South End P T A Plans Talk and Reading Demonstration
The South End PTA features Miss Ella J. Douglas with a talk on Life in the Earliest Times and a reading demonstration by Mrs. Carrie C. Smith with pupils Janet Fitzgerald Jane Trott Elizabeth Trott Ruth Small Doe Higgins William Partington David Crockett Billy Voorhees and Richard Andrews. The next meeting on April 17 will feature Mrs. Warren F. Hawley with hostesses Mrs. Adelbert W. Hall and Miss Fros tina E. Marston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella J. Douglas
Carrie C. Smith
Elizabeth Trott
Ruth Small
Doeen Higgins
William Partington
David Crockett
Billy Voorhees
Richard Andrews
Warren F. Hawley
Adelbert W. Hall
Frostina E. Marston
Dike PTA Holds Meeting on Preschool Roundup and Minstrel
A pleasant Dike P T A meeting in Dummer Street School covered the preschool roundup plan inviting families with children entering school in September. The committee aims to complete the outreach in the week of April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Dummer Street
Ralph P. Dunbar
Fred J. Hoffman
Carl B. Swanton
Alfred
Card party funds aid welfare work at Beacon Street
Proceeds from a card party held at a private home benefit local welfare efforts. The Beacon Street church ladies assisted in the work and a business meeting was followed by a round table on fears and worries affecting children's health and schooling. Hostesses were Mrs. Martin Powers, Mrs. Charles T. Henderson and Mrs. Chester H. Worrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church
Round Table
Martin Powers
Charles T. Henderson
Chester H. Worrey
Iron Works Employes Expecting Results
Bath Iron Works workers hopeful for hours-per-week adjustment as National Labor Board and Senator Hale indicate action. Telegraphs say the case is now with the Industrial Relations Committee handling shipyard strike issues, with General Johnson asked to supply relevant NRA information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Shipbuilding Employes’ Association
Bath Iron Works Corp
National Labor Board
Washington
Senator Hale
Labor Board
Bath
Industrial Relations Committee
New York Shipbuilding Co
Hale
General Johnson
NRA
Ossipee Breaks Ice Up the Kennebec
The Coast Guard cutter Ossipee tied up at Bath port Tuesday night and left Wednesday morning to survey ice fields above Bath to loosen and clear the river for navigation. Pilot Capt. Alfred Hogan guided the voyage northward with minimal difficulty, though a few back and forth maneuvers were needed at Thwing's Point. Flood tide limited visible ice, but observers expected more by the evening ebb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Ossipee
Bath
Merrymeeting Bay
Swan Island
Alfred Hogan
Iron Works Code Explained with Figures Quoted
Bath Iron Works Corp employees seek wage adjustments under the NRA Shipbuilding Code. An official notes the code can be violated by wage increases as well as cuts, urging disputes be settled with the National Labor Board. Data from Bulletin No. 337 shows shipbuilding averaged 7.1 fewer hours weekly and 14.6 cents higher hourly pay than general manufacturing in 1933, with shipyards employing 30,709 and manufacturers 3,125,093. Tables compare hours, hourly earnings, and weekly earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath . Iron Works Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
NRA
National Labor Board
Monthly Labor Review
Department of Labor
Manu
Jan
Steve
Easter Concert at Bowdoinham Methodist Church
Bowdoinham held an Easter program at the Methodist church featuring a large choir and varied musical selections led by Rev J N Palmer. The event included scenes of worship with groups from Bowdoinham and neighboring towns and a committee of Frances Merrill Ida Fowle and Jessie Ames in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. N. Palmer
Lord of Life
Frances Hatch
Sheldon Ryder
Wallace, Kenneth
Elmer Hunter
Eleanor Coffin
Roberta Lancaster
Hazel Ryder
Hunter Boys
Lénora Caras
Theodore Caras de Ie
Ernestine Ryder
Margaret
Lord of All
Gertrude Robinson
All Nations
Barbara Lancaster
Lilla
Nettie Mitchell
Josephine
Inza Smalley
Lenora Caras
Charles Tarr
Junior Hunter
Helen Read
Eleanor Wildes
Mohammedans
Dorothy Ryder
Angel
Shirley Lancaster
Charles Caras
Frances Merrill
Ida Fowle
Jessie Ames
Probate Court Action Opens April Term in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc probate court sessions report extensive business with wills admitted bonds set, administrations granted and inventories approved. Judge Glidden presided over petitions for probate of wills, guardianships, trustee appointments, adoptions, and bond reductions across Bath Topsham Richmond Woolwich and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Glidden
William P. Carr
Richmond
Mary B. Carr
Viola A. Duren
Harry E. Duren
Alica L. D. Parks
Bath
Charles C. Low
Patrick M. Dillon
Frederick Dillon
Ida M. Eastman
Frederick R. Clapp
Everett
Mass
Mary A. Hebbad
Mary E. W. Safford
Rochester
N. H
Robert H. Donnell
San Diego
Calif
Roy A. Donnell
Alicia L. D. Parks
Allan Spear
Mary Jane McCarty
Topsham
Lillian M. Tucker
Annie Stone Hall
Ida H. Leh
Mya G. Thwing
Woolwich
Elizabeth E. Hathorne
Ellen T. Deehan
Mary L. Hennessy
Gloucester
Margaret P. Perry
Phippsburg
James E. Perry
Frank E. Wormwood
Emma Spinney
Edward F. Johnson
Winifred J. Bradeen
Mary Spaulding
Effie R. Grandin
Daniel Doyle
John H. Doyle
James P. Ledyard
Marion W. Ledyard
Ada Manson
Edward W. Bridgham
Carroll L. Young
Maude E. Young
Elizabeth B. Chase
Walter E. Chase
Alma M. Jackson
Mabel H. Moulton
William D. Oliver
Laura M. Morse
John E. Conley
Seneca H. Conley
Peter Albert Savoie
Inez Savoie
Clarence Savoie
James A. Tarr
Beatrice H. White
Florence E. Tarr
Cornelia M. Flagg
John I. Flagg
Jacqueline Stodder
Russell H. Stodder
Guardian
Katherine F. Neagle
William P. McAuliffe
Arthur J. Dunton
Alma Florence Shepard
Frank E. Carver
Jennie M. McCarthy
Clarence M. Haley
Conservatory
Carrie W. Farrar
Frederick E. Drake
William P. Drake
Jennie M. B. Spinney
J. Clifford Spinney
Angeline Lee
Albert Morrisette
F. Alexander Magoun
H. Emma Magoun
Judith L. Bragdon
Howard S. Carey
Emery W. Booker
Susie A. Johnson
Nellie F. Totman
Arthur L. Totman
Lina A. Ross
Rodney E. Ross
Edwin O. Tarr
Hosea O. Hartford
Sherbrook M
Norman W. Howard
Susan F. Howard
Clara E. Head
Frank S. Heid
Elizabeth J. Donnell
Robert W. Donnell
Ella C. Turner
John Coolidge
Joseph Grondin
Winnegance Church Reopens With Large Easter Attendance
Winnegance Baptist Church reopened for Easter Sunday after 33 years with about 204 attendees crossing a small bridge to the auditorium. Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Williams greeted visitors, and Reed Perkins and Paul Legard served as ushers. The service featured an Easter program with Miss Omah Trott, a newly purchased piano, a pageant The Hope of Easter, a choir, and flowers from P M Olm's Greenhouses. A fund was started to buy Hymn books, and a Bible from Bath was presented to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Baptist Church
Winnegance
Walter Morse
Harry Williams
Woman's Society of the Church
Reed Perkins
Paul Legard
Omah Trott
Norman
Concene
Simper
Phoebe Carey
Church On
Bath
Calvin Stearns
Almond
New York
W. H. White
Bernice Drake
Thatcher
Elmer Morse
Thatcher Pinkham
Jean Drake
Earl Banks
Annette Williams
Hogan
Walter Rogers
Anna Frances Morse
Bertha Coombs
Thomas Totman
Milton Morse
P. M. Olm
C. R. Sims
Miosis
Frank Martin
Kroeger
William W. Robinson
Pinkham
Ruly Talbot
Marjorie Brown
Frances Ers
Warren Rogers
Stuart Day
Bobby Easter
Grace Brown
Toute Tibbetts
Phyllis Coombs
Virginia Merry
Perkins
Louise Tibbetts
Seth Snipe
M. Helen Sims
Orta
Important Meeting of Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias
Members urged to attend a most important lodge meeting on Thursday evening with all who can attend. Urgent business will be presented. James B. Drake of Washington Street left Monday to spend ten days in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
James B. Drake
Washington Street
Boston
New York
Miss Mary Sewall Hosts Easter Costume Dance
Miss Mary Sewall entertained at the Stone house with a costume dance the Easter vacation climaxing a colorful night. Guests arrived in varied costumes from Mae West to Groucho Marx while judges selected best outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Btone House
Mae West
March
Groucho Marx
Knave of Hearts
John Alden
Miss Sewall
Sunbonnet Sue
Jane Porteous
Portland
Jo March
Jane Donnell
Jane Hyde
Frances Shaughnessy
Mary McClure
Marjorie Trott
Carol Stevens
Lois Swett
Louise Calderwood
Ruth Powers
Margaret Austin
Betty Fuller
Louise Briggs
Eleanor Voorhees
Elinor Shorey
Army
Navy
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
Auburn
Eastham Guild, Jr
Obituary Notices From Bowdoinham post road area
Robert Harward dies in Washington D C and is survived by a widow twin daughters mother N V Harward brother Francis of Medford Mass and aunt Mrs Clara Spear of Bath. Alice Temple Small widow of Lynn Mass dies leaving husband three sisters four brothers and a brother in law. W Fred Spear of South Portland dies leaving a daughter and a son. John and Mary Graves of Tops ham visit Mrs Mary Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harward
Washington, D. C
N. V. Harward
Francis
Medford
Mass
Clara Spear
Bath
Alice Temple Small
Guy Small
Lynn
Maria Curtis
Lucy Chase
Carl Savage
Richmond
John
Charles
George
Bert Temple
W. Fred Spear
South Portland
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South End P.T.A
Dike School Association
Oxford Grays
Morris S. Povich
Iron Works
Janee Eres
Etree
May Teres
Noy
Jan Whiph
Rae Ae
Carey
Pete
Bowdoinham
Emily Rideout
University of Maine
Miss Rideout
Twin County
Ruth McEwen
Brunswick
Charles Hunt
Mechanic Falls
Horace Millay
Helen Britt
Augusta
Roberta
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Percy Rideout
Phillip Rideout
George Cutler
Charles Hackett
Merry Meeting Grange
Sesson
Prudence Hamilton
Pearl Cannon
Mr. Perkins
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Herbert Cornish
Margaret Wilson
Frances Wilson Wallace
Hunter
Mary Hardie
William Hardie
Murl Downing
Downing
I. M. Fowle
Charles Browne
Loomis Dyer
Ralph Purington
Cambridge
Elia Purington
John Purington
Town Hall
Carver
Alton Ricker
Carrie Ricker
Erlon
Litchfield
William Babb
Lewiston
Ernest Millay
Granville Douglas
Randall Farm
Milton McEwen
Massachusetts
Charles McEwen
Hyde
Wilbur Emerson, Jr
Miriam Brown
Ira Allen
Scott Mosher
Donald Allen
Cornish
Esther Brown
Strathmore Paper Co
West Springfield
P. Cleaiey
Charles Berry
John Kendrick
Robly Morrison
Eula Browne
Dr. Grant
Emma Ferguson
Sheepscot Hide CO
Wiscasset, Maine
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
W. S. Glidden
Frederick
Vivian M. Dillon
Aaid Richmond
Gnn
Joseph Arnold
Annette Smith
Bowdoin
W.S. Jordan
Lisbon
Harry L. Bulphen
Augusta Trust Co
James Stewart
John P. Carey Jr
Mary Jane McCarthy
Horace W. Swett
Charles H. Cahill
William B. Mussenden
Scence
Berry Osteopathic
Street
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Winnegance Church
Stone House
Bowdoinham Post Road
Eve
George O'Brien
Mary Brian
Fredric
Kong
Robert Armstrong
Helen Mack
Cat and the Fiddle
Jeanette M’donald
Ramon Navarro
the Bowery
Wallace Beery
George Raft
Aline MacMadden
Lyle Talbot