Richmond High Girls Win 26–4. Tax Vote Plans Voted
Readers see a Friday victory as Richmond High girls rout Sabattus 26 to 4 in gym action. Local notes report officers elected for the Taxpayers Association and town meetings to discuss warrant articles and equalization taxes.
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Schidol
Noble
Richmond
Sabattus
Allge Rd
Minic’s
Lewiston
Richmond Gym
Domini
John Parker
Orate
Carrol F. Terrell
Fred de Roche
Chester Foster
Curry Myles
Umberhind
Lee Run
George Hoyt
Leslie _ Roberts
Leonid
Earl Farley
Irvine Waltz
Frank Bishop
Norris Sidelinger
Harry Sykes
James Lothe Bat S
Messing
Local Residents Attend Events and Family News in Gardiner Area
A stream of notices lists residents and visitors from Gardiner and nearby towns. Highlights include Nathaniel G of South Sas...t taking a government post, Clarence Dunbar attending Grange lectures, William Baker attending a funeral in Bowdoth, and several mass visitors from Framingham and Boston for family and hospital news.
Bath Area News Briefs on Wildlife and Local Happenings
Georgetown readers welcome a new chickadee visitor nicknamed Christopher by locals. Wood mice and other small birds attract attention as winter iciness closes schools and town officials plan re elections.
Egg yolk separation by light funnel trick
A cut and paste style note explains an egg separation method using a small funnel to let whites pass while yolk stays. It also briefly touches on soybean production, Manchuria’s long cultivation, Verdi's early pay, and leather branding discounts. The passage blends disparate facts with odd typos and examples.
Emerys Mountain Protected By Court Injunction
A Bath editor argues Emerys Mountain district remains park property protected by a 1919 Supreme Court injunction against the city to block stone quarrying and tree removal. He notes Park and Cemetery Board control and possible future paths, urging preservation of the site and its natural growth.
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the Times
Emery's Mountain
Board of Highways and Sewers
Emery's
Supreme Court
Harold M. Sewall
Elwell S. Crosby
Rupert H. Baxter
Oliver Moses
George E. Thompson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Arthur J. Dunton
Scott R. Frye
George W. Johnson
Walter E. Chase
James C. Teenager
City of
Bath
Park and Cemetery Board
Whiskeay Bridge
Bath Riding Club
Fatal hunting mishaps claim about nine hundred yearly
The National Safety Council estimates roughly 900 people die annually in hunting accidents. This figure highlights the deadly risks of firearm use in hunting activities and underscores safety training and precautions for hunters nationwide.
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Say
National Safety Council
Beaumur First Tried Steel from Melted Iron Mixture
French physicist Beaumur attempted steel making by melting cast and wrought iron together to form a alloy. This early experiment showcased combining iron varieties to achieve stronger material properties.
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Beaumur
Five Islands Community News Roundup
Community notes from Five Islands include hosting of the Good Neighbor club at Mrs. Phillip Pinkham home with Kathleen Rittall as hostess, plans for church repairs, and a chimney fire at the Reynolds home on Bath road. Fred Rittall turned 86. Bible conferences at the Baptist church feature Rev Donald C Wallace and Rev J H Burnter. attendance trends rise at Sunday services. local moves include the Canairys moving to Bath and Orville Rowe finishing ten years at Bath Iron Works.
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Phillip Pinkham
Good Neighbor Club
Kathleen Rittall
Ae Evens
Eleanor Thibodeau
Fewica Moore
Albertina Pinkham
Cora Mae Pinkham
Edith McMahan
Mae Campbell
Aurelia Pinkham
Georgia Pinkham
Addie Moulton
Vesta Rowe
Christina Stevens
George Gray
Alvah Reynolds
Bath Road
Fred Rittall
The
Baptist Church
Donald C. Wallace
Princeton University
Iran
J. H. Burnter
Little
Arthur Cochrane
Myrick
Mass
Herbert Canaway
Medford
Elbridge Southard
Southard
Canaway
Osteopathic Hospital
Bath
Mrs. Jones
Pre-Valentine Dance and Play at Community Center
A pre Valentines Day dance featuring Cliff Leeman and his orchestra takes place at Bath Community Center tonight with old waltzes and modern numbers. The Girls' Leader Corps staged Your Face Is Your Fortune at Morse High, with Miss Marion Clark directing, and will present the show Saturday evening at 7 30 with tickets at the door.
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Cliff Leeman
Bath Community Center
Johnson
Girls’ Leader Corps
Morse High School
Marion Clark
Morse
Grocers Dine with Bath and Boothbay Members
Retail Grocers' Association members from Bath Damarsicotta Waldoboro and Boothbay Harbor met for a dinner at Hotel Phoenix Tuesday. Bangor Store Engineer Bouchard spoke on current problems and offered helpful insights.
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Bath
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
Boothbay Harbor
Hotel Phoenix
Bouchard
Bangor
Lincoln assassination details headlining New York Herald extra
A Woolwich collector found an 1865 New York Herald extra dated April 15 detailing Lincoln's assassination and Ford's Theatre attack. The edition describes the President dying from a pistol shot, Seward stabbed, and Booth identified, plus dispatches on Southern army surrender.
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Herbert J. Leeman
Woolwich
New York Herald
Lincoln
Farewell
Maine
Edwin M. Stanton
Ford's
Seward
Herald
J. Wilkes Booth
Leeman
Robert Lincoln
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Mr. Lincoln
Boy Scout Rally at Morse Tonight
Sagadahoc District Scouts gather in Morse High gym tonight at 7 30 for a district rally directed by Cecil Fullerton and Oscar J. Tanguay. The program features songs, skits, flag ceremonies, and demonstrations by Troops 50 53 and 55 with Cub activities and a Pledge of Allegiance led by William Webber.
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BOY Scout
Morse
Sagadahoc
Morse High School
Cecil Fullerton
Oscar J. Tanguay
Arthur Berry
Scouts of
Cub Promise
Robert Carmichael
Romeo Biette
Merle C. _ Niles
William Webber
Andrews
Oil men lay emergency line on Rhine bridge in three days
On a pontoon bridge across the Rhine oil men installed an emergency six inch line with a pump station and storage capacity of 12 000 barrels and tank truck loading racks. The record time for completing this critical setup was three days.
Obituary for Jane Delia Holland 87 Widow of John Holland
Jane Delia Holland 87 widow of John Holland died at the Old Folks Home Tuesday morning after a long illness. Born May 28 1859 in Phippsburg she was daughter of William and Elizabeth Wallace. Survivors include a sister Belle Porter and several nephews and nieces. Funeral from Curtis Funeral Home Thursday at two with Rev Charles M Sims officiating. entombment in Oak Grove in the Spring.
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Jane Delia Holland
John Holland
Old Folks Home
Severa
Phippsburg
William and
Elizabeth (Mitchell) Wallace
Belle Porter
Beverly
Mass
Frank Thompson
Silas Oliver
Charles Rogers
Russell Thompson
Albert Thompson
Leslie Thompson
Fred Wilson
George Wilson
Myron W. Gray
Melrose
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles M. Sims
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Walter J. Small Dies at Phippsburg Age 78
Walter Jethro Small of Phippsburg died Saturday after years of ill health. He was born November 10, 1876, in Phippsburg and lived there most life, working at sea briefly. Survived by wife Abbie L. Small, a half sister in Connecticut, nephews Harold Ralph and William in Bath, niece Marion Barrett of Honolulu, and cousin Mrs. John Wright. Funeral Monday at Curtis Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Dr David L. Wilson. bearers Harold Small Ralph Small Howard Bowker George C. Beals. Burial planned in Oak Grove in spring.
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Walter Jethro Small
Phippsburg
Timothy
Flora Oliver Small
Bath Memorial Hospital
Herbert White
Groton
Conn
Harold
Ralph
William
Bath
Marion Barrett
Honolulu
Oahu
John Wright
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Harold Small
Ralph Small
Howard Bowker
George C. Beals
Oak Grove
Dalton Haley 1880 Brunswick man dies after home
Dalton Haley died at his home on upper Washington Street Monday evening. He was born in Rangeley April 9, 1880, son of Charles and Mary Haley. Survived by his widow Mary E. Haley, five sons Louis Rangeley Ray Brunswick Payson Saugus Donald Hubert, three daughters Thalie Rangeley Vera Millis Lois Lisbon Falls, one brother Everett Unity, one sister Minnie Deraps Rangeley, 32 grandchildren. Funeral at Mayo Funeral Residence Thursday at three conducted by Rev. Dr David L. Wilson. Body to Rangeley for entombment in spring.
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Dalton Haley
Upper
Washington Street
Rangeley
Charles
Mary Huntoon Haley
Bath Iron Works
Brunswick Naval Air Port
Mary E. Haley
Louis
Ray
Brunswick
Payson
Saugus
Mass
Donald
Hubert
This City
Thalie
Vera
Death notice for David S. McCabe of Bath
David S. McCabe of Middle Street Bath died at Memorial Hospital Saturday morning after a nine week illness. He was born in Bath April 25 1885 the son of Henry and Ida McCabe and lived here all his life. Survived by widow Jane three brothers Henry O Chester H and Alfred R all of Bath three sisters Mrs Oscar Tanguay Bath Mrs Charles Varney Lisbon Falls and Mrs Guy Rowe Waterville also three uncles George Edward and Alfonzo Burnham Bath and sev...
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Bath
Henry Bascom
Thompson
Mathis
David Leon
Pasadena
Cal
Ath Viety
Georgetown
Christopher
Noah
Roland E. Peterson
Lloyd E. Pinkham
Alfred I. Rowe
Herbert Hunt
Grand Falls
N. B
Addie Moutton
Five Island
Elizabeth Hunt
Louise Peterson
Robinhood
Dorothy Stuart
Henry Tarbox
Robin
Belle Heald
Carroll Powers
C. L. Hinckley
Woodrow Gray
Five Islands
Harry Heald
Melvin Cunningham
Ernest Heal
Forrest Hanna
Ralph Davis
William Bonyum
Armed Service
Bellport
L. I
Walter MacMahan
Arrowsic
Gus Collins
Edward Clary
George Gray
Thomas Hagan
Scarboro
Stanley Kosalka
C. Lckley
Portland
Jack Harrison
Roland Peterson
Sagadahoc Bay
David S. McCabe
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Henry
Ida McCabe
Jane McCabe
Henry O
Chester H
Alfred R. McCabe
Oscar Tanguay
Charles Varney
Lisbon Falls
Guy Rowe
Waterville
George
Edward
Alfonzo Burnham
Sev
Community notices outline spring event at Oak Grove
Fragmentary text mentions a home event Monday afternoon involving Charles M. Tubbs and a spring gathering in Oak Grove. Names and details are incomplete, but the item indicates a local community event set for the season at a local Oak Grove location.
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Eral
Fasora
Charles M. Tubbs
Oak Grove
Ronald L. Mote Mott Born October 24 1943
Ronald L. Mott son of Harold L and Adelaide Morse Mott of Spene South morning birthday. Funeral set at Mayo Funeral Tuesday at two o clock with burial in Spring.
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Ronald L. Mott
Harold L
Adelaide Morse Mott
Spene
Mayo
Funeral for Mrs Billings at local church services
Services were well attended by friends from Esther Rebekah lodge and Winter Street church where she was active. The funeral will be held in Vinalhaven with burial in the family lot there after a spring delay.
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Ives Queen
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Billings
Winter Street Church
Y Vinalhaven
Funeral services for Mrs Thurlow widow of Jo Thurlow
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth E Thurlow widow of Jo Thurlow were held at Corliss Street church. Bearers included Leonard M Munsey Charles A Soule Robert C Mitchell and Harry Cornish. Entombment followed at Spring Hill burial ground.
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Elizabeth E. Thurlow
Jooh Te Kacee
Corliss Street
Leonard M. Munsey
Charles A. Soule
Robert C. Mitchell
Harryee Cornish
Oak Grove
Funeral rites for David M Cabe held at local cemetery
Funeral services for David M Cabe were conducted from the tombed church as mourners gathered for burial officiants led prayers and the burial followed in the family plot at the local cemetery.
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David M’cabe
Mrs Ida Brown Funeral Held by Rev Almand
The funeral of Mrs. Ida Brown was held at the Funeral Home Friday at 2.30 conducted by Rev. A. Almand. Bearers were wie alam deo te ade Grey Bragg and John Parker. The interment will occur in the cemetery at Mars Maine.
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Ida Brown
Rev. A. Almand
Wie Alam Deo Te Ade
Grey, Bragg
John Parker
Mars Maine
Bath Court Convicts Two Brothers For DUI
Everett M. Quimby and Charles Quimby were found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Bath municipal court. Each was fined with court costs 5.70 and 12.94 respectively as ordered by Judge Leon Spinney.
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Bath
Everett M
Charles Quimby
Hadee Gardiner
Everett M. Quimby
Charles Quin
Lewis Senecal
Sagadahoc
Frank L. Moriarty
Charles Pelletier
Saratoga
N. Y
Percy W.bury
Senecal
John Warner, Jr
Brunswick
Leon Spinney
Ooper
George C. Buzzell Alle
Warner
New Meadows
Polka Origin Story From Bohemia Gains European Fame
In Bohemia the polka originated in the 19th century and grew to become Europe’s most popular dance. The lively tempo and catchy steps spread across cities and social classes, shaping fashion, music, and ballroom culture of the era.
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Bohemia
Europe
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