willing Workers at 6 30. President George Musk welcomed guests and introduced master of ceremonies Frank Keiniig. Earl Farnham led the Rotary song fest with Bill Mennealy at the piano. George Argent spoke on Arcadia National Park and Mt Desert noting its beauty and features including Scoodie Point and the scenic highway. Guests included Mrs. Charles P. Wetherbee and other members’ wives who attended with their husbands.

Bath Mt. Desert George Scoodie Point Frenchman’s Bay Arcadia Park Arcadia Orey Yosemite Charles P. Wetherbee Daniel T. Dougherty Edmund P. Briggs Fred D. Hill Ee Spee Club Dure

Maine Red Men Honor Bath Man at Great Council

At the 61st Great Council Fire in Portland, Howard Leavitt of Sasanoa Tribe of Bath was named Great Guard of the Wigwam by Great Sachem Basil Chadburn. Leavitt, foreman at the Times printing department, has long served the order and resides at 418 Front Street with his wife and two sons. The session drew strong attendance and reported a total of over 2,000 Red Men statewide with tribes worth $52,000. the state orphan board noted $84,000 paid for orphans since 1901 plus $1,500 in Christmas donations. A Rockland tribe was instituted last year, with Ernest Alley named deputy for the district that includes Pemaquid, South Bristol, Wiscasset, and Bath.

Great Council of Maine Portland Howard Leavitt Bath Basil Chadburn Mechanic Falls Albert Gallant Ernest R. Avery Leavitt Charles Minnie Scott Leavitt Brunswick the Times Front Street Great Sun State Orphan Board Rockland Ernest Alley South Bristol Pemaquid Wiscasset

Bath Memorial Hospital Drives Set For Week Of Nov 7

The Bath Memorial Hospital Corporators meet at City Hall to establish the 1949 hospital drive with a target of 16 000. William S. Newell serves as general chairman with John N. Taylor Delmar E. Bates as vice chairs and William F. Mussenden as treasurer. An advisory board includes Sam Prawer Paul Akeley Earl Lermond and Arthur Sewall 2d along with local residents and hospital officials to discuss finances and the 1949 operating deficit.

Bath Memorial Hospital City Hall William S. Newell John N. Taylor Delmar E. Bates William F. Mussenden Sam Prawer Paul Akeley Earl Lermond Arthur Sewall Bath Brian M. Jewett Woolwich William A. Todd Georgetown Elmer Williams West Bath Alice Lowell Phippsbur i Norman Drummond Tronsic

Bathman travels coast to coast by bus and plane

David Logan Wilson recounts a September trip to attend the Knights Templar triennial in San Francisco. He flies from New York to Los Angeles then to San Francisco, describes rapid air travel, coastal scenery, and impressions of the city including Market Street and Nob Hill.

David Logan Wilson Pacific Coast Knights Templar U.S. A San Francisco New York American Airways Los Angeles Chicago New England California Golden Gate Great Bay Great Pacific Ocean Market Street Nob Hill Grace Cathe

Reid State Park dam bid opening set for Friday

The State Park Commission will open bids Friday at 10 A.M. for a stone and concrete dam at Reid State Park Georgetown. It is the second bid attempt after earlier submissions were deemed too costly. The canal crossing design and specifications were revised to reduce costs.

Reid State Park State Park Commission Augusta Georgetown Commission

Six Indictments Result From Sagada Hoc County Grand Jury

Six indictments were returned by Sagada hoc county Superior Court grand jurors after a session that began Tuesday morning. Albert Wells of Fairfield faced two man slaughter charges related to an August Topsham accident, receiving six months in Kennebec jail on each count, to run concurrently. Maynard Pinkham of Richmond received a six month suspended sentence and one year probation after restitution for embezzlement of 217.37 from Emerson Lane Post. Gerard Bouchard of Lewiston was charged with two counts of check forgery involving Brunswick and another bank.

Sagadahoc County Victor Coutourier Wells Nolo Contendre Burleigh P. Martin Augusta Kennebec County Arthur E. Sewall York Maynard A. Pinkham Richmond Emerson Lane Post A. S. No. 132 Pinkham Ralph O. Dale Dale American Legion Post

Lions Club Dental and Optical Aid Fund Praised

Bath Lions club funds provide dental and optical care for underprivileged children. Supt Loring R Addison lauds the program as forward looking and discusses cooperation with school and public health nurses. The dental hygienist service extended into 1948-49 and continued into 1949-50 with Board of Education support.

Bath Lions Club Bath Supt Loring R. Addison Lions Club Board of Education

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlotte Hilyard Algernon Shorette Charles T. Small Margaret Woods Nathan Watson Morse High School Harvey Hartley David Vachon Katherine Hodgkins Alfred Parks Kenneth Brown Kenneth Orr Hilyard Frank Keimig Keimig Robert Brewer Brewer Hope Hersom Laleah Snyder United States Dorothy Lacey Marie Darling Joseph Madden Roger Stark Cyrus W. Longley Duncan McInnes W. Dayton Hill Arthur King Fred E. Drake G. Thomas Murphy W. I. Voorhees Stanley Peterson Sumner Sewall Roger Uke Altrusa Club Meeting Virginia Virginia Ann Tucker Jackson D. Hill Rotary Club George Sargent Arcadia National Park Great Council Great Guard Archibald M. Main Sydney L. Eaton John P. Carey, Jr Bathman David L. Wilson Gerard Bouchard Lewiston First National Bank of Brunswick Bath Auto Company
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