Winnegance and Bath Eagles clash in inter club match
The Eagles Club of Bath, 29 strong, visited Winnegance Community Club for the first half of an inter club tournament. Winnegance won 41 to 36, with plans for a return match on Feb 28. The event drew 50 plus attendees and featured stories, coffee, doughnuts, and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Club of
Bath
Bath Aeerie of
Eagles
Winnegance
Winniesance
Sagadshos Square
Dbenjamin Coombs
Randall J. Coombs
Grover
The
Eagles Club
Roscoe E. Perkins
Roland HL. Smith Post
American Legion
Appropriation Sought to Back Navy Shipbuilding Plan
A statement from Chirence Samuel King of the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association says funds are provided for the Navy building program including eight scout cruisers and six river gunboats. The Butler bill lacks financing, but support in Congress and alignment with President Coolidge’s fiscal program are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Chirence Samuel King
Aulatic Coast Shipbuilders’ Association
Navy
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsylvania
Touse Committee On Naval Affairs
Congress
Butlers
King
Department
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
New York
Texas
YMCA Receives $863.07 Check From Red Cross Dance
The YMCA reports a donated check of 863.07 from the Red Cross dance committee as proceeds of Friday night in the gym. The operating committee thanks Mrs. Seth Mullin, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Ningsley, Mrs. Crosby, William Furber, Edward Sampson, Carroll Watson, Eugene Desmond for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamlclal
Red Cross
Seth S. Mullin
Frederick FE. Drake
Arthur Sewall
KE. M. Fuller
Chester Os. Ningsley
John Crosby
William A. Furber
Edward W. Sampson
Carroll Watson
Eugene M. Desmond
Bethlehem shipbuilder visits old home amid business ties
Ernest A. Allan of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, toured his former town Tuesday. He was received coolly by old friends while in town on business linked to Bath Tron Works Limited, which is constructing turbine engines for his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Allan
Bethlehem Shipbuilding—Corporation
Bethlehem, Pa
Ife
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Peaslee Files Nomination for Republican Primary
Dr. Clarence A. Peaslee filed nomination papers at the Secretary of State's office in Augusta to run as a Republican candidate for representative in the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Peaslee
Secretary of State
Augusta
Oliver seeks re election as read commissioner at town meeting
Fred A. Oliver announces through the Independent his candidacy for re election as read commissioner at the upcoming town meeting. He asks townsmen for support citing his work to improve roads over the past year. The item also notes local social and family mentions and various town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Oliver
Read
Independent
Phippsburg
Ceald
Tate
Dromore Grange
Havener
Center
Chester McCabe
Massachusetts
Orn Blallett
William Trallett
Parker Lead
Cathonee
Mir
Formard Mschrieter
Schrieter
Vivian Tadlett
Thatcher Tread
Sherif Norris
Che
Elijah PL Bartlett
Sehases
Bath
Mina Widley
Minnie Walhice
Portland
A. Oliver
W. I
J. L. Spinney
Arrowsie
James C. Perry
Henry M. Weald
Dee
Walter J. McCourt
Che Hbeagne Island
Minot Pond
George TL. Oliver
Edward Heald
Bath City Hospital
Hannah Greenlaw
West Point
Parker Tend
Hattie Morse
The
Morse High School
Parker Hool
Nellie Perry
Brunewick
Reforming Caucuses Agitates Bath Citizens
A long letter argues caucuses are mismanaged and invite non voters and partisans. It calls for restricting participation to enrolled party members and using voter lists to exclude ineligible attendees to protect participants and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmaus
Chail
Enucus
Republic
Enucuses
Eucuses
Acman
First Baptist Revival Draws Large Audience
The First Baptist Church revival attracted a record Sunday crowd with both morning and evening services packed. Rev. John A. Swethaim delivered a powerful talk on reasons people do not join the church and urged high standards for local young women to influence men away from vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Leanut
John A. Swethaim
Nineren
City of
Bath
Hf. W. Monulton
Oak Street
Sanford Nickerson
Younger set enjoys Mrs Percival's party
A Winter social highlight features Mrs Percival’s Saturday dancing class favor party at Music hall with 50 pupils. The event begins a second term with valentine favors, refreshments, and cotillion plans. A Brunswick class recital is March 17 and a married couples class starts a second series. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson on the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
T To Welock
Brunswick Young People
Brunswick
Town Hall
Public Health Service studies common colds to reduce winter illness
The Public Health Service announces a broad study of common colds and other respiratory diseases to gather morbidity data over two to three years. Harvard Johns Hopkins Georgetown Howard Tulane Ohio State Chicago and California universities will participate, with students reporting respiratory experiences biweekly. The aim is to determine how colds relate to influenza and other ailments and to identify prevention paths. Harry Starbird gave an illustrated lecture on telephone history to 100 attendees at U.M.L.CLAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Public Health Service
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Cireniiting
Harvard University
Johns T Hopkins Medical School
Georgetown
Howard
Tulane University
Ohio State University
University of Chicago
University of California
United States
Bath Girl Bankers Celebrate Valentine Party in Bath
Twelve Bath Bank women hosted at the Colonial for a private Valentine Eve supper and games led by Miss Darke Emery. Prizes included a George Washington cherry tree and vanity items as colleagues from Bath Savings, Bath National, and Bath Trust Co attended. event ended with Russian tank song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Girl
Acen
Bath ‘Trust Co
Bank
Phere Frusteres
Darke Emery
Telegram
Maven Moulton
Annie Stewart Eastnred
Che Toate
Lal Fielding
Perias
Alice Norris
Madelyn Davis
Norris
Maver Moulton
Bath Savings —Insvitution
Madelyn Chase
Pearl Hall
Thee
Bathe National
Annie Stewart
Alice Notts
Eule Fielding
Ghindy- Iyo
The
Wirst National Bank
Jaitu Emery
Inne Moulter
Lilie Cahill
Madelyn Dimvis
Lillian Miller
Bath Trust Co
Neni
Dancing party marks end of club’s successful run
The Colonigh club hosts a Monday night dance under the present committee Edwin Ram say, W. Percy Marks, and William Palmer. Extra decorations and favored dames pleased attendees. Partners were chosen by match and number, with music by Grindl’s orchestra. Ice cream and crackers served at intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
George Eaton
Ladies Aid
Alfred S. Oliver
Mystery Club
Joseph N. Day
Omar R. Perry
Walter Marco
Doris Perry
Abrams
Oliver
Zina Hunt
Matilda Downing
Marion Ratfnell
Daris
Marion Raffnell
Charles E. Preble
Winnegance
Fairview Cemetery Association
Colonigh Club
Edwin FP. Ramsay
W. Percy Marks
William EB. Palmer
Grind'll
Tts
State Ferry Traffic Increases Steadily Across Vehicle Types
The report by the State High Commission analyzes ferry traffic by autos, trucks, rails, and horses. It notes rising automobile and truck use while horse and pedestrian carriage declines, with trucks showing the largest gains among motorized categories.
Funeral rites for Joseph Rines held Saturday
The funeral for Joseph Rines was largely attended on Saturday at Irene on Tish Street. Reverends Myron Paubles of Grace Apostolic officiated with floral tributes and bearers Chester Lorentsen Quincy, Linwood Borrdminn, and Maurier Olver. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rimes
Irene
Myron
Grace
Chester Lorentsenat
Quincy
Mass
Linwood Borrdminn
Aisin
Morrill
Willice Runes
Jolly Birthday Party for John Atwood at Epper Washington Street
On Thursday night a surprise birthday party honored John Atwood. Guests enjoyed plain whist with high scores by Mrs Presence Tirgan ata Porest Poll and many gifts, including a large decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland HL. Smith Post
American Legion
Richard Morse
Frank Perry
Robert PL Manson
Roberta
Boston
Ladies’ Aid
Comunity Club
Henry Potter
Thatcher Pinkham
Marion Morse
Percy Morse
Dromore Grange
Meg
John Atwood
Epper Washurton Street
Mr. Atwood
Presence
William Conadaty
Mr Atwood
Oubueet
Abrateia Lincoln
Bath Tren
Alwry Theampeom
Frank Dirris
Witlinta Cragden
Mae Congdot
Forest Putnam
Plorence Jigeanu
Clifford Tedford
uMe Mas
Manest Toaid
Michigan congressman in Datrick TH Kelley named as potential Navy Secretary successor
The article recalls Datrick TH Kelley of Michigan as a possible successor to Secretary of the Navy Denke after his resignation. It notes his open campaign stops at Posteffice square and Columbia theatre and praises him as a standout speaker in campaign years. Eva Lemont leads the Maine Sons of Veterans Auxiliary with a delegation planning to establish a new auxiliary in Westbrook Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BacCongressma
Datrick TH. Kelley
Michigan
Eva Lemont
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Division of Maine
Elizabeth Plates
Lucile Jake
Mantha Wilson
Provence Robinson
Com Preenmiur
Sarah Garcelon
Westbrook
Visitors Return From Boston and Brewer
Mrs. Lillian Billings and Mrs. Oliver Thom of Brewer and Mrs. James Quirk of East Boston have completed a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neekins at 25 Deering Street and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Billings
Oliver Thom
Brewer
James Quirk
Boston
Ralph Neekins
Deering Street
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Samo Rop
Aimee Emer
C. Farrar
NLP
Garena
Hf. Farrell
Charles I. Hewitt, Jr
Thomas PL
Neagle
Sony le Cory Erro
Amos FY Perry
Edward Lee
Edward Whitehouse
B. B
Dey Paso
Seeae
Alfred King
Icles Coods
Eee Ik
Miller
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Randall Coombs
Reuben H. Purington, Roscoe EL Perkins O
Lane Club
Y.M.C.A
First Baptist Revival
Simon Moore
Bath Street
Miss Lake
Younger Set
Natalie McNeil
Aloha Club
Pine Street
Trene Lennox
Thelma
Evelyn Robbins
Doris Mutchins
Christine Curtis
Susan Pletcher
Louise Robbins
Evelyn
Thelma Robbins
Cherry Street
Gerald Atkinson
Court Street
City Hospital
Harry
Starbird
Bath District
New Eyeland Tel. & Tel. Co
U.mlclal
Caloni
Peres Bien
Parssonurers
Tyree O
Gny Cliss
Earache
Joseph Rines
JRE
Portland ‘Automobile
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