Winnegance Club Plans Baseball Season and Tournaments
The Winnegance Community Club held its April meeting with large turnout. Members mapped a four week Bath vs Phippsburg series and a Monday eight week pitch tournament, set finances, and approved a fund raising entertainment to pay the building note.
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Winneganee
Bath
Phippsburg
Almon R. Perry
Wilton G. Bates Thatcher Pinkham
John G. Morse
J. Parker Morse
Zina Bh. Eaton
A. I. Perry
Joseph N. Day
J. A. Trueworthy
Charles FF. Tlewitt Jr
Stewart Day
Farle P. Morse
Edgar Oliver
Thatcher Pinkham
I. A. Trueworthy
Zina M. Maton
Charles I. Preble
Sherman L., Morse
Reuben Thurington
Taserball Association
T. A. Trueworthy
Leon Pennell
High Street
George Dennison
Freeport
Elbridge R. Wright
Abram CC. Oliver
Matilda Downing
Lemont Street
Buster
Charles FE. Preble
Squaw Club
Parker O. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Boston
Vna Winneganee
Madelyn
Clarence FE. Johnson
Summer Street
Calvin Cromwell
Cottage Park Avenue
Levi Toothaker
Seth S. Mullin
Willard Cromwell
Bowdoinhan
Jessie Cromwell
John M. Skofield
American Legion
Estate sale sought for debt payment in Bath probate
Lena Pottle as administratrix of George W. Pottle petitions the Sagadahoc probate court to authorize sale of real estate in Bath to pay debts and expenses. The filing notes the estate is insolvent, outlines a 10 foot right of way, and requests sale either privately or publicly with notice to interested parties. A May 6 1924 hearing is scheduled in Bath.
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Maine
Sagsdahoe
Lena Pottle
Newcastle
George W. Pottle
Bath
Tesail
Sagadahoe
Beacon Street
Frank Lyons
Sr Andrie
Wiscasstt
Marek
Ansaa
Talk on Telephone At Men’s Club Meeting
Mews club of Grace church heard an Honest interesting address by Tarry Wo Starbird Bath District manager of the New England Tel and VeloCo. He traced Bell’s last letter to him and outlined Bell’s early work on the telephone from Boston to Providence and beyond. The talk covered long distance tests Havana to Catalina Islands and the growth of telephone service to millions of homes and businesses. Bell’s death date and lasting impact were noted and the address was well received.
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Starbird
Sying
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United States
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Cadifornia
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Ike
Mar. Starblind
Re Vere
Patriots Day Tourney Opens Brunswick Golf Season
The third annual Patriots Day tournament at Brunswick Golf Club kicks off April 1 as the Marine Golf Association season opener. Due to high interest, entries must arrive by April 14 to avoid late entry penalties, with prizes for top finishers and the Portland County club team cup again in contention.
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First French Radio Concert Heard in America
American listener Bert Moulton of Chatham Massachusetts intercepted a Paris broadcast from the Eiffel Tower on March 20 using a powerful French station SFR. He heard instrumental and vocal selections from 6 10 pm to 7 15 pm with a four tube receiver and 2000 watts. The test used a wavelength higher than typical and drew little American notice.
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Chatham
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SFR
Sedate Three Cheers Conferring a Degree by College Professors
Sagadahoc probate notice records a court order for administratrix Grace Clark to publish five days notice in Bath. The order directs interested parties to appear at a Bath Probate Court on the first Tuesday of May 1624 at nine in the morning to show cause why the administration account should not be allowed. Attest William F. Dunham.
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Bath
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Sagadahoe
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Parker Trend Gossip Roundup From East Boston Visitors
Gossip notes list James and Tlubhard Stacey of East Boston visiting Parker Trend, with travels toward Boston interrupted by a car mishap. Various local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey, Mrs. Elizabeth Stacey, and others are noted visiting, moving, or visiting relatives in Bath, Pemaquid, Sebago, Parker, and nearby towns.
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Tlubhard Stacey
East Boston
Parker Trend
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Gid
Parker Dded
Tirrington
Mars
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Gagde Aorta
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Bath
Sind
Perimswick
Mer
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Wisteria
Passine
Ecstaty
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Abs
Miarrington
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Peameroy Brown
New York
Devs
Combes
West Point
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Merse Oti Lis
Lona Hirge Teen
South Portland
Hais
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Small Poin
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Camet
Nakel
Mark J. Peres
Parker
North Persen
Nou
Mark Percy
Aind
Watthin
Mass
Sumner
Cos Phe
Mes
Chant
James Phompson i
Deine
Smith Pean
Wier
Heath
Maine Folk Aid Jefferson Memorial Campaign Funds
Maine residents unite to support a Jefferson Memorial fund drive across cities and counties. Organizers outline statewide fundraising, with state officials and community leaders coordinating events to rally donations and public support.
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Jefferson Memorial
Obituary of Nancy M Mecintire of Belfast and Sangerville
Nancy M Mecintire wife of Charles T Mecintire died Tuesday at her home 655 Middle Street Funeral services at Punere Home Center Street Pihiysday forenoon at nine. Burial in Leftyspeart Saturday She born in Sangerville daughter of Abigail Power and Penny Wilson Pease lived most of life in Belfast She married Wellington Roberts of Brooks previously and three years ago married Mr Mecintire Living in Stonall Point Bath She was a member of Wesley MoU church She leaves seven children Walter Fred George Roberts Brooklyn New York Lemont Roberts Glencove Mrs Jennie Harvey Augusta Mrs Elizabeth Roberts Sowansville Mrs Florence Vib ado Belfast Four brothers and two sisters survive Samuel Pease Sangerville Henry in Massachusetts John Charlestown MA Robert in Washington county Mrs Linnie Kimball Pamnger Mrs Anna Clafts California
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Middle Street
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Pred S. Curtis
Center Street
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McIntire
Sangerville
Abigail Power
Penny Wilson Pease
Augusta
Elizabeth Roberts
Sowansville
Florence Vibado
Pour Brothers
Ssmvel Pease
Henry
Massachusetts
John
Charlestown
Mas
Robert
Washington County
Linnie Kimball Pamnger
Anna Ciatts
California
George S Howe longtime Woolwich fisherman dies at 74
George S Howe a Woolwich resident and fisherman died suddenly of heart trouble Tuesday night at the Old Folks Home where he had lived since November. He was born in Bermuda and leaves two sons Wilbur and John, a daughter Blanche, and seven grandchildren. Funeral at the Old Folks Home Thursday afternoon with burial in Woolwich. Phillip Fisher, once ill, is improving at home.
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Gee
Mrs. Howe
Nuale
Bath
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Bermuda
John
Chirissa Waiterlowe
Esme North
Wilbur EF. Tlowe
Providence
Rob
John M. Howe
Blanche FE. Ames
Old Parks Tome
Regional Chamber Meeting Seeks Highway Plan Support
A regional meeting of the Shire Chamber of Commerce discussed extending an invitation for Dover Boxcroft Comineres to host a meeting. Paul Sargent of the State Highway Commission may deliver a strong address on immediate highway improvements. The Dover-Poscroft session plans include a general business session and an evening gathering for broader civic engagement.
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Dever-Poxerett
Poli Wo Lehi
East Pangerville
Maine Federation of Sericuiturnel Associations
Vicw
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Paul Sargent
State Highway Commission
Maria
Dover-Poscroft
Frank W Ramsay obituary notes long service as postman
Frank W Ramsay a longtime Bath postman born January 5 1869 died after ill health in Bath. He entered postal service at its founding July 1 1819 under Postmaster George Nichols and retired September 1881. A member of Endin lodge Knights of Pythias he is survived by wife Olive M Ramsay daughter Alice Bond and son Edwin I Ramsay all of Bath. A daughter Elizabeth Dodge was born Saturday at Portland Hospital weighing eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Clifton I Dodge.
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Wits
Tle Wis
Nendin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Olive M. Reaimsay
Alice Bo Amd
Redlwin I. Raemsay
Reta Elizabeth Dodge
On Portland Hospital
Clifton I. Dodge
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah W. Brean in Wesley Methodist
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah W. Brean of West Dirth was held at Wesley Methodist with Rev. Charles B L Pronts Wesley officiating. pallbearers included John Stewart and Bartil Gareve Jr with strong attendance from the church members and family in attendance.
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West
Ve. Brown
Wesley Methodist
Prevay
Deteauimsalien
Charles
Wesley
Armes
John Stewart
Bartil
Chely Gareve
J T Barstowe Guest Bi Brother In-Biw In Florida Winter
The text is garbled and lacks clear facts. It mentions J T Barstowe and a vague reference to a visit in Florida during winter, with names and events not clearly identifiable. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present to summarize meaningfully.
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Florida
Clock class fund completed with names and suspects
A chaotic OCR passage reports a school clock class fund completion and mentions multiple names and alleged conspiracies. It lists individuals such as Lily, Sean Migees Denn, and Donnell Csr among others, with garbled phrases about awards, dates, and events.
Sewall Nominated for Four Years Term
Bath figure Viardad M Sewall named by Maine delegation as National Republican convention delegate from Bath to serve a four year term. Governor Percival Baxter elected chairman of delegation with Staples editor Lewiston Journal and ex Bath mayor as secretary Byron Ross of Augusta as alternate from third district. Sewall’s Bath guest attended Tuesday night events.
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Bathoom
Bath Boy A Loser Miter Welarhiaied Earth
Fragmented OCR text reports a fraternity house fire at Phi Gaia Delo, damaging the structure and nearby property. Morton S. Bailes, visiting Med arlagel, estimates about 500 dollars in losses. No further clear details or names are confirmed.
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