Faithful Official Passes After Long Public Service
Death notices honor Abram C. Oliver a deputy sheriff of Sagadahoc County who died at his Winneganee home after a long illness. Oliver served as game warden city marshal and on the staff of three sheriffs and worked to curb liquor smuggling during prohibition. He was 74? and widely respected for faithful service and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Parks
Fire Department
Abram C. Oliver
Winneganee
Oliver
Sagadahoc
Mr. Oliver
Loring Small
Mr Small
Colonial Club Celebrates 35th Anniversary in Bath
The Colonial club marked its thirty-fifth anniversary with a Wednesday evening program, delayed from March 17 due to renovations. Founded in 1902 by about fifty young Bath men, it has grown prosperous and well regarded, with many members joining after the initial charter.
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Colonial Club
Bath
Sagadahoc
Suffolk
Yacht Club
Seed catalogues and home gardens brighten Maine towns
Seed catalogues invite study as gardeners plan this year's vegetable and flower plots. The vegetable garden cuts living costs while flowers beautify homes and neighborhoods, boosting health and cheer. Brisk spring to fall blooms lift spirits and invite neighborly pleasure as communities in Maine gain attractiveness.
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Maine
Legislation Aims to Boost Maine Coast Fishing Industry
In Augusta this winter lawmakers push new measures to strengthen the state’s fishing industry. The drive targets improved coastal operations and seeks to raise returns for the thousands of workers involved.
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Augusta
Coast Guard To Permanently Base Fravis At Rockland
The Coast Guard assigns the patrol boat Fravis to Rockland replacing the cutter Kickapoo, which has long served Maine waters and performed notable ice breaking duties in winter.
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Coast Guard
Fravis
Rockland
Kickapoo
Maine
First Baptist Ladies Supper and Sale Highlights
The Ladies circle of First Baptist church held a successful supper and sale in the vestry with Springlike decorations. committees led by Mrs George T MacLellan and Mrs Willis B Hall coordinated dining, fancy work, and candy, while Past Noble Grands club elected officers and hosted a supper bridge with prizes. The YMCA City Basketball league wrapped up its eighth season with a banquet plan and awards for players, emphasizing sportsmanship and inclusive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George T. MacLellan
Clifford B. Harrington
Everett B Wright
Stanley Teasdale
Leon R. Eaton
Charles S. Stackpole
Ramsay Defends High Brow Music at Club Event
In a spirited address, Ramsay denounces mass market music and defends high brow works from Wagner to Liszt while urging a program of serious art. The program list features Schubert, Gounod, Offenbach, Handel, Verdi and multiple soloists with Ramsay at the piano. The article also notes the first meeting of Sky Leopards Squadron No. 1596 in Lewiston and plans for the third annual Legion Fair at Brunswick Town Hall with three evenings of events on April 7 8 and 9.
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Page One
Broadway
Hollywood
United States
Stravinski
MacDowell
Les Camarades
Sky Leopards
Jan Birdinen
Jordan School
Lewiston
Thequadron
Lawrence Spellman
Donglas Marston
Robert Marston
Leo Bouchard
Leonard Leavitt
Ralph Nelson
Norman Stowe
Eugene Woodcock
Leonard Dales
Brunswick
Cay
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc deeds office
The last fortnight lists multiple transfers across Bath Georgetown Richmond and Topsham including J Fred Tobey to Dora Austin Louise Burgess to Vivian Kren Walter E Hott to People's Investment Assoc and others. Notable deeds include Louise Howard to Percy Bailey Nettie Dixon to John Dixon and George Hathorn to Eleanor Presby.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
J. Fred Tobey
Dora Austin
Louise M. Burgess
Vivian L. Krenstrand
People’s Investment Association
Walter E.hott
Louise M. Miller
Emma K. Thebeau
Walter L. Elliott
Frances W. Upham
Georgetown
Louise Howard
Percy E. Bailey
Richmond
Nettie L. Dixon
John L Dixon
Ida Colby MacLeod
Baptist Young People Meet Monday Night
The Baptist Young People gathering met Monday night at 81 Court street with 17 in attendance. Mr. H Chester McKenzie led a devotional on guiding youth in church appreciation, followed by entertainment committee activities and refreshments organized by Mrs McKenzie and Miss Hazel Hizeins. Next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs C Lloyd Booker at 713 Washington street, with Mrs Hooker as devotional leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Chester McKenzie
Court Street
McKenzie
Walter B. James
Dorothy Buckley
Hazel Hizeins
Charles R. Sims
Marjorie V. Stover
C. Lloyd Booker
Washington Street
Hooker
Lloyd Stinsom
Mr. Hooker
Irma Groves
Colonial Club Plans May Ball And Scout Support
The Colonial Club votes to continue sponsorship of the Boy Scout movement and to hold a May dance with a committee led by Dr. Paul A. Gregware and others. Pres Winchenbach appoints A. A Burden. Members include Harry MacDonald Harold Brown Joseph McLaughlin Kenneth Brown and Jean Raber. The group also forms a program committee for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Boy Scout Movement
Paul A. Gregware
Francis Laughlin
Harold McElman
Arthur Hutchins
Abed Parks
Carl Anderson
Edward Sewall
Pres Winchenbach
A. A Burden
Harry MacDonald
Harold Brown
Joseph McLaughlin
Kenneth Brown
Jean Raber Unkiv
Paul L. Davis
Wire
Five Generations Vote in Local Community Event
Norma Magoon, though young, votes with her mother Neilwe Mazoon and her female ancestors in a multi generation showing. Luna Mazoon Phoebe Moore Harriette Jordin join the turnout, highlighting family civic participation at a small plantation setting. Mrs Norman Mungoon is the former Nelle V Leeman from 13 Somerset Place Bath.
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O-bern
Norma Magoon
Neilwe Mazoon
Luna Mazoon
Phoebe Moore
Harriette Jordin
Nellis Mascon
Norman Mungoon
Nelle V. Leeman
Henry T . Leeman
Somerset Place
Bath
Maurice Chandler Funeral Details and Burial
The funeral for Maurice Chandler, a victim of an accidental death at a coal discharging plant, was held Sunday at 10:20 AM at Arthur F. Mayo Funeral Sasidanen on High Street. Rev. Marshal O. Powers of Topsham officiated. bearers were Ralph Eaton Omar Newell Wilfred Renindeat Thomas White. Burial followed at River de cemetery in Topsham. Mrs. Guysbert B. Vroom had been visiting Coron a 971. q oeegi served with the Pacific Fleet and arrived in New York for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chandler
Arthur F. Mayo
Sasidanen
High Street
Marshal O. Powers
Topsham
Ralph Eaton
Omar Newell
Wilfred Renindeat
Thomas White
Riverde
Guysbert B. Vroom
Corona
Qoeegi
Pacific Fleet
New York
Newell Family Hosts John Newell for Weekend Visit
John Newell of Quincy Massachusetts spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs William S Newell of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newell
Quincy
Mass
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Bath Boy Making Good in Air Training
Stephen S. Marshall Jr a Morse high school standout now at Pensacola Air Base Florida has just passed his final check in Squadron No 4 He has over 309 flying hours to his credit and will complete his die in Squadron No 5 He is expected to receive his Wings in late June He entered a class of over 100 students with about 50 remaining mostly due to tests and defects He plans to spend July with his parents then go to Quantico Va for one year and on to San Diego Cal Marshall has shown strong progress since joining the base in February 1936
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Morse High School
Pensacola Air Base
Florida
Marshall
Stephen 5S. Marshall
Quantico
San Diego
California
Attendance Record of Mitchell School Pupils
Attendance roll lists many Mitchell school pupils who were neither absent nor tardy during the Winter term. Grades One through Five show teachers and names such as Miss Lillian F. Fisher Harold Cornish Kenneth Murray. Grade Two includes Miss Sarah Coombs Knud Holmson Joan Parurko. Grade Three lists Miss Isabell Lewis Melvin Cornish Sadie King Beatrice Murray Colin Mitchell Theresa Trainor. Grade Four features Miss Anne M. Thompson Barrett Patricia Kerwin Lucien Idif Martha Williams. Grade Five includes Miss Marjorie Palmer and Frank Parker.
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Mitchell
Lillian F. Fisher
Harold Cornish
Kenneth Murray
Harold Staples
Sarah Coombs
Knud Holmson
Carl McCabe
Joan Parurko
Isabell Lewis
Melvin Cornish
Sadie King
Beatrice Murray
Colin Mitchell
Theresa Trainor
Anne M. Thompson
Barrett
Patricia Kerwin
Lucien Idif
Martha Williams
Effie Wright
Princial
George Burgon
Norma Cummnes
Wiliam Cummings
J. A. Darling
Nicholis Kakos
Amos King
Edward Plant
Anna Staples
William Tinney
Marjorie Palmer
Trader Muaurner Knight
Engagments of Bath Sisters Publicized in June Weddings
The Bath sisters Miss Madeene Lois Soule and Miss Myrtle Louise Soule will wed June from Wil lam M Reed of Chattanooga Tenn and George C Davis of Phippsburg Maine. Parents Mr and Mrs George F Soule of 5 Washburn Street announce the engagements. Mr Reed is a marine oiler on the collier Berwindglen out of Newport News Va. Mr Davis is a shipfitter at Bath Iron Works Corp.
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Bath
Madeene Lois Soule
Myrtle Louise Soule
Willam M. Reed
Chattanooga
Tenn
George C. Davis
Phippsboro
George F. Soule
Washburn Street
Reed
Jasper Reed
Newport News
Davis
Winter Street Men's Club season closes with award and fundraiser
Bath unit of the Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer reports contributions totaling 272.40 with more promised this month. Seventy percent of Maine donations fund state aids for cancer patients, including transportation and hospitalization costs. A large meeting capped the season, with 85 men and 12 church team members present, a 25 percent better treasury, and Henry D. Small of Morse High School sharing color films and stories of Maine wildlife. Committees for the fall were named, and a turkey supper praised the club’s work.
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Bath
Women's Field Army For the
Ba‘h
Maine
Marcia Moulton
Church Onch
Winter Street
J. Frank Hunt
Ernest Freeman
Treasury
Harry Walters
Henry D. Small
Morse High School
Maine Woods
Kennebec
Small
Ladies’ Auxiliary
William Greene
Frank E. Harvie
Harold Stanton
Joseph Robinson
Ralph O. Dale
Fred N. Sanborn
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Herbert Anderson
Winter Street Ladies Aid Final Meeting
The Winter Street Ladies Aid held its final meeting of the season on Friday at 2:30 in the Winter Street chapel. Hostesses were Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden Mrs. Leroy Foobly and Miss Emma E Walker. Seventy five attendees were present. A talk on making a new start in middle life was given by Rev. Joseph O Purdue from James Gordon Gilkey's Managing One's Self. Mrs. Fred Foote announced a rummage sale for April 20 and collections were organized. Plant food continued to be sold under Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont.
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Ladies Aid
Winter Street
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leroy Foolby
Emma E. Walker
Joseph O. Purdue
James Gordon Gilkey
Fred K. Sturtevant
Carl E. Albee
O Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Abbott
Fred Foote
Aid
Arthur C. Lemont
Maine Fishing Booth Opens at North Station
Kenneth Fuller Lee will run a Maine fishing information booth at Boston North Station starting April 15 with assistance from his wife Thelda. The booth, a joint effort by the Bangor & Aroostook, Maine Central, and Boston & Maine railroads, will provide fishing information, show wildlife photos, and distribute Maine fishing literature including the Bangor & Aroostook year book to prospective fishermen as Maine’s seasons begin.
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Bangor & Aroostook
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Maine Fishing Information Booth
North
Boston
Kenneth Fuller Lee
Maine
Thelda
Pine Tree
Lee
Delightful Canal Zone visit described by Bath group
The letter recounts a Bath party drive through Balboa in the Canal Zone visiting dance halls and beer gardens, meeting locals including Amy Preney's family, and staying with the Springs in Balboa. The writer notes high humidity, Pacific seas, and plans a Briefer next week while wishing to return to cooler climates. Mrs. Arthur Sewall hosted her contract club for lunch at the Stonehouse.
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Mercy
Bath
Amy Preney
Lewis J. Preney
Times
Brunswick Record
Oliver Moses
Nichols
Balboa
Canal Zone
Florida
Tropics
Loring
Maine
Yarmouth
Portland
Bath Iron Works
Ned Fitzgerald
Navy
Lprings
Pacific
Atlantic
F. B. Nichols
Club Garret Holds Its Annual Meeting
Mrs. Roland C. Trott elected president for the coming year at Club Garret meeting on Center street. Miss Netta S. Briggs named vice president and Miss Helen C. Conley treasurer with Miss Beatrice E. Duprey secretary. Lore Steininger named journalist. Bertha L. Lord and Jeannette F. Shackford to serve on club council. Garret Gossip newspaper planned for next month with Shackford and Kathleen B. Leonard in charge. Mrs. John H. Grindell to chair supper party for next meeting where outgoing and incoming officers will be guests of honor.
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Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Alfred H. Bunker
Leonard M. Lord
Farrin
Victor Pinkham
Roland C. Trott
Club Garret
Center Street
Netta S. Briggs
Helen C. Conley
Beatrice E. Duprey
Lore Steininger
Bertha L. Lord
Jeannette F. Shackford
Garret
Hotel East to Reopen in Eastport Around April 10
The Hotel East in Eastport will reopen around April 10 after months of vacancy. Ira G. Davis of South Portland, who leased the property, previously managed the Franklin Grill in Eastport for about a year and a half.
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Eastport
Ira G. Davis
South Portland
Davis
Franklin Grill
Wise Owl Troop Meets for Juliette Low Memorial Talk
Wise Owl troop No. 3 met at the YMCA for a Tuesday afternoon session. Elizabeth Williams led songs, and Mrs Arch ibald M Main sent a memorial fund message supporting sending girls to Adelboden Switzerland and hosting foreign guests. Details cover fund history awards 1930 1932 3138 and eligibility criteria for Golden Eaglet or first class status. Guests included Rev and Mrs Parkhurst and son Jerry and others from local troops.
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Wise Owl Troop
YMCA
Elizabeth Williams
Archibald M. Main
Juliette Low
Bath Council
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Great Britain
Adelboden
Edith Macy
United States
Bath
Anne King
H. Jacob Smith
Frank S. Saunders
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Ruth Richter
Elbert M. Parkhurst
Jerry
Damariscotta
Court of Honor
Damariscotta-Newcastle
Parkhurst
Dorothy Jordan
Orono
Five Counties Republican Club Plans Large Field Days
Directors and committee members of the Five Counties Republican club in Augusta propose the largest paid membership based political group in the state. They aim for political unity and regional business growth, with social events including field days in July and August. Unity hosts July sports through E. S. Farwell, while August may be in the Boothbay Region featuring a Miss Five Counties beauty contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Counties Republican Club
Augusta
E. S. Farwell
Boothbay
Oberlin A Capella Choir Program Draws Listeners
Sunday afternoon broadcast of the Oberlin college A Capella choir was heard clearly. Betty Rice, a sophomore and member of the choir, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carleton L Rice of 9 Turner court.
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Oberlin College
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
Across clues include 2-A blockhead 20-A short blast 5-A web or note Scotch 22-Benumb 9-Sick 24-Somewhat 10-A number gray 11-Masculine 27-Carry with name exertion 18-A lesson 28- Mourn 14-Inured 29-Third vowel 15-Exclama of the Greek tion of re- alphabet pugnance 30-What goes 16-A hostelry with a lock 17-Jewe" 1-Ruin void 2-Assumed-T Steeningmanner couches 3-Quench 8-Prevalent 4-Shrewd 12-Increase in 5-To entreat intensity earnestly 18-A proud or 6-To declare pompous walk 19-Even at 21-To eye 23-Nominative plural of the pronoun of
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Benumb
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Charles E. Helah
Leeman
Manick
Leonard M. Munsey
Herbert W. McCabe
Thompson
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John E. Atwood
Ward
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Farley Mayo
E. A. Jewett
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Harry Ring
Edward J. Lee, Jr
John Greene
Edward Lee
Edward McMann
Albert Douglas
Theodore Earl
Charles MacDonald
William C. Perkins
Ramsay
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Lexington
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Rite
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Pensacola
Mitchell School
Frederick Howard Dole
Bowdoin
Dol
Dole
New York City
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Samuel H. Dolu
Winter Street Ladies’ Aid
Vicinity
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
OWL Troop
Five County Club
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