Sportsmen Dine and Discuss Laws on Fish and Game
The Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association held a banquet and meeting at the YMCA with broad county participation. State official A. L. Grover spoke on laws and cooperation, while Rep. Henry C. Wright urged membership and support for unified licenses. Senator Frank W. Carlton and Rep. Ellis L. Aldrich addressed licensing and law revisions. local clubs were encouraged, and moving pictures on hunting and fishing were shown. A 6:30 oyster stew banquet followed, with Arthur Price chairing and George Parshley overseeing the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association
Y.M.C.A
A. L. Grover
State Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Red and Gun Association
State Department
Vernal Chase
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridgham
Henry C. Wright
Bath
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Aldrich
Grover
Frank W. Carlton
Sagadahoc
John Jack
Richmond
Bowdeinham
Rod & Gun Association
Ralph O. Dale
Harold Deering
Maine
Mr. Deering
Merrymeeting Bay
Small Point
Arthur Price
George Parshley
Edward Reed
Lawrence Putnam
Albert Henderson
Sam Belanger
Dike School PTA Accepts Sunset Park House for Community Use
Dike School PTA votes to use one of Sunset Park Oliver circle houses for a year. The brick six room building at 11 and 13 Oliver street will host meetings and social events after minor repairs. A committee led by Mrs. Florence Sidelinger will oversee alterations. The PTA will cooperate with other associations for the Father and Son banquet at the Y M C A Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Golder
Florence Sidelinger
William Fogwill
Ralph P. Dunbar
Raymond Powers
Fred Kittridge
Maine Starts Second Bovine Tuberculosis Survey in State
Maine begins a new cattle inspection after achieving modified accredited status in 1929. Tests in Piscataquis and Somerset counties show low infection rates with broader work under federal supervision. Cattle condemned due to infection are reimbursed, and costs drop as disease declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
U. S
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Piscataquis
Somerset
Hancock
Franklin
Division of Animal Husbandry
Maine Department of Agriculture
G. R. Caldwell
H. M. Tucker
State Department of Agriculture
Company to Take Over South End Shipyard for 1930 Plant
General Utilities Co plans to acquire Percy & Small at the South end to manufacture electric refrigerators, clothes washers, and dishwashers. The project, costing upward of 60000, aims to start by midsummer with 50 employees, rising to about 200 by summer 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Utilities Co
Percy & Small, Inc
Whaley
Boston
E. S. Crosby Co
Mr. Whaley
John Whittington
Ralph Wharff
S. E. White
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds All Day Session
Nequasset Farm Bureau at Mrs Charles Farnham home 935 Middle Street held an all day session with 26 members present. They earned a 100 percent health meals certificate with a gold seal for leading 14 points above others in the county. New members joined and the program on Renovation of the Kitchen was led by Miss Hortense Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Charles . Farnham
Middle Street
Hortense Welsh
Charles R. Farnham
Eldie Wright
John W Brown
Mayor-Elect Harold Small Chairs Final City Council Session
Mayor-elect Harold P Small attended the last meeting of the current council and sat on the platform with Mayor Cahill. In joint session he urged that critics were wrong and that the coming year would be a delightful adventure as the boards reflected on a year of progress and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Cahill
Small
Quicksall
Harry M. Huse
Ward 3
Bath Daily Times
John P. Carey Jr
Cemetery and Park Board
New City Council
Harold L. Troop
Ward 4
Huse
Committee On New Streets
Mary Carey
Fisher Court
James P. Sutherland
Keegan
Addison Jones
Hutchins
York and
Dummer Streets
Ellery E. Whittemore
J. F. McCole
Old City Hall
Alderman Troop
Pres
Stanley M. Brown
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Brown
City Treas
Hall
Gilmore
Child
Times
Samuel Povich
Ward 1
Troop
Povich
Probable Launch Date for Corsair Yacht by Bath Works
Thursday April 10 is likely the launch date for the $2,000,000 steel yacht Corsair built by Bath Works Corp for J P Morgan. Officials appear reluctant to discuss the affair and may keep the launch private with no invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsair
Bath From
Works Corp
J. P. Morgan
Ank
S Cent
Mr. Morgan
Sagadahoc Pomona Provides Program At Meeting
Sagadahoc pomona held a large program led by Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins of Bath who was ill. 400 people attended with 125 Sagadahoc members present. Governor Gardiner and officials spoke on economy and cooperation as a varied program of duets solos and a farce entertained the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona
Joanna Hodgkins
Bath
West Bath Grange
Androscoggin Pomona
Hodgkins
Miles S. Purington
Maine Governor Proclaims National Business Women's Week
Governor Gardiner Proclaims March 10 to 16 as National Business Women's Week under the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The message urges support and awareness of American women in business and professional fields and honors pioneer businesswomen and their public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
State of Maine
Augusta
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
America
Bath Board Praises Mayor Cahill At Final Session
The Bath Board of Education passed unanimous resolutions thanking Mayor Charles H. Cahill for long service as ex officio member. All members attended and expressed regret at his withdrawal after more than ten terms as mayor. Account No. 1 for 2921.58 was ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bread of Education
Charles H. Cahill
Salvation Army’s New World Venture Began Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago on March 10 the pioneer Salvation Army party landed at the Battery New York City led by Commissioner George Railton with seven women and one man. The band members and Railton faced rough seas and initial indifference before the group preached and organized in Castle Garden and other venues. The voyage featured a dramatic shipboard moment, a prayer by Elijah Cadman, and a rapid spread of meetings that soon drew crowds and conversion stories including “Ash-barrel Jimmy.” The movement grew through 1880 with Railton’s return to England and the first War Cry in 1881 signaling the start of a durable era for the Salvation Army in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
New York City
George Scott Railton
Emma Westbrook
Shirley
Christian Mission
Coventry
England
Philadelphia
Shirleys
Booth
New World
George Railton
Hallelujah
Railton
New York
St. Francis
John Wesley
Columbus
Elijah Cadman
Providence
Castle Garden
Aquarium
29Th Street
Harry Hill
Gentleman's Sporting Theatre
Houston Street
Bowery
Harry
Grand Union Hall
7Th Avenue
34Th Street
Jimmy
St. Louis
Evangeline
Romance Brews in Jacksons Early Nashville Years
The Independent outlines Andrew Jackson’s romance with Rachel Robards amid courtship troubles and a jealous husband. Jackson shelters Rachel, confronts Robards, and confronts public gossip as he contends with alleged improprieties while maintaining his innocence and sense of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Andrew Jackson
United States
Lincoln
Nashville
Donelson
John Donelson
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Rachel
Lewis Robards
Col. Donelson
Overton
Jackson
Robards
Short
Robard
Jack
Ronalda
Ken
Rachel Robards
Mr. Jackson
Natchez
Col. Stark
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Sagadahoc. Rod and Gun Association
Arthur Allen
South End Shipyard
West Point Beach
Fla
WM. Tudor Gardiner
Bath Board OF Education
Sherwin-Williams’ Products
Johnson Bros. CO
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