Edward Brown Jr Wins YMCA Pocket Billiards Title
Edward Brown Jr defeats Clarence Arsenault in straight sets to win the YMCA pocket billiards senior championship while 75 players entered both senior and junior divisions. Walter Rogiers was runner up in the seniors. Arsenault tops the juniors after a bracketed tournament among grammar school boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown, Jr
Clarence Arsenault
Brown
William Owen
George Moody
Walter Rogers
Leland Fortier
Harold Footer
Warren Hawley, Jr
Warren McNeil
Clarence Atwood
William Mussenden
John Mullaney
Harold Stanton
Maurice Owen
Harland Chaney
Thornton Henderson
Robert Reardon
Donald Jewett
Francis Stover
Donald Perry
Eugene Hart
Wilfred Gaudet
Willis Hall
Henry Sarkis
C. Richard Farnham
Felix Gallant
John A. Clark
Steeven Johns
George Perry
Vernal McCorrison
Robert Stevens
Joseph Robinson
Manley Ellis
Martin Eaton
Robert Perry
Kenneth Bertrand
Frederick Hamlin
William Rogers
Herbert Closson
Clinton Child
Edward Brown
James McQuarrie
Jewett
Owen
Rogers
Footer
Mussenden
McNeil
Chaney
Stanton
Stover
Reardon
Hall
Hart
Farnham
Clark
Perry
Stevens
Ellis
Closson
Hamlin
G. Perry
R. Perry
Lost Fox Hound Pup Seeks Owner Milton Savage
A white with black ticked fox hound puppy with brown ears is lost and the owner Milton C Savage at 1 Farrin Street Bath Maine Tel 229 W is asked to contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C Savage
Farrin St
Bath
Henry Spelman and Pocahontas Tale From Powhatan Court
Henry Spelman left Powhatan after six months and joined the Potomac king at Pasptanzie, later sold to Captain Argall for copper. Pocahontas stayed with the Potomac ruler, was abducted to Jamestown, and married John Rolfe in April 1613, after Spelman attended the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Powhatan
Argall
Spelman
Pas-ptan-zie
Pocahontas
Rockland to Host State Music Contest May 16
Glee clubs orchestras and bands from across the region will take possession of Rockland on May 16 for the State contest day.
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Rockland
New Books Added to the Bath Library Shelves
Patten Free Library in Bath lists January additions across fiction and non fiction. Notable titles include Oppenheim’s Floating Peril, Wylie’s Furious Young Man, Feuchtwanger’s Jew of Rome, Baldwin’s Moon’s Our Home, Lane’s Old Home Town, Aldrich’s Spring Came On Forever, and Deland’s If This Be I as well as Caulaincourt and Chapelle histories and Seldes Mussolini biography among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Russia
Rome
Lion Feuchtwanger
Feuchtwanger
Josephus
Moon
Our Home
Faith Baldwin
Old Home Town
Rose Wilder Lane
Ernestine
Bess Streeter Aldrich
West
Amalia Stoltz
Abbie Deal
Amalia
Meara
BE. J
India
Taj Mahal
Seldes
George Sawdust
Caesar
Mussolini
Fascism
Italy
America
Shannon
Howard J
Simpson
Helen
Petrie Townshend
Miss Simpson
Strong
Anna Lolise
China
Miss Strong
Far East
Taylor
D. Crane
John L. Stoddard
Stoddard
Oliver Will Not Seek Republican Nomination for Legislature
Wilbur C. Oliver of Bath declares he will not seek re nomination to the Legislature after three terms. He cites satisfaction with an old age enactment already on the books and notes his busy, conscientious service while thanking supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Oliver
Oliver
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Mrs Nealon Honored Before Bronx Move by Augusta Hosts
Mrs James H Pennington and Mrs Harry Levine entertained Thursday at 16 East Chestnut Street Augusta in honor of Mrs James K Nealon and Dr Nealon hospital staff at the Veterans Administration Facility who are leaving for the Bronx New York City over the weekend. He will join the Bronx Facility in a similar role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Pennington
Harry Levine
East Chestnut Street
Augusta
James K. Nealon
Dr. Nealon
Veterans Administration Facility
Bronx
New York City
Bowdoinham Social Notes and Local Events
Nomination papers due February 22. Social visits include Mrs Edward Baker hosting friends. Several residents traveled to Portland and Portsmouth for visits and broadcasts. Chimney fires reported at Stephen Billings and Sidney Higgins homes. 90th birthday observed for Mrs Susan Blodgett, Bowdoinham’s Eastern Star matron. Freeport girls and Coombs boys basketball results. Various locals listed visiting, working, or celebrating birthdays and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
Frank Glegars
Neil Bishop
Charles Hackett
Alice Maxwell
Phillip Rideout
Clara Rollins
Emma Millay
Elmer Raymond
Portland
Raymond
Ralph Raymond
Clara Fogg
Inez Gowell
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Fogg
Miss Maxwell
WHEB
Saco
Stephen Billings
Susan Blodgett
Grace Lancaster
Richmond
Charlotte White
E. F. Pratt
Sidney Higgins
Freeport High School
Coombs High
Bowdoinham Girls
Marion Curtis
Lewiston
Manfred Nelson
C. Gil Brown
Richmond Corner
Mary Graves
Sherman Graves
Mexico
Graves
Alice Webber
Bowdoin
Marshall
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Herbert Cornish
William Hardie
Zina Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
John Tarbox
Topsham
John, Jr
Lottie Tarbox
Maxwell
Otis Gray
Hartford
Conn
Durgin Heads Bath Winter Carnival Ski Judging
Winslow Durgin Bates college coach will serve as head judge for Bath's Second Annual Winter Carnival. He will be assisted by Bowdoin ski-jump ace Robert Laffin at the interscholastic meet's ski jump. Bates skiers join in exhibition jumping, slalom, and downhill racing with Bowdoin delegates also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Durgin
Bates College
Bath
Durgin
Robert Laffin
Bowdoin College
Bates
Bowdoin
Steeves' Market Duo Remain Undefeated In Bowling
Steeves' Market undefeated two man bowling team won its second match of the season at Park Alleys Tuesday evening by 47 pins in a 10 string format. Bill Allard led victors with 995 total average 99 per string. Jackson was second high with 933. Allard previously set a season single string record and hit over 100 in six strings. The Indies team featured K Jackson 114 high single for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeves
Park Alleys
Karcher Jackson
Arthur Leeman
Bill Allard
Jackson
Allard
W. Allard
L. Steeves
Indies K. Jackson
A. Leeman
Special Ladies Shoes and Accessories Ad Listing
An old classified ad highlights special ladies items including black and brown wool jersey overshoes for sale at 1.75 dollars, ladies rubber specials, blouses, and ties priced up to 3.50 dollars, with note of a shop upstairs.
Miss Gladys Comeau Surges Toward Queen Title Lead
Bath crowds watch as Comeau narrows the margin on leader Elizabeth Colby in the Winter Carnival Queen contest. Votes tallied reach 80 300 for the day, with Marilyn Hatch strong in third and Barbara Walsh rising. Ballots will be collected daily at 4 30 p m as preparations continue for the coronation February 14 at Morse High School gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintervar
Miss Comeau
Elizabeth Colby
Miss Colby
Marilyn Hatch
Barbara Walsh
Augustus Huse
Louis J. Brann
World Bridge Olympic played Tuesday night in Bath
The third annual World Bridge Olympic tournament was held Tuesday night at the home of Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter on Washington street. Five tables competed with 16 boards, featuring a notable grand slam possibility in diamonds or clubs and varied bidding challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Anne Kimball
Baxter
Alden G. Smith
John H. Hyde
Mary Newell
Marcia Moulton
Charles H. Cahill
E. Everett Pierce
W. E. Chase, Jr
Karcher
Funeral for Francis O Burnham in Bath
The funeral of Francis O. Burnham, a young Bath man, was held Wednesday afternoon at Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated with bearers Carlton Burgess Charles Burgess Dudley Leavitt and Stephen McPhee. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis O. Burnham
Roxbury
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Carlton
Charles L. Burgess
Dudley
Funeral prayers for Arthur H Kateon antique dealer
Arthur H. Kateon the well known antique dealer died Monday prayers will be said Thursday at nine in the morning at the home of his mother Mrs Martha E Kateon 18 Wesley Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Kateon
Martha E. Kateon
Wesley Street
Dorr Keeps Acadia Superintendent Post Under New Bill
The Interior Department appropriation bill passed by the house retains George B. Dorr as superintendent of Acadia National Park without regard to the Civil Service Retirement Act. The bill provides a $3,000 salary for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dorr
Acadia National Park
Civil Service Retirement Act
Interior Department
House
Mr. Dorr
Delegates Chosen for D A R Conferences in Maine
Delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington in April and to the state conference in Bowdeinham on March 17 to 19 were elected at the Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter meeting in Central parish house. The March meeting announced public access with Prof. Robert Coffin as speaker. Delegates include regent Mrs. Ernest Fulton and Miss Annie Cox with multiple alternates. a paper on the constitution was read by Mrs. Archibald M. Main and Maine chapter history was reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Washington
D. C
Harry E. Ring
Fred H. Cary
Clara N. Fogg
Bowdeinham
Harry C. Webber
James Bonney
Annie Cox
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Alice G. Shorey
Harry G. Deering
Leonard M. Lord
Ethel Blake
Fred C. Hill
William
Given
Elwina F. Durgin
Charles C. Low
Jane
Mrs Nutting Plans Second Record East to West Flight
Mrs Otto C Nutting who set a continental record last week after her father Lincoln Bailey died will depart from Portland to Boston aboard the Flying Yankee at eight. She will fly Newark to Los Angeles overnight arriving Tuesday morning. Mr Nutting will drive from Long Beach to meet her. The East bound time was 27 hours 659 minutes with slight change expected Westbound.
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Otto C. Nutting
Lincoln Bailey
Bailey
Bedford Street
Nutting
West Coast
Portland
Yankee
Boston
East Boston
Newark
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Winter Street Men's Club Holds Meeting with Speaker
The Winter Street Men's Club will convene Thursday at 6 15 pm for supper and a business session. John J Maloney of Augusta will headline as speaker. he serves on the State Highway Safety Commission. Meeting ends promptly at 8 20 pm to allow members to reach Bank Night at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
John J. Maloney
Augusta
Maloney
State Highway Safety Commission
Opera House
First 1936 drunken driving case ends in jail term
Judge Joseph H. Rousseau of Brunswick imposes a 60 day jail sentence in the state’s first 1936 drunken driving action. Philias J. Morin, found behind the wheel in a snowbound car, pleaded not guilty and waived hearing, then appealed with $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Rousseau
Brunswick
Rousseau
Philias J. Morin
Morin
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James Morse
Charles Sullivan
Clarence Gowen
Frank Hinds
Willard Simmons
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Henry Middleton
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Harold MacMahan
Robert Ingraham
Carlton Johnson
Fred Hoffman
Leo Paulin
Frank Gallagher
Gordon Estes
Frank Danforth
Edward Avery
Ellison Estes
Morris Puffer
John Sprague
Hubert Miller
Clayton Thibodeau
Donald Belanger
Sewall
Couture
Arsenault
Hinds
Sullivan
Gallagher
Ingraham
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Thibodeau
Desmond
Arthur Allen
Brewster Sedgwick Optometrists
Tse
Saterday
Rie
Crocker & Winsor
Mass
Anthony
Irvin
Britt
George
Frank A. Munsey
Maine
Caulaincourt
General de
Napoleon
General de Caulaincourt
Jean Hanoteau
George Libaire
Borodino
Moscow
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Margaret Deland
Jones
Rufus M
Kaufman
George S
Katharine Dayton
Miss Dayton
Mr. Kaufman
Morris
Manhattan
Metropolis
Jean Arthur
Herbert Marshall
Rose Margaret Sullavan
Randolph Scott
Keys TO
Baldpate
Gene Raymond
Margaret Callahan
Bride Comes
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Cesar Romero
Rochelle Hudson
Bowdoinham
Steeves’ Market Duo
Joseph E. P. Dunn
Southern California
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hollywood
David O. Selznick
G Man
Bill Hatch
Gladys Comeau
Colby
Olympic
MR. Burnham
D.A.R
Robert P. T. Coffin
Will
Winter Street Men's Club
Prof
Herman Norge
SNH UU
Veer
Miles
Raymond Court
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