South End PTA Reports and Bath Country Club Meeting
South End PTA met in the former Washington street School House for its last meeting of the season with a card party, a 12 noon dinner, committee reports, and acknowledgments. The Bath Country Club held an annual meeting at its clubhouse with strong financials, new directors, expanded dining room hours, and plans for a ladies golf club and seasonal social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington Street
John A. Loring
Priscilla Alden Loring
Panama
Arthur C. Lemont
Charles E. Hewitt
Wilfred W. Chaney
John H. Hunt
Lemont
Y.M.C.A
N. Gratz Jackson
William H. Small
Bath H School
Harry W. Crosman
Hewitt
Association
J. Albert Redlon
Charles D. Perry
Capitol Island
Red Cross
Arthur Lemont
Ways and Means Committee
Carroll A. Deering
Davenport Fund
Ellsworth
Davenport Welfare Committee
Bath Country Club
Daniel T. Dougherty
Rodney E. Ross
Edward W. Bridgham
Rupert H. Baxter
John H. Hyde
Allen M. Irish
Cecil E. Paine
Arthur Sewall
William
Worthing
Greens
Frank M. Churchill
Donald Small
Edmund Rothwell
William S. Shorey
Edwin Given
Joseph McCole
Robert Miller
Frank B. Nichols
Fred H. Thompson
Ross
Livestock Breeders Meet In Richmond June 22
The fourteenth annual field day of the Maine Livestock Breeders Association will be at Millay Bros. farm Richmond on Thursday June 22. Speakers include James J. Watson editor New England Homestead and dairy specialist Joseph B. Parker U S Department of Agriculture. Ross Elliott East Corinth presides. Millay Bros. hold 100 plus pure bred Guernsey cattle and plan advanced registry work. Milk markets in Bath and Gardiner. Families bring basket lunches. free coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Livestock Breeders Association
Millay Bros
Richmond
R. F. Talbot
James J. Watson
New England Homestead
Springfield
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Parker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Talbot
Ross Elliott
East Corinth
Guernsey
Bath
Gardiner
Memorial Address Noted at Pomona Grange Service
Mrs Isabella Sawyer of Dromore grange gave the memorial address at the Sagadahoc Pomona grange service held with Dromore grange No 302 in Phippsburg. Rev F B Lyman of Naples, Maine state grange chaplain, spoke after driving 130 miles. The gathering included delegates from Bodwell Dirigo Merrymeeting Progressive Topsham West Bath Woolwich granges. 64 attended despite stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Sawyer
Dromore Grange
Saga- Cahoe County
Pomona Grange
Phippsburg
Grange
F. B. Lyman
Naples
Maine State Grange
Dromore
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Dirigo
Brunswick
Merry Meeting
Bowdoinham
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Bessie Dickinson
Bath
Albert Henderon
Merrymeeting
Elfreda Perkins
Eva J. Lemont
West Bath Grange
P. M. Olm
E. Mason Wright
West
Everett G. Lement
Jim
Minnie Smith
Perkins
Henderson
Ruth Farnham
Grace Dickinson
Lyman
the Grange
Oliver Hudson Kelley
Boston
Minnesota
Pearl Crawford
Crawford
Drastic retrenchment hits city schools this year
The Board of Education plans deep cuts to meet a $75,000 departmental appropriation. Key steps include closing Bailey Evening School, consolidating Morse High to one session, banking fires by 2 PM, halting activities, and five week unpaid winter break. No teaching staff cuts, but four resignations not replaced and multiple transfers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Municipal Finance Committee
Educational Board
Bailey
Morse High School
Lucinda Bailey
South Street
Mitchell
Center Street
Jean Ogden
Frederic W. Humphreys
Doris Dyer
Central Grammar School
Frances Sprague
North Grammar
Christine Lockery
Mitchell School
Bridge Tolls Behind May Of Last Year
Cash receipts for May totaled 11,136.50, down 3,029.80 from May 1932, while vehicle crossings dropped to 26,296 and 57,832 people passed the bridge, a decline of 6,612 and 16,038 respectively. Nine of ten cars from other states were from Massachusetts during Memorial Day readings. States represented included California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksport
Ellsworth
Massachusetts
California
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Vermont
Morse High to Meet Boothbay Harbor in Baseball Tilt
Morse High will play Boothbay Harbor High at Kelley Field Thursday afternoon at 4 30. The Harbor team seeks revenge for a 7 5 loss to Morse to open the season. Morse had ended its season, but Boothbay Harbor requested the game due to limited scheduling. Visitors are favored to beat Bath boys, having beaten Brunswick High 16 3 and 13 2 while Morse has two losses to Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Boothbay Harbor High
Kelley Field
Harbor School
Morse
Morse Nine
Boothbay Harbor
The
Harbor
Bath Boys
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Superior Court Opens On Tuesday For June Session
Sagadahoc superior court began its June term Tuesday morning with Associate Justice Herbert T. Powers presiding. Grand jury foreman Arthur Sewall led the panel as County Attorney John P. Carey Jr. outlined cases to come, including automobile negligence and boat repair disputes. The docket features firms and individuals from Bath, Bowdoinham, Georgetown, Topsham, West Bath, Woolwich, and other towns, with Arnolds and local officials noted. The session runs under daylight saving time with Judge Powers setting hours accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Herbert T. Powers
Fort Fairfield
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Arthur Sewall
John P. Carey, Jr
Traverse
Arrowsic
Wilder F. Hagan
Bath
Roscoe G. Bailey
Andrus L. Coleman
Augustus A. Percy
Arthur J. Nichols
Harry E. Stetson
Earl E. Wing
Bowdoin
W. Wallace Rideout
Bowdoinham
Milton Given
W. L. Hunter
Georgetown
Harry H. Heald
Phippsburg
Irving G. Harrington
Richmond
Frank Hutchins
Arthur C. Randall
Ray Toothaker
Topsham
George Dugas
E. W. Jordan
Ernest J. Small
West Bath
Herbert White
Woolwich
J. Vinall Hunnewell
Henry T. B. Leeman
William L. Weed
Arthur J. Dunton
Weed
Clark C. Matthews
Walter Leydon
Ellis L. Aldrich
Paul A. Gregware
Matthews
Mr. Carey
Edward W. Bridgham
John J. Desmond Co
Harry M. Huse
Gardiner R. Deering
Ralph O. Dale
Arthur F. Mayo
Sagadahock Real Estate Co
John J. Keegan
John P. Carey Jr
J. E. Cornish
Bowdoiniain
Edward S. Card
Locke, Perkins & Williamson
Inhabitants
Seguinland Realty Co
Beatrice M. Perow
Fred P
Nellie A. Taylor
J. A. Pulsifer
Auburn
James F. Bonness
Joseph A. Terrell
Alta Mottram
Judge Powers
Superior Court
Mottram
Fred H. Thompson
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Gardiner
Walter S. Glidden
Charles D. Bartlett
Justice Powers
Norman E. Curtis
Curtis
Board of Selectmen
Frank R. Carver
Cyrus H K Curtis Dies Aged 82 At Wyncote Publisher And Benefactor
Cyrus H K Curtis noted publisher and philanthropist who rose from Portland newsboy to chairman of Curtis Publishing Co died at his home in Wyncote near Philadelphia after a year long illness. He would have been 83 on June 18 and left a vast charitable legacy including large gifts to the University of Pennsylvania Drexel Temple Ursinus Bowdoin and Maine hospitals. He and his family were at his side as funeral plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Portland
Wyncote
Philadelphia
Mary Louise Curtis Bok
Curtis
New York
West Laurel Hill
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Country Gentleman
Curtis- Martin Newspaper Corporation
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Inquiry Co
Inquirer
William Bok
Curtis Bok
Charles Martin
Pierson Wells
Detroit
John Curtis Martin
Curtis-Martin Newspaper Corporation
Martin Redfuss
This City
Freeman Brown
Rockland
Maine
Franklin Memorial Institution Museum
Hermann Kotzschmar
Cyruis Hermann Kotzschmar Curtis
Port
Louisa Knapp
Boston
Ladies Home Journal
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Memorial Institution
Drexel Institute
Temple University
Curtis Clinic
Jefferson Medical College
Pennsylvania Museum of Art
American Philanthropical Society
Ursinus College
Bowdoin College
Maine General Hospital of
Knox County
Remarkable Career of Cyrus H. K. Curtis Beginnings
A three cent capital started Cyrus H. K. Curtis as a newsboy at age 12. He built a vast publishing empire with daily papers and weekly magazines, reaching millions. The article notes it continues on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Also Mentioned on This Page
South End P.T.A
Country Club
Millay Farm
Topsham Grange
American Red Cross
Topsham Grange Hall
Rutland
Johnson Bros