North Center P T A hears Sister Margaret Mary on Maine home
A large audience at the North Center P T A meeting in the parish house heard Sister Margaret Mary mother of the House of the Good Shepherd Gardiner discuss the Maine home and its 42 years of service to children. The group approved benevolence spending for Christmas clothing and pledged milk for the Center Street school. Additional notes covered glasses for a pupil, candy committee results, and plans for an all day sewing session December 13 to make Red Cross garments with volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Margaret Mary
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Kinte
Fortunst
Artrew J. Nichels
Center Street
Charles R. Farnham
Red Cross
Carl C. Anderson
Harold S. Avery
Edwin R. Andrews
Harry F. Morin
John C. Fitzgerald
William E. Palmer
Reginald Stacy
Marius H Page
Bank T. Dougherty
Arthur W. King
Stanley Brown
William R. Freeman
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Christmas Sale Plans Of South End P T A
Members of the South End P T A prepared for the December 15 sale with a busy Tuesday in Washington streets rooms. They quilted, made night gowns for the Red Cross, packed 500 candy bags, and sewed aprons while hosting a noon New England boiled dinner for 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Arthur C. Lemont
N. Grate Jackson
P.T. A
Charles D. Perry
Association
Hit and run injures Grace Stevens near Newcastle
Mrs Grace Stevens was struck by a hit and run driver on River road near Frei Cormier's home in Newcastle. She was conscious after the collision and later taken to Memorial hospital where doctors treated a badly broken ankle and facial bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Roy W. Teed
Miss Stevens
Memorial Hospital
Tea and Coffee Route Men and Foot Specialist Wanted
National company seeks 3 able men for steady consumer routes. Reliable workers needed 6 to 7 hours daily for about 37.50 weekly. Address Albert Mills Route Manager 735 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio. Also foot specialist Chiropodist Dr Arthur Gebhard at 109 Front Street. 11 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Reliable National Company
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Arthur Gebhard
Front Street
West Bath Grange elects Bernard Henderson master youngest yet
Bernard Henderson, of West Bath Grange No. 154, elected master Monday night, the youngest in the history of the order. Other officers named include James A. Thurston as overseer, Miss Alice F. Jonson as lecturer, Kenneth Smith as steward, and William H. White as chaplain. The Pomona and Flora offices' election was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bernard Henderson
West Bath
William H. White
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
East Brunswick
Pomona
Flora
E. Mason Wright
The
Grange
Eva J. Lemont
Marion Plummer
Dorothy A. Welch
Leland
Plummer
Herbert L. Simpson
George A. Chase
Edwin W. Haggett
George R. Ingraham
Henry J. White
David Fields
Charles T. Henderson
Harold E. Freeman
Women’s Auxiliary Hosts Men’s Club Gathering at Winter Street
Nearly 100 attendees filled Winter Street church social rooms as the Women’s Auxiliary entertained the Men’s Club and wives. A program directed by Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Jr. featured an advance showing of the 1933 Chevrolet Town Car, with demonstrations by Mrs. Arthur Crockett and assistants. The Winter Street Band and Rice club debuted for the season under Mrs. Hewitt, with solos by several women and refreshments served by the December committee. The Auxiliary’s next meeting is set for December 19 with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Arthur Crockett
Besse Hunt
Henry McCabe
Harry Horne
Rlce Club
Hewitt
Fred Sturtevant
Jason Merrill
Richard Hersom
Carleton Rice
Besie Hunt
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Charles E. Plaisted
Charles €. "Hewitt, Jr
Fred P. Emmons
Archie Doyle
Olney Perry
Clifford Wilband
Degrees in Three Lodge Teams Discussed by Bath Guests
Pejepscot and Arambec lodges discussed forming degree teams at Lincoln lodge Bath. Each team would specialize in one degree and work it on the other two lodges. Moorehead Lake closes for season as ice thickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pejepscot Lodge
Brunswick
Arambec Lodge
Wiscasset
Lincoln Lodge
Bath
Noble
Henry T. B. Leeman
Walter I. Norton
Frank H. Beal
Jepscoge
White Ribboners Call For Prohibition Support In Bath
The Bath Union of the National W C T U held a prayer service at the Salvation Army hall led by Mrs. Charles H. Berry with Miss Oma h C Trott at the piano. They urged Congress to retain the 18th Amendment and planned notes to be sent to their representatives. The L T L group met after with Miss Oman Tritt in charge and Lizzie B C Chaney absent due to a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Union
Salvation Army Hall
Washington
Charles H. Berry
Omah C. Trott
White Ribboners
Salvation Army
All Souls
L. A. Ha
Oman Tritt
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Forward steps taken after Waterville Boys Conference
A local Y M C A report lists new forward steps by 19 Bath boys after the Waterville conference. Many had prior steps. new actions include 161 accepting Jesus Christ and 99 giving up a bad habit, with additional commitments to unite with the church and read the Bible daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Bath
Jesus Christ
Topsham Fair Reports Highly Satisfactory
Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural society re elected F. E. Larock as president at the Bruns wick annual meeting. The fair shows a 1500 deficit but will be covered by the 1800 state stipend allowed to the Topsham fair. Other officers were elected and the executive committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Larock
Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Brunswick
E. H. Phinney
John W. Riley
Carl M. Day
E. C. Patten
Isaiah R. Morrell
Linwood P. Skelton
Lawrence McCracken
Samuel Woodward
A. F. Brehaut
William H. Farrar
Arthur B. Johnson
Freeport to Close Three Roads for Winter Snow Removal Savings
Freeport officials expect savings in snow removal after closing three roads during winter. County commissioners granted permission and a contract for snow removal covers 21 miles of Federal and town highways. Closed routes include a segment from Federal Route 1 near Gay's filling station to Todd Road, South Freeport Road to Federal road, and Mast Landing Road from Federal to Wardtown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Gay's Filling Station
Todd Road
Freeport Road
Mast Landing
Federal Road
Wardtown Road
Dummer all chapter D A R and town notes in Bath area
Regular D A R meeting in Bath noted by Miss Clara N and Mrs Stella Given with Miss Emily. Christmas trees shipped by rail and truck. Visitors include Mrs Laura Whitman of Gardiner and Miss Marie Bissett of Watertown. Local moves and improvements described along with road winter prep, rural mail carrier change, and a chimney fire at Frank Currier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara N
Stella Given
Emily
Dummer
Bath
Laura Whitman
Gardiner
Silas Hamilton
R. D. Purinton
Lilly Farm
Mary Lilly
Clifford Smalley
Mr. Emalley
Ee Ames
Ate Ravert
Brownfield Weding
L. A. Pennell
Barbara
Newport
A. S. MacDougal
Harvey Ames
Marie Bissett
Watlertown
Mass
Judge Ames
Jessie
Dorothy Dickinson
Elmer Raymond
Wesley
A. E. Raymond
Ida Fowle
Gladys Raymond
Doris Raymond
E. P. Kendall
Portland
J. N. Palmer
Palmer
B. S. King
Bradford
Samuel Dorrance
Long Branch
Linden
J. E. Brown
West Medford
Mr. Brown
Pleasant
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
Varina Denham
Edwin Denham
Georgie N. Denham
Brunswick Hospital
Pythian Aid
Richard Denham
K. of P. Hall
Winfield Lowell
Mr. Lowell
Ellsworth Leavitt
H. D. Cornish
Rockland
Hazel Hackett
Hampton
N. H
Frank
Walter Clinch
John Purington
C. O. Purinton
State Grange
Augusta
Frank Currier
Main Street
Cony High Plans Dance Floor Lesson Night
The Cony High School Corridor Commission chaired by ichard Braley sponsored a dance night for 60 boys and 60 girls. Girls offered pointers, three pairing methods were used, and a volunteer orchestra provided music with Estelle Caddidy Arlene Pernette Ralph Rollins and Walter Wyman performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony High School Corridor Commission
Ichard Braley
Cony High
Estelle Caddidy
Arlene Pernette
Ralph Rollins
Walter Wyman
Maine 4-H Club Members Complete a Successful Season
Maine 4 H Club members across the state completed a productive year as they raised crops, canned produce, mended clothing, and made improvements at home. Leaders highlight individual efforts from Alston Nealley, John Rand, Gufton Meservey, Maurice Small, and others showcasing dairy, poultry, potatoes, vegetables, and household projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
L. H. Shibles
Shibles
Eir Place
John Rand
North Anson
Gufton Meservey
Union
Maurice Small
Walnut Hill
Dudley Ashby
Caribou
Edwin Bradstreet
Freedom
Hellis J. Lord, Jr
South Windham
Myron Staples
South Penobscot
Mary E. Meserve
Greene
Katherine Knight
Alewife
York County
Shop and Mail Now Christmas Slogan
Public notices urge citizens to shop and mail early for Christmas with large placards outside and inside the post office. Messages include wrap parcels securely address mail plainly include street and number place name on all mail and mark mail not to be opened until Christmas. Postmaster General Walter F. Brown leads the campaign with Arch Coleman backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Brown
Arch Coleman
North Bowdoin Social Notes Reflect Winter Gatherings
North Bowdoin residents report visits and greetings from families in North Easton Lewiston and Richmond. Alfred Reid and family hosted relatives at High Pine Farm while others traveled to Lisbon Falls Shiloh and Durham. The 4-H club welcomed new members and Eva Baker visited Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Reid
Mildred
North Easton
Mass
Red
A. N. Reid
High Pine Farm
O. E. Douglas
Phyllis
William Wales
Lewiston
Horace Marshall
Alfred Wenzel
Richmond
John Reid
Roland Cornish
Clyde Sheene
Litchfield
Corneil Small
Scott Small
Wilma Huzzy
Small Son
Maple Hearst Farm
H. D. Higgins
F. B. Douglas
Lisbon Falls
Shiloh
Durham
Wilbur Skelton
Eva Baker
John Stevens
East Rnteniath
Quality clothing sale items listed with prices
The ad lists a range of wool suits at 17.50 and other wool garments, including Melton jackets, neck sweaters, felt hats, dress pants, work pants, shirts, heavy union suits, gloves, stockings, jackets, and knickers. Boys sheepskin coats and suits are also advertised with prices around 4.00 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweators K. Ake Ieee
Informative Kershner Talk At Dike PTA Meeting
Dr. Warren E. Kershner spoke to Dike P T A members at the old summer street schoolhouse Tuesday evening. He stressed eye ear nose throat issues for primary students and warned of indoor light strain and contagion from the common cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Kershner
Dike P. T. A
Old Summer Street
Kershner
Daniel J. Perry
Frank A. French
Charles F. MacDonald, Jr
Dike
Carl B. Swanton
Raymond M. Clark
John M. Howe
John M. Conley
D. Leroy Lord
George Reynolds
MacDonald
New Jersey
Surprise supper honors Lewiston woman on 63rd birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Sabine of Horton Street Lewiston was guest of honor at a surprise supper Sunday celebrating her 63rd birthday. A 63 candle cake and a floor lamp were given. An impromptu musical program delighted guests as the daughter Mrs ene Crowell of Oakland, her house guest, baked the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sabine
Horton Street
Lewiston
Vogue offers affordable frocks for women and misses
The Vogue advertises a new shipment of silk frocks in popular newer shades. Styles feature the shop's signature details and are promoted as affordable with prices as low as 2.94 dollars. Located at 30 Center St Bath over A P store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Milady
Center St
Bath
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’s. Inc
Cendlewick
Kenwood
House Mother
Maine Institution
House of Good Shepherd
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hugh Bradford
National Congress of Paree
John Coop
United States
Eda
Charles
Farund M. Staples
Clinton D. Wilson
Paramount Publix Theatre
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Will Rogers
Marion Nixon
Texas
Tim McCoy
Shirley Grey
Mountay
Walter Huston
Lupe Velez
Sherlock Holmes
Clive Brook
Miiam Jordan
Bette Davis
South End P. T. A
Brunswick and
Odd Fellows
Moorehead Lake
Topsham Fair
Bowdoinham
Sterling
Harriman
North Bowdoin
Eameo
Beegane
Max Kutz
Elm Street
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