Cost Accountant Schulze Praised for 22 Years of Service
J William Schulze, chairman of Bath Iron Works executive committee, will be honored at the Southern Maine Chapter N A C A fall meeting in Portland for 22 years of service. The gold card presentation will be made by Sidney J Rogers, retired S D Warren executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Schulze
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Southern Maine
National Association of Cost Accountants
Portland
Schulze
Sidney J. Rogers
S. D. Warren Company
Newark
N. J
New York University
State of New York
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro
Cost Accountants’ Association
N.A.C.A
Mr. Schulze
Mengel Company
Louisville
Maine
New England Shipbuilding Corporation
Bath Iron Works
Associated Industries of Maine
Bath Country Club
Bath National Bank
Development Credit Corporation of Maine
Todd Atlantic Shipyards Corp
Portland University
Rain Delays Bath Cavalcade Of Music To Sept 30
Rain forced the postponement of Sundays Cavalcade of Music at McMann Field Bath. The event moved to Sunday Sept 30 with 700 musicians from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts slated to compete for 1175 in prizes under Coca Cola sponsorship and Legion Cadets Junior Drum and Bugle Corps. General Chairman William Milliken noted rain insurance will cover most expenses and several corps will be unable to return for the new date but all intend to perform Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
McMann Field
Coca Cola Co
Legion Cadets
Bath
William Milliken
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Huse Memorial School
Milliken
Norman Prince
Malden
Mass
VFW
Lt. Prince
Brunswick
Bath Storm Cleared With Minor Damage Across State
A severe thunderstorm swept the state Friday night bringing heavy rain in Bath and surrounding towns. Route 1 traffic stalled at times but no injuries or accidents were reported. power outages and downed trees affected Dresden Gardiner and Augusta as winds and lightning struck, with cold Canadian air promising frost tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dresden
Gardiner
Augusta
Weather Bureau
Musical program at Washington Street event features Taffy and Sherry
On Tuesday evening a musical program at 1 Washington street showcased Taffy with song and dance while Sherry performed accordion pieces. Sherry's pupil Jimmy Munsey also played several accordion numbers.
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Washington Street
Taffy
Sherry
Jimmy Munsey
One Way Traffic Plan Delayed For Bath District
Bath plans for a possible one way traffic pattern in the downtown shopping area face multiple studies and delays. Howard W. Mayo of the Bath Area Chamber of Commerce says a special committee, a planning board, and an engineers survey are needed before any short trial. Changes to traffic ordinances and the opening of Water Street parking will influence timing, with a trial expected before next summer’s traffic begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Howard W. Mayo
Bath Area
Mayo
Chamber
Water Street
Highway Department
State To Pick Up Election Ballots Here Next Week
Bath City Clerk Harry E Ring Jr says a truck from Deputy Secretary of State Paul A MacDonald will collect the recent Sept 24 election ballots. The move accompanies a request to inspect First District ballots where Rep Robert Hale leads Democrat James C Oliver by 29 votes. About 116000 ballots cast. Bath tally had Hale ahead by 96 with 35 to 40 ballots ruled invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Paul A. MacDonald
Bath
MacDonald
Robert Hale
Portland
James C. Oliver
Cape Elizabeth
Hale
Oliver
Break At Mulcahys Elm Street Store Investigated By Police
Police investigated a break at Mulcahys Store at 21 Elm Street where a $40 radio and some cash were stolen. Entry was gained by removing a cellar screen and east side window and smashing a door from the cellar into the store. Detectives Lt. Robert E. Wagner Jr. and Patrolman Arthur Tainter pursued several leads as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulcahy
21 Elm Street
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Arthur Tainter
Wagner
Wirta family returns to Maine after weekend visit
Douglas Wirta returned to the University of Maine Sunday to begin his sophomore year. He is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Wirta of Arrowsic. His brother Everett Wirta has returned to the Maine Maritime Academy at Castine after spending the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wirta
University of Maine
Gertrude Wirta
Arrowsic
Everett Wirta
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Bath selects J H Miller for new Central Fire Station
Bath City Council awarded a 154 257 contract to J H Miller Inc Bath for a brick veneered Central Fire Station at High and Winter streets with two percent local bid preference. Construction to begin this month and occupancy planned for spring, with some work by the city and a temporary station in use at Summer and Commercial streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Blair
Judkins
Nuirver
High Street
Water Street
Bath
Bath Fire Station and Other Construction Projects Begin
Clearing the Central Grammar lot on High Street starts Bath’s new fire station project, while Bath Iron Works advances a large assembly shop on Washington Street. Two church projects near completion at Center Lincoln and Nazarene on Center Street face delays for pews. Construction around Bath continues toward Spring 1957 occupancy with steady progress and daily supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
First
Church of the Nazarene
Center and
Lincoln Streets
High Street
Central Grammar School
J. H. Miller, Inc
Highway Department
Health Department
Bath Area United Fund Sets 1957 Campaign Goal
The Bath Area United Fund announced a goal of 42905.23 for the 1956 campaign to raise funds via public subscription October 15 30 for distribution in 1957. Allocations total 33842.97 to agencies including Pine Tree Council Boy Scouts and Bath Memorial Hospital with expenses of 6917 and unpaid pledges of 2145 26. New division chairs Leslie Shumway Loring Addison and James Thorpe were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Young Men's Christian Association
Salvation Army
Bath Public Health Association
Bath
American Red Cross
Davenport Memorial
United Fund
Mussenden
Leslie C. Shumway
Loring R. Addison
James L. Thorpe
Woolwich
New Bath Teachers Honored At Buffet And Reception
Bath teachers were honored at a Tuesday reception hosted by the Bath Teachers club at Bath Junior High. Board of Education members and wives attended along with substitute teachers and honorary members. A buffet supper preceded an informal program, with a large receiving line and a long list of local officials, educators, and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Teachers Club
Board of Educaion
Elachers
C. Lloyd Hooker
Linwood Temple
Robert Perry
Ralph Brewer
Warren Alierti
Joseph Shanahen
Robert LePage
John Choate
Jeascha French
Elizabeth Barker
William White, Jr
Frederick Bolduc
Patricia Armes
Clement Nickerson
Robert Sampson
Carl Anderson
Robert Stevens
Margaret McKay
Jane Redonnet
Margaret Wentworth
Edith York
Lloyd Pond
Ruth Shaw
Edward Spearin
Catherine Howe
Catharine Leonard
Eleanor Deanforth
Charlotte Hilyard
Faith Sherwood
Doris Tasker
Theo Hensinger
Germaine Bonney
Rubin Named To Fill Judge Of Probate Vacancy
Attorney Harold J. Rubin of Bath was named by Gov. Edmund S. Muskie to fill the Sagadahoc county Judge of Probate vacancy. Rubin, a Republican, will replace the late Judge Arthur J. Dunton and serve the unexpired term ending December 31. Confirmation by the Republican Executive Council is anticipated at its Sept 26 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin
Sagadahoc
Executive Council
Arthur J. Dunton
Sagadahoc County
Guorney
Dunton
Muskie
Judge Dunton
Escape Injury After Car Leaves Bowdoin Road
Mr and Mrs Ray FE Thomas and two children Lynn and Allen escaped with minor bruises when their sedan left the Litchfield road in Bowdoin rolled over an embankment and turned over several times. The car was wrecked, and State Police from the Brunswick area investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray FE
Thomas
Lynn
Allen
Washington Street
Litchfield Road
Powdoin
Path
Roinor
Bruns- Wick
Central Maine Power Upgrades Bath Iron Works Facilities
Central Maine Power Co. expands power supply for Bath Iron Works in Augusta. Harold L. Cobbeth reports three projects including a new Bath substation unit, replacing overhead lines with cables on Washington Street, and a new steel substation at the shipyard to feed a 44 718 square foot assembly shop under construction. Cables run 1450 feet, with one main load cable and a spare, remotely controlled from the Brunswick station. Work began this spring and aims for fall completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bath Iron Works
Central Maine Power Co
CMP
Harold L. Colbeth
Bath
Washington Street
Iron Works
Brunswick Station
Cobbeth
South Street
Central Maine Power Company
U S News Interview Highlights Maine Election Mood
U S News and World Report dedicates much of its pages to Maine's Sept 10 elections with interviews from state residents. Bath secretary Richard MacLennan says there is no pattern to split ticket voting and notes Independents and stronger labor influence. he doubts Eisenhower's Maine lead may hold. He predicts Eisenhower could still win Maine in November but margins may shrink. Other interviews cover party leaders labor figures and local editors. Mrs Lulu Lemont returns home from Sebasco Estates after summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. News and World Report
Nation
Maine
Richard MacLennan
Bath Area
MacLennan
Eisenhower
Readfeld
U.S News and World Report
Portland Firm Lowest on New Bids for Fire Station
The Brown Construction Co of Portland submitted the apparent low base bid of 155000 for the Fire Station on High Street after a second bid set. An amendment granting local bidder preference could shift favor to J N Miller Inc Bath as bids were reviewed alongside two alternates. Other bids came from Gerard Construction Co Lewiston and D Dibiase Co Inc Portland with various reductions to base and alternates. The Council had previously rejected the first bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Construction Co
Portland
Bath
J. N. Miller, Inc
J. A1. Miller, Inc
Ofice
Stanley W. Judkins
Gerard Construction Co
Lewiston
D. Dibiase Co. Inc
High Street
Central Grammar School
J. H. Miller
McClure CAHILL'S SERVICE STATION Ad Claim
An advertorial note proclaims confidence in buying cars from Meclure backed by thirty six years of fair dealing. It invites customers to verify by purchasing at McClure CAHILL'S SERVICE STATION on Leeman Highway and dialing 39808 for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Cahill
Leeman Highway
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Cost Accountants
New York
Elm Street
J.H. Miller, Inc
Central Fire Station
High and
Winter Streets
Brown Company
Miller
Brown
Miller Firm
Bath Construction Company
Fisher and
Stanley R. Hunter
Harold J. Rubin
Edmund S. Muskie
Bowdoin
David Fields
Hardings
Fast Brunswick
Connecticut
U.S. News
Lulu Lemont
Andrews Road
Sebasco Estates
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