Evening Workers Annual Sale and Card Party
Evening Workers at the community house held their annual sale and card party on a Tuesday afternoon. Eight card tables were in use with prizes awarded to Mrs. Abram C. Oliver and Mrs. Pred J. Parks. Proceeds benefited the organization’s treasury amid illness keeping Mrs. Benloh McIntire at home. Future events include a Woman's auxiliary meeting and the December community party committee selection, with social rounds and local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram CC
Oliver
Pred J. Parks
Benloh McIntire
Sirs
Harry Cy Williams
Doris Morse
Doris Moir
Houston
Miss Morse
Winfeld W. Morse
Gorham Normal School
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Alle Donots
Robert DP. Manson
Sherman J. Morse
Parker O. Rogers
Richard
Morse
Beulah Melouve
John G. Morse
Zina DB. Tut
Winneyance
Rayo Oliver
Mie Deering
Path
Thippsburg
Prueworthy
New Hampshire
Reeubie
Prises
Chavies
R B Parpham O
Marion Morse
Peinos
Bee
Harry Cl Webber
Charles V. Hewitt, Jr
Wittery
Phursdayight
Ahmon Ro Pevrs
Nine Yard
Percy Morse
Withery Navy Yard
Norther Maine
Morse Saw Mill
Noted changes in Church League season opening
Notes outline team captains for the upcoming Church League with Seneca favored to defend the crown. Gus Meister leads North End while Cornelius Brewster heads Corliss and Bricky McMann runs South End. Lost players include David Black and Carl Oliver from Winter and long-standing members from Universalist and Central squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Gus Meister
North End
Cornelius Brewster
Corliss
Bricky McMann
South End
Bowlers Meet Friday Evening to Form Winter League
Bowling enthusiasts plan a Friday evening meeting at Park alleys to organize a Winter league. Morris Reynolds teams challenges Elmer Dow’s squad to a midweek match on Wednesday night December 7 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Reynolds
Elmer Dow
Thanksgiving Guests Scatter Across Woolwich and Nearby Towns
Numerous residents and visitors from Woolwich, Bath, Dresden, Richmond, Augusta, and Rockland spent Thanksgiving with relatives or at local homes. Names include Mrs. Samuel Moore, Mrs. Tsaae Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Bhen Dana, William Weight, the Wrights, Alfred Perkins, Miss Lillian Leeman, Miss Laura Parnham, Miss Marjorie Trott, Vern Dexter, Miss Marjorie Jones, the Trotts, the Stinsons, and several McIntosh family members among others. Several trips to Portland, Bath City Hospital updates, and local talent shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Moore
Tsaae Wall
Whrton Hodgkins
Dane
Augusta
Bhen Dana
William Weight
Dporthind
Gladys
Wesley Wright
Alfred Perkins
Dresdenix
Milton Carlton
Lillian Leeman
Bath
Charles Alexander
Richmond
Mra
Rachel Gilmore
Jamnes McRarhind
Laura Parnham
Beatrice
Elzabeth Wright
Winfield Wright
Leroy Jameson
Merle
Warren
G. M. Stinson
Porthind
Martin
Laura Mannhein
Flora Leonard
Marjorie Trott
A. Bh. Trott
Vern Dexter
Bath City Hospital
Marjorie Jones
Waterville
Chopps
Maes
Artell Playward
Leslie Bailes
Dresden Mills
Reed Morin
Hollis Leeman
Arthur Pigward
Dee O
Brida
Nellie Reed
Hazel
Waldo Allen
Newcastle
Thazel
Waldo
Lincoln
Clarence Baker
Irving
Thelma
Bath City
Carl Perkins
D Portland
Duncan McIntosh
Harvey Henderson
Henderson
Frank J. Windker
Tronlen
Tie
Awit
Roy McIntosh
Boston
Roland
Pine Tree Academy
Dimeon McIntosh
Maw
Edgar Rhinehe
George Shin
Alden Richardson
Lemont Street
Mer
Howard Pratt
Bernard Pratt
Hyde Park
Mass
Uncle Sam Uses 10,480,000 Pounds of Sugar Yearly
An article notes Americans consume 65 pounds more sugar per person annually than any other nation, using 10.48 billion pounds for U S needs while world use reaches 32 billion pounds. It cites domestic beet and cane production totals and high import reliance. It also mentions a social note on Carrie Stone of Topsham visiting ties to Mrs Yule and Mrs Bucknam, plus a crude oil hand at mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Carrie Stone
Topsham
William Yule
Upper Washington Street
Sarah Bucknam
Loie Bucknam
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bucknow
Soldiers trained as veterinarians at Army Veterinary School
The Army Veterinary School at the Medical Center in Washington trains a limited number of veterinary service personnel each year. The five month program covers meat and dairy hygiene administration gainment management and enlisted training with lectures by federal experts and practical inspections. Graduates gain skills for federal meat dairy inspection and veterinary service administration within the army and civil life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
Medical Center
Washington
Army Veterinary School
Veterinary Service
United States Army Recruiting News
Department of Neat
Dairy Hygiene
E¢Hiss
Department of Administration
Bakers
Department of Enlisted Training
Local residents share travel plans and visits around Bath
Andrew Jack of Meadowbrook plans a Boston trip for work while Morse discusses a Pacific journey. numerous Bath residents visit, move, or host relatives during Thanksgiving week, including Carlson, Perry, Oliver, and Barbour households, with holiday travel and home repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jack
Meadowbrook
Boston
Geen
Nocc Morse
Ono
California
Phi
Mrv
Phiwry
Mreoa
Brie Carlson
Darke Head
Bath
Dromere Grange
Winship Reed
Path
Johnson House
Stonybrook Road
W.K. Bowker
Rodney Wyant
Andrew Bhiele
Harold Atwood
Parred
Wow Bartlet
Aick
I TE
Stacey Gree
Porthos
Mharida
Ihes
Mroo
Bls
Ques Mies
H. AL Oliver
W.ov
Percy
Diiies
Cox's
North
Tereen
Ned
Mars
Martin Ghoodwin
Concord
Mass
Sumner
Cox's Head
Mr.o
Eugene @ Perry
George de Pease
Oliver
Dee
Removal of Snow from Highways Spurred by Maine Leaders
A large delegation of municipal officers met at the State Highway Commission conference in Thaleof Represent attives to discuss expanding road work. Governor Ralph Brewster urged faster completion of hard surfaced roads to improve Maine access for three more months annually and boost local economies as winter assets are turned into ongoing dividends. He highlighted a goal of linking Boston to Bangor by motor, with broader community connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Clyde Hi, Smith
Skowhegan
Ralph ©. Brewster
Maine
Brewster
Boston
Bangor
Novelty Teddy Bears Arrive for Christies at City Shop
Christies hosts a display of City Chat teddy bears that move with a light body press, baffling those unfamiliar with the toy. Merrill, Inc. showcased the bears on Wednesday as part of the store’s latest novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christies
Ridge. Merrill, Inc
Wooden Shipyard of New England Not a Dead Issue
A historical Commerce Department survey of New England wooden shipbuilding shows rising sales and output in recent years, with 63 percent of production sold within the region and 25 plants in Massachusetts. The study notes plant counts, employment, exports, and distribution patterns amid regional factors like harbors and raw material access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooden Shipyard OF
New England
Kingdow Couneih i Hersek
Dromestic Commerce Division
United States Department of Commerce
Ano
New Henuhand
Tle New Enghae! Council
Department of Commerce
Uaritest States Department of Commerce
Laga Court
Tellak Sades
New Eaghind
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode
Massichusetts
Gianni Ber
Woden Shipbuilding
Havana Sandwiches Delight Travelers and locals worldwide
Globe trotting readers praise the Thivana sandwich as the largest and most delicious meal in Havana. Descriptions cover bread, pork, ham, salami, beef, bologna, cheese, pickles, and mustard with a 10 cent coffee scene nearby. Also notes Chinese fruit shops, iced melon slices, and Cuban sanitation. A Grange cooperative in Jasper County forms to aid farmers with purchases and sales, emphasizing cash on delivery and no credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Trotters
Grange
Jasper County
Ralph W. Smith
Grange Cooperative
Bath Notes Highlight Local Events And Incidents
Bath readers learn of court actions and jail detentions, whist events, social dances at Masonic hall, a blast of local weather and flood impacts, a Kennebec bridge sketch, and community notices on property transfers and business moves in Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover King
San “Jose
Calif
Independent
Kennebec Bridge
Work Begins on Lewiston Garage Site on Commercial Street
About 25 men started excavation Tuesday morning for the Lewiston Duke Cows garage project on Commercial Street. Site stakes and clearing indicate a foundation will be laid, and the new garage is expected to be among the city’s largest. Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell have moved to Tage Street after a wedding trip. Mr Mitchell works for Radbh J Seehaus Co on Commercial Street, and Mrs Mitchell was formerly Miss Ithelyn Davis of Free York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Oak and
North
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Lewiston Duek Cows
Geenrsl
Charles Mitchell
Tage Street
Mussieluselts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Reeders
Aman
Great Northern Paper Co
Frank Talbot
Kittery
Charles I. Hewitt
Charles Ih. Hewitt, Jr
Charles T. Small di
Northeastern University
Charles
Lower High Street
Winthrop
Blanton Edwards
Ammeline Edwards
Lering D. Small
West Bath
Charles Stinson
Gloucester
Church League
Winter
David Black
Carl Oliver
Wesley
Red Davis
Alec Burden
Seth Snipe
Kenney Orr
Dad Leavitt
Charlie MacDonald
Mark Jackson
David Mullen
Don Wilson
Universalist
Longley
Alec MacDonald
Brown
Norway Medicine
Woolwich
Benk
Kennebec
Department of
Phippsburg
Nathaniel Morse
Pacific Coast
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
WGY
Eugene Goosens
New Laurels
Rochester
Hollywood Bowl
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Vladimir Rosing
Washington Street
Langdon T. Snipe
Mary Gibbons
Havana
Bath Savings Institution
Stetmer
Walter Dh
Por
Jamies Guynn
Nwausta
King
Sto Miurv
Gorrish
Punk Gurney
James McLeuchiin
John AM. Conley
Henry Diseins
Brunswick
Hiodel
Great Norther Paper A. Wert
Iwen
Aire Hein
Springfield Republican
Constitution
Charlestown Naivy Yard
Bathaman
John A. Reed
Masonic Hall
Riin
Porth
Bruaswiel
Tdeenjamin TT
Woodside
Georgetown Center
Eo Opin
Sallumhiv
H. A. Bates
T Hardings
William T. Grover
Auburn
Bath Legion Building Corporation
Henry R. White
Building Corporation
Roland H. Smith Post
The
Legion
Oak
Washington Streets
Mronk J. Darbon
Saco
Grace
Gurbank
Teneher
Taddeford
Vermont
Great Dees
Vitel
Montpelier
Sammy
Forward Cook
Luhee
Moats
Tee
Mary F. Barerett
Percy & Small Yard
Iarbor
Walter J. Whitney
Nolind& Callahan, Thoston
Salmon River
N. T
Sagadahoe
Boothbay
Joloe Hancock Life Insurance Co
Ames
Bath National Bank
Masoanie Temple
Jamz Rill, & Co
Bridge
Jewelers
Congress Street
Portland
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