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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

3

Bath Red Cross Appreciates the Legions Proposal

Bath Maine April 7 1938 The Bath Chapter of the American Red Cross thanks the American Legion for cooperation on an emergency relief M Day program. The letter honors Ada Crockett and J Frank Hunt for leading disaster relief efforts including the Five Islands fire and spring floods. It notes Red Cross backing by Congress War Department audits and aims to aid civilians and veterans while preventing disasters. A Washington telegram confirms Legion cooperation and Red Cross preparedness guidance.

Independent Bath American Red Cross American Legion National Red Cross Legion Red Cross Congress of the United States Geneva United States Five Islands J. Frank Hunt Kennebec War Department Congress Secretary of War Washington, D. C Harry Day Maine National Legion Walter Davidson Harry L. Day

Debating finals set for Bates League Maine division

Thirteen high schools including Portland and Lincoln Academy reach the Bates Interscholastic Debating League finals to be held Friday evening and Saturday morning. Semifinal pairings will be announced on debate day. The league offers a cup to the winning school and a scholarship to the top individual. The topic is United: "Resolved that the several states should adopt a unicameral system of legislation." Mrs. Garret Galvin of Woolwich visits Skowhegan with her daughter.

Portland Bates Caribou High Eastern Maine Institute Bangor High Elsworth High Hartland Academy Cony High Lincoln Academy Wilton High Phillips High Lisbon High Portland High Edward Little High Train Academy Bates Debating Council

Phippsburg News Notes Easter Events and Local Visits

Phippsburg residents return from wintering in Kittery and Providence and welcome Easter with church services at Phippsburg Center. Local families host guests from Bath and Westport while 4-H and Farm Bureau groups plan meetings and demonstrations on cream sauce, dish washing, gardening, and folding. Sunrise services and Easter play announced for Sunday morning and evening at the Center church and Parker Head.

William B. Perry Kittery Walter Pierce Pierce Edith Atwood Gorham Normal School Willard Atwood Jennie Cromwell Westport Lena Oliver Eleanor Brown James L. Morse Bath Grace Parks Providence R. I Winnegance Howard Bowker John Tracy Billy Bowker Tracy Eric Carlson Katherine Johnson Belle Lowell Edward Thomas Arthur Footer Raymond Small Perry's Cove Gilbert Atwood Bliss Business College Nellie Cutting Dromore Ray F. Campbell Phippsburg Dromore Farm Bureau Leila Oliver Phippsburg Center Church

North Center PTA Finds Dental Project Going Fine

North Center PTA met at the parish house on Oak street with Mrs. Joseph I. Smith presiding. Mrs. Shellenbarger reported progress on the dental project and noted attention to the cancer control drive while planning a April preschool round up and April 14 district convention on Nutrition. A rummage sale is set for April 23 and food sale netted 16 dollars.

North-Center P.T.A Oak Street Joseph I. Smith Bird A. Shellenbarger Frances Pettingill Shellenbarger A. M. MacDonald Daniel Matter Marius Page Leslie Wold Smith David Cogan C. Myron Tubbs Edward B. Hamblett Fred Cahill Theodore Watson Louis A. Dole Noel Little Cogan Humphreys Central Grammar School

Sagadahoc Grange Converts Degrees at Bowdoin

Sagadahoc Grange met at Bowdoin with visitors from Pine Tree Grange. First and second degrees were conferred on George Couture Lawrence Adams Roland Letourneau Ernest Coombs Archie Ayers Yvette Letourneau Gerald Adams Thelma Cornish Harry Card Alfreda and Alphonse La Francois. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred April 23. Program included readings sketches questions songs and roll call with names such as Alberta Taylor Robert and Edna Bickford and Sadie Garland.

Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin Pine Tree Grange George Couture Lawrence Adams Roland Letourneau Ernest Coombs Archie Ayers Yvette Letourneau Gerald Adams Thelma Cornish Harry Card Alfreda Alphonse la Francois Alberta Taylor

Allan H Ramsay Hosts Camarades Musicaux Concert Plan

Allan H Ramsay hosted Camarades Musicaux at his home last Wednesday and announced the committees for an early May concert. Mrs Carl E Albee read on Mme Bori and a varied program followed including choral entries, duets, solos, violin and piano pieces, and arias with performers Mrs Hatch Mr Ramsay Miss Leonard Mrs Sturtevant and others.

Les Camarades Musicaux Allan H. Ramsay Ramsay Carl E. Albee Mme. Bori Albee Deva Hersom Sturtevant Miss Leonard Manru Paderewski Melcher Nevin Hue Hatch Beach Busch Sprague Rice Little Damozel Pearl Curran Ramsay Chanina de Verd Anni Miei Ernani Verdi Taylor Aria Don Procopio

Leavitt's Murads Lead Colonial Club Bowling League

Dud Leavitt's Murads held an 81 point lead over Horace Morse's Lucky Strikes at Park Alleys as both teams earned six points in the final regular schedule night. Don Jewett led bowling with 315 including a 129 string, followed by Allie Jewett with 311 and Johnny McCole at 299 as the Fatimas were blanked.

Colonial Club Dud Leavitt Murads Horace Morse Park Allie Jewett Johnny McCole Fatimas

Central Grammar Defeats Dike Team in YMCA Showdown

Central Grammar Whites, runners up in the YMCA Intermediate league, dominated Dike School, champions of the Grammar School circuit, 53 to 37 at the gym. Peasley Pennell Green and Estes sparked a 16-2 first period run, with a 30-10 halftime and 47-14 third-quarter surge. Kenyon and Hudson led the losers with 11 and 12 points.

Central Grammar Whites Dike School Peasley Pennell Green Estes Kenyon and Hudson

Police Shake-up on Citys Force

York native of Phippsburg and Bath arrival details. New constables named by Mayor Small after marshal recommendation. Aldermen Burgess Bragg and Powers oppose confirmation. Mayor Small and others confirmed. Also notes Philathea Class meeting at Corliss Street home with list of attendees. Next meeting May 9 hosted by Mrs. Fletcher Harford.

York Phippsburg Bath Cundy’s Harbor Torrey’s Burgess Bragg Powers Small Robson Gilmore DeCapua Alden G. Smith Philathea Corliss Street Melford Perham Middle Street Murray Bridges Dwinal- Cornish Fletcher Harford F. Arthur Berry Eula Fielding Stephen Bracey Velma Cornish Harold Walker Walter James Seth Snipe Kenneth Hunt Chester Plant Frederick Moffatt

Popham Beach Residents Sightsee Amid Coastal Visits

Keene New Hampshire hosts Capt Napoleon T Pickett and Mrs Ficket on a ten day vacation while Bath, Bathport and Popham locals winter in, with Barbara Sprague and Mrs Walter Sprague among visitors. Roads improve for summer cottages as residents report weather damage and site repairs.

Napoleon T. Pickett Pond Island Ficket Keene N.H Barbara Sprague Nort Yarmouth Academy Walter Sprague Fred Osgood Roland Sudds Auburn Erma Huntley Shirley Morong Bobby Jerry Seaman Drake Bath Stephen Ethier Etnier Gilbert Head Stephanie Long Island Etmers Moses Chandler Clarence Perkins Arlene Virginia Norman Stanley Lewiston Eugene W

Mobilization Day Approved in City Council Debate

Aldermen upheld the mayor yet delayed action on two mobilization orders. A conference committee and joint meeting smoothed tensions as Col. Eldred discussed state protection and a reduced parade. Mayor Small opposed serving as commander in chief and suggested avoiding mishaps over publicity.

H. P. Small Committee On Public Safety Col. Eldred Robson Topsham The American Legion Small Bath Alderman Robson

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Bath Red Cross Legions Garret Galvin Woolwich Skowhegan Wilbur Hagan Sagadahoc Musical Society Leavitt D. Leavitt A. Jewett Muradi Kools Central Grammar Champs Grammar School Popham Beach Peter Burns Perlie Chandler Bay Point Lester Hathaway Ernest Oliver Harry Spencer Shirley Moron Marion Morong Topsham Memorial Hospital Hilda M. Packard Bucksfield Popham Packard Miss Packard Lillian Spencer Marguerite McNulty Biddeford Frank Irving Bar Mills Hospital George E. Hoyt Richmond Forrest Legard Paul Laura Harding Boothbay Harbor Alvah O. Light Pond Island Light Fickett Lynette Caverly Miss Caverly Women's Field Army Cancer Control Clarence Schofield Seguin Island Olive Crowley Blanchard North Yarmouth Academy Howard Spinney Ss, Inc Coats Goyoe Smart Felts Gayer Gordon and Pantie Quali Sveec
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