Maine Geologist Details World Geography Text Project
The Maine geologist team reports progress on a monumental world geography work intended to cover North America in multiple volumes. Led by Professor Prost Krengel and Dr Russell Rueckema, the project aims to publish up to twenty volumes, with two major volumes on Africa and North America already in development, to be ready for the sixteenth Geological Congress in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Piv
Staples Cousens
North Anstea
Willie
Profeati
Bilion
Krenkel
Ledgeuy
Germany
Africa
Noth Ameria
Ruoll Ruecema
New York State
Maeda Bon de Wuedemaani
Rational Creological Congress
North America
New York
Canada
Bath Urges Support For Trolley Line Amid Possible Shutdown
The Androscoggin and Kennebec Street Railway faces rising costs and shrinking receipts, risking discontinuance. Bath and nearby towns rely on the service, and residents fear loss of trolley access as auto use cuts revenues. Public support is urged to sustain operation through spring and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
After Longworth Death GOP and Democrat eye Speaker post
With Longworth laid to rest the nation contemplates his successor as Speaker. The narrow margin between Republicans and Democrats sparks speculation on who will preside. Several leading Republicans are touted as potential candidates to fill Longworth’s long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
House
Longworth
Canada to pursue St. Lawrence waterways plan
High Canadian officials indicate to Secretary of State Stimson that Canada will adopt the U S proposal for the St. Lawrence waterways project. They expect the agreement to be forthcoming within a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence Waterways
Parish Supper at Beacon Street Draws 200 Attendees
The annual Beacon Street church parish supper drew nearly 200 attendees. Tables featured Easter blooms and yellow decor. Menu included cold ham mashed potatoes green peas fruit salad and rolls with coffee and pie. Funds aimed for $200 but raised about $201.65, with reports read at a board meeting later. The event showcased committee praise for planning and entertainment by a small orchestra and several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Kennebec
Wiliam J. Pond
Milton H. Douglas
Weston P Holman
Carol Stevens
Missa Tsabette
Edith Mackinnon
Mihiel Parks
Weston P. Holman Readin
Viva
Sven Cary Mette
Fred Cary
Ben
Ie Pavia Seletina
Ewer
Irvine Veaney
Tondie “Ach
Peneral Ehatrmuios
Cindy Toon
Cth
Phatideroun
Bunny Clark
Pearl Lemont
Beastie ‘Pedford
Girace Norton
Annie
Morse High Season Opens Saturday at Kelley Field
Morse High baseball starts the 1983 season Saturday at Kelley Field against Richmond High, with a stronger rival lineup expected this spring. Coach Sammy Cutts faces lineup shifts from Capt. Paul Wilson’s absence, possible replacements behind the plate, and a depth chart battle for the mound among Buck, Kirkpatrick, Wilson, and Henderson. The team hopes for more power with hitters Henderson, Ring, Wilson, Marshall, and Hatch, plus newcomer Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Kelley Field
Richmond High
Richmond
Morse
Sammy Cutts
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Harry Ring
Cutts
Leon Buck
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Newell Wilson
Vincent Henderson
W. Henderson
H. Ring
Capt. Wilson
Stive Marshall
FE. Hatch
Delightful Belle of Bagdad staged by Bath Glee Club
The Belle of Bagdad operetta in two acts featured Bath high school students in a large 70 member cast with 22 musical numbers and five dances. Miss Carrie E Shaw coached the production, J Edward Pomeroy assisted with scenery, and the orchestra under John H. Grindell earned praise. The show drew a large audience and raised funds for the music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Aa High School Glee Club
Carrie E Shas
Bath
John H. Grindell
Harriet Lord
Mary Kenney
Hibbert Norton
Kathleen Leonard
Miriam Doble
Frederick Rowland
Morse High School
Jane Donnell
Merritt Trott
Jeannette Shackford
Clarlotte Robbing
Porter Heynen
Thowarad Stein
Roberta Manson
J Tiomee McCann
Rapdad
Barrett Lord
Tan Kirkpatrick
Bill Biske
Charlotte Robbins
Lily
Miain Doble
Ali Ben Mustapha
Porter Heymen
Dad
Howard Stein Jewel
Bob Balltiituie
Meehan
Henrietta Whipstitch
Crete
Donnell Archie Fitzpanbun
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers in Montgomery and St Bernard
The Royal Arch Chapter No 2 at the Masonic temple held an installation Thursday evening for 1931 1932 officers led by Judge Waller Glidden. After the ceremony guests enjoyed refreshments and dancing to Chindell's Colonial Club orchestra with Harold P Small as High Priest and other named officers listed.
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Montgomery and
St. Bernard
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Waller
Glidden
Chindell
Colonial Club Orchestra
Harold P. Small
J. Maurice Haynes
Charles Nelson
Harold Child
Donald D. Young
George Goodwin
John Freeman
Howard Rice
Edwin Lowell
Masters of the Veil
Elmer Rogers
Sentinel
Benjamin Murray
Civil War Veteran Leavitt Honored at 85th Birthday Dinner
Justin M. Leavitt a veteran and former York County register of deeds was feted at a Portland home for his 85th birthday. Officials including Gov. William Tudor Gardiner and several judges sent congratulatory messages.
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Justin M. Leavitt
Hquor
Portland
York County
William Tudor Gardiner
Superior Court
George L. Emery
Biddeford
Harry B. Ayer
Fof Alfred
Willis T. Emmons
Saco
Panists and scenic designers aid local rehearsal effort
The passage notes a panist for many rehearsals and the assistance of Frederick Rowland and Thomas Hagan in designing and painting scenery for a production led by Mr. Pomeroy. The details emphasize collaborative backstage roles.
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Mr. Pomeroy
Frederick Rowland
Thomas Hagan
Oh isnt e cunning charming baby praise ritual
Spring brings out perambulators and proud mothers with babies. Readers are urged to approach, compliment, and repeat the old expression Isnt e cunning, building a playful social ritual that flatters the mother and endears the observer as a baby admirer. The piece notes uncertainty whether the phrase is a Spanish custom.
Interclub League meeting discusses final games and standings
Bath Interclub League officers and team captains met at Bath Aerie rooms to plan two postponed games Woodmen versus Legion and Woodmen versus Ellis this week, noting the season ends and standings based on tables won and lost. The report shows Woodmen on top with 32 won and 25 lost, Legion and Westmen trailing as two remaining games could shift percentages and final rankings.
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Bath Interclub
Bath Aerie of Baines
Woodmen
Legion
Ellis
Team
Tbis
P.C. Ores
Rancaps Mee
Starsat Zi
Westmen
Erate le
Public Health Nurse Reports March Red Cross Activities
At the March meeting of the Red Cross Nursing Activities committee Mrs Henry outlined 155 visits and 27 patients. Dr H B Duce reported on sessions at a White House conference on Child Health and Protection. A weekly baby conference begins Wednesday April 15 from 2 to 4 pm at the Red Cross Sagadahock building open to all mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursing Activites Committee of the Red Cross
Henry
H. B. Duce
White House
Red Cross
Mwegh
The
Sagadahock Building
Officials Probe Friday Accident That Claimed Boy’s Life
Medical examiner Dr. Joseph I. Smith faced three witnesses to the Friday noon accident in which 13-year-old Frederick Bowker of Weeks Street Grammar School was killed after being struck by a machine. City Marshal Walter L. Whitney accompanied the examiner and noted the boys’ stories matched, clearing criminal action. Also, seven-year-old Warren Mitchell of Indian Island survived an explosive misfire after finding a .32 special and wielding an axe, injuring himself amid a recent string of local misadventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Morin
Walter L. Whitney
Frederick Bowker
Weeks Street Grammar School
Joseph I. Smith
Bowker
Warren Mitchell
Indian Island
Old Town
Sen
Bailey School Year Ends With Demonstrations And Awards
Bailey Evening School of Industries closes its year with demonstrations including home nursing and stupe wiring wringer use, songs by Mr. Smith and a quartet, and remarks by Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson. Certificates are awarded across multiple classes, highlighting home economics, naval architecture, and other trades, with 184 recipients and plans for higher enrollment next year.
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Mr. Smith
Miss Rideout
Finherty
Wilson
Baily Evening School
Bailsy School of Industries
John Wishart
The
Bailey Evening School
Alfreda Skillin
Catharine Leonard
Asenath Haggett
Lauriston Caton
Emma MacDonald
Elizabeth Hawkes
Sadie Hawkes
Dorothy Welch
Miss Skillin
Katherine Trett
Mary Whittemore
Asenith Haggett
Harry Thurlow
Linwood Carr
Natalie McNeil
Marjorie Cummings
Emma McDonald
Catherine Leonard
Gertrude Blaisdell
Alice Burgess
Irene Rock Gilpatrick
Esther E. Ring
Muriel C. Burgess
Johanna F. Cavvanaugh
Clara Kristence
Sonia
Clara Delephine Couture
Ruby Melville
Clara Darling
Dorothy Brown
Leona Howe
Nellie C. Jones
Alice C. Clappison
Geraldine A. Goss
Ruth C. Morse
Doris B. Tobey
Jennie M. Danforth
Lucy A. Brown
Muriel H. Howe
Phyllis A. Dauphin
Mary E. Whittemore
Laura B. Walter
Georgie McHeffey
Estelle Wade
Arletta M. Yates
Yevette Bisson
Lena Fortin
Grace Cunningham
Hiram Annis
M. J. Cahill
Jean Moore
Angelina Jenkins
Vinettie Colby
Lillian Freeman
Jennie Campbell
Harriette R. Caorbette
Emma W. Coombs
Gertrude M. Wakefield
Evelyn Steen
Frances
Pulpwood season opens with arrival of barge of 350 cords
Pulpwood season begins as barge No 3 reaches Bath carrying 350 cords for Pejepscot Paper Co. mills at Topsham Lisbon Falls and Pejepscot Falls. J C Mulligan Co expects about 25 000 cords this season. Barges 2 and 4 under repair. 56 men employed in unloading and operation along with tug Pejepscot crew.
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Stevedores
Salmon River
Pejepscot Paper Co
Topsham
Lisbon Falls
Pejepscot Falls
J. C. Mulligan Co
Ich
Bath
Perepiscot
Southport
Snow's
Rockland
Maine Central Docks
Fernald D. Crocker
George Kingsbury
Pejepscot
Jed Hallowell
James Farnham
Warren Davis
Goodwin Mitchell
Kennebec
Phoenix Bowlers Banquet Brings Local Notables Together
A banquet at the Phoenix honors notable residents including Clinton D. Wilson Frank C. Churchill Edwin Jones Joseph Millian Richard Hersom Horace Morse Eugene M. Desmond Carroll Davis Robert Allen Donald Small Norman Mackinnon Francis Norton Percy Pratt Oscar Adams Reddington Reed E A Stover and Wally Marshall. Grindell's Colonial Club orchestra provided music with leaders including Grindell Harvey Hartleb Woodbury Bailey and others. Committee chair Joe Millipan aided by Frank Churchill and Dudley Leavitt organized the event. Mischief at Grand Army grounds sees youths using cannonball pyramids as a makeshift bowling lane forcing janitor Timothy Sullivan to repeatedly restore the display.
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Las
Clinton D. Wilson
Frank C. Churchill
Edwin Jones
Joseph Millian
Richard Hersom
Horace Morse
Ugene M. Desmond
Carroll Davis
Robert Allen
Donald Small
Norman Mackinnon
Francis Norton
Percy Pratt
Oscar Adams
Reddington Reed
E. A. Stover
Wally Marshall
Grindell
Colonial Club Orchestra
Mr. Grindell
Harvey Hartleb
Woodbury Bailey
Marius Page
Leon Rancour
Clifford Leeman
Cecil Rowland
Kenneth Trask
Masonic Temple
Joe Millipan
Frank Churchill
Dudley Leavitt
Investigating Break at Summer Cottage
Sheriff Albert Henderson and Deputy Abram C. Oliver used a search warrant to probe a break at the J. B. Horton cottage at Five Islands. They found little damage but noted missing canned goods. Horton, the owner, is abroad in Spain and has not visited the Summer home for about three years. Entry was gained by piercing a glass pane to release the window catch. The cottage held many valuable items but appeared largely untouched.
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Albert Henderson
Abram C. Oliver
J. B. Horton
Five Islands
Horton Cottage
Mr. Horton
Spain
Eight New Citizens Naturalized in Auburn Court
Eight people were admitted as new U S citizens during naturalization day services in the superior court of Auburn on Wednesday. The group included three Greeks three British one Polish and one German with three women. The ceremony was highlighted by 38 Lincoln grammar school students and their teachers attending to observe.
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United States
Superior Court
Auburn
Poland
Lincoln Grammar School
Across and Down Word Puzzle Hit Parade of Clues
A scrambled crossword style list presents numerous clues with mixed letter strings and numbers. The page reads like a word game section listing many across and down entries, some garbled, awaiting solution.
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the Times Company
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Nichols
Treas
Webber
Maine
Glee Club
Gands Afar
PeNever Borgabysloe
Archie
Nassan
Bill
Elsa
Sla
Anne
Hassan
U.S.A
Geraldine Stott
Wlinsr Shorey
Martha Cahill
Cather
Emily Jordan
Therin Cameron
Group 11
Sailing Llome
Louise Brigugs
Sie Moody
Annette Cutting
Emma Colby
Louise Calderwood
Lois Swett
Margaret Gordon
Ruth Powers
Ethelyn Spinney
Ruth Dale
Rute Cummings
Vanona McDonald
Starriett Moody
Roberta Gordon
Wesley Lemont
Donald Wilson
Rodney Ross
Ralph McDonald
Linwood Haynes
Charles Jace Shelden
Mary Larrabee
Amy Wade
Alice Mulligan
Eleanor Voorhees
Gwendolyn Leonard
Alice Star
Jewel and
Iine Hooper
Betty Fuller
Evelyn Trott
Margaret Austin
Dorothy Jenkins
el- Oriental
Jen Hodpkins
Berth
Lord
Barbara Hooper
Ilope Rowe
Thelma Cameron
Ladder of Love
Hope Timan
Bob Hatch
Paul Hayes
Newell
Thomas
Hagan
Edwin Lee
Waltevant
Nellie Leeman
Catherine Hooper
Hope Rowe
Barbara Ross
Harold Mcklman
Franklin Marge
Leon Genthner
Royal Arch Masons
Interclub League
Eagles
Nursing Activities Committee of Red Cross
Bailey
Eva Dunn
Clara J. Rice
Ora Parks
Sadie Farley
Mary Elizabeth Campbell
Nellie Rice
Amy F. Doyle
Annabel A. Stearns
Bina Staples
Angeling Jenkins
Adeline A. Rogers
Gladys M. Elwell
Ru A. Crocker
Elizabeth Conley
Ruth M. Leif
Ruby H. Avery
Annie L. Chase
Ethel M. Tourtlotte
Fannie M. Blake
Clara J. Darling
Jessie L. Savage
Edna R. Morrill
Bertha I. Sturtevant
Georgia McGuiggan
Lee Robbins
Thomas Ray
Edmund L. Coombs
David Y. Alkazin
Arthur Brown
Elihu Fullerton
Rowland Tibbetts
Carlton Burgess
Harold Goodridge
John J. Gaudet
Rosario Tardiff
Edward Kenney
John Dall
Edward Sonia
Linwood Higgins
Ralph Marr
Joseph L. O'Brien
Reginald C. Atwood
Rupert A. Snowdon
Leo W. Migneault
Fernand Dumais
Homer M. Potter
Harry E. Hagan
Herbert Lemont
Edna Potter
Ee. Blood
Lee Scott
Daniel Kennedy
Catherine M.husé
Gladys Belle Bennett
Dorothy F. Kennedy
Bookkeeping
Catherine M. Huse
Leon Belanger, Jr
Margaret Bryant
Anna Hunter Hill
Elizabeth Irvin Hunt
Wilena I. Merriam
Esther Judith Petlock
Charlotte C. Day
Anna I. Cassidy
Ida Miller
Lucien J. Tourigny
Ida A. Oinonen
Mary T. Sanford
Jennie S31ovich
Frank Wakefield
Lawrence Lowell
Sadie G. Sarkis
Phoenix
Grand Army
Timothy Sullivan
Wenrlesha
Wuttiz
New Jersey
Reyption Satar
Jeweshaw
Sande Piper
Agato
Belsdes
Pace
Pronuan
Cuckoo
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