Grange meeting features Walter S Glidden talk on Japan
West Bath Judge of Probate Walter S Glidden spoke at the Grange Monday evening, sharing vivid word pictures of customs in Japan and the Plawiian Islands where he lived. High school selections and a cornet duet accompanied the event, with cake and tea served afterward.
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Walter S. Glidden
The
Grange
Japan
West Bath Grange
Hayward
Mr. Andiker
John Sheldon
Wilbur Pagan
David Henderson
Wilbur Thagan
Peat Lemont
Annie Henderson
Bill Atwood
Sade Couillach
Charlote Owen
Neat Meudiy
Westth Red Cross
Gratee Hall
Fanny Thurlow
Abner Johnsen
Pred Trish
Marie Miarree
George AL Cahill
Chaimmen
Willian
Plesmer
Seneca Tl Coates
White
W. Larrabee
Ausain
Clarence Gerrish
Bath
Charles Haggett
Mroo
Leanentlave
Witham
Union Street
Littlefield
Belle Donnell
B.S. Stackpole
Mary Dean
Posters Point
John Higgins
Everett Tfilton
Freeport
Pred) Brown
Richard
Joseph Doucette
Sheldon
Joseph W. Larrabee
Earl Webster
Charles Witham
Srumswick
Webster House
Fred Rose
EL Co Dobbin
Mast Braintree
Mass
J. P. Lorentsen
Revere
Marguerite Williams
Durham
Campbells Pond
Raymond T Williams
Porthind
Genevieve Dunton
Yarmouth
Williams
Morse High School
Charles ©. Williams
Bath and
West Bath
State Development Rally Planned By Maine Budget Campaign
A joint executive committee in Augusta proposes a state wide rally in August to back a sole annual budget for the Maine Publicity Bureau the State Chamber of Commerce and the New England Council. Col Frank Knox has accepted to speak at the Augusta meeting with two Maine leaders also expected to address.
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Maine Publicity Bureau
State Chamber of Conmercce
New England Council
Augustated
Jointo
Perthind
George Lo West
Col Frank Knox
Mintelester ON
Augusta
Maine
Augusta Tlouse
Chatrmiada
United States
Western Electric conducts large women hygiene classes near Chicago
Chicago on March 1 reports Western Electric Company runs extensive hygiene programs for workers at its Linborne plant near Chicago. Six hundred women recently completed a hygiene and physical culture course as part of the company’s employee welfare efforts for about ten thousand workers at the facility.
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Chicago
Western Electric Company
Tlinborne
Judge Glidden Opposes Nominating One Person on Two Parties
Judge Glidden told the judiciary committee that prohibiting cross ticket primaries is needed to curb abuse. He cited Sagadahoc county cases where individuals sought both party primaries, causing ballot confusion. He argued the bill would prevent a Democrat from appearing on a Republican ballot and vice versa.
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Walter
James S. Lowell
Ian
Carter
Androscoggin
Come Atte
Glidden
Gail Laughlin
Porthard
Miss Laughlin
Cosmopolitan Club Nominates Officers For Year Ahead
The Cosmopolitan club held its March meeting at the club house last Wednesday evening. A nominating committee report listed officers for the coming year with Florence Coss as president Emily Pennell vice president Bernice Quimby second vice president Lallian Miller secretary Maurie t Moulton treasurer Edna Diss auditor Aburnet Stevens and Hazel Hartleb among directors. Cards were enjoyed and light refreshments served. The annual meeting and supper are set for March 16 with committees for the ensuing month to be announced.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Club Louse
Beatrice Noyes
Florence Coss
Irma Burns
Emily Pennell
Berenice Quimby
Lallian Miller
Maureit Moulton
Edna Diss
Mies
Abuernet Stevens
Hazel Hartleb
Frieda Dagdikian
Bessie Trant
Nellie Goodrich
Martha Barker
Rachel Nichols
Helen Startwell
Alice Johnson
Baptist Youth Return From Western Maine Conference
Delegates from First Baptist Bath attended the Western Maine Baptist Young People's convention in Porthind and returned by special train after a Sunday night delay. Two hundred attendees were reported, with Saturday services broadcast on station WESH. Paul Moore, president of the First Baptist, praised the gathering and the future potential of the delegate choir and speakers. Names of delegates include Avnte Chandler, Dene Bowker, Marie Claise, Marion Skhillin, Lloyd Hooker, Clifton Moody, Norman Morten, Ureld Carter, Mars. J. L. Hooker served as chaperone.
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First Baptist Church
WESH
Paul Dodse Moore
First Baptist Christian Lindeaver of
Bath
Norman Morten
Ureld Carter
Mars
J. L. Hooker
Bath Host to State P T A on June 10 11
Readers learn Bath will host the State P T A convention June 10 and 11 with speakers Eugene Lies of the Playground and Recreation Association and Florence Bhale state rural schools supervisor. Committees from South Biel and North Center list chairmen and members. A French inventor introduces an umbrella handle holding a fountain pen for women without pockets.
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Bath
STATE
P.T.A
Parent Teachers
Eugene Lies
Playground and Recreation Association of American
Plorence — Bhale
Lies
South Biel
Carrol Deering
Jelu Plant
N. Gratz Jdaehksen
William Small
Mes
Willis Plateh
Karl Trot
Chester Plaut
Ambrose McPadden
Seth Mullin
Ve Osie Thompson
Jh. M. Muller
U. FF
Community club hosts regu lar meeting at Nequas set home
Woolwich reports a well attended regular meeting of the Community club formed by the Auxiliary and Men’s Forum of Nequas set. After business, three tables of auction and sixty three games were played and guests welcomed the return of Mr. and Mrs. L L Ryan from Florida and Philadelphia. Social hour and refreshments followed.
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Nequasset
Frank St. Bailey
Frank Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Ll. S. Ryan
Florida
Philadelphia
Mason Tires Adverts Highlight National Brand Upgrades
Mason Tires, among the nation’s top nine manufacturers, touts Hylastic cord with 26 percent stretch and cushioned carcass. The new all black tread stock uses layered cords and rubber cushions to distribute road shock, increasing flex life for thousands of miles. Ford Lincoln and Stutz cars are equipped with Masons.
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Mason
Ford
Lincoln
Stutz
Local Social Roundup Hits Bath and Charlestown
A sequence of weekend visits and family updates from Arrowsic Bath and surrounding towns. Various residents including Mrs Catherine Hagan and Reed Brookings share illness and recovery notes while guests and relatives drop by homes in Bath Five Islands Dresden Woolwich and Rockingham.
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Levi Stewart
Charlestown
Catherine Hagan
Charles Brown
Bath
Miton Phinney
Alice Shea
Mary Lawrence
Lillian Blinn
Rockingham
N. T
Reed Brookings
I. A. Southard
Altra Lawrence
Mildred Trowe
Katherine Hagan
Springfield
Mass
Roland Raynes
Alice McMahan
Five Islands
Woo Prummond
Arthur Brookings
Dresden
Reed Theokings
Catherine McParlind
MLC
Drummond
Merton Snipe
Wo PL Hagan
B. FP. Shea
Clarence Preble
Woolwich
Voters urged to exercise rights in wage debate note
A brief item notes ongoing appeals to voters to exercise rights amid wage discussions. It mentions a misleading advertisement and penalties for violations, including fines up to 100 dollars or 60 days in jail. Rep. Comins of Eddington proposed a net increase for a male dog license from 115 to 215 dollars.
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Securities Oer
Rep. Comins
Eddington
Maine Legislature Acts in Real Estate Trade and Public Work
Maine senators debated licenses for real estate brokers and salesmen with penalties for violations. Measures include a five dollar per gallon gasoline tax veto, Sunday work pay rules, and a proposed real estate license commission. Other proposals cover air traffic laws, credit unions, and school superintendent qualifications.
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Rep
Staples
Eliot
Sunda
Thurston of
Appleton
United States
Littlefield
Kennebunk
Caribou
Plans for Anniversary and Election Feature Meeting of Colonials
Colonial club members discuss plans for a March 7 silver jubilee celebration. Afternoon party organized by wives of members and an evening program with Keith-Albee vaudeville acts. Offer accepted for a concert by John Grindell Orchestra on Saturday afternoon March 200. Committee to consider a new play after Lent. Honorary member elected Justice Albert M Spear. Other members named to committee include Percy Marks and James C C Ledyard.
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Colonial Club
Keith-Albee
John Grindell
Curnisa
E Percy Marks
Angus Huse
Mark W. Tlennessy
George . Wolstenhelme
Marius J. Page
Albert M. Spear
Maine Supreme Court
James CC. Ledyard
L. A. Dunlap
Francis W. Neor
Club Elects New Officers and Reports Yearly Work
Ten and Joseph McLaughlin were elected to active membership and JLromer EF. Potter moved to nonresident status. Daniel Williams opened the meeting and presented the year’s activities while officers’ and committee heads’ reports were approved. New officers named Clinton J D Wilson president Chester S Kingsley vice president Edwin F P Ramsay secretary Edward D True treasurer Joseph F McCole director for three years Allen M Drish finance committee member.
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Chester S. Kingsley
Edwin FP. Ramsay
Edward D. True
Joseph F. McCole
Allen M. Drish
Increased Starling Population Threatens Local Birds
In Bath, Woolwich, Wiscasset and nearby areas an uptick in starlings endangers bird life. Reading Louisiana residents stage a Roman candle barrage on Christ Episcopal church steeple to drive roosting birds. firemen set off fireworks and douse fires from inside and outside the steeple. The method reduces birds but prompts Humane Society objections. Ornithologist Earle Poole warns starlings threaten other species. Edison cites his rubber industry breakthrough as unrelated.
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Bath
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Reading
Christ Episcopal Church
Reading Humane Society
Society
Earle Poole
Modern Woman Leads Says Memphis Lawyer
Memphis attorney Miss Marion Griffin, the first woman in Tennessee’s general assembly, argues modern women are superior to prior generations. She questions critics of today’s beauty standard and defends bobbed hair, predicting short tresses will endure.
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Memphis
Tenn
Marion Griffin
Tennessee General Assembly
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