Rotary hears talk on draft plan by Morin
M Sergeant Roy E Morin of the U S Army and U S Air Force recruiting station in Bath spoke at the Bath Rotary Club luncheon at Central church house He outlined the five draft classes for ages 19 to 25 and stressed training over forced service He noted exemptions for students and discussed act changes and life work aims of the services Guests and visiting Rotarians attended with notices of the district conclave in Portsmouth N H on Sept 10 11.
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Roy E. Morin
U. S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Bath
Benne
Army
Navy
Air Force
Loring Addison
Murphy
193Rd Rotary District
Hotel Wentworth
Portsmouth
N. H
Elmer O. Smith
Edward W. Adams
Lewiston
William R. Clemons
Donald H. Gordon
Brunswick
Harold Bowen
Lawrence
Mass
Edward J. Bartlett
Concord
B. G. Dienelt
Alexandria
Wally Buzzell
Harold Roberts
Washington, D. C
Draft law notices list registration dates for 1923 1924 1925 births
The document lists registration deadlines for males under a draft law. It sets dates on which those born in 1923 must register by September 31, 1948, with similar lines for those born in 1924 and 1925. The Bath board's office is on the second floor.
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Board
Bath “Ty
Sunday Big Day for Fishermen Along the Coast
A record tuna catch on Sunday marks a banner day for Se a West Point through Sebasco and Bailey's Island crews. Merle Gilliam eight and his father Oscar St. Everett Wal age logged fish from 100 to 620 pounds, the day’s largest. Sebasco Fishermen Inc. packed the catch as crews worked with available help.
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Sea West Point
Sebasco Fish
Merle Gilliam
Oscar St. Everett Walage
Bailey’s Island
Sebasco Fishermen, Inc
Phippsburg Phones Move Under Bath Exchange
A meeting leads to most upper Phippsburg residents having local phones listed under Bath. Subscribers will pay tolls to reach within their town until all lines shift to Bath as with Woolwich and West Bath. Georgetown phones also to be listed under Bath.
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Phippsburg
Bath
Woolwich
West Bath
Georgetown
Pleads for Aid for Children in War Torn Bavaria
A wartime appeal describes Bavaria in ruins with food and fuel scarce and civilians living in hardship. The writer recalls children trudging home in winter with improvised footwear as aid efforts focus on providing warm clothing and shoes, urging continued support for European relief.
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Bavaria
Germany
Europe
Where to Register Under Draft Law
Registration locations listed under the draft law include Bath City Hall first floor rear auditorium with City Clerk Harry Ring as chief registrar Richmond J W Ranchette Todd registrar and Bo L Palmer registrar.
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Bath
Harry Ring
Richmond
J. W. Ranchette
Todd
Son
Bo L. Palmer
President's Cup Won By Dr Buck In Maine Golf Tourney
Dr. L Buck won the President's Cup in a Maine golf series defeating Howard Mayo and Russell Young in earlier rounds while Dr Winchenbach advanced to finals. Bath club members played in Rangeley Combination and Hyde Memorial events with top amateur scores and a Pro Am at Purpadock noted. The Bath club anticipates a large field for the Hyde Memorial and closes courses for tournament play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L
Buck
Buck Bent
John Cooke
Howard Mayo
Winchenbach
Russell Young
Bob Levine
Bath
Roy Evirs
Riverside
Leo Hansbury
Lakewood
Roy Higgins
Willowdale
Dr. Winchenbech
Jimmy Jones
Tony de Rocco
Wila Lake
Wilton
Jim Browning
Brunswick
Charlie Emery
Penobscot Valley
Bangor
Jones
de Rocco
Maine
Bath Corn Club
L. E. Buck
Ilene Tabor
Purpadock
Vary Cottage Puddin Occasion A Sprinkling The Sater
A brief note describes a cottage pudding event with a sprinkle of coconut, dating to a Saturday gathering. The item highlights a simple dessert variation and social context without additional details.
Lions Club Plans Dental and Optical Aid
The Underprivileged Children's committee of the Bath Lions club held a planning meeting at City Hall Tuesday evening chaired by Arthur Bowker. Plans were formed for a program of dental and optical work.
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The
Bath Lions Club
City Hall
Arthur Bowker
Brotherhood Votes to Remain Out at Bath Iron Works
About 600 members of the Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers voted at a mass meeting in the State armory to stay away from work until Bath Iron Works management agrees to negotiate. One dissenting vote. union seeks wage talks and continuous negotiations until an agreement is reached. A follow up meeting is set for Thursday at eight at the armory.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
Coe B
State Armory
Lincoln Street
Herman Coomdent
Ould Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood
Fitzpatrick
Thle E
Armory
Bath Iron Works
Coombs
Coombe
Agate
Bath Young People Enjoy Sunday Outing
Anna May Cumings of Morse High School invited classmates from the classes of 1948 and 1949 for a Bath outing. They boarded a Bath Service bus to Ba Point, swam at First Beach, sailed to Seguin Island on Capt. Forrest Drake’s boat, and visited Coast Guard quarters before returning home.
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Anna May Cumings
Morse High School
Washington
Center Street
Ba Point
Katherine Burns
First Beach
Seguin Island
Hampton
Capt
Forrest Drake
Coast Guard
Bay
Eenteem
Anna May Cr
Anna May Cummings
Bay Point
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Fort Edgecomb
Davis Island
Sheepscot River
Wiscasset
State Park Commission
Dall
Sebasco
Bailey Island
Baths Exchange
Blw
DR. Leone- Buck
Lions Club
City of
Company
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