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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1935

Page

8

Friends of Education organized by North Center PTA in Bath

A Bath meeting read a letter announcing a new Friends of Education society sponsored by North Center PTA. The group aims to back Maine school finance reform, secure state funding, and build public support for education, with honorary chair Justice Pattangall and local officers named. A statewide plan seeks local committees and legislative access to secure needed reforms.

Friends of Education Bath North Center P. T. A Grace Church Parish House Public Maine William R. Pattangall Augusta Haven Sawyer Bangor Noel C. Little Brunswick The State Board of Education Commissioner of Education Maine Public School Finance Commission American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Maine State Grange Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs Business and Professional Women’s Clubs of Maine American Association of University Women State Representatives On Voters Daughters of American Révolution Lions, Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Commission Thm North Center Association Clinton D. Wilson

Superintendent Warns Pupils On Snowbound Streets

Supt Clinton D Wilson urges teachers to read a notice to pupils citing lack of city sidewalks due to snow. Students should walk on the left, stay three abreast, wear white to be seen after dark, and exercise utmost care as auto travel remains hazardous.

Clinton D. Wilson

Judge Keegan to address Winter Street Men's Club

Judge John J. Keegan, municipal court judge in Saga dahoc county, will speak on The Other Half to the Winter Street Men's Club on Thursday evening. The program committee notes his expertise fits the topic as magazines focus on how criminals live. A chicken pie supper starts at 6 30 with a hearty welcome to attendees.

John J. Keegan Winter Street

Died Mason in Portland at age seventy

Abbie J. Mason aged 70 died in Portland on January 29. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m from Rich Funeral Home on oe street with interment at ath.

Mason Portland Abbie J. Mason Rich Funeral Home Oe Street

Helen L Douglas 96 Bath widow of J L Douglas dies

Helen Lauraman Douglas, 96, widow of J Lufkin Douglas who ran a Front Street clothing store, died Monday at 23 York Street after weeks of illness. Born Sept 28 1838 in Leeds daughter of Daniel and Mehitable Harvey she lived in Bath 75 years. She leaves Milton H Douglas Ella J Douglas and Alice M Douglas plus two grandsons. She was Beacon Street church’s oldest member and long active in the Bath W C T U and Three Quarter Century club. Her interests included nature and needlework.

Helen Lauraman Douglas J. Lufkin Douglas Front Street York Street Leeds Bath Durham Mrs. Douglas Harvey Daniel and Mehitable (Gott Harvey Francis Cook Gott Milton H. Douglas Ella J. Douglas Alice M. Douglas Herbert L. Douglas Carville J. Douglas Douglas Beacon Street Church Bath W. C. T. U Three Quarter Century Club Dixfield

Doris McKay Weds John Sanborn in Central Church

Doris R McKay daughter of Mr and Mrs James A McKay of 39 Dummer Street married John L Sanborn son of Mr and Mrs Lewis J Sanborn of 16 Cherry Street this Saturday at eight in Central Church. Rev David L Wilson officiated in presence of relatives and a few friends. The bride a Morse High School graduate of 1925 and now employed at Senter’s Inc. The groom a Crosby High School Belfast 1926 graduate and Mikelsky’s Music Store employee. They will reside at 426 Washington Street after their honeymoon.

Doris R. McKay James A. McKay Dummer Street John L. Sanborn Lewis J. Sanborn Cherry Street Central Church David L. Wilson Herbert Antworth Bernice M. Carr Morse High School Senter’s Inc Mikelsky’s Music Store Crosby High School Belfast

Drake Bliss Wedding at Washington Street Home

Hon J Edward Drake and Miss Edna N Bliss married at noon Tuesday in the Drake home 972 Washington street. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated. Witnesses included Drake's son J Edward Jr and Mrs Drake. The couple left for a brief wedding trip and will reside at Washington and North streets. Drake has served as mayor and in Maine Legislature. Mrs Drake is a former Cosmopolitan club president.

J. Edward Drake Edna N. Bliss Washington Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Maine Drake Cosmopolitan Club

Receipts From Ball Fund To Trustees For Infantile Paralysis

After the President's Ball on Wednesday evening the net receipts will allot 70 cents of every dollar to trustees Dr Warren FE Kershner Archibald M Main and Wilbur C Oliver. The fund stays local to combat infantile paralysis and may be increased later.

Warren FE Kershner Archibald M. Main Wilbur C. Oliver

Snow plows stranded by Bath fuel water issue

Bath's High way and Sewer department faced a cold night as a gasoline pump failure and submerged tank led to water in the gas lines. A new $6,000 plow helped tow and refuel others, but delays persisted as the fleet battled snow. By morning, all plows were back in service with side streets still hampered.

Bath Highway and Sewer Department Highway Department City Barn City Mechanician E. Bernard McCausland Brunswick Olm

Public School Finance meeting set for Feb 1 in Bowdoinham

Bowdoinham residents are urged to attend a Friday evening meeting at the high school to discuss the Public School Finance commission report. Richard J. Libby of the State Department of Education will speak and students may provide entertainment.

Public School Finance Commission Richard J. Libby State Department of Education Karl Hatch George Cutler Brunswick Emma Brown Esther Brown Bath Emma Ferguson Frank Millay Wallace Hutchins Portland Grant Woods George Sweet Belmont Mass Vesta Ackley Vala Club Ann Spofford River Road Annie Sykes Lara Howes Richmond Leon Dunklee George Thompson R. D. Purington Ellis Moore R. A. Dickinson Dickinson Electa Masonic Hall Caleb Mitchell Freeport Bowdoinham State Road Ernest Frye Ralph Purington Bowdoin Martha Chick Maine School of Commerce Auburn Fred Kenney Monmouth Lyman Otis Millay Bros Merrymeeting Grange the Grange Cleveland Curtis Elva Curtis Emily Rideout Charles Berry William H. Gould Miss Edwards

Westport Notes From Annie Tarbox in New Orleans

Miss Annie R Tarbox writes from Hotel Roosevelt New Orleans Jan 20 after a six and a half day drive from California passing through Arizona and Texas. She notes marble from Italy at Baton Rouge capitol and bustling oil cities in Texas. New Orleans impresses her and Bowdoin students mimic Venice canoes on the January thaw.

Annie R. Tarbox Westport Roosevelt New Orleans California Arizona Texas Capitol Baton Rouge Congressional Library Washington Italy Liverpool Bath Maine William Mains Boston Charles Lindsey Orlando Fla. C E. A. Cromwell Augusta Dewey Richardson Wiscasset George Richardson Amos Knight Mechanic Falls Gilbert Greenleaf Lester Hodgdon Genevieve Leo Sidelinger Newcastle Alyn Jewett

Voyage of the Katahdin and Bath Iron Works legacy recalled

The article recalls a 40 year old voyage of the ram Katahdin from Bath Iron Works to Portsmouth and Boston harbors. It notes the ship's steel ram bow design, armor, and short above water profile. It highlights Bath Iron Works' subsequent naval production and high reputation for quality and contract fulfillment.

Bath Enterprise Old Boston Morning Journal Rockingham Portsmouth Bath Ammen Bath Iron Works Charlestown Navy Yard Roscoe P. Ham The Times Holman F. Day Lewiston Evening Journal E. C. Sturgis Mr. Day Iron Works Morse Portsmouth Harbor Boston Harbor Daniel Ammen Uncle Sam Virginia Capes Charlestown United States Navy

Marriage of Bath couple celebrated in St. Marys

Mr and Mrs Richard F Johnson formerly Miss Marjorie Smith were married in St Marys church last Monday. Rev Timothy C Maney officiated the double ring ceremony in Bath with local and out of town relatives present. Miss Kathleen Leonard sang and Miss Elizabeth Conley organist played. Bridesmaid was Miss Dorothy Thebeau. best man was H Kenneth Smith. The couple will reside at 702 Middle Street.

Richard F Johnson Marjorie Smith Middle Street Dorothy Thebeau H. Kenneth Smith Mrs. Johnson Harry F. Smith Dummer Street Morse High School Mr. Johnson West Bath Grange Johnson John M. Johnson Gorham Normal School Bath Tron Works Corp John

Bath ready for Maine college Winter Carnival on Feb 22

Bath prepares for a major Winter Carnival to benefit a city playground fund. Maine college teams Bowdoin Bates Colby and University of Maine are invited to compete at Mill Pond with an exhibition hockey game and a floodlit skating program. A queen will be crowned at a high school ball and Gov Brann may attend. A ski jump may be added if affordable.

Maine Bowdoin Bates Colby University of Maine Bath Francis A. Winchenbach Morse High Gymnasium New England Mill Pond Louis J. Brann

Stinson Hathorne Wedding in Woolwich

Richard A. Stinson and Madelene E. Hathorne wed in a single ring ceremony at the Woolwich parsonage with Rev. Walter W. Swank officiating. Stinson, Morse High School graduate and Bath Iron Works employee, and Hathorne, Morse class of 1935, begin married life in Woolwich.

Richard A. Stinson Woolwich Walter W. Swank Mr. Stinson William J. Stinson Morse High School Boston University Morse Morse High Bath Iron Works Corp Stinson Madelene E. Hathorne Hartley Hathorne

Maine wood varieties featured in Cape Elizabeth craftsman stand

George H. Lowell of Cape Elizabeth created a wooden stand showcasing 22 varieties of Maine wood. The main material is moose wood or striped maple, with 300 notches and hanging specimens illustrating each wood type. The base rim and forest floor display pine cones needles and moss gathered near his home.

Maine George H. Lowell Cape Elizabeth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senter'’s, Inc Ak WY Hollywood North Center P.t.a.’S Judge Keegan Center Street W. H. Smith & Son Old City Hall Helen L. Douglas Drake-Bliss Arthur Eastern Maine Bates Alumni Association Bangor House Norway Renge Olsen Saco Betty Gow Columbus America Bowdoin College Venice Cracker & Winsor Ammen Ram Katahdin Times and Independent Miss Marjorie Smith Richard F. Johnson Auburn Public Library Edwin W. Adams National Shoe and Leather Bank Lbrary Hathorne Merry Widow Maurice Chevalier Janette MacDonald Gloria Stuart Ross Alexander Kentucky Kernels Wheeler-Woolsey Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire Greta Garbo Herbert Marshall
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