Study of Japan by Cosmopolitan Current Events group
Cosmopolitan Current Events department began a study of Japan at a club house meeting after finishing Russia. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday Feb 21 at 2 30. Speakers cover Japan's population growth, expansion and international reactions including China, Russia, the United States and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Washington
Frederick W. Humphreys
Emma E. Walker
Miss Walker
China
Siberia
Pacific
United States
England
Holland
Manchuokuo
Manchuria
Fred R. E. Dean
Faito
Frostina E. Marston
Miss Marston
William L. Skelton
Vladivostock
Ncute
Ures
Skelton
Charles R. Farnham
Portland
Minnie A. White
David L. Wilson
Philippines
Hawaii
Wilson
Harry G. Deering
Joseph I. Smith
Mr. Abbott
California
Humphreys
Cosmopolitan club hears Norway talk by Bath pastor
Rev. Joseph O. Purdue gave an engaging Norway travel talk at the Cosmopolitan club February meeting in Bath. He shared boyhood tales, industries, and notable figures, aided by booklets and pictures. Mrs. Avery sang Norwegian songs as Miss Whittall accompanied, with 60 members present and bylaw changes expanding membership classes and granting voting rights to associate and life members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Purdue
Scandinavian Peninsula
Bath
Charles W. Avery
G. Eunice Whittall
Avery
Bessie F. Greenblatt
David S. Cogan
Louis M. Silverman
Charles R. Farnham
William M. Adams
Alice E. Norris
Elizabeth B. Deering
Roscoe P. McFadden
Japan
Cosmopolitan Players
Eugene O'Neill
Singinglubs
The Late Christopher Bean Shines in Bath Thespians Play
The Thespians stage Sidney Howard s three act comedy The Late Christopher Bean in 1934 Bath. Huse and Hill lead a strong cast with Miriam Kimball Abby the widow at center as Abby saves original Bean paintings and reveals her rightful ownership. The crowd applauded despite extreme cold and praised the ensemble for a lively production that became a local highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bean
Abby
Haggett’s
Chris Bean
Thespians
Bath
Chumbers
Columbia
Dr. Haggett
H. Augustus Huse
Huse
Haggett
Brenda Hill
Miriam Kimball
Atlantic Monthly
Haggetts
Bean
Chris
Rosen
Maxwell Davenport
Tallant
Alberto Warren
Cock Robin
Roberta Manson
Sophie S. Se
Everjorié E. Furber
Mari Aen
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Kenneth C. Trask
Merton A. Dearing
The
George Baer Connard
Boss
Winter Street Parish supper honors retiring Ladies' Aid president
About 200 attended the Winter Street church supper where Mrs. Charles E. Plaisted was honored as retiring Ladies' Aid president after six years. Dr. Langdon T. Snipe gave a talk on church music and history, and Mrs. Plaisted received a traveling bag presentation from Mrs. John A. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Langdon T. Snipe
Charles E. Plaisted
Ladies’ Aid
Plaisted
John A. Morse
Mrs. Plaisted
Portland
Eastland
Joseph O. Purdue
John N. Taylor
Sarah Lermond
A. J. Conti
Clinton D. Wilson
Carl Albee
Arthur Crockett
Langdon T
Fred Foote
Janette Smith
Catherine Leonard
Betty Rice
Priscilla Colby
Elizabeth Colby
Lydia Atwood
Marjorie Haskell
Florence Robinson
Ferralyn Roberts
Florence Tait
Bertha Lord
Harriet Lord
Ruth Dale
Eleanor Erwin
Mary McClure
Kathleen Scott
Arthur C. Lemont
William R. Donnell
Fred Emmons
Allen M. Irish
Jane Spinney
Edward B. Smith
John A. Lord
J. Edward Drake
Maxwell Powers
Elwina Durgin
Sylvester H. Rowland
Charles. Nelson
Arthur K. Purington
Clifford Wilband
Addison Pendleton
Joseph Purdue
Charles Blaisdell
Horace Ward
Harry L. Horne
Allan Ramsay
Les Camarades Musicaux
Snipe
Bath
Old North
High and
Center Streets
Albert H. Shaw
Washington and
Winter Streets
Hayden
Hope Democrats Open To Sewall For Mayor Nomination
Arthur Sewall, Bath National Bank president and Ward 7 councilman, may become the Democratic mayoral candidate. The city committee favored Sewall after noting his municipal interest and finances expertise, despite his Republican enrollment. Sewall’s prominent Maine family includes banker father William D. Sewall and shipbuilder grandfather Arthur Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Bath National Bank
Democratic City Committee
John J. Mulcahy
Charles C. Toothaker
Henry M. Powers
Sewall
Harold P. Small
Mr. Sewall
Maine
William D. Sewall
A. Sewall & Co
City Hospital
Maine Central Railroad
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Sumner Sewall
Message from Byrd Antarctic expedition travels to mother in half hour
Professor Earle B. Perkins of the Byrd Expedition sends a message home in about thirty minutes from Little America to his mother Mrs Edith Perkins of Oak Street. Messages reach him via Mackay Receiving Station New York and War Department War Amateurs in Washington. Perkins is Rutgers biology former, studying Antarctic microscopic aquatic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Bath
Earle B. Perkins
Edith Perkins
Oak Street
Republicans Name Ward Tickets At Their Caucuses
Upwards of 300 people braved cold to attend the Republican ward caucuses with various ward contests. Ward 1 saw Whittemore chosen unanimously for alderman. Ward 2 endorsed Youland. Ward 3 saw Emery defeat McCabe and Rodick defeat Nichols for second place. Ward 4 McFadden won aldermanic nomination. Ward 5 Donnell and Day led in nominations. Ward 6 and 7 reported renominations with no opposition in most races. Names of all nominees listed for council, wardens, clerks, and constables across seven wards. Presiding officer and attendance noted in Ward 1. continuation teased on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Frank Curtis
Pleasant Street
Howard White
Chicago
Mr. White
Union Stock Yards
42Nd
Halsted
Usher
John N. Taylor
Ellery E. Whittemore
Eugene A. Youland
George M
Louis Silverman
Charles J. Donnell
Stanley J. Bickle
Harry L. Day
Bickle
J. Haviland Torrey
Torrey
Walter W. Smith
Edwin R. Andrews
Cedric A. Martin
Horace B. Woodman
William R. Donnell
Harold E. Tobey
Bessie E. Dickinson
Charles A. Carr
Charlotte F. Grace
Albert L. Strout
Perleston L. Pert
William T. Donnell
Arletta M. Yates
Eva J. Lemont
George F. Oliver
Florence E. McClure
Frances T. Clark
Antoinette M. Teeling
Malcolm C. Witham
Fred E. Bragg
Robert W. Donnell
Joseph McDonough
Chester C. Aterton
Robert D. Green
Charles E. Robbins
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Mid-West Metropolis
Department OF Current Events
Cosmo Club
Independent
New
Davenport Memorial City Hall
Hope Democrats
Little
America
George M. Emery
Roscoe Clinton McFadden
Mark A. Jackson
Earl P. Cahoon
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Walter P. Kingsbury
Victor Pinkham
Walter K. Morse
Fred L. Brackley
Harris T. Rodick
Guy A. Nichols
Raymond M. Haley
Raymond C. Hart
Philip R. Blaisdell
Sidney A. McPherson