Dowling dies after excitement at home
Thomas J. Dowling 45 of 762 Middle street Bath died Monday night from heart trouble triggered by excitement from a chimney fire. He was born in Providence December 29 1886 and worked at Bath Iron Works as a boilermaker. He leaves sister Grace E. Cunningham and three nieces. Funeral Thursday at St Marys Church.
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Thomas J. Dowling
Middle Street
Mr. Dewiing
Providence
R. L
Thomas
Mary A. Dowling
Bath Iron Works
Grace E. Cunningham
William Dowling
Mary E. Cunningham
Aramede
Christine Stacey
Bath
St. Mary’s Church
Bath Man Honored by His Employers
Eugene A. Werrey manager of a J. C. Penney store in Taunton Mass born in Bath son of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Werrey 1297 Washington street has been honored as the only manager from the East invited to address the annual store managers convention in Washington D C on February 8 He was chosen for outstanding work at the Taunton store and had previously worked for John A Legro Co Bath before joining Penneys and later located in Westerly R I for a period as part of his career arc
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H. Shea
New England Co
Beacon Street
E. M. Fuller
Eugene A. Werrey
J. C. Penney
Taunton
Mass
Bath
Herbert E. Werrey
Washingtontreet
Washington, D. C
Worrey
Penney
New England
John A. Legro Co
Westerly
R. L
Stewart Family Returns Home After Brookline Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward J Stewart Jr and their daughter Molly who had stayed a week with Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis of Center Street have returned to their home in Brookline ASS.
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Edward J. Stewart, Jr
Molly
Charles Curtis
Center Street
Brookline, Ass
Maine Music Clubs Seek Growth in 1933 Federation
The Maine Federation of Music Clubs reports 127 federated clubs and 14 individual memberships, led by Miss Julia Edwards Noyes and an active executive board. It urges forming new senior and junior clubs to boost civic cultural life and to align with the National Federation’s aims.
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National Federaton
Maine
Julia Edwards Noyes
Guy P. Gannett
Maine Federation of Music Clubs
America
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Club
Chicago
Illinois
Tnedore Thomas
National Music Club
National Conservatory of Music
E. Lee
State Street
Presque Isle
Magazines Shelved at Patten Free Library in 1931 Record
The 1931 Patten Free Library catalog lists 84 magazines on file with 35 gifts. Titles span American Builder to Youth's Companion, including Time, National Geographic, Popular Mechanics, Harpers, and Readers Guide, among many others.
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Patten Free Library
Ambition
American Builder & Building Age
American Home
American Machinist
American Library Asso
American Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Boy's Life
Better Homes & Gardens
Bell Telephone Quarterly
Boston Transcript
Child Life
Christian Science Sentinel
Century
Christian Register
Columbia
Club Woman
International Studio
Country Gentleman
Cumulative Book Index
Dupont
Etude
Flower Grower
Forum
Indian's Friend
Insurance
Federation News
Ladies’ Home Journal
Library Journal
Living Age
Literary Digest
London News
Titus
John Martin
Mazdaznam
Motorship
Marine Age
Marine News
Marine Engineering
National Republic
National Geographic
New York Times
Sun
Popular Mechanics
Protectionist
Pictorial Review
Popular Science Monthly
Rose Cross
American Review of Reviews
Revue Des Deux Mouces
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American School
Scribner's
St. Nicholas
Spirit of Missions
Time
New England Governors Plan Milk Relief and Dairies Group
A conference of New England governors at the Massachusetts state house approved steps to aid milk producers facing bankruptcy. An advisory permanent board from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island will form the New England Dairies Inc to stabilize prices and ensure supply.
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New England
Massachusetts State House
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhodes Island
Ely
State House
Boston
New England Dairies, Inc
H. B. Ellenberger
Andrew L. Felker
F. B. Washburn
James O’brien
H.R. Lewis
Rhode Island
Lewis
Bath farmer defends health amid family jazz dispute
William Batchelder 81, of East Bridgewater, Maine, explains he avoids vegetables and spinach, eats oatmeal and pie, and stayed in good shape by work and woodcutting. He admits a recent home dispute with his sons over radio music, resulting in a suspended sentence from police.
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William R. Batchelder
Bath
High Street
Winship Street
Bridgewater
Mass
Batchelder
William L
Chester
Schmeling
Botton
Maine
Public sale of real estate in Georgetown Sagadahoc Maine
The Bath Court House will offer at public auction on February 13 1932 at 11 am the property of Ralph Thompson in Georgetown Sagadahoc Maine. The lot includes a house and is part of the John L. Oliver farm, with specified boundary points and a right of way to the road. The sale follows a December 1931 judgment in favor of Arthur J. Dunton of Bath for 11 dollars 87 cents debt plus 24 cents costs.
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Bath
Sapadahos
Arthur J. Dunton
Sagadahoc
Ralph Thoempson
Detroit
Mihigan
Court House
Ralph Thompson
Georgetown
Maine
John H. Oliver
Parker Point
John L. Oliver
John E. Oliver
Abram C. Oliver
State OF Maine
First National Bank
Allan Spear
Agnes H. Torrey
State OF
Hattie M. Bowker
Phippsburg
William R. Bowker
Howard S. Bowker
A. D
George C. Pease
Independent
Walter S. Glidden
William F. Dunham
Fred E. Hooper
Charles H. Hooper
Walter 5S
Glidden
Register
Daniel Williams
Mary B. Norton
Nancy F. Richardson
Mary B. McDonald
Walter 8S
William FP. Dunham
Ex Sheriff Oliver Hosts First Baptist Brotherhood Meeting
Wilbur C. Oliver spoke to the First Baptist Brotherhood on his sheriff days Tuesday night in the vestry. Seventeen attended as the Corliss Street church Men's Chorus performed with Wesley Lemont on piano. President George Moody led, and refreshments followed. The bulletin also notes upcoming talk by Joseph Stickney of the Maine State Inland Fish and Game Commission.
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Wilbur C. Oliver
First Baptist Brotherhood
Corliss Street
Wesley Lemont
George Moody
Joseph Stickney
Southern
Maine State Inland Fish and Game Commission
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