Maine Red Cross Convenes Aug 23 24 at Lakewood
State and national leaders, including Vice Chairman Fieser and James T. Nicholson, travel from Washington to Maine for a two day Lakewood conference August 23 24 addressing Red Cross activities in the state. Attendees from all 30 Maine chapters urged to attend and discuss the roll call enrollment beginning November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieser
Nicholson
Washington
Maine
Red Cross
Lakewood
James L. Fieser
Mississippi Valley
Pieser
James T. Nicholson
Round Table
Elmer
Harris
Skowhegan
Worith Soule
Maine State Department of Health
TLC
Marden
Waterville
Bath Girl Receives University Degree
Miss Sarah G. Black of Bath received the bachelor of science in education from Thantons University at the second annual post summer session commencement. The Aug start has become a formal exercise in Boston University tradition, with President Emeritus Huntington presiding in place of Daniel J. Marsh who is in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thantons University
Sarah G. Black
Bath
School of Education
Severn
Boston University
Historic
Jacob Sleeperhall
William Edwards Huntington
Daniel J. Marsh
Europe
Emeritus Huntington
Personal notes from a Maine town report
Kenneth Lennox of Portland plans a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs George Lennox on Middle street Raymond Small resumes duties at the local Y M C A Monday as assistant secretary after vacationing at Sabine Mr and Mrs Chester N Marr and family of Camden New Jersey are visiting Mrs Mary E Marr on High street Ex Governor Percival P Baxter visited Bath with his brother Hon Rupert H Baxter They leave Tuesday to spend the week at Grants Kennebago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lennox
Portland
George Lennox
Middle Street
Raymond Small
Y. M
Sabine
Chester N. Marr
Camden
N. J
Marr
Mary E. Marr
High Street
Percival P. Baxter
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Grant
Kennebago
Fitzgerald Auction Draws Dense Crowd From Nearby Resorts
A large turnout of out of town visitors attended the Fitzgerald Brow public auction on Tuesday with the sale continuing Wednesday. A hooked art square, Queen Anne chairs, and a variety of hooked rugs and antique furniture drew interest. Notables from Augusta, Lakewood, Skowhegan, Providence, and New York were among the attendees, including Mr. Culleuin, Brank St. York, Judge Malward C. Stiness, and Mrs. Blanche Lowthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Fitzgerald Brow
Chili
Blanche Lowthrop
Portland
Boo, Devine
Worthand
Elizabeth Olmstead
Brookline
Maxs
Manchester
Martha ‘Roll
Rockford
Iineis
Massachusetts man pays fine in auto case
Arthur J. Chaisson of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts pleaded guilty to reckless driving after his Pontiac struck William Gould a Bowdoinham farmer as he drove cows to pasture. The accident occurred about 7 40 on the way to Prince Edward Island. Gould suffered a dislocated right shoulder and is improving. Civil action for 2500 damages to be brought against car owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Chaisson
Cable Street
Jamaica Wiain
Mass
William Hf. Gould
Bowdeingham
James Thanes
Chaissen
Stoury Perry
Carvallix Street
Chelsea
Maia
Arthur Rosenault
Spencer Avenue
Prince Eadward Island
Gould
Automobilists
Desen
Brunswick Hospital
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Largest radio banquet chain to broadcast Sept 21
Three broadcasting chains will join in the Fourth Annual Radio Industries Banquet on Wednesday September 21. National and Columbia networks lead the coverage with WEAF WIZ and 16 Columbia stations. Merlin H L Aylesworth heads a sub-committee planning the hookup for 300 entertainers across Greater New York and beyond. Efforts aim to include the Orange network on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Industries
Radio
Paul Ki. Klugh
National Broadcasting Co
WEAF
WIZ
New Columbia Broadcasting Chain
Greater New York
Merlin HL Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Committee
Oan
Orange
the Nations Broadcasting Co
Pueitie
Marriage secret kept nearly a year by Lovejoy and Ford
Miss Margaret Lovejoy formerly of Bath and Roland WH Ford of Concord N H were married last Sept 9 and kept it secret for nearly a year. Lovejoys parents Mr and Mrs George W Lovejoy live in Concord. Ford is a well known athlete and the couple disclosed the marriage when leaving for two weeks at York Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lovejoy
Bath
Roland WH. Ford
Concord
N. HL
Miss Lovejoy
George W. Lovejoy
N. He
Mr. Ford
York Beach
Bath residents and visitors highlight busy social week
Miss Marcia Moulton of the Bath Savings Institution is on vacation. Dr and Mrs Harry Mitchell of Gare diner, formerly of Bath, were Bath visitors Tuesday. Miss Bernice Carr spending the Summer at Popham Beach was a Bath visitor Wednesday. Mrs R H Pearson of Worcester Mass is visiting Squirrel Island. Miss Helen Newell hosted friends at her Washington street home Tuesday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Schouwler of Philadelphia visits her brother Rey C M Tubbs and family on High street. Mrs Francis G Cooke leaves Thursday after visiting in the city. Mrs Langdon Thaxter and daughter Marjorie spend a few days in Augusta with Mia Thaxter's brother Milton B Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moulton
Bath Savings Institution
Harry Mitchell
Gare Diner
Bath
Bernice Carr
Popham Beach
R. HH. Pearson
Worcester
Mass
Squirrel Island
Helen Newell
Washington Street
Elizabeth Schouwler
Philadelphia
Rey
C. M. Tubbs
High Street
Francis G. Cooke
Langdon Thaxter
Marjorie
Augusta
Mia
Thexter
Milton
Kimball
Winnegance Birthday Party at Mrs Owen's Sabine Summer Home
A large Evening Workers gathering at Mrs Sh A Owen's Sabine summer home celebrated August birthdays including Mrs Carrie Knight and Mrs Marie Mareo. Guests traveled by ex-escort from Joseph N Day and others enjoyed fishing clamming and meals with gifts and cards for celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
H. A. Owen
Sh. A. Owen
Joseph N. Day
Omar Verry
Charles Fh. Preble
Elbridge J. Mateo
Carrie Knight
Marie Mareo
Charlotte Owen
Charles KF
Preble
Cleora Coombs
Mir, Qu
Mrs. Ohwen
Bath Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Weekly Notes
Arthur Thomas of Vinalhaven visits Bath with the Tobeys and Averys. Oliver Webster attends a Strand Theatre showing in Bath. Constance Morin and Anne Lailey of Toronto visit Sagadahoc Camp at Georgetown. The Baldwins and others visit Mrs Harris of Taunton. Blarris’ cousin Mrs Eugene Reynolds of Robin Hood is mentioned. Blaherty family expects to move to Washington Street from Bath City Hospital. H. E. Sanborn and Lewiston partner vacation at Minott's Cove. Dr H F Morin and Miss Constance Grange return from Quebec with Helen Grange visiting. Bob Grindell of 675 Middle Street reappears after illness. Irene Dolby of Providence visits Miss Sadie Coombs. Holby, a Philippine missionary, on furlough and to teach in Graniteville in fall. After 30 years the Maine Music Festival plans one Bangor concert. Western Maine Music Festival disbanded. Dr William R R Chapman will recruit artists for the Bangor concert but won’t manage due to neuritis.
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Constance Morin
Anne Lailey
Toronto
Can
Sagadahoc Cmp
Georgetown
Herbert Borden
J. C. Harris
Taunton
Mass
Blarris
Eugene Reynolds
Robinhood
Andrew CC. Flaherty
Andrew Conroy Blaherty
Washington Street
Bath City Hospital
H. E. Sanborn
Lewiston
Minott’s Cove
Mr. Sanborn
Woolworth
H. F. Morin
Constance Grange
Quebec
Helen Grange
PL Bh. Morin
Thomas J. Grindell
Middle Street
Bob
Havey Fr. Morin
Irene Dolby
Providence
IR. 1
Sadie Coombs
Corliss Street
Holby
Philippine Islands
Farmington
Graniteville
SR. 1
Eastern Maine Music Festival Association
Bangor
Worthind
Western Maine Music Festival Association
William RR. Chapman
Chapman
Fords Return After Week With Stearns Family
Ford children have returned home after spending a week with Mr and Mrs William Stearns on Middle Street following a visit with Mr Stearns' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fords
Annual tea and bazaar at Mere Point
A community event hosts an annual tea and bazaar at Mere Point on Thursday afternoon. Local volunteers organize the gathering with refreshments, crafts, and charity drives. Proceeds support neighborhood programs and needed services.
YOUNGEST FEDERAL JUDGE VISITS SEBASCO GUESTS
Judge Orie L. Phillips of Albuquerque and Mrs Phillips arrived Saturday noon to stay with United States Circuit Judge and Mrs William Kenyon at the Sebasco summer home. Phillips, presiding over New Mexico district court, is noted as the country’s youngest federal judge, appointed in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie L. Phillips
Alburqueque
N. M
United States Circuit
William 8. Kenyon
SebAsco
Phillips
District Court For
New México
Military Funeral Given Dr F H Rogers
Dr F H Rogers funeral held in Waterbury Connecticut with military honors and a large turnout from Waterbury National Guard units. Officers from the 102d Regiment and local detachments attended, with a gun caisson bearers and full military burial rites at Woodtick cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Rogers
Hy. J. Stettbacher
Joseph Henderson
Frank Bailey
Dennis OS. O'Conner
Winfield KK. Wight
Thomaston
Robert Birt
Waterbury Lodge of
Elks
Rogers
Charles Williams
Woodtick Cemetery
Cavsson
Strickland
Maj
Howley
Duffy
Arthur Brindley
George O'Connell
Montsweag Notes on Meetings and Picnic Postponement
Montsweag notes Rev Ellery Aldridge and family closed evangelistic meetings and moved to Enfield for a new campaign. The Montsweag Community Picnic is postponed to Aug 26 at Hillcrest parsonage with an evening lawn party. Miss Evelyn Hogdon returning from Cobbleskill will oversee sports. Rev Arnold Pent to preach at Montsweag Baptist Sunday fore noon on Back to Bethel and speak at Nequasset Congregational Sunday evening with community orchestra and local solos. A business meeting of Montsweag Baptist church is Friday evening at 5:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery G. Aldridge
Montsweag
Enfield
Hillcrest Parsonage
Evelyn Hogdon
Cobbleskill
N.Y
Arnold Pent
Church of the Fundamentals
Boston
Wil
Baptist Church
Bethel
Nequasset
John Carter
Phippsburg Guests At Totman Library This Week
Assistant State Librarian Eleanor Fuller and many visitors from out of town called at the Albert F Totman Memorial Library this week. Residents and summer guests from Black Shear Georgia Cuanden N Y and Revere Mass were noted along with local families visiting Perry and Morse households at the Basin. A road hearing before Justice Spear about a new county road at Popham Beach is set for Monday at 10 a.m. All interested are urged to attend. There are summer residents at Bridgewater on the New Meadows, planning to build soon, and road conditions prompt petitions for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Fuller
State Library
Augusia
Albert BL
Potarut
Isabelle Sprague
Blackshear
EE. Wyman
Cuanden
N. O
Rose Wyman
Easefoston
Mere
Annie Tovey
Tevere
William JB. Perry
Doris Pepey
Bowker
Clara Derry
Perry Farm
the Basin
Woodbury Shaylor
Georgina Shaylor
Falmouth
James
Perry
Basin
Mass
Prank Young Anl
Betty
Gloversville
N.Y
Merv
Eldric Morse
Fred Wirt
Ganee Brown
Stroneyieak
SC. Shepherd
Revere
Rue Hovey
George Costello
Newak
Stoneybrook
Read
Elmer ‘Pibbetts
Leaner
Hyde
George Robertson
Norway
William Smart
Trenry
Isabelle
George C. Pease
Belce
Popham Beach
Albert M. Spear
Court House
Bridgewater
New Meadows
Obituary: Daniel A MaccInnes Former Bath Shipyard Worker
Daniel A MaccInnes died suddenly Monday evening at his daughter Mrs Chester Varney's Lisbon Falls home after a day of normal health. Born in Sydney Cape Breton he moved to Bath as a young man and worked long in the shipyards. An attendant of Beacon Street Methodist church he had many friends in Bath. Survived by his wife several children and grandchildren interment will be in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. MaccInnes
Bath
Chester Varney
Lisbon Falls
Tie
Sydney
Cape Breton
N.S
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Funeral of Mrs Mabel Trene at Shaw Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Mabel Trene wife of Ralph Lewis was held Tuesday afternoon at 2.80 at her home 15 Shaw Street Rev L F Mann of the Nazarene church officiating Bearers were Phirry Leask Hareld Holbrook Clarence Var ney and Alton Lewis Burial was in Oak Cireve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Trene
Ralph Lewis
Shaw Street
L. F. Mann
the Nazarene Church
Phirry Leask
Hareld Holbrook
Clarence Varney
Alton Lewis
Oak Cireve
Bankrupts Handy case opened in Rockland creditors meet
Referee in Bankruptcy William T. Slall held the first meeting of creditors Wednesday in the matter of Jesse J. Handy of Camden. Recent social visits included Mrs. George H. Coombs and daughter Elinor Coombs of Cherry Street visiting Pine Tree Farm Arrowsie, and Mrs. Frank Beals departing for Hartford Conn to see daughter Mrs. Alfred Jean and son William Beals in Hyde Park Mass. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Ray Triggs and son Morton with Mrs Inez Cross of Lynn Mass visiting their relatives in Dennisville after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Slall
Rockland
Jesse J. Handy
Camden
George H. Coombs
Elinor Coombs
Cherry Street
T. O. Steen
Pine Tree Farm
Arrowsie
Frank Beals
Hartford
Conn
Alfred Jean
Beals
William Beals
Social notes of Bath area visitors and travelers
Miss Margaret Huse left Tuesday for Old Orchard to visit Miss Charlotte Artis formerly of Tath. Mr and Mrs Clyde MacKinnon visit Capt George MacKinnon in Tarmouth NS aboard the King George which runs Boston to Nova Scotia. Mrs Frederic Baker and family have been in Bath and join Mr Baker at York Beach before returning to Claymont Del. Charles T Jackson visited Portland and toured Lincoln county then dined with Nelson TL Jackson formerly of Bath. Mr and Mrs Herbert KE Stevens of Dorchester formerly of Bath are in Bath with friends. Stevens a retired Boston police officer. Mr and Mrs William Bucklin of Malden are to spend a week in Bath and Foster's Point. Bucklin known as Spike from Morse High. The marriage took place Friday Aug … Malden, Joseph Doyle arriving for a vacation trip. Miss Alice T Dunn of Cincinnati returns after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson of Middle Street. She traveled from New York State with Mrs Fred J Peterson. Peterson expects her husband to drive home, he having been an ensign in the navy stationed at the Bath ce Works during destroyer building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Huse
Old Orchard
Charlotte Artis
Tath
Clyde MacKinnon
Mr. MacKinnon
Capt
George MacKinnon
Tarmouth
N.S
MacKinnon
Boston
Nova Scotia
Frederic Baker
Mar
John Pred
Wilson Smith
Bath
York Beach
Baker
Claymont
Del
Charles T. Jackson
Portland
Lincoln County
Nelson TL
Jackson
Southport
Herbert KE. Stevens
Dorchester
Mass
Stevens
William Bucklin
Malden
Mas
Foster's Point
Bucklin
Spike
Morse High
Joseph Doyle
New York
Alice T. Dunn
Cincinnati
Middle Street
New York State
Fred J. Peterson
Farm and livestock notes from early agricultural text
The article discusses Farm 3 and home improvements on U.S. farms with value estimates for mints and poultry, notes on New York and Iowa poultry production, farm layout tips for windbreaks and sanitation, and guidance on barns drains and lighting. It covers crop insurance concepts, baby chick markets, calf feeding, fly control, and general farm economics and management.
FOSTERS NATURE STUDY IN NORTH WILKES-BARRE
Rev Joseph Margus pastor of a Slovak congregation moves parish children and others to learn by nature. Nature Magazine has secured a tract of thirty acres where bird and wildlife life are to be propagated and nurtured for educational inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Margus
North Wilkes-Barre
Nature Magazine
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