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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

5

Brunswick hosts charity social with many attendees

A crowded Brunswick gathering featured Mr and Mrs Norman Howard, Mrs Freder., James Kn, and others as Sundar guests. Attendees from Canton Whitefield and Bruns­wick noted guests including Mrs Dole and Mr Dole, with reports of music, gifts, and community highlights.

Davai Az Gaughier Mer Norman Howard Freder James Kn Bluzy Fuller Erland Canton Herbert Easson Whitefield Sundar Guess Charlie Dole Brumswick Road Dole Yasi

Murray club meeting at First Universalist church

The Murray club of the First Universalist church met Monday evening with Mrs Pachel F Nichols. Twelve attended and sewed for the hospital. Mass Gertrude Greenleaf will host next Monday’s meeting.

Murray Club First Universalist Church Pachel F Nichols Bath Street Gertrude Greenleaf

Birthday party honors Janice Conley at two Park Street

A neighborhood birthday party for Janice Conley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Conley, celebrated her sixth birthday with a Valentine theme on Saturday from two to four. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream and valentine favors as stations held heart themed games and prize books for Caroline St Martin and Mary Lemont.

Janice Conley Harold Conley Park Street Valentine Caroline St. Martin Mary Lemont Judith Hibbs Dorothy Belanger Mary Lewis Alia Swanton

Bath Iron Works Reds win in longest basketball game

The Bath Iron Works Reds beat the Merchants 34 32 after four overtime periods in the City League clash at the YMCA gym, in a historic marathon game that extended beyond prior four quarters. Ernie Sarkis sealed the victory with a fourth overtime basket as Harold Lyden and Rupe Lewis provided key plays.

Bath Iron Works Reds Bath Bath Iron Works’ Reds Fighting Merchants B. I. W. Office Iron Works Blues Ernie Sarkis Merchants Ronnie Smith Sarkis Harold Lyden Johnny Greene Merchant-men Reds Capt Ruper Lewis Tarzan” Leyard Lyden Legard Capt. Green Louis Pooler Greene Farrell Carkis Lewis Hughes W . Reds H Sarkis F.G . Lyden Rtf Haskell Allen H McElman E. Sarkis Lowery Ly Hughes le Mercha F.G Smith Rf Crosby Pooler Black J. Greene Stover

Office 27 Blues 11 Opening Pennant Quest

Office rolled to a 9 43 first period lead over the Blues and led 20 5 at halftime as Ted Earls Blues struggled against Office defense. Mary Hayes and Harry Ring led with 10 and 8 points while Bill Greene, Bloody Parks and Art Sarkis fed set up shots. Wilfred Gaudet starred for the Blues in a losing effort.

Office Blues Ted Earl Mary Hayes Harry Ring Bill Greene Parks Art Sarkis Wilfred Gaudet

Three Billion Tons of Soil Washed Into Ocean Each Year

Economist Stuart Chase warned at the National Association dinner that about three billion tons of topsoil are swept into the ocean annually due to soil erosion, much man-made, threatening vast agricultural losses. He urged aggressive soil and water conservation through federal programs and sustainable farming practices to restore balance between land and nature.

Stuart Chase National Association Societies Mr. Chase Soil Conservation Service Great Plains Nature National Resources Board Forest Service TVA Biological Survey Resettlement Administration Triple A North America

Kennebec Wharf Coal Co Ships Coal to U S Gypsum Plant

Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co supplies 50 to 60 tons daily of bituminous coal to U S Gypsum Co at its Lisbon Falls plant, with about 30 tons burned daily and a reserve buildup. The Berwindglen arrived, unloading began at Kennebec Wharf after a 24 hour fog delay.

Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co U. S. Gypsum Co Lisbon Falls Berwindglen Kennebec

Rural and civic notes highlight Maine events

Mary Kelton Dummer Chapter D A R met in Hallo well for February with Mrs J D Nutting presiding and Lelle Preble sharing city lane name origins. Kennebec Valley Riding Club of Farmingdale incorporated to promote horsemanship and trails. Bucksport hosts a new VFW auxiliary with 32 members and Gold Star mother Mrs Ellen Decker. Local officers addressed members. Commander Carleton F Bryant joins U S S Charleston for Mediterranean shakedown and Canal Zone reassignment. Norway’s Eugene Stevens sings as a “Live Steamer” hobbyist building a fast model locomotive. Hallowell High School proposed a manual arts department by Principal Lawrence Stuart. Bangor Kiwanis hosted by Charles B est. UMaine and W & J debating teams to visit March 3.

Mary Kelton Dummer D.A.R Hallowell J. D. Nutting Old Lelle Preble Bucksport Norman N. Dow Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Bangor Ellen Decker Leroy P. Smith Auburn National Department Charles V. Lane Department of Maine Thomas S. Trenholm Bangor Kiwanis Club Banor House Charles B.est New York Frederick M. Woodman Kiwanis Club University of Maine Washington and Jefferson University

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