Grand Exalted Ruler Jernick Tours New England Elks
Grand Exalted Ruler William J. Jernick of Nutley New Jersey led an official Elks tour through northern New England visiting Vermont and New Hampshire. The party met with Maine Elks officials in Portsmouth and attended dedications, luncheons, and dinners from Dover to Millinocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Jernick
Nutley
N. J
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Jernick
New England
Sinery
Vermont
New Hamponnate
Grand Lodge
Brian M. Jewett
Woolwich
Pgele Co
Dwight Stevens
Pddger
Henry J. Parent
Rumford Offici
Maine
Lewiston Lodge
Poland Spring
John. Galvin
Harry Baulch
Houston
Galvin
Maire Elks Association
Jerrick
Elks
Millinocket
Bangor
Associated Press
Bangor Lodge
Waterville
Edmund S. Muskie
Richard Dubord
Rumford Lodge
Rumford Elks and Theires
Renee Ee
Fie
Ipshire Tion
Mee Berle
N. H
Towers, Inn
Hugh Gre
Center
Lake Winnipesaukee
Lakeport
Laconis
W. H. Lodge
Joseph Collette
R Jernick
Nia Emblem Club
I Nick
Franklin
Tee Concord
Jorge Whe
New Hampenrie
Gowre
Hugh Gress Ai Ountael
Antique Exhibits and Flower Show by Garden Club
The Garden Club hosted an Antique Exhibits and Flower Show in their main living room turned gallery. Collectors displayed items from East Brunswick and the Far East including a temple gong, Tibetan priest’s relic, vintage gowns, Parian figurines, driftwood seashore art, and 1812 era textiles. Members showcased quilts, silver, china, linens, and rare cookware while florals featured gladioli marigolds zinnias and morning glories.
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Cop Star Memorial Highway
Harding
East Brunswick
Far East
Bath City
George Washington
William Posomarson
Daniel Matter
Hartsgrove
Young
Leroy Lord
John Gillespie
Loring Small
Albert Kney
Berenice Colby
Irene Douglas
Alice Ramsay
Frank Reinoehel
Ralph White
James Knight
Merle Niles
Roscoe McFadden
Alice Johnson
Eleanor Matter
Amy Kimball
Phyllis
Nellie Goodrich
Albert Whitney
G. Thomas Murphy
Carrie Smith
John Mitchell
Mabel Harris
Carville Douglas
Betsy Douglas
Armand Cormier
Sandra Thurston
Alice Nowell
Harry Young
Eunice Ledyard
Charles Small
Walter Thurston
Ralph White, Jr
Leland Mitchell
Margaret Foote
Guy Crosby
Herbert Harris
Emerton Gross
Ruth Priscilla
Red Fruita post office may be only fire-engine red
In Red Fruita Colorado locals say the post office is the only fire engine red building in the United States. Postmaster John Weaver quips that once the office begins profitable work it will be painted black. The remark hints at resistance to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fruita
Colo
Frusta
United States
John Weaver
Bath to Seek Federal Disaster Aid for Repairs and Relief
City Manager Nathan C. White announced Bath will apply for Federal disaster assistance. The plan outlines eligible emergency work, temporary housing, debris removal, and repairs to essential public facilities under Public Law 875. The aim is to supplement state and local efforts without replacing them, with funds for protective work and health measures as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan C. White
Bath
A. Mapes
Civil and Public Safety
Maine
Esteeres
Rehabilitation priorities voiced at Hyde Home issues
Augusta reports 141 patients admitted to Bath hospital in the year ending August with multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy as the largest groups. Mrs. William H. Dalton reelected president outlines need for rehabilitation facilities in Maine at Hyde Bearberg Rehabilitation hospital in Bath. Spring Easter Seal sale nets $78,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pine Tree Society For
Bath Hospital
William H. Dalton
Edward G. Asherman
Bath
Hyde Bearberg
Hyde Memorial Home
Maine
Not So Perfect Shot at Hobart Tournament Scares Player
A golfer at the Charleston 8 C Hobart event pulled a drive into the trees and found a new golf ball buried in the divot he unearthed. The surprising discovery occurred as the ball appeared to be lost ground under soft earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Hobart
About per cent of U. S. births
Unsure OCR fragment notes a topic on United States birth percentages with scattered names and numbers, suggesting a statistical or demographic brief. No clear individuals, organizations, or dates are readable to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bath seeks disaster relief funds for hurricane repairs
Bath city officials led by City Manager Nathan C. White and Councilman Donald Perry discussed applying to the federal Disaster Relief Fund for temporary and emergency hurricane repair aid. They outlined scrutinizing highway and bridge damage, debris removal, and hazardous structures, with filings required in each instance. Applications will go to Harry Mapes, state coordinator, after appointment of a local applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan C. White
Donald Perry
Portland
Tulso
Federal Disaster Relief Fund
White
Bath
Pie
Ariva
Harry Mapes
Coon Hound Field Trial Set for Sunday at West Bath
The final coon hound field trial of the season is planned for Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Austin farm on Berry's Mill Road in West Bath. The West Bath fire department announced the event to provide keen competition with a sizeable field. a $2 entry fee applies for competing dogs. Refreshments will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Berry's Mill Road
West Bath
Exra
New Enher
EE Cherian
Chatr
Chaan
First Steps Toward Bath Civil Defense Initiative
Bath city moves to reactivate Civil Defense with Nathan C White named local director. He seeks a seven member Advisory Council of active citizens to advise and coordinate efforts, drawing volunteers and suggestions at Friday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Nathan C. White
White
Walter Kennett
Maine Office of Civil Defense
Publc Safety
Civil Defense
Iscil
Maine DAR gathering at Marshall House in York
The Maine chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met September 18 at the Marshall House with 128 members including Regent Mrs Frederick aageett and Mrs Lena Ring. State Regent Miss Alice Rogers Parsons presided as Miss Parsons hosted Old York Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude S. Carraway
North Carolina
The
National? . A. R
York
Maine
Col. Dummer Sewall
Merle Niles
Carl Albee
American Music
Miss Parsons
Senator Walker Opens Tennis Court to Local Youths
State Senator John Walker funds a tennis court at Honest Policy, invites neighborhood teens to use it. A large cooler boosts soft drink sales at five cents a bottle, with profits donated to the project while Walker jokes he breaks even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Walker
Alker
Walker
Teens Tour Two Industries With Bath 4-H Club
The Bath 4-H teen club and Shamrocks of West Bath toured Congress Sportswear Co and Olympia Bakery on Center Street as part of yearly requirements. Guides explained production, baking, and frosting, with demonstrations and tastings. An exhibition Saturday at City Hall with Harvesters of West Bath features club work, demonstrations, and prize inspections by Twin County Agent Paul Dowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Shamrocks of
West Bath
Granville Colby
Congress Sportswear Co
Ronald Buffam
Grace Waterman
Olympia Bakery
Center Street
John Arkaledis
Mr. Arkaledis
Bernice Perkins
Beverly Pecci
Judy Ashe
Judie Commeau
Ellen Low
Betsy Bertrand
Joan Robinson
Toinette Lakin
Fraces Butcher
City Hall
Harvesters of
Paul Dowe
Twin County
Orono
Hindi Teletype Circuit Opens Between New Delhi and Patna
Hindusthan Samachar Ltd opens India's first Hindi teletype circuit linking New Delhi and Patna. News distribution begins in English with Hindi papers required to translate dispatches for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Patna
Hindusthan Samachar, Ltd
Counties urged to unite for Route 1 rebuild along Maine coast
Rockland real estate man Freeman S. Young calls Saga dahoc Knox Lincoln and Waldo counties to unite and pressure Representatives to push rebuilding Route 1 as a coastal highway vital to industry and recreation. He argues Route 1 is unmatched and should be upgraded beyond existing military highway status.
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Rockland
Sagadahoc
Knox
Lincoln
Waldo
Maine
Freeman S. Young
The
Times
Young
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
National Easter Seal head visits Hyde Memorial Hospital
Arthur K. Flanagan of Chicago explains Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital is among the nation’s finest and stresses the need for adult rehabilitation in Maine. He notes 50 children can be cared for, with adults entering only during polio emergencies, and cites 23 to 26 million disabled Americans nationwide and 5 million needing immediate rehab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K. Flanagan
Chicago
Ill
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Augusta House
Augusta
Flanagan
The
Times
Hyde Hospital
Edward G. Asherman
Portland
Marie Preston
Pine Tree Society For
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation
Maine
Rodney Brooke Addresses Rotary Luncheon On Competition Standards
H Rodney Brooke, chairman of the Competitor Relations section of Bath Rotary’s Vocational Service Committee, spoke at Tuesday’s meeting about the Four Way Test and the role of competition in the American economy. He noted monopolistic sectors, OA and OP A influences, and issues with package selling and discount houses, signaling ongoing debates on fair practices and consumer costs as the talk continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rodney Brooke
Vocational Service Committee
Bath
Rotary International
Rotary
Staal Seeagents
Eerie En Predis
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William J. Jerrick
the Benevolent and Pro- Order of Elke, Lo
Garden Club
HYDE
Pine Tree Society
Dalton
George L. Pew
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Bath and Secretery
Harold H. Meyer
Port
William P. Wiles
Authe Ntonal Society For
Crp
Cripp
West Bath Fire Department
Advisory Council
Marshall House
Wilcox House
America
MORSE
Albertson Motors, Inc
Wyatt Albertson
Ford Company
Loring R. Addison
Raymond Farnham
Paul Scanlin
Dike School
Albertson Motors
Ford Motor Company
Congress Sportswear Company
Rockland Man
Hyde Home
Rotary Club
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