Veterans hold district council meeting in Bath area
A gathering of Roland Smith post members and guests of the Knox Lanola Sagad ahoc district council met in Friendship with Williams Brezier post as host. A lobster stew was served at six and a parade formed for a march to Borsa's hall for the meeting and entertainment. The group voted to annex Waldo county to the district council, now totaling 11 posts.
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Roland Smith Post
No. 21
American Legion
Friendship
Knox, Lanola and Sagadahoc
A. L
Williams-Brezier Post
Po Hall
Borsa’s Hall
Waldo County
Uiel
A&kron
Bia Harbor
Janie
Lo Boyle
Waterville
Arthur L. Leveh
Kennebunk
William B.D. Gray
Thomston
Myarkstmen Tiop
Raymond Te Rendall
Alive
Mane
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Clippisen
Ruscoe
Bo Pertus
Walter Mf Hill
Timothy Bo Wiener
Fusene Giliatt Gieorte Wo
Mebecai
Wallian Pialmer
Russel
Sted
Percy W. Robbing
Gardiner F
Rovers
Bande Stert HY
Mw Bo Shand
Hamm of Boston connected with Unite Shor Machinery Co
Farle L Hamm of Boston a Bathvist on Friday formerly lived in this city and graduated from Morse High School. He is now connected with the Unite Shor Machinery Co. So Sum is a new club formed Thursday afternoon at Masone Temple by 18 women. Any woman with a Mason relative is eligible for membership and the group expects to do service work. The club starts next Wednesday afternoon with no food sale in McFadden's drug store, committee in charge led by Mrs Ernest L Heal. Other organizers are Mrs Dural L Howard Mrs James T Bonney and Mrs Walter F Abbott. Miss Jane Hyde of Elmhurst was a weekend guest of Miss Anna Perkinis of Portland.
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Ladies' Aid
Wesley M. E. Church
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Lemont
Charles E. Ripley
Harris T. Rodick
Dora O. Lowell
William Davis
Aid
Forest L. Littlefield
Rodick
Ripley
William A. Coombs
Davis
Coombs
Littlefield
Farle L. Hamm
Boston
R Friday
Mr. Hamm
Morse High School
Unite Shor Machinery Co
Masone Temple
McFadden
Ernest L. Heal
Dural L. Howard
James T. Bonney
Walter F. Abbott
Thespians Enjoy Supper and Spirit Message Night
The Solid South and The Thirteenth Chair casts shared an informal supper at Mr. and Mrs. Fred D Hill home Sunday. A message reading by a trance medium highlighted the evening for seniors of the club who previously staged The Thirteenth Chair on March 30. A kitchen shower followed for Mr. and Mrs Edwin Tietig, recent brides. Mrs Mamie Rich returned from Boston after attending the Victory convention of the Spencer Corset Co. and ranked among the top production winners in New England.
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Solid South
Fred D. Hill
Edwin Tietig
Mamie Rich
Spencer Corsetiere
Boston
Spencer Corset Co., Inc
Bradford Hotel
Annie Cutting
Washington Street
Spencer Corset, Co, Inc
Bradford
Cutting
Bath
Maine
Bath social notes and visiting guests reported
Mrs. Margaret Hyde Davis of Concord New Hampshire visited Bath as a guest of Miss Alice F. Norris. Miss Gertrude Freeman hosted a party at 41 Beacon Street with Edith Barter Evelyn Coleman Eunice Hanscom Luella Hanscom Doris Jones and others. Mrs. Hazel Ulf of Auburn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Merton Brackett. Annie R Tarbox of Westport, daughter of Mrs. J. H. Tarbox, was in Rome when banks closed and tourists were alarmed. Central Hanover Bank of Paris aided her in exchanging traveler’s checks for foreign money. She attended a Papal audience and the hats ceremony for cardinals. Arthur Shorey vice president of International Banking Corp. New York City, spent the weekend in Bath with his father, W. Scott Shorey.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin Institute of Modern Literature
Memorial Hall
T. S. Eliot
Edward Lear
Margaret J. Adams
Sarah A. Adams
Alice E. Norris
Margaret Hyde Davis
Concord
N. H
Bessie Mikels
Edmund M. Staples
Louis Orkin
Cleveland
Bath
Percy W. Marks
William W. Dennison
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Jean Ogden
George Baer Connard
C. Lissa Dearborn
Alice FE. Norris
Weeks Street
Gertrude Freeman
Beacon Street
Edith Barter
Evelyn Coleman
Eunice Hanscom
Luella Hanscom
Doris Jones
Alfred Staples
Clifton Legard
Clarence Avers
Richard Johnson
Jimmy Jones
Annie R. Tarbox
Westport
J. H. Tarbox
Rome
Central Hanover Bank
Paris
Arthur
Deering Sargent School Students Visit Over Break
Miss Elizabeth B Deering a BU Sargent School senior spends spring vacation with her parents at 398 Washington Street. Miss Mary Lowry of Rockland a Sargent School pupil was an overnight guest of the Deerings during the week while returning home from Boston.
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Elizabeth B. Deering
Boston University
Sargent School of Physical Education
Carroll A. Deering
Washlington Street
Mary Lowry
Rockland
Sargent
The
Deerings
Boston
Boston trip for Pirates Daughter performance
Mr and Mrs Percy W Scott with Miss Mary H Conley and Miss Elizabeth A Conley traveled to Boston Monday afternoon to attend a performance of Pirates Daughter described as New England's Passion Play by the Mission Church at St Alphonsus Hall Roxbury. They returned early Tuesday morning.
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Percy W. Scott
Mary H. Conley
Elizabeth A. Conley
Boston
New England
St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
Bath women attend Portland guilds play at The Playhouse
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street joined Bath guests at the Portland dramatic guild performance of The Last of Mrs. Cheney at The Playhouse on Friday night. She attended a pre show supper hosted by Rev. and Mrs. John Shroeder.
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Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Bath
Cheney
Portland Dramatic Guild
Playhouse
Kimball
John Shroeder
Gorham Normal students return home for Spring vacation
Among Gorham Normal school students arriving home Thursday for Spring vacation are Margaret Huse Morse 30 Marjorie Palmer Morse 32 Burnette Bailey Morse 31 Roberta Hathorne Morse 31 both of Woolwich Nellie Leeman Morse 31 Nellie King Morse 32 plus Hilda Scott Morse 34 who is a junior. Adolescent study group of the North Center PTA met with Mrs Trott and discussed economy in learning poetry prose creative writing and science.
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Gorham Normal School
Margaret Huse
Morse
Marjorie E. Palmer
Burnette L. Bailey
Roberta B. Hathorne
Woolwich
Nellie V. Leeman
Nellie E. King
Bailey
Hathorne
Hilda G. Scott
John W. Scott
Court Street
North Center
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Bedford Street
Theatre as social force in Rice talk and Russian stage
The lecture notes discuss Elmer Rice's view of theatre as a social force shaping audiences like a church. Censorship and profit drive harm to enlightenment, with Russia portraying theatre as a substitute for church and a vehicle for propaganda. Rice's career highlights include Street Scene winning the 1929 Pulitzer and plays such as On Trial and Counsel lor-at-Law.
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Mr. Rice
St. Mark's
Venice
Rice
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Will Hays
Russia
Lenin
America
Elmer Rice
Charles Harold Gray
New York City
New York
Cock Robin
Easter Monday ball for Bath Country Club at Arcade ballroom
Announcement of an Easter Monday benefit ball to raise funds to pay a remaining electric refrigerator bill for Bath Country Club. Proceeds from the event at the Arcade ballroom on Easter Monday night aim to clear the balance. ladies pledge to raise the money.
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Bath Country Club
Arcade
Card Party Plans and Local Meetings Noted
Rol and Smith post and Auxiliary set a card party next Wednesday at 8 in the Legion hall with Mrs Eugene M Desmond, Mrs Free man A Trott, Mrs Russell H Stodder, John P Crosby, James A Clappison and August Walter listed. Monthly Workers Conference at Corliss street church with Lucien R Ames presiding drew about 12 attendees and urged Easter flowers fund. Salvation Army meeting led by Mrs Wilfred W Chaney covered by Miss Oma h C Trott illness. next session set for April 25 on Temperance and Missions led by Mrs Lucien R Ames. Sagadahoc county convention to meet in June with West Bowdoin union.
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Roland Smith Post
No. 21
A. L
Legion Hall
Eugene M. Desmond
Freeman A. Trott
Russell H. Stodder
Auxiliary
John P. Crosby
James A. Clappison
August Walter
Post
Corliss Street
Lucien R. Ames
Young People’s Branch
Five Masted Schooner Marie De Ronde towed to Portland as barge
The Marie De Ronde, long a silent figure in Rockland harbor since the shipping bust, will soon be towed to Portland for conversion into a barge with the tug Tamaqua providing escort duty.
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Marie de Ronde
Rockland Haror
Portland
Tamaqua
Probate petition for Ethel Lockery in Sagadahoc County
Ethel M Lockery petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court Bath to prove the will of Nettie H Snow who died March 17 1933 and appoint her executor without bond. Heirs at law listed include Ida Cotton Lillian Blaney Hudson Hall Thomas Genthner Fred Genthner Luella Morang Foster Barstow Austin Barstow Nellie Hitchcock Marion Pinkham Herbert Barstow Annie Cook Hester Barstow. Notice ordered to appear May 2 1933. publication to Bath Independent for three weeks.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Ethel M. Lockery
Bath
Nettie H. Snow
Ida I
Cotton
Revere
Mass
Lillian M. Blaney
Waldoboro
Hudson A. Hall
Brewer
Thomas L. Genthner
Nobleboro
Fred A. Genthner
Gorham
Luella Morang
Lexington
Foster S. Barstow
Wakefield
Austin S. Barstow
Berwick
Nellie Hitchcock
Marion Pinkham
Herbert Barstow
Fair Haven
Annie Cook
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Hester S. Barstow
A. D
Arthur J. Dunton
Walter S. Glidden
Gardiner R. Deering
Maine
Independent
al ‘Alter
S. Glidden
Fred H. Thompson
William F. Dunham
Allan Spear
Rachel Jane Elwell
Philadelphia
Penn
Bath Independent
Bath National Bank
Sarah M. Wells
Mary M. Pinkham
Probate notices from Bath Maine disclose multiple estate actions
A sequence of probate notices from Sagadahoc County Maine details petitions for administration and inheritance tax determinations. Names include George C. Fuller, Viola M. Fuller, Maude A. Avery, Joseph E. Avery, Archie E. Doyle, Maude A. Avery as executrix, and Archie's request to appoint an administrator without bond. Also listed are final accounts for Sarah M. Wells estate, Mary M. Pinkham guardianship, and Isabel Hyde estate administration with publication in the Bath Independent.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
George C. Fuller
Woolwich
N. Augustus Fuller
Bath
Viola M. Fuller
M. Fuller
John J. Keegan
Sea
A. D
Myrna M. Avery
Court St
Joseph A. Avery
Maurice W. Avery
College Place
Williamstown
Mass
Maude A. Avery
Stanley Hatch Plans New York Visit
Stanley Hatch of Washington street left Thursday for New York. He will spend a few days with Elmer Norton and then visit his uncle Stanley W. Pierce of Ridgewood, New Jersey.
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Stanley Hatch
Washington Street
New York
Mr. Hatch
Elmer Norton
Stanley W. Pierce
Ridgewood, N. J
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