Alcohol a Poison in Human System Declared by Speaker
Rev Ruth Walsh returning from Evanston seminar spoke at a W C T U meeting in First Baptist vestry. She argued alcohol is a poison inside the body and only has manufacturing uses outside it, outlining teaching methods for children and youths with concrete examples and a full program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walsh
Evanston
First Baptist Church
Nella S. Stover
Jesus
Charles R. Sims
W. G. Oseport
Mrs. Smith
Mary Sims
Harriet Furber
Minnie Smith
Alice Dennison
Mary Furber
Dr. Progress
Gloria Stover
Learned
Lyndall Corliss
Davis
Jean Dennison
Quine
Geraldine Coreliss
Eleanor Oliver
Mae Nelson
Jane Furber
Barbara Legard
Marian Corliss
L.T.L
Osepofl
Miss Mabil Thwing Buys 33 Lincoln Street Home
Miss Mabil Thwing purchases the A. H Shaw estate house at 33 Lincoln Street where she has resided for years. Rawleigh route available serving 800 families in West Lincoln South Knox and Bath offers $25 weekly for reliable men. No cash required apply to Rawleigh's Albany NY Dept MED-9-Z now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabil Thwing
Lincoln Street
A. H Shaw
Rawleigh
Lincoln
Knox Counties
Bath
Rawleigh’s
Albany
N. Y
Knox County
Mother and Daughter Banquet Planned by Dike PTA
At a North End Community club meeting the Dike PTA voted to host a Mother-Daughter banquet in May with about 45 attendees. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson spoke on Our Schools and Their Needs and teacher Duncan H. Farrell discussed the Value of Recreation in Community Life. Performers included the Harmonica Band directed by Charles Furber and several solo and duet acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Dike P.T.A
Frank H. Reinoehl
Clinton D. Wilson
Duncan H. Farrell
First Baptist Brotherhood
First Baptist Brotherhood Harmonica Band
Charles Furber
Reinoehl
Samuel Morse
Edward Lemoine
Joyce M. Cook
Ralph P. Dunbar
Irving C. Varney
Raymond M., Clark
Clifford B. Wilband
Charles T. Henderson
Everett G. Lemont
Special City Council Meeting On PWA Funds Repeal
A special city council meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM to repeal a March 25 order. The joint finance committee was authorized to include 3000 for demolishing Kelley Spear Co building on Middle street to expand Congress Shirt Co plant. The new order seeks a larger appropriation to cover total project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Congress Shirt Co
Middle Street
Joint
Standing Committee On Finance
Kelley, Spear Co
Kennebec Village Rose Wins First Award at Carlisle Trials
Kennebec Village Rose a 15 month old setter owned by Rodney E B Rows president of Hyde Windlass Co won first award in the puppy stake at the New England Spaniels Club Field Trials Carlisle Massachusetts on Saturday. Twenty two top setters competed in New England with honors going to a Bath dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Village Rose
Rodney EB. Rows
Hyde Windlass Co
New England
Carlisle
Mass
Drake Jr. Sails as Purser for 84 California Panama Line
Frederick E. Drake Jr. left Wednesday for New York to join the 84 California of the Panama Pacific Line as tourist purser. He had stayed with his parents on Washington street during the ship's drydock in New York after a strike delay. The next sailing is set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
New York
California
Mr. Drake
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Women's Royal Arch Shoes and Work Boots Sale
Women's Royal Arch Black Kid and Tan Kid Oxfords Cuban heel priced at 2.00. Women's Royal and T-Btrape listed at 7.00. Ball-Band Leather Work Shoes range from 3.00 to 5.00. Work Shoes Black Elk plain toe with Rawcord sole and heel priced 12H5. Bill Hatch's Upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Bill Hatch
Clever Little Dancers Grandsons of Two People Popular in Capital City
Norman Soucie aged ten and Richard Soucie aged nine, grandsons of Mrs. Guy A. Nichol of 43 Lincoln Street, Augusta, have become noted young dancers in the Capital City. They recently performed Monday and Tuesday nights in Winthrop in the 1046 Revue, the seventh annual St Francis church show at Town Hall, and have appeared at Gardiner and in the Calumet show in Augusta. The two attend Webster school, are sons of Ephrem Soucie, and will visit Bath in June for more dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Richard Soucie
Augusta
Guy A. Nichol
Lincoln Street
Capital City
Winthrop
St Francis Church
Town Hall
Gardiner
Calumet
Augimts
Coliseum
Ephrem Soucie
Thelma White
Bath
Richard
Webster School
Girl Scouts Learn Democracy Lessons for Civic Life
Girl Scouts founder Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse teaches democracy as a practical virtue, with troops acting as miniature parliaments and Junior Citizen guides. Nurses’ Alumni set June 11 for banquet at Bath Memorial Hospital. officers and committees chosen at annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Estella Bowden
Grace A. Blair
Margaret R. Yates
Verna Bowie
Dorothy Milliken
Jane W. Haggett
Helen F Higgins
Madelyn Hartnett
Ruth C. Thompson
Leola Seekins
Ethel Bake
Helen K. Bonney
Boucher
Doris Chase Purington
Margaret FR. Yates
Helen K. Bones
Leola B. Seckins
Kagawa Address Draws 6000 at Portland Hall Meetings
Mayor and Mrs. Sewall and Mrs. Drake attended a two session visit by Dr. Toyohide Kagawa, Japanese Christian leader, in Portland. He spoke at City Hall auditorium under the Maine Council of Religious Education and related federations. More than 6,000 people filled both gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Frederick FE. Drake
Misa Anne Kimball
Portland
Toyohike Kagawa
Portland City Hall
Kagawa
Maine Council of Religious Education
Church Federation of
Portland and Vicinity
Federations of Women’s Church Societies
Crosman Family Returns From Craft Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman of High street returned from a week long craft trip. Their companions included Mrs Gacree of West Medford and Mrs Crosmen s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Sprague of Somerville Mass They were joined by Ursa Sprague who will stay for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Augnter
Gacree “Uaiex
West Medford
Neighborhood Notes and Social Round in Bath Region
Local residents attend lectures and social events across Maine towns. Calls from Capt. Crowell of Portland to Bangor visitors, grange meetings, and family visits fill weekend pages with travel, teaching, and civic engagement notes.
Warning to Mariners Casto Bay Rifle Range Marker Buoy Planned
The Department of Commerce warns mariners in Casto Bay of a new marker buoy to be set near April 2 to define the Port McKinney rifle range. A lower ledge beacon buoy will be indicated by a large red flag and mariners should avoid the passage between buoy and Great Diamond to stay clear of range limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Casto Bay
Postland
Mare Point
Basket Island
Lower Ledge Beacon
Port McKinney
Great Diamond
No More Public Dances At Morse Gym Edict
The Board of Education ended public dances at Morse Gym after a South End PTA critique. It demands Dr Paul A be questioned about his remarks on venereal disease in schools. The 1936-327 budget of 84,935 was approved and a 2400 allocation for PE was asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Gym
Preg Eter Tagell
Walist Ieee Edie Gymnasium
Board of Education
South End
P T.A
Paul A. Ere
Clinton D. Wilson
Finance Committee
Arthur Pepper
Veteran boatbuilder Blaisdell dies at 92
Joseph E. Blaisdell aged 92 died after a ten week illness at the home of his nephew and wife in Georgetown. Born January 8, 1844 in Phippsburg, he was known as a boat builder and house carpenter. He leaves a wife formerly Amanda Stevens and multiple siblings nieces and nephews including notable Bath and Five Islands residents. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at Georgetown Center church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Blaisdell
Alfred J. Rowe
Washington Street
Georgetown
Amanda Stevens
Pive Islands
Thomas
Elisha Pields
Islands
Stephen Synott
Kittery
Charles
Philip Blaisdell
Bath
Woolwich
Jack Synott
Phippsbury
Edward Synott
Florida
William and Virgil Pields
Five Islands
Albion Fields
Mexico
Harry Blaisdell
Fred Doige
Newbury
Mass
Ida Hinckley
Leila Smith
Boston
Georgetown Center Church
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Old SettlementParking Rule from 1848 Saco By Law
The Biddeford Journal notes 1848 by laws in Saco restricting loaded or unloaded carts and vehicles from stopping in street centers Pepperell Square. Vehicles must keep to the side under police direction. Violators face fines of $1 plus costs per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacco
Biddeford
Pepperell Square
Converaen
April 1 meeting and community notes from Bowdoin area
East Bowdoin Ladies report a nine attendee April 1 lunch at Mrs Oates Bett, with a Shia pane ness meeting led by the president and prayer. April 30 event planned at Mrs Erland Rogers home. Reports include Mrs L C Starbird ill, Dr Pratt of Richmond attending, visits by Miss Cora McAfee and Miss Eva Nichols, Angie Purinton vacation, and several social calls at Richmond Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin
Oates Bett
Robert McAfee
Eva Nichols
New Sharon
Grant Woods
Angie Purinton
Lisbon Falls
Marion Curtis
E. O. Tarr
Richmond Corner
C. A. Ba
Brunswick
John Curtis
Curtis
N. E. Curtis
Henry Woods
Springfield
Mass
Kenneth Mockler
Little Son
Lisbon
Wild Rose Troop Plans Spring Meetings and Conferences
Wild Rose troop No. 2 meets in Grace parish house to read plans for Portland conference on April 25 and Lewis ton rally on May 2. Delegates and alternates are named for the trip pending final troop decision. parent car cooperation needed for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
Girl Scouts of America
Grace Parish House
Oak Street
Portland
Lewiston
William W. Dennison
Phyllis Young
Barbara Scott
Joyce Cook
Donig Stickney
Mary Anderson
Alice Dennison
Jean Dennison
Ida Cohen
Lillian Starling
Barbara Pitman
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Senter’ Ss. Inc
W.C.T.U
Hur Allen
Brewster
Sedgwick Optometrists
Tino So
Saturne
Center Street
P.W.A
Kennebec
ROSE
Girl Scouts
Paul Rittenhouse
Father Iy
Mrs. Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse
Howard
Berm
New Veork Botanical Garde
Odent
Chomanton
England
Royal Botanic Gardens
Kew Lurry
Franklin M. Talon
Fath Memorial Humpital
Talore
Mise Cathum
Obeonell
Tinker Tavern
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
B. F. Webber
Wiscasset
SUN Dining Room
Preeman
Oreo SS
ORS
Leavitt
Given
Lorenzo Crowell
Maine
Crowell
Bangor
Helen Britt
John Purington
Linwood Rideout
University of Maine
Phillip Rideout
Esther Browne
Earle Browne
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Herbert Cornish
J. B. Lilly
Malden
R. D. Purington
Natalie
Robert Given
Auburn
William Given
Emily Rideout
Emma Ferguson
West Bath
John McLellan
Lew Averill
North Conway
N.hs
Averill
Charles B. Randall
L. H. Lamoreau
Waldoboro
Prudence Hamilton
Mabel Curtis
Leroy Adams
Pred Leavitt
Bishop School
Prank Thorne
Plfast
Bert Merrill
J. FE. Allen
J. W. Bishop
Sangerville
Leonard Bishop
South Portland
Stephen Cobb
Sanford
Living
Edith Wood
Hattie Andros
Gemge Cutler
Frank Siegars
Ralph Puringtom
Ken McKenney
Maine Guides Association
Cliffind Gray
Richmond
Boxwheinham
Reuben Verrill
Mariners
James A. Broom
Opera House
Bugle Ann
Lionel Barrymore
Dark Angel
Predsie March
Merie Oberon
Lord Fauntleroy
Preddie Bartholomew Decleres Costello Barrymore
Mae West
Victor Medagien Klondike
ANNIE
Bowdoin
Wild Rose Troop
the Times CO
Front Street
Bath, Maine
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