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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1951

Page

8

Bath Again Seeks Federal Aid for New School Addition

Bath would apply for federal funds under Bill 815 to finance a new school building while weighing West Bath pupils enrollment. The council authorized Superintendent Addison to file the application and include West Bath pupils in Bath’s enrollment count, with West Bath ready to share costs if needed.

BATH Bath City West Bath West Bath Board of Selectmen Superintendent of Schools City of Bath Loring R. Addison Joseph W. Larrabee Addison Neal Ackland New England Federal Security Agency Ackland Huse School

Farm and Garden Association Meeting in Maine at Bowdoin College

The Maine branch Friendship Market will host a meeting at Bowdoin College president Kenneth C. M. Sills home Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the ballroom. Displays include country crafts, painted tin, handwoven items, rugs, knit goods, and cooked foods. Mrs. Duncan Wright and Mrs. Lawrence Andrew of Portland lead the committee.

Maine The Farm and Garden Association Friendship Market Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College Portland Duncan Wright Lawrence Andrew

Greater Housing Facilities Needed For Navy Families

With about 2,400 sailors expected at Brunswick Naval Air Station by July 1 1952 and 800 needing homes, the Lake Charles Plan mirrors a successful Army Air Force program. Brunswick forms a defense housing committee to survey vacancies, register available space at the Brunswick Recreation Center, and may extend to Bath with local promotions and a Bath Chamber of Commerce review.

Brunswick Naval Air Station Navy U. S. Air Force Lake Charles Navy Department Brunswick Defense Bath Brunswick Recreation Center Bath Chamber of Commerce

Shortage of Bath Patrolmen Prompts Pay Scale Action

The city faces two police vacancies and no eligibility list as H Martin Powers of the Personnel Service Commission warns the department would suffer without competitive pay. An exam is set for Nov 19 after a canceled monday meeting due to no applicants. no firemen list exists and resignations loom.

H. Martin Powers Personnel Service Commission Powers Ralph Fea

Maine highway fatalities rise in September report

Twenty people died on Maine highways in September with 15 deaths at night. Reckless driving and excessive speed were major factors. liquor involvement and pedestrian risks also notable. Police campaign urges drivers to slow down at sundown.

Maine Pssengers

Maine Dairy Industry: Second Largest in State Rotarians Told

Kenneth Johnson Maine dairy inspector spoke at the Rotary luncheon at Central church parish house. He outlined Maine dairy with 240000 cattle valued at 200 each and a state dairy business around 30000000, second only to pulp and paper. Sixteen members raised hands to show who had milked a cow.

Kenneth Johnson Rotary Club Central Church Parish House Carl Kennedy Johnson Maine Bill Menneally Central Grammar — School Robert Arsenault North Bath David Boudreau West Bath Richard Bishop South Street Marsden, Richardson Boothbay Harbor Harmon Eliason Bill Courtney Stover David Polson Floyd Norton

Branches announce birth of son in Northampton

Dr. and Mrs. Fayette H Branch Jr announce the birth of a boy on October 24 in Northampton Massachusetts. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds. Mrs. Branch is formerly Janette Stephenson daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Milton C Stephenson of Bath.

Fayette H. Branch, Jr Northampton Mass Branch Janette Stephenson Milton C. Stephenson Bath

Eight Year Old Lad Dies After Accidental Gunshot

George Edward Johnston eight died at Bath Memorial hospital after a .410 gun discharged by his 12 year old brother Irving Richard Johnston Jr. as three boys sat on beds in the Johnston home. George Edward was born December 29 1942 and leaves parents two brothers twin sisters and other relatives. Funeral is at St Marys church with burial in Calvary cemetery.

George Edward Johnston Irving R. Johnston North Bath Bath Memorial Hospital Irving Richard Johnston Frank L. Moriarty Johnston Irving Richard George Edward F. A. Winchenbach Joseph Smith Bath Iron Works Irving Laura Comeau Johnston Irving Richard, Jr John Dorothy Donna Pfc Charles O'Dell USA Dike School St. Mary's Church Arthur F. Mayo Calvary Cemetery

Bowdoin to Observe Annual Fathers Day

Bowdoin College plans a Father’s Day program on the day of the football game with Colby. Activities include class visits, campus tours, and luncheon tickets at Moulton Union. A 10:10 chapel service precedes the 10:30 dedication of the Pequinian room in the new building, honoring Suzanne Young.

Bowdoin College Colby Herbert E. Mehlhorn Brunswick Bowdoin Father's Association Moulton Union Fathers and Sons Harpswell Street Father’s Association Suzanne Young

First Baptist Church Receives 150 Hymnals in Memory

Deacon and Mrs. Clarence Flood donated 150 copies of the Service Hymnal to First Baptist Church in memory of their mothers, with Rev. Charles R. Sims leading a presentation and dedication. Jarvis Snyder accepted for the music committee as the pastor spoke on The Gospel In the Hymn Book. Sharon Alberta Bailey was dedicated during the service and Rally Day activities were led by Floyd M. Carter.

Clarence N. Flood Annie P. Flood Martha J. Stevens First Baptist Church Charles R. Sims Jarvis Snyder Sharon Alberta Clyde Bailey Woolwich Floyd M. Carter

West Point supper raises funds for Christmas tree project

West Point Community backs Thursday evening baked bean supper at the schoolhouse from 6 to 8 p m to aid the children's Christmas tree fund. Donations include 31 pies 19 pots of beans 8 pounds of butter 6 pounds of coffee 10 pounds of sugar and $15 in cash. Co chairs Herbert Shorey and Chester Talbot Jr lead the effort with women cooking and men serving. Proceeds support knitting mittens for West Point children.

West Point Herbert Shorey Chester Talbot, Jr Friendship Club Esther Alexander Martin Doyle Elnora Wallace Maud Thayer Grace Wyman Brunhilda Scott Alexander Vida Gilliam Wilfred Mulley Boston Sebasco Gardiner Kenneth Wallace Billy Alexander Lucy Smith Nancy A. Wallace Ruth A. Alexander West Point Grammar School League Wyman Chamber of Horrors Ruth Alexander Norman Gilliam Alice H. Lerch Washington, D. C Miss Lerch Fish House Cove New York Public Library Library of Congress Walter Sleepers Mechanic Falls

Harvesters 4-H Club Wins Prizes at County Show

The Harvesters 4-H club of West Bath and the Teen-Agers 4-H club of Bath attended the county exhibit in Lewiston. Waneta Estes won multiple top awards in canning sewing and garden projects. K. C. Lovejoy and Paul Dowe distributed $1,200 in prizes as clubs showcased home economics and crafts.

Harvesters 4-H Club West Bath Bath Lewiston City Hall Kenneth Gray Maine Inland Fisheries and Game Department Waneta Estes The Harvesters Dairies Lewiston Berenice Colby England Scotland K. C. Lovejoy Maine Paul Dowe Androscoggin Sagadahoc Bonnie Belanger Peter Francisco Albert White Robert Belanger Edward and Russell Estes Loretta Barter Patsy White Beverly Pecci Edward Estes Vaneta Bethel Estes Bonnie

Bath surprise in unannounced air raid drill confusion

Cumberland county conducted its first unannounced air raid test Tuesday night. Bath appeared unexpectedly in the event, causing confusion as county and Bath officials struggled to coordinate with the five division directors and the county director who was unreachable by phone. White all clear followed a red alert and residents were warned by fire alarms and sirens. Bath planned signals detailed for public warning. Mr and Mrs John Powers of Bedford street enjoy a Moosehead hunting trip while Powers vacationing from Central Maine Power Company and Mrs Powers a hospital historian also take leave.

Cumberland County Bath Charles Pelletier John Powers Bedford Street Moosehead

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