Bath mayor challenges critics to open debate on three years
Bath voters reach 4 542 registered names as of February 1 1933 with 3 589 Republicans or Democrats and 953 unenrolled. Mayor Harold P Small invites critics to a public Davenport City hall debate to defend his three years in office and refute charges with facts.
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Harold P. Small
Bath
Davenport City Hall
Small
Rufus C. Maddux
New England Council
Taxpayers Association
Community Notes from North Bowdoinham and Vicinity
Mrs Lillie Wade and son Charles Wade returned to their Per kins home after weeks away. Rita Leavitt of Topsham spent the weekend with the Bakers in North Bowdoinham. Charles Lovejoy, treated for appendicitis in Brunswick, returned to his brother’s home. Families Lovejoy visit Malden Mass for two days. Funeral of Mrs Addie Nickerson in Nor ridgewock drew Lovejoys and kin. Various relatives gathered for birthdays and visits in the area.
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Lillie Wade
Charles Wade
Perkins
Rita Leavitt
Topsham
E. D. Baker
Charles Lovejoy
Brunswick Hospital
Arthur Lovejoy
Frank Lovejoy
Arthur Lovejoy, Jr
Arthur 3d
Malden
Mass
Norridgewock
Addie Nickerson
Ansel, Nickerson
John Tarbox
John, Jr
Thrilling Escape For Milk Dealer
Milk dealer Mr. Smith escaped injury after an accident on a slippery highway. He planned to recover his milk for the route at the Cates home and then proceed to Bath via Prince's Corner and Winneyance, blaming the slick road for the trouble.
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Cates
Bath
Prince's Corner
Winneyance
Smith
City managership debated at Colonial club meeting
The Colonial club held a debate on the merits of a city manager form of government. Mayor Joseph Torrey, John Choate, Clyde Russell and others argued for and against the system, with a vote showing a slim affirmative edge 28 to 22.
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Colonial Club
George B. Wolstenholme
Waterville
Wolstenholme
Colby
John Choate
The
American Legion
Clyde Russell
Winslow High
Joseph Torrey
Torrey
Choate
Galveston
Texas
Staunton
United States
Germany
France
England
Russell
Down
America
William L. Skelton
Fred J. Higgins
Mark W. Hennessy
Maine 4-H Club enrollment climbs to 281
Maine 4-H Club enrollment for 1933 reaches 281, a gain of 154 from 1932. Waldo County leads with 570 enrollments, followed by Aroostook with 513. National totals show 6420 in 1932. Cem. Guysbert B. Vroom, U.S.N., of Middle Street visits Boston on business.
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Maine
L. H. Shibles
Waldo County
Aroostock
Cem
Guysbert B. Vroom
U.S.N
Middle Street
Boston
Voters urged to attend caucuses for better city government
The Colonial Club debate on city government ends with a call for an intelligent awakened citizenry. Voters are urged to attend mayoralty and ward caucuses next week to ensure economical, efficient government and stronger tickets through better choices of candidates.
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Colonial Club
North Center P T A Looks to Build Playground for Bath Children
The North Center PTA urged support for a supervised Bath playground at a Grace church meeting led by president Mrs. Wilmer Voorhees. Members heard letters from senators Hale and White and Rep Nelson backing a movie theater screening bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
North Center
Grace Church
Ralph W. MacDonald
Morse
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
John Nelson
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Health
R. Clinton McFadden
Charles R. Farnham
Carl C. Anderson
North Center P. T. A
Parent- Teacher Congress
Rockland
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Association
Maine
United States
New England
J. Edward Drake
Sunnyside
Campbell's Pond
Milton C. Trott
Harry F. Morin
Morris H. Cohen
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Hatch
Arthur J. Nichols
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Clinton D. Wilson
Red Cross
Farm and Home Week at University of Maine
Farm and Home Week will be held March 27 to 30 at the University of Maine. Dr. Leon S. Merrill announces the event, with a committee led by Maurice D. Jones and A. L. Deering coordinating lectures and demonstrations for farmers and homemakers. Thirteen Maine organizations cooperate in the program. An advisory note warns against using gasoline naptha or benzine for cleaning, urging safer outdoor daytime use.
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University of Maine
Leon S. Merrill
College of Agriculture
Maurice D. Jones
A. L. Deering
L. M. Dorsey
Pearl S. Greene
Maine
Baby Chicks For Sale From Meadowbrink Farm
Quality disease free Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth chicks from high producing flocks at 10 dollars per hundred. Discounts on large lots. See breeders or request circular. Meadowbrink Farm Frank Merryman Brunswick Maine Jordan Ave. Tel 214 R 2 9 tf.
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Island Reds
Plymouth
Meadowbrink Farm
Frank Merryman
Brunswick
Maine
Jordan Ave
Fertilizer supply boosts Bowdoinham Sagadahoc unit sales
About 1700 tons of fertilizer arrived in Bath by barge for Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co. Bowdoinham. Four to ten trucks, each Hauling six to seven tons per trip, began Saturday. The company plans a busy season. Local social notes, deaths of Frank Wood and Mrs. Tarr, and upcoming events fill Bath news.
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Bath
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Bowdoinham
Portland Auto Truck Company
Ralph Denham
Portland
Gladys
Doris Raymond
Mary Dodge
Evelyn Hackett
Ida Fowle
Mary Daggett
Massachusetts
Frank Wood
H. S. Dodge
Boothbay
Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
R. D. Purinton
Town Hall
Coombs High School
Cosmics
Myra Downing
Arthur
I. M. Fowle
L. P. Temple
C. L. Browne
Fred Morse
W. T. Hardie
Charles EB. Hackett
Otis Gray
Henry E. Cornish
E. L. White
E. P. Kendall
Augusta
Ruth McEwen
Edward Risteen
Thomaston
Dorothy Dickinson
Cora Denham
C. B. Randall
Edwin Denham
Edith Wood
William
Charity Woo
Alaska
Edith
E. A. Wood
Mr. Wood
Village Lodge of Masons
J. N. Palmer
W. H Gould
J. E. Cornish
C. A. Newton
Walter Sedgley
Village Cemetery
Carver
Turner Promoted to Second Lieutenant in Gardiner Guard
Rising from the ranks to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Lieutenant Justin Chapman, Bion C. Turner of Autumn Street Gardiner is appointed second lieutenant in Company M Gardiner National Guard unit of the 103rd Infantry U S A. He previously held corporal and sergeant ratings for four years and also becomes a Reserve Officers corps lieutenant. Turner is 23 years old.
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Justin Chapman
Bion C. Turner
Autumn Street
Gardiner
Gardiner National Guard
103Rd Infantry
Turner
Reserve Officers Corps
Dike P T A Silver Tea Marks Founders Day
Dike School hosts a Tuesday afternoon silver tea in the teachers room with strong attendance. Mrs. Leroy F Colby spoke on Founders Day noting the 36th anniversary of the PTA and its goal to safeguard American children through national cooperation and active teachers.
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Dike P.T.A
Dike
Leroy F. Colby
United States
Colby
America
George Reynolds
Daniel Perry
Dike Association
Scott Golder
Herman Crocker
Charles MacDonald
Mary Brown
Elmer Avery
Morse High Team Safe Return After Icy Bus Trip
Morse High basketball players reached Bath safely after a slippery trip from Rockland. Bus owner Ralph Kenney slowed to keep the vehicle on the road, passing overturned and stuck trucks on the icy route. The team arrived to thank him for the careful driving that ensured their safety.
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Morse High
Bath
Rockland
Ralph Kenney
Long Hill
Waldoboro
Mr. Kenney
Ethel Huse Marries Howard Ulfelder in Washington Ceremony
The engagement and marriage of Ethel Louise Huse to Howard Ulfelder of Mexico City and McLean Virginia were announced. Ulfelder, Harvard graduate and medical student, is the son of Dr. Sidney Ulfelder and resides part of the year in Virginia. Ethel Huse, a Morse High and Boston University graduate, remains secretary to John Winthrop House head Dr Ronald Ferry. They will live at 206 Burton Hall 10 Dana Street Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Ethel Louise Huse
Howard Ulfelder
Mexico City
McLean, Va
Washington, D. C
R. B. Stowell
Ulfelder
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Sidney Ulfelder
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Harvard
Harvard Medical
Delta Epsilon Fraternity
Virginia
Ethel Huse
Morse High
Clinton D. Wilson
Boston University
Ronald Ferry
John Winthrop House
Ulfeider
Burton Hall
Dana Street
Cambridge
Mass
Red Cross Dance Tickets Selling Fast At Arcade
Tickets are selling well for a Red Cross public health nursing service dance next Monday night at the Arcade. A 14 member committee handles sales including Miss Harriet Lord and Mrs. Roger D. Skillings. The event promises music and may be the standout social of the season aside from the Junior League ball.
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Red Cross Public Health Nursing Service
Harriet Lord
Kate McCarty
Marcia Moulton
Mary Newell
Gladys Olm
Carolyn Plant
Carrie Shaw
Carl C. Anderson
Arthur Crockett
Edwin H. Given
Edward W. Hyde
Seth S. Mullin
Roger D. Skillings
Alden G. Smith
Probate Court Considers Isolation Hospital Project
In Sagadahoc probate session Judge Glidden approves wills of Sewall and Thorne and names executors. The session handles numerous administrations and inventories for Bath Topsham and Richmond estates, with bonds filed and accounts approved. Portland public health committee weighs a two story isolation hospital for contagious diseases near Farrington hospital, estimated cost 25 000 to 50 000.
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Alice W. Sewall
Bath
Bath National Bank
Elmer E. Thorne
Topsham
Frank W. Thorne
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Glidden
Emma H. Moses
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Edgar Carleton Murphy
Rose F. Murphy
Edward W. Bridgham
Ellis L. Aldrich
William
Annie L. Pashard
Richmond
Marion E. King
Annette Smith
Bowdoin
Amy F. Small
Mary J. Pratt
Charles L. Pratt
Wollaston
Mass
Amy Hunt Perry
Almon R. Perry
Edward W. Pierce
Sophie G. Pierce
Sarah_O. Emery
Ernest L. Emerson
Elizabeth C. Cook
Georgetown
Fred O. Robinson
Cambridge
D.b.n
Frederick L. Andrews
Charles Reed Andrews
Harriet S. Barron
Susan F. Howard
Norman W
Sherbrook M. Howard
Edward A. Bond
Woolwich
Jessie Bond Cobb
Everett E. Rogers
John P. Carey
Lettie V. Leavitt
Lettie M. Newell
Leona F. Jack
Ar Gella M. Strout
Edward W. Wheeler
Ann E. Thompson
J. Houghton McLellan
James S. Lowell
Ioa A. Lombard
Cornelia E. Rumrill
Arthur C. Edgecomb
Lizzie S. Edgecomb
Henry J. Pushard
Annie M. Pushard
Carrie B. Potter
Frederick C. Potter
William S. Shorey
Allan Spear
Elizabeth R. Moses
Jennie B. Spinney
J. Clifford Spinney
Daniel Williams
Mary B. Norton
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
George P. Davenport
Roscoe E. Perkins
Harry Fish
Perry Point
Bowdeinham
Mary E. Rogers
Public Health and Welfare Committee
Portland
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