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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

4

Life of Herm Smith Ends in Casco Bay Pioneer Sailor and Builder Dies

Herman C. Smith of West Point dies after an operation ending a vivid life of adventure and work. Born 1863 in Stetin Germany, he sailed before age 13, served in the German Navy, escaped, and wandered through Africa and Asia before joining the American Navy. He settled in West Point 43 years ago, built a store and hall, raised 12 children, and became a leading local figure known for independence and sea‑craft.

van Zandt Wheeler Herman C. Smith West Point Casco Bay Herm Smith Stetin Germany Smith Coars Gretchen Moynau Rio Herman Herm South Hampton China Australia San Francisco New York Gloucester Grand Banks Georges Inez Gilliam Ballou Little Wood Island

Bath Brunswick highway petition seeks new route

Citizens in Bath and Brunswick petition the State Highway Commission for a reconstruction of the old road linking Bath to Brunswick about two miles apart. They argue the new route would relieve Bath from bridge maintenance on the New Meadows River, and would restore direct river crossing at a key location by the Maine Central railroad bridge. Proponents say the plan could reduce travel distance and improve highway access between the towns.

State Highway Commission Swreun Bremeorek BOA 'S Corner Brunswick Tre Teac Oh Center Brunsy al Prikee Meadows Eniarnea Vare Lea Bath New Meadows Maine Central Railroad Maine Braunewick Raymond Fi H Hallowell Standard Oil Co Cook's Corner Crossing Fish Brunswick Hospital Harry F. Morin Morin Augustus Knowlton Seth C. Smith Smith

Repealists Organize Campaign Against Amendment

A Sagadahoc repeal group formed at City hall auditorium to back Alder man Sumner Sewall of Bath and William F. Tate of Fopsham as repeal delegates to the constitutional convention. Other nominees include William B. Newell, Edward W. Sampson of Bath, and Dr. Harry K. Stephen of Richmond. Antirepealists nominate Arthur J. Dunton and George A. Hawkes for delegates. Ballots to be circulated. filings due by midnight November 11 for September fee.

Sagadahee Repeal Association City Hall Sumner Sewall Bath William F. Tate Fopsham State House Liam Newell Edward W. Sampson Harry K. Stephen Richmond Ohn Fitzgerald of Anne Kimball John J. Keegan Thuracay Arthur J. Dunton George A. Hawkes Dunton and Hawkes Sewall

Airline trip highlights Bitter’s cross continent voyage

Lawrence J. Bitter of Journal Engraving reports plans for a long journey from Los Angeles through Canada and the United States to Lewiston with a Chicago stop to visit the world’s fair. The trip features travel by airplane and was shared with friends in Lewis ton.

Lewiston Lawrence J. Bitter Hare Journal Angeles Fimes Bitter Guba

National Readjustment Talk Questions U S Policy

A reader Tells of a talk on national readjustment touching the New Deal, debt limits, and constitutional issues. The speaker critiques unemployment relief, state debt, and the repeal of the 18th Amendment while urging practical Reconstruction and responsible voting. Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell visited friends in Boston after weekend travel.

Robert Brownell Oe Road Bos

Exhibition to spotlight Jewett Memorial and Wentworth House

The two week July show at Berwick Maine and Salmon Falls New Hampshire showcases the Sarah Orne Jewett Memorial and the Wentworth mansion with private loans. It features rare Paul Revere silver, Tyler Collection pieces, a prose of furniture loans, and historic manuscripts while funds go to preserve the Jewett Memorial.

AIR NL Berwick Salmon Falls New Hampelite Uneac Colections Unis Bummer Jewett Memorial Yvr Sarah Orneewett Newland Harvard University Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities Boston Museum Tyler Jewett Wentw Gol Paul Wentworth Kittery Wohien Wentworth F. 8. Blodwett Fyler Paul Revere Boston Thomas Prothngham Jewett Library Mount Vernon Washitistoh Colonel Maynadier Bradford Cradie Buudis Sarah Orne Jewett

Boots the Houdini Doe Tied by Wheeler Team

Gilbert Wheeler of Brunswick reports his horse named Boots, nicknamed Houdini Doe, was found in a yard still tangled in strong wires and rope. He describes safeguards failed after using trolley wire and fiber cord, with Boots remaining bound last Monday.

Gilbert Wheeler Brunswick

City's finances much improved declares mayor

At a joint city council session Mayor Lord lauded Bath's finances noting a July 1 balance of 15 205 and forecast tax collections to cover a 160 000 temporary loan. He credited City Treasurer-Collector Donald D. Young for recovering 10 000 in back taxes and 88 000 thought lost.

City Treas Young Lord Donald D. Young Bay Pris Gueme Bath National Bank First National Bank

Farm Prosperity Shines Amid Beef Pork and Grain Boom

A Collier's Weekly observer reports a new farm boom across the Midwest and South, with rising hog prices and crop prospects lifting farmer fortunes. Government mortgage relief and extended terms ease debt pressures, while Texans wait for a shorter harvest season.

William G. Shepherd Collier's Weekly Chicago Kansas City Omaha Des Moines Texa Texas Midwest

Eastern Star District 11 Field Day at Glen Cove Aug 3

The annual field day of Eastern Star District 11 will be at Glen Cove Grange hall on August 3 with afternoon and evening events. Each chapter must send two members for the entertainment program, and dancing is planned in the evening. Attendees should bring a box lunch while coffee and tea will be provided by the association.

Eastern Star District 11 Glencove Grange Hall

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