Bath sportsman seeks grain fund to aid starving Maine wildlife
The Maine winter has left thousands of ducks and other game starving. Gardiner R. Deering of Bath proposes a grain fund, to be guarded by Deering and overseen by Game Warden Perkins, to place food along routes and at wooded spots for ducks partridges and deer. The aim is to sustain wildlife and preserve future hunting as a local public-spirited effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Gardiner R. Deering
Mr. Deering
Perkins
Bath
inspectors urge strict car safety checks statewide
State motor vehicle inspectors began a campaign to enforce driving laws. In Waterville Thursday they summoned over fifty motorists to court for faulty brakes missing lights licenses or registrations and other infractions including overloaded trucks. The crackdown aims to curb road damage and save repair costs as heavy loads taper with seasonal frost.
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Waterville
Quilting Back as Women Quilt Beauties in City Exhibition
A revived local interest in quilting draws hundreds of women to create quilts. The exhibit showcases many beautiful pieces, indicating a return of quilting as a valued home art after years of waning participation.
Maine Officials Return From Washington With Grant Hope
Governor Louis J. Brann and Civil Works Administrator John A. McDonough report a substantial federal grant for highways in Maine this year. They say relief work will continue after the CWA projects end March 31, with uncompleted projects carried to completion and aid such as cows pigs and seeds provided to needy farmers lacking funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
John A. McDonough
Washington
Maine
C.W.A
Boston Presses for Constitution Return as National Exhibit
Boston and Massachusetts protest plans to move the old frigate Constitution to Washington after her cruise. Supporters say she should remain in Boston harbor as a permanent national exhibit, funded historically by pennies from schoolchildren. The vessel has drawn attention at many ports on both coasts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Pacific
Vine Street Bridge Approach To Begin Next Month
It is understood that work will commence on the Vine Street approach to the bridge in early next month, starting at Washington.
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Vine Street
Washington
Concrete street project promises major improvement
The street will be concrete and a big improvement over the rough unattractive approach. The contract has been let and the work will be completed before summer travel starts.
Life of Lincoln depicted in movies at Winter Street club
Half a hundred men attended the Winter Street Men’s club show of a film on Abraham Lincoln arranged by Clinton D. Wilson. After supper the group sang old songs and voted for a Ladies’ Night while inviting the Ladies’ auxiliary and wives to attend.
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Abraham Lincoln
Winter Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Lincoln
Jimmy Jenkins
Charles Andre
Chester Roberts
Robert Haskell
Fred Higgins
Arthur C. Lemont
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Edward Leavitt
Charles Walsh
Edward Howe
Everett G. Lemont
J. Albert Redlon
Ralph O. Dale
Joseph O. Purdue
Officers elected at Nazarene Church annual meeting
At the Nazarene church annual meeting presided by Rev. John Gould the following officers were elected: J. Everett Mayo Lois J. Palmer Nellie M. Brown trustees. Edith Stewart Lillian Bates Hazel Brann Charles Kenney Ralph Pinkham stewards. Irving Pinkham Hazel Brann Lilian Freeman church school board. Charles Kenney superintendent of church school. Elsie Pinkham pianist. Lillian Mayo assistant pianist. Lillian Mayo Ralph Pinkham delegates to assembly. Elsie Oliver Alma L. Reid alternates. Lois Palmer reporter. Reports were given by multiple church leaders and committees.
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the Nazarene Church
John Gould
J. Everett Mayo
Lois J. Palmer
Nellie M. Brown
Edith Stewart
Lillian Bates
Hazel Brann
Charles Kenney
Ralph Pinkham
Irving Pinkham
Lilian Freeman
Church
Elsie Pinkham
Lillian Mayo
Elsie Oliver
Alma L. Reid
Lois Palmer
Woman's Missionary Society
Young People’s Society
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Research class holds all day session at Corliss Street church
Nineteen members of the Corliss Street church research class met Wednesday for an all day session at Mrs Nocton’s home 394 Washington street. A community dinner followed and plans were made for the next all day meeting at Mrs Johnson’s home on April 4.
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Corliss Street Church
Harriet. Nocton
Washington Street
Anna Allen
Julia Johnson
Ethel Hatch
Nocton
Pigeon Refuses To Leave Bath Home Finds Unclaimed Bird
A carrier pigeon with unknown destination has settled in Bath. Mrs. Charles Welch of Washington Street found the exhausted bird near her home and nursed it back to health. Although she tried to release it, the pigeon returns indoors and follows her. A leg band exists but the owner remains unknown.
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Bath
Charles Welch
Washington Street
Reduction in Force Hits Bath CWA Workers
In Bath 29 CWA workers were laid off Friday morning under orders from Augusta reducing total employed to 180. Workers reported for duty and found they were removed from the payroll, with some upset by the cuts though the move aligns with nationwide reductions.
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Augusta
C.W.A
Bath
Colby Echo staff announced to publish rest of year
The Waterville Colby College student weekly newspaper Colby Echo will continue free publication for the remainder of the college year as staff arrangements are announced.
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Colby Echo
Waterville College
Epworth League Benefit Supper Draws Full House
A Wednesday evening program by the Beacon Street Epworth League at the church drew a full house and cleared over $40. Hubert McCarty led as master of ceremonies with musical and comedic acts by Kenneth Chaney, John Gilmore, Philip Chaney, Jimmy Guinn, and others. The supper for the church boy's basketball team featured a lengthy list of solos, duets, skits, and a grand finale by the company, with Rev. Maney and Rev. Holman among speakers and Clifton W. Tedford presiding as toastmaster.
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Beacon Street
Hubert McCarty
Epworth League
Kenneth Chaney
John Gilmore
Chaney
Gilmore
Valley of the Moon
Jimmy Guinn
Philip Chaney
Rooster
Hartwell Fleming
Rockies
Donald Jewett
Carl Meister
Jewett
Preacher
Meister
My Lady’s Garden
Miss Lait Craft
Bing Crosby
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Flemming
Mitchell
McEachern
Pauline Robbins
Evelyn Clough
Wyoming
Charlie
Alice Mulligan
Clifton W. Tedford
Tedford
Timothy C. Maney
Edwin Pinson
John P. Hayes
William H. T. Gove
Weston P. Holman
Irving C. Varney
William F. Pond
Charles H. Blair
Clinton F. Pratt
William J. Craft
Leland S. Plummer
Herbert H. Huggard
Erastus A. Jewett
Roger Pierce
Raymond M. Clark
Charles T. Henderson
High School Office Entered At Night
The Morsé High School principal’s office was broken into late Wednesday night or early Thursday. A crude attempt to pry open the money drawer near $50 from ticket sales and magazine subscriptions failed, suggesting it was the work of local youths. Marshal Walter L. Whitney has two suspects in the high school break.
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Morsé High School
Bates
Central Grammar School
Walter L. Whitney
Powers to head Common Council race announced
Henry M. Powers of Ward 6 on Thursday declared his candidacy for the presidency of the board of common council after being reelected Monday for a second term. He has served on the finance committee and leads the Democratic city committee which backed Stanley M. Brown for mayor.
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Henry M. Powers
Board of Common Council
Monnday
Powers
Democratic City Committee
Stanley—M. Brown
Bowdoin College Hosts Interclass Track Test
Helmreich Daggett and three other competitors from the lower classes will join the annual interclass track test at Bowdoin College. The event features participants from all three lower classes vying for top honors.
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Helmreich
Daggett
Bowdoin College
Widow Victim of Thieves in Georgetown
Mrs. Catherine Gibbons, a nearly 70 year old widow, reported two cords of dry hard wood stolen from her Georgetown home after the recent death of her husband David Gibbons of Robins Hood. The theft occurred while she stayed with neighbors Ferris and Mrs. Leonard, highlighting her vulnerability and concern for other valuables left for safekeeping.
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Robinhood
Catherine Gibbons
David Gibbons
Robins Hood
May Decide to Build Fence at Kelley Field
The Kelley field improvement committee met Friday night and approved portable bleachers from The Hussey Co. and a seven foot fence height. Both plans need State CWA approval. Guest speaker ex Postmaster Ernest F. Kelley offered sports field wisdom. Alderman Joseph Charles Footer led the meeting.
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Kelley Field
Robert Brownell
Hussey Co
North Berwick
State C. W. A
Ernest F. Kelley
Joseph Charles Footer
Angie London Weds Kenneth Brown in Mexico Congregational Parsonage
Miss Angie London formerly of this city married Kenneth Brown Tuesday at the Congregational parsonage in Mexico. Rev John E Hunt officiated. Attendants were the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Samuel London. The bride, Bath-born, grew up in Mexico and is a Mexico High School graduate and worker. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of Woodfords, was born in Richmond and educated there. They will live with the bride’s parents temporarily.
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Angie London
Mexico
Kenneth Brown
John E. Hunt
Samuel London
Bath
Mexico High School
Frank Brown
Woodfords
Richmond
Oxford
Brown
Mrs Winnie Tozier Dies At 58 In Bath
Mrs Winnie E Tozier 58 wife of William F E Tozier died Thursday afternoon at 131 Oak Street Bath after a nine month illness. She was born in Penobscot daughter of George H and Annette T Cousins and lived in Bath about 35 years. She leaves husband mother one son Carl Tozier Bath two daughters Mrs Harry Final and Mrs Vera Anderson Bath a brother Vere Cousins Bangor and three grandchildren. Engagement announced Angela Hazelton Johns to Oscar Fellows both of Bangor. Miss Johns a Brunswick High School graduate attends University of Maine. Fellows son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fellows Bangor a Bangor High School graduate and University of Maine junior plans Harvard Law School.
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Winnie E. Tozier
William FE. Tozier
Oak Street
Penobscot
George H
Annette T. Cousins
Bath
Carl. Tozier
Harry Final
Vera Anderson
Vere
Bangor
Arthur B. Johnson
Topsham
Angela Hazelton Johnson
Oscar Fellows
Miss Johnson
Brunswick High School
University of Maine
Fellows
Frank Fellows
Bangor High School
Phi Gamma Delta
Harvard Law School
Fragmented crossword style clue list
A long garbled OCR style list of clues with numbers and partial phrases. It reads like a crossword puzzle key jumble including items for various parts of speech, prepositions, tree names, verbs, numbers and odd phrases, with many errors and unresolved terms. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Eyes Maine Exhibit and Show
At a Thursday meeting the Cosmopolitan Garden Club voted to exhibit at a Maine garden show in the Danish village from May 29 to June 4. The Garden Club Federation of Maine sponsors. Mr. Olm spoke on soil, fertilization, seeds, and seedling care, with practical demonstrations.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Clu
State of Maine
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Riffes
Ift Maine
Paul M. Olm
Kennebec
Roscoe P. McFadden
Olm
Mr. Olm
Leroy FP
Colby
Physician Advances to Full Membership at City Hospital
Dr. F A Winhchenbach was advanced from associate to full member of the medical staff at the City Hospital during the trustees meeting held Friday afternoon. Vice President Harry W Crosman presided in the absence of President L Eugenie Thebeau who was in New York. Secretary Arthur Sewall stood in for Henry W Owen Jr and the treasurer’s report was deferred due to Miss Bertha Bellerose’s illness. The past month has been exceptionally busy at the hospital.
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F. A. Winhchenbach
City Hospital
L. Eugenie Thebeau
New York
Harry W. Crosman
Arthur Sewall
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bertha Bellerose
Household Sheets Marked by Thread Count and Wear
Edna M. of the Extension Service notes labels on CEETS AE pillow cases and other cottons vary from thread count to breaking strength and wash guarantees. Standard sheet widths and sizes are outlined, with wear patterns and laundering impact, including a hotel test showing life up to 252 washings and advice to use equal hems to extend use.
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Edna M
Extension Service
Ne Bureau of Home Economics
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Sagadahoc Registry
Recent transfers recorded by Register Hiram T. Stevens include Bath deeds from Fred H. Tompson to Margaret L. Keegan and others, City of Bath to Clarence A. Warner, Old Folks Home property to Gardiner E. Roberts, Topsham and Phippsburg transfers, and multiple party names across Bath and surrounding towns.
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Sagadahoc
Hiram T. Stevens
Bath
Fred H. Tompson
Margaret L. Keegan
John Clark
Roger W. Pierce
City of Bath
Clarence A. Warner
Gardiner E. Roberts
Joseph K. Haley
Delia M. Thurston
Della W. Lampson
Howard O. Nash
Phippsburg—Ogontz
Maine Beaches Inc
Abby Sutherland Richmond
Chester A
Larrabee Files for Republican State House Nomination
Joseph W. Larrabee of West Bath has taken out primary nomination papers for the Republican nomination for Representative to the Legislature from Arrowsic Phippsburg Topsham West Bath and Woolwich. This creates a three way race in June. Frank R. Bailey of Woolwich seeks renomination and Ernest A. Allan of Topsham also runs.
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Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Arrowsie
Phippsburg
Topsham
Woolwich
Frank R. Bailey
Ernest A. Allan
Global Cotton Spindle Count Reveals U S Share
World total cotton spindles reach 162 million with the United States accounting for 32 million, highlighting the U S role in global textile capacity and potential supply influence.
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United States
Greenwood Church Burns Mortgage in Brooklyn Tribute
A Brooklyn Eagle editorial lauds Rev. Francis W. O'Brien and the Greenwood Church as they burn a $42,500 mortgage, closing a 30 year obligation. The ceremony includes Dr. O'Brien and four speakers as he is named president of the Baptist Ministers Conference of Greater New York.
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Francis D. di
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
O’brien
Bath
Ople
the Eagle
Baptists of
Greenwood Church
Francis W. O’brien
Greenwood
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of
Greater New York
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Manhattan
Bowdoin Arctic Museum Idea Emerges at Lee Library
Bowdoin College hosts an Arctic collection within the Lee Biological Museum in the Séarles Science building. The collection honors explorer Professor Leslie and Bowdoin graduates Parker and Cary who ventured to Labrador in 1891 as pioneers of polar exploration.
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Bowdoin
Lee Biological Museum
Séarles Science
College
Lee
Lee Museum
Leslie
Labrador
Parkers
Cary
Mantor Seeks Democratic Nomination in Farmington District
Agnes P Mantor, instructor of history and government at Farmington Normal School, announced her candidacy for the Democratic primary nomination from the district including Farmington Temple New Sharon and Chesterville in June.
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Agnes P. Mantor
Farmington Normal School
Farmington
Temple
New Sharon
Chesterville
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