Maine publicity push eyed to boost tourist trade report
A probate court session outlines a plan to seek a generous Maine publicity appropriation from the legislature to expand tourism outreach beyond state borders. Senator Arthur G. Spear argues for broad funding, noting current efforts are modest compared with other states and that continued promotion could attract visitors, increase spending, and even encourage some to buy summer homes in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Spear
Cumberland County
Maine
Weert
Commonwealth
Tim State
Veteran Firemen Host Banquet Highlights Group Spirit
A Bath event featured Wellington A. Moore praising organization and teamwork at the Bath Box Co. banquet. Speakers included Rev. George B. Wolstenholme and Major William W. R. Kimball recalling fire department history, stressing pride, solidarity, and shared heritage.
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Wellington A. Moore
The
Bath Box Co
Iron Works
Treas
Bath Tron Works Corp
Bath
Vanda
Priest B. Dane
Brookline
Mass
Phiic
Morgan
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s
Churcen
William WR. Kimball
William M. Rogers
Devs
Otis Kimball
Maine to Welcome Saxony Prince for Summer Visit
Prince Ernst Henry of Saxony plans a two month stay at Poland Spring this summer amid Maine’s winter sports charm. He toured Lewiston linked to the American Election Metal Corp project with Dr Paul Schwartzken, expressing interest in Maine’s recreational appeal and potential for a new plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Ernst Henry of
Saxony
Maine
Pine Tree
Paul Schwartzken
New American Election Metal Corporation
Lewiston
Prince Henry
Biz
Trince
Ahelostioe
Conmany
Unclear OCR Text From City Hosts Event
Fragmented OCR from a social gathering listing guests from New York City and local hosts at 16 Highland Street. Text is garbled with names and events unreadable, referencing Beley Milton Tait and others with incomplete phrases about a child and punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beley
Elmer Milton
New York City
Wiliam T. Tait
Highland Street
Beley
Milton
Vuat
Modern Woodmen Enjoyable Bath Camp Party
About 50 members of the Modern Woodmen of America Bath camp 7407 attended the sixth annual roll call on a Wednesday. A baked bean and brown bread supper was served at 6 30 by Frank B. Chellis George P. Moody and Rolvin H. Bowie. Unused food was donated to the Golden Rule Mission. Officers installed by Past State Consul Charles C. Toothaker included Clifton W. Tedford consul Joseph Brown past consul George P. Moody advisor William H. White banker Roscoe P. Higgins clerk Rolvin H. Dowie escort J Wilfred Roy watchman W Stanwood Cutting sentry Fred A. Bowie manager for three years.
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Bath
M. W. of A
Frank B. Chellis
George P. Moody
Rolvin H. Bowie
Golden Rule Mission
Bread Street
Charles C. Toothaker
John Conant
Clifton W. Tedford
Joseph Brown
William H. White
Roscoe P. Higgins
Rolvin H. Dowie
J. Wilfred Roy
W. Stanwood Cutting
Fred A. Bowie
Melody And Mirth Prevail At Opera House Show
The concert featured Hap’s originality with a pink backdrop and bright stage lighting. Eugene M. Desmond led the orchestra with Reg Stacey boosting the brass. The Honey Boy Harmonists and a troupe of twenty chorus members delivered a peppy, well pitched performance with sharp costumes. End men in tuxedos completed a polished presentation of song and comedy.
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Hap
Jimmy Loans
Cepere House
Opera House
Eugene M. Desmond
Reg Stacey
Mr. Desmond
Honey Boy
Sam Povich
F. J. Higgins
A. A. Burden
D. de Young
Jos. Milligan
O. S. Adams
C. T. Fortier
S. B. Wardik
R Andrews
H S. Walker
C .E. Davis
R. P. Davis
PF. E. Pamy
H. P. Morse
D. S. Leavitt
N. L. Norton
E. V. Reed
E F. Dinsmore
R. L. Brownell
Edwin H. Lowell
Edwin R. Andrews
Haviland Torrey
Herbert Douglas
George Hunt
Edwin Ramsay
Harry Hall
Ralph Small
Ralph Blakeney
Gorillas Growth and Care at Washington Zoo
A young male gorilla gifted by W. P. Chrysler to the Washington Zoo grows slowly toward a possible 400 to 1000 pounds. Captured on the West African coast, he bonds with humans as a safeguarding measure. guards stayed with him initially to prevent distress. He showed childlike behavior upon release, embracing keeper J. Buck, but staff note he may never view apes as equals.
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W. P. Chrysler
United States
Africa
J. L. Buck
Mr. Buck
Osyrane
Buckamily
Zoo
Coville
Br. Buck
Carpenters Coud
Oda
Copenkey
Gorilla in Monkey House Described by Observer
Omar W. Folsom recalls a gorilla's experiences among gibbons and orangutans, noting playful interactions, staged moves, and apparent enjoyment of human visitors. The piece details a move to a solitary cage and observer crowds at the lion house, along with a society notice naming officers and their titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mann
Monkey House
Lion House
Officers Conduct Federal Board Tests In Bath
The federal board for Coast Artillery status examined Maine National Guard officers at the Bath Armory on Sunday. Newly appointed or promoted officers before the board included True B. Eveleth promoted to captain, Carliom Hammond to captain, Albert Gray and Cornelius Magee to second lieutenants, John Brubaker and Lloyd Daniels to first and second lieutenants, and Raymond Livernois to second lieutenant. Visiting officers had lunch at the Phoenix at noon.
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Federal Board
Coast Artillery Branch
Maine National Guard
Henry W. Owen, Jr
C. A
Bath
Gilbert. M. El-lott
Med. Dept
Brunswick
Sherman J E. Willard
C. A. CG
Rockland
True B. Eveleth
Portland
Carliom H. Hammond
Camden
Albert W. Gray
Corp
Cornelius Magee
John H. Brubaker
Orphans Home Defeats North Grammar in Lopsided Victory
The Orphans Home team extended its winning streak by routing North Grammar 34 to 6 on Saturday afternoon. Armstrong and Dearborn led the victors with standout play while Grindle starred for Orphans Home and Parks played for North Grammar.
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F.G
Moris
Armstrong
Pipley
Orsborn
I U
Dearborn
Norton
Grindell
R. Lee
North Grammar G. Hgs
Parks
G Levine
Curtis
Stevens
Oliver
Whitehouse
Orphans
North Grammar
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Acadia Pythians Install Officers
Acadia lodge K of P installed officers for the year Thursday night led by District Deputy Grand Chancellor William Mann with Ed ward McLellan as grand master at arms and Fred H. Pratc as grand prelate. An oyster supper followed the ceremony.
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Harry B. Williams
Loring A. Roberts
Albert A. McLellan
Otis Munro
Russell Ll. Kenney
Harry H. Watson
Fred D. Hill
Seth Stewart
Charles 8. Dunnine
Edward H. Hartwell
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
William Mann
Edward McLellan
Fred H. Pratc
Wollaston graduate Miss Helen Malcolm heads to Oberlin College
Miss Helen EF Malcolm of 126 Clay Street Wollaston Mass daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Malcolm graduated from Quincy high school January 23 as highest honors pupil in class of 115 She plans to enter Oberlin College next Fall Summers at her grandparents farm Mr and Mrs Pred H Sparks in Phippsburg Mrs William R Freeman of High Street left for New York to visit her sister Mrs Walter T Paine and to await her husband the captain of the Steel Navigator due February 10
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Helen EF. Malcolm
Clay Street
Wollaston
Mass
John C. Malcolm
Quincy High — School
Malcolm
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Pred H. Sparks
Phippsburg
William R. Freeman
High Street
New York
Walter T. Paine
CROSS WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LIST
A compact word puzzle listing numerous clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Clues cover soldiers in trenches to the unknown river of terms, with many entries and abbreviations, suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
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W. B. Nichols
Tres, and
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Webber, Valitor
Front Street
Bath, Maine
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Maren
Saranen
Clarence G. Stetson
Banes
Maine Development Commission
Stetson
Scud- Son
Union
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Penobscon
Ggiets
Bucksport
Lee
Penobscot
Kennebec
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Linda E. Page
Richmond
Beatrice M. Page
Alice M. Haskell
Topsham
Edward W. Wheeler
Frank A. Colby
Clarcince W. Colby
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Hathaway
Bowdeinham
Rosa J. Hathaway
Nelson Thurlow
Alice A. Thurlow
Linda EF. Page
Courtney E. Hinckley
Edward W. Wheeeley
Fred D
Abbie L. Denham
Clarence B. Good
Bowdoinham
Helen G. Mitchell
John Scott Preble
Maritorie Cotton, Guardian
Henrietta T. Eaton
Helen M. Potter
Avila P. Valliere Law
Jona P. Carey, Jr
Sohove DL
Franks
Ramasteve Ledyard
Cere Tallin
Wiliams
Tonshaw
Fred L. Hammond
Richard Graham Davenport Laure
Washington, D. C
Serena Hole Davenport
National Bavings & Trust Co
Migeare
Gi. Lemont
West Bath
Charles S. Lemont
Alice B. Soule
George B. M. Souie
Alice J. Adams
Alies
T. Alexander
Marjorie J. Mitchell
Emma E. Mitchell
Gessie Lancaster
Whitney
Edward Drake
William
Arthur J. Dunton
Ceorpe
Davenport Ints
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George EF. Preble
Rascoe
Perkins
Henry Bish
Perry Point
Fred E. Rauret
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Geverne P. Macthaid
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Cook
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Shee M. Hede
Annie T. McInnes
John Shaw
Tisler
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Huntmenia
Henry Cobb
Broad Street
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Washington, D.C
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