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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

8

Clean Up Day Suggested For Bath and Brunswick

Residents urge a joint clean up of roads between Bath and Brunswick to remove winter debris and dumped rubbish. The letter notes unsightly litter along North and Lincoln streets to Lime Rock hill and between Chapel of Our Saviour and Cook's Corner, calling for enforcement of litter laws to protect the highway’s natural beauty.

Bath Brunswick Lincoln Lime Rock Hill Chapel of Our Saviour Cook's Corner

Senate approves principal guarantee for Home Loan bonds

The Senate without record vote approved a measure to guarantee the principal of Home Loan Corporation bonds. If the House passes, guaranteed principal and interest would boost bond uptake, aiding mortgagors facing unemployment or other financial distress.

Home Loan Corporation Senate House

Spring Work Ahead on Bath Brunswick Road

Indications show the Bath Brunswick highway will require substantial maintenance this spring. From Cook's Corner to Brunswick the winter damage is evident with high snow banks crowding traffic to the north shoulder and broken-down shoulders along much of the route. Frost has shifted the roadbed, making travel require more care until repairs are completed for heavy travel in coming weeks.

Bath-Brunswick Cook’s Corner Brunswick Miriam W. Kimball Ruth H. Farnum Frederick W. Freeman Maine Progressive Union Ruth H. Farnham State Federation of Women's Clubs Helen Keller Street Emma Eames Club Donald MacMillan Harold Sewall Edward Clar

Farragut Destroyer Launch at Quincy and Sister Ship to Follow

In Quincy on Thursday the destroyer Farragut was launched and christened by Mrs. James Roosevelt. Bath Iron Works will soon launch a sister ship as part of new contracts aimed at creating shipyard employment and boosting U S Navy efficiency and speed compared with earlier vessels.

Quincy Farragut James Roosevelt Bath Iron Works United States Navy

Portland Military Leader Major Hartnett Dies

Major Tim othy E Hartnett a Bath native and longtime captain of the Montgomery Guards died in Portland He was a prominent figure in Maine military circles and led the well known Portland unit for many years The Montgomery Guards were a renowned company in the state.

Portland Timothy E. Hartnett Bath Montgomery Guards

Three Act Farce At Red Men's Hall

A three act farce My Mother in Law by Sydney Grundy is staged last night at Red Men's Hall Ma sonic hall by Sasanoa tribe I O R M and Ramona council D of P A dance follows The cast includes Dobson Mrs Gillibrand Arthur Dumingtop Joshua Gillibrand Rosa Columbia Miss Amy Wade Mrs Dumingtop Miss Gertrude Freeman etc A tap dance number between acts two and three and several solos round out the performance by local performers from this city.

Masonic Hall Sasanoa Tribe Ramona Council D. of P Sydney Grundy Dobson Merton Doyle Cael Minnie Woodman Ee Florence Ford Ralph Omerod F. W. Packard Daisy Maitland G. Eunice Whittall Tressa Corliss Miss Pearl Oliver Iva Ford

History of Bath Cosmopolitan Club Reveals Growth and Leadership

Emma E Walker presents an overview of the Bath Cosmopolitan Club from its 1913 founding by Lina Carr Andrews through its evolution. The history highlights presidents, fundraising efforts, notable speakers, department groups, community service, and the club’s mortgage paid off, leaving its property free and clear.

Helen A. Walker Cosmopolitan Club Emma E. Walker

Gorham Normal Notes Highlight Teaching Career Outlook

Gorham Normal notes report a drop in attendance at normal schools due to finances and scarce teaching positions. Two proposals aim to ease the issue by ending life certificates and barring easy reentry into teaching. Principal Walter E Russell welcomes prospective teachers as the school, with over 400 accommodations, highlights conference takeaways. The Library club marks St Patrick's day with Irish lore, and Camp Fire Girls guardian training continues with hands on activities. A Dramatic Club program included a personality test and a talk on author Vicki Baum.

American Teachers’ Association Walter BE. Russell Gorham Necrmal School Walter E. Russell East Russell Chapel Assembly Cleveland Library Club Mother Machree Earl Achorn Amon de Valera Dramatic Club Daniel Wight North Newry Vicki Baum

Daughters of Isabella Entertain Friends at Sacred Heart Circle

A large audience enjoyed Knights of Columbus hall entertainment by Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella. The March committee, chaired by Mrs Karl Kronstrand, presented songs, dances and instrument pieces featuring Louise Burgess Marion O'Hara Jacqueline Bisson Grace Costain Emily Comeau Ruth Conley William Lundrigan Grace Cunningham Alton King among performers. He returns to Bath after six months at Charlestown Navy Yard to rejoin Bath Iron Works.

Knights of Columbus Hall Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Karl Kronstrand Louise Burgess Marion O'Hara James Comeau Jacqueline Bisson Grace Costain Emily Comeau Marion O’hara You William Lundrigan Paradise Lane Ruth Conley Henderson Freeman Mrs. Haggett Emerald Isle Grace Cunningham Alton King Charlestown Navy Yard Bath Bath Iron Works

Spring Flower Exhibition and Charity Carnival in Boston

In Boston last week visitors enjoyed the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Spring Flower Exhibition at Mechanics Building with prize displays from Bath area residents and the Tow Path Gardens of Hartford. The Boston Garden hosted a large Charity Relief Carnival with booths, a fashion show by exclusive shops, and a Little Women parade scene. Forum at Grace Church touched on naval programs, tax policy, and gambling regulation, with discussions led by Daniel Williams and others.

Bath Boston Massachusetts Horticultural Society Mechanics Building Tow Path Gardens Hartford Langdon T. Snipe F. B. Nichols Ernest A. Allan Topsham Harry C. Webber Boston Garden North Bennet Street Salvation Army Meg John Grace Church Men's Club Harry B. Briggs Daniel Williams United States Naval Program R. H. Baxter Charles H. Cahill Carroll Watson Eugene McGrath Harold Adams William Adams Harry Smith

Genestas Entertain Genesta Chapter at Temple

Genesta chapter No 73 OES held an evening at the Masonic Temple with about 75 attendees. Mrs Paul Bagdikian organized a men in women's clothing contest, followed by The Overalls Club play, music by Mrs Scott Morse, and dancing.

Genesta Chapter Masonic Temple Paul G. Bagdikian Overalls Club Mabelle & Fullerton Russell L. Phinney William I. Tait Clifford B. Smith Catherine E. Leonard Doris I. Leavitt Bernice M. Carr David Y. Alkazin Ralph F. Small Bagdikian Scott Morse Genesta

Police Aid Sought To Get Hat And Bundle From Women

A Bath man visited police headquarters Friday evening asking help to recover his hat and a bundle left at a couple of women’s home on Richardson Street after a social visit to a restaurant. Officer John R. McDonald accompanied him to recover the hat and parcel.

Police Richardson Street John R. McDonald

Incomplete Crossword Clue Word List Puzzle Fragment

A fragmented list of crossword style clues spanning numbers and hints for horizontal and vertical entries. The readable items include definitions for objects, animals, prepositions, measurements, and common words, suggesting a filled crossword solution in a later issue.

Fence Plans Fall Short for Kelley Field under CW A

The Civil Works Administration plans to wind down by March 31, with 80 percent of projects continuing using Federal Relief funds and a 20 percent cut. Kelley Athletic Field remains the largest Bath CW A project to be completed under the new arrangement. No funds remain for a fence around Kelley field, though the grandstand may be built as planned, with labor paid by relief funds.

Civil Works Administration Kelley Athletic Field Bath C. W. A Augusta W. Emery Chase Kelley Field

Plant elected head of Southern Kennebec Valley Dealers association

Chester A. Plant of Goarage was elected vice president of the Southern Kennebec Valley Dealers association at a meeting in Augusta. Earl Dow of Lewiston Buick Co and Harry Fitch of Bath Garage Co were elected directors. Myron D. Kidder spoke on the automobile code. Gilbert Bucknam was elected honorary captain of the University of Maine Fresh basketball team.

Chester A. Plant Goarage Southern Kennebec Valley Dealers Association Augusta Plant Earl Dow Lewiston Buick Co Harry Fitch Bath Garage Co Mr. Stone Prescott Motor Co Kennebec Valley Dealers Association Myron D. Kidder State Advisory Board Gilbert Bucknam Dexter University of Maine Bucknam

West Bath Farm Bureau Meets On Thursday

Men and women of the Bath Farm Bureau met at the grange hall on Thursday. Women led by Mrs D with home management projects discussed flowers and plant diseases while readers reviewed articles. Men covered poultry and dairy feeds under county agent Charles Eastman, with seed exchanges and idea sharing. Dinner was served by several helpers. cleanup by Mrs Ralph Kenney and Mrs D A MacDonald.

Bath Farm Bureau Grange Hall Erect Home Hubert McCarty Charles L. Eastman Jere Haile Belle Donnell Chester King Fred Rose Ralph Kenney D. A. MacDonald James B. Lemont Charles Small Herbert White Weston L. Bonney Herbert Hodgkins Humphrey A. Owen Walter Smith E. W. Haggett Loring Small Dana George Booker Ernest Fred Rees William Field James Lemont Llewellyn Rogers John McLellan Harold Peacock Percy Low E.W. Haggett Miles Purington

Farmers Can Get Loans in Auburn on Crops

The Intermediate Credit Bank of Springfield notified the Auburn Production Credit Association that farmer interest rates drop from 6 to 5.5 percent after March 15 due to a lower rediscount rate. Loans cover crop production poultry dairying and livestock in nine southern Maine counties served from Auburn. Mrs. Winfield Ham travels to Auburn and Lewiston to visit sisters and her son and wife E T Hamel.

The Intermediate Credit Bank of Springfield Mass loan Production_Credit Association Auburn Gillett Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Maine Auburn Production Credit Association Auburn Savings Bank Winfield Ham Lewiston E. T. Hamel

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