Maine primary results highlight race for governor and congress
The Maine primary produced wide margins for Republican Lewis Barrows over Erin Page for governor and strong showings in congressional races. James Oliver led in the First District, Clyde Smith edged J Clarence Leckemby in the Second, and Ralph O Brewster was unopposed in the Third. Local wins included Messenger’s sheriff nomination and Dale’s county attorney victory, with turnout described as heavy and city crowds lingering after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Oliver
South Penland
Townsend
Clyde H. Smith
J. Clarence Leckemby
Smith
Ralph O. Brewster
Simon M. Hamlin
South Portland
Wallace F. Mabee
Eastport
Sagadahoc County
Barrows
Page
Sumner Sewall
Clarence Flood
E. Mason Wright
Bath
Joseph W. Randlette
Richmond
Charles W. Messenger
Loring D. Small
West Bath
River Town
Twearly
Messenger
Small
J. Horace McClure
Ralph O. Dale
Gandiner R. Deering
Dale
Henry W. Owen
George A. Baker
Weston H. Allen
Bowdoin
Joseph W. Larrabee
Seed lobsters released for fishermen revenue boost
Fishermen will be paid for seed lobsters taken from traps and released back into the sea, easing hardship as catches shrink and competition from Nova Scotia lobstermen grows. A new highway from College Pines in Brunswick to Cook's Corner is praised for good construction and timely progress awaiting federal funds to extend toward the city.
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Maine
Executive Y Comnetln
Nova Scotia
College Pines
Brunswick
Cook's Corner
Morse High School 1936 Year Book An Attractive Volume
The Morse high school year book for 1936 features a red mural cover, cream pages, and is printed by The Times Go. Dedicated to Mary Helena Conley for guidance, it includes senior pictures, club and team writeups, a poetry section, informal snapshots, and a memorial tribute to Durward G. Wyman who died in 1934.
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Mary H. Conley
Morse High School
Morse
Morse High
Times Go
Mary Helena Conley
Durward G. Wyman
Rodney Wyman
Phippsburg Center
James Bridgham
Carroll Morse
John G. Morse, Jr
Lena Kamentiuts
Marie Merrill
Esther Drummond
Robert Footer
Francis Sroyer
Ruth Sprague
Martha Cutting
Esther Furber
Francis Stover
Estelle McCabe
Priscilla Wyman
Edith Stone
Nurses' Association Holds Annual Bath Banquet
The Bath Memorial Nurses Alumnae Association hosted a large banquet at Hotel Sedgwick with 28 attendees enjoying shore, steak, and chicken dinners. A rose bowl was sent to two ill members and a death tribute was paid to Ina A. Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Nurses Alumnae Association
Sedgwick
Association
Rath
Leen J. Hart
Genesta Corliss
Ina A. Small
Verna OD. Bowie
Jane W. Haggett
Adeline D. Wing
Josephine Moore
Violet E. Brown
Leona Spicer
Alice D. Potter
Nellie B. Long
Milas Grace Carpenter
Ida Asher
Jane Trail
Dorothy Milliken
Helen F. Higgins
Margaret Chaney
Estelle K. Thompson
Katherine Chase
Grace A. Blair
Eva S. Powers
Helen J. Bonney
Roberta I. Parris
Belya
S. Fullerton
Laura W. Rogers
Edith W. Rich
Estella Bowden
Verna D. Bowie
Jane P. McPhee
Ethel Blake
Margaret AR. Yates
Rita A. Faulkner
Mrs Helen Thibodeau Returns With Nine Pound Son
Mrs Helen Thibodeau and her nine pound son Theodore returned to 50 Elm Street Sunday from the Bath Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thibodeau
Theodore
Elm Street
Bath Memorial
Odd Ladies Hold Quarterly Meeting in Maine Hall
Government officers of I O L Maine attended the quarterly session at Odd Fellows hall with Myrtle lodge No 8 as hostess. A noon session had 42 members, 60 for dinner. degrees were granted to one Auburn No 1 candidate. A memorial service followed and field day plans were discussed among multiple lodges.
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LL. O
Maine
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Lodge
No. 8
Annie J.leboney
Lucelia Blake
Lemont
Velma Neilson
Brunswick
Elsie M. Alexander
Georgia E. Wilson
Westbrook
Mary 8. Curtis
Blake
Ethel W. Abbott
East Auburn
May M. Durgin
Woodfords
Lydia Bendix
Waterville
Carrie Hilton
Auburn
Addie Murray
Oakland
Evelyn M. Jordan
Portland
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Grace Sylvester
Emily C. Shaw
Lewiston
Gertrude Stewart
Evelyn Jordan
Alice Peterson
Auburn Lodge
No. 1
Mrs. Durgin
Sadie E. Boies
Hyacinth Lodge
Ella F
Fern Lodge
Lewiston Brooks
Pine Cone
Hyacinth
Merrymeeting
Myrtle
Fort Halifax
Fannie Clark
Eva Atwood
Ida Beal
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Annie J. S. Lemont
Central Maine folks honor transfer with testimonial banquet
Central Maine Power Co employees hosted a June 9 testimonial at Powers Inn for Evan H. Marston now in Lewiston after transferring from Bath. About 30 attended a lobster banquet including Mrs. Marston and local staff and guests from Bath Lewiston Brunswick Wiscasset and Augusta.
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Central Maine Power Co
Evan H. Marston
Lewiston
Bath
Powers’ Inn
State Road
Marston
Mrs. Marston
Red Clover 4-H Club Meeting and Birthday Celebration
Red Clover 4 H club of Woolwich met Wednesday evening June 10 with Avis Marston of Sagadahoc Ferry. The gathering observed Flag Day with Ruth Presley reading The Flag of the United States. A picnic was voted for June 25. A surprise party for joint birthdays of Mrs. Nelson R. Rice and Avis Marston followed. Two visiting Rhynos from Attleboro, Mass., Reginald Rhyne and family, visited John C. Rhyno and family at 5 North Belfast Avenue Augusta.
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Avis Marston
Sagadahoe Ferry
Ruth Presley
United States
Percy D. Marston
Avis
Nelson R. Rice
Nelson R. Rice, Club Veader
Marston
Rice
Patricia Strout
Geraldine Rice
George Farnham
Sarah Reed
Thelma Baker
Mila Orr
Reginald Rhyne
Attleboro
Mass
Augusta
John C. Rhyno
Belfast Avenue
Bay State
Helen G. Rhyno
Thomas Watters
Bath Class Day Highlights and Local Visits Highlighted
Bath residents attend Morse High School graduation exercises with honors for Francis W. Stover and many family members. Students Marian Rose Beatrice Rose and others head to Washington on a class trip, while relatives visit Bath from West Bath Quincy Roxbury and Topsham.
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Seine, Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
On Ie
Roe
Quincy
Charles Gett
Billy
Roxbury
Livermore Falls
Ett
Frank Carter
Carter
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Winnen Rose
Fred J. Rose
Rosedale
Ily Larrabee
S. Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Lakewood
Miss Rose
Morse School
Morse High School
Joseph W. Larrabee
Courtney E. Stover
Ernest E. Rose
Hagel Heath
Percy R. Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Ethel Waterman
Betty Rose
Grace Waterman
Dorothy Waterman
Beatrice Rose
Elmer Williams
Foster's Point
Old Town
Walter W. Larrabee
Topsham
Emily M. Larrabee
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick Road
Marian Rose
Washington, D. C
Washington
New York
Walter Whitmer
Marie Wiseman
Jackson Heights
L. I
N. Ie
Bath area social notes from weekend gatherings at multiple cottages
Mrs. Edward Moyes of Everett and her sister visited the Noyes cottage while Bath residents Elbridge Malcolm and Fred Coombs stayed at Quaker Point. Numerous Bath and Winterport guests joined weekend gatherings at cottages, with Cross references to relatives, visitors from Portland Topsham and Winneganee, and a Red Cross meeting followed by a summer picnic committee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moyes
Everett
Mass
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Bath
Noyes Cottage
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Fred S. Coombs
Malcolm
Quaker Point
Humphrey A. Owen
Samuel F. Bates
Leslie Mayo
Winterport
Delmar E. Bates
David N. Heald
Jimmie Knight
Leonard W. Oliver
M. Eleanor Bates
George Bailey
South Portland
Chester Freeman
Portland
Freeman
Donald
Dorothy Foster
Topsham
Herbert Carey
Carl Stinson
Bertram Willis
Wilbert
Dama Small
Berry’s Mill Road
Charles H. Bates
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Fred W. Larrabee
Hugo F. Sandelin
Lincoln Williams
Newell Elected to Governing Board of MIT
William 8 Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp Massachusetts Institute of Technology 99 elected to five year term on MIT governing board with two other Technology graduates Frederick W Baker 03 and B Edward Hutchinson 00. Also elected life members Philip Stockton Godfrey L Cabot and William C Potter. Newell served Bath Iron Works since graduation and holds multiple local and professional posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Soest
Technology
Karl T. Compton
Frederick W. Baker
Cincinnati
B. Edward Hutchinson
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Compton
Philip Stockton
First National Bank of Boston
Godfrey L. Cabot
Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc
Boston
William C. Potter
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Newell
Bath Iron Works
Bath Water District
Bath Trust Co
Bath Savings Institution
Patten Free Library
Bath Memorial Hospital
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
National Council of American Shipbuilders
Institution of Naval Architects of Great Britain
Motion Picture Scenes to Represent Salem
New England will be represented in a forthcoming motion picture directed by Frank Lloyd known for Mutiny On the Bounty Cavalcade Sea Hawk and Under Two Flags. Salem will be the simulated setting with filming to occur in Monterey California where a replica of old Salem will be built. Lloyd is visiting Boston with his daughter Alma.
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New England
Salem
Frank Lloyd
Old Salem
Bath jurors find defendant not liable in four auto cases
Androscoggin Superior Court jurors in Auburn delivered verdicts for defendant Armand Poliquin of Lewiston on four automobile accident suits. Plaintiffs Dr. Paul A. Gregware and Margery Scott of Bath and Mr. and Mrs. Orra Gregware of Barre, Vt., sued Poliquin. cases were tried together after starting Monday and deliberations ended Wednesday afternoon.
Prizes Awarded by D A R For Constitution Compositions
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R honored seventh and eighth graders for superb Constitution essays. Awardees included Claire Fulton Stanley Cressey Priscilla Wood Toula Kakos Edith Berg with others receiving mentions. Each grade received Frederick Has kins The American Government. recipients to keep over weekend.
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Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Claire Fulton
Stanley Cressey
Priscilla Wood
Toula Kakos
Edith Berg
John Coombs
Ada Fraser
Thatcher Pinkham
Georgia Kakos
Harold Avery
William Sewall
Frederick Haskins
Weekly crossword puzzle clues jumble into a playful list
A garbled crossword puzzle prompt mixes numbered clues with partial words and stray letters. Readable items hint at cross language wordplay, archaic terms, and potential theme entries, requiring careful reconstruction to form valid clues and solutions.
Annual Poetry Postponed in Bath
The Bath paper reflects on Bath poets and editors who rose to national prominence. Arthur Staples, editor of the Lewiston Journal, is noted for verses about state figures. Edward Mitchell trained at Bath and later led a major New York paper. Charles M. Lincoln, Bath native, edited the New York World New York Herald and New York Times.
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Maine
Theis
Bath
Times
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Harold Sewall
Staples
Bath Times
Edward P. Mitchell
the Times
New York
the Sun
Charles M. Lincoln
James Q. Lincoln
New York World
The
New York Herald
New York Times
Recent Real Estate Transfers Recorded Across Sagada Hoc Registry
Real estate transfers recently recorded in Sagada hoc registry of deeds show multiple deeds across towns including Arrowsie Bath Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath and Woolwich. Notable transfers include Eugene Baker to Frances E Sturmer Mary E Kimball to John M Leonard and The America Land Co to Valmer Cormier among others.
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Sagadahoc
Arrowsie
Eugene Baker
Frances E. Sturmer
Robert E. Maass
Russell C. Sturmer
Bath
Mary E. Kimball
John M. Leonard
Silas G. Bryant
Louise E. Allain
Emily Brown
Eve P. Babine
Emma Spinney
Gladys E. Johnson
Leo Venus
Jeannette H. Huntley
Otis N. E. Card
Frank A. Barker
Fred B. Reed
Bowdoin
Earlow I. Rideout
William D. Miller
Leo S. Kenniston
Florence Quintal
Bowdoinham
Mary E. Lilly
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Neil S. Bishop
State of
Rosemary A. Cunningham
Grace Elliott King
Horace E. Beane
Phippsburg
Mary E. Oliver
Leslie R. Oliver
Richmond
Adeline Malloy
Jean F. Butler
Topsham
The
America Land Co
Valmer Cormier
Martin Bergquest
Frank Clark
Cleo A. Tenneson
West Bath
Rachel A. Chase
William E. Webster
Woolwich
Asbury G
Lincoln Academy Alumni Hold Annual Meeting at Holly Inn
The Lincoln Academy Alumni Association gathered at Holly Inn for their annual meeting. Manager Walsh served a chicken dinner while Ellis W. Nash led with efficient direction. Attendees enjoyed a cordial, friendly spirit as they greeted one another.
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Alumni Association of
Lincoln Academy
Strong
Holly Inn
Walsh
Ellis W. Nash
Magoun Addresses Students At Kent Hill
Professor Magoun spoke to graduates and friends at Kent Hill, reflecting on his MIT and Harvard training and a career in engineering, aviation, and publishing. He recalled roles from aiding a harbor rescue to shaping warship design and authoring books on aircraft and human engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent’s Hill
Kents
Ian Pee Ith
Wrasadows Mass
Alice N. Magoun
Middle One
Denver Colo
United States
Japan
WNAC
Magoui
Hodgins
Mos
Magoun
Sae Teaan
Kents Hill
Massachusett
Institute of Technology
Dormitory Battle Hurts Students At Bowdoin College
Windows broken in North Hyde Hall and South Appleton Hall during an examination period clash at Bowdoin College. Two students sustained slight injuries as water bags gave way to stones, despite proctor efforts. Dean Paul Nixon was summoned to the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hyde Hal
South Appleton Hall
Bowdoir College
Paul Nixon
Meeting of West Bath 4-H Clubs
West Bath girls and boys 4-H clubs met Friday evening with Mrs Ida Sandelin and her son Henry. The boys swam after their business session and the girls discussed methods of making yeast bread.
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West Bath
Ida Sandelin
Henry
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Rae Pag
Lewis O. Barrows
Erin W. Page
Skowhegan
Elin W. Page
Landon
Knox
Lancon
Kansas
Illinois
Nurses’ Association
Hotel Sedgwick
RED Clover 4-H Club
Central Congregational Church
Miss Heath
Wakefield
N. H
Wack Hardie
King’s Point
J. P. Lorentsen
Revere
Chester G. King
Central Church
Sabino
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant
Recey 9
Freeport
Gi Wilgon
Olson
Perkins Inn
Genesta
O. E
Perkins’ Inn
Ada Perkins
Doris Perkins
Thomas F. Perkins
Paul G. Bagdikian
Albion L. Corliss
Harry G. Deering
Doris Leavitt
Annie Cox
David E. Rich
Thomas Aikenhead
Fred A. Fuller
Lewis
Helen H. Rogers
Farmington, Conn
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Farmington
Rosamond
Stover
Farmington Normal School
Jennie Larrabee
Walter H. Larrabee
Dana
India
Israel
Belgium
Centrail
Atreet
Archip
Fis
Liz
Alice May
Professor Magoun
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