Improvements At Housing Projects And Lambert Park
A discussion on housing project upgrades includes fitting metal gratings over outlets and replacing wooden tops. Lambert Park has 44 needed replacements with an estimated cost of 4270.20 dollars. A conference with district officials addressed replacing water mains to meet New England Insurance Rating standards at an estimated cost of 81117.96 dollars.
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Lambert Park
Theate
New England Insurance Rating Association
City urges federal execution before accepting housing projects facilities
The city desires federal action to carry out water and sewerage facilities and highways at two housing projects before complying with a P H A request to accept those facilities as part of government disposal of havoe to private individuals.
Stork Mrs Stork Mrs. Danforth Surprise Shower
A late 19th or early 20th century style note describes a surprise gathering at the home of Mrs. Danforth with guests including Mrs. Campbell Savage Trueworthy Snider Austin and Hilyard. Harriett Frye presided at the punch bowl as gifts were opened and a large cake served after a dinner.
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Sreens Nanas
Jean Danforth
H Street
Nndine
Harriet Frye
Pearl Campbell
Milton Savage
Ivan Trueworthy
Jarvis Snider
Alice Austin
Harriet
Ralph Hilyard
Richard Hersom
Frank Danforth
Eleanor
Bath couple marks silver anniversary in Bath
Mr and Mrs Jerome McNinch celebrate 25 years of marriage at 341 Preble Street Bath with a dinner and fall garden decorations. The couple's daughter Phyllis Mitchell McNinch and her husband Mitchell, plus three children Emery Elliott and a grandson Jerome Ott McNinch, are named among relatives. Mr Mitchell runs a plumbing and garage business and is part owner of a business in Woodford. Family ties link Emma Mitchell of Portland and the late Charles Mitchell.
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South
Bath
Jerome McNinch
Preble Street
Mitchell
Clancy
Emma Mitchell
Portland
Charles Mitchell
Woodfords See
Jerome Mc Ninch
Phyllis Mitchell
Emery Mitchell
Portland Junior College
Elliott Mitchell
Portland High
Jerome Ott McNinch
Birthday Surprise for Grandpa Fred Chaney at Bath Home
Wilfred W Chaney of 377 Middle Street was surprised by neighbors and family with a prettily iced birthday cake and tea. Present were his daughters Pamela and Ka, David, James, Keith McLurey, and Mr and Mrs Crocker. Chaney, a long time Bath Iron Works employee, plans retirement in one year after a career starting as a shipfitter during the Georgia build and later as an apprentice at the Harding plant under supervisor Howard Nash.
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Wilfred W. Chaney
Middle Street
Pamela
Fred
David
James An
Keith McLuernay
Chaney
Bath Iron Works
Georgia
Ereneyee
Harding
Howard Nash
Revered West Bath couple celebrate 60 years of marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Th F Perkins marked six decades together in West Bath. They once owned a fine home overlooking the Kennebec River and were active in Masonic and Eastern Star circles, Wesley Methodist Church, and local civic groups. They have a son and twins, with extended family in Concord. He was the last survivor of a 15 child family.
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West Bath
Perkins
Perce
Genesta Scabia
Dummer Sewall
Wesley Methodist Church
LS Dorman Poa
Eee
Clinton and
DeWitt Clinton
Richard Davis
Concord
Homestead
Kennebec River
Edna department moves to Center Street quarters
Edna ae ceatans reopens locating at 14 Center Street with a first of November move to 4 Center Street the former Cobb Watson Co building. F O Bailey Co lands expansion plans include converting the space for a ladies shop with first floor display and upper floor storage. Mrs Charlotte Wyman remains manager aided by Misses Alzira Gross and Sadie Armstrong.
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Ceatans
Ardenne A. Stott
Center Street
Cobb-Watson
Cobb-Watson Co
J Charles Ae & Sons
F. O. Bailey Co
Charlotte Wyman
Alzira Gross
Sadie Armstrong
Double Installation Draws Large Crowd at Lincoln Lodge
About 200 attend the double installation as officers are installed by Frank Cromwell and Hannes Boynton with Grand Master attendance. Mrs Mae Boynton and Mrs Coombs preside as district leaders and gifts are exchanged. Lewiston assembly slated for next week.
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Mae Boynton
Coombs
Mic
Robert Guceder
Rogers
Melvin H. Robbins
Winslow Barstow
Harold Carter
Loring Brown
R.S.N.G
Charles Swett
LSN. G
Arthur Pangeau
Allen Noble
R.S.S
Or McCullen
L.S.S
Cedric Suthforth
R.S
Drop a Card for Red McMann at Maine General Hospital
A Bath man named Red McMann, beloved by Bath children for his work with the Bath play, is recovering at Maine General Hospital in Portland. Readers are invited to send him a card to express that they miss him and hope for his return home next summer.
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Red McMann
Bath
Betene
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Red
Front Street walks sealed with tar coating
The Highway department layers a sand and tar top over recently hot patched brick and cement walks. The tar sealer aims to stop water seepage through the original surface.
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The
Highway Department
Front Street
New Morse Mohiba Dates Announced At High School Dance
Four classes at the high school announce ties for the Mohiba queen event. Juniors include Carol Miller Betty Footer Jane Grant and others. Freshmen Omitted names indicate Beverly White Connie Carlisle Barbara Greene.
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Carol Miller
Betty Footer
Jane Grant
Ot As
Mary Callan
Donothy Wing
Joan Bennett
Ape Mores
Barbara Greene
Footer
Connie Carlisle
Beverly White
Stover
Helen Olsen
Sally True
Sandra Johnson
Mrs Marcella Gibson to Visit Genesta Chapter Meeting
Mrs Marcella Gibson of Lewiston Maine Worthy Grand Matron of eelad Chapter of Maine will attend the evening meeting at Masonice of Genesta chapter for her oral visitation. She has many friends in Bath where she is a of Genesta and many other chapters in the surrounding territory will be represented.
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Marcella Gibson
Lewiston
Eelad
Maine
Masonice of
Genesta
Bath
Bath Council PTA Plans A Program
Bath Council PTA outlines a program during the business meeting and discusses upcoming activities and organizational plans. Delegates review goals, invite participation, and set dates for future events at the local council level.
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Bath Council
New York Conference Showcases Police Training and Talks
Chief Amos O Dwyer hosts visiting chiefs from Bahamas Virgin Islands Cuba and Romania at the Waldorf Astoria as New York officers demonstrate drill boxing self defense and a murder case reconstruction. Mayor O Dwyer warns against politics in policing and stresses countering communism through forceful action.
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Anad
Po Acade
Cais Orn
Police Glee Club
Chiflee
O Dwyer
New York
Force
Virgin Islands
Ihe Kien Islands
Buci
Romania
Kers
Police Department
Waldorf-Astoria
Em New
Manhattan Police
National P.T.A. Field Worker Honored Guest Tea
An informal tea was held Friday afternoon from one to four at Mrs. Joseph I. Smiths home 940 Washington street in honor of Philip Scheid National P.T.A. field worker.
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Joseph I. Smith
The
Washington Street
Philip Scheid
National
Ent
Winds of 28 to 34 elas hour are called moderate
A brief weather note classifies winds at 28 to 34 elas per hour as moderate. It outlines wind speed ranges and suggests cautious outdoor activity under such conditions. No additional locations or dates are provided.
Black and white photographs by Howell Walker feature story
Text and pictures credited to Howell Walker recount a story from Aroostook and Walker during his visit. The piece notes mem gained for Ata tenon and highlights the photographer’s work while in town.
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Howell Walker
Ata Tenon
Overseas mail deadlines for holiday packages announced
M/Sgt. Roy E. Morin, local recruiter, urged overseas personnel to mail packages between October and November 15 to ensure delivery during the holidays. Gifts should be securely packed and addressed to civilian employees and mental agencies if applicable, with safe handling for perishables.
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Ane Online
Heetek
Roy E. Morin
Ameren
Miss Elaine LeNoee Noyes to Frederick G Tippens Engagement
Miss Elaine LeNoee Noyes of Augusta Maine announces her engagement to Frederick G Tippens of Millinocket. The couple hold ties to Gordon College and Bates College. details note Tippens has been on the Dean's List for two years.
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Wees
Elaine le No
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Ithaca
Savage
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