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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

6

Probate Court Considers Broad Wills and Administrations

Sagadahoc probate court’s first June session weighed many matters including several wills allowed with executors named without bond and numerous administrations, affidavits, bond filings, inventories, and accounts for estates from Bath Topsham Richmond Bowdoinham and Georgetown.

Sagadahoc Walter S. Glidden Hstate Charles F. Hughes Bath John E. Hughes Manter E. Decrow Richmond Doris P. Morris Viola V. Coombs Bowdeinham Charles H. Michelson Boston Warren C. Todd Georgetown Harry H. Heald Harold L. Troop William A. Todd Wong See Sam Gardiner R. Deering Mary A. Hebbard Mary E. W. Safford Harry P. Bridge Jr Martha B. Bridge Guardian Myra G. Thwing Woolwich Elizabeth E. Hathorne Charlotte S. Turner Topshim John Coolidge Katherine F. Neagle William P. McAuliffe Walter L. Richardson Phippsburg Owen A. Richardson Lincoln Williams West Bath Fred L. Williams Ruth F. Coombs Edward W. Bridgham Edward A. Mansir Depositors Trust Co Margaret P. Perry James E. Perry Topsham Alfred Saindon Laurist Coulombe Emelia M. Coulombe Georgie S. McHeffey Inez Ingalls Rothwell James H. Preble Marilla B. Tarr Susan T. Goodwin William D. Hutchins Henriette Saindon John H. Hyde Eleanor B. Hyde William S. Shorey John S&s. Hyde Charles J. Cain Jennie Rideout Charles F. Ride Roll L. Young Carlton H. Curtis George A. Hawkes J. Edward Hughes Emma J. Hathorne Winifred J. Bradgen Edward F. Johnson Frank M.yeaton Elmer.a. Yeaton Bath National Bank Rachel E. Dunning Emeka M. Coulombe Lauriat Coulombe J. Edward Eaton Mattie Eaton Marshall Charles F. Rideout Bath, June Thornton Robert C. Hamlet Fidelity Trust Co George W. Troop Carr Bros. Co., Inc Lois M. Hayden Augusta Maine Francis A. Norton Walter E. Norton

Maine Dairymen Urged to Plan for Feed Shortage This Fall

Dairy expert RK F Talbot warns of a looming feed shortage in Maine due to drought in the grain belt and continuing dry weather in the state. He recommends crops such as Japanese and Hungarian millet barley for hay extra silage corn and early maturing flint corn plus pasture fertilization and rotation to reduce reliance on Western grain. Weather records cited show May and Spring droughts across multiple states, signaling an extended emergency.

Maine RK. F. Talbot Extension Service Mr. Talbot Weather Bureau Talbot Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Kentucky Nebraska Montana North Dakota Wisconsin Missouri Kansas

Legion Clambake Planned by Roland Smith Post A L

Members of Roland Smith Post A L have completed plans for a clambake at New Meadows on Sunday June 17 at the west shore site of the old Bull Rock bridge. Edward J. Lee will oversee bake preparations with committee chair J Horace McClure and members Gardiner R Rogers and Harry D Hall.

Roland Smith Post A. L New Meadows West Shore

Miss Jennie M Leonards Funeral at 77 Western Ave

Funeral service for Miss Jennie M Leonard held Sunday afternoon at her home 77 Western avenue with Rev. Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiating. Pallbearers were William M Adams John Belanger William W Hesmer and George Klippel. Burial followed at Maple Grove.

Miss Leonard Jennie M. Leonard Western Avenue Charles M. Tubbs Grace Church William M. Adams John Belanger William W. Hesmer George Klippel Maple Grove

Phippsburg Mourns Bowker and Minott Civilian Pillars

Two long time Phippsburg residents Clarence M. Bowker of Woodfords and Miss Alice M. Minott of Roxbury and Phippsburg died after illness and were mourned by the town. Bowker, born Bath 1874, built a Woodfords grocery, later sold it for insurance work, held state and national roles, and served in church and civic groups. Minott, a town historian and D A R member, was famed for her loyalty and work with the Dromore Farm Bureau and local clubs, surviving sister Abbie and brother Charles V. Minott. Interments were in Evergreen and Oak Grove cemeteries. Rev. Stevens officiated.

Phippsburg Clarence M. Bowker Woodfords Alice M. Minott Roxbury Mass Cornelius Clark Clark Mr. Bowker Bowker Whittier Bath George C. Pease Clarence Center Portland Gray's Business College Ryan & Kelsey Woodfords Corner Freeman M. Grant Provident Mutual Insurance Co Hadeen Maine Life Insurance Association Memphis Tenn Detroit Maine Association Review and Research Bureau Indianapolis Ind Second Parish Congregational Church Woodfords Congregational Church Columbia Hotel Co Deering Lodge Woodfords Club Portland Athletic Club Willowdale Golf Club Myrtle Hussey Bowker Ralph and Dana F. Mable Ruth E. Selberg Joseph Varney Bowker Ethel Bowker Doughty Yarmouth L. Timberlake Phil Houston Richard Burke Freeman ‘Grant Ehrlon Richardson Ernest Cunningham William Snow Lou Rumery Stuart Laughlin Clark Chapman Evergreen Cemetery Corrie Claire Varney Walter Bowker Edmund P. Briggs Bessie Dickinson Lizzie Aitken Beachmont Sabine William V. Percy Alice M. Minatt Minott Dromore Farm Bureau Oak Grove Cemetery Miss Minott Alice Minott Abbie Charles V. Minott Ada Catherine C. V. Minott Sarah Rogers Dromore Grange Charles L. Stevens

Vote for McClure for Register of Probate

Political advertising urges a vote for J. Horace McClure to keep a loyal Republican candidate in the probate field next September. The message repeats the call to vote for McClure.

J. Horace McClure Republican Party McClure Speers

Bowdoinham D A R Field Day Hosts Auction Fundraiser

The Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter of Bath held its annual field day in Bowdoinham at Miss Clara N. Fogg's home. About 150 guests from across Maine attended a luncheon and a two hour country auction to raise funds for Constitution Hall in Washington. Proceeds totaled nearly 50 dollars.

Bowdoinham Dummer Sewall Bath Clara N. Fogg Pleasant Street Kild Bingham York Bangor Clinton Stevens Victor L. Warren Dover-Foxcroft Florence Waugh Danforth Skowhegan Fred Morgan Saco Evie Robinson North Anson Flora M. Randall Danforth Victor Binford Rumford Ethel Willes Cathance Constitution Hall Washington Paul Revere Catherine Marshall Theodore Clark Head Tide Anna

Winnegance Notes and Community Club Events

Mrs. D A Merry returns home to Cliftondale after months with her son Ralph M Merry. Mrs Fred L Parks back from Somerville after two weeks away. Lincoln Parks visited from Boston for the weekend. The women’s auxiliary of the Community club hosted a party at Mrs Henry C Williams home with Mrs Thatcher B Pinkham as hostesses, marking the season’s final weekly gathering. Dromore Farm Bureau met in Dromore grange hall for its first winter meeting in the Winneganee Community club house with Hortense Welch present, discussing Good Nutrition for the Family. Dinner committee included Anna Derwent Nellie Cutting Anne Deering and Bessie Dickinson. after dinner committee listed Linda Perry Daisy Murphy Minnie McCarty Esther McCourt. Squaw club plans an annual outing Friday night to Sebasco Lodge for a dinner and cards. Winneganee school closes Thursday for summer vacation with graduation at Phippsburg Center on Friday. Parents praise pupil progress under I A Trueworthy and hope for her return next year. Charles E Hewitt 2d, recently ill, resumes studies at Morse high school this week.

D. A. Merry Ralph M. Merry Cliftondale Mass Fred L. Parks Somerville Lincoln Parks Boston Henry C. Williams Thatcher B. Pinkham Dromore Farm Bureau Dromore Grange Hall Winneganee Hortense Welch Auburn Anna Derwent Nellie Cutting Anne Deering Bessie Dickinson Linda Perry Daisy Murphy Minnie McCarty Esther McCourt Squaw Club Sebasco Lodge Winneganee School I. A. Trueworthy Phippsburg Center

City Council Holds Monthly Session Pending Hearings

The council referred fire danger complaints on Elm street and property on Dummer street court to aldermen for investigation with hearings planned when owners are cited. Treasurer Young reported year to date finances, noting reduced poor department spending due to ERA.

Page Elm Street Jane W. Haggett Dummer Street Court Crescent Street Court Treas Young Small Mare Se Celerelony Key Las Ae Bath Trust Co Ponte Bath National Bank Reeb Oe First National Bank

Death of 19 year old McEachern after Georgetown fire service

Charles A McEachern a Woolwich boy and private in Bath Battery died in Bath Memorial Hospital from pneumonia two days after returning from the Georgetown conflagration where he spent over 72 hours fighting the blaze. He leaves parents four brothers and seven sisters. Funeral is Thursday at Mayo's Funeral Home with burial in Canton.

Charles Allen McEachern Woolwich Georgetown Bath Bath Memorial Hospital Young McEachern Bath Battery Bath Hospital Wiscasset Donald E. McEachern Stewart McEachern Robert and Dennis Malcolm Bedford Mass Walter Clark Elva McEachern Waterville Dora Sarah Marion Pearl Leone Mayo Canton

Agatha L Doyle 67 Bath resident dies at home

Agatha L Doyle widow of James H Doyle died Monday at her home 20 Richardson street. Born in Alberta New Brunswick she lived in Bath 22 years and was a St Marys church member. Survived by seven children including Mrs Frank Pearson and Elizabeth Doyle in Bath. funeral at St Marys Thursday 8 am. John B Downey and son Harold of Ware Massachusetts will visit then head to South Harpswell for two weeks vacation.

Agatha L. Doyle James H. Doyle Richardson Street Alberta N. B James Ann Dougherty Bath St. Mary’s Church Frank Pearson Elizabeth Doyle Daniel Doyle Westbrook John Doyle Portland Leon Fred Jerome John B. Downey Harold Ware Mass Park Street South Harpswell Downey Central Maine Power Co Bingham Wyman City of Boston

Thomas Gannon Dies at 71 in Beverly Mass

Thomas Gannon 71 native of Bath died last Wednesday in a Beverly hospital after an 18 month illness. He lived in Beverly 26 years and worked for United Shoe Machinery Co. He is survived by three sisters and one brother, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Bath after a high mass in Beverly.

Thomas Gannon Bath Beverly Mass Mr. Gannon Thomas Ann Gannon Gannon United Shoe Machinery Co Margaret Bill John Dowling Archie Dowling Dorchester John Gannon Mark Gannon Oak Grove Cemetery

Miss Jennie M. Leonard Passes After Months of Illness

Miss Jennie M. Leonard, 60, died Thursday at her home 77 Western avenue after a several month illness. She was daughter of Thomas and Katharine Leonard and resided with sister Lillian Leonard. Survived by brother Fred C. Leonard of Bath and nephews Randall Leonard of Bath and Harold Larrabee of Norwich. nieces Mrs. William M. Thompson of Stoneham and Catharine Leonard of Bath. She belonged to Grace Episcopal church.

Jennie M. Leonard Western Avenue Thomas Katharine Leonard Lillian Leonard Fred C. Leonard Bath Randall Leonard Harold Larrabee Norwich Conn William M. Thompson Stoneham Mass Catharine Leonard Grace Episcopal Church

Beals Rites Set for Brunswick Native in Florida

Mrs. Clara C. Beals formerly of Brunswick died Friday in Kissimmee Florida at her daughter Miss Myrtilla Beals home. She was born February 12 1860 in Wayne and lived in Florida since 1920. Funeral services will be Thursday at Laws Funeral Home Brunswick with interment in the family lot.

Clara C. Beals Brunswick Kissimmee Fla Myrtilla F. Beals Beals John A. Beals Florida Wayne Atilius Coolidge Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Dennison Box Co Pleasant Street Baptist Church Albert George Monmouth Carlton W. Lowell Nathan E

Death of Miss Alice M. Minott at Roxbury and Phippsburg ties

News from Bath reports the death of Miss Alice M. Minott in Roxbury Massachusetts after months of ill health. A Phippsburg resident, she frequented winters abroad and was active in church grounds and local groups including Dromore grange Farm Bureau and D A R. Survived by brother Hon Charles V Minott sister Abbie F Minott niece Ada Catherine Minott uncle John C Minott and aunt Mrs Elizabeth Brown of

Bath Roxbury Mass Alice M. Minott Phippsburg Charles V. Minott Minott Charles V Sarah Rogers Minott Phippsburg Center Dromore Burying Ground Dromore Grange Dromore Farm Bureau Dummer Sewall Abbie F. Minott Ada Catherine Minott John C. Minott Elizabeth Brown

Miss Alice M. Minott Funeral in Phippsburg Center

Miss Alice M. Minott died in Roxbury Massachusetts. Her funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Minott homestead in Phippsburg Center with Rev. Charles L. Stevens officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Bath. Bearers were Frank M. Bowker Bath Arthur M. Bowker Portland Walter J. McCourt Henry M. Minott Portland.

Alice M. Minott Roxbury Mass Minott Phippsburg Center Charles L. Stevens Alfred Phippsburg Oak Grove Cemetery Bath Frank M. Bowker Arthur M. Bowker Portland Walter J. McCourt Henry M. Minott

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