Salvation Army seeks donors for maintenance fund drive
The Salvation Army nears its $3500 goal for the maintenance fund with appeals for donations as Bath and Maine face a prosperous year. The piece notes the Army’s work housing and feeding displaced workers and highlights public support as crucial.
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Salvation Army
Bath
Tennis Tourney Opens at MacMahan Island August
The Cot tagers Association Tennis Tourney kicks off on MacMahan Island with men singles women singles and mixed doubles. Entries total nine women ten men and six couples, led by players including Mrs H J Painter and Bill Phipps with Painter teamed in mixed doubles.
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MacMahan Island
MacMahan
Cottagers’ Association
H. J. Painter
Wynnewood
Joseph Ferguson
Ardmore
Penna
Bill Phipps
Rye
N. Y
Arthur Lane
Ferguson
Lane
Mrs. Painter
Plans Transportation for Old Folks Club Meet
Maine’s Three-Quarter Century club will meet in Ellsworth on Thursday August 12 with Sagadahoc county arranging transport. Plant’s Garage chairman Chester A Plant and assistant F J Hackett urge members and eligible nonmembers aged 75 plus to register at Plant’s Garage and notify car providers to ensure all who wish to attend can go.
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Maine
Ellsworth
Chester A. Plant
Plant
Sagadahoc County
F. J. Hackett
Hackett
Obituary of Mrs Abbie Cunningham Emmons Lewiston figure dies
Mrs. Abbie Cunningham Emmons widow of Dr George P Emmons long prominent Lewiston physician and first superintendent of Central Maine General hospital died July 24 at 15 Davis street Auburn. She was born in Georgetown daughter of William Gates and Emily Blair Emmons and lived in Lewiston after moving from Parker's Head and Richmond. She leaves a son George H Emmons and a grandson in New York City and held roles with Mt Olivet OES Lewiston Auburn Festival Chorus Phil harmonic club and others.
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Abbie Cunningham Emmons
George P. Emmons
Lewiston
Central Maine General Hospital
Davis Street
Auburn
Georgetown
William Gates
Emily Blair Emmons
Emmons
Lisbon Street
W. G
5. A. Emmons
Woman's Association
C. M. G. Hospital
George H
New York City
New York
Death of Mrs Margaret F Curran at 69 in Bath
Mrs Margaret F Curran 69 wife of John T Curran died Friday at 23 Walker street after a yearlong illness. Born in Summerside Prince Edward Island she came to Bath at 24 and lived there 45 years. Survived by husband five daughters three sons 30 grandchildren one great grandchild five sisters two brothers. She was a member of St Marys church and the Larches Sodality.
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Margaret F. Curran
John T. Curran
Walker Street
Larches Sodality
E. J. Babine
George Bourgette
Arthur Bourgette
Loretta Curran
Bath
James Cooper
Boston
Howard
James Curran
Ambrose M. Curran
Alexander McDougal
John McDonald
Bridget Nolan
Katherine Shaw
Portland
Mary Felix
Bar Harbor
Robert and
Willum Foran
Mrs Steadman Passes Away at 64 in Brunswick
Mrs. Almanette O. Steadman 64 wife of Nathan P. Steadman of Brunswick died Saturday morning at Brunswick hospital after brief illness. Born in Westerly Rhode Island she was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden C. Owen. Survived by sister Mrs. Dudley Bindless Mystic Connecticut. Geraldine Stott daughter of Dr Ardenne A. Stott of Parkstreet graduates of Jackson College in June and to start duties September 1.
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Almanette O. Steadman
Nathan P. Steadman
Brunswick
Bath Tron Works Corp
Brunswick Hospital
Westerly
R. I
Alden C. Owen
Steadmans
Portland
Steadman
Dudley Bindless
Mystic
Conn
Geraldine Stott
Ardenne A. Stott
Parkstreet
Jackson College
Harlam Valley State Hospital
Wingdale
N. Y
Jackson
Miss Stott
Danvers
Boston Psychopathic
Metropolitan State Hospitals
Bishop McCarthy Attends Regional Catholic Meeting
A detailed report covers Bishop McCarthy and Mgr. Johnson attending a statewide Catholic council gathering. Miss Kathleen Sullivan led youth sessions, with Mrs Coyne presiding over a directors meeting, luncheon, and a benediction at St. Marys. Attendees included pastors, guild presidents, and parish representatives from Portland Augusta Lewiston and Boston. next meeting set for October in Portland.
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Capek
Kathleen Sullivan
Portland
Junior Guild
Coyne
John E. Conoley
Hebron
William E. Cunneven
Gertrude Prinn
St. Mary's Church
Sacred Heart Circle
Hotel Sedgwick
James E. McLaughlin
Edward J. Lee
Frank E. Moses
Frank T. Fortier
Stephen FE. McPhee
Ruth G. McAllister
Helen M. Moses
Joan Killarney
Rita M. Cummings
Catherine T. O’hara
John W. Costain
William H. McGlinchy
Stephen E. McPhee
John W. Sonia
Tardif
Miss Tatro
Emma Leonard
Edward B. Hamblett
Helen Cormier
Frances Flaherty
June Sullivan
Catholic Literay Guild
John A. Carr
Frank M. Mulhearn
South Portland
Augusta
Lawn party honors and prize winners list
A misty Saturday night lawn party concluded with prize draws. Donors included A F Mayo and the Cut Price Market. Winners received coal, chicken dinners, a bathrobe, cakes, a permanent wave, a beverage set, cash, a Shirley Temple doll, a fancy pillow, a wrist watch, a silver set, sugar, a turkey, range oil, and penny-card selling prizes awarded to local youths.
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Timothy C. Maney
David P. Surrette
A. F. Mayo
E. P. Babine
West Street
George Wilson
Washington Street
Bernard McCausland
Oak Street
Martha Hamblett
Pratt Street
Josephine Fraser
Milan Street
Charles Card
Chestnut Street
Evelyn Hart
Franklin Street
Henry Savage
Ann Conley
John E. Hawkes
Commonwealth Road
Watertown
Mass
Shirley Temple
Patricia A. Hayes
Helen M. Moses
Robichaud
A. G. Reeks
Park Street
John Allain
Nichols Street
John Footer
South Street
Peter
High Street
Eva C. Tatro
Lucian Tardiff
Theophile Robichaud
Mary Mulcahy
Doris Babine
Curtis L Hughes Funeral Held At Beacon Street Home
The funeral for Curtis L Hughes, former John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co agent, who died suddenly after a brief illness, was Tuesday at 2 PM at his Beacon Street home. Rev. Jesse Kenderdine officiated. Bearers were insurance company employees from Bath, Brunswick, Damariscotta, Randolph, and Hallowell. A graveside committal followed in Hallowell.
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Curtis L. Hughes
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Beacon Street
Jesse Kenderdine
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Pany
Royal A. Johnson
Cedric A. Martin
John H. Grindell
Bath
Lyndon A. McMackin
Andrew 8. Pennell
Brunswick
Frederick W. Lines
Damariscotta
Walter D Jones
Randolph
Hallowell
Phippsburg Community Says Summer Visitors Flow In
A long list of visitors and residents at Phippsburg, Sebasco Estates, and nearby spots includes John and Jessie Kelley returning to Small Point, the Pinkhams at Wyman's Beach, Ruth Elizabeth Morse at Orr's Island, and many guests from Bath, Boston, Watertown, and New York visiting cottages and camps for August.
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John Kelley
Jessie Kelley
Small Point
Henry Carlton
Woolwich
Thatcher Pinkham
Winnegance
Libby Cottage
Wyman's Beach
Waites
Livermore Falls
Small Point Beach
Andrew Kinkel
Watertown
Conn
James L. Morse
Ruth Elizabeth
Orr's Island
T-Ledge Camp
Rangeley Lakes
Abbie Minott
Portland
Mary Bisbee Josselyn
Woodmont Street
Miss Minott
Hebron
Josselyn
Misses Nichols
Miss Bails
Miss Dick
Oberlin
Ohio
Popham Beach
Phippsburg Center
Charles L. Nichols
Congregational Church
C. V. Minott
Boston
Lucia Ferguson
Leon Eaton
Charles E. Card
Bath
Paul A. Kelley
Marcella Jane
Quantico
Center
Bonney
Howard S. Bowker
Donald Hart
Edwin Dodge Hardin l
Massena
N. Y
Sebasco Estates
Walker Cottage
Jack Fitzgerald
Jackson Heights
New Meadows
Beverly
Mass
Walter J. McCourt
Harry Gilmore
Sam Jordan
Emma Ferguson
Dromore Ladies’ Aid
Bowdeinham Village
Elfreda Perkins
Annie Malcolm
Marion Rafnell
Grace Kenney
Celina Desjardins
Allen Thayer
Virginia Gilmore
Marjorie Gilmore
Bohn
Howard Stanton
Wilmington
Del
Channing Wagner
Sebasco
Svendsen
Irene
Ella
Brooklyn
William B. Perry
Frank Spear
Roslindale
Ralph Goss
Litchfield
John D. Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Gilbert Woodman
Kennebec
Herbert Moore
South Hadley
Anna Trott
Ruth Skillings
Joseph Brazier
Joseph Jr
Camp Hawthorn
Raymond
Ralph J. Walker
New Jersey
Spring Lake
Everett Palmer
Elizabeth
Riverside
Weekly Crossword Puzzle List and Clues
A misformatted OCR puzzle page lists across and down clues for a weekly and daily crossword with numerous garbled entries and stray characters, offering a mix of definitions and partial terms. The fragment includes numbers and scattered words, plus an unrelated answer line from a previous puzzle.
Bath built Aras dominates Newport America's Cup coverage
The writer aboard Coast Guard Cutter Argo watched the 1930s era race scene off Newport with Bath-built yachts including Aras, Caroline, Hi Esmoro and Thetis. Press crews and 200 journalists lined the inner patrol as 1,000 spectator boats filled the harbor and Ranger defeated the English challenger in a light wind first race amid crowded quays and lavish hotels.
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Ning
Tioga
Carl Dennett
Boston
Edward J. McMann
Bath Lodge of Elks
Coast Guard
Chalen
Bath
Argo
Thetis
Icarus
New York Papers
Associated Press
Press Association
Newport Harbor
Starling Burgess
Ida Lewis Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Newport
Providence
Newell
Main
Biltmore
Newpoy
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Hugh J. Chisholm
H. E. Manville
Eldridge H. Johnson
Easter Isles
Aras
Leeward
Ranger
Autographed photo from Hoover to Boy Scout on trip
Harry Fullerton son of Mr and Mrs Cecil L Fullerton of 27 Huse street asked J Edgar Hoover for an autographed photograph during a National Jamboree visit to the FBI in Washington. Hoover responded with the autographed photo mailed early this week. Fullerton and peers from Rev Joseph O Purdue’s troop are on a three day trip to Mt Tumbledown. Mrs Charles W Teagle and daughter Loraine visit Eunice Pert in High street. Mr Teagle and children Warren and Phyllis returned after a weekend visit.
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Cecil L. Fullerton
Huse Street
J. Edgar Hoover
Young Fullerton
Boy Scouts of America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Mr. Fullerton
Bureau
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Mt. Tumbledown
Charles W. Teagle
Loraine
West Medford
Mass
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