Degree of Pomona conferred on 12 by county grange
Sagadahoc Pomona grange and Progressive grange at Richmond Corner held a busy Wednesday session with twelve candidates receiving the Pomona degree. Reading of reports covered farm and home week, labor questions, and women’s time saving discussions, followed by entertainment numbers and a closing address.
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County Grange
Pomona
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Progressive
Robert Wheeler
Helen Seamens
Thelma Farnum
Margery Curtis
Erland Curtis
Clifford H. Lutheridge
Claud Lutheridge
Josie Baker
West Bath
Bertha Ward
Dorothy Kenney
Topsham
Fern Chesley
Myrtie Cutler
William Eves
Charles Wheeler
Grange
William Gould
Vincent W. Canham
Auburn
Orono
Aroostook County
Neil S. Bishop
Bowdeinham
American Federation of Labor
Willam Green
John L. Lewis
Mr. Bishop
J. W. Larrabee
Bath
America
Nellie Booker
Henderson
Elfreda Perkins
Eva Lemont
Troner
Bishop
Margaret Bishop
Ila Day
Nellie Sylvester
Host Grange
Reading
Bernice Dorr
Wayne S. Rich
Penobscot County
Fred Allen
Lincoln County
Clarence Davis
Androscoggin County
Grace Thompson
Mohibas Talent Parade Delights Morse Audience
Approximately 1,000 attended a Morse high school Mohiba Talent Parade. Neptune presided as Bruce Fulton directed scenes. Alfred Farrow designed the backdrop. many students performed singing dancing and acrobatics across nautical and tropical themes with elaborate costumes and a grand finale featuring Cod Fish Ball.
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Morse High School
Neptune’s Court
Davey Jones
Stanley Cressey
Alfred Farrow
Robinhood
Neptune
Bruce Fulton
Irma Bennett
Helen Gallagher
Frankie Curran
John Silver
Royden
Ramona Haines
Barbara Walsh
George Tinney
Evelyn Young
Careless
Marjorie Nichols
Kathleen Harkins
Geraldine Nickerson
Anna May Berry
Bud Warner
Stewart McPherson
Russell Snell
Leon Robbins
Stanley Brown
William Marshall
Harry Fullerton
Robert Besaw
Hawaii
Robert Cummings
Edward Cummings
Joseph Pennell
Russell Gasser
Gordon Estes
David MacDonald
Norman Seekins
Daniel Hatch
Harold Peaslee
Ernest King
Norman Alkazin
Frank Danforth
Kenneth Vennett
Aloha
Eileen Piper
Shrek of
Elizabeth Williams
Royden Haines
Robert Gilchrist
Rachel Matthews
Jean Stanton
Miss Hagan
Miss Curran
Mary H. Cunningham
The
Modern School of Dancing
Margot White
Martha Morse
Mary Anderson
Eleanor Gediman
Jeannette Varney
Frieda McAllister
Barbara Freeman
Connie Gilmore
Mary Grace
Priscilla Trott
Janet Goodwin
Amorise Bourque
Mildred Cutting
Jane H. Stevens
Margaret M. Mackinnon
Ruth Cogan
Myrna M. Avery
Francis S. Mé¢Pherson
John Osborn
Cecil L. Fullerton
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mrs. Upjohn Named Sponsor for Bath Destroyer Livermore
The Navy announces Mrs. Everard M. Upjohn of New York as sponsor for the destroyer Livermore to be launched August 3 at Bath Maine. The vessel honors Chaplain Samuel Livermore, the sponsor’s relation, marking the first naval ship named for a Chaplain.
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Navy
Everard M. Upjohn
New York
Livermore
Bath
Samuel Livermore
Bucksport Alumni Banquet At Jed Prouty Tavern
Bucksport High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet at Jed Prouty Tavern on Tuesday evening with about 60 attendees enjoying an excellent turkey supper. John Wentworth served acceptably as toastmaster.
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Bucksport High School Alumni Association
Jed Prouty Tavern
John Wentworth
Nomination Papers Filed for State Senate and House Seats
Representative Joseph W. Larrabee of West Bath files for the Republican nomination for Senator from Sagadahoc county. Iliam T. Donnell and Harris T. Rodick of Bath also file for Republican seats in the Legislature.
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Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Sagadahoc County
Secretary of State
Augusta
Iliam T. Donnell
Harris T. Rodick
Bath
Retired Continental Mill Foreman Receives Sendoff
Street Auburn another longtime employee retires after 17 and a half years as foreman in the spinning room at the Continental Mill. On Thursday he was honored by his department with a watch and a monetary gift. Elmer V Truesdale, his son, will take over the foreman role.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Leslie Bcattergood
Bea
Arthur R. Greenleaf
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Scattergood
Cape Porpoise
Cutler
Maine Coast
Greenleaf
Lewis O. Barrows
Barrows
Central Grammar captures Western Maine title in thriller
Central Grammar of this city defeated George F. Henley School of South Portland 33 to 12 at the Y M C A gym to win the Western Maine Grammar School Tournament. Ralphie Houston led Central with 12 points, supported by Robert Hart and Bernard Pratt. South Portland’s Roger Dolan top scored with seven. The win earns Central a state semifinal date against Brownville Junction.
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Central Grammar
George F. Henley
South Portland
Capital City
Emerson Grammar
Richmond
Central
Augusta
South Portlanders
Ralphie Houston
Houston
Robert Hart
Herbert Belanger
Bernard Pratt
Freeport
Roger Dolan
Centrade
Central Tads
Central Squeaks Past Up-River in Semi Final Thriller
Central in a tight semi final clash edged up-river 3-0 in the first period and trailed 7-7 at halftime. A stubborn third frame left bath youngsters with a slim 11-10 edge before Central surged late, finishing with a 6-3 stretch to take the game.
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Central Class
Bath group seeks three playgrounds in city plan
Bath's Junior Chamber of Commerce reactivated a week ago and held a second meeting. Following Dr Francis A. Winchenbach's suggestion, 22 members voted to stress a children's welfare program and push three playgrounds: at Goddard's, City Park, and behind Dike School at the North end. A Farley Mayo presided with William Turpee and D Rodney Lee elected temporary vice president and secretary.
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Bath
Propose to Form U S Marine Corps Reserve in Bath
Lieut Emerson Mason of Jefferson seeks to establish a Bath battalion of U S Marine Corps Reserves. He has backing from veterans groups and prominent citizens and plans to ask Bath City Council for endorsement. He cites local shipbuilding plants and the need to supply an armory and drill space, with city funds potentially $5 000 to $12 000 for armory costs.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Bath
Emerson Mason
Jefferson
4Th Brigade of Marines
Quantico
Caribbean Sea
Mason
Marine Corps Reserves
Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Maries
U.S Marine Corps
Naval Militia
National Guard
Congress
Cit
Armory funding idea may be spread over years
Bath officials consider a modest sum toward an armory that could be pro-rated over several years. The plan would also boost local revenue as battalion members receive pay during those years, with more income flowing to the city.
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Bath
Arthur G Staples a longtime editor dies in Auburn
Arthur G. Staples 78 longtime Lewiston Evening Journal editor and journalist died at his Auburn home after a brief illness. Born July 4 1861 in Bowdoinham he led the Journal as editor for 21 years and earlier 26 years as a reporter and editor. He studied at Bowdoin College and received multiple honorary degrees. He authored several publications and was active in Maine civic circles. He leaves a daughter in Massachusetts and three sons in Maine.
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Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Evening Journal
Auburn
Journal
Staples
Bowdoinham
Anthony and
Mary (Gray) Staples
Bath
Bath High School
Bowdoin College
The
Orient
Bowdoin
Bates College
A. G S
Bath Times
Jane L Dingley
Frank L. Dingley
Mainy
Ae Rotary
Depree Maison
John Fairfend
Staples Echoes Passion for Newspaper Life
Arthur Civay Staples born July 4 1861 in Bowdoinham recalls entering journalism for quick pay but stayed for the privilege of being a newspaper worker He notes early writing for Bath Daily Times and becoming city editor at The Times when the paper’s editor filled multiple roles before the move to page five.
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Cunhess
Arthur Civay Staples
Furmivey Bathmill
Quese Uipher
Bath Daily Times
Weekly Independent
the Times
Mr. Staples
Bowdoinham
Anthony and
Mary (Gray) Staples
Congress Shirt Company to Build Plant Addition
Julius Grossman of Boston announces Bath will add an 85 by 20 foot annex to the Congress Shirt Co. factory at 831 Middle Street to hire about 25 more workers, boosting staff from 135-140. Irving Winslow is contractor. this is the second expansion in recent years.
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Bath
Julius Grossman
Boston
Congress Shirt Co
Middle Street
Irving Winslow
Grossman
County Democrats Organize in Topsham Meeting
The Sagadahoc County Democratic committee met Tuesday at Topsham town hall electing James J. Sarr of Richmond as chairman and Harry W. Thebeau of Bath as vice chairman. Cecla McEwen of Bowdoinham was named secretary and treasurer, with Norman W. Drummond of Arrowsic and James W. Temple of Bath among other members from Bowdoinham Georgetown Perey By Savane Phippsburg Richmond and Woolwich.
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Sagadahoc
Democratic Committee
Topsham Town Hall
James J. Sarr
Richmond
Harry W. Thebeau
Bath
Cecla McEwen
Bowdoinham
Arrowsic
Norman W. Drummond
James W. Temple
Lynn Richardson
Tyopsiiim
Ernest Small
Charles I
Census enumerators named for county
Federal census enumerators began the definitive count Tuesday. The list covers Bath Bowdoin Topsham Richmond West Bowdoin and related areas with names such as Earle W. Brown Marion T. Chaney Edward B. Cohen Roger T. Douglass Mary A. Dunton and others. The tally area includes Bath Bowdoin Topsham West Bowdoin and Catrail.
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Bath
Baith
Earle W. Brown
Marion T. Chaney
Edward B. Cohen
Rogert T. Douglass
Mary A. Dunton
Mary E. Fitzgerald
George Lo Hart Brestricy M. Leavitt
Edward C. Letvbvre
Elen BR. Owen
Bowdoin
Cleorn S Rollins
Richmond
Laurence A. Bond
Jeli C. Hurley Topsham
Hazel FO Mood
Army Das Battery H Public Armory Inspection Notice
A notice states Battery H will hold an inspection at the state armory on Saturday April 5. The public is invited to view National Guard equipment and meet Battery members who will explain details. Afterward the armory closes until Thursday April 11 for the annual Federal inspection.
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Army Das
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