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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

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Native of Bath Leads Springfield Garden Labor Effort

William H. Van Scoy of Bath, son of Mrs. Frank Higgins, chairs the West Springfield and Indian Orchard community gardens in Springfield Mass. The projects provide work for unemployed residents, reduce welfare costs, and operate under a dual governing-board system. The gardens, praised by regional agronomists, span 154 plots with weekly ratings, monthly inspections, and cash prizes. Police-trained gardeners patrol at night to deter theft.

Bath William H. van Scoy Frank Higgins Middle Street Springfield Mass van Scoy Morse High School Lewiston Bliss College Lasalle Correspondence School Massachusetts Indian Orchard Memorial Avenue West Springfield Amherst Massachusetts State College Indian Orchard Gardens William van Scoy Charles H. Stowers A. J. McNeil Alerandi Neill Gilbert View Albert Deblois Charles Gagne Dolor Mercure Edmond Trombley Lower State Street Otis Hall Hampden County Improvement League Snyder

Gravity studies by Navy officer on Morgan yacht Corsair

New York reports lieutenant E J Brown on J Pierpont Morgan's former yacht Corsair now an Oceanographer for the Coast and Geodetic Survey. He designed a mobile gravity apparatus speeding field observations, aiding earth curvature measurement and crust studies, with uses from Hawaii time signals to potential mineral location.

New York J. Pierpont Morgan Corsair United States Coast and Geodetic Survey E. J. Brown Navy Yard Pier 10 Georges’ Banks Nantucket Samuel M. Crothers Cambridge Weather Bureau Lieutenant Brown Washington United States Commerce Building Washington, D. C Coast and Geodetic Survey Department of Commerce Brown Naval Observatory Naval Communications Service R. S. Patton Bureau Division of Geodesy Hawaii Alabama Division of Geology and Geography National Research Council Black Hills South Dakota

Posture and Grooming Lesson by Clothing Expert

Miss Helen Spaulding Extension Clothing Specialist spoke to 150 women at West Bath during Farm Bureau and Grange day on posture, grooming, and health. She urged proper carriage, fitted shoes, daily outdoor activity, rest, cheerful thoughts, and careful cosmetics to improve appearance and well being.

Helen Spaulding West Bath Farm Bureau Grange Miss Spaulding Donnell Homestead

Care of Children Talk At Rosedale Farm West Bath

Mrs. Rena C. Bowles of the University of Maine spoke to about 200 women at Rosedale Farm during the Twin County Farm Bureau Field Day and Sagadahoc Androscoggin Pomona Granges auto tour. She urged allowing child initiative, guiding imagination, and kindness in obedience while avoiding falsehoods to maintain trust.

Rosedale Farm West Bath Rena C. Bowles University of Maine Orono Maine Twin County New Meadows Bowles

Enjoyable Birthday Party at Old Ladies Home

Members of the Old Ladies' Home and guests celebrated Miss Olive Thompson's 98th birthday with flowers from John H. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes of Montclair. Also honored were Grace Leavitt and Lyde M. Sampson on upcoming birthdays as 27 attendees wore old fashioned costumes and were entertained by Miss Mary Anne Wentworth. Cakes and ice cream were served. Rosina Bates returned to Springfield after two weeks in Bath.

Old Ladies Olive Thompson Miss Thompson John H. Hyde J. R. Hughes Montclair N. J Hughes Carita R. Wentworth Albert H. Shaw John O. McBear

Democrats Hold Open Air Rally in Bath

Democratic rally in Bath during a Lewiston Brigade concert drew large crowds in Sagadahoc County. Speakers included James B. Perkins and John P. Carey Jr with endorsements for Louis J. Brann and criticism of Hoover and the Republicans. Legion members collected contributions as the concert continued after a brief break.

Sagadahoc County Bath Lewiston Brigade Roland Smith Post A. L Legion John J. Mulcahy John P. Carey Jr Ralph C. Covel Ernest F. Kelley B. Bediman James Lester Morse Phippsburg John W. McCormack Massachusetts Perkins Louis J. Brann Lewiston Judge Brann Maine Carey Waldoboro Governor and Highway Commission Executive Council Hoover Republican Party McCormack United States Congress Federal Farm Board The

Indian Relics Found in Phippsburg Gravel Bed

Workmen digging gravel near Cox's Head at the stone schoolhouse in Phippsburg uncovered a buried Indian fireplace with charred sticks and a finely preserved stone knife. They will continue searching for more relics, hoping to indicate an early settlement in the area.

Cox’s Head Phippsburg

Mrs Dynnells and party return from Bethlehem visit

Mrs Frederick Dynnells Miss Agnes Humphreys Miss Doris Dyer and Frederick W Humphreys are home Sunday after spending Saturday and Sunday at Bethlehem and a day at the Sinclair hotel.

Frederick Dynnells Agnes Humphreys Doris Dyer Frederick W. Humphreys Bethlehem Gee Sinclair Hotel

Farm Field Day Tour Delights Maine Agriculturists

Androscoggin and Sagadahoc county Farm Bureau and grange members toured farms near West Bath. They viewed Guernsey cattle at Llewellyn D. Rogers and alfalfa and poultry at Earle C. Donnell and Rose family holdings. Edna Higgins Oak Hill Poultry Ranch showed 1400 White Leghorn hens. Lunch at New Meadows river, then talks on child care, clothing, posture, and dairy farming costs and pasture rotation led by county agents and specialists. Attendance surpassed last year with over 80 cars.

Androscoggin Sagadahoc Rosedale Farm Rose Edna M. Higgins Oak Hill Maine New Meadows Joseph W. Larrabee Frank B. Day Durham Farm Bureau Charles L. Eastman Emily Rideout Rena Campbell Bowles Helen Spaulding Bowles Orono Miss Spaulding R. F. Talbot Mr. Eastman Harold J. Shaw Sanford Timothy Shaw Executive Committee

Two Engagements Announced In Bath Families

Mr. and Mrs. Osgood M. Redlon of West Bath announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn O. Redlon to Bath groom Alex A. Burden. At the same time Mr. and Mrs. Angus E. Burden announce daughter Pauline A. Burden to Abbott H. Redlon.

Osgood M. Redlon West Bath Evelyn O. Redlon Alex A. Burden Bath Angus E. Burden Highland Street Pauline A. Burden Abbott H. Redlon Miss Redlon Morse High School Shaw's Business College Miss Burden Redlon O. M. Redlon Burden Bath Savings Institution

Farm Bureau and Grangers Tour West Bath Farms

A large procession with nearly 100 automobiles toured West Bath visiting several prosperous farms during a field day. The group paused for lunch with members camping along the route near a Boy Scouts tent.

Farm Bureau and Grangers Boy Scouts West Bath

Sabino Day Draws Large Crowd At Field Day Event

Sabino Improvement Association held its annual field day with 90 attendees enjoying a supper by Sabino women led by Mrs. Horace W. Aiken. Entertainment featured Mrs Bernice E. Sturtevant, Miss Betty McNary, and Dee McNary with Jack Eade, followed by dancing to Mel Robbins and his Music Makers.

The Sabino Improvement Association Association Sabine Horace W. Aiken Beachmont Mass Sabino Hall Ralph McNary Marblehead Jack Eade Peabody Bernice E. Sturtevant Bath Mel Robbins Albert Morse Winnegance Mental Deipe

Handtubs contend at State Master with Bath victory delayed

The State Master event in Skowhegan saw Bath handtubs Senator Baxter and Sagadahock take second and third in Class A, while the Niagara of Brunswick won first with 195 ft ½ in. Sagadahock led the Bath contingent with 181 ft 3½ in. and Bath residents celebrated a strong showing despite missing top honors. The Niagara also swept second class, while Sagadahock pursued the main title amid a Bath turnout of over 150 red jackets and Battery H.

Niagara Brunswick Senator Baxter Bath Sagadahock General Berry Rockland Baw Beese Waldoboro Saco Andrescoggin Topsham Baxter Skowhegan Niagara of Brunswick Baxters Sagadays Tule Sagadahocks Androscoggins R. H. Counce Thomaston Sagaday Bath Red Jackets Lieut. Holmes Fair Grounds

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