Archibald M Main Elected President of YMCA
Archibald M Main was elected president of the YMCA at the annual meeting, succeeding the late Charles C Low. Main, vice president of Bath Iron Works Corp., has long supported the Bath New London YMCA. Officers re elected include Frank B Nichols and Charles H Cahill, with the board increasing to 27 members and new directors named for terms through 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Y.M.C.A
Charles C. Low
Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
YMCA
New London
Frank B. Nichols
Charles H. Cahill
Edward Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
Arthur Stuart
Carroll Watson
William H White
Edward W. Bridgham
Herbert L. Douglas
Joseph O. Purdue
Osgood M. Redson
Clarence R. Eaton
Rodney E. Ross
L. Eugene Thebeau
Daniel Williams
Edwin R. Andrews
John Parker
William S. Shorey
Allan Spear
Henry C Wright
Arthur Sewall
J. Edward Drake
Harry F. Morin
Donald N Small
Mrs Parker Celebrates 80th Birthday at Bath Tea
Mrs Amy C Parker widow of William H Parker marked her eightieth birthday with a family tea at 28 Maple Street hosted by her daughter Mrs George R Perry. Friends sent flowers plants and gifts. Parker of Bath enjoys good health and reading sewing and knitting. she has two sons Harry S Parker and Ray E Parker and two daughters Mrs George R Perry and Mrs Eugene J Footer as well as ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Amy C Parker
William H. Parker
North End
Parker
George R. Perry
Maple Street
Red Beach
Maine
Boston
Machias
Bath
Harry S Parker
Low
Ray E. Parker
Eugene J. Footer
Successful benefit supper served at Sagadahee
Nequasset Farm Bureau held a successful benefit supper Saturday at the Good Will club house Sagadahee Ferry serving about 200 from five to seven. Daffodils jonquins and roses from Kennebec Greenhouses decorated the dining room and were sent to Memorial hospital and Woolwich shut ins. City Pride bakery supplied rolls. Staff included Mrs Carolyn Wing and Mrs Henry Dubar with several assistants in the kitchen and dining room.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Good Will Club
Sagadahee Ferry
Bureau
Kennebec
Memorial Hospital
Woolwich
City Pride Bakery
Herbert A. Munsey
Carolyn BD. Wing
Henry T. Dubar
John C. Gilmore
Fred H. Thompson
Percy TD. Marston
G. Ossian Dodge
Frank R. Bailey
Wilbur Howe
Walter Libby
Robert G. Nichols
Everson C. Stinson
Irene Chambers
Gertrude Gilmore
Stanley E. Wallace
Glenda Wright
William Robson
Clifford H., Gupull
Schools Aid In Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
Sagadahoe county launches a drive leveraging schoolchildren. Each pupil will take home a Birthday greeting card with an explanatory note and a coin to donate toward the President’s Birthday Ball effort. Cards collected will be sent to the U S President, half returned to the local fund, with boxes placed for easy contributions. The event will be held January 26 at the State Armory.
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Parents
Belance
Sagadahoe County
United States
Stace
YMCA Church Basketball League Votes Friday Games
At a special meeting the governing committee voted to shift this week's games to Friday evening from Saturday and approved a state tournament for Church League champions at the Y gym on February 23 and 24.
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Y.M.C.A. Church Basketball League
Y Gymnasium
American youths get training at flying school
Bright eyed college men enter nine civilian flying schools every six weeks to begin a nine month Army Air Corps pilot training path. From primary flight to Randolph Field and Kelly Field, cadets endure strict evaluation, safety emphasis, and paid stipends before earning their wings and commissions.
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United States
United States Army Air Corps
Air Corps Reserve
Uncle Sam
Air Force
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Texas
Army
West Point
Ryan School of Aeronautics
San Diego
Calif
Alabama Institute of Aeronautics
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Henry H. Arnold
Randolph
Kelly Field
Kelly
Remarkable 63rd Wedding Anniversary at Old Folks Home
Mr and Mrs Alien L Groves celebrate their 63rd year of marriage at the Old Folks Home marking their 63rd anniversary. They are noted as the oldest couple there with friends sending birthday wishes and a cake from nephew Earl B Lermond.
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Alien L Groves
Fried apples with butter and meat pairing
Slice unpeeled apples thin and fry in butter to accompany meat, enhancing flavor with a simple, quick method.
Worumbo stockholders postpone action on RF C loan
In Lisbon Falls Friday stockholders of the Worumbo Manufacturing Co met at a special session to act on a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan proposal. No action was taken and the meeting was postponed to February 1 at 2 p.m. The plan seeks up to 850000 to modernize the plant and install new machinery to restore earnings and working capital after years of financial strain and 1936 flood losses.
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Worumbo Manufacturing Co
Lisbon Falls
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. F.C
Interesting Paper on Tibbetts by Mrs Hersom at Miss Magoun’s
Mrs Carleton L Rice and Mrs Richard T Hersom hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at Miss Alice N Magoun’s home on Middle Street. The program featured piano duets solos trios duets and a violin solo with several named performers and pianists.
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Carleton L. Rice
Richard T. Hersom
Les Camarades Musicaux
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
Hersom
Tibbett
Delibes
Miss Magoun
Margaret J. Melcher
the Brooklet
Boott
Nathan W. Watson
Allan H. Ramsay
Carl E. Albee
Rice
Mr. Ramsay
Anacreon
Gretty
Beau Soir
Debussy
Ramsay
My Evening Star
Santos
Fred K. Sturtevant
Richard Hersom
Mrs. Albee
Torsussen
Mrs
Albee
Romoli
Dopo
Tosti
Fred Cary
Laneler
Dett- Nash
Sturtevant
Miss Melcher
Gregh
Under the Desert Star
Temple Gordon
Cary
Air and Prayer
der Freischutz
von Weber
Merton E. Sprague
the Reapers
Clappison
Police Captain's Home Hit by Night Fire at 181 Center Street
A Saturday night blaze at 181 Center Street near Lincoln damaged the top story of the two and a half story home owned by Wilbur C. Oliver. Night Captain Joseph D. Pennell and John E. Sanford along with their families occupied the house. Firefighters confined most damage to two unfinished third floor rooms and an attic after a two hour effort. Water and smoke heavily damaged Sanford and Pennell apartments. Insurance covered Pennell's furnishings. Sanford's belongings were a total loss.
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Center Street
Lincoln
Wilbur C. Oliver
Joseph D. Pennell
John E. Sanford
Hyde Windlass Co
Sanford
Pennell
Captain Pennell
Mr. Sanford
Ill Turn Edwy A Sotheard Stricken At Work
Edwy A Sotheard of 360 Front Street, 81, suffered a heart attack Monday morning while at his shop over the First National Store at 53 Center Street. Dr Harry F Morin attended and the doctor believed exertion from walking to the shop contributed to the attack amid exceptionally bad weather.
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Edwy A. Sotheard
Front Street
First National
Center Street
Harry F. Morin
Classifieds notice for farm city share property sale
Copy must reach this office by noon on Wednesdays. For buying or selling farm or city share property contact Fred B. Reed Co. manager Stan E. Wallace at 93 Front street Bath. Tel 514-W. 12-30-tf
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Fred B. Reed Co
Stan E. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Bowdoinham Community Activities and Personal News
Bowdoinham reports hostesses at a Wednesday afternoon gathering and a PTA meeting in the high school with plans for a card party and a Founders Day event. Community groups including 4-H, Grange and Knights of Pythias hold meetings, installations, and dinners as residents attend funerals, visits, and family milestones.
Bowdoin Grange installs officers in Sagadahoc
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange at Bowdoin Den held its installation of officers Saturday evening. Lorenzo Masse of Brunswick served as installing officer. East Bowdoin Ladies' Aid met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wilson Freeman and planned a quilt. Philathea class of Corliss Street church gave Mrs. Murray F. Bridges a household shower at 546 High Street with a social hour and refreshments.
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W. D. Willes
Elmer Powers
Cathance
Charles Brown
Margaret Gile
Clara Fogg
Emma Ferguson
Margaret Purinton
Jane Brown
Prudence Hamilton
Lena Hackett
Lottie Purinton
Myrtle Cutler
Parent-Teacher Association
Wilfred Jones
Irene Babb
Gretchen Hatch
Florence Jensen
Norman Rowe
Beatrice Brown
Vera Health
Marion Chase
Evelyn Ackley
Norridgewock
Bowdoinham Women’s Farm Bureau
Ralph McEwen
Milton Given
Clothing Project
John Palmer
Harold Hackett
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
John N. Palmer
Merry Workers
Louise Allen
Sagadahoc County
Chester F. Hobart
Merrymeeting Grange
Roland
Roger Robinson
Rodney Hunter
Bryce McEwen
Ronald Crouse
Billy Hackett
Dicky Babb
Lauris Crouse
Kennebege
Knights of Pythias
Neal Bishop
John McClain
Elmer Jordan
George Hackett
Ralph Mc- Ewen
Reginald Dore
Charles Mc- Ewen
William Adams
Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Raymond Libby
Richmond
Mary Dodge
Milton
Clifton Babb
Karl Hatch
Wilford Jones
Frederic A. Sedgeley
C.M. C. Hospital
Lewiston
Bowdoinham
Benjamin
Stella Steward Sedgeley
North Leeds
Wiseman’s Farms
Mabel Lancaster
Women's Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Arver
Priscilla Smell
Portland
Albert Small
Maynard Hinckley
Hinckley
Frank Given
East Bowdeinham
Charles B. Randall
St. Peters
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin den
Lorenzo Masse
Brunswick
East Bowdoin
Wilson Freeman
Philathea
Corliss Street
Murray F. Bridges
High Street
F. Arthur Berry
Melford N. Perham
Bernice F. Achorn
Helen Keene
la Forrest G. Coombs
Kenneth D. Hunt
Velma I. Cornish
Steven H. Bracey
Frank A. Bates
Earl Coombs
Chester A. Plant
Eula M. Fielding
Dwinal E. Cornish
Raymond Palmer
Emerson B. Glidden
Out to See the World Two Bath Boys Lost Near Wiscasset
Two Bath youths aiming to explore left Bath and wandered about three miles east toward Wiscasset. A farmer found them near dusk and escorted them to the toll house before they headed toward Bath again. Inquiries at the toll house confirmed no other sightings that day.
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Bath
Wiscasset
Toll House
Campbell Sets High Mark At Park Alleys
Lincoln E Campbell Jr of Five Islands shipping clerk at Senters Inc in this city bowled a five string total of 604 at Park Alleys Saturday night. He had bowled only six times before the feat with strings of 128 94 124 139 and 119 and 382 for three in a row. He commutes daily to work at Senter's Inc where he has been employed two months.
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Lincoln E. Campbell, Jr
Islands
Senter'’s, Inc
Downstair Park
Georgetown Way
Campbell
Senter’s, Inc
Comedian Sterling Halloway From Cedartown Georgia
Sterling Halloway a Georgia native and born in Cedartown near Atlanta stars alongside Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray in Paramounts Remember the Night. The tired-voiced actor plays an important role in the film as it heads into release.
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Georgia
Sterling Halloway
Barbara Stanwyck
Fred MacMurray
Paramount
Cedartown
Atlanta
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