Club Forty-Two Tea Benefits Hyde Memorial Home
Club Forty-Two held a March 21 tea at Marie Preston Home to raise about $125 for Hyde Memorial Home. City Marshal Frank Moriarty spoke on juvenile delinquency and parental roles, urging a girls recreation center and community police cooperation. The event was led by co chairs Mrs Norman Adams and Mrs Eliot Hanson with Mrs Joseph Mullaney hosting at 29 Denny Road.
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Hyde Memorial Home
Marie Preston
Norman Adams
Eliot Hanson
Front Street
Joseph Mullaney
Ping
Wallace Ham
Frank Moriarty
Moriarty
Police Sreereen
Eraa Si Ata
Mere
Denny Road
Open House At Telephone Office Draws 895 Visitors
New England Telephone and Telegraph reports nearly 1,000 visitors attended the open house at the Bath exchange. The event showcased the Voice Mirror and toll call demonstrations while students, Girl Scouts, and Boy Scouts explored exhibits. W. Howard Larrabee led the demos with Miss McAllister and Miss Margaret A. McNally hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mennealy
New England Telephone and Telegave Co
Telephone Exchange
Mennealy
W. Howard Larrabee
Bath Exchange
Miss McAllister
Margaret A. McNally
Joseph A
Clyde Brooks
Avenue House
Lewiston
Calais
Rockland
Gardiner
Augusta
Lincoln Greenhouses
Justus H. Miller Announces Maine House Candidacy
Justus H. Miller of Garden announces Thursday his entry as a candidate in the primaries for the Maine House seat representing Bath Renet. Miller has prior service in the Tas and has chaired several committees, aiming to win the nomination from Bath Renet.
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Justus H. Miller
Maine
Garden T
Tle Telegate
Bath
Mr. Miller
Tas
Ental Wreshe
Mrs Sherman Returns From Boston Trip
Mrs Paul Sherman of Park Street passed Friday and Saturday in Boston with her husband who is enames there. She returned home accompanied by 5 men and two…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sherman
Park Street
Boston
Richard Hersom Wins Junior Speaking Contest at Morse High
The Morse High School auditorium hosted the Junior Speaking Contest with about 100 attendees. Richard T Hersom won first prize for a dramatic portrayal of Benedict Arnold. Irene Lait and Janice Knight won second and third for their performances.
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Morse Hgh School
Richard Hersom
Richard T
Hersom
Benedict Arnold
Irene Lait
Harry Lait
Janice Knight
Bernard Knight
Spain
Jukes
Caroline Adams
Jane Niles
Phyllis Carney
Ucation
Laforest Hodgkins
G. Thomas Mur
Charles Small
Methods to keep lobsters alive in storage studied
University of Maine researchers under the Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries and the Maine Development Commission will test methods to keep lobsters alive in inland holding tanks. John Getchell will use natural and artificially made sea water, with injector pumps to reduce shrinkage. Success could expand markets in the Midwest and Rockies and save thousands of dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
University of Maine
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Maine Development Commission
Clyde Taylor
John Getchell
College of Agriculture
Getchell
Taylor
Orono
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Sewalls Entertain Delegates at Dinner for Conventions
Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall hosted Republican delegates and alternates to state and district conventions at the Sewall home. The event, held in the elegant residence of the late Hon William D Sewall, attracted many delegates and their spouses for a pleasant evening.
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Sumner Sewall
Mr. Sewall
William D. Sewall
Rumors of New Industries for Bath Area Surface
Rumered talks point to a New Jersey paper plate plant possibly locating near Bath. Out of state buyers eyed land near the Box factory with options on Commercial Street areas. The enterprise could employ 75 to 100 at peak and would bring a water main extension. Ray Hart and the Bath Chamber of Commerce promote the prospect, citing prior success with Bell Mfg Co. and aims to attract similar small industries.
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West
New Meadows
New Jersey
Ath
Asee
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Commercial
Bath
Ray Hart
The
Battee of Commerce
George Musk
Bell Mfg. Co
Washington and
School Streets
Larrabee Announces Bid for Bath House Seat
Former Bath Alderman H C Larrabee states he will run for the Republican nomination as one of Bath's two representatives in the State Legislature. He argues democracy must be proven in practice and calls for replacing do-nothings who seek personal gain. He seeks to restore faith in the American political process.
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H. C. Larrabee
Bath
Dirigo Court 4 Amaranth installs Bath officers
Constitution and installation of officers of Dirigo Court No 4 Order of the Amaranth held at Masonic Temple Saturday evening with guests from Massachusetts and Maine. Officials included G Edris Turgeon Auburn Department Supreme Royal Matron Henry G Shaw Portland Deputy. Melvin Masters installing officer. officers installed include Madelyn C. Pierce secretary William English treasurer Sadie Swett Conductress Hermia Toothaker associate conductress Dorothy Wood.
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Dirigo Court No
Order of the Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Massachusetts
Maine
Constitution
Department Supreme Royal
G. Edris Turgeon
Auburn
Henry G. Shaw
Grand Court of
Neil Garmany
Samuel LaRhette
Marion Smith
Melvin Masters
Royalty Court of
Portland
Charity Court of
Kings Court of
Saco
Alice Smith
Ethel W. Potter
Harry Lund
Thompson Potter
Dirigo Court
Sarah Shaw
Royal Iron
Hen Shaw
Royal Baron
Frieda Sneedinin
Ubert Swett
Madelyn C. Pierce
William English
Sadie Swett
Hermia Toothaker
Dorothy Wood
Mershal
Bath Delegates Return From D A R Convention
The closing session of the State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution was at the Eastland in Portland. Delegates and alternates of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter Bath returned home content with the two day gathering. Mrs Edna Locke of Cape Elizabeth was elected State Regent. The fiftieth annual State conference reaffirmed resolutions on National Military Training and immigration enforcing 1924 laws plus continued alien registration.
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Washington
State Conference
Congress
Dummer Sewall
Harry E
Andrew But
Republican Senate Candidates Speak Here in Bath
May 3 meeting sponsored by the Republican City Committee will feature U S Senate hopefuls in Bath High School auditorium. Doors open 7 30 pm with talks at 8 00 pm and 15 minute speaking slots followed by a 30 minute Q A. Music by the Community Orchestra. ushers by high school girls. Horace A Hildreth Sumner Sewall Albion Beverage expected. Margaret Chase Smith may attend if schedule allows.
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Republican City Committee
United State Senate
Bath
Horace A. Hildreth
Sumner Sewall
Albion P. Beverage
Margaret Chase Smith
Mrs. Stanley Cressey Sails for France the First of May
Mrs. Stanley Cressey arrived from New York to visit her mother in Bath and will sail May first for Paris to join her husband. Mr Cressey teaches English sciences at the American School in Paris and served as a navigator with the Eighth Air Force in World War II. The couple plans two months of bicycle touring in France before returning to Bath.
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Stanley Cressey
New York
Mr. Cressey
Bernice Cressey
Cressey Avenue
Paris
France
Eighth Air Force
Cressey
Bowdoin College
University of Maine
John Peterson
Bangor
Bailey's Island
Europe
Bermuda
Azores
Setubal
Portugal
Peterson
Mrs. Cressey
Bath
Bath City Council backs hearing on gates to audible signals
The Bath City Council voted 9 to 1 to back Bath organizations seeking a reopened Public Utilities Commission hearing on replacing gate and gate tender signals with audible flashing signals at grade crossings. Opposition from local groups totalled dozens, including the American Legion and Elks Club, with notes on safety and railroad responsibility.
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Bath
City
City Hall
Public Utilities Commission
Maine Central Railroad
Donald Perry
American Legion
Frank Reinoehl
Elks’ Club
William S. Blair
Orris Ames
P. T. A. Council
Duncan McIinnes
Edward Lee
Elizabeth Deering Moffatt
R. Clinton McFadden
A. M. Main
Frank Moriarty
Donald Blaisdell
Merritt Mitchel
Harold McElman
Thomas Cummings
Leburton Sheldon
Public Banquet To Be Sponsored By Bath S C OrC
The Bath Chamber of Commerce Board plans a public banquet on April 15 at the Bath Iron Works Recreation hall. Ray M. Hudson, New England Council executive, will speak on attracting new industries, with George Sargent Sam Prawer and Charles B Doyle on the organizing committee.
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Bath Chamber of Commerce
George Sargent
Sam Prawer
Charles B. Doyle
Henry Bell
Hollis Garey
Harold
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Justus B. Miller
Richard T. Hersom
Sewalls Entertain
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Howard Larrabee
Howard C
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Dirigo
D.A.R
Solar Lodge
A. M
P. M. Edwin H. P. Lowell
P. M. Herbert Morse
Joseph O. Purdue
Harold Tobey
J. W
Arah Richmond
W. M
George Hastings
P. M. Loring Stiles
Robert Rice
Robert Mosher
Francis Norton
S. S
Clyde Baker
J. S
Sherwood Francis
S. D
Paul Moore
Tyler
Vernon Lake
S. W. Harry Ring
Husband
Bath City
Bath S.C. Orc
B. I. W. Recreation Hall
Charles
Cummings
Bath Auto.co
C. F. Cumminge
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