Men in Bath Churches Attend Annual Banquet at YMCA
About a hundred men from Bath church clubs gathered at the YMCA Tuesday for the annual Men’s Clubs Banquet. Rev. Charles R. Sims gave thanks, toastmaster Samuel A. Morse led greetings, and leaders from Central, Winter Street, Grace, First Baptist, Beacon, and Corliss Street churches spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Bath
Y.M.C.A
Beason Brotherhood
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Kennebec
P. M
FE Everett Pierce
Grace
Bath City Award Honors For Five Year Safety Record
Bath, Maine, awarded a National Safety Council certificate for a second straight year without a fatal motor vehicle accident within city limits. Bath was the only Maine city among over 1,100 entrants. council hosts a New York banquet with governors and six other top safety cities. Bath also won the 1935 contest. St Mary’s edged Chestnut Street M E in the state church tournament finals 28-25 at the Y M C A gym with a 52-40 semifinal win over Mont Holy Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
National Safety Council
Maine
Waldorf
New York
Paul Vo. McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
C. H. Watson
St. Mary's
Chestnut Street M. E
Portland
Bath Boys
Mont Holy Trinity
Saco
Hammond Street
Bangor
Bath Y. M. C. A
Chestnut
Charlie Stover
Lomac
Forest City
Johnny McDonald
Harold Bombard
Steve St. Laurent
Bob Footer
Bombard
Fortier
Yankee A Threat as Contender for Defense Honors
The yacht Yankee under owner Frank C Paine and designer Gerard B Lambert unveils major changes to challenge Ranger and Endeavour in the America's Cup defense. The 86 ft 3 in waterline sloop gains a knockabout rig with forward moved mast and larger mainsail, a single big headsail, and a new simplified backstay. Led by Paine and Lambert, the plan aims to prove Yankee faster despite Ranger's apparent edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Gerard B. Lambert
Frank C. Paine
Harold Vanderbilt
Ranger
Lambert
T. O. M. Sopwith
Paine
Lambo
Park Avenue
Clinton H. Crane
Halvard
Cosmopolitan Club Elects New President At Annual Meeting
The Cosmopolitan Club elected Mrs Paul G Boudreau as president succeeding Mrs Gardiner R Deering who did not seek re election. Officers include Mrs William Dennison first vice president, Miss Marcia Moulton treasurer, Miss A Elizabeth Colby secretary, and a slate of directors led by Mrs Gardiner R Deering with three year terms. The banquet preceded the vote as members urged involvement across club departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Freetiinnce
Marion Hill
Paul G. Boxudikian
Cosmopolitan Club
Gardiner R Deering
Edwin H. Given
Wakefield
Mass
Deering
Bagdikian
William W. Dennison
Carl Y. Kennedy
Marcia Moulton
Paul L. Boudreau
A. Elizabeth Colby
Christine C. Curtis
Uline
Wold
Given
Baegdikien
Bath
Bardikien
Carl. Preree
Gratz Jurkson
Aliwr F Norris
Frederius
Humphress
Mis
Marjerie
Lioop Mish Tanee
AX Baek
Tim Hospitaitt
Nu Howard
Bates
Mirrtel
Steen
Abe Khrel HiGseky
Ieee
Ratian
Jess BP
Wilson
Some
G. Civertlatt Dfney Agl
Crardiner RO Deerin
Bendikion
Pierce
Hote
Allee
EF Jehpeemeth
Il Zu W Deerite
Toenser Club
Dle
Tut Tae
Rachid
Triplets Born at Bath Memorial Hospital
Triplets a son and two daughters were born Tuesday at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Morris H Cohen of 10 Old South Place. Dr Joseph J Smith served as attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Joseph J. Smith
Ae Ee
Maine Odd Ladies Meet With Myrtle Lodge on Friday
The Maine government LL. O of S. O. L. held its quarterly session with Myrtle Lodge No. 8 drawing 53 attendees from Auburn Fern Portland Lewiston Brunswick Waterville. Officials named memorial plans for June in Brunswick and Past Ladies night set for May. A dinner and supper were served by lodge committees and funds were collected at an apron table.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Maine
LL. O of S. O. L
Myrtle Lodge
Auburn
Fern
Portland
Lewiston Brooks
Lewiston
Pine Cone
Hyacinth
Merrymeeting
Brunswick
Fort Halifax
Waterville
Nellie Hunt
Blanche Simpson
Merrymeeting Lodge
Clara Collins
Lewiston Brooks Lodge
Myrtle
Lucy Perry
Eva Atwood
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Ida Oliver
Edith Nash
Annie J. S. Lemont
Bath
Velma Neilson
Ethel Abbott
Elsie M. Alexander
Mary S. Curtis
Bertha Cullinan
Alice G. Larock
Lydia Bendix
Addie Murray
Oakland
Gertrude Stewart
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Grace Sylvester
Georgia E. Wilson
Westbrok
Alice Peterson
Secreyaes
Reuler
Wilson
Alice Soule
Carrie Hilton
Ferry Aquidneck to Undergo Bath Iron Works Repairs
The ferry Aquidneck, damaged by fire at South Portland last Thursday, will be repaired at Bath Iron Works. Archibald M. Main said the process will take about a month and delay trial trips originally planned for this week. Significant interior damage includes saloon, cabins, insulation, and large port side windows. Estimated damage likely between 14000 and 20080 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquidneck
South Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Archibald M. Main
Bath Tron Works Corp
Mann
Alderman Williams Robson Ward Travels 120 Miles to Attend Meetings
Robson Ward, an alderman, travels about 120 miles for each city council meeting. He works for New England Telephone and Telegraph and is currently at Rangeley. Heavy snow blankets the Phillips to Rangeley route, with four feet reported. He left 32 Western Avenue at 4 am Tuesday to return Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Williams
Robson
New England Tel. & Tel
Cocas
Foremar
Rangeley
Phillips
Western Avenue
Tzescue Eos
City government holds Monday night election of officers
The 90th city council met without Mayor Arti Sewall due to convalescence. Alderman Bragg won the presidency of the Board of Aldermen 9 to 9, while Legard defeated Donnell for Common Council president, and several incumbents were re elected or declined. The joint convention lasted 50 minutes with unanimous ballots for key posts including Gilmore clerk and Robson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arti Sewall
Frederick E. Drake
Edgar B. McCausland
Ralph W Brags
Board of Aldermen
George M. Emery
Bragg
Emery
Forest C. Legard
William T Donnell
Common Council
John W. Gilmore
Elbridge R Wright
Earl P. Cahoon
George J Goodwin
John T. Dwyer
Ralph A. Piikham
City Forester
Sewall
Divvid L. Wilson
Central Church
Rumsey Iy
Andy Moreh
Pres. Emerys Nane
Haskell
William O. Robson
Emerys
Ralph W. Bragg
Mr. Legard
Horace B. Woodman
Frank H. Turner
Charles T. Small, Jr
Wiliam T. Donnell
Wright
Harris T. Rodick
Mr. Donnell
Rodick
Fortier
Donald D. Young
Turner
Walter L. Whitney
Robson
Finnly J. Morgan
Commaiman Woodman
Harold W. Child
Hiskell
John A Lord
Uss.n
Civ
Knox & Lancoln
Payhead
Councilhitetie Allure
Thatcher
Pinkham
Imies BC Parks of Board of
Woodmay
Haskell Charke
Pink- Praiy
Council
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ST. Mary’s
Chestnut Street
M. E
Forest City Church League
ST. Mary's Basketeers
James Skaling
Robert Footer
Maurice Skaling
Leland Fortier
George Perry
Donald Perry
Henry Sarkis
Harold Perry
Edward Hogan
Robert Perry
Ernie Sarkis
Hillttoppers
Johnny Lomac
Beacon’ Brotherhood
Carter
St Mary's
Nick” Carter
Jeader
Chestnut Streeters
St. Maryo
Poi Lomue
Traime B
Marain St. Laurant
Hilltoppers
Skaling
Jead
Capt. Skaling
Lomaé
Bobby Footer
A Neal
Prescott Wil- Son
Cosmo Club
Paul G. Bagdikian
Farnham
Yule
Cogin
Frederick W Humphreys
Carl C. Anderson
Charles Horrost
Lac
Eva J. Craudet
Joseph C
Paul G. Bagdirian
D. C
Triplets
ODD Ladies
Evelyn Jordan
Bath Iron Works
Breas
Pug
Sarah
Wrigt
Tnes
Harold
Gidermeh
Vrtel
Dave Addai
Pankhiin
Alatt AG Borer
Dwyer der Pepi
Bt Nak
Gron Pheer
Congahtte
Hickell
Cetin Tura
Jawvobs Smiths
Rome
Feenee Bee Aus
Vets
Roddick
Ralph Gray
Gawleom
G Bailey
Bailey
Yeats
Oex
Gemitonne
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