Beautify the City Prompts Bath Garden Club Plans
Henry F E Stetson urged a movement to enhance Bath Maine by improving front and back yards and city entrances. His talk noted pine avenue plants near Lime Rock hill and Lincoln Street as a model. advocates growth from individual homes to a shared civic image. The piece connects beautification to tourism and state pride amid Maine reapportionment talk and Wellace H White Jr’s political plans.
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Garden Club of
Bath
Henry FE. Stetson
Stetson
Independent
Maine
Lime Rock Hill
Lincoln Street
Dawn Avenue
Brunswick
Fran Beth
Bowdoin Pines
Cabinet Entry Discussed For Mr White In Washington
The passage notes a possible cabinet appointment for Mr White and asserts no question about his fitness for a position in the President's official household. It implies the President regards Mr White and his work in Washington favorably.
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Mr. White
Washington
Morse Team Tops Lincoln Academy In Tough Newcastle Clash
Morse high upset Lincoln Academy 26 21 on Lincoln’s home floor after Bath academy had nearly beaten Morse 29 27 last Friday. Whitehouse hit three long shots and Lyden found his scoring touch as Morse rallied from a 13 11 halftime deficit to seize the win amid strict calling by referee Portland. Lincoln struggled to start their offense and Morse pressed to disrupt the tap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Newcastle
Lincoln Academy
Lincolnites
Morse
Bath
Capt
Lyden
Jimmy Jenkins
Miller
Whitehouse
Crocker
Lincoln
Morse Boys
Woody Howe
Portland
Cutts
Sammy
Cony High
PRISE
Geookeh
Harrell
Mouwcua
Norton
Bates
Francis
Stevens
Universalist Wins Game in Newcastle
The Universalist Church league team defeated Lincoln Academy Independents 20 to 9 in Newcastle. Star forward Lemont led the universalists with scoring while Charlie Maxwell added three losses for Bath. The team had beaten Richmond High and Wiscasset Academy and Lincoln 2nds and planned a game against Boothbay Harbor High Friday at the Harbor.
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Lincoln Academy Inds
Newcastle
Lemont
Charlie Maxwell
Bath Lads
Richmond High
Wiscasset Academy
Lincoln
Boothbay Harbor
Harbor
Pit CLR meets at Patten Library
Members of the seventh grade Central cram me club gathered at Patten Library for a session led by Miss Marion Jaques. They discussed reading reports on Iron and Corn and explored book production and binding with Librarian Miss Margaret R Foote. Arlene Littlefield was elected president, Rodney Ross vice president, and John Huse secretary. another meeting is planned in two weeks.
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de Heiss
Marion Jaques
Patten
Hany Giichonk &S
Aleriel
Winifred Safford
Mansfield Boucher
Margaret R. Foote
Central Cramme
Arlene Littlefield
Rodney FE. Ross
John Huse
Bath City Hospital President Reports Year End Trustees Meeting
Bath city hospital ends fiscal year with President Henry C. Wright reviewing his first year. He thanks trustees, staff, Miss Downier, and Frederic H. Low for service and donation, notes visits to five hospitals for ideas, cites Class A rating, and urges community support to maintain high standards and affordable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Henry C. Wright
Wright
Miss Downier
Frederic H. Low
Bath
Bash City
American College of Physicians
Surecens
Boothbay Man Suspected After Call To Cary Home
Patrolman John Place notes a Boothbay Harbor man Levi Poor is likely the caller who phoned Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Fred Cary seeking food from the Brunswick area. The report details a jail escape link and an investigation with residents of Boothbay Harbor and local authorities returning unclear tips.
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John Place
Police Department
Levi Poor
Boothbay Harbor
Fred Cary
Fast Brunswick
Iikteau
Thomas
Juwisoner
Krjox
Thomaston
Tor
Geisser
Splice
Iytn
Mr. Cary
Boothbay
Tyander
Visies
Eri Atari
Pipe
OOYG
Brenses
Cary
Nothiar
Card Party of PTA Clears 362 for Fund
The card party fundraiser organized by the local PTA cleared 362 dollars. Volunteers including Mrs. Seth Denson Mrs. Frances Lait and Miss Atubelte ran refreshments and assisted with event operations at Central Street venue.
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P.T.A
Frances D. Laitall
Seth W. Denson
Fra
Reseue
P McFaedden
den A. Lore
A. Legro
Palph
W. Brage
Patty Civer
Central Etrateh
Wy Benei
Rupert FL. Baxtir
William D. Lew S Mullin
William
Chellcs H. Cahill
Former Bath Man Sees West Triumph For San Bernardino Prospects
Oscar C. Rogers, once of Bath, now in California, voices optimism from bankers and businessmen forecasting 1929 prosperity, boosted by Boulder Dam bill passage and real estate booms. He notes Santa Fe Building and Loan receipts for 1928 total $2.23 million, with major monthly profits and several high value grove transactions highlighted.
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Fan Bernardino
Oscar C. Rogers
Bath
California
Rogers
Santa Fe Building and Loan Association
Boulder
Mlore
Frank Sewell
East Wigilands
P. M. Savage
New York
Savage
Sewallevrave
More
Frank
Percy
Highlands
Crolby
Canada
Ace
Legion May Sponsor Local Theatricals
The Legion plans to sponsor an amateur theater group to present one act plays at Bath Opera House. The separate unit would be endorsed by the Fest and use income to buy equipment and expand shows. No definite organization plans yet. next meeting will decide.
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Fitzperfere
Roland Smith
Regilar
Pias
Bath Opera House
Paul V. McNui
Portland
Bjutany
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Lieldl
Membre
Misitt
Munuaper Powell
Vreniy
MPC
Ramona Council Elevates New Chiefs In Ceremony
Ramona council appoints a new slate of chiefs and officers in a Thursday installation. Dignitaries include Marvy Gilat Catherine Duregan and Lortie Garcelon with roles as keeper of records and campu collector. Public service and local ceremony details follow with a reception served.
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Ramona
D. of P
Witeesi
Blake
Morenerobi
Graer Maree
Marvy Gilat
Catherine Duregan
Lortie Garcelon
Muldriel Avery
Campu
Presence Robinson
Wanipnd
Crore Wade
Powhatan
Pearl Burter
Clara Donaldson
Agnes Harris
Mrstates
Arnaie Johnson
Suntier
Gertyiee Totman
Keith Burnhan
Rose Swiin
Bina Saples
Rose Lightbody
Estelle Wade
Ralph Poerdines
Saran Driesun
Saran Driesun Yard of the Fencc. Edward A. Coyeelon
Crete
Art of Building Vessels Not Lost
Continued from Page One VECO TcioN souvenirs raised proceeds to fund work. Admiral Andrew expresses pride in sending a picture of Old Ironsides for fifty cents or a descriptive vampire souvenir.
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Admiral Anrew
Central Surprises Corliss In Tight Y League Victory
The Central church basketball team stunned Corliss 26 to 25 at the Y Church league. Capt. Perry’s absence hit Corliss, while Merritt Mitchell led Corliss with five baskets and Paul Wilson sealed the win with a late free throw. Referee Butler called a tight game and Central’s shooting stayed key.
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Central Church
Corliss
Capt. Perry
Central
Duncan Farrell
Brewscher
Phil Faton
Red Reed
Merritt Mitchell
Butler
Paul Wilson
Reed
Farrell
Barker
C D Wilson
Levyn
Wesley Dominates Grace in 34-13 Victory
Led by Red Davis Wesley raced past Grace church 34 to 13. Davis joined by Burden Don Stewart and Hatch carried the scoring for Wesley while Jack Stewart and Don Crosby sparked Grace scoring efforts.
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Wesley Universalist
FE SG
Maxwell
Davis
Lemont
Burden
Stewart
Grnett
Murrre le Paquet
Rollins
Ig Trott
Aesas Hatch
Fate Pe
Snipe
E Hart
Oreo Ee
GRACE
Colby
Church League
Morin
Maass
Harvie
Corliss
Smith
Black
Beacon
Oliver
Rf Central A
Dedpe
Gotte
Ehn
Crosby
Gilmore Central
Wesley
Universalist
Winter
Small
Red Davis
Grace Church
Don Stewart
Hatch
Jack Stewart
Don Crosby
Universalist thumps Winter 38 to 10 in football style clash
Universalist extended its winning streak with a 38 to 10 victory over Winter. Charlie Maxwell, Worrall Lemont and Garnett led the offense with seven, six and five points respectively, while Winter's Hart scored all 10 for his team.
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Universalist
Charlie Maxwell
Worrall Lemont
Garnett
Hart
Winter
Word Puzzle Clues Fill Large Cross Word Grid
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering hundreds of entries. Clues include simple phrases such as in any degree and wake from sleep, as well as longer items like those for paving over again and those describing body parts and musical terms.
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U. S
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the Times Company
F. B. Nichols
Pres
Anl Treas
Harry C. Webber
Front Street
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
House
Wellace H White, Jr
White
Newcastle School
Garnet
Marr
Cier
PI Campbell
Haskell
Patten Library
Patrolman Place
Cary Caller
San Bernardino
Legion
Metter
Ramona Council
New Yorks
Dicadilly
Broadway
D. Sofield - Manacine
Vera Dexter
Sagadahoc Ferry
Flora Leonard
Harry Pitch
Ida M. Beals
Harry Fitch
Fiora Leonard
Ardenne A. Stott
Maurice Shea
BE. W. Dexter
Earl Daw
Geraldine Stott
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