Annual Banquet caps Bath church league season
Over 125 Bath youths attended the third Y M C A Church League banquet at the gym. Rev Forrest Littlefield praised the league's sportsmanship and impact on self reliance teamwork and discipline, noting the role of coaches churches and officials in shaping character. Beacons led by Albert McMann and other captains received praise as Mayor Cahill urged continued church support for healthy athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest L. Littlefield
Westley
Aiea
Mr. Littletiel
Wesley Boys
Bath
Y. M. CL. AL
Str
Morse High School
Mayer
Beacon
Corliss
Central Winter
Universalist
Wessey
Atxdliary
Beacon Street
Robert TH. Carey
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Hie
Chester Whint
MorseyWigh
Mr. Vlant
Charles H. Cahill
Church
Lennie
Logan
Edwin Vinson
Pinsoun
David Malta
Central
Fie
Cumer Nnicker
Winter Street
Crayit
Charles Maxwell
Universelist Church
Archie Seekins
Bescon Street
Littlefield
Revo Mer. Littlefield
Wesley Chore
Albert Henderson Becomes Sheriff
Albert Henderson officially assumed the office of sheriff on Wednesday morning, beginning his duties as the new law enforcer. The ceremony and formal transition marked the start of his tenure overseeing local law enforcement operations.
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Albert Henderson
Annual Rotary Club Election Prompted By Bermuda Talk
An annual election of officers for the Path Rotary Club is noted during an interesting talk by Rev. Edwin Dhodae Hardine on Bermuda. The meeting saw officers like treasurer Pathe, president Deushesty, and others pledged to serve the club, emphasizing unity and "Above Self" in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Path Rotary Club
Bermuada
Edwin
Uberti
Tia Pere
Bride
Miami
Wien
Deushesty
Senator Carter Dies at Augusta Auburn
Senator Carter dies following a nervous system injury in Augusta Auburn. Born May 10 in Auburn he was educated at Edward Little High School Brown University and University of Michigan Law School. Survived by wife Claire Seankai mother and brother Finn D. Carter who was a mill manager in Chicago. He practiced law in Lewiston for over 20 years with White & Carter.
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Aubourn
Charles D) Carter
Senate
Carter
Auburn
TSS
Seth Deen
Mary Crosby Carter
Edward Little High School
Auburnn
Brown University
University of Michigan Law School
Claire Seankai
Chicago
UCI
Finn D P. Carter
Chica
Lewiston
White & Carter
Seth Carter
Wallace Ho White
Telephone workers awarded Vail medals for conspicuous acts
Five employees of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company receive bronze Vail medals for public service. Recipients include Ralph W. Ansen of Malden and four line crew members from Springfield, with others honored for rescues and lifesaving actions near Bath and Lewiston. The awards council noted the acts demonstrated conspicuous valor and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themdese No Vail
ON Enelind ‘Telephone & Teraph Company
Ralph W. Nsen
Main Street
Malden
Mass
Metropolitan
Johan Jo Tavinsstone
Fereaven
Leon Coe
Cherie
Ladabeuche
Springfield
Walter Crampbell
Colches SP Ninh
Charles St. Pierce
View
Thomas J. Feeney
Ststand Tee
Annie F. Hos
Vila S. Warner
Lyn
Miss
Pel Cliremes GG
MeDuitt
Thre Paeo
Hatoo
Nerbert W. Renney
Im- Staller
Providence
Clarence
Laie
Linceeln Street
Bath
Harry Ten
X Bar
Trott
Lemont Street
Mai Wilmarth Pierce
Andrew Lemoine
Fleret Street
Popham Beach
Lemoine
Martin Conley
14 Street
Petersen
Lewisue
Taunton
New England Tel
Tel
Millard
Toland
Rgeren
College Street
Lewiston
Lower Range Pond
Joseph Bergeren
George Bergeren
Lane Brothers
Bath Man Manages Air Transport Service Launch
Suamer Sewall of Bath is district manager for Colonial Air Transport Co which opened its first night flying passenger service Friday between Boston and New York. The Chicago airship will carry ten passengers at $25 with a one way schedule from East Boston to My site and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suamer Sewall
Bath
Colonial Air Transport Co
Boston
New York
Byrd
L Ponton de Arcy
HL Thomsen
Chicago
United States Air Mail
Hisve
Fifth Anniversary of Girls Friendly in Bath Hosts Guest Speaker
Mrs J B Shepherd of Portland and a Maine Girls Friendly leader attended Bath Grace Church Wednesday night for the fifth anniversary event and spoke on a holiday house for Maine. She stayed at Grace rectory as the guest of Grace Church members. Also visiting Bath were Mr and Mrs Edward Bonnelli of West Newton Mass who returned after a brief stay with Mr and Mrs Robert B Hatch of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shepherd
Portland
Maine Girls’ Friendly Society
Bath
Grace Church G. Fls
Maine
Edward Bonnelli
West Newton
Mass
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Florida trip recalls Gulf to Atlantic coast of 1920s
A Maine writer recounts a winter journey from St. Petersburg to Miami and West Palm Beach. The tale covers Tampa Bay toll bridges, Venice Florida development, Punta Gorda stores, Lake Okeechobee to Miami’s post hurricane recovery, Coral Gables, Cocoanut Grove, and Coral Gables canal front, with praise for beaches, resorts, and ongoing Florida growth and real estate activity.
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St. Petersburg
Gulf Coast
Florida
Wei
Frank Brown
Miss Rosa
Charles Cheltra
William W. Pendexter
Harriett
Catter
Gaimdy Bridge
Tamipa Box
Tampao
Flovid
Tampals
Oo Seta
Mlovida
Srasett Ds Peretterbrity
Ringlig Brothers
Circus
Nolenis
Albee
Wiscasset
New York
BE. OW. Nash
Damariscotta
Venice
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gulf
Punta Gorda
Gulf of Mexico
John S. Jackson, Jr
Bath
Jackson
Jennie Cahill
Charles II
Wilber G
George Cahill
Maine
Charlotte Harbor
Baron Collyer
Lake Okeechobee
Connors
Connors of
Buffalo
Peace River
Ckeechobee City
Miami
Welock
Palm Beach
Palm Benet
Miami City
Miami Beach
Coast Patrol
S.J. Meeker
Coral Gables
Cocoanut Grove
Beacon Street Basketball Team Wins Church League Cup
The Beacon Street team won the M C A Church Basketball League title after an 11 of 12 game run. Key players Phil Winter Ralph Crocker Alvin Jewett and Gus Meister led a fast passing attack with strong defense from Decker Norton Gove and Fraser. Buddy Lagan coached Morse High to steady support as Beacon edged Corliss by one point in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Little
Gay Gramme
Howe
beneWe Lo
Adimire
Jesus Christ
Beacon Street
Coker
Ralph Crocker
Alvin Jewett
Gus
Saa Y Champtons
Bescon
Mer
Sears
Thesweer
Morse
Earl Deave Meister
Norman Pierce
Elmer Norton
Herman Carter
Walter Gove
Raymond Parks
Harold Fraser
Wilbur Hagan
Bea
Capt
Jewetl
Pierce
Gus Meister
Ronning
Bevcon
Tralph Crocker
Decker
Herman Barter
Gove, Parks and
Fraser
Buddy Lagen
Stellar Morse
Winter
Sewall May Join MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Charles So Sewall principal of Wis cisseaueardenmiy has not decided whether to accept an offer from the Field Museum of Natural History to join the MacMillan expedition to the Far North next Summer for about 15 months. Ralph Robinson chief scientist on MacMillan expeditions is expected in Wiscasset to arrange preparations as supplies arrive for two vessels and a power boat.
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Coral Gables
West Pali Beach
Miami
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Lake Worth
Clophins
Cresbys
den Lake Worth
Tle
Bath
Marion Crosby
Crosby
Othe
Crosby Miatusset
Ap West Padi
Giether
Pittu Bestel
Pali Beach
Nou Eo
Charles So Sewall
Wis
Wiscasset
Ralph Robinson
Merrimac
Mass
MacMillan Expeditions
Comandor
Det Bo McwMillan
Heer
Bowdoin
Provincetown
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Church League
Y.M.C.A
F. L. Littlefield
Alvin Jewer
Beacey Street
Albert McMann
Econ
la Whele
Teo
Alber
Sherif Henderson
Brewster Pe
J. Ilere Melure
Aid Coupe
Henderson
Susan Whiteh
McClure
du Sherif Henderson
Tle Dumeunerd
Teac
Bowd
Gendesinham
Y. M. C. A. Church League
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Center St
Rotary Club
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Bermuda
Augusta
Daniel “T. Dougherty
Bath Trust Co
Massachusetts Safe Deposit Assciation
Southland
VAIL
Earl Trett
Clarence I. Lane
Sumner Sewall
West Poli Benet
Sewall
M’millan
Field Museum of Chicago
Johnson Bros Co
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