Ivory-billed Woodpecker Study to Save Endangered Species
The Ivory-billed Woodpecker perilously near extinction prompts Audubon Society to establish a Cornell University fellowship. Dr. Arthur A. Allen will supervise a full inventory and environmental impact study to avert total loss. James Tanner will head the fellowship as part of a cooperative effort with Audubon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John H. Baker
National Association of Audubon Societies
North American
Mississippi Valley
Audubon Association
Cornell University
Arthur A. Allen
Florida
Louisiana
James Tanner
Cornell
Mank to Become Marine Architect in New York
Henry W. Mank of 42 Court Street departs June 8 for New York City to join Gibbs and Cox naval architects and engineers. A Morse High School 1930 graduate, he has worked with W Starling Burgess and Sparkman Stevens on Harold Vanderbilt’s Ranger and Mrs Vanderbilt’s new contender. His wife will join him in New York next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Mank
Court Street
New York City
Gibbs & Cox
United States
Mr. Mank
Ralph P. Mank
Spring Street
Morse High School
W. Starling Burgess
Sparkman & Stevens
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Ranger
Morse Mentor
Mank
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Aluminum Company of America
Burgess
Gardiner marks last Winter appearance at fountain scene
Workmen removed the Nep tune fountain cover and planted geraniums and petunias around its base in Gardiner. The Civil War memorial fountain spouted water as visitors enjoyed the seasonal display, despite its idle period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Common
Gardiner
Social round of Phippsburg residents and visitors
Phippsburg hosts a long list of seasonal and weekend visitors from Salem Boston Bath Portland and New York with many staying at cottages and keeping social schedules. Notables include Mr and Mrs Leonard Saunders and Mr and Mrs George Ingalls among others as Emma Perry hosts Welfare Club activities.
Tigers Beat North End for Third Straight Win
The Tigers defeated North End in a seven inning game for their third straight win. Pomerleau struggled early but settled. North End scored 13 off him while Tigers had 16 hits off Condon and Middleton. Arsenault led with 4 for 4 including two doubles, with Hogan and Gallant adding three hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
North End
Pomerleau
Condon
Arsenault
Gallant
Hogan
Vigue
Danforth
Desmond
Couture
Middleton
Hart
B. Condon
Puffer
Turcotte
Oliver
Miss Imelda Gonyer Weds Leo Migneault in St Theresa Rite
Miss Imelda M Gonyer of South Brewer wed Leo W Migneault of Portsmouth N H formerly of Bath at St Theresa church South Brewer in a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Mrs Emile A Tourigny matron of honor and Waldo Gonger best man. The couple planned a weeklong trip to Quebec and Montreal before settling at 150 Willard Avenue Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelda M. Gonyer
South Brewer
Leo W. Migneault
Portsmouth
N. H
Bath
St. Theresa Church
Father Murphy
Emile A. Tourigny
Waldo Gonger
Bangor
Migneault
Quebec
Montreal
Willard Avenue
Mack Gonger
Bangor High School
Freese's
Joseph Migneault
South Street
Three Rivers
Canada
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Tourigny
Leo
Maurice
John T. Alain
Malen Genthner
Milton Footer
Promoter Fails to Secure Fights With Castillo Rival
Chick Hayes of Portland fails to sign Sammy Fuller Boston or Andy Callahan Lawrence Mass for a main bout with Glafiro Castillo at the Exposition building in Forest City. Hayes also seeks Ralph Zanelli but receives the same rejection of Castillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Hayes
Portland
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Andy Callahan
Lawrence
Mass
Glafiro
K. O." Castillo
Exposition Building
Forest City
Ralph Zanelli
New England
Hayes
Castillo
Bowlers to Dine at Park Bowling Alleys Banquet
The downstairs League at Park Bowling Alleys plans a banquet next Monday evening. Members are asked to leave names at the alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Popham Beach Social Roundup and Local Visits
Ardmore Pa resident Joseph Fitch stayed with his parents on the river at the shore. A Bath bound steamer from Norway docked at Kelly Spear yard and will run weekly from Salmon River New Brunswick. Local residents and visitors are listed enjoying cottages and weekend travel along the Kennebec, with Beach conditions noted as poor after storms and police investigated nails scattered at Skowhegan parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fitch
Ardmore
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Ulv
Kennebec River
Kelly, Spear Co
Pejepscot Paper Co
Bath
Norway
Salmon River
N. B
Kevilhong
Hougesund
Phyllis Campbell
Little River Farm
Georgetown
Otis Card
David Vachon
Arthur Hutchins
Robert Lambie
Vachon
Rockland
Popham
Edna M. Coolidge
L. E. Drake
John Beebee
Wikefield
Mass
Hiram Stevens, Jr
Stevens
Leon Fickett
Pond Island Light
Milliard Urquehart
Jonesport
Mrs. Urquehart
Capt. Urquehart
Seguin
Seguin Island
Thomas Sedgeburg
Medford
Sedgeburg
David G. Parsons
David, Jr
Melrose
Waldo Weston, Jr
Leah Bowie
Spruceville
Ralph Schofield
Schofield
Harpswell
E. L. Drake
Carol Drake
David Drake
Louise Howard
Bay Point
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
Charles Small
Beverly
Arlene
Norman
Robert
Charles
Richard
Auburn
McIntire
Philadelphia
Christopher Marr
Fred Osgood
Emma Newdick
Seaman Drake
Newton Center
Kellaway
Pauline Morong
Lisbon Falls
Eleanor Thayer
Ethel Osgood
Ida Oliver
Washington Street
Marie Teonard
Betty
Kenneth
Walter Willams
West Georgetown
G. E. McNulty
Lawrence Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Eleanor Lowell
Long Island
Leon Adams
Weston
Lynn Oliver
Dunlip Hatch
Hatch Camp
Fred Humphreys
Devon
Kennebec
Maine Central
Long Beach
Panama Hats Reach U S From Ecuador Peru and Colombia
American sailors in 1895 encountered Panama hats woven by natives in Ecuador Peru and Colombia. An importer sparked their U S popularity by importing Cuenca and Manta made hats which grew into a summer staple noted for light weight moisture resistance and flexible shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
South America
Ecuador
Peru
Colombia
Cuenca
Manta
Guayaquil
Roberta Manson Dies In Boston Monday
Miss Roberta Manson passed away Monday in Boston. The Squaw club closed its season with a dinner at Hotel Sedgwick and card games. Arthur and Mrs Stewart of Somerville visited the village over the holiday. Mrs Parks arrived from Rhode Island and opened her summer home. Erroll Blaisdell and wife from Quincy spent the weekend. Land along the road between her home and Phippsburg Center awaits paving with a tarring machine expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Saunders
Salem
Mass
Emma A. Perry
Rosebay
William W. Grevers
Rockville Center
L. I
Meadowbrook
Charles B. Card
Bath
Carl Haskell
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Maud Smith
Portland
George J. Ingalls
George C. Nichols
Worcester
Ingalls
George Percy
Popham Beach
New Meadows
Manley Breck
Sidney Breck
New York
Manley Cottage
Small Point Beach
Douglas Dearborn
Small Point
Milton Webber
Marianne
Dianne
Chebeague Island
Walter J. McCourt
Rogers
Dromore
Lester Perry
Frances
Randolph
Calvin W. Roger
Emma Perry
Welfare Club
James Perry
George Lowell
Maurice
Beverly
Frank Harris
Harold Robbins
Kittery
Ernest A. Rogers
Frank P. Leavitt
Marie Simpson
Brunswick
Harry T. Passmore
Sebasco Estates
Ambrose McFadden
Ralph Coombs
Eugene
Edward Bolton
Arthur Perry
Winneganee
James E. Perry
Barbara Cox
Frank McLanathan
Andover
William Smith
Augusta
Hazel Feere
Tenant's Harbor
William W. Hosmer
Bernice
James Jones
Hosmer
Wyman's Beach
Howard S. Bowker
Jennie Woodward
Parker Head
Harry Gilmore
William Blaisdell
Nottingham
N. H
Ernest Gibby
Maurice Libby
Parks Cottage
Libby
Bertha Nickerson
Horace Woodman
Gilbert Woodman
Harry Mank
Errold Blaisdell
Wollaston
Charles Morrison
The
Basin
Ruth
Fred
Quincy
William B. Perry
Cora Campbell
Rock Gardens
Edith Atwood
Gorham Normal School
Campbell Farm
Leslie Logan
Virginia
Betty
East Boston
Alice Ohlson
Charles Newhook
James and
Seymore Hunter
Edward Pascucci
Florence Lanagan
Medford
Julia Logan
Thomas Totman
Adele
Jean
Williams Cottage
John F. Leach
Malden
Asa Smith
Squirrel Point
North Haven
John Carter
Woolwich
Roberta Manson
Boston
Squaw Club
Sedgwick
Arthur Stewart
Somerville
Fred L. Parks
Rhode Island
Erroll Blaisdell
Phippsburg Center
Single Men Win Winnegance Game in Friday Victory
A mixed pitching and hitting contest at Winnegance saw the single men defeat the married men 11 to 7. L Morse led with three safeties including a double, Hogan struck out 12 in four innings on Rogers and Oliver. Mott, Rogers, Sheldon, Knight contributed with hits as bases were stolen and errors kept scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
L. Morse
Hogan
Perkins
Williams
Oliver
R. Morse
H. Knight Sr
Mott
Rogers
Sheldon
Knight
Morse
Drake
H, Knight
Tibbetts
Matt
Oliver Lee
Perry
L. Sheldon
J Clark
Im Morse
H Knight
Ed Brown
R Morse
Italy Developing Interest In Many Lines Of Sport
Florence reports a surge of sporting interest as rowing activity grows along the Arno and across bridges. The Eucharistic Congress draws 100000 visitors with grand processions and illuminations, while opera scenes in Naples and Florence showcase Italian reaction to singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Florence
the Independent
Piccioli
Arno
Santa Trinita Bridge
Benvenuto Cellini
Kennebec
Dick Morse
Winne- Lance
Jennie Manson
Middle Street
New York
Harlem
Oper
London Bobbies
Giusseppi Lugo
Lugo
America
Duomo
Ponte Santa Trinita
Ponte Vecchio
Via Tornabuoni
Myyself
Leghorn
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Marine Architect
Phippsburg
Harold F. Seavey
James Knowlton
Claremont, N. H
Hezekiah Harrington
Bath Memorial Hospital
Estes
Reynolds
Kimball
Cf Vresevees
Hayward
Sy Totals Sagt Se
Tees
Young
Somerset Shoe Factory
Skowhegan
Ehhe
Edward C. Plummer
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Times Office
Mascagni
San Carlo
Naples
Teatro Verdi
Rodolfo
Acadia Park
Casey
Milford
Walter Clayton
Lincoln
Mount Desert
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