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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1930

Page

4

Will Sustained In Probate Court Trial Reaffirms Gardiner Will

The probate ruling upholds a will that favored Gardiner’s daughter Sadie, after evaluating evidence of affection and possible influence. The judge found no undue influence by Mrs. Herfel, noting Gardiner’s open execution with casual witnesses and a clear, voluntary intention despite questions about family dynamics and past tensions. The decision emphasizes independent testamentary intent and dismisses claims of coercion or manipulation.

Gardiner Clark Sadie Rogers Maine Drew Richmond Margaret Herfei Mr. Gardiner Keeley

Bowdoinham Local Notes Portrait of a Village Life

Bowdoinham news item highlights local family moves and health updates. Frank Card, 38, dies at Northampton sanitarium. funeral plans to be set by his father J. Pearl Card. Town selects inventory routes with Douglass Graves and Jack overseeing zones. 4-H Merry Worker club reports full attendance under Miss Emily Rideout. Various residents attend dances, visits, and funerals. Senior class stages a successful comedy at town hall with proceeds for graduation. Local officials attend Republican State convention. Mrs. H S Dodge named county woman committee member.

Stanley Hamlet George A. Hackett Main Street Brunswick Ernest Hunter Lottie Cobb Frank Card Northampton Mass Card J. Pearl Card Car Selectman Douglass Selectman Graves Selectman Jack Merry Worker 4-H Emily Rideout Norton Bath Henry Howard Margaret Campbell Augusta C. O. Purinton S. Ellis Moore Raymond Marshall Fort Williams Portland Harbor Town Hall George Hamilton John McCart Coombs High School Celia Billings Fred Cheney Donald Alien Harold Hackett Marian Curtis Frank Gray Elisha Webber Frank Charles A. Randall Frank Webber Dodge Mary W. H. Gould Eulala Sedgley Topsham Grange Pythian Sisters Aid Fred Mulligan McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters Crouse Merton Umberhind Frank Curtis Goldie Sprague Evelyn Hacket Portland Kenneth Webber Orone U. of M Maxwell Ward Edwin Denham Clinton Colby College Waterville H. D. Cornish Roy Temple Charles Hatch H. B. Allen Hazel Farwell Evelyn Hackett Edith Wood Emma Hathorne Richmond Carrie Kendall Inez Go Jessie Cromwell Rochester N. H Bradford Loomis Skowhegan John Payne Jay Bowdoinham Ella G. Nash McCart Burton Curtis Ralph Purington Clifford Bickford Ella Purington Esther Browne Marion Curtis Celia

For sale bronze and Tennessee wild turkey goblet

Bronze and Tennessee wild turkey goblet for sale. Also turkey eggs at 40 cents each. Hen will cover six. Independent sale note.

Potatoes for Sale In Arrowsic Maine by Raynes

Certified Irish Cobblers and some Green Mountain potatoes offered for sale by R. E. Raynes of Arrowsic Maine. Contact telephone number 269-42 for details and availability as of April 3.

Green Mountains R. E. Raynes Arrowsic

Central Church quintet wins YMCA church league title

The Central Church Basketball Team crowned YMCA church league champions by finishing 14 wins and 2 losses. Captain Reddington Reed led the offense with Duncan Farrell as a sharpshooter while John Levyn Ralph MacDonald and Elwood Legard anchored a strong defense. They defeated Morse High 25 24 on Morse’s home floor and defeated other league teams before a benefit game that showcased standout players.

Central Church Dad Leavitt Duncan Farrell Reddington Reed George Barker Elwood Legard Ralph MacDonald John Levyn Morse High School Levya Legard MacDonald Morse High Morse Reed Dudley Leavitt

Grangers Attend Pomona Meeting and Local News

A number of grangers from our local grange attended the Pomona meeting at Richmond corner Wednesday of last week. Charles Newton has returned from Waterville with his daughter and husband and plans to stay, while Mrs. Prudence Hamilton Miss Frances Adams and Fred Leavitt visited Boston Sunday. Roger Robinson of Brunswick and George Robinson hosted a weekend visit with relatives. Silas Hamilton and wife spent Sunday in Gardiner for a two week stay.

Pomona Richmond Corner Charles Newton Waterville Policeman Leathers Prudence Hamilton Frances Adams Fred Leavitt Boston Roger Robinson Brunswick George Robinson Silas Hamilton Gardiner

Bowdoinham Post Road Moves and Local Visits

Mr Cobbett and family have moved to Auburn after living on Bowdoinham Post Road for a year and a half. In town he worked for MilIay Bros. Mrs Sedgely visited W H Gould for two weeks. Nellie Temple works for Mrs Wheeler in Richmond. Gil Brown and family visited Gardiner on Sunday. William D Moore and Carl Purington of South Portland were in town Sunday. Mrs Ernest Curtis, Mrs Charles Hunt, Miss Mabel Millay and Mrs Ernest Sylvester attended Pomona grange at Richmond.

Cobbett Auburn Miliay Bros Charles Hunt Mabel Millay Ernest Sylvester Pomona Grange Richmond

Pageant of Progress Continues in Bath Opera House

Nancy Carroll stars in Honey in the second week program at the Bath Opera House with a Paramount musical adaptation of Come Out of the Kitchen. Lillian Roth and other screen favorites support the production in a lively, charming stage presentation continuing Wednesday and Thursday.

Opera House Nancy Carroll Paramount New York

Honey is One of the Year’s Most Entertaining Pictures

Bath residents are invited to enjoy the new musical comedy Honey as part of the Pageant of Progress celebrating three years of talking pictures. The film features Nancy Carroll and Stanley Smith, child star Mitzi Green, and a ensemble including Skeets Gallagher Harry Green ZaSu Pitts and Lillian Roth with vibrant song numbers like In My Little Hope Chest I Don t Need Atmosphere and Sing You Sinners. Wesley Ruggles directed the lively production noted for its blue songs plantation sequence and jazz spirit.

Rade Skeeta Gallagher Harry Green ZaSu Pitts Mitzi Green Paramount Little Mitzi Nancy Carroll Stanley Smith Little Hope Skeets Gallagher Lillian Roth Wesley Ruggles Charles Ruggles Honey Ruggles Ronald Colman Bath Talking Pictures

City Assessor Team Begins Annual Canvass

Seven assistant assessors started the yearly canvass Tuesday to visit every dwelling and collect statistical data about occupants. They will request usual contents details and car information, though auto data is now covered by city excise tax payments and state registration, the board notes these checks are for verification.

Department of State

Joseph Terrell Died Sunday at Jefferson Lakes

Joseph Terrell passed Sunday while on business at Jefferson Lakes. Authorities reported the death occurred during routine activity with no known foul play. Burial and funeral arrangements are pending.

Joseph Terrell Jefferson Lakes

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