Woodfords Club Defeats Colonial Guests 14 13 in Bath Event
Colonial club members upset Woodfords of Portland 14 13 in the opening of their two yearly tournaments in bowling billiards pool and cards at Bath. Bath won eight of nine pool and billiard matches while Woodfords captured nine of thirteen bridge contests and the cribbage, with Bailey high in bowling at 289.
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Colonial Club
Woodfords Club
Portland
Park
Colonials
Woodfords
Bath
Gus Roach
Warren Hawley
Alden Smith
John Parker
Edward Sewall
Edwin Andrews
John Newell
Edmund Rothwell
Boyd Bailey
Herby Lowell
Cribbage
Dean and Seavey
Eugene Desmond
Clayton Churchill
E. Everett Pierce
Marius H. Page
Polar Star Lodge Observes Annual Past Masters Night
Polar Star lodge of Masons held its 15th Past Masters Night with all chairs filled. Supper by Genesta chapter followed by a Master Mason degree exaltion for three candidates led by Joseph A. Terrell and others. past presiding officers listed from 1921 to 1938 amid musical selections by the lodge quartet and organist Earl Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Genesta Chapter
Joseph A. Terrell
Philip A. Roberts
Henry W. Owen, Jr
William A. Furber
Arthur
Masonic
George Field
Luther S. Thompson
Daniel William
John Shaw
Earl Ryan
Walter S. Russell
Eben J. Marston
E. M. Fuller
Delmar E. Bates
Raymond C. Brown
Alden
Veteran Engineer Enters Politics in Maine Legislature Bid
Harris T. Rodick of 8 Elsinore Avenue, a 49 year Maine Central veteran with spotless record, launches Republican bid for Representative. He began circulation of nomination papers Thursday, started railroading March 20, 1891, and spent 39 years as a locomotive engineer. Rodick, famed in Portland division rail hubs, held Bath council seats and is active in Masonic bodies, Pejepscot lodge, Sagadahoc Rod & Gun, and local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris T. Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
Maine Central Railroad
Rodick
Freeport
Portland
Maine
Beacon Street Fourth Quarterly Conference Honors Growth and Reappointments
More than 40 church officials attended the Beacon Street Fourth Quarterly Conference at 7:45 pm. Rev. Arthur A. Callaghan highlighted gains in attendance and finances. The meeting approved Rev. Jesse Kenderdine for another year and elected officers and standing committees for 1941–1943 across trustees stewards and auxiliary groups.
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Beacon Street
Arthur A. Callaghan
Augusta
Epworth League
A. A. Callaghan
Union of Methodism
Uniting
Kansas City
New Methodist Church
Jesse Kenderdine
Milton H Douglas
Clifton W. Tedford
Marion Dain
William J. Craft
Eugene MacGrath
Mary Yule
Charles T. Henderson
Samuel A. Morse
Nellie Webber
Milton H. Douglas
Marion 8. Dain
Leland S. Plummer
J. E. C Sawyer
Ella Richardson
C W. Tedford
Sanford Nickerson
Lula Herbert
Frank J. Daley
Fred Bowie
Marion Bowie
Annie Teeling
Hermon Crocker
Adelbert Hall
Daniel MacDonald
Della Adams
Ladies’ Aid
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Junior Aid
Amy Sherman
C. W. Tedford
William Shea
M. H. Douglas
Jessie Pond
W. Whitehead
Beardsley
Doris M. Crocker
W. J. Craft
L. Plummer
S. A. Morse
A. Hall
J. Howe
W Crocker
M. Yule
M. Bachelder
Dan MacDonald
Manfred Sidelinger
S. Given
H. Crocker
Alice Douglas
C. Henderson
E. Richardson
Howe
C. T. Henderson
Cc. W. Tedford
Maine county points of interest sought by publicity bureau
The Maine Publicity Bureau asks Sagadahoe county residents to provide historical and recreational facts for Sagadahoe towns to help compile a county road map for the annual Maine Invites You pictorial book. Send accurate town information within a week to editor Harry C. Webber. Capt. Fred Dunaton of York Street visited Portland with his daughter on Sunday.
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Maine Publicity Bureau
Harry C. Webber
The
Times and Independent
Sagadahoe County
Maine
Fred Dunaton
York Street
Portland
Parsonage and Barn Burn in Day's Ferry Fire
Fire destroyed the Day's Ferry Congregational parsonage and adjacent barn in Woolwich on Saturday morning. The 12 room Buck residence nearby was saved by 1800 gallons of water in its cistern and quick work by Bath fire crews. Mrs Wallace and Philip Wallace occupied the parsonage. cause suspected to be hot ashes in the ell shed. Insurance covered the parsonage.
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Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Cleveland L. Buck
Bath Fire Department
Buck Place
Philip P. Wallace
Bath Iron Works
Wallace
Wallaces
Washington Street
Buck Home
Bath
Iron Works
Old Time Baseball Player Reminiscences At Winter Street Club
Sheriff Messenger shared tales from his pro career with the Chicago White Sox and other teams, recalling players and rainbound trips in Ogden. He praised Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner among era stars. Also featured were dances by Mrs. Olive Plummer’s class and a charcoal demonstration by Victor Linnell. Supper and planning followed, with next meeting set for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Charles W. Messenger
Chicago White Sox
Billy Sullivan
Doc White
Ed Walsh
Freddy Parent
Ogden
Utah
White Sox
Birmingham
Ala
Joe Jackson
Harry Covaleskie
Casey Stengel
Dec Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Rochester
N. Y
Toledo
Cleveland
Toronto
Little Rock
Ark
Chattanooga
Messenger
Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Lajoie
Tris Speaker
Olive Plummer
Francis 8. McPherson
Elaine Noyes
Anna Berry
Eleanor Gotte
Barbara Morse
Millicent Hecht
Carolyn Miller
David S. Henderson
Harold E. Freeman
Victor R. Linnell
Bath Vocational Art School
Wiliam A. Fall
Justus H. Miller
Howard Pratt
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles F. Bush
Union Men's Club
Central Church
William T. Donnell
James Farnham
Daniel H Matter
Brownies Host Snow Party Amid Busy Troop Activities
Brownie Packs plan a snow party at Wing's Field on Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 with snow sculpture sliding and games led by Brownie leaders. The long list of events includes Valentine parties, bake sale treats, nature notebooks, and a patrols program as troops study leadership and prepare for badges and a Juliet Lowe program.
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Wing
Valentine
Theodore A. Earl
Eliza Batnbrooks
Sally Rogers
Lillian Saunders
Frances Young
Ann Wilson
Joan Shaw
Betty Footer
Oakhurst Dairy
Frank Saunders
Leonard F. Wetherber
Sumner B.berry
Helen Cook
Roberta Barter
Nancy Stover
Mary Lewis
Jean Briggs
Jacqueline Barker
Betty Hagan
Dorothy Bradford
Betty Cummings
Frances Marks
Margaret Saunders
Norma Nickerson
Marilyn McEman
Rosaline Cormier
Lorraine Hamlin
Janice Conley
Ossipee Patrol
Pine Tree Troop No. 1
Linwood F. Carr
Dorothy Gilchrist
Sally Munsey
Iris Armstrong
Camilla Deering
Almira Jones
Edgar D. Leavitt
Lucien R. Ames
Collins
Pepper Patrol
Wild Rose Troop
Stanley Hunter
Hiawatha Patrol
Barbara Danforth
Juliet Lowe
Arthur Bowker
Red Rose Troop No. 6
Bowker
Leaders' Association
Edith Mackinnon
Bath
James A. Gillies
Barbara Ring
Ann Hartnett
Madyve Armstrong
Dora Bridges
Natalie Burditt
Jacqueline Campbell
Gillies
Mackinnon Okaiyoka
Wilmer ST. Voorheee
Plainfield Couple Hosts Guests Then Travel South
Mr and Mrs Richard Fellows of Plainfield New Jersey were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Mayo on Milan street for a few days. The Fellows and Mrs Mayo left Sunday by auto for St Petersburg Florida to pass March.
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Richard Fellows
Plainfield
N. J
Howard Mayo
Milan Street
Fellows
Mayo
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mareh
Dike PTA Founders Day Program Highlights
Dike P T A observed Founders Day with a North End Community Club program. Plavnet as a charter member was presented, recitation and pantomime followed, and Beverly Dearing brought in refreshments served by PTA members.
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North End
Plavnet
Charles T Henderson
Andrews
Merton J, Dearing
Emily Andrews
Irving C Varney
Jones
Herman W. Crocker
Bright
PTA
Basie
Metirs
Eleanor Beluutier
Boston
Beverly Dearing
Bath men bag four foxes near Bewall's pond
Three Hyde Windlass workers in Arrowsic hunt four red foxes within a half mile of Bewall's pond. The photo shows big Reynards felled by Whittemore Knight and Hunt. Dogs Sheik and Jack, once rabbit chasers, now pursue fox trails.
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Little Red Fox
Atrowsic
Bath
Bewall'’s Pond
Hyde Windlass
Whittemore
Hunt
Knight Boas
Shady Shore Kennels
Mr. Knight
Jack
Mr. Whittemore
Bath Elks Honor L Eugene Thebeau Night Class Enter Bath Lodge
Bath Lodge of Elks honored L Eugene Thebeau treasurer of Bath Iron Works Corp during a special night marking the largest ever Class of 52 admitted to the lodge. The event featured initiation in City Hall due to equipment moves from the Elks Home and attracted delegates from 16 Maine Lodges.
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Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Lodge of Elks
New England
Elkdom
Focal Lodge
L Eugene Thebeau
Henry L. Warner
Dixon, I
Becaum
L. Eugene Thebeau
City Hall
Elks
Maine
Oweee Pree Willan & Sewell
Bath Tron Works Corp
Bath Louse
Thebeau
Lodse
Eugene Mar- Vit
Bath
Tee
Gisie
Tie
Walter L Wiithes
Eadward
Hietoett
Joseph Madden
Brim Jewetts Grefestra
Alice Ho- Kani
Cure
J. Eugene Thebesa
Newell Archibald M Malin
Hr Josephs Madden
Morse High to Play Deering in State Tourney Opener
Morse high's basketball team earned an eight-team seed for the 19th Western Maine Interscholastic Tournament in Portland. They meet Deering in the opening round at 4 15 p m, with Cheverus vs Edward Little and Portland vs Biddeford also on the slate. The Bath squad's selection marks Morse's 12th tourney appearance since 1922, and the Morse lineup faced a near-forfeit situation when a substitute was briefly considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Portland
Bathboys
Deering High
Cheverus
Edward Little
Morse
Deering
Biddeford
Lewiston
South
Shipping City Boys
South Portland
Mary
Purple Warriors
Moroe
Pos
Ciil
Balti
Aive
Cacepr
Francis L Sullivan
Johnny Madden
Sullivan
George Beal
Hugh
J Buker
Lewispon
Nora Mathews
Walessiile
Eiplc
Bath
Nulver
Tke Cheverus
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Colonial
Polar Star Lodge
Masonic Temple
G.O.P
Day’s Ferry
Bath Department
Sheriff Messenger
Winter Street Men’s Club
Brownies
Rotary
Girl Scout Troops
Rev. G. B. Wolsten- Brownies
Sylvia Kutz
Max Kutz
Cobb Road
Rider College
Trenton
Irvington High School
Irvington
Katz
Morse High School
National Honor Society
George B. Wolatennoalmean
Brunswick Rotarians
Bath Rotarians
Sedgwick
Wolstenholme
Rotary Club of
Rotarians of
Lse
Les
America
Cardinal Newman
Humanity
League of Nations
Compu
Dike P.T.A
North End Community Club
Irving C. Varney
Frederick B Kittridge
John M. Conley
Clifford B. Wild
Herman W Crocker
Arrowsic
Ellery Fo Whittemoet
Tarbox Street
James
Kalent
Wantington Street
John H. Hunt
Middle Street
Bath Lodge Elks
Harry L. Horne
Pearl Treet
Vraedlon
Marylenesd Muse
Roy Newman
Charles A. Carr
Bernice Carr
Carr
Lotta Eaton