Beautifying Vermont Roadsides Through Civic Effort
The Vermont State Chamber of Commerce drives road beautification with planted trees flowers and signage removal of unattractive signs. The aim is to attract visitors and encourage towns to plan for improved attractive highways with potential State and Federal aid. Local groups like the Garden Club and Rotary are urged to lead efforts in Bath and neighboring communities.
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Green Mountain
Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
Gentral
Maine
Dco
Maine Bic
Tiarry Estetson
Garden Club
Ne Garden Club
Rotary
Bath
Vermont Chamber of Commerce
Siuidine
Ster Acure
Hoover Cabinet Selections Reported by Senate
President Hoover’s cabinet list is approved in principle by the Senate with key nominations moving forward. The proposed appointees include Henry L. Stimson for Secretary of State, several other senior posts, and figures such as James J. Davis for Labor, Robt. Patterson Lamon for Commerce, and Arthur Hyde of Missouri for Agriculture, among others.
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Woover
Senate
Caver
Hoover
jAeiliot
Apyeet
Francis Adanne
Joan Orancy Adams
Buenestas
Venus Ole
Wilbur
Avricuinire
Ariard Hyde
Missouri
Robert Patterson Lamon
Chicano
James J. Davi
Pennsylvania
Steel
Morse High Baseball Prospects Look Rosy For Spring
Morse High aims for a strong baseball season with about eight players returning. Don Ring and Stan Henderson lead catching and pitching plans while Billy Gove may win a shortstop job and Freddy Claudette covers the hot corner. The club belongs to the Southern Division of the Kennebec Waterways league with peers Brunswick and Winnegance, as a two-club tournament ends in a tie at Memorial Hall and a postgame tribute to the late Mr McCutcheon is noted.
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Morse High
Don Ring
Stan Henderson
Freddy Gaudette
Jack Conley
Henderson
Gaudette
Conley
James
Casey” Jenkins
Jimmy Miller
Keystone
Mark Hayes
Cy Loneley
Billy Gove
Morse
Freddy Claudette
Stan Whitehouse
Trott
Kennebec Water
Brunswick
Clowell
Gordimer and
Cony
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Winnegance
Memorial Hall
The
Leion
Winnegaunee
Willeh
Marty C. Webocur
Cluib
Fitzeerald
Tiv Enjoyabe
McCuithrou
Legion Boys
McCuteheon
Fitzgerald
McCutcheon
Wll
Samuel Poviety
France
Progress Is Largely a State of Mind at Bath Rotary Talk
Rev. Howard D. Spoerl spoke at the Bath Rotary Club lunch on attitude change and its impact on progress. He argued Maine and Bath’s resources require a shift in mindset, noting outsiders sometimes innovate where locals hesitate. The talk touched on historic projects and the need to adapt in business and life.
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Howard D. Spoerl
Uiversalist Church
Bath
Waserupwucous
Crhiral Park
Riverside Drive
Boss Tweed
Yisdon
Tituae
Arpetwion
Ghana
Bose
Snoerl
Vinenaker
Lecelves
Rotarians
Cine Desmond
Mooney
Aucusta
Wal- Ham Freeman
Samuel Povich Thanks Voters For Loyal Support
Samuel Povich expresses gratitude to voters for loyal support in Bath Maine on May 5 16. The text references political figures and local figures amid uncertain OCR garble.
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Puyich
Sinrere Ly Samuel Povich
Bath, Me Mare
Beacon and Central May Have Play-Off
They may meet in a playoff between Central and Beacon after three games to decide the tie. The effort centers on who will advance, with standings and potential matchups shaping the plan for upcoming efforts.
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Beacon
Central
Pienrs Describes Travel Across Moscow and Russia
Baxter, a former reverend from Atune, recently sent a letter from Moscow and Russia detailing cold but clear weather and an otherwise fascinating trip. The writer notes that Maine remains the best.
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Piienrs
Pervial
Atune
Moscow
Ruseis
Maine
Elks Charity Circus to Run a Week in March
Elks plan a charity circus from March 11 to 16 featuring local talent and vendors at Abthes Avnnury. The event showcases performances by notable community figures and serves as a fundraiser for local charities with proceeds benefiting youth programs and welfare initiatives.
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Elks Charity Circus
New York
Pathe
Titan
Pye
Beechard
Cheverus Dashes Morse in Bates Tournament Bid Clash
Cheverus of Portland defeated Morse 27 22 at the Y gym to dash Morse hopes of earning a Bates tournament spot. Morse failed to establish teamwork, relied on long shots, and faded as Cheverus pressed with a smoother offense and strong free throw shooting led by Foley Ridge Visitine and Miller for Morse contributed a late spurt but could not overtake the visitors.
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Morse
Bates
Cheverus High
Portland
Bath Lads
Cheverus
Foley
Eun
Ridge Visitine
Miller
Max- Well
Cheveri
Crocker
Milkis
Jenkins
Jimmy Miller
McCarty
McDonough
Callcht
Stminary
Rockland Girls Top Morse 34 26 in Bath Victory
Rockland High School girls defeated Morse 34 to 26 in Bath led by Alice Flannagan with 17 points. Mary Larrabee contributed seven field goals and strong shooting while Mattson and Flannagan added key baskets to secure the win as McCarty fouls helped Rockland pull ahead late.
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Rockland Kishs
Morse Lassies
Bath
Alice Flannagan
Rockland Lassies
Capt
Aderton
Mary Larrabee
Mattson
Fannagel
Uy Au
McCarty
Rockland
Morse Crnard
Bath Woman Addresses Auburn Club Meeting
A Bath woman spoke at the Auburn club meeting held at Hinl Street Congregational church. She discussed Parent Teacher Associations and related community education topics in brief remarks.
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BATH
Auburn Club
Aim
Farnham
Middle UC
Auburn
Avgud
Hinl Street Congregational Church
Mrs Farnham outlines cooperative parent teacher associations
Mrs Farnham explains how associations form and cooperate with school boards superintendents parents and teachers. She notes Auburn has no parent teacher association yet interest grows and Bath groups use special committees and the motto P T A Pull Together Always. The audience stayed over an hour with questions and discussion.
Bathman Speaks Against Mosquito
A legislative hearing on a bill by Representative Rounds of Portland would allow communities to drain or oil marshes to exterminate mosquito breeding grounds. Bath and Sebasco residents testifying cited lost summer business and high costs from mosquitos affecting recreation and golf.
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Portland
John A. Legro
Bath
Sebasco
E. S. Cushman
Sepasco
N. A. Cushman
Rep. Wright
Maine
Motorist Finds Yellow Tag On Car In Bath
An out of town driver parked in Front street’s business section Wednesday and found a yellow tag on the door handle. Believing it a police notice he snapped it off and rushed into a nearby office to learn what law he had broken. He left the tag after his departure.
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Front Street
Bath
Cross word puzzle rundown and clues list
Horizontal and vertical word clues cover gods youths senses ages capitals animals lengths rulers and more. Includes translations Latin terms and medical and nautical hints with several garbled or partial entries.
Police Warning for Parking Near Crossing and Mailbox
City of Portland issues a police warning about parking too close to a street crossing and near a mailbox, noting the matter has no connection to Bath.
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Portland
Bath
Barney Delight Misses Lewiston Fair race and odds
Barney Delight failed to appear at the Lewiston Fairgrounds as Maine’s champion horse. Faye drove Margie Tell to win the Free for all while Pointer Wood started but ran away. Copper Baron placed third in class C mixed as racing conditions and a sharp curve hindered speed. Local attendees included Bath residents and relatives of Jewett and Pease.
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Barney Delight
Champ
Maine
Lewiston Fairgrounds
Faye
Margie Tell
Pointer Wood
Boothbay Harbor
Copper Baron
Jewett
Hollywood Vicery
Foy
Bath
Harry Peterson
Stanley Peterson
Herbert Cavanaugh
Harold Freeman
Charles Jordan
Rupert Wing
Gardiner Rogers
J. Edward Drake Jr
Leon Belanger
Billy Adams
Clarence Pecci
Fred Cullene
Ee Me Pease
Clifford Harrington
Roy Tuttle
Mrs. Georss Jewett
Stover Wins Bid for Bath to Phippsburg Mail Routes
L. Stover of Brunswick Road has been notified as the successful bidder for two Bath to Phippsburg star routes. One run passes Phippsburg post office Parker Head to McIntire place, the other goes Sebasco Small Point to Small Point Beach. The two routes are currently driven by W S Oliver and Edgar A Pye respectively. Stover has recently driven a star route out of Portland.
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Ates L. Stover
Brunswick Road
Post Office Department
Bath
Phippsburg
Parker Head
McIntire Place
Sebasco
Small Point
Small Point Beach
W. S. Oliver
Edgar A. Pye
Mr. Stover
Portland
Kennebec Bridge Receipts Show February Increase
Receipts for February at the Kennebec bridge totaled 3004 dollars and 85 cents, up 23 percent from February 1928 when receipts were 2315 dollars and 60 cents. The gain over last year is 689 dollars and 25 cents. In Morse high school publications, Nathan Watson son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Watson of 335 Front Street was omitted from the list he is a Junior.
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Kennebec
Morse
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Legion
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ELKS
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Kennebec Bridge
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