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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

5

McClintic-Marshall Leases Texas Yard for Bridge Assembly

The McClintic-Marshall Co. will lease the Texas Steamship Co. yard for 18 months to assemble Kennebec bridge superstructure material. The move follows The Foundation Co. use of Bath Iron Works parts, signaling rising activity with local labor likely and freight handling to accommodate long bridge components arriving by rail. The Pittsburgh and Pottstown, Pa. operation will supply materials, with winter work anticipated.

McClintic-Marshall Co Kennebec Texas Steamship Co Foundation Co Bath Iron Works Bath Texas Yard McClintie-Marshal Co Pittsburgh Pottstown

Memorial Services of Bath Veteran Firemen

More than 100 uniformed firemen joined Bath Veteran Firemen’s association in a Sunday memorial march with Sagadahocks and regulars. Prof. Edwin L. Emmons led the procession. Rev. David L. Wilson delivered the eulogy for Frank Skillings. Mayor Cahill and Rev. Wilson attended.

Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association Sagadahocks Edwin L. Emmons Emmons Bath Firmen Association Baxter Rail Road Street Front Linden Washington North Streets Centennial Avenue Oak Grove David L. Wilson Frank (. Skillings Lincoln Green Center Groad Charles H. Cahill Wilson Pres. Boardman Orvasion

Bath girl earns magna cum laude at Mount Holyoke

Mars Evelyn Oliver of Bath graduated with Magna Cum Laude from Mount Holyoke College in 1926 as one of 190 in the class. She was Maine's sole Phi Beta Kappa elect, majoring in Biblical history and literature, with a double minor in philosophy and Bible studies, and contributed to the book project on Primitive Religion with a section on Morality and Religion.

Mars Evelyn Oliver Bath Mount Holyoke College Chapin Auditorium Frederick Morgan Daven Oliver Mary Inda Hassey

Perkins of Bath to Be a Leader at Conference

William Perkins of Bath Y M C A will lead basketball coaching and the Sagadahoc delegation at Cobbosseecontect Lake in the Leadership Conference June 26 to July 3. He will run coaching classes, oversee the basketball tournament, and teach study skills as part of a program training older men to lead community activities. Perkins, a renowned Maine center, has a storied record including all Maine and all New England honors and notable scoring feats for Bates and against Albany teams.

Massachusetts Maine Bath William ©. Perkins M.C. A Bath Association Bill Lake Cobbosseecontec Perkins Sagudahoc Cobbosseecontec Berry New England Massachusetts Tech Heis Portland Athletic Club Bates Howard Little Wonder Rockland Verkins all-Maine Center all-New England Center Tufts

Maine Fisheries Association formed at Kingston King Tavern conference

At a conference of Maine fishing interests in Bath a Maine Fisheries Association was formed to save the industry and expand inland markets. Governor Brewster presided. a committee led by Frank B Willard and Lynwood Thompson named an executive slate. leaders from Portland Belfast and Bar Harbor joined prominent officials including Congressman White and Commissioner O Malley. The gathering urged federal action, better statistics, and a state sea and shore program to prevent depletion and boost seafood packaging and distribution.

Maine King Tavern Arrgentine Republic Maine Fisheries Association Ralph O. Brewster Frank 8. Willard Portland Lynwood B. Thompson Belfast George G. Morrill Herbert Barnard Robert Peacock Lubec Ira M. Cobe Northport George W. Nelson Boothbay Harbor Arthur E. Sewall York Elmer S. Bird Rockland Guy Lorrey Bar Harbor Brewster Wallace H. Whitey Jr Merchant Marine and Fisheries Henry O'Malley Bureau of Fisheries Department of Commerce Lewis Radcliffe Mark N. Hierser State of Maine Associates LF. Taylor Atlantic Coast Fisheries Corporation New York Wany Bath Charles H. Cahill State Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission Washington Congressman White Crie Pacific Coast Malley International Fisheries Commission Los Angeles Alaska Alanka O'Malley JSS Bureau Department of Agriculture

Slate Industry To Start In Bath Area

Senator Flinckley and Senator Hinckley stated a Bath slate industry will begin between now and early fall with Brownville slate for manufacturing. They expect operations at Bath Iron Works to start, potential labor grows after initial setup, and a 500 acre slate-bearing area supports a long term supply. Fire-quarrying equipment will be used for finishing and shipping as demand rises.

Bath Frederick W. Flinckley South Portland Independent Bath Iron Works Hinckley Brownville Brownville Quarries Corporation Prodict

Death of Pond Island light keeper shocks Maine coast

Captain Walter Sprague and Coast Guardsmen raced to Pond Island after the lamp failed at sunset. Ezra Walter Morrison, 69, died of heart trouble in his home on the island leaving his wife alone with the body. Morrison, longtime keeper and son of the former keeper, would have turned 70 next year and is survived by two sisters and his wife.

Pond Island Kennebec Walter Sprague Popham Beach Sprague Coast Fred S. Curtis Morrison Cumberland Isaac Morrison California Frank Merrill William Thurston

Morse High Class of 1926 Graduates at Columbia Theatre

Morse high school graduates 85 seniors at the Columbia theatre, with 48 earning honors. Valedictorian Adelaide Beulah Campbell led English. salutatorian Alice Sewall Whalen had top averages. Alfred Gordon Gannon and others received prizes and honors as the community applauded nearly full house attendance.

Morse High Ted Alfred Gannon Frances Dunning David J. Wilson Adelaide Beulah Campbell Salutatorus Alice Sewall Whalen Elsie Lois Trott Helen Ruth Parker Miss Trott Furber Alfred Gordon Gannon Lewis F. Gannen ST Milan Street Theatre Isle Sidney Lang Cullen Cullen Elwood Sawyer Toothaker Will Cappy Ricks Lamristen Trott Fernanda Thomas Hutchins

New Milk Ordinance Changes Bottle Handling Rules

A new milk processing ordinance took effect Saturday at noon banning filling bottles on the street or outside the dairy. Citizens must report breaches to the health officer and milk customers should wash and set out empties daily to aid milkmen with bottle shortages. The Orphans Home trustees announced Harriet C. Jackson's upcoming wedding to Francis Hill on the 24th as a surprise tribute after a monthly meeting.

Trustees of the Orphans Home Harriet C. Jackson Francis Hill Miss Jackson

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