Delegates named for D A R convention in Bath Maine
Nearly all of Maine’s 39 DAR chapters have sent delegate lists for the state conference to be held in Bath March 17 18 and 19. The credential committee of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter reports strong interest with Flora Randall as chair. Delegates and alternates from chapters including Clinton Dexter Dover Foxcroft Farmington Gardiner Guilford Hallowell Kingfield and Pine Tree State appear with regents vice regents and numerous members named for each chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dummer Sewall
Flora M. Randall
Charles C. Low
Jane Lemont
Clinton
Eleazar Parker
Harold Louder
G. J. Mudgett
Annie Berry
Harold Willey
Mae Watson
Estelle Richardson
Charles Lawry
George Wakely
James Dow
T. K. Edes
P. S. Plouff
C. H. Crosby
Dover-Foxcroft
Mary Elms
Sarah H. Forbes
George P. Miller
Victor L. Warren
H. E. Chase
Ora L. Evans
A. W. Gilman
Charlotte Buffuim
Farmington
Theodore Hodgkins
Erland Hardy
Drew T. Stearns
Harry Newman
Clare K. Ross. Gardiner
Samuel Grant
P. H. Hershey
M. C. Wadsworth
W. N. Price
F. L. Amesbury
A. N. Gosline
Helen A. Wood
Nora Grant Rice
Harriet T. Parsons
J. F. Lawrence
W. E. Moody
C. C. Turner
E. H. Danforth
S. O. Clason
G. D. Libby
H. M. Lawton
E. L. Mitchell
Guilford
Pine Tree
Carroll S
Leila Hunnewell
A. C. Woodward
H. Winter
C. E. Sprague
H. T. Luce
Laura J. Stanley
O. M. Vose
B. M. Lander
L. V. Gordon
R.S. Huse
Orren Tufts
Wise Owl Troop Meets On Tuesday
Wise Owl Troop No. 3 of the Girl Scouts met at the Y M C A Tuesday afternoon with 26 present to celebrate the 24th anniversary of Girl Scouts in America. An investiture ceremony invested Pauline Wright Ada Rideout and Nancy Fitzgerald as scouts. Elizabeth Moulton and Laurada Jordan donated birthday cakes with 24 candles, served with lemonade and brownies, as plans were made to raise money for troop expenses and the Summer camp fund quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
America
Juliette Low
Pauline Wright
Ada Rideout
Nancy Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Moulton
Laurada Jordan
Ancient Cairo Church Door Over Thousand Years Old
Traveler recounts a Cairo visit in 1909 beginning at Port Said and proceeding to Old Cairo. He describes a Coptic church over 1100 years old with a heavy overhung door, a 1200 year old mosque, pyramids, the Sphinx, the Nile, Ramadan observations, Ramses II relics, the Citadel Mosque of Mohamed Ali, and a city view at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
Mr. Holden
Montreal
Port Said
Suez Canal
de Lesseps
Cairo
Pyramids of
Egypt
River
Nile
Rhoda
Napoleon
Oedipus
Citadel
Mohamed Ali
Mecca
River Nile
Pyramids
Bath Officials See Police Resignations Possible
Night Patrolman Furber W. Davis plans to resign from Bath police to join Bath Iron Works Corp. Rumors say other officers may follow as shipyard jobs offer more hours for similar pay. Marshal Walter L. Whitney notes patrols run long shifts with limited days off, raising concern over officer depletion. Reserve officer Robert Green substitutes for Davis until new city government appointments are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furber W. Davis
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Walter L. Whitney
Robert Green
Davis
Bowdoinham Socials and Local Notes Highlight Week
Bowdoinham residents enjoyed gatherings at Mrs. George Cutler’s home with 17 attendees. prizes awarded at a card party led by Grace Maxwell and Clara Fogg. Local updates include church services, a Republican town committee meeting, baseball planning, and a Merrymeeting Grange harvest supper with 12 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gile
Charles Hackett
George Cutler
Grace Maxwell
Clara Fogg
Bert Merrill
William Given
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Lena Cornish
George Hamilton
Fred Leavitt
Portland
Alvin Huntoon
William W
Siegars
Frank Siegars
Belmont
Mass
Miss Woods
Frank Jack
Walter Cox
Topsham
Jack
J. B. Howse
Brunswick
Clarence Purington
E. L. White
Phillip Nealey
Hall Denham
Avery Fides
Edward Baker
Walton Adams
Gorham
N. H
Carrie Kendall
Henry Starbird
Sidney Hopkins
Richmond
Erla Browne
Jellison
Roland Grant
Boothbay Harbor
Georgia Berry
Charles Berry
al Eldridge
Merry Meeting Grange
Ida Fowle
Margaret Purington
Foreign Wars veterans移 new quarters in Bath
Dyer Flaherty Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Bath held its March 11 meeting at 92 Front Street in the new two story quarters vacated by the Knights of Columbus. The post plans dedication ceremonies with speakers and a social with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bath
Front Street
Peeecenie Council Knights of Columns
Post
Dyer-Flaherty Post
America
Old Guard
Frost
Cheverus High Coach Addresses Fireside Club audience
Cheverus High School coach Henry F. Deetjen spoke to 85 Winter Street Fireside Club members in Portland, sharing sports stories that stressed courage, perseverance, humility, cooperation, service and sacrifice. Leader Miss Martha Page announced next week’s talk by Sam McCall of Augusta on Culture in Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Deetjen
Cheverus High School
Portland
Winter Street
Martha Page
Sam McCall
Auwurta
Maine
Clayton Thibodeau
Pinkham Candidate for Council President
Thatcher B Pinkham Ward 1 declares candidacy for president of the board of common council. Ex Mayor Harold P Small Ward 4 is often mentioned but says he will not canvass and has not formally announced. Election part of organization ceremony next Monday at ten. The Bates College English Four A actors staged Much Ado About Nothing to a full Little Theatre audience with praised direction by Prof Grosvenor M Robinson. The show repeated Friday hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Board of Common Council
Pinkham
Harold P. Small
Small
Bates College English
Grosvenor M. Robinson
Rawleigh Route Offers 800 Families in West Lincoln Bath
Available at once Rawleigh route opens to 800 families in West Lincoln uth Knox counties and Bath. Only reliable man need apply. Can earn $25 or more weekly no cash required. Write today Rawleighs Dept MEC-9-7 Albany NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
West
Lincoln
Uth
Knox Counties
Bath
Dept
Albany
N. Y
Building Good Citizens for Our Great Democracy PTA Program
The Central Council of Augusta PTA presidents and secretaries announce an ambitious radio program. It will showcase pupil talents and achievements while stressing the theme Building Good Citizens for Our Great Democracy through the Objectives of the Parent-Teacher Association Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Council of
Augusta
Parent-Teacher Associations
John
Parent-Teacher Association
Palmer Bequest Finances City School Grounds Makeover
Income from Annie L. Palmer’s $10,000 trust will fund improvements to Bath school grounds. A committee chosen by executors and local officials recommends grading fencing walks trees and floral displays under the School Board. Also noted are federated clubwomen events including American Home Day Orono March 24 and a May Portland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Palmer
North Street
Charles C. Low
Arthur J. Dunton
Henry F. Palmer
William L. Skelt
Orono
Bowdoin College
Portland
Miami
General Federation Council
Auxiliary conducts department meeting at Red Men's hall
The auxiliary to Dyer Flaherty post 2197 V F W held a department meeting led by President Edna Morrill of Portland with Emme Smith Evelyn Riggs and Elizabeth French among Auburn members. Attendees from Bath Lewiston Rockland and Portland filled color guard and chair roles. A large Bath contingent attended. Bertha Hagan was unable to chair due to a dislocated shoulder. Nora Morse filled the chair. Afterward a supper, oyster stew and coffee were served by Ruth Gallagher committee. About 50 present and a social hour followed before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty
V.F.W
Red Men's Hall
Edna Morrill
Portland
Dept
Emme Smith
Evelyn Riggs
Elizabeth French
Dora Gaudreau
Auburn
Ruth Withem
Sister Hewitt
Houlitte
Rockland
Elizabeth I. Houdlette
Lewiston
Myrtle Wilson
Bath
Evelyn Snow
Edith Moody
Bertha Hagan
Harriet Otis
Nora Morse
Ida Fancy
Ruth Gallagher
Alice Middleton
John Gallagher
Doris Kingsbury
Plan Joint Banquet Of Two Brotherhoods
The Brotherhood of First Baptist church plans a joint banquet and entertainment with the Brotherhood of Beacon Street. Elmer Rogers is to confer with Beacon Brotherhood and appoint a committee if a favorable reply is received. They will attend Easter service together and have a committee to maximize attendance. The group settled final payment of 250 dollars for the pastor’s car within ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of First Baptist Church
Brotherhood of
Beacon Street
L. L. Hooker
Elmer Rogers
Beacon Brotherhood
Chester Clement
James Smith
Leon Eaton
Brotherhood
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