Make History Visible in Sagadahoc Landmarks
An advocate urges restoring Fort St George at Popham and nearby sites in Sagadahoc to turn lower Sagadahoc into a major Maine tourist draw. Restorations would recreate earthen parapets, buildings, and fortifications linking Revolutionary era defenses, early colonial settlements, and notable locals to attract visitors.
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Sagadahock
Bath
Maine
America
Popham Beach
New England
Fort St. George
Spain
American Hemisphere
Sabine Hill
Morse’s Mountain
Cox's Head
Stage Island
Union party fields Lemke O'Brien for president ticket
A third party named the Union party announces presidential candidate Representative William Lemke of North Dakota and running mate Thomas C O'Brien of Boston former Suffolk County district attorney. Lemke promotes a thirteen point program to end economic slavery and pledges support from Long Coughlin and Townsend groups. Father Coughlin says the party will seek ballot access in all forty eight states.
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Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
National House
Thomas Charles O'Brien
Boston
Suffolk County
Lemke
Long
Coughlin
Townsend
Father Coughlin
Bath Forty Years Ago Shad and Sturgeon Catches Decline
In the Kennebec river and tributaries shad runs once abundant enough to sell for ten to fifteen cents and fill hundreds of barrels for Boston. Now few shad are caught annually due to river pollution. The Maine rivers face a similar fate, and efforts aim to restore the valuable fishing that once defined the region.
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Kennebec River
Boston
Kennebec
Maine
Hollywood Actress Martha Tibbetts Leaves Bath Memory
Bath readers recall Martha Tibbetts, a rising Hollywood actress with Bath roots, daughter of Ralph Tibbetts of Winchester Massachusetts and descendant of Governor Bradford. She signed with Columbia after leaving Warner Brothers and starred in Blackmailer, Ceil ing Zero, The Murder of Dr Harrigan and Shipmates Forever. A new Maine tourism booklet Maine The Land of Remembered Vacations debuts with four color imagery, gold embossed cover, and rich photography to showcase Maine's scenery, industry and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Tibbetts
Hollywood
Bath
Bay Point
Iss Tibbetts
Ralph Tibbetts
Winchester
Mass
Joshua Tibbetts
Thomaston
Boston
Kennebec River
Miss Tibbetts
Warner Brothers
Columbia
Copley Theatre
Lawrence Tibbet
Martha Thorndike
Maine
Maine Development Commission
Reverend R. E. Merry Ordained Priest in Wiscasset
Rev. Robert E. Merry was ordained to the Episcopal priesthood at St. Philip's in Wiscasset with Bishop Brewster officiating. The ceremony featured clergy from multiple towns and Merry will serve as rector of Wiscasset church while acting as Bowdoin Conference registrar in Brunswick. Members of Grace church Bath attended, including Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs and Miss Jane Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Merry
Episcopal Church
St. Philip's Church
Wiscasset
Tom G. Akeley
Gardiner
Charles M. Tubbs
Bath
Peter P. B. Franklin
Thomaston
Homer N. Tinker
Calvert, Tex
Canon A. E. Scott
Biddeford
Benjamin Brewster
D.D
Mr. Merry
Harvard University
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Hawaii
Vermont
Grace Church
Wiscasset Church
Brunswick
Grace Church, Bath
Arthur Sewall
Jane Cushing
Joyce Marion Cook Sets Notable School Record
Miss Joyce Marion Cook daughter of Mrs Frank H Reinoehl 1205 High street Bath becomes one of the youngest grade school graduates in Central Grammar eighth division two perfect attendance and top scholastic mark She attended Jersey City schools and has been active in a Book club Girl Scout Wild Rose troop No 2 and has appeared on WCSH tap dances and entertainments She will start high school in the Fall and plans to study typewriting this Summer for college prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Marion Cook
Frank H. Reinoehl
High Street
Bath
Central Grammar School
Jersey City
N. J
Joyce
Wild Rose Troop
No. 2
WCSH
Maine Bible Classes Rally in Dover-Foxcroft
The Maine Federation of Men's Bible Classes holds a rally at United Baptist Church in Dover-Foxcroft on Saturday June 27. Programs start at two with welcome addresses and an RSVP by Senator H A Tompkins. a six o'clock banquet hosted by Principal Philip Annas. Rev A T Johnson to speak at the banquet and 7 30 evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Federation of Men's Bible
United Baptist Church
Dover-Foxcroft
H. A. Tompkins
Bridgewater
Philip Annas
Hallowell High Schoool
A. T. Johnson
Calvary Temple
Hartford
Conn
Johnson
Safety engineer attends launching of safety campaign
Walter J. Brennan Augusta State Safety Engineer attended Bath Iron Works last week for the launch of a Lamson destroyer safety program. He leads Maine automobile safety efforts with a Ford V eight dubbed a Safety University on Wheels. Francis J. McCole drives the car using a loud speaker to educate pedestrians and motorists. Augusta will buy a State Police motorcycle and officer uniform for Joseph Pennell to aid local traffic enforcement at about 250 dollars.
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Walter J. Brennan
Augusta
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lamson
Brennan
Maine
Brann
Council
Francis J. McCole
McCole
Joseph Pennell
Pine Tree Circle Social Ends Summer with Party
Pine Tree circle No. 826 of the C of F of A held its last Summer social at Red Men's hall. Supper at 6 30 followed by hour of entertainment. Mrs. Ingraham McNally Sheridan sang. Mrs. Clark Matthews played piano. Bridge and whist winners listed. committee announced. Next meeting reduced to once monthly until September.
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Pine Tree Circle
C. of
F. of A
Red Men’s Hall
George Ingraham
Mary McNally
Sarah Sheridan
Clark Matthews
John Hart
Ernest R. Avery
John Cavanaugh
Margaret Adams
Earl Allen
Edward J. Murphy
Frank Farrin
George Parshley
John M. Johnson
J. J. Cavanaugh
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Anna Conley
Will Extend Electric Light Service Lines
Central Maine Power Co plans to extend its electric service from 1 High Street to Birch Point. The route will run from the Smalls residence to cover all along the highway to Campbell's Pond and then across to the Point serving cottage owners. Work started Monday and will take two to three weeks to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Birch Point
Charles T. Small
High Street
Campbell's Pond
Wild Rose Troop rOmolds Silver Tea and Badges
Wild Rose No. 2 Girl Scout troop held its first annual Silver Tea and awards day at Grace church parish house. Mrs. Donald F. Preble presented second class badges to Joyce Gook Alice Dennison Jean Dennison Catherine McAllister Barbara Pitman Camilla Pratt Barbara Scott Lillian Starling Doris Stickney Helen Tabor Priscilla Trott. Identification badges for Winter tree buds went to Barbara Pitman Alice Dennison Jean Dennison Doris Stickney Mary Anderson. The troop crest was awarded Ida Cohen Joyce Cook Alice Dennison Jean Dennison Catherine McAllister Camilla Pratt Barbara Scott Lillian Gediman was invested as a tenderfoot.
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Girl Rose
Grace Church
Donald F. Preble
Joyce Gook
Alice Dennison
Jean Dennison
Catherine McAllister
Barbara Pitman
Camilla Pratt
Barbara Scott
Lillian Starling
Doris Stickney
Helen Tabor
Priscilla Trott
Observer
Joyce Cook
Ida Cohen
Alice
Marjorie Nichols
Mary Anderson
Joyce
Cook
Phyllis Young
Eleanor Gediman
Bath Young People Married On Friday
Miss Maxine Elizabeth Wallace daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Stanley B Wallace wed Charles Henry Cahill son of Postmaster Charles H Cahill of Bath on Friday afternoon in Bath. The ceremony in 103 South Street followed a single ring service with Rev Ambler Garnett of Salem Mass officiating. The bride wore a white silk suit and old fashioned nosegay. They plan a trip to Connecticut and will reside at 27 Andrews Road after returning.
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Maxine Elizabeth Wallace
Stanley B. Wallace
Charles Henry Cahill
Charles H
Bath
Earth
High Street
South Street
Frank L. Staples
Ambler Garnett
Salem
Mass
Troy
N. Y
Women Republicans Meet on Thursday at Bath Home
The Sagadahoc women s Republican club held a well attended Thursday meeting at 624 High Street Bath led by president Mrs Henry W Butler. After routine business the group discussed primary nominations and upcoming campaign work with editorials read by vice president Mrs Eleanore Totman. Officers for next year were to be elected after the September state election with a social hour and refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Eleanore Totman
Butler
High Street
Bath
Bath Man Injured When Car Crashes Wall
Vernal McCorrison assistant chemist at the Oakhurst Dairy and East Brunswick resident is in Bath Memorial hospital after a sedan he operated struck the cement retaining wall on Center street near the courthouse. Passenger Henry J. Sarkis escaped with a shake up. Witness Cyrus W. Longley aided the pair from the wreck.
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Vernal McCorrison
Oakhurst
East Brunswick
Bath Memorial Hospital
Court House Lot
Center Street
Henry J. Sarkis
Middle Street
Morse High School
William Curran
Clayton Thibodeau
McCorrison
Lincoln Street
Center
Cyrus W. Longley
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Puzzle clues and partial answers for a weekly crossword with multiple entries across and down, including names, abbreviations, and common words. The garbled text shows scattered clues such as Merriment anoint pig baronet reigns and many others, indicating a mixed fill-in puzzle with a long list of items and cross-references.
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Baronet
Bath Club Falls to Waterville in Central Maine Four Ball
The Bath Country Club team lost 19 to 17 to Waterville C C in Elm City as part of the Central Maine Four Ball League. Bath players included Wesley Marco and Bill Girard, with Martindale C C defeating Wilson Lake 30 1 2 to 51 2 and a July 1 rematch against Martindale at Auburn.
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Bath Country Club
Waterville C. C
Elm City
Martindale C. C
Wilson Lake
Central Maine
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Wesley Marco
Bill Girard
Wilfred Chaney
Elwood Toothaker
Dave Mullin
Rodney Ross, Jr
Eddie Owen
Martindale
Auburn
Bath Boy Wears Stars For West Point Work
John E. L. Huse son of ex Alderman and Mrs Harry M Huse of Snow Park has completed his first year at the United States Military Academy West Point He ranks eleventh in a class of 553 and is one of 14 to wear stars for the year He is advanced to corporal and with 59 others will lead the entering class next month The class entered with 675 and has shrunk to 553 due to the Academy rules steep discipline keeping him from immediate vacation
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John E. L. Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
United States Military Academy
West Point
1Lth
Huse
Four Color Romance Map of Maine Issued
A four color Maine Romance Map from Miss and Drs. Chace and others features over 100 sketches of historic homes ships and sites with 50 Maine notables. The 19 by 24 inch map includes scenes from Mount Katahdin Kenney Knox mansion Norumbega and Pepperell mansion with a border of 43 descriptive captions and related historical vignettes.
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Maine
Pei
Pine ‘Tree
Miss
Chace
Booths Ar Megs
Dodge
Boothbay
Pas
Iidred
Green
Buffalo
N. Y
Christopher Green
Benedict Arnold
Iit-Fa
Talleyrand
John Smith
Champlain
Gardiner
Laura E. Richards
Thomas Reed
Tal Knox
Norumbegg
Hannibal Hamlin
Mount Katahdin
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Pepperell
Admiral Peary
Cadillac Mountain Drive
Capt. Clough
Marie Antoinette
Bath
Maine Desert
Capt. Kidd
Augusta
Maine State Library
State Department of Education
Style gowns shine at parish house knitting show
Mrs Edward Sewall presented 24 Bernat knitwear models at the parish house on Oak street. Shown by Mrs Edwin R Andrews and others the event drew a full crowd admiring grey boudate military pieces, pure silk pink outfits, grey wool coat dresses and plastron front styles among a rainbow of yarns suitable for dresses, suits, and coats.
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Edward Sewall
Oak Street
Bernat Co
Edwin R. Andrews
Glenn H. Faston
Patricia Sewall
Josephine Haskell
Milton C. Trott
Dwight Pierce
William Dennison
Marcia Moulton
Ralph Bragg
Mother and Daughter Banquet Held by Troop 1 Scouts
The Girl Scouts of Troop 1 Lewis ton held their eighth annual Mother and Daughter banquet at the Calvary Methodist church vestry at 6.30 Thursday evening. The Court of Honor arranged the event and the Ladies' Aid served the supper. Mothers and daughters sat by patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
Lewiston
Calvary Methodist Church
Court of Honor
Flying Yankee Summer Schedule Extensions Announced
Rail service adjustments list summer operations on Maine Central lines starting July 6. The Flying Yankee will run Monday mornings Rockland to Boston with stops at Warren Waldoboro Newcastle Wiscasset Bath and Brunswick, arriving Boston 9 26 am. Pine Tree Limited eastbound schedules shift with new Boston Portland Bangor connections and Rockland through service on Fridays and Sundays.
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Rockland
Boston
Warren
Waldoboro
Newcastle
Wiscasset
Bath
Brunswick
Maine Central
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Scarboro Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Dover
Calais Residents Escape Serious Injuries After Highway Crash
Three Calais residents escaped serious injuries when their car rolled twice after colliding with a Portland vehicle on the Brunswick Augusta road in Richmond. A. Levy sustained facial bruises and a left eye contusion while Mrs. E. G. Levy and Raymond Gleason were unharmed. A steel bodied car with shatterproof glass aided their protection. Leslie L. Darragh of Portland faces reckless driving charges in Bath after driving the DeSoto that collided with the Calais Buick driven by Gleason.
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Calais
Brunswick-Augusta
Richmond
Portland
A. Levy
E. G. Levy
Raymond Gleason
Leslie L. Darragh
Congress Street
Bath Municipal Court
DeSoto
Brunswick
New York City
Gleason
RENEWING ACQUAINTANCES WITH CHARLES A. JACKSON
Charles A. Jackson of 1185 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn 1st vice president of the New York Veteran Police Association and former Bathman renews old friendships in Bath He was born in Phippsburg in 1856 served 25 years on the police force and now works as a bank watchman He recently reunited with Charles W Clifford jeweler A traffic crash on Mt Vernon Avenue Augusta ends with a fatally injured English bulldog and police shooting the animal The drivers Walter Arnold and Frank Naiman were involved and Captain Sewall Y Austin and Clyde Barry investigated the incident
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Charles A. Jackson
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
New York Veteran Police Association
The
Phoenix
Phippsburg
Mr. Jackson
William H. Field
Jackson
New York
Bath
Charles W. Clifford
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Augusta
Walter Arnold
Frank Naiman
Gardiner
Arnold
Sewall Y. Austin
Clyde Barry
Augusta Pace
Unique Gift Chosen for Lamson Sponsor
Miss Frances W. Andrews, a Washington debutante who christened the U S S Lamson at Bath Iron Works, received a teak box crafted by plant workers. The box holds the champagne bottle fragment from the christening and features a glass top and brass engraving. The gift surpasses the copper tray and gold bracelet given to Rear Admiral Andrews's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances W. Andrews
Washington
Bath Iron Works Corp
Adolphus Andrews
Dike School Pupils Win Annual Prizes
Miss Margaret Sampson and Philip Chaney of Dike school received $7.60 prizes at Friday morning closing exercises. The awards honor the boy and girl with the greatest four year improvement in studies health and conduct. Superintendent Clinton D Wilson presented the prizes funded by a former Upper School pupil. Sampson is daughter of Mrs John Sampson of Street and Chaney son of Mrs Marion Chaney of Union Street.
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Margaret Sampson
Philip Chaney
Dike School
Clinton D. Wilson
Street Sampson
Ar Wee
John Sampson
Street
Philippe J Oe
Marion Chaney
Union Street
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the Times Company
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Are
Stinson
Arrowsie
Clarke & Lake
Georgetown
John Parker
Woolwich
Gov. Phipps
Massachusetts
R. E. Merry
Federation OF Men’s Bible Classes Rally
Bing Crosby
Frederick G. Payne
Sumer
Bath Young
Peop
Charles H. Cahill
Lincoln
Indig
Yease
t-Newweaer
Anawer
Jaz
Bath Boy
U.S. Military Academy
Chape Ts
Portland Auto
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