Tuesday Probate Court session records in Sagadahoc
Judge Glidden presided in the Sagadahoc probate court second session listing wills allowed for Melvin L Hunter Margaret Herfil Hunter Alice A Lemont Mary G Ingraham Joseph A Lemont Silas S Lemont Samuel Bates Delmar E Bates with bond for some. Petitions for probate and administrations filed include Nellie Cavanaugh Fred L Parks Flora N Main Lillius B Dunnels Agnes W Humphreys. Inventories and accounts filed include Frederick W Barron and multiple guardianship and estate accounts. license granted to sell Effie M White and conservator Leroy Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahock
Melvin L., Hunter
Richmond
Margaret Herfil Hunter
Alice A. Lemont
Mary G. Ingraham
Joseph A. Lemont
Silas S. Lemont
Samuel Bates
West Bath
Delmar E. Bates
Nellie Cavanaugh
Bath
John P. Carey Jr
Fred L. Parks
Phippsburg
Grace L. Parks
Melvin L. Hunter
Howard B. Moody
Lillian E. Haynes
Loring D. Small
Flora N. Main
Archibald M. Main
Lillius B. Dunnels
Agnes W. Humphreys
Frederick W. Barron
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Wilbur H. Wyman
George M. Wyman
William P. McAuliffe
Katherine Neagle
Mary F. Osborne
George M. Beane
Mabel MecFee
Asbury Small
F. P. Patten
William H. White
Minnie L Waldron
Arthur H. Waldron
Horace D
Stacy L. Manwaring
Gilbert Manwaring
Bowdoinham
Elmer F. Bailey
Walter S. Bailey
Perkins
Mary A. Dove
Everett S. Dove
Mary E. Webber
Chauncey B. Webber
Warren A. Parris
Frank W. Parris
Grace Page Sampson
Mary Abbie Page
Maurice B. Shea
N. Louise Spinney
Arrowsie
Effie M. White
Leroy Victor Cleveland
Lobsterman Hinted as Possible Candidate in Eilsworth Race
In Eilsworth municipal race a candidate who courted locals with apples and kisses draws interest from residents who now hope a lobsterman enters the contest next. Supporters praise his friendly approach as the campaign unfolds in the small harbor town.
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Eilsworth
Aar
Red Cross Tuberculosis Clinic Planned in Bath
Bath Chapter of the American Red Cross voted to sponsor a tuberculosis clinic with school screen tests and skin tests for every child, followed by X rays for positives. Dr. Langdon T. Snipe will arrange for Dr. Wakefield to speak in Bath. The chapter also approved nutrition classes for relief families, funded by ERA, with Mrs. Ruth W. Henry presenting the nursing report noting busy January and February with many visits and babies in clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sagadahoc Block
Henry W. Owen
Langdon T. Snipe
Wakefield
Fairfield Sanatorium
National Red Cross
Ruth W. Henry
Harry Horne
Priscilla E. Colby
Henry
E. W. Hyde
Frederick W. Humphreys
Ralph G. Stetson
Carolyn M. Moses
Joseph O. Purdue
Bernice MacDonald
Decline to Endorse Candidate for Post
Sagadahoc county Democrats opposed endorsing Hamlin for acting Bowdoinham postmaster and urged him to seek town committee backing. They favored Lynn Richardson of Richmond as sub-marginal land agent and backed returning the fishing industry in the Kennebec Valley, urging coordination with fish and game clubs. The meeting noted peace victories are harder yet longer lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon M Hamlin
Sagadahoc
Democratic Committee
Bowdoinham
State
John P. Carey, Jr
Carlton Day Reed
Maine
Hamlin
Reed
Lynn Richardson
Richmond
Kennebec Valley
Frian Reed
Kennebec River
Senator Fernald argues taxes unnecessary for Maine and statesmen reform
Senator Roy L. Fernald of Waldo spoke at a Phoenix Rotary luncheon arguing Maine should avoid new taxes. He faulted a rising national debt and would reduce state spending by cutting waste, proposing a 75 member single chamber, merit based department heads, and an electric vote system for full accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Fernald
Waldo
Rotary Club
Phoenix
Maine
Wilbur C. Oliver
Sumner Sewall
Joseph Purdue
Fernald
Gratz Jackson
Where's Grandma a New Comedy at Winter Street Chapel
A three act comedy drama premieres Friday night featuring Ivan Kirkpatrick as a negro houseman and Margaret Huse as wife and maid. The Blake family capers, Gretchen’s rule, Jack and Carol’s romance, and nine actors under Cecil Rowland promise strong amateur entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Winter Street Chapel
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Margaret Huse
Wiscasset votes for toll exemption causes big shift
At the annual town meeting in Wiscasset residents approved turning over one half of excise tax collections on automobiles to the State in exchange for toll exemption on the Carlton bridge. The plan lets residents of the Sheepscot area travel to Bath without tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Carlton Bridge
Sheepscot
Bath
Boy Scout Easton Jr Joins Bath Troop as Senior Patrol Leader
Glenn H. Easton Jr of Honolulu transfers from Troop 8 to Bath Troop 53 and becomes Senior Patrol Leader. He holds the Jr Assistant Scoutmaster and Scribe roles, has earned 88 merit badges, 12 gold efficiency medals, and the eagle badge with palms. Easton’s career spans Troops 169, 9, 15, and 8 in multiple cities, and he is praised as among the nation’s top ranks in scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Committee of
The
American Legion
Troop 53
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
Glenn H. Easton
Bath Iron Works
Young Easton
Honolulu
Bath
Hawaiian Islands
Boston
Mass
Charlestown
S. C
Annapolis
N. Y
Tenderfoot
United States
Patrick
Pine Tree Council
Lermond
Glenn H. Easton Jr
E. B. Lermond
Harry D. Hall
Commdr
Am. Legion
Summer Sewall
Charles D. Bartlett
Elver A. Stickney
Girl Scouts Present Play Monday Night Convincing Dad
The Pine Tree troop of 14 under Capt. Amber F. Carr performed the play Convincing Dad at Central church League before a 25 member audience. Inez Kennerson and Barbara Hopkins led roles as Father and Luella with other scouts in a camp setting. The event supported community service with a silver collection for the troop and plans for a March 20 cafeteria supper. The League announces a centennial play The Old Feabody Pew with all parish guests invited.
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Pine Tree Troop
Amber F. Carr
Central Church League
Inez Kennerson
Luella
Barbara Hopkins
Phyllis Haggett
Pauline Nickerson
Virginia Davis
Dorothea Fulton
Lillian Goodwin
Martha Page
Betty Watson
Eleanor Gasser
Barbara Mank
Jane Stevens
Connie Morin
Isabelle King
Florence Hill
Brookings
Oregon
League
March Committee
Owen J. Ledyard
Central Church
William H. Small
Leonard M Lord
Lula H. Turner
Mount Desert Island Mourns Van Dyke Family Loss
Friends on Mount Desert Island mourn the passing of Mrs Ellen Reid van Dyke widow of Rev Dr Henry van Dyke who died in Charleston on March 6 She and her son Rev Tertius van Dyke had close ties to Seal Harbor Southwest Harbor and Maine Seacoast Missionary work with Dr van Dyke having led many summer church gatherings The couple celebrated their golden wedding in 1931 and he died in 1933 at Princeton.
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Mount Desert Island
Ellen Reid van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Charleston
South Carolina
van Dyke
Seal Harbor
Tertius van Dyke
Southwest Harbor
Maine Seacoast
Dr. van Dyke
Princeton
No statements by Mrs Hackett on school board election
Mrs Charles Hackett Bowdoinham Me states she has made no statements about her views if elected to the school board and warns that any differing claims are propaganda for which the speakers will be held responsible. Other local items include a gratitude fund for Sagadahoc grange, social gatherings, visitors, births, illnesses, and a church youth contest.
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Charles Hackett
Respy
Bowdoinham
MacDougal
Bess MacDougal
Presque Isle
Clara Fogg
Charles Browne
Margaret Gile
Helen Britt
Avery Fides
George Cutler
A. S. MacDougal
Bess MacDoual
Edna Loon
Richmond
William Kendall
Hallowell Rest Home
Methodist Church
Harold Curtis
Bowdoin
Tom Hackett
Sagadahoc
Freeport
Maurice Ware
Charlotte Blodgett
L.H. Jerry
A .S. MacDougal
Jane Brown
Charles
I. C.irish
Edith Wood
Courtney Nealey
F. S. Leathers
Max Kendall
Portland
Carrie Kendall
Mary Hatch
Anson Given
Sedgley
Mary Heenie
Richard Brown
Elmer Raymond
Irving Howe
Stockholm
Boston
Frank Millay
Topsnam Grange
Grange
Bowdeinham
Topsham Grange
Earl Packard
Gushman Road
Heffner
Herbert Merrill
New Jersey
Edward LaRochelle
Bowdoin Grange Meets For Regular Saturday Session
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange held a regular meeting Saturday evening at the Bowdoin Center with Ernest Carr presiding. About 25 attendees enjoyed a good program and games for the youth. Neighbors gathered at Ned Carr’s home for a earlier evening visit with ice cream and cake served.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Hal Bowdoin Center
Ernest Carr
Nednessy
Central Maine General Hospita
Marion Curtis
John Curtis
Auburn
A. E. Purinton
Curtis
N. E. Curtis
Charles Babb
Talented Woman to Assist at Services This Week
Mrs. Robinson has sung in major U S churches including Moody Chicago First Baptist Dallas and Minneapolis First Baptist under Truett Riley and Rader. She draws rapid color chalk pictures nightly and plays piano accordion as gospel songs are sung. Services run Sundays and every evening at 7 30 for two weeks except Saturdays.
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United States
Moody Church of
Chicago
R. A. Torrey
Paul Rader
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Tex
George W. Truett
First Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Minn
W. B. Riley
Robinson
Banks R. Robinson
St Patrick’s Day Program at Dromore Grange
Dromore grange held its St Patrick’s Day meeting with visitors from West Bath grange. Members and guests wore green, a dinner featured baked beans and a decorative cake. The program included readings on Ireland, pictures of the Blarney Stone, Irish songs, and a talk on Irish customs. The group denounced foreign made goods and urged American products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Dromore Tudsay
Ralph Trask
Blue Bird Hus
Joseph Oliver
Wallace MacDonald
West Bath Grange
MacDonald
Dromore
Annie Malcolm
Humphrey Owen
Elfreda Perkins
Malcolm
Perkins
Blarney Stone
Bessie Dickinson
Hubert McCarty
Ethel MacDonald
Emma Ingalls
Marion Rafael
Miss Dickinson
Blarney Castle
Grace Dickinson
Ireland
Ralph Kenney
Eorge Ingalls
Grace Kenney
Shannon
Killarney
St. Patrick
Reading
City Council Banquet Highlights Lively Evening
Harris T. Rodick drew laughs as the so called biggest liar in North America at a Brotherhood gathering. City officials and guests including W Emery Chase Jr and Councilmen Cahoon Hart Lyden and Gediman enjoyed songs by Pres Andrews and a harmonica duet. The Phoenix venue featured a hollow square table setup, an excellent menu and praise for the organizing committee with thirty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris T. Rodick
North America
Brotherhood
Rody
W. Emery Chase, Jr
ERA
Walter G. Lyden
Earl P. Cahoon
Raymond M. Hart
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Roscoe P. McFadden
Overseers of
Andrews
McPherson
Henderson
Freeman
Walter L. Whitney
Mahree
Cahoon
Arthur W
Raymond C. Hart
Horace B. Woodman
Mark A. Jackson
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Sidney A. McPherson
August Walter
Harold W. Child
Langdon Green
Police Department
Gardiner Scout to Represent Troop at Silver Anniversary
Carl Gardner a Gar diner high school freshman was chosen to represent the Gardiner troop of Boy Scouts at the Silver Anniversary of Scouting in Washington D C next August selection made by troop officials and the Scout committee by combined vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gardner
Gardiner High School
Gardiner Troop
Boy Scouts
Washington, D. C
Scout Committee
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Goodyear
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Democratic County Committee
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France-Amerique
de- Witt Hotel
Andre Roman
Lewiston
Conservatory of Brussels
Belgium
Ronan
Edmond Rostand
Cyrano de
Mrs. Robinson
U. S
Japan
Incenses Grangers
Owen
Annie Bowker
Jay
Woburn
W. McIntosh
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R. I
Its Bros
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Opera House
Katherine Hepburn
Chas. Bickford
Hurricane James Barton
Helen Mack
Eddie Cantor
Stuart Erwin
Betty Furness
David Copperfield
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