Easter services and community notes in Wiscasset
Easter services at the First Congregational Church drew a large crowd despite heavy rain. Rev. Ernest G. Spinney delivered an Easter sermon titled The Soul's Invincible Surmise. The program featured multiple recitations and songs by church members and classes. The issue also covers C. W. A. work completion, academy trustees, town farm repairs, local club meetings, and various town happenings and residents' activities.
Used Cars Auction: 1933 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Tudor $545
A list of used vehicles includes a 1933 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Tudor at $545 and a 1933 Ford V-8 Std. Tudor at $480, along with a 1933 Chevrolet, 1932 Ford V-8 Std. Tudor, a 1927 Pontiac Coach, a 1926 Ford Sedan, a 1925 Jewett Brougham, and other entries.
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Ford
Boston hospital stay ends as patient begins recovery
The patient spent ten days at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston and returned home at the start of the week showing good progress. Mrs. Jackson accompanied him to Boston and later spent a week with her sister in Bath.
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New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Jackson
Bath
All Grammar Team Dominates Wiscasset Freshmen 35-12
The Y M C A All Grammar School League quintet defeated Wiscasset Academy Freshmen 35 to 12 at the Y gym. Fraser Footer Thayer Nickerson and Sarkis led scoring for All Grammar, while Bath’s visitors managed only three floor goals as the lead widened from 6-3 to 27-9 by the third period.
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Fraser
Footer
Thayer
Pierce
Wiscasset Quintet Falls to Y M C A Juniors
Wiscasset Academy, boasting 16 wins this season, was routed by the Bath based Y M C A Juniors 69 to 29 at the Y gymnasium. Don Page and Skip Skaling sparked the winning effort with 37 points. Reed and Leavitt were the Academy’s bright spots, scoring 21 of the 29.
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Wiscasset Academy
Y Gymnasium
Bath Lads
Don Page
Skaling
Academy
Reed
Leavitt
Wiscaisset
Corliss Street Church Easter Observances
Sunday Easter services at Corliss Street church drew large crowds despite weather. A seven member baptism followed the evening program, all youths except one, with three from one family. The program was led by the young people with multiple solos, messages, and a pantomime, concluding with a baptismal emphasis and a call for new members.
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Corliss Street Church
Christ
West Bath Grange Plans Easter Dance With Music
West Bath grange hosts its first dance in years with Miss Lillian E. Lewin as chairman and a committee including Miss Winnie V. Quinn Mrs. Harry B Wallace and Mrs. Ernest Snow. Henry's Stringed Rhythm Band will play from 8 30 to 12 with favors to be distributed.
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West Bath Grange
Lillian E. Lewin
Winnie V. Quinn
Harry
Wallace
Ernest Snow
Henry
Wills
Hayden
Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Orono
University of Maine
Berry’s Mills
John G. Auban
Topsham
Philip A. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Kent's Hill School
Bath
Minnie Smith
NRA
Grange
Ripley's
Lewin
Harry S. Wallace
James B. Lemont
Retiring postmaster honored by staff in Bangor area
Col Henry W. Owen, after 12 years six months as postmaster, receives a leather travelling bag with a Kaywoodie pipe from successor Edward N. Hartnett and coworker Rds coe H. Shaw. The gathering, in the money order department, yields laughter and good will.
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Henry W. Owen
Edward N. Hartnett
Rdscoe H. Shaw
Shaw
Mr. Owen
Bowel Infection Prevention Ad Promotes L F Atwood Medicine
An old advertisement warns that bowel infections stem from undigested food and fermenting waste in the intestines. It promotes L F Atwood Medicine as a remedy to keep the liver and bowels working freely and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle containing 60 doses at dealers.
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L.F
Atwood
L. F
Atwe Medicine
Crosby Co. Agent Bath Maine Liabilities and Surplus Totals
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR. The readable figures show multiple totals labeled as Total Liabilities and Surplus for E. S. Crosby Co., Agents, Bath Maine, with amounts 6,76,797,294.19 and 89,679,382.01 and 2,336,054.65 and 3,013,310.53 across sections.
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Bath
Maine
Massachusetts Accident CO
Travelers Fire Insurance
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Eie
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Rtford
Connecticut
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MPANY
New York
N. Y . Es Moines
Frente
Pao Erek
Teres
Petehes
Sanuatiy Dept
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Seeneneeee
Massachusetts
Fire Association OF Philadelphia North Partie Rene
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Chica Ilinois
Beloe Seeieans
Secrer ii Ie
Tte Ee Tees
State
United States Casualty Company
Si. Bias
Ile Press
New York City
Nee E
Reinsoy
United States
OLD Colony Insurance Company
Rean Fund
British America Assurance Firemen’s Rcrace
Oston
Ompaewark
Eal
Senee Eeaee
Atte Ee
Boerssensnserreecas
Baltimore
Maryland
Camden Fire Insurance
Charles H Morse
Prudential Insurance
Camde
Franklin Fire Insurance
Newark
Jersey
Philadelphia
Petree
Eieretalesitere
Aestessians
Ebenes
Eeeseeeveres
Einaie Gort Pease Ba Ea
Ee Eeesetreee Casa
Eeeeeereres Westchester Fire Insurance
N. Y
York
Halifax Fire Insurance Co
Southern Fire Insurance Company
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ts’ Ies Eeewee
Ash Capital
Woolwich and Nearby Readying Spring Meetings and Events
George Farnham family returns to Wellesley after Easter visit with aunt Miss Laura Farnham. Nequasset hosts Ladies Auxiliary and Men's Forum on Thursday at John Carter's home. Easter concert at Nequasset Congregational church. Mrs. Maurice Shea entertains in Arrowsic. Mrs. Carl Longfellow and Shirley of Portland visit Bath and Woolwich. Nequasset Farm Bureau to meet April 4 on canning. Easter funeral for Miss Lena Trott in Auburn. burial Laurel Grove. Sunrise service at North Woolwich despite bad weather. Lucille Stinson ill. Montsweag church program postponed to next Sunday with guest soloist Mrs. Jason Merrill and evening session led by Miss MacInnes. Rumors of an interesting program. Mary Kenney, Emma Colby, and Jeanette Shackford leave for Nassan Institute after spring vacation.
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Bangor
Jane Tucker
Earl Carleton
Bradford C. Bedennett
Ira
Bradford C., Jr
Woman's Club
Conservation Committee
Frank A. Hodgdon
Stanley W. Dodge
Miami
Fla
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Methodist Episcopal Church
A. S. Oliver
Augusta
Saint Philip's Church
Robert Franklin Sweetser
Saint Andrew's Church
Newcastle
Charles
Sewall
Saint Philip’s Church
Anna Holbrook
Bernard McFarland
Auburn
L. J. Boynton
Federal Street
Bernice Webber
Boston
Benjamin F. Webber
Webber
Samuel J. Sewall
Henry W. Webb
Charles S. Sewall
Rachel Hodgdon
Charles E. Titus
Kendall
American Home Department
Maine Federation of Woman's Clubs
Fred BK Dunn
New York
Cora Groves
Massachusetts
Elm Lodge
High Street
State Motor Vehicle Department
Front Street
Bath
Henry Dyer
Lowell
Mass
Paul Henderson
Valley Stream
N. Y
DiPerri
Carroll McFadden
Betty
William McFadden
F. M. Chase
The
Legion Civic Club
Wheeler
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
North Station
Saco
Portland
Freeport
Brunswick
Knox-Lincoln
Thomaston
Damariscotta
Pemaquid
Old Town
Bridgton
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine N. Tucker
Varney
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Molly Seamon
Bernard
Leonard
Brookline
Joseph Bailey
Middle Street
Earl Sherman
Herman S. Fowles
J. W. Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Union
Everett W. Jackson
George Farnham
Wellesley
Farnham
Laura Farnham
John Carter
Nequasset
Congregational Church
Maurice Shea
Arrowsie
Carl Longfellow
Shirley
Woolwich
Edwin Moulton
Kennebec
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Canning
Lena Trott
Ethlyn Marston
Laurel Grove
North Woolwich
Lucille Stinsons
Montsweag
Jason Merrill
Lauchlin K. MacInnes
Preparedness as War Prevention Urges Colonial Club Talk
Major C. Kern of the First Battalion 249th C. A. Portland argued that armament prevents war and guarantees peace during a Colonial Club meeting Monday night. Capt. Elver Stickney and Battery H members attended as guests. only routine business was conducted.
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249Th C. A. Portland
Colonial Club
Major Kern
Elver Stickney
Battery H
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