Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Bath Independent in Bath, Maine

We have 914,015 pages in Maine

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

1

Morse High awards letters and staged spring concert

Morse high school held a Friday morning assembly in the auditorium to award letters to boys and girls for basketball and celebrate Hibbert L. Norton and Francis S. McPherson in a student concert. The event included finance reports by Frank Martin and plans for student season tickets and a May 10 basketball play.

The Athletic Association Morse High School Association Hibbert L. Norton Francis S. McPherson Mary Nickerson Arthur B. Scott Francis Burgess Robert Burgon Robert Footer Wilfred Gaudet Warren McNeil Donald Page Maurice Skaling Robert Stevens Grace Allen Dorothy Anliker Doris Crocker Rosalys Desjardins Eva Gaudet Mary Goodwin Jennie Kakos Ruth Sprague Mr. Norton Boston New England Conservatory of Music McPherson John Barnes Wells Frank Martin Dorothy Thebeau Morse High Morse Miss Thebeau John H. Grindell Glenwood Snowden Harold Fuller Ronald Oulton Glenn Orrs Ralph Dale Jack Keegan William Owen Robert Stone Robert Donnell Paul Legard

Iron Works Employes Contest for Medal

Bath Iron Works employees who won the Governor Louis J. Brann Safety Trophy for 1934 compete again in the state contest, aligned with Saco-Lowell Shops. Bath plant splits into shop and shipyard groups in the Metals division, with the shop leading its Saco-Lowell counterpart and the shipyard tied for third with the Saco-Lowell foundry. Nassau College alumnae club planning in Augusta begins with Joan Genthner’s home meeting on Chapel Street. seven alumnae attend and form a nominating committee for officers.

Bath Iron Works Corp Iron Works Shipyard Saco-Lowell Nassau College Augusta Joan Genthner Chapel Street Lucie Witt Eleanor Fifield Genthner Frances Thompson Eleanor Chase Arlene Genthner Harriet Worthing

Ohio State Star Mike Vuchnich Praises College Football

Former Ohio State center and 1933 All American candidate Mike Vuchnich spoke to the Winter Street church men's club, defending college athletics against critics and detailing how Big Ten football builds character. He described Buckeye recruiting, spring practice, and the value of sacrifice, loyalty, and honor in sport and life.

Ohio State Illinois Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Bernard Soldiers’ Field Chicago Chicago Bears Mike” Vuchnich Bath Iron Works Corp Lincoln Electric Co Cleveland Ohio Mike Carnegie Foundation Mid-West Mr. Vuchnich Big Ten Siena Vuchnich

Alpha Zeta members initiate five new pledges at Maine campus

Active and alumni members of Alpha Zeta at the University of Maine in Winslow Hall initiated five new members: Ira J. Packard of Belfast, Glen W. Torrey of Auburn, Leslie M. Hutchins of Portland, Robert E. McKusick of Guilford, and Lester H. Smith of Buxton. Dr. Charles H. Merchant led the banquet with 46 attendees. other speakers included Dr. E. R. Hitchner, Dean L. S. Corbett, and R. J. Smyth.

Alpha Zeta National Honorary Agricutural Fraternity Winslow Hall University of Maine Ira J. Packard Belfast Glen W. Torrey Auburn Leslie M. Hutchins Portland Robert E. McKusick Guilford Lester H. Smith Buxton Charles H. Merchant E. R. Hitchner L. S. Corbett R. J. Smyth College of Agriculture Alpha Zeta Milton MacBride Joel Marsh Easton Chester Smith Fairfield Wesley Norton Strong Scribe Basil Staples Kittery Max Turner Augusta Cecil Gilbert Greene John DeWitt Sherman Mills Scarsdale N. Y William Farwell Unity Malcolm Tilton Burnham Norton Keene Buckfield John Dean Waterville Allen Corbett Crono Maurice D. Jones Lester Smith Glen Torrey East Poland Robert McKusick Leslie Hutchins Ira Packard

Bath Driving Club Reorganizes for Maine Saddle Paths

The Bath Driving Club led by Hon. Arthur J. Dunton reorganizes as a Maine saddle clubs state association. The April 24 Augusta meeting aims to develop a statewide bridle path system, tying three main routes from Portland through western and eastern Maine. Local groups prepare terrain data for state coordination with federal ERA support.

Bath Arthur J. Dunton Saddle Clubs of Maine Maine Development Commission Augusta New Hampshire Vermont Everet F. Greaton Henry L. Johnson Development Commission Portland Brunswick Lewiston-Auburn Androscoggin Katahdin ERA Greaton John A. McDonough O. L. Benoit Abenaki Riding Club of Maine Saddle Clubs Senate Chamber State House Rumford Bangor Waterville Dr. Johnson C. D. Bartlett M. S. Tomlinson E. R. Randall George B. Thatcher Auburn John C. Fowler Frank M. Swift Lewiston

Bath Man Injured in New York Auto Crash

William R. Kimball of Bath, 76, was struck on West End Avenue by a Ford coupe driven by Gordon Appleby. He suffered three fractured ribs, a punctured lung, scalp bruises, and a slight brain concussion. He remains in Reconstruction Hospital with an expected stay of two to three weeks and pneumonia is a noted risk. The article also covers a North Center PTA meeting and ERA funds for recreational facilities.

William R. Kimball Bath New York Reconstruction Hospital Kimball Riverside Drive West End Avenue 97Th Street David L. Wilson Central Church Theo. F. Waley Hudson Street Central Park West Joseph H. Gaston Gordon Appleby West 184Th Street Ferraro Major Kimball North Center P. T. A Grace Church Frederick W. Humphreys Carl C. Anderson Arthur J. Nichols Charles M. Tubbs Wilmer I. Voorhees Edwin H. P. Lowell Ernest Freeman David Y. Alkazin Harold S. Avery Theodore Watson Frank F. Colburn, Jr Joseph I. Smith Clinton D. Wilson Leroy F. Colby William E. Palmer David S. Cogan Marius H. Page Arthur S. Crockett Freeman William W. Dennison Watson W. Percy Marks Leslie J. Wold Joseph O. Purdue Noel C. Little Brunswick Orono Little ERA Purdue Colby Dennison Richard Hersom Ruth W. Henry Arthur 5S. Crockett Earle B. Lermond Elizabeth B. Deering Pine Cone Lermond Palmer Cogan John C. Fitzgerald

Bath Iron Works Employees Enter Safety Contest

Bath Iron Works workers, about 85 percent, enrolled in a two team safety contest Blues and Reds running through August. Injuries, reporting delays, and days lost incur points. Reds led 140 to Blues 145 as of midweek. Captain roles assigned to Alex Burgess Jr. and Cecil Fullerton with a clam bake and field day planned Aug 24.

Bath Iron Works Corp Blues Reds Harold L. Adams Alex Burgess, Jr Cecil Fullerton Adams Mr. Adams Gerald S. Atkinson Sidney L. Eaton L. Eugene Thebeau George Fowles Clarence Warner Chester Marr Ray Smith James Ledyard Roland F. Hill Herbert Anderson Scott Morse Carroll Watson Edward Whitehouse Everett Lemont William Kittridge Harry Briggs William Daley Stanley Brown Cyrus Towne Lance

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hibbert Norton Assembly Iron Works Grid Star Majorca J. Henry McLellan Atlantic Exochorda Gibraltar Mediterranean the Independent Spain Sierra Nevada Range Palma Balearic Group Barcelona Ralph Adams Cram Aspe Terrano Pollensa Sullier Valldemosa Chopin George Sands Marseilles Beirut Naples Vesuvius Sorrento Amalfi Pompeii Herculaneum Driving Club George W. Stangel Octave Breton Ridgeway Mr. Stangel New York State Bath Man Metropolis Maj. W. R. Kimball North Center P.T. A. By Auto Haymarket Square Bath Iron Works Lester Knight Lower Washington Street Memorial Hospital
Search Courier

Search the Bath Independent Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bath Independent?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication