Phippsburg Social Roundup at Popham and Bath
Local residents visit, host, and plan events across Pophsburg and Bath area. Howard Bowker and Jean Bowker join visitors at Popham Marina while Del Mattie Cutting stays with Bath friends. Welfare Club to meet in Winnegance on Jan 17. Residents from West Point and Portland stop by Meadowbrook and Lower High street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Bowker
Jean
Popham Marina
Mary
Berry
Eleanor
Portand
George J
de Mattie Cutting
Bath
Phippsburg
Charlotte Owen
Lower High Street
Dromoreee Aid
Aaren Hihed Gals
George J. Ingalls
Ingalles
Omar R
James E. Perry
Emma Perry
Ernest A. Rogers
Hazel Feero
S Harbor High School
Linwood C. Feero
Howard Bowker
William Blaisdell
Sebasco Estates
Popham Beach
Bath officer Langdon Green enters Sagadahoc sheriff race
Langdon E. Green of the Bath police force announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Sagadahoc county sheriff at the June primaries. A 13 year veteran, he currently serves as a day officer after a three year transfer from the night shift. Green is active in Polar Star Masons Knights Templar and local grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon E. Green
Bath
Sagadahoc
Green
Police Department
Night Force
John Place
Polar Star Lodge
Masons
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Royal Arch
Dunlap Commandery
Knights Templar
West Bath Grange
Lewiston Sun Journal Benefit Minstrel Returns to Knights Hall
The third annual Lewiston Sun Journal Benefit association minstrel and dance will be held next Saturday evening at Knights of Columbus hall on Park Street. George J Buckley of the Sun Sports department again coaches the show and refuses to reveal details. Edith Thayer of the Sun social department returns as accompanist after two successful prior performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Sun- Journal Benefit Association
Knights of Columbus
George J. Buckley
Sun Sports Department
Edith Thayer
Sun Social Department
Foreclosure Notice In Woolwich Sagadahoc Maine 1936
Home Owners' Loan Corporation through attorney John C. Fitzgerald announces a foreclosure of a mortgage on a Barley Neck parcel in Woolwich Sagadahoc Maine. The deed traces to Floyd W Goodell and Elizabeth M Ryan with prior conveyances recorded in 1932 and 1934. Dated January 13 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Goodell
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Maine
Barley Neck
Ryan
Barley Neck Road
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Alfred A. Boivin
Catherine Boivin
Bowdoinham
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
United States of America
Washington, D. C
Baer
Ollows
John Dockendorff
A. K. White
Linden E. Little
Winthrop G. Farrin
Maine Central Railroad
Farrin
Carroll B. Hutchins
Dexter R. Fowles
John C. Fitzgerald
Bath bankers hold their annual meetings
Bath banks reported no changes in directors or trustees at their Tuesday afternoon annual meetings. National Bank directors include Hill Morse Nichols Sewall and Snipe with Sewall re-elected president. First National Bank directors list Drake Drake Dunton Minott Moses Shorey Stetson with Moses Jr. re-elected president. Bath Trust Co trustees named, Baxter re-elected president. Ross, Dougherty and Smith as vice presidents. Mussenden as treasurer. Executive committee listed as Baxter Cahill Clifford Dougherty Irish Newell Percy Ross Sawyer Smith Thebeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Both National Bank
Fred D. Hill
Joh G. Morse
Frank B. Nichols
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Harry A. Walters
Dunlap A. Hatch
First National Bank
Frederick E. Drake
J. Edward Drake
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles V. Minott
Oliver Moses
William S. Shorey
Harry E. Stetson
Willam
Shorey
Harry L. Day
Daniel Williams
Bath Trust Co
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles H. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Daniel T. Dougherty
Saench P. Hathorne
Dora L
William B. Mussenden
J. Edward Hughes
William L. Skelton
Baxter
Cahill
Clifford
Dougherty
Irish
Newell
Percy
Ross
Sawyer
Mith
Thebeau
Sagadahoc Superior Court Opens Tuesday
Sagadahoc Superior Court opened Tuesday morning with Justice George L. Emery presiding. The grand jury, led by foreman Natt F. Howe, retired to consider criminal matters and returned four indictments, including cases against Atwill Getchell and Harold MacMahan. The civil docket featured Joseph Clancy suing Steeves Foodland Market and driver Carlton Perry over a fatal truck collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Superior Court
George L. Emery
Saco
C. Myron Tubbs
Natt F. Howe
Georgetown
Foreman
Ralph O. Dale
Joseph Clancy
Fort Fairfield
John Clancy
South Street
Steeves Foodland Market
Carlton Perry
Perry
John P. Carey, Jr
Bath
Clancy
William B. Mahoney
John B. Tomes
Portland
Edward W. Bridgham
Atwill Getchell
Winslow
Arthur Pooler
Bath Grain Co
Trott Bros
Harold MacMahan
Nellie Merrill
Murray V. Crowell
Auburn
Studley P. Coughlin
Bowdoinham
Navy
New Augusta Boston Air Service Aims for One Hour Flight
Col Charles W Savage director of the field says a new high speed plane service will let Augusta business men spend a full day in Boston without an overnight. It will begin once night flying lighting is installed. Planes have been ordered and will reduce Augusta to Boston flying time to about one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Boston
Charles W. Savage
Local visitors and seaside trip notes at Popham Beach
Mrs Clarence Perkins and family return from Lewiston while Lloyd Bridges and Dora Crowley motor to Bath. Numerous Bath and Georgetown guests visit friends and relatives, with coastal storms causing high seas. several residents travel to Bath, Portland, and East Boothbay, and many family visits recounted. The storm damages minimal though logs, stumps, and breakwaters shift. mail delayed by marsh road tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Perkins
Virginia
Stanley
Norman
Arlene
Lewiston
Lloyd Bridges
Kennebec River Station
Dora Crowley
Bath
Pauline Morong
Lisbon Falls
Clifton Morong
Robert
Capt
Ellison Moody
Gilbert
Guy Morse
Newburyport
Mass
Graydon Morse
Sigar N. Drake
Georgetown
E. Seaman Drake
Fickett
Pond Island
Samuel Ward
Woolwich
Frances Roberts
Bronx
N. Y
Augusta Todd
Mabel Jack
Hattie Bowie
Spruceville
Lester O. Oliver
Marguerite McNulty
Edna M. Coolidge
E. E. Drake
George Hoyt
Richmond
Guy E. Crowley
Dora
Eva Dobbin
A. Morong
Clifton
Auburn
Portland
Christopher Marr
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Eugene Osgood
East Boothbay
Wilda Barlow
Barbara Fletcher
Catherine Mullaney
Ethel Osgood
Fred
Robert Barlow
Morong
U. S. Coast Guard Station
Leslie Dyer
Ernest W. Oliver
Page Wyman
Lawrence
Wyman
Elisha Bridges
Myrna Avery
Owen, Powers and Bridgham Cottage
Fort Popham State Reservation
Hiram
Ephriam
John Young
Parker Head
James and
Graydon, Jr
Golden 50th Wedding Anniversaries Noted in Jackman Family
Mr and Mrs George Nichols of Jackman celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house in the Town library. Three sisters in one family and their husbands share this golden jubilee within a year and a half, including Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Henry McKenney. Nichols is a longtime farmer and lumberman and the town fire warden. Kennedy is a retired lumberman now farming. McKenney, president and manager of Lake Parlin House and lodges, was a prominent lumberman and remains active in the hotel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
Jackman
Thomas H. Kennedy
Henry P. McKenney
Nichols
Kennedy
Moose River
McKenney
Lake Parlin House
Maine
Sanford Man's Silver Half Dollar Removed After Surgery
George Faucher of North Street, Sanford, feared appendicitis and called a physician. X-rays revealed a silver half-dollar swallowed ten years earlier, which was removed by operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faucher
North Street
Sanford
Faucher
Hyde Windlass Co Exhibit At Grand Central Boat Show
Hyde Windlass Co will display the famous Hyde propellers and yacht windlasses at the 31st annual Motor Boat Show in Grand Central Palace New York opening Friday for a week. Executives including Rodney E Ross Edwin R Andrews will attend. over 200 manufacturers will be represented in a three floor expo. The show promises strong industry revival with expanded departments and record boating values since 1904 organization founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
New York
American Power Boat Association
National Outboard Association
Middle Atlantic Outboard Association
United States Power Squadrons
Waterway League of America
Pine grosbeaks visit Augusta amid large winter flockings
The Augusta Nature club notes an unusual migration as hundreds to thousands of pine grosbeaks arrive in Augusta and nearby towns. Supper and bridge parties are planned by club members Mrs. Harry F. Oliver and Mrs. John G. Morse for upcoming Fridays. Brother Robin sightings persist near Saco as northern visitors linger despite cold winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Harry F. Oliver
John G. Morse
Augusta
Robin
Saco
Southland
Winnegance Club Plans January Activities
The Winnegance Community club held its January meeting with good attendance. Members discussed plans for multiple activities, voting a new feature requiring each member to host at least one card party at home during January and donate 25 cents per player to the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Arthur C. Lemont
North End
Winneganee
Y M C A Notes on Upcoming High School Basketball Games
Y M C A notes discuss the St Marys potential unbeaten run, Central’s upset chances on February 18, Beacon’s near final game February 15, and Winter’s late-season strength with Karlbach Haskell and Vamvakias. Souvenir schedules for the Y M C A High School Basketball league and season complete data have been distributed at Morse High. The Intermediate league souvenir program with the schedule has been given free to eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Central
Beacon
Karlbach
Haskell
Vamvakias
Morse High School
Gladys Fish Named Worthy Matron In Hallowell Lodge
Gladys Fish was named worthy matron of the Queen Esther chapter O E S in Hallowell at the annual meeting in the Masonic hall Tuesday night. She succeeds Maude Balter. Other officers elected for the coming year include Raymond Fish as worthy patron Dorothy Stone as associate matron Arthur Stone as associate patron Annie Jones as secretary Grace Hedrick as treasurer Maude Varney as conductress Doris Steele as assistant conductress and the finance committee consists of Gladys Fish Raymond Fish and Dorothy Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fish
Queen Esther Chapter
O. BS
Hallowell
Masonic Hall
Maude Balter
Raymond Fish
Dorothy Stone
Arthur Stone
Annie Jones
Grace Hedrick
Maude Varney
Doris Steele
Y M C A Auxiliary Plans Card Party fundraiser
The Y M C A Auxiliary arranged a Tuesday February 11 card party with Mrs. David Alkazin and Mrs. Ernest Freeman in charge. Refreshments by Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Small, and Mrs. Crocker. prizes donated by members. Reservations via secretary Mrs. Reginald Stacy. New members bring total to 18. treasurer Mrs. Edwin E Pinson reelected on her return. magazine renewals approved for Saturday Evening Post and Radio Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest Freeman
Carroll A. Deering
William H. Small
Hermon W. Crocker
Reginald Stacy
Irving C. Varney
Saturday Evening Post
Radio Star
Universalist Church to Resume Services in Bath
The First Universalist church will resume services Sunday January 19 at 10 30 am with Rev Henry P Atwood of Copenhagen NY preaching as a candidate. Parishioners urge all old members and friends to attend to welcome the young clergyman and support one of Bath’s most attractive churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Atwood
Copenhagen
N. Y
Bath
Atwood
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meets On Wednesday
Nequasset Farm Bureau gathered in North Woolwich last Wednesday with 22 members present. Mrs. Duncan McIntosh chaired the session, guest Mrs. Maurice T. Hathorne in frail health, co host Mrs. Mabel Jack. The program focused on Household Cleaners led by Mrs. Frank R. Bailey, luncheon featured New England boiled dinner ginger bread whipped cream and coffee. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Baker and Mrs. Roland McIntosh. Next meeting set for Feb 5 at Mrs Costello P Hall Sagadahoc Ferry with Herb Gardens as the topic led by the home management leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Duncan McIntosh
North Woolwich
Maurice T. Hathorne
Mabel Jack
Frank R. Bailey
New England
Clarence Baker
Roland McIntosh
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Rabbis New Arrival Reception At Beth Israel
Rev and Mrs Max Klatskin recently arrived in Bath were welcomed at Beth Israel Synagogue. The Hebrew Ladies Society led the event with Mrs Joseph I Smith as general chair, and Morris Povich and Morris Cohen provided entertainment. The couple plan to use the synagogue as a community center and bring two young children. A separate note reports the night ground flying school at Stroudwater airport, led by Arthur Willey, starting its second session with strong attendance and two weekly sessions through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kistskim
Beth Israel Synagogue
Hebrew Ladies’ Society
Joseph I. Smith
David 8. Cogan
Povich
Morris E. Povich
B'nai B'rith
Benjamin
Gediman
Klatskin
Morris H. Cohen
Mary Aick
Laconia
N. H
Smith
Cogan
Samuel Korolick
Morris H. Povich
Max Kutz
Sylvia Kutz
Lillian Fine
Mary Arck
Jeannette Miller
Morris Povich
Klatzkin
Bath
Newburyport
Linden Street
Suffolk Law School
Boston University
Anna Weitzman
Malden
Maass
Ladies’ Societies
Edith Miriam
Oscar Abraham
Portland Flying Service
Stroudwater
Arthur Willey
Saco
New Aircraft School
Wentworth Institute
Willey
Chopping Bee Aids Edgecomb Minister at Orchard
Twenty men gathered in Arthur Hatch s Edgecomb orchard near the church and felled and hauled trees to the parsonage while twenty ladies worked in the church vestry providing meals for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecomb
Arthur Hatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Police Force
the Times CO
Front Street
Hyde Windlass CO
New York City
Winnegance Club
Licazri & Myzas Tosacco Co
Y.M.C.A
Rabbi Klatskin
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