Maine Publicity Bureau Seeks Funds To Boost State Tourism
A Maine Publicity Bureau notice outlines a US Chamber survey showing tourism spending across sectors and explains its 1922 origin, current fundraising drive, and yearly returns. The bureau emphasizes direct appeals to residents and corporate support to fund campaigns that attract visitors and increase Maine’s visibility nationwide.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Maine Publicity Bureau
Maine
Bureau
Excellent Appointment to Maine Highway Commission
Governor William Tudor Gardiner congratulates on appointing William J. Lanigan of Waterville to the Maine Highway Commission, succeeding Clyde H. Smith of Skowhegan whose term ends April 24. Lanigan, longtime Maine lumberman and former commissioner, is a Quebec native raised in Maine.
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William Tudor Gardiner
William J. Lanigan
Waterville
Clyde H. Smith
Skowhegan
Maine Highway Commission
Lanigan
Smith
Brewster
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Quebec
White Bill Aims to Expand Fisheries Agency Funds
Congressman Wallace H White Jr pushes a House bill totaling 3 335 million dollars for the Bureau of Fisheries expansion over five years The plan allocates 1 835 million for new construction 1 5 million for maintenance and adds staff It also funds twenty fish culture stations including a 50 000 project in Maine to benefit coastal communities and fishermen.
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Wallace H. White Jr
House
Bureau of Fisheries
Maine
White
Be Kind to Animals Week Begins Nationally and Statewide
The nation and Maine observe Be Kind to Animals Week starting Monday and ending with Humane Sunday on April 27. The campaign urges respect for animal feelings, countering lingering beliefs that birds and animals lack emotions, and calls for reduced neglect and cruelty nationwide. Governor Gardiner has urged citizens of Maine to participate throughout the week and beyond, with support from pastors and community leaders.
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United States
Gardiner
Maine
Transcontinental flight feats and lawmen conduct
The article notes Lindberghs surpassing a previous flying record in high altitudes to test conditions, with Col Lindbergh downplaying glory. Sheriff Henderson with deputies inspect Sagadahoc summer cottages, report unkept doors, and advise owners. Maine eyes a summer visit from Texans and Pennsylvania farmers seeking Aroostook County insights. Commissioner Washburn receives advance plans for a Maine August visit and road condition info.
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Bergh
Hawks
Lindbergh
Eah
Lindberghs
Lone Eagle
Ocean
Henderson
Sagadahoc
Maine
Pennsylvania
Aroostook County
Frank P. Washburn
Maine Department of Agriculture
Dike P T A Opens New Sunset Park Community House
The Dike P T A met at its new home the Sunset Park community house 11 Oliver Circle Wednesday with 30 members. They reported 40 cleared from a recent card party and tacked quilts as part of the opening activities. The May party and next regular meeting were announced with Mrs. Bertha Powers presiding.
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Dike
Oliver Circle
Sunset Park
Bertha Powers
Frank French
William Fogwill
Ruby Avery
Bertha Dunbar
Florence Sidelinger
Scott Golder
Real Vacations for Boys Offered by CMTC Program
The article praises Citizens' Military Training Camps as ideal summer camps with military instruction and varied activities. It appeals to parents highlighting benefits in discipline health self direction and to young men offering Infantry Cavalry or Artillery tracks with 30 day enrollment and urges prompt applications. It ends noting Mr and Mrs William Berry of Mel Mass visited Miss Mary Berry and Dr E E Berry of Grove Street over the weekend.
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CMTC
Canada
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Citizens
William Brrry
Mel- Mass
Mary Briry
E. E. Briry
Grove Street
Easter Pageant and Community News in Wiscasset
Easter service featured a large choir and solo by Mrs Titus with piano accompaniment. The town reported many visitors and a car crash near Damariscotta with injuries but no fatalities. Local events included church programs, a mystery play in May, and social notices with attendances and travels among residents.
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Pres
Titus
Grace Pease
Church School
Ruth Jones
Margaret Pendleton
Mary Sree
Esther
Evelyn Wright
Mary Magdalene
Bernice Lewis
Peter Oinceree
Lawrence Greenwood
Walter Sherman
Carl Pearson
Trombos
Kenneth Glidden
PASO
John Pearson
Tiscipie SG OY
Lee Merry
Vera Lewis
Ruthena Thompson Tors
Jean Reid
Grace Beane
Crete
Audrey Mayo
Ray Wright
Thelma Wright
Morris Glidden
Beverly Grave
Emily Chisam
Franklin Fairservice
Dana Chisam
Chester Greenwood
Phyllis Reed
Progressive Ladies and Grange entertain with music and dancing
A Progressive Grange meeting featured a varied program including sketches and songs by Edna Jackson and others, with the Progressive Orchestra, a cider treat at Wiscasset, and ice cream and cake served by the host grange. Visitors came from Wiscasset Sheepscot Valley and Winthrop. Mildred Holbrook is home for a week. L. B. Haggett and E. P. Parker of Wiscasset visited The Roger Smith in Stamford Connecticut.
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Wiscasset
William Jackson
Maurice Hilton
Brown
Raymond Genthner
Edna’ Jackson
Prurig
Burton Hill
Ricker
Raymond Jackson
Sally
Sorrowful
the Minister
Maude Beale
Earl Day
Edna Jackson
Burton Hilton
Newell Genthner
Garland Day
Verna Genthner
Progressive Review
Robert Fairbrothers & Co
Harry Shuman
Progressive Grange
Grange
Sheepscot Valley
Winthrop
Mildred Holbrook
L. B. Haggett
E. P. Parker
Roger Smith
Stamford
Local notes from Bath and nearby towns
In Bath on Tuesday Mrs. Harriet Williamson was seen, Mrs. L. W. Gibbs started a visit to Massachusetts by train last Tuesday, and the Hilton House received a repainting this week. Hon. Henry Ingalls visited Augusta and Boston this week. Dr. Peaslee plans office enlargement at his residence recently bought from Mrs. Cunningham, promising a major improvement. The remains of Mrs. Hubbard were brought from Washington to Wiscasset and interred at Evergreen Cemetery. A petition circulates urging the town to ring the bell.
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Ralph Preble
Brookline
Mass
Walter Scofield
Trenton
N. J
Chester Lowell
Augusta
Janie Lowell
Henry Crocker
Everett
Lettie Stinson
Belfast
Bradford C. Redennett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maine
Bond
Cincinnati
Alice McIntyre
Dorothy Fischer
Neil McIntyre
W. EF. Gorham
Damariscotta
Waldoboro Road
Gorham
Glidden
Belknap
Leon Francisco
Paul Curtis
Francisco
Federal Street
Emma Dickinson
John E. Dickinson
Pleasant Street
Ernest, Stinson
Emma Stinson
High Street
Sewall Strout
Malden
Freeman Trott
C. C. Blagdon
John Blagdon
Dresden
A Webb
Frank Tt
Paul
White House
Washington Monument
Hilda Brandt
H. Louise Lincoln
Lucy Patterson
A. L. Groves
Colby
Philip Lambert
Water Street
al Faye
Gardiner Road
Hodgdon
Gardiner
Harry Beals
Barney Hutchins
Frank Toothaker
Bath
Frances Durell
Lester Mains
Fred Merry
Quinnam
Leslie Ferris
Ernest Colby
Bath Road
George Stickney
Hoyt
Joseph P. Tucker
Louise Blagdon
Senter’s
Evelyn Hutchins
Miss Blagdon
Woman’s Club
Mabel A. Rhodes
E. W. Ilsley
Old Orchard
Norman Isley
The
Organ Society
A. H. Dodge
Sarah
Carolyn Varney
Luseheon Bridge
Kington Street
Titus
Bradford C. Redonnett
Larry Soule
Bradford C. Redonnett, Jr
Wiscasset Methodist Church
St. Philip’s
Our Lord
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Tom G. Akeley
St. Andrews
Newcastle
Publius
Christ
Hazel Dyer
Pubae Uence
Roger Cowley Hoy
Seutdravace
Telcos
Waldo
Phyllis Byrant
Kenneth Lincoln
Robert Bryant
St. John’s Church
Dresden Mills
Rebecca Nash
Gweneth Jones
Williams Lienau
Boston
Helen Clisby
M. Fay
Portland
Kennebec Valley
M. Nash
Camden
Rockland
Waterville
Hallowell
Auburn
Brunswick
Huntoon Hill
Lilliputian
Harriet Williamson
L. W. Gibbs
Massachusetts
Hilton House
Henry Ingalls
Peaslee
Cunningham
Hubbard
Wales Hubbard
Wiscasset
Washington, D. C
Evergreen Cemetery
Warden Baker Captures Escapee Grep Near Prison
Thorwald E. Grep life prisoner escaped from the state prison hospital Tuesday and was recaptured yesterday by a former guard who spotted him en route to work in St George. Grep, a sailor, was serving a life term for murder in Cumberland County since 1928. He was placed in solitary confinement after the capture.
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Thorwald E. Grep
Grep
George A. Baker
Osgood Young
St. George
Baker
Cumberland County
Henry Gustafson
Hatch Shoe Store Prepares for Closing Out Sale
Hatch's shoe store is closed today and yesterday to mark down prices before the closing out sale of the entire stock. Arch ie L. Heller of Boston is assisting the management. The sale will open Friday morning with an entire new line of goods after alterations and improvements.
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Hatch’s
Archie L. Heller
Boston
Hatch
West Bath Social Roundup Mixed Bath Visitors
William farser and family of Bath host. Amy Coombs to visit summer with Metcalfs. Bates and Perry hosts share guests at Meadowbrook and Campbell's Pond. Delmar Bates visits Sabine. Stackpole teaches Bath. Larrabee family welcomes newborn John Larrabee Jr. Various guests from Bath Cambridge Boston and Portland visit local cottages and farms over the weekend.
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William Farser
Bath
Amy Coombs
John Horne
Milton Mills
N. H
Robert Metcalf
Coombs
Samuel F. Bates
James E. Perry
Meadowbrook
Bates
Perry
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Delmar Bates
Sabine
Sabino
Carolyn Stackpole
Opportunity School
B. H Stackpole
Chester Stevens
Campbell’s Pond
C. C. Chesley
Boston
Topsham Grange
Fred Brown
Hardings
Elmer Rich
North Bath
F. W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Edward Lemoine
Cynthia Lemoine
Malden
Elmer Craig
Byron Steele
Ernest
Mary
Steele
Emma Cox
Watertown
Mass
Cox
Trunsant’s Crossing
Lilian Brown
Portland
Frank Harris
Lisbon Falls
Rosedale
Chester Davis
Ralph Williams
Cambridge
Ernest Rose
Local Notes from Woolwich Through North Woolwich
Community items from Woolwich area include social plans at Corner School for a May basket social with stunts games and sweets. Local residents make visits move into new homes celebrate birthdays and watch family events while the Farm Bureau sets a May 6 meeting with Hortense Welch demonstrating dishwashing.
Mrs Evelyn Sotheard Departs for Nazaren Assembly
Miss Evelyn Sotheard of 10 Pine Street leaves Monday for Malden Massachusetts to attend the Nazarene Assembly and to visit relatives in Boston for an indeterminate stay.
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Evelyn Sotheard
Pine Street
Malden
Mass
Nazarene Assembly
Boston
CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LIST
A filled crossword puzzle list with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes many entries ranging from vulgar fellow to energy, covering terms like layer of rock and conspicuous phrases.
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the Times Company
Front Street
Wine
B. Nichols
Ana Treas
Barry C. Wehder
Rams Postatice
B. A. Bailey
A. W. Willband
Frank Lambert
Fort Hill Street
Harry Knight
Roy R. Marston
Haggett’s
Ford Tudor
Ford
Dodge
Buick
Haggett’s Garage
Ford Dealers
Stanley Raymond
Middle Street
Pene
Warden Baker
Guilford
Buxton
D. H. Buxton
F. H. Palmer
Guilford, Maine
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Coo
Abbot Millage Maing
West Bath
Woolwich
Catherine Beebee
Jennie Weymouth
Hyde Park
League of the Murphys ‘Corner School
Oscar Williams
Herbert Grindell
Sewell
Arthur Hayward
William Gould
Kennerson
J. B. Shaw
Shaw
Deaconess Hospital
Fred Hayward
Harry Hayward
Harold Leeman
Florence Reed
Ashdale
Alex Reed
Jane Feere
John Reed
Douglass Hunnewell
Farm Bureau
Mabel Jack
Hortense Welch
Robert Reed
Prussia
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