Bathman united in marriage to Portsmouth girl
Miss Margaret Chamberlain Green of Portsmouth N H wed Frederick Hamilton Magoun of Boston formerly of Bath in a double ring ceremony at South Church Unitarian Portsmouth. Attendants wore moire gowns. reception followed at the Green home over 300 years old. The couple will reside in Melvin Vealvan Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chamberlain Green
Portsmouth
N. H
Frederick Hamilton Magoun
Boston
Bath
South Church
Unitarian
William Laford Jones
New England
Mary Whittier
Helen. Green Lowell
Sherman Rossiter
Worcester
Mass
Virginia Lowell
Janet . Green
John Scudder Boyd
John Boyd
Haddonfield
N. J
Henry A. Magoun
Green Street
Frederick Sprague
Paul K. Niven
Belmont
M. Langdon Hill
Portland
Henry L. Green, Jr
Henry L. Green
Livermore Street
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Florida
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
General Electric Co
Magoun
Cotter Read
Vealvan
Onry A.magoun
Harry L. Day
Usila Magoun
Frank H. Nichol
Epden J. Marston
Carl C. Andersen
Paul Kf, Niven
Hudsonfield
Langdon Hill
Lawresce Hinckley
Foston
North End houses get extensive improvements by People's Investment
The People's Investment Association begins a large renovation of its North End brick houses built during wartime. As sales proceed, the grounds and interiors will be upgraded with carpenters and painters kept busy until completion. The project aims to enhance the development with modern amenities and attract more tenants, with over half already occupied. Mr and Mrs Ralph G Stetson and son Ralph Jr return to Brighton after weekend with Mr Stetson's parents in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Investment Association
North End
Rotary Boys Week Opens May 6 In Bath District
Bath Rotary Club and 1500 clubs nationwide launch Boys Week from May 6 to May 12 with sermons for mothers and sons, school activities, lunches for seniors, plant tours, films, and a municipal quiz contest awarding gold prizes. The Bath event centers on a 25-question civic history test for all high school boys, judged by N Gratz Jackson, with winners announced May 10 at the Opera House and a closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Rotary
Roland Smith Post, A. L
Bath Club
Arthur B. Scott
Ralph W. Bragg
N. Gratz Jackson
Edward W. Bridgham
Chester Arat Albert Henderson
A. J
Bath
Opera House
Bath City
American Legion
Bath Iron Works
Bath Public Library
Center Street
Morse High School
Kelly Fund
City Hall
Maine
Rotary Club
Henry W. Owen
Sugar Beets Boosted by Phosphate Application
Sugar beets in western states respond to phosphorus, the limiting element in production on most soils. Applying enough superphosphate to supply about 80 pounds of phosphoric acid per acre can raise yields by as much as seven tons per acre.
Mollie Carran Returns to Campaign Platform Position
Mollie Carran, noted veteran advocate, took a platform seat after a long journey, traveling a thousand miles to be present. The event highlighted her ongoing engagement with local political affairs and her role in upcoming community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Carran
Hoover
Flagship Alfred First Of Fleet
The Alfred served as the first flagship of the American Continental fleet after being bought by Congress. Originally the Black Pirate, built in 1766 in England, she carried sixteen guns and was converted into a light frigate under John Paul Jones. The vessel saw key actions, including Hopkins’ raid on Bahama forts and the capture of several prizes, before later serving under Jones and aiding the Continental Army in the pursuit of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Congress
St. Cumberlandshire
England
North Atlantic
Philadelphia
East Indies
John Paul Jones
Maxine Committee
Jones
Marine Committee
Saltonstall
John Hancock
Independence Hall
Reek Hopkins
Abaco
Bahama Islands
New Providence
Hopkins
Wasp
Providence
Long Island Sound
Hawk
Glasgow
Cabot
Newport Harbor
Commodore Hopkins
Naval Service
Helping Children Succeed in School
Parent teacher associations study Garry Cleveland Myers guidance on boosting student effort and morale. Avoid harsh comparisons, reward progress not absolute grades, and tailor support to each child. Recognize slow learners and involve psychologists for diagnosis, while steering clear of gossip about teachers or schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Cleveland Myers
Division of
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Abe Lincoln
Socrates
Jeremiah
St. Paul
Goril Plains
To Close an Estate at House of Seven Rooms
Property listing describing a house with seven rooms, two furnished attics and bath, a large attached barn, a big garden, fruit trees, and extra land suitable for house lots. Includes details suggesting estate sale or transfer.
McCabe Appeals Election Case Over Ward One Seat
Alderman Chester H. McCabe appeals a Bath Maine alderman election ruling that Samuel Povich won Ward One. The April 11 hearing before Justice Pattangall reviewed 423 ballots with 29 disputed, 15 defective, and final tallies showing Povich ahead by 3 after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe
Ward One
John J. Keegan
William R. Pattangall
McCabe
Samuel Povich
Povich
Edward W. Bridgham
Judge Keegan
Justice Pattangall
Kennebec
Justice Erred
City of
Bath
Mission Weeks Begin at St Marys Church
St Marys church hosts a two week mission led by Redemptorist Fathers from Roxbury Mass Rev Fr Paul Dugal and Rev Fr Augustine Aylward officiating The mission runs for women this week and opens for men next week with daily masses at six and eight and services at 7 15 Non Catholics are invited to attend The Roxbury mission aims to deepen local parish understanding and follow a successful prior mission by St Marys organizers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mission Church of
Roxbury
Mass
Paul Dugal
Augustine Aylward
Mr. Maney
Roxbury Church
Central League Rummage Sale At Parish House
The Central League of the League of Central church held a rummage sale Tuesday afternoon at the parish house clearing 57.50 for the league treasury. Mrs. Benjamin Savage chaired the committee and Miss Annie Cox Mrs. George W. Dean and Mrs. Clyde Feero were hostesses at the Monday night meeting. Plans were discussed for the May closing supper. The league bought new dishes and will add closets to the parish house equipment. The last regular meeting is next week with final reports at the supper. Seventy people attended and ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
League
Benjamin Savage
Annie Cox
George W. Dean
Clyde Feero
Unique hydro boat glides the waters of Merrymeeting Bay
Frank T. Simpson a 20 year old from East Brunswick builds a novel hydro boat part boat part airplane. His 18 to 20 horsepower motor powers a pontooned flat bottom craft with two cockpits and a rear control line. The craft steers by foot pedals and a hand throttle, while wind shields protect riders as locals watch the maiden run on a Maine cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin River
Merrymeeting Bay
Redskin
Frank T. Simpson
Herbert L. Simpson
East Brunswick
Young Simpson
Ing
New England Tel and Tel plans Bath to Bangor expansions
At its regular meeting the executive committee authorized 104013 dollars for extra toll circuits and equipment between Bath and Bangor to handle growing business. Four crews have worked on the Bath to Wiscasset carrier system since November, enabling six conversations on one wire pair. An additional 11869 dollars funds extending the aerial toll cable from Woolwich to the Kennebec river cable at Bath near Nequasset, now nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Bath
Banger
Wiscasset
Woolwich
Kennebec River
Nequasset
Vanda Delivered to Agents of Owner in Boston
The steel Diesel propelled net yacht Vanda, Bath Iron Works first post reorganization contract, was handed to Ernest B. Dane’s agents in Boston on Monday by William S. Newell. Dane is abroad until mid May, with attorney and secretary present, while Henry J. Gielow Inc. president Donald also attended. The owners’ representatives and Captain H. A. D. Cameron praised the yacht, noting it will enhance the Bath Iron Works fleet and Dane’s yacht club status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Ernest B. Dane
Brookline
Boston
Williams
Newell
Dane
Joseph A. A. Donald
Henry J. Gielow, Inc
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Bathman
Frederick H. Magoun
Margaret C. Green
Ralph G. Stetson
Ralph Jr
Brighton
Arthur Allen
Mon
Dew
P.T.A
Fred W. Barron
McAbe
ST. Mary’s
Central League
Simpson Farm
Bangor
Aest
Ih. M
Jeffery
Ferdico
Stanzall
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