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09 Apr 1925
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Bath Independent in Bath, Maine
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
1
Bridge Bill Passes Unanimously in Maine Legislature
The Maine Legislature approved the Kennebec bridge measure without a dissenting vote and Governor Brewster promptly signed the resolve. Supporters stress a toll structure will be self supporting and funded by tolls and rentals, not taxes, with an education drive planned statewide before September’s referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kennebec
Brewster
Winslow's Ledges
Broad Street
Maine Central Railroad Co
Executive Council
Bath
Path
Cape Cod to Lead Shellfish Commission Plan
The region plans a municipal shellfish commission to manage clams and other shellfish. A Cape Cod branding effort will advertise seafood as clean and uncontaminated, expanding propagation and market demand under state supervised rules. Marine and Maine fisheries may pursue similar coordinated development following Massachusetts example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Marine
Maine
Massachusetts
Bath Iron Works Chief Engineer Resigns for Bethlehem offer
Bath residents regret the resignation of Chief Engineer John F E Burkhardt of Bath Iron Works who will move to Quincy Massachusetts for a leading role with Bethlehem Shipbuilding. Burkhardt, a respected city citizen and Bath Board of Education member, departs amid congratulations on his new post. Also noted is Portland’s stance on standard time and a failed petition drive for a daylight time referendum. Maine authorities delay a canned heat ban pending higher court guidance on its intoxicating content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Burkhardt
Bath Iron Works
Quincy
Maas
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Bath
Burkhardt
Portland
Maine
Lightship Dangers Revealed in Storm Reports
Reports from Diamond Shoals and Pollock lightships detail a severe Aug storm with hurricane force winds. Crew pumped 3000 gallons of fresh water, lights and wireless failed, and the vessels dragged anchors while enduring seas mountain high and dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Shoals
W. J. Barnett
Lighthouse Service
D. J. Allen
Len
Life story of a Cape Cod boy to Swift & Company founder
M H Beerwort, manager of the Bath Swift plant, recounts the rise of George S Swift from Cape Cod boy to Chicago meatpacking magnate at Grace Church Men's club. The talk covers early ventures, the move from butcher to large-scale packing, meat preservation methods, and Swift family philanthropy, followed by questions and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
America
Grace Church Men's Club
M. H. Beerwort
Beerwort
Swift &O
Bath
George S. Swift
Chicago
Swift
Brighton
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
Hathaway
Retired Clergyman Addresses Men's Club in Bath
Robert Laite of Bangor a bond salesman who left the ministry gave a talk before the Winter Street Church Men's Club in Bath showing 50 views on Newfoundland geography people and industries. His son Gilbert 15 sang with piano by George Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laite
Bangor
Winter Street
Newfoundland
Laite
Mr. Laite
Bath
Gilbert
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Kent's Hill
George Crockett
Rotary
Portland
Itlis
St. Mary's
Tommy Lad
Mandalay
Marcen
Bath Masons Social Evening at Masonic Temple
About 100 Masons enjoyed a social evening with cards and pool, a banquet, community singing, and a radio program. Tan G Bagdikian spoke on Turkish life and Christians. refreshments were served by the Social Association. Attendees included Commander N G Jackson and Master H F B Cutting of Polar Star, District Deputy Francis G Cook, and many Solar and Solar Star lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Social Association
R. B. . Wright
Fred S. Curtis
Ralph Small
Ernest
Bunny) Stanwood
John Grindell
Colonial Club
Tan G. Bagdikian
Helah
Perry Thompson
Francis G. Cook
John Gillespie
Harold P. Small
Small
Roy Colby
Arthur Stilphen
Arthur
George Goodwin
Harold Cutting
W. M. Hagan
Charles Venus
Stitphen
N. G. Jackson
H. FB. Cutting
Polar Star
Solar
Solar Star Lodge
Highbrow Breach of Promise Mock Trial at People's Church
Eighteen members of the People's Church Men's Club entertained guests at the Old Folks Home on March 31 with a mock trial titled Highbrow Breach of Promise. Judge Fred F. Bragg presided with Ulysses Grant as Armonia White and Kelly Crosby as Erastus Jones. Lawyer Snapp was found guilty and fined $11,000 and 90 days in jail. The performance featured humorous costumes, songs, solos, a duet, a quartet, and harmonica selections by John Marks, Everett and Melvin Leonard, Erskine, Clark, Seavey, and Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighteen
People’s Church
Old Folks Home
Fred FE. Bragg
Ulysses Grant
Armonia White
Kelly Crosby
Erastus Jones
Snapp
Compoor
John Marks
Mr. Grant
John Leonard
Everett
Melvin Leonard
Erskine
Clark
Seavey
Marks
Winnegance A C Beats People's Church In Close Clash
In Bridgehall at Winnegance on Thursday night the Winnegance A C edged the People's Church team 18 to 17 after four 10 minute periods and five minutes overtime. Imported players added to the rough contest before players and spectators danced to music by George Crockett and Clarence Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgehall
Winnegance
Winneganeee A. C
People’s Church
Church League
Toe
George Crockett
Clarence Reed
Maine Stations Refuse Shared Air Time in Broadcast Plan
Leaders of New England radio stations in Boston oppose a plan to ration air time for a Maine station and a Worcester outlet. They argue wavelengths are exclusive property and refuse to cede channels. A Maine bill seeks state stations while Worcester also pursues a new outlet. The Commerce Department would license but fears wavelength conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New F England Broadcasting
Boston
Maine
Worcester
Charles C. Koster
New England
Walter G. Cowles
WIIC
Hartford
Conn
Department of Commerce
Pole Rights Granted by the Aldermen
The Aldermen in special session granted Central Maine Power Co the right to erect a pole at the northwest corner of Franklin and Granite streets under highway and street supervision. Traverse jury duty for Sagadahoe supreme court May term includes Parker N Moulton Charles IK Stinson Merton O Webber Archie FE Doyle Oliver F Brown and Ernest L Heal. Licensing committee accepts fireworks sales for July 4 by Nathan Povich and William Mann. Pedlar licenses are granted. Pine Tree State Amusement Co Bangor seeks a week long merry go round in late May. referred to licensing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Franklin and
Granite Streets
Board of Highways and Sewers
Sagadahoe Supreme Court
Parker N. Moulton
Charles IK. Stinson
Merton O. Webber
Archie FE. Doyle
Oliver F. Brown
Ernest L. Heal
Nathan Povich
William Mann
Pine Tree State Amusement Co
Bangor
Bath Methodists Have Meetings Continued From Page One
A list of roles and names from Bath Methodist meetings covers foreign missions home missions religious instruction and tracts with officers such as Mrs. Edith Abbott Mrs. J. I. Conley Pastor Nellie McCutcheon Mrs. Carrie Sampson and others named for education temperance hospitals church records and finance Also listed are assignments for parsonage church music and ministerial support for the group debates and planning among several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. A. Farrar
A. G. Oliver
Annie Stackpole
BE. 1
Home Missions
Edith Abbott
G. A. Cahill
J. I. Conley
S. S. Supt
FE. LS
A. M. Butterfield
S. Gordon
Georgia Ripley
Lucy Wetherbee
May S. Covell
TH. A. Walters
W. Fr. Day
O. F. Brown
R. S. Gordon
G. 1D. Watson
Podce Armes
John Stewart
Abbie Gage
Ladies Aid
F. W. Armes
Lloyd Daley
Lissa Dearborn
Playground experts to meet in Asheville for 12th congress
The 12th recreation congress will convene in Asheville North Carolina Oct 5 to 10 1925 under the Playground and Recreation Association of America. Delegates from many states and countries will attend as the movement shows swift growth from 47 cities in 1916 to over 600 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina
Canada
Belgium
Playground and Recreation Association of America
GSO
Libels Filed Against Idle Portland Vessels
Libels against three vessels laid up in Portland harbor were filed in the U S District Court at Portland. The Cora B F Cressey and Oakley Curtis are named with claims for 2258 24 against the Cressey for repairs Dec 10 1923 to Feb 6 1924 and 150 against the Curtis for deposits. The Lawrence is libeled by Central Wharf Towboat Co for towage March 13 to April 3 1924 with damages sought of 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States District Court
Eielwird J. Lawrence
Cora BF
Cressey and
Oakley . Curtis
Vibel
Cressey
Portland Shipbuilding Co
Central Wher Towboat Co
Lawrence
Curtis
Recent Real Estate Transfers Listed in Sagadahoe Registry
Real estate transfers recorded in the Sagadahoe registry of deeds over the last two weeks include paths from Ellen Gove to C F White and Arthur G Spear to People’s Investment Association among others. Names listed cover Jennie A Davis C W White C J Healy U Plookstra Harvey A Tenderson Edward Brown Isage C Coombs Charlotte BE Coombs Rowdeinham William TR Kendall Benjamin B Douglass William I Davis Mary G Leighton Charles W Brown Gilman Alonzo EF Lowell West Bath Charles I Douglas to William T Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Registry of Deeds
Zoa Ellen Gove
C.F. White
Arthur G. Spear
People’s Investment Association
Jennie A. Davis
C. W. White
C. J. Healy
U. (. Plookstra
Harvey A. Tenderson
Ada M. Trenderson
Edward Brown
C. J. White
Isagse C. Coombs
Charlotte BE. Coombs
Rowdein
Sale and Supper Proves Great Success
The Easter sale and supper of the First Baptist church netted a good sum for the Ladies' Aid and Unity Guild. The Ladies Aid Fancy table was led by Mrs. Harry Moulton with helper coordinators, while the Unity Guild Fancy table featured Mrs. Ced ric Martin and a team including Mrs. Jessie Spaulding. The supper offered cold meats mashed potatoes cabbage beet salad rolls Washington pie and coffee and tea. The kitchen and dining room were managed by chairmen and volunteers including Mrs. William White Mrs. Florence Trish Mrs. Rose Rich Mrs. Hattie Madgdon Mrs. Freeman Crosby Mrs. dinura Lemont and Mrs. Lotta Eaton with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Unity Guild
Ladies Aid
Harry Moulton
Samuel Mulcahy
Ada Larrabee
Samuel Martin
Cedric Martin
Jessie Spaulding
George Frazier
Robert Haskell
Washington
William White
Florence Trish
Rose Rich
Hattie Madgdon
Freeman Crosby
Dinura Lemont
Lotta Eaton
May Blanchard
William Jenkins
Rose Murphy
Dorothy Pratt
Simon Moore
Clifford Harrington
Elsie Take
Maine Hand Engine League Meets in Beonswick
A meeting of the Maine State Hand Engine League occurred in Beonswick, with Sagada hock association and Bath V. B.A. delegates present. The group voted to incorporate and scheduled the next gathering for Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Hand Engine League
Maine State Hand Engine League
Beonswick
Archie Carey
Jerry Pinkham
G. W. Staples
Sagadahock Association
Bath V. B.A
William Shaughnessy
Frank J. Farrin
George Worrey
Levi T. Thompson
Frank Fortier
Frank T. Turner
Randolph
Fire in Besaw Home Confined to Southwest Chamber
Early fore noon fire in the chamber of B A Besaw at 120 Valley Road confined to a bureau room. The bureau burned, believed to have started from matches in a drawer. John Besaw discovered the blaze and alerted by a call from 718.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Besaw
Valley Road
John Besaw
Meeting of Creditors Held for Virgil Woffses at Knox County
Referee in Bankruptcy William T Wall notifies creditors that Virgil Woffses of Cushing has been declared bankrupt. First meeting set for May 12 at Knox County Courthouse in Rockland at 2 p.m. Creditors may appoint a trustee. Philip Paine returned to Phillips Andover after vacation on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Wall
Virgil IV. Wwoffses
Cushing
Knox County Court House
Rockland
Philip Paine
Phillips-Andover
High Street
Fletcher Dinner Honors Daughter on Twentieth Birthday
Lorenzo J. Fletcher of Pratt street entertained with a Sunday dinner party in honor of his daughter Mrs. Harry Nelson for her twentieth birthday. Mrs. Nelson received many attractive gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Preble of Woolwich, Lemuel Preble, Muriel Shea, William Fletcher, Robert Fletcher, Mae Waters and daughters, and Elizabeth Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo J. Fletcher
Pratt Street
Harry Nelson
Nelson
Fred Smith
Brunswick
Clarence Preble
Woolwich
Lemuel Preble
Muriel Shea
William Fletcher
Robert Fletcher
Mae Waters
Elizabeth Fletcher
Maine Lawmakers Attend Gar diner Luncheon at Oaklands
Te Peaslee joined Speaker William Tudor Gar diner, the Maine House, and their wives for a Sunday luncheon at Oaklands. The event was described as a delightful affair with Mrs. Peaslee assisting in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Peaslee
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine House
Maine
Oaklands
Gardiner
Mrs. Peaslee
Kansas State College Adds Photo Gallery to Student Records
Kansas State Agricultural College installs a gallery system linking each freshman photograph with personal history in the college annual records. Administrators seek to personalize the student file to aid recognition and future recommendations as alumni correspondence increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural College
Zeppelins No Longer Seen in Germany
Twenty Zeppelin plants have been destroyed since the end of the war under the Versailles terms. Friedrichshafen remains as a reminder of a time when Zeppelins were common in Germany. Zeppelins operated from stations across Germany and one in Bulgaria for Balkan theater missions. the largest station was at Cuxhaven with a storm capable hangar and turntable landing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Germany
United States
Bulgaria
Cuxhaven
Captain Barnes Takes Command of Schooner John Hinderbrand
Captain S. W. Barnes of Russell Street sails to Boston to assume command of the schooner John Hinderbrand, formerly the Mary I Baxter, bound for Larsboro Nova Scotia to load plaster for New York. Barnes previously commanded the schooner Commack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Barnes
Russell Street
Boston
John Hinderbrand
Mary I. Baxter
Larsboro
N. S
New York
Barnes
Commack
German interests seek foothold in Dutch colonies
After losing its pre war colonies Germany seeks entry into Dutch possessions. Duke Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg asked the Dutch East Indies government for a 75 year monopoly to exploit Dutch New Guinea resources, but the request was rejected as excessive and faced labor and governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Welland
Dutch East Indies
Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg
Dutch New
New University of Illinois Course Trains Commerce Secretaries
A new program at the College of Commerce in the University of Illinois trains men and women as chamber of commerce and trade organization secretaries. Dean Charles M. Thompson leads the class, developed from his observations of commercial clubs and chambers of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Trade Organization
College of Commerce
University of Tlinois
Charles M. Thompson
Chambers, of Commerce
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