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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

3

New Federal hunting stamp to aid conservation efforts

The federal hunting stamp, designed by J N Ding Darling, will sell at post offices nationwide to raise funds for waterfowl sanctuaries and marsh restoration. Purchasers over 16 must carry the stamp with migratory waterfowl licenses. funds may reach 600000 to 1000000 dollars annually, supporting wildlife habitat restoration.

J. N Ding”) Darling Biological Survey U. S. Department of Agriculture Darling Post Office Department Bureau

Phippsburg Gets Three Miles Of Tarred Road

Three miles of tarred road will be added in Phippsburg in Sagadahoc County. The State Highway Commission tarred truck began at the Winnegance end and will extend to the former Herbert W. Cutting residence, adding a hard surface to the main highway. A second tar application will follow, with calls for more tar in adjacent areas to connect links to Sebasco and Small Point.

Phippsburg Sagadahoc Winnegance Herbert W. Cutting State Highway Commission Frank W. Carlton Woolwich Sebasco

New Entrance Sign to Welcome Visitors in Bath

The Cosmopolitan Garden club will erect a three by four foot sign at Bath’s entrance from the Brunswick end. A clipper ship image and the words Welcome to Bath will adorn the sign funded by Why Worry! proceeds and painted in natural colors. Proceeds support Morse high school event tickets June 19 and 20.

the Independent Bath Cosmopolitan Garden Club Morse High School L. Earle Lemont Brunswick Alice F. Johnson Frank A Don George A. Chi

Jolly Summer Days at M'Mahan Island

On Thursday July 12 Frances Ann Allen and George K Rogers took Mrs Allen to Portland for provisions. A Friday clambake at Cory Grove drew a smaller crowd but was a great success. There are updates on residents and guests, the croquet court turned into a tennis court for children, and the first edition of Mac Mahan's amateur newspaper debuted to support a planned swimming pool.

Frances Ann Allen George K. Rogers Richard Forschner Jim Bill MacKaye John Zimmer Lee Haven Dirck Brinkerhoff Allenook Mary Peggy Lee Douglas Robinson

Father Whittemore to Visit Liberia Mission Later This Summer

Father Whittemore arrived for a two week visit and spoke on Liberia praising its beauty humor and safety while noting Americans are seen as savages for can meat. He plans to return with his nephew John K Lee 3rd in August stopping in England. Local events include circus attendance by Bath residents and a weekly baseball game at the Seal and Porpoise meadow with a homer by Bob Pinkham and a near bee sting incident involving El Piam.

Father Whittemore Liberia England John K. Lee Frances Allen David Barrett Mary Peggy Lee George K. Rogers Bath Ralph Davis Boothbay Desert Maine Rowe Fowler Jacobite Howard Rogers New York Emily Janet Charles Pilkington Bob Pinkham Allenook Stevens Five Islands MacMahan el Piam

Code A Life Saver For Dealers In Autos

At a Friday meeting in Old Orchard Beach more than 150 car dealers from Maine New Hampshire and Vermont heard how the administrative code aids used car dealings. Speakers included Myron D. Kidder Ralph Bonney J Reed Lane and U S district attorney staff with Chester A. Plant of Plant's Garage Maine noting the code's value to dealers.

Chester A. Plant Plant Bath Maine New Hampshire Vermont Old Orchard House Old Orchard Beach Myron D. Kidder Portland Ralph Bonney U. S J. Reed Lane Washington, D. C National Control Committee Kennebec Valley Association Old Orchard E. R. Wright

Rehabilitation Office Opens Local Contact in Bath

Harry M. Huse Rural Rehabilitation supervisor visited Augusta to meet Richmond N. Sergent state director and announced a new office in room 27 Federal Building Bath. Huse will be available daily 8 30 to 9 30 DST for program inquiries. Mr and Mrs Ralph C Cover drove Dover New Hampshire Wednesday for the day.

Harry M. Huse Augusta Richmond N. Sergent Hiuse Federal Building Bath

Phippsburg Community News Highlights Local Visits

A stream of summer visitors to Phippsburg centers on Mrs. Charles P. Percy and Misses Mary and Nell Cannon arriving from Brooklyn New Hampshire. West Brent rides and road improvements spark civic pride as Rev Charles Stevens delivers a sermon on Prayer and local church life. Diplomas are awarded to 49 Royal Ambassador Baptist Boys attendees at Ocean Park with Dean Paul E. Alden presiding.

Grace Dickinson Under-the-Lee Charles P. Percy Mary and Nell Cannon Brooklyn N. H Percy Maine Var Montreal Locke J. A. Wyman Boston Pauline Edmund P. Briggs Louise Bailey's Island Mr. Briggs Charles L. Stevens Nickerson East Boston Parker Head Miss Nickerson Caramita Herman Mr. Webber T. Bunting Tom Kamp Kebec Westfield Mass Betty Emerson Portland Alice Minott Eileen Keamner Muriel Hill Phyllis Wells Thomas Goodwin William Eugene Riverview Cottage Rodney W. Roundy Congregational Conference Phippsburg Church Jerome Davis Yale University New Haven, Conn New England Royal Ambassador Baptist Ocean Park Paul E. Alden

Summer social notes from Sebasco and nearby towns

Stamford residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Warren return home after a week with Prof and Mrs Arthur G Walter at Burnt Coat Island. Many guests and visitors stay seasonally at Sebasco, Meadowbrook, and Small Point including families from Portland Boston Bath and Brooklyn with engagements at cottages, clubs, and beaches.

Omar Perry Te. Cobb Bowdoinham G. Dana Gey Virginia Portland Emma Peeph Coombs Eugene Jay Bowker Annie Bowker Winfield Rowe Waltham Mass Popham Beach Guy Crowley Jonesport Vernal Chase Omar R. Perry George Larrabee George, Jr Damariscotta Alfie Terrell Frank Manson Lillie Leach East Boston Charles L. Stevens Charles V. Minott Ada Catherine Abbie Minott Walter J. McCourt Ernest Rogers Ray F. Campbell Arthur Bowker Frank M. Bowker Bath Harry Minott George Bonney John F. Leach Grace Dickinson Camp Keebee Parker Head Church Alfred Warren Stamford Arlene Jeannette Cathance Ora Hallett Leach Martha Hutchins Meadowbrook William Grevers Meredith Brooklyn N. Y Grevers William Edward Mae Frances George Stacey Bernard Carlson Dix Island Roland Eaton Swarthmore Sebasco Harry H. Watson Welfare Club Phippsburg West Point Snug Harbor Inn Capt. Morton Coast Guard Station Waterville Vernon Math Kenneth Cushman Caldwell Jacobson Catherine Burnt Coat Island Canada Pauline Rogers Small Point Beach Eleanor Brown Emily Jordan James Knight Marjorie

Bath Sportsmen Appeal Against Merrymeeting Bay Proposal

The Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet Club appeals to Maine officials in Washington arguing that proposed federal rules would end duck hunting at Merrymeeting Bay. Letters from County Attorney John P. Carey Jr and Sumner Sewall outline hardship, note rising black duck counts, and urge support. Bath issued 827 hunting licenses last year.

Sagadahoe Red Maine Washington, D. C Merrymeeting Bay John P. Carey, Jr Sumner Sewall Rod, Gun and Skeet Club Edward E. Sonia Club Department of Agriculture Bath Stobie Washington Androscoggin Sagadahoc

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Dromore David Cogan Ward Gerald Arnold High Street Laconia Geents Charlesey Ruth Cogan M’mahan Island Ralph C. Cover Dover the Ay Bath Sportsmen Wallace H. White Lewiston E. Carl Moran Rockland, Maine Hevrolet Chevrolet Motor CO Detroit Mich Capes Chevrolet M.A.C Manter Eagana Gee Richmond
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