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25 Sep 1947
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Bath Independent in Bath, Maine
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
1
Crossing gates block street traffic for long freight delay
A writer reports a prolonged delay at a crossing on Vine Street as gates stayed down for about twelve minutes while a freight train halted traffic. The closure of High Street between Center and Granite persists for weeks, with Washington Street also restricted to minimal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Vine Street
Shepard
High Street
Center
Granite
Washington Street
Maine National Guard Seeks Recruiters for Campaign
The Maine National Guard launches a recruitment drive this week promising gains for members and a monetary incentive. Officials note the guard’s strength aims for 613 officers and men at full strength, with current totals and unit activations tied to federal service dates in 1916. Members discuss assignments and organizational progress as the campaign begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine National Guard
Guard
Addiit
Maine
Ing
Maine National
Army enlistment pay scales and park bridge project staked
The article outlines enlistment terms for National Guard recruits with one year counting as three points and three years as nine. Pay per drill night for a private is 2.50 dollars, with higher rates for ranks up to master and first sergeant. It notes teens may enlist due to attractive pay, and mentions plans to survey Reid State Park and a new Woolwich Arrowsic bridge as a top Highway Commission priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army and Navy
National Guard
Reid State Park
Woolwich
Arrowsic
The
Highway Commission
Public buying strike risks limited shift in election outcome
The text argues that without action and continued consumer boycotts, the presidential election may see little change. It notes the strike currently flourishes in some regions and relies on public participation to influence results.
Portland meters pay costs with surplus as Bath meters improve
Portland reports parking meters have collected enough to cover costs and yield a surplus. Bath meters perform well fiscally and have greatly improved parking conditions through their ongoing performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bath
Maine Stands Out as Ideal State to Live In
Amid widespread flooding droughts and storms across the nation Maine is praised as the best place to reside on the map. The piece emphasizes Maine's favorable conditions and stable living prospects for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Republicans rally behind Baxter as next Maine governor
Former Governor Percival P. Baxter attracts an army of Republicans who want him as the party candidate for governor at the next June polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P. Baxter
Kora Shrine Ceremonial and Ladies Night Planned
Kora Shrine and Lewiston 4.A.C.N.M.S. set October 3 ceremonial with banquets band concert and reports. Attendance expected from Kora members and visiting shrines. Ladies Night at Poland Springs with supervision by William H Perkins and Walter H Perkins. Granville M. Celby of Bath on committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kora Temple
A.C.N.M.S
Lewiston
Kora Shrine
Poland Springs
William H
Walter H. Perkins
Sotheleane
Granville M. Celby
Bath
Balmy Days Shifts From Pleasure Cruises to Odd Jobs
The motor cruiser Balmy Days that ran excursions to Monhegan Island and along the coast now shifts to odd jobs. It will tow coal from the harbor coal company to the near area as the season ends and shore duties begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhegan Island
Saily Harbor
Bath
Aert & Coal Co
Ner
Cities Over 100 Population in the United States
A statement notes that 98 cities in the United States have populations exceeding 100 residents. The list highlights small communities across multiple states, reflecting rural and urban pockets with sustained formal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulad States
Delaras and the Times Cover Shale Activities
A fragment notes the Times story on C. A. detailing his work over the past year. A photo team plans to publish a feature across Teas towns to share the progress. A mail canvass is nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Stas
C. A
Post membership drive uses dinner reward method
At a meeting the plan to start fall activities was approved and a dinner for the winner was decided, with the losing team hosting the meal. The method, used in the past, aims to boost Post membership by engaging participants and motivating interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobey Post
Hunerhean
Poliite
Post
Successful Rally At Advent Christian Church Draws Delegates
A Friday rally at the Advent Christian church drew a large crowd with delegates from Auburn Waterville Friendship Port Clyde Brunswick. Rev Lorne Ross of Auburn preached while Howes Frewin led song and Waterville and Auburn delegations provided music. Winfield Lewis of Bath played a piano solo and Floyd Powers was invited to remain as student pastor after summer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Advent Christian Church
Auburn
Waterville
Friendship
Port Clyde
Brunswick
Lorne Ross
Advent Christian Church of
Howes Frewin
Winfield Lewis
Bath
Floyd Powers
Boston
Republican Women Meet Tuesday Night
Bishop attended the Republican Women gathering with guest speaker Mrs. Selma Wogg of Lisbon, state committeewoman from Androscoggin County. She reported on the New land district i of lican Federated el Hartford. Miss Marion was praised for her national committeewoman role. Fort Monday evening plans were noted for the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Selma Wogg
Lisbon
Androscoggin Cou
Newland District i Oflican
el Hartford
Marion
Riek
Hi Posner
Bowdo
Cwendre
Study aims and discussions on pupil motivation sources
A fragmented report outlines aims to study pupil interests and motivation, with discussions on programs to motivate skills and content. It mentions demonstrations on textbook use and unit procedures, plus technique discussions and an anniversary note for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Nu
Donn Trivesary
Aires Ae
Bath Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association Dance Date
The Bath Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association plans its annual dance with Grace as chair and Min oe Brenoe beret Merchant, along with committee members Mrs Beatrice, Mrs Bernice Brown, Jennie Legard, and Alien Izetta. Nurses from the profession are invited, with a social hour and refreshments served by Helo Helen Bonney, Kathleen Hart, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital Alumni Association
Grace Mele
Min Oe Brenoe Beret Merchant
Moreoe
Migsty
Beatrice
Bernice ‘Brown
Jennie Legard
Alien Izetta
October Stine
Osta
Jennie
Helen Bonney
Kathleen Hart
Hew
Pythian Sisters Volunteer At Open Event
Jane Shea organized a community gathering with Aly Young assisting. Attendees enjoyed a wedding themed event followed by a brown sugar jar contest and an evening of social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Shea
Aren
Aly Young Ie
Wisiney
Faith and mission leaders urge unity amid church panel discussions
In a reform era gathering, church figures stressed absolute faith to sustain missionary work. Prominent speakers warned against undermining Protestant foundations and called for renewed support for foreign fields amid ongoing debates on church authority and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalealiee
Ryanes
Pri
Mindy Snd
Thlief
Postestamtiovasen
Three Malicious Mischief Cases Heard in Hartbere Court
Three cases of malicious mischief and one of intoxication were heard. A defendant pleaded guilty to two counts of malicious mischief and received jail time and a $25 bond for another count. Patrolman Charles Pelle Ger of Beth Police Department testified. a second respondent faced a $200 bond and a Sept appearance, while the third received a $5.60 fine or 165 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartbere Mantel Pal Court
Dae Feapanhens
Orde Montha
Charles Pelle Ger
Beth Police Department
Bey
Levin son of Mr and Mrs Levi Levin serves in Philippines
Levin son of Mr and Mrs Levi Levin is described as a member with a duty in the Philippines. The notice notes his parentage and his status as a service member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levin
Bemuel
Levi
Eta
The
Philippines
Cob Pack 55 Cubs Resume Fall Activities
Cub Pack 55 resumed its fall program under Freeman and leaders, continuing weekly meetings and outdoor activities as the season progresses.
Laundry Procedures Describe Family Clothes Processing
The text outlines that clothes from one family go into a single machine and should not mix with others. It notes a process handling specific garments and timing, with washing and preparation before they are returned home.
Fragmentary political note on party backing and percentages
Incomplete text mentions backing by Gath loving Sownomah and speculation on Progressive Citizen support. The fragment cites a 100 percent figure and references Croan cue 1. No clear event or date is identifiable from the readable material.
Junior Hospital League Meeting Recap
The Junior Hospital League met Tuesday evening at the Sum er home of Mrs. J. Ai Tea is very and easily con should be kept in an fit, tight j container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Sumer
Municipal Court Records Show Fees and Costs Taxed
Court notes indicate six cases with fees and costs assessed. The fragment cites ages and sentences but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR note on building alarm event
A damaged fragment describes a building near Academy Ne with an alarm and new valves. The text mentions a blast, a white structure, and an oil burner. No clear dates or names are readable to confirm specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Ne Domnee
Saint Gere. Un a real Danish pains mond ae his sitter
Fragmentary text describes a sitter wearing a partrait with unclear origin. It mentions Danish context and recurring phrases but lacks complete details or verifiable names for a precise news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint- Gere
Fragmentary Wire Incident Report
A partial OCR fragment hints at a fire alarm or wire issue at a location with a quiet start and quick action. No clear names, date, or place can be extracted from the readable text.
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