Memorial Day at First Congregational Church and community news
Memorial Day themed sermon at First Congregational Church with special guests from American Legion and its Auxiliary. Summer recess begins for the church school, with a Crescent Beach picnic planned. Local residents receive notices of obituaries, social visits, club activities, air mail week dispatches, graduations, and community events across Bath area.
Morse Senior Wins Contest Excerpted Essay on National Pride
The piece discusses patriotic feeling and freedom in America, contrasting democracy with fascist states. It praises the right to free elections, civilian control of war decisions, and religious liberty. The author urges Americans to value peace, personal liberties, and diversity of worship while respecting national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ireland
America
Congress
Italy
Spain
Germany
Japan
Miss Ryan Biography and Essay on US Government
Miss Ryan describes growing up in multiple states including Pennsylvania Michigan Massachusetts and Maine and hopes to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House while pursuing a scholarship to the New England Conservatory She reflects on her high school record and emphasizes pride in American liberties citing the right to elect officials request sparing comparison to Europe and affirming the freedom to pursue future goals and contribute to the country.
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Miss Ryan
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Detroit
Muskegon
Saginaw
Boston
Maine
Metropolitan Opera House
New England Conservatory
Ryan
United States
Europe
Germany
America
American Jew Finds Freedom in America
Mr. Bronstein speaks of visualizing college and a future in chemical engineering while praising America as a land of liberty, equality, and tolerance. He notes his father's limited schooling and his own family duties, and he asserts pride in being American. He also emphasizes education as a path to success and gratitude for a society free from religious persecution.
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Bronstein
Stephens High School
Rumford
George Lord
America
Julienne Potatoes Enter Boothbay Harbor Packing Line
Aroostook surplus potato markets loom as Trindent Packing Co opens a new Julienne department in Boothbay Harbor. The unit, operating about a month, could handle a large share of the annual surplus, benefiting both Aroostook and Boothbay Harbor. Julienne potatoes are quarter inch by one to two inch strips, cooked like chips but prepared differently, canned to stay crisp after opening and favored for picnics.
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Aroostook
Trindent Packing Co
Boothbay Harbor
West Bath social round lists visiting families and locals
West Bath features a long weekend with L D Rogers hosting Hallowell Rogers and son William of Glastonbury Conn plus Llewellyn Rogers of Rockland. Many Bath residents and guests visit relatives, church events, and cottages at Sabine and Brigham's Cove with numerous named families and weekend trips noted. The piece reads as a community social diary of visitors, hosts, and local activities.
North Enders Beat Winnegance 11 8 In Erratic Game
North Enders defeated Winnegance 11 to 8 at Crooker's field as Winnegance committed 13 errors. D Cromwell and C Oliver led North Enders with two hits. E Rollins, D Cromwell, Rideout, and C Oliver had two base hits for Winnegance. Umpire M Vigne. Time two hours.
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Crooker Field
Winnegancers
Winnegance
Crooker
North End
North Enders
Em. D. Cromwell
C. Oliver
Red Jackets
H. Rogers
E. Rollins
D. Cromwell
Rideout
Co. Oliver
Jewett
Cromwell
Hogan
Rogers
Mott
Perkins
Rollins
S. Fraser
Winnelgance
Fraser
Pride
E. Pride
H. Mott
M. Vigne
Ae’ Hogan
P Steer
Eresees Morse
A Rollins
Wallace
Wee Aes Williams
Sreees
Tee
Hamlin
E. Fraser
P H. Chaney
Social notes from Bath area guests and visits
Mrs R E MacIntire of Small Point stayed with Mrs Packard at the Packard House on Washington street. Mr and Mrs William A White of Rockland guested with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall on Washington street. Several families spent Memorial Day at Old Orchard. Others vacationed in Bangor Bar Harbor and Lawrence Mass. From Bath to Boston, Philadelphia visitors pass through for cottage openings and sorority events with local families returning from trips and moves to new homes.
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R. E. MacIntire
Small Point
Packard
Packard House
Washington Street
William A. White
Rockland
Arthur Sewalld
Russell Dalrymple
George Wright
Marion Wakefield
Old Orchard
Fred M. Cook
Old South Place
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Lena Chase
Frank and
Norman
Court Street
William Phillips
West Street
Lawrence
Mass
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Boston
J. Houghton McLellan
William McGill
Winchester
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Edward Steininger
Maxwell House
Middle Street
Mabel
Louise Searle
Philadelphia
Bath
MacMahan Island
Barbara Tubbs
Dorothy Anliker
Alpha Kappa Phi
Brunswick Business School
Hotel Eagle
Joseph I. Smith
Bladen
James
Cleveland
Ohio
Woolwich Weekend Social News and Church Notices
Woolwich residents traveled to East Corinth and Moosehead Lake for visits while others hosted relatives from Yonkers Boston and Portland over Memorial Day weekend. Church events include a morning service at Montsweag and a public supper, plus a play rehearsal and cemetery association meeting. A bicycle licensing proposal for Portland cyclists aims to curb unsafe riding and reduce highway accidents.
Republican Women's Club Enthusiastic After Semi Annual Meeting
The Sagadahoc Woman's Republican Club held a Saturday afternoon meeting at City Hall auditorium presided by Mrs. Henry W. Butler. Judge Edward S. Titcomb and Miss Gail Laughlin spoke on national and state issues, with discussion of the Auburn $30,000 robbery and governor scandals. Attendees included local officials and candidates, while Governor Barrows sent greetings from Lakewood.
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Sagadahoc Woman's Republican Club
City Hall
Henry W. Butler
Edward S. Titcomb
Sanford
Bath
James E. Hewey
U. S. District Court
Gail Laughlin
Portland
Cumberland County
Titcomb
Bangor
Auburn Branch
Miss Laughlin
Butler
Joseph O. Purdue
Donald N. Small
Jane S. Murphy
Sumner Sewall
Small
Fred W. Quimby
Republican City Committee
Purdue
Nettie C. Burleigh
Vassalboro
Woman's Republican Club of
Maine
Lewis O. Barrows
Lakewood
Quebec
Rotary
Trustees reorganize church officers and repairs planned
Trustees of Beacon Street Church re elected Milton H. Douglas as president Miss Marion S. Cain as treasurer and Clifton W. Tedford as secretary in a meeting held Wednesday of last week Repairs are planned for both the church and the parsonage with repainting under consideration Wesley church trustees re elected Andrew M. Butterfield as president Robert S. Gordon as secretary and treasurer Routine business was conducted in their meeting Also Boston Globe writer M. E. Hennessy reports Postmaster General James A. Farley will not campaign in Maine this year He plans a Pacific Coast August trip addressing young Democrats and a visit to Alaska to dedicate a new post office Mrs Robert H. Haskell returned Tuesday from Memorial hospital after a four week stay at 1217 Washington Street.
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First Congregational Church
Charles 58. Lowder
Madeline Fisher Reed
Roger Dow
Mary Hobson
Bradford-Sortwellt Post
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Crescent Beach
Jefferson
Harriet Jackson
Nancy Sowder
Lorraine Light
Berle Nichols
Helen Light
Wilberta Nichols
Margaret Main
Gray
Maurice Hathorn
John Soule
Arthur Williams
Fred Soule
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath
Albert Bailey
George Lanfear
Oakland
California
Charles S. Lowder
Amy C. Jewett
Lon Jewett
Helen R. Haggett
Garrison Hill
Grand Chapter
Maine
Portland
Ross Elwell
Lincoln Street
Cambridge
Mass
Lincoln County Union
Waldoboro
Elizabeth Webb
Grace Sewall
Helen Day
Clara Wright
Grace Knight
Nettie Legrow
Carolyn Varney
Ethel Redennett
Grace Cowley
Ruth Jones
Clara Elliot
Anna Macurda
Sarah Chase
Anna Soule
Rose Baker
Verne Bimson
Inez Rothwell
Fannie Ingalls
Irene Ingalls
Walcott Andrews
Little Daughter
New York
Wiscasset
Fort Edgecomb
Wiscasset Harbor
Carl Lewis
Boothbay
Lewis
Alice Lewis
Town
Waldo Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Quebec
Grace Bean
Northeastern Business School
Lewis’ Spa
Mary Campbell
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Cyprian H. Bryant
Washington Street
Grange Hall
West Anna
Fred L. Moody
Elizabeth and
Olive Moody
William F. Moody
Exeter
N. H
Josephine Plumstead
M. A. Plumstead
Federal Street
Julia Lewis
Fitchburg
W. A. Malloy
John Gerry
Alfred
Bernard Hutchins
Waterstreet
George Haushalter
Rochester
N. Y
Wisscasset
Joseph Hubbard
Frances Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
W. Starling Burgess
Massachusetts General Hospital
Beacon Street Church
Milton H. Douglas
Marion S. Cain
Clifton W. Tedford
Wesley Church
Andrew M. Butterfield
Roberts. Gordon
M. E. Hennessy
Boston Globe
James A. Farley
Farley
Belgrade Lakes
Brann
Pacific Coast
Hennessy
Alaska
Robert H. Haskell
Memorial Hospital
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