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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

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Moosehead Lake and Mt Kineo Spotlight Maine Escape

The article tours Moosehead Lake in Maine as part of a National Editorial Association visit. It notes Mt Kineo House high above the lake, accessible travel by parlor and sleeping cars from major cities, air and boat links, and motor routes. It praises fishing, canoe routes like North-West Carry and North-East Carry, and the lake’s scenic beauty and clean air at 1000 feet elevation.

Maine National Editorial Association Maine Press Association Moosehead Lake Mt. Kineo Maine Woods State of Boston Mt. Kineo House New York Kineo Station Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Greenville Junction Bangor Moosehead America

Probe in Christel death continues in Kennebec

An ongoing inquiry into the death of Mrs. Alburn Christel, body found June 21 in the Kennebec River, remains unresolved. Authorities, urged by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson, seek new information from any city residents who could aid the case while safeguards protect informants from publicity.

Alburn Christel Kennebec Frank Pearson Bath Street Clyde R. Chapman Wheels of Justice P. O. Box No

Holley Serves Again as Transportation Chairman

Hon Frank Holley will again head transportation for the Three Quarter Century club for the 12th year. The session occurs at Topsham Fair grounds on Tuesday August 25, with a large turnout expected. Holley will appoint sub chairmen for each county to arrange conveyance for members without transport.

Frank Holley Topsham Fairgrounds Holley

Rotarians Hear District Assembly Highlights in Bath

Rotarians at Hotel Sedgwick heard two talks at Tuesday’s luncheon. George B. Wolstenholme summarized Rotary District Assembly in Augusta with notes on club growth and community service. J Curran Conway of Washington discussed Bath’s Federal Savings and Loan Association and its home lending role. Fish week influenced the menu as visiting Rotarians and local guests attended.

Hotel Sedgwick George B. Wolstenholme Rotary District Augusta Kirk Mathews Portsmouth Rotary Wolstenholme J. Curran Conway Federal Home Loan Bank Board of Washington Bath Brann Walter Kriesolving Summit N. J Fred Craige Milburn Norman Smith Brunswick J. Frank Hunt W. S. Voorhees Arthur B. Scott

Sewalls Arrive From New York for Summer at Small Point

Mr and Mrs Loyall F Sewall and daughter Camilla Ashe Sewall reached Small Point Beach on Wednesday to spend weeks at their Summer home. Their son Loyall Jr has been at Small Point since early July.

Loyall F. Sewall Camilla Ashe Sewall New York Small Point Beach Loyall, Jr Small Point

Girard Wins Maine Resident Amateur Title at Bath

Wilfrid H. Girard of Bath Country Club defeated Dr. Forrest Tyson of Capital City 4-3 in a 36 hole final to claim the Maine Resident Amateur Golf championship on Augusta links. He led by five at lunch, held firm in the afternoon, and clinched on the 33rd green after Tyson took the 32nd. The match showcased Girard's calm play and skill with a 74 morning round versus Tyson's 74, with the Bath champion earning the senior title. Nearby social notes mention visitors Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kempton of Los Angeles and Mrs. Benjamin Berry of Jamaica with local hosts in West Bath and Cox's Head.

Wilfrid H Bill” Girard Bath Augusta Country Club Forrest C. Tyson Maine Girard Tyson Dr. Tyson Capital City Bath Country Club

MacMahan Colonists Enjoy July Island Parties

McMahan Island July days bring dances at the Playhouse led by Miss Frances Ann Allen. The Friday event featured a four-piece camp orchestra and novelty dances. A Sunday Evening Musicale showcased Arthur Lane Charles Rawolle and John Zimmer. Discussions on electricity for MacMahan spanned two days with Five Islands, weighing fire risk and lifelike island charm. Forestry Day opened two-day volunteer work with clearing near the icehouse. ice cream and drinks were provided. New arrivals include Rev. Ovid Kinsolving and Robert Spock among others visiting camps and cottages.

McMahan Island Allens Frances Ann Allen Arthur Lane John Zimmer Jim MacKaye Randy Knowleton Paul Jones Playhouse Charles Rawolle Rawolle Lane Mr. Zimmer Zimmer Mr. Lane MacMahan W. Clinton ‘Allen Five Islands Sheepscot Island Co Peggy Lee W. Clinton Allen George K. Rogers Ovid Kinsolving Summit N. J Extrand St. Cuthbert’s Chapel Robert Spock New Haven Conn Bob Bermuda Bradford Craig East Orange H. H. Lee George Rathbun Mary Detroit Mich F. B. Reazer Morristown

Crack Gunners of Battery H Practice at Fort

Battery H of the 3rd Battalion trains with four .30 calibre guns at Fort Williams as 56 men and three officers plus Lieut Col Henry W. Owen arrive in Shipping City for 15 day encampment. Captain Elver A. Stickney leads. marksmen, tracers, and gas balloon maneuvers showcase defense readiness and potential new Bath armory talks.

Fort Williams Henry W. Owen Elver A. Stickney Stickney Joseph A. Butler Haroid M. Holmes Bath Portland War Department Brunswick South Portland Bath Boys Independent Battery H

John D Fowles Dies From Gunshot Wound

John D. Fowles, 19, died at Memorial hospital from a self inflicted shotgun wound fired at his Bath home. He was born in Bath to Gilbert H. and Cora Dow Fowles. Survived by his father, brother G Hudson Fowles Jr, sister Ruth E Moore, and grandmother Rosa Dow of Wiscasset. Funeral set for Thursday at two at his home. interment in Wiscasset.

John D. Fowles Memorial Hospital Middle Street Mr. Fowles Bath Gilbert H Cora Dow Fowles G. Hudson Fowles, Jr Ruth E. Moore Rosa Dow Wiscasset

Congress Shirt Factory expands to boost Bath employment

Congress Shirt Factory adds 26 workers after 104 by 40 foot annex enables extra cutting and stitching capacity. The main building will soon house 90 stitchers and the firm hopes for double current staffing with more space, aided by city provided annex. Officials cite cost under the $4,000 appropriation for relocating a shipyard building.

Congress Shirt Kelley. Spear Co Arthur H. Price Fac Tory Congress Shirt Factory Bath Donald D. Young Middle Street City of Kelley-Spear Co

Montsweag Cannery Back At Full Tilt After Pea Shortage

Montsweag Farm Products returned to full production Tuesday with 19 workers as peas mature for canning. Expect 5,500 cases this season, up from 1,500 last year. Aphids have been curbed, and farmers report a strong upcoming harvest of beans tomatoes and corn with a busy two weeks ahead.

Montsweag Farm Products, Inc New York Montsweag Phillips Butler Farm

Plan Big Card Party for Bath Country Club

Mrs William S Newell chairs the July entertainment committee at Bath Country Club and plans a card party for Thursday afternoon July 30 at the clubhouse. The June and July committees met at her Washington street home at 7 30 with members including Mrs Edmund A Rothwell, Mrs Frank B Nichols, Mrs Byron F Barker, Mrs Milton C Trott, Mrs Wm Tudor Gardiner, Mrs Martin Watrous and others.

William S. Newell Bath Country Club Club Newell Washington Street Edmund A. Rothwell Frank B. Nichols Byron F. Barker Milton” C‘trott Wm. Tudor Gardiner Martin Watrous Clarence W. Morse James A. Gillies, Jr Carl C. Anderson Mar‘dla Moulton J. Edward Drake,Jr Edwin R Andrews

River pollution cleared to aid Maine fishing industry

The Kennebec Valley may gain a quarter million dollars in annual fishing revenue if river pollution is eliminated. Flood damage and industrial wastes disrupted river crusts, allowing fish to feed and spawn. Surveys by scientists could guide cleanup, aligning with Maine’s tourist economy and fishermen’s livelihoods. Cooperation from polluting industries and minimal antidote costs are argued to yield increased tourism, tax revenue, and industry savings. Continued on Page Three.

Kennebec Maine

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Christel Norman Kempton Los Angeles Calif Frank W. Jaques Kempton Hollywood Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana Benjamin Berry Charles and Benjamin Jr Jamaica N. Y Cox’s Head Mary McClure Georgetown McClure M’mahan Arthur Sewall 2d House of the Foes Shepherd Gardiner House of the God Shepherd Congress Shirt Company City Aids Cannery Sagadahoc County Sumner Sewall Carlton Day
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