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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

8

Fire gutted Saunders home in zero temperature blaze

Burton W. Saunders’ 212 Middle street residence was gutted by a basement fire that spread to the attic. Detectives reported the blaze began in the basement and the zero degree weather hampered firefighting. The house was vacant at discovery. damages run to several hundred dollars.

Burton W. Saunders Middle Street Alfred R. McCabe Washington Street Emma MacDonald Mr. McCabe Washington Saunders Mr. Saunders Capt Charles Cole

Junior Club Work Subjects At Meeting

Discussion of branch interests at the Cosmopolitan club meeting led by Mrs Elizabeth B. Deering covered a recreational department with hikes parties and dancing study of winter sports like skiing skating swimming and diving a drama department and beautification talks on hair dressing manicuring and clothing a parliamentary law study and meeting conduct. A Gish supper was planned for January to welcome members and others interested in Junior Club Work.

Cosmopolitan Club Elizabeth B. Deering

Meeting Schedules Across Departments

Fragmentary note lists varied meeting times for multiple departments. Details unreadable for specific dates or attendees.

Ater Steen Wedding Saturday Afternoon

Miss Ruth Evelyn Steen wed Perley Ronald Ater in a simple home ceremony at the bride’s father home. Attendants included Aubrey Steen and the bride’s family as Rev. David L. Wilson officiated. The couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside at 25 Park Street Little Hocking Ohio.

Ruth Evelyn Steen Perley Ronald Ater John Ater Little Hocking Ohio Thomas O. Steen Park Street David L. Wilson L.hld Aubrey E. Steen Ater Steen Thomas O Alberta Steen Revere Mass Arrowsie Central Church Choir Ralph A. Steen Ralph, Jr Brighton Otty I. Steen Howard M. Steen Phyllis E. Wright Mina Snipe James Steen Richard Steen Aubrey Steen, Jr

Birth and travel notices from Bath and Boston

A baby girl was born Tuesday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell of 246 Washington Street. Miss Ruth Skillings will visit Portland then sail from Boston on the Lady Drake with Mr. and Mrs. Cushman for a two day West Indies cruise stopping at Bermuda. Archibald Main Jr returns to MIT after a visit with his parents at 909 Middle Street.

Bath Memorial Hospital William Mitchell Washington Street Ruth Skillings Portland Sylvester Cushman Boston Lady Drake Canadian National Lines Archibald Main, Jr Massachusetts Institute of Technology A. M. Main Middle Street

Radio broadcasts for potato growers begin January 6

New York reports H B Tabb executive secretary of the National Potato Advisory Committee will start a third season of Monday noon broadcasts for potato growers. Programs originate from WAGM Presque Isle Maine WDEV Wa Vermont and WNEX Springfield Vermont with wire from Washington. Topics cover current crop supply and market conditions developments in Washington rights and privileges under control legislation 1936 sales allotments and planning 1936 crop operations.

New York N. Y H. B. Tabb National Potato Advisory Committee New England WAGM Presque Isle WDEV WNEX Springfield Vermont Tabb Washington Mr. Tabb United States National Potato Association Potato World Magazine Table Potato Service Canada Idaho

Miss Marjorie Legard Weds Everett Christian in Portland

Miss Marjorie Ella Legard R N daughter of Forrest C Legard and Mrs Gladys M Gunder of this city married Everett Christian of Portland on Christmas Eve in a Baptist parsonage ceremony attended by Portland friends. The couple will reside at 147 Spring Street Portland after a reception at the bridegroom’s sister Mrs John Palmer’s home.

Marjorie Ella Legard R.N Everett Christian Portland John Palmer Miss Legard Morse High School Maine General Hospital Portilana Forrest C. Legard Gladys M. Gunder Christian Jane Christian PWA George A. Legard North Street Spring Street

Obituary: Mrs Annette G Dresser Dies in California

Word reached Bath of the death of Mrs Annette G Dresser mother of the late Rev Paul Dresser She died recently in San Diego Cal after a brief illness She visited her son when he led the New Church and began writing a book before her last illness in her 93d year She is survived by sons Horatio Dresser and David Seabury of New York

Bath Annette G. Dresser Paul Dresser Dresser San Diego Cal New Church

Mrs Jennie Leeman Funeral Held at Woolwich

Funeral service for Mrs Jennie Leeman wife of William L Leeman was held Tuesday afternoon at one in her late home in Woolwich Rev Walter W Swank officiated Bearers were Frank R Bailey Cyrus Gilmore Maurice T Hathorne and William Hanson Burial was in Riverside cemetery Eastham Guild Jr left Sunday for his home in Newton after spending Christmas at Elmhurst as a guest of Mr and Mrs John H Hyde

Jennie Leeman Wiliam L. Leeman Woolwich Walter W. Swank Frank R. Bailey Cyrus Gilmore Maurice T. Hathorne William Hanson Buria Riverside Cemetery Eastham Guild, Jr Newton Elmhurst John H. Hyde

Bowdoinham Social News and Holiday Notes

Bowdoinham residents include Mr and Mrs Pred Baker visiting Edward Baker and Miss Eva Rideout holidaying with Phillip Rideout. A rifle club forms with phone inquiries. Local gatherings feature Eastern Star, Christmas tree and oyster supper. Many townsfolk host relatives from Camden Portland Brunswick and beyond. A Friday dance at Saco Legion hall ties into Thornton Academy football squad events.

Pred Baker Medford Mass Edward Baker White Richmond George Brown Brunswick Eva Rideout Camden Phillip Rideout Bowdoinham James Purington Ida Purington John McCart Georgie Denham Adahoc Fertilizer Co Elmer Jordan Dana Sidelinger Portland Long Branch Ferguson Pleasant Street Eastern Star Addie Williams Caroll Williams Nellie Rideout Nellie Sylvester Millay School Delma Curtis George Cutler Frank Siegars Frank Sijegars Barabar Woodfords Farmington Normal School John Jewel Malcolm Elizabeth Wellesley Lewiston Charles Fogg Edward Cornish James Cornish Annie Cobb Jack Woods Emma Ferguson Harold Hildreth Eva Palmer Bernadston J. N. Palmer R. C. Owen Legion Post Beach Street Saco Thornton Academy

Girl Scouts Council Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

Local Council of Girl Scouts met Monday afternoon at 696 High street home of registrar Mrs Alfred E Carpenter. Officers reported a $64.72 balance with about $25 for next year's camp fund and uniform exchanges were noted. Brownie leaders and troops planned January Fly-Up and a February Scouts Own with a tea for leaders pending reports. Attendees included Mrs Voorhees Sewall Mrs Edward Sewall secretary Mrs Main Mrs Fitzgerald and others.

Council of Girl Scouts Alfred E. Carpenter High Street Wilmer I. Voorhees John C. Fitzgerald Archibald Main Bath Donald F. Preble Bird A. Shellenbarger Robinhood Old Ladies Home Ruth Shellenbarger Sumner Sewall

Mr and Mrs Edwin Given Return From Visit With Buchanan Family

Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given and their daughter Gretchen have returned home on High Street from a visit with Mrs Given's parents Mr and Mrs J W Buchanan in Medford Massachusetts.

Edwin H. Given Gretchen High Street

Bridgham Discusses Highway Safety With Rotarians

Edward W. Bridgham addressed rotary members at Phoenix luncheon on October traffic hazards and the statewide safety plan. He noted October has most accidents, 7 to 8 pm fatal, 5 to 6 pm non fatal, with 78 percent in pleasure cars. Remedies include school education, license tests, compulsory insurance, 40 to 45 mph limits, and practical driving with instructors. Also urged post crash cooperation, license checks, plate comparisons, and prompt first aid and insurance notification. Lincoln lodge Odd Fellows held a social with 35 attendees and a talk on Friendship followed by games.

Edward W. Bridgham Phoenix Brann Mr. Bridgham Lincoln Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Harley A. Shattuck Beacon Street Church Odd Fellows

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