Wetherbee Prevents Contested Vice Presidency at Hospital Meeting
The Bath Memorial Hospital corporators meeting avoided a contest for the first vice presidency after Charles P. Wetherbee praised Harry W. Crosman for hospital work and withdrew his own name. Crosman was renominated by Mrs. J. Albert Redlon and Wetherbee by Lieut. John A. Lord. The gathering included numerous attendees and followed with a trustees meeting naming Miss Helen V. Downing as superintendent and reelecting several committees and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Wetherbee
Harry W. Crosman
Crosman
Bath Memorial Hospital
Common Council
Wetherbee
J. Albert Redlon
John A. Lord
Carl Anderson
J. R. Andrews
Rupert H. Baxter
Henry W. Owen
Arthur K. Purington
Evelyn Plummer
J. A. Redlon
Ernest Rogers
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Joseph I. Smith
Ralph G. Stetson
A. A. Stott
L. Eugene Thebeau
Charles M. Tubbs
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Henry C. Wright
Francis A. Winchenbach
Helen V. Downing
Col. Owen
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles H. Cahill
W. Dayton Hill
Miriam W. Kimball
USN
Samuel R. Percy
Mary F
Mother Daughter Banquet Set by Cosmopolitan Club
Mrs John A Morse spoke at the annual Mother Daughter banquet in the Cosmopolitan Club house on Wednesday evening at 630. Toastmistress Clinton D Wilson was heard again. Anita Bagdikian and her mother Mrs Paul G Bagdikian gave the mother and daughter toasts. Other officers and workers included Mrs Harry B Briggs Jr Mrs Stanley M Brown Mrs N Gratz Jackson Mrs Leland R Mitchell Miss Elizabeth B Deering with Mrs Donald B Wilson in charge of dining and Miss Marcia Moulton handling the tickets. Menu featured chicken salad potato chips peas sherbet and crax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morse
Cosmopolitan Club
Clinton D. Wilson
Anita Bagdikian
Paul G. Bagdikian
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Stanley M. Brown
N. Gratz Jackson
Leland R. Mitchell
Elizabeth B. Deering
Donald B. Wilson
Marcia Moulton
Local social notes from Phippsburg and surrounding towns
Emma Perry visits Portland area as guests of friends. James Perry leaves Bath Memorial Hospital and stays with son Omar in Winneganee. Mr and Mrs Horace Woodman of Bath visit Bertha Nickerson. Henry Carlton and Eleanor of Woolwich visit John Kelley. Leslie Dyer recent guests of Eleanor Brown. Marie Simpson of South Barnstable to spend winter with sister Frank Leavitt. Alice Stewart returns to Portland from Bath. Charles Morrison moves from Sebasco to Bath winter with Alma Reed. Melvin Wallace visits Bath. John H. Perkins, state game warden, visits Small Point and Parker Head. Walter Betts of Portland visiting Annie Derwent. Emily Jordan hosts Bath friends at Meadowbrook Jordan camp. Gertrude Blaisdell called to West Newbury by mother's death. Annie Synnott dies aged 84 at Mrs Annie Dodge's home. widow of Stephen C. Synnott. Services held in Dodge home. interment in Kittery. Survived by three daughters, two sons, one brother, and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Perry
Tie Cobb
Oinham
Portland Ta
James E. Perry
Bath Memorial Hospital
Omar R. Perry
Winneganee
Horace B. Woodman
Bath
Bertha Nickerson
Henry Carlton
Eleanor
Woolwich
John Kelley
Leslie Dyer
Eleanor Brown
Marie Simpson
South Braintree
Mass
Frank P. Leavitt
Alice Stewart
Annie Derwent
Portland
Charles Morrison
Sebasco
Alma Reed
Deering Street
Melvin Wallace
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Small Point
Parker Head
Walter Betts
Emily Jordan
Jordan Camp
Meadowbrook
Gertrude Blaisdell
West Newbury
Annie Synnott
Annie Dodge
Stephen C. Synnott
Georgetown
Kittery
Dodge
Miami
Fla
Jack Synnott
Phippsburg
Thomas Blaisdell
Five Islands
Friendly contest in ticket selling among Y M C A church league
Nine churches compete in a ticket selling drive led by Winter Street with Frank Harvie selling nearly two thirds of their quota. Team captains Oscar Tanguay Robert Sutherland Clyde Stilphen Philip Oliver and John Osborne coordinate sales at Beacon Corliss Elm Grace St Mary’s Wesley and other churches while Saturday night totals are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Henderson
Beacon
Robert Sutherland
Clyde Stilphen
Corliss Street
Philip Oliver
Elm Street
Ike” Voorhees
Grace Church
Church League
Oscar Tanguay
St. Mary's
Wesley
John Osborne
Johnnie
Frank Harvie
Frank
Congress Shirt Co to Increase Payroll in Reopened Week
Congress Shirt Co plans to reopen Monday with about half a crew on a three day week under Julius Grossman of Boston, president, after a recent shutdown. The Middle street factory has been repainted and renovated as it readies to produce light-weight Spring goods and sport jackets, with output to rise at signs of business pickup. Also, Frank P. Webber of Bowdoinham caught a 14 inch 1 1/4 pound salmon trout named Square Tall on the Abagadasset River during Sunday smelt fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Shirt Co
Julius Grossman
Boston
Middle Street
Abagadasset River
Frank P. Webber
Bowdoinham
Westport Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and News
Mrs Ettie V Lewis and grandson John Stacey spend weeks at Ernest Colbys. Vernon and Thomas Brewer and Mrs Archie Brewer of Boothbay Harbor visit Edwin Cromwell. Virginia C Jewett pledges Pi Beta Phi at University of Maine. Eugene Whitten Bath visits Sund ay. Edwin Cromwell harvests ice at Eaton Farm. Ellsworth Colby and Eugene Whitten Jr return from Nequasset. Sunday callers at Ralph Jewetts Junction include B M Jewett and family. Herbert Cromwell family of Wiscasset also visit Eaton Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettie V. Lewis
John Stacey
Ernest Colby
Fred Greenleaf
Sanford
Vernon
Thomas Brewer
Archie Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Edwin Cromwell
Virginia C. Jewett
University of Maine
Pi Beta Phi
Eugene Whitten
Bath
Eaton Farm
Ellsworth Colby
Eugene Whitten, Jr
Nequasset
Ralph Jewett
Junction
B. M. Jewett
Ann Louise
Dewey Richardson
Herbert Cromwell
Wiscasset
Girls to Organize Cheering Sections in YMCA League
Entry blanks were distributed at churches for girls Sunday school cheering teams to back YMCA basketball squads. One man per team assigned a girl contact to organize a section from local churches including Beacon Central Corliss Elm Grace St. Marys Wesley and Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard MacFadden
Beacon
George McKellar
Central
Clyde Stitphen
Corliss
Philip Oliver
Elm
Edmund Guynn
Grace
Oscar Tanguay
St. Mary's
Charles Osborne
Wesley
Warren Higgins
Frank Gallagher Wins Rotation Pool at YMCA
Frank Gallagher clinched the senior division title in the YMCA Annual Rotation Pocket Billiard Tournament, defeating James McQuarrie in straight games after reaching the final by beating Willis Hall 2-1 in the semi finals. Clarence Gowen won the junior division by sweeping Edward Cummings two straight games. The week-long event drew nearly 50 players at the YMCA with upcoming Sticks and Stax feature games and signups urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gallagher
James McQuarrie
Gallagher
Willis Hall
Hall
Clarence Gowen
Edward Cummings
Former Bath Woman Plans Cook Book from Elizabeth Webber
Elizabeth Webber of Cambridge Massachusetts formerly of Bath is preparing to issue a new cook book. Marjorie Mills Boston Herald Traveler cooking expert says the book will feature recipes from famous tea rooms restaurants and hotels from Maine to Florida. She requests three Herald recipes Deerfoot Chowder Stephanie pudding and Creme Brule with Pineapple waffles as a possible addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Elizabeth E. Webber
Cambridge
Mass
Marjorie Mills
Boston Herald Traveler
The
Herald
Elizabeth Webber
Maine
Florida
Marston’s
Campus Life promises intimate campus portraits for 1938 Prism
Artemus Weatherbee editor in chief of the Prism at the University of Maine announces that the 1938 Campus Life section will reveal intimate student life secrets and facts. This year juniors and freshmen receive special partial coverage with separate individual cuts for juniors, unlike prior group pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus
Weatherbee
Bangor
The
Prism
University of Maine
Popham Beach notes and coast ice report 45 years back
Fragments detail social visits from Frances Roberts in Popham Beach to Pauline Morong and Nathaniel Perkins plus many local calls in Bath Woolwich and Brunswick. It covers beach conditions high tides and damage, ice harvests on Silver Lake and Center, lifeboat rescues at Puller's Rock, and a history snippet of an old schooner wreck and an ice shipment to Philadelphia with a list of ice carrying vessels.
Town Clerk Sues Over Carlton Bridge Ticket ID Cards
Town Clerk Keirstead of Wiscasse initiates suit alleging 255 identification cards issued for Carlton bridge tickets caused confusion and improper collection of fines. Court seeks clarity on card validity and enforcement authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keirstead
Wiscasse
Iad
Carlton Bridge
Bay Point Residents Welcome Visitors and Winter Skating Fun
A Bay Point scene features guests of Herman Spinney including William Taursin and friends from Cumberland Center. Local skaters enjoyed moonlit sessions at the lily pond beyond Sinclaire property, while visitors from Bath Brunswick and Long Island dropped in for social visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taursisn
Cumberland Center
Herman A. Spinney
Lily Pond
Sinclair Property
Karl Hentz
Visions
Long Island
Bay Point
Edna M Coolidge
Perley Chandler
Popham Beach
Bath
Rose Estes
Sherman Campbell
Wright
Phippsbury
Edgar Drake
Edna Cosclidge
Birvshwood
Popham
Ardens Pinkham i
Bath Memorial Hospital
Charles Burtess
John Grinds
Birchwood
Posey Hamilton
Louisa
Brunswick
Bar Point
Sevths
I Pension Board
Fascinating Talk on Navy and Sea Power Legacy
A lecturer discusses naval tradition and sea power from Jones to Perry. He links American wars and naval battles to enduring phrases and the Navy’s evolving role from the Revolution through World War I era, highlighting leaders like Decatur and Farragut and episodes at Lake Erie and Mobile Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Wno
Dewey
Manila Bay
Queenstown
Joe Taussig
Siip
Bath writer outlines Clark Griffith biography life
Bath sports writer Shirley Povich, a former Bath boy and Morse high school alum, scripts a multipart biography of Clark Griffith 68 longtime owner of the Washington baseball club and co founder of the American League. Povich, once Washington Post sports editor and later a feature writer, has long followed the Senators and accompanied them on spring training trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Povich
Clark Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Wash.ngton
D. C. Post
Washington
Mr Povich
Morse High Sch
Fox
Clark Grif
Krown
Anc
Ife
Pops Griffiths
Washington Senators
Povich
Pee Beime
Washinton Team
Squaw Club Meeting and Engagement Announcement
The Squaw Club met Friday at the home of Sherman L. Morse. Mrs Augustus Smail arrived from Somerville to visit. On Saturday Miss Gretchen A. Mulholland hosted tea at Anne E Fallon’s home. Engagement announced for Miss Gladys Evelyn Young of Cony High School to Murfee Newton Faulk of Waco and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Sherman L. Morse
Augustus Smail
Somerville Mass
Gretchen A. Mulholland
Anne E Fallon
Green Street
Augusta
Gladys Evelyn Young
Cony High School
Murfee Newton Faulk
Waco
Texas
New York City
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James O. Lincoln
Langdon T. Snipe
E. Motley Fuller
F.A.C.S
Ardenne A. Stott
F.a.cs
DeForest 5. Day
Harry F. Morin
Bernard A. Bailey
Hugh D. Grant
Warren E. Kershner
F.A.C
Mortimer Warren
William H. Bradford
Pociende
E. G. Abbott
Alfred Mitchell
Gladys Wolstenholme
R.N
Katherine Chase
Margaret M. Marshall
Evelyn L. Plummer
Josephine Moore
Alice Murphy
M.T
Westport
Frances Roberts
Bronx
N. Y
Pauline Morong
Nathaniel Perkins
Fred Osgood
Eva Dobbin
Lewiston
Jonesport
Dobbin
Gertrude Martin
Central Maine
Pete Erma Huntley
Orion Elizabeth
Katherine McCarty
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
Leon Fickett
Pond Island Light
Trueman Taylor
Marrtown
Perley Chandier
Roscoe Allen
Cape Elizabeth
Annie O. Stacey
3Rd Avenue
St. Petersburg
Clarence Schofield
Seguin Island
Clarence Perkins
Virginia
Arlene
Stanley
Norman
Edna M. Coolidge
Seaman Deake
Loweriver
John Carter
Shirley Morong
Bobby
Gerry
Ralph Morong
Lisbon Falls
Charles Hough
Silver Lake
Page Wyman Bath
Society Hall
Lyman Oliver
Osgood
Puller's Rock
Olive
S. Barrett
H. M. Clark
Asham Beach
James Harvingtoon
Parker's Head
Cora
Cap. C. V
NTH
Saal
Plymouth
Apu
Aner
FORD
Chevrolet
Graham
Washington Street
NAVY
Japan
Ahjadssis
Acitrai
Unitexsi
Prince of Wales
Jane
Jones
George Iit
Richard
Naval Academy
Pinckney
Tallyrand
France
Tripoli
Algiers
Stephen Decatur
Mediterranean
Germa
Italy
United States
Europe
U. S. Army
Saratoga
Yorktown
America
Ala
Gig Iscris Tevices
Wade
Oliver Holmes
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Oliver Hazzard Perry
Lake Ewe
Great Lakes
Capt Tatnall
Farrazit
Farragul
St. Philip and
Jackson
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