Bath Times Loyalty and Staff Pledge Support by Publisher
Frank B. Nichols vows Bath Times will continue its tradition of loyalty to the community and support from advertisers. He credits staff dedication and public cooperation for the paper's longevity across wars and changing markets, urging continued local backing and renewal of the organization.
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Philadelphia
Bath
Rosthall
Brodder
Harry C. Webber
Times
Independent
Life
Vic
Milly di Étate
Frank B. Nichols
Democracy and relief from war debts urged as strikes bite
A historical report notes thousands on strike and unemployment rising to about 2.5 million in the United States. It argues wage gains and prices hinder recovery, calling for a return to old-fashioned democracy and broad relief from financing other nations’ crises since 1917.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Narrows Of State Motor Offense Report Page
A garbled report notes multiple intoxication related offenses and fines. George E. Weacasset pleaded guilty in West Bath with a $10 fine and costs of $4.70. Another case mentions a $10 fine and $4.70 costs, with an officer present. A third entry references a $5 fine and $4.70 costs, with discharge.
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Srt Su Aotor
Arrowsic
Wis
George E. Weacasset
West Bath
Motor l
Butler
Publi
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Radio Broadcast Highlights Cresson Biography Autographing
Mrs Margaret French Cresson of Stockbridge Mass appeared on WNAC at 1915 as guest speaker in the Yankee Kitchen program. Brought to Boston by Burton Jones of Harvard University Press, her biography Journey Into Fame of her father David Chester French was being autographed.
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WNAC
Margaret French Cresson
Stockbridge
Mass
Cresson
Boston
Burton Jones
Art and Advertising
Harvard University Press
David Chester French
Washington
Daniel French
Lincoln Memorial
Concord
Motis
Hall of American Artists
New York University
Jennie Sisbey
Jones
Pacific
West Acton
Bath men s boats win in New Meadows race
In New Meadows a Bath men s boats sweep all classes with Den Helda trailing by corrected time after a scratch start. Flying Saucer shows light easterly to place high, while Norma Letson’s Ibrose’s Chunky follows. Top finishers include Flying Saucer and Chunky with Cove and various craft also noted.
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BATH
New Meadows
Jack Verheus
den Helda
Harold P. Agel
Fred Aws
Norma Sere Letson
Ibrose
Resui
Main
Birch Point
Teter Rand
Island
Broart
Bear Islandic
Drake
Uineh Point
Verheus
Sabine
Smit
Pper
P. Smarigham
S Cove
Gs Hawkes
Enaue
Cove
End
Valgener
Nickerson
Bino
Lausala
Craft
Andrews
Brigham’s Cove
Bounty
W. H. Small
Windsor Stables Expansion for Windsor Fair Opens Aug 26
Crowded Windsor stables spur extensive construction to add 133 race horse stalls plus 100 existing, with four new buildings up to 224 by 22 feet and additional cattle and sheep sheds. A three day race meet starts August 26 followed by four days of fair through September 1, Labor Day. President Gordon W. Drew promises top-notch accommodations for livestock and race horses at Windsor Fairgrounds.
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Windsor Stables
Gordon W. Drew
Association
Drew
Windsor Fair Grounds
Manitou trip for Winter Street youth group
A Winter Street group travels to Manitou for a one week camp led by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue. Miss Virginia Adams and others named will accompany. cars will take the group to Camp Manitou and return to Bath, with travel set for August 31.
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Winter Street
Eoren
Manitouashington
Joseph O. Purdue
Rvant
Virginia Adams
Piss Petabeooks
Jason T Robert Lila Mae
Richmo Rowland
Warren Raynes
Ricard Hersom
Douglas Jin
Frank Warren
Washington
Dor
Haat Weetduea
Camp Manitou
Bath
Fragmented economic note yields sparse figures
A garbled OCR snippet suggests a rough estimate of costs or prices but lacks clear values. It mentions per unit terms and potential totals yet no concrete figures or entities are identifiable. The fragment offers little actionable detail beyond a generic financial hint.
Naval Reserve V-6 program seeks volunteers for aviation unit
Interest in the Navy's aviation arm grows as a unit is formed at the Naval Air Station in Bruns am. The program offers a chance to join the air unit, gain flight time, advance in rate, and contribute to the flying effort. Contact the station for more information.
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Navy
Naval Air Station
Brunsam
Cape
Av‘al Aviation
Naval Reserve
Farewell party at Grange Hall for departing pupils
TOONELL PARTY grange held a social farewell for six older youths leaving in September for schools and training. Guests danced with Mrs Esther Andrews and Mrs Alice Smith. old time games amused attendees while refreshments were served by Mrs Deehan and volunteers. Mary Deehan will join Mercy Hospital nursing classes in September.
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Grange
Oréd
Wesley McPhee
Worthley McPhee
Charles Andre, Jr
Morse Highen
Esther Andrews
Alice Smith
Reginald Farnham
Ange
Deehan
Voluna
Mary Deehan
School For Nurses
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Pre-nuptial Shower For Bride-Elect Miss Hoummad
Invitations to celebrate the wedding of Miss M B Hoummad and George Fred Hersom were extended. A pre nuptial shower was hosted by Mrs W McGlinchy at 46 Winter Deck with gifts for the bride to be. Refreshments followed as guests including Mrs Granville Colby and Mrs Sadie Tait gathered to toast the future home and happy union.
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M’barka B. Hoummad
Morocco
George Fred ‘Hersom
Court Street
Winter Street
Puntey
W McGlinchy
Winter Deck
McGlinchy
Richard Hersom
Sadie Tait
Granville Colby
Edward B. Hamblett
Carl B. Swanton
Henry O. McCabe
Ae Field
Dofiald Field
Guy H. Crosby
Ralph Hit Addison
Selma Currievant
Park Street residents return from Miami outing
Mr Gia and Mrs Roy Briggs of Park Street have returned from a two weeks trip to Miami Florida. Briggs served as vacation manager at Sezer store in this city. Mrs Smith of Chicago accompanied them and their daughter joined for part of the journey.
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Gia
Roy Briggs
Park Street
Miami
Fila
Briggs
Sezer
Smith
Chicago
Three Post Students to Boston for Scholarship Banquet
Three Melodic Holmsen scholars Richard Seely Post 88 Presqué and Charles Simmons of Post 93 Brewer will go to Boston for the expenses paid affair. They will attend a Thursday banquet with baseball stars Bob Feller Ted Williams Babe Ruth and Bobby Doerr and were lauded as outstanding students enrolling in June.
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Jonler
Melodin Holmsen
Richard Séely
Presqué
Charles Simmons
Post
Brewer
Boston l
Bob Feller
Ted Williams
Babé Ruth
Bobby Doerr
Paul Holmson
Dummer Street
Wasde
Schol
the Nations Honor Society
Former Lewiston Mayor Hosts Clambake at Summer Home
Ex Mayor Mrs Dominique Tardif and former Pine residents hosted a clambake at Foster estate summer home with boating swimming and games for guests from Portland Lewiston Biddeford Auburn Waterville Augusta Rockland and Bath. Mr Tardif was district manager of the Lewiston branch. A rising vote of thanks thanked Mr and Mrs Tardif for the day’s outing.
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Dominique Tardif
Pinea
Lewiston
Portland
Biddeford
Auburn
Waterville
Augusta
Rockland
Bath
Tardif
Verney Clambake at Brunswick draws large crowd
Verney Corp annual outing in Brunswick attracted about 1000 employees and families at Thomas Point on the New Meadows river. Joseph W. Lar of Rock Hill Inn West and Edward J. Me led a large volunteer team serving about 978 participants the record time of 45 minutes.
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Verey Corp
Brunswick
Thomas’ Point
New Meadows
Joseph W. Larof
Rock Hill Inn
West
Edward J. Me
Bridge Construction Bearings Planned at Sasanoa Site
State High Commission engineers are boring for foundations in the Sasanoa beds near Sasanoa Bluffs at Arrowsie Island northwest tip for a proposed bridge. It is believed a new crossing may replace the old wooden Woolwich West bridge once a decision is made, as the Sasanoa River flows from the Kennebec.
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State Highcommission
Sasanoa R Niear- Sasanoa Bluffs
Arid Tt
Arrowsie Island
Woolwich and
Wesi
Kennebec
ROTARD PAYS non ATt VISIT Continued from Page One
ROTARD PAYS non ATt VISIT reports continued coverage from Page One on events involving Heath club and associated discussions. The piece outlines ongoing visits and remarks by the figure involved, noting context within the Heath club’s activities.
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Rotard
Ater Hyde Memorial and History of Society Officers
A fragmentary note references the Ater Hyde Memorial and the green house, alongside a history of the society and a complete list of officers. Details are limited in the readable text.
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Ater Hyde
Green House
the Society
Veterans Service Center proposal faces Bath Maine debate
The Bath Maine Joint Veterans Service Committee questions federal support and proposes restoring the Veterans Service Center in Oak Hall. The article criticizes the current setup, noting veterans and dependents bear travel costs to Tagus and urging reestablishment to save taxpayers money while easing access to hospitalization and insurance services. The piece contrasts local actions with similar towns and laments the post office veterans roll as neglected.
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Suette March It Was Decided, Preemie At Te A Ee , Ndervice Cen- Boawlan
Tra
Fintan
Bath
Elimin
Tagus
Veterans Service Center
Oak Hall
Joint Veterans Service Committee
Maine
Company Hosts Casco Bay Outing For Employees
Through the paracortyl of Mr and Mrs James A and daughter Mary Orth t the employes of dA lappison Inc oil on cr ater street from Bath and swick were entertained with an all day on and clam on the shores of Casco Bay Harpswell Sunday Private cars conveyed the guests to the shore where at noon a su a e was served with in the party proving they wow to prepare an excel lent bake The bake was made enough so that guests not only partook of dinner but supper as well Bathing swimming hiking and all sorts of out of door sports were participated in by the party and all thoroughly ended the occasion Before the eft for home a vote of anks was extended Clap ison and famil making the Best peat me rs cu when Maison and family Avon Temple Robert Butler
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James A
Mary Orth T
dAlappison, Inc
Crater Street
Bath
Swick
Casco Bay
Harpswell
Clapison
Famil
Maison
Avon Temple
Robert Butler
Social Eight Club Returns From Bath Day Out
Members of the Social Eight Club enjoyed a day trip returning to Bath in the evening after a pleasant afternoon by the shore. A late dinner followed, with several attendees mentioning the ride home as part of a most enjoyable outing.
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Bousge
S Ve
Hentia
Bath
Night storm leaves Bath area without power after long outage
Rain for nearly an hour knocked out power as Minar Wh and Bath areas suffered. Transformers burned and crews worked through the night to repair damage. Power was restored gradually as lines were cleared and temperatures cooled later, with winds shifting northeast and more rain on Saturday.
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Wereat
Alcee
Oewer
Fragmented Old News Card From Somerville Event
Incomplete notes recall a 32 year span with Mrs Harold Annerant of Somerville now Bath and H Sager of Port Chester. Mrs Mark Donaldson of Somerville was absent but the others enjoyed seeing each other again after decades. The group shared memories of beauty and life while greeting old friends.
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Harold Annerant
Som. Somerville
Bath
Ee H. Sager
Port Chester
Mark Donaldson
Somnerville
Boy suffers cut at city pond despite health ban
George Saw five year old son of Edward Savage of Middle Street received a bad cut while wading in a local pond. He was taken by police car to Memorial Hospital and then treated by a local physician. Health officer bans pond but many visitors ignore it amid hot weather. broken bottles and glass litter the area after partial cleaning earlier in the summer.
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George Saw
Edward Savage
Middle Street
Moon
Ee Memorial Hospital
Sine
Fragmented OCR Note on Procedures and Thanks
A partial OCR fragment references an event with a person named in a tone of thanks and mentions a procedure. It includes scattered words about a meeting or action, and a note likely from a newspaper card about an acknowledgment or civic matter. No clear entities or dates are decipherable.
Sebasco Softball Team Opens Season with Victory
An early Sebasco softball game saw the down river outfit defeat an opponent as manager Samu Miguer led the team. Contact Mr Burgess at Sebasco for details on future games and next steps.
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Sebasco
Sarcer Samu Miguer
Ealenge Fa
Ae Forte Tearm
Down River
Bath
Sagadahoc Ferry Mothers Club Plans Aug. 21 Meeting
A brief local item notes the Sagadahoc Ferry Mothers Club has been active this summer with a committee food sale at the Front Street Market in Sant At. At the meeting held the club voted to hold a schoolhouse event on August 21.
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Sagadahoc Ferry Motherslub
Front Street
Sant
Ted Pain
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Billy
Green
Dudley
Manitou
Caereny
Olunteer
Toonell Party
West Bath Grange
Freda Holt
Edward
Foster's
Verney
Gener
Heath Club
Wiliam Sommerville
Jaldine Rice
James A. Clappison
Miss Marty
Social Eight Club
Tf Panks
Ruald
A. Lees
Sealey
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