Winnegance Community Club Transacts Notable Winter Work
Winnegance residents report a busy week with the Community club painting the interior of the community house and planning improvements for winter. Members washed and prepped walls, appointed committees, and arranged for lardwood and kindling. drills for December to January house events were set.
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House
Earle P. Morse
Zina M. Raton
John G. Morse
T. A. Trueworthy
Charles E. Preble
Reuben H. Purington
Winneganee Creek
Winneganee
James Lester Morse
Sherman L. Morse
Dromore
Herbert W. Cutting
Orange
Grange
Wiere
Fred A. Oliver
Parker Head
Daley Reinjures Leg After Snow Slip
Miss Margaret Daley, cashier at Central Maine Tower Co. on Front Street, slipped in snow on Marshall Street Tuesday evening and cracked the leg bone she broke last Fourth of July. She had just returned from Summer in the City hospital and will be sent home to 270 High Street, likely sidelined for several weeks.
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Margaret Daley
Front Street
Central Maine Tower Co
Marshall Street
Miss Daley
270 High Street
Milk Supply At Washington Dairy Showpiece Of Care
Omar W. Folsom tours Chestnut Farms Dairy in Washington owned by George M. Oyster. The plant handles 12 000 gallons daily for 24 000 homes and features pasteurization, automated filling, and extensive welfare facilities for employees including a cafeteria and social room.
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the Independent
Telephone Directory of
Washington
George M. Oyster
Chestnut Farms
Weld
Mt. Pleasant
Rosa Bonheur
Oyster
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne
Vince Washington
New Hampshire to Form Farm Survey Commission
The New Hampshire section of the New England Council won approval for a state survey commission to study agriculture. Gov Winant named Andrew Felker chair and Commissioner of Agriculture as a member. The panel aims to report by Feb 1 1927 on lowering production costs, expanding profitable crops, standardization and marketing, with attendance planned at the Boston Farm Marketing Conference December 9–10.
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New Hampshire
New England Council
John G. Winant
New Hampshire Council
W. H. Rossiter
Concord
Witt
Andrew N. Kkelker
Asd
New England
Boston
New Hampshire Commission
Felker
School books drop cherry tree story in Cleveland texts
The Cleveland school texts will be printed without the cherry tree tale featuring the infant George W. as hero. A separate Indiana Star remark notes statisticians estimate American debt above 25 billion dollars, while a friend recalls the slip of five.
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Indianapolis Star
Cleveland
Cherry Tree
George W
Miss Henrietta Bowker Dies at 81 in Phippsburg Center
Miss Henrietta Bowker of Phippsburg Center dies at Bath City hospital after weeks of illness. Born March 10, 1845 in the Bowker homestead, she lived most of her life in town, joined the Congregational church 65 years ago, and was a staunch Republican. Survived by her brother Frank Bowker and sister Anne Hovey, burial in Oak Grove, Bath. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. from Fred E Curtis’s funeral home in Bath.
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Henrietta Bowker
Phippsburg Center
Bath City Hospital
Miss Bowker
Phippsburg
Bowker
Meadowbrook Road
Boston
Henry Wyorin
Frank S. Bowker
Pappsburg
Anne G. Hovey
Revere
Mass
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath
Fred
William S Porter 58 rigger dies at City Hospital
William S Porter 58 a rigger with The Foundation Co died at 1 20 p m Wednesday at City Hospital from chronic nephritis. He failed to wake after Sunday night at home 65 Middle Street. Born in St John New Jersey he came to Bath five months ago and was considering a move to the Middle West with his company. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs L Mitchell of Portland formerly Bangor. Body to Lagrange Thursday at 30 am with Masonic funeral Friday at 10 am.
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William S. Porter
The
Foundation Co
City Hospital
Middle Street
Mr. Porter
St. John
N. J
Bath
Middle West
Composite Lodge
Doric Chapter
Lagrange
L. Mitchell
Portland
Bangor
Massachusetts doctors prescribe whiskey this year
The article notes eighty five thousand gallons of whiskey prescribed by Massachusetts surgeons this year. It also states guarding the capital costs for London street care at fifteen million dollars annually to cover two thousand three hundred miles of streets.
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Massachusetts
Seare
London
Publicity Good and Bad According to Louis Wiley
Louis Wiley of The New York Times argues that publicity, if legitimate, should become news and be printed for readers regardless of private interests. He warns editors to demand truthful coverage, noting that true publicity informs without deception and that suppression or twisted news harms the public trust.
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Louis Wiley
New York Times
Celestial Times
the Times
Bath City Hospital Earns High Praise From A Grieving Widow
Mrs. William S. Porter lauds Bath City Hospital after her husband died there, praising the superintendent and nurses for extraordinary kindness and care. She, new to Bath, says the hospital's courtesy and treatment made her feel at home and proud of the institution.
Old School Houses and Churches Talk At D AR C Meeting
Mrs Harry Webber opened the Col Dummer Sewall TD ALT chapter meeting with a talk on Old School houses and Churches in Bath. Hosts Mrs Irish and Mrs Morse welcomed members at North Street. A December food sale is planned at C W Rogers and an open meeting January 4 at Central Church will feature Prof Wilmot Mitchell of Bowdoin College on Colonial America. Refreshments were served. Miss Gill of Los Angeles showed a Spanish show costing $6 000 and a year in the making.
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Parker C. Rogers
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Sherman L. Morse
John G. Morse
Community Club
Dhippsburg
A. Trueworthy
Dunlap
William Daley
Josephine Berry
Elbridge I. Malcolm
John (. Morse
Bath
Harry ©. Webber
Col. Dummer Sewall
Allen MM. Irish
John A. Morse
Irish
North Street
C. W. Rogers Hardware
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