Miss Katherine E Marshall York leader in Maine DAR activities
Miss Katherine E Marshall of York Village is Maine D A R state vice regent and a charter member of Old York chapter where she served as treasurer secretary and regent. An author organist coal merchant and member of several groups she chairs or serves on multiple state DAR committees and writes for national archives. She is a Congregationalist Republican and a rugged individualist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Marshall
York Village
D.A.R
Maine
Marshall
Old York
York
Ile
State View
Augusta
National League of American Pen Women
Maine Writers’ Research Club
Miss Mutha
Caroline Scott Harrison
WCSH
Portland
WHEB
Portsmouth
N. H
First Parish
Miss Marshall
Daughters of American Revolution
Charles Hackett
Frank Siegars
Ida Fowle
George Cutler
Karl Hatch
Bert Merrill
Margaret Gile
Leland Chapman
Emma Ferguson
A. S. MacDougal
Richmond
Linwood Rideout
University of Maine
Phillip Rideout
Vera Baker
Avery Fides
Spear Sedgley
Caleb Mitchell
Fred Leavitt
George Sedgley
Maine D A R State Recording Secretary Reveals Conference
Mrs. Herbert E. Foster of Winthrop named Maine D A R state recording secretary as the 38th annual conference opens at Winter Street Congregational Church. The opening follows a Tuesday executive board meeting at Hotel Phoenix and a Monday business session in the church, with Foster a charter member of Patience Stanley chapter No. 1111 and active in local and state organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Foster
Winthrop
Maine
Winter Street Congregational Church
Hotel Phoenix
Foster
Patience Stanley
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Regent
Conservation
Maine Federation of Women's Labs
Winthrop Literary Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Babb and Ryan Wed in Portland Ceremony
The marriage of Albert A. Babb and Elizabeth Ryan was recorded by City Clerk John W. Gilmore. Justice Harry E. Nix officiated the ceremony at 120 Exchange Street in Portland on Friday, March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Albert A. Babb
George W. Babb
Elizabeth Ryan
Portland
William Oltz
Boston
Oltz
Harry E. Nixon
120
Exchange Street
Rawleigh Routes Seek Reliable Workers in Three Counties
Newspaper ad calls for men to handle Rawleigh routes serving 800 families in West Lincoln South Knox and Bath counties. Start earning about 25 dollars weekly with rapid growth possible. Write Rawleigh Dept MEC 9 S Albany NY.
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Rawleigh
Lincoln
Knox Counties
Bath
Dept
MEC
Albany
N. Y
Special week on ladies and men's footwear sale
This week only offers Ladies Clinton Brown and Black Ties Cuban and Military Heel styles and Men's House Moccasins with sole at $1.15. Growing Girls Patent Leather one strap shoes priced at $1.69.
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Clinton
Sidelights on Freshet Struggles Along Androscoggin and Kennebec
Evening readers record a flood’s reach from Brunswick to Augusta with towns reporting power plant damage in Brunswick and Gardiner, a shattered bridge at Brunswick Narrows, sewage and water lines under water, and ice jams threatening transport. Officials consider aircraft aid and ferry use as the river slowly subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Maine
Brunswick
Topsham
Androscoggin
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Highway Bridge
New Brunswick-Topsham Highway
Pejepscot Paper Co
Maine Central Bridge
Merrymeeting Park
Brunswick Narrows
Old Bay Bridge
War Department
Merrymeeting Bay
Richmond Water Co
Richmond Bee
Maine Central
Gardiner-Randolph Bridge
Commonwealth Shoe Factory
Randolph
Frank Tracey
James Walker & Sons
Kennebec
Farmingdale
Louden Hill
Augusta Yacht Club
Augusta Lumber Co
Chevrolets Extend Lead in Eagles Bowling Standings
Pete Oliver's Chevrolets captured seven of eight points in the second match, widening their Eagles circuit lead to 10 with three weeks left. Harold Holmes' Pontiacs stayed second, but only earned three points as Ralph Boardman's Plymouths closed the gap. Bob Burns' Stars nailed seven points, while Dick Frates' Fords held third with two points and Wilfred Skaling led with 304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Oliver
Chevrolets
Eagles
Harold Holmes
Pontiacs
Dick Frates
Fords
Ralph Boardman
Plymouths
Bob Burns
Stars
Oliver
Chevvies
Wilfred Skaling
The
Cutter Osspee Breaks Ice In Kennebec River Task
Coast Guard cutter Ossipee under Captain P K Perry fights through thick ice from Winslow's ledges to Day's Ferry in Woolwich to clear a passage for movement toward the sea. After a long slow effort the ship made progress, struck a damaged rudder, and resumed work. The ice jams and tides are discussed as engineers warn of possible shore damage or large floes moving downstream. Rev Timothy C Maney of St Mary's Bath and others witnessed the bridge collapse in Brunswick Topsham caused by the tides lifting ice cakes.
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Coast Guard
Ossipee
Merrymeeting Bay
Kennebec
P. K. Perry
Winslow
Woolwich
Brunswick-Topsham
Drayton to Launch Monday Amid Ice Risk
Officials plan to launch the Drayton on Monday at 12.40 p.m. to safeguard J. Pierpont Morgan's yacht Corsair. The Coast Guard cutter Ossipee will stand by, with Bath and Woolwich bridge as buffers, while river ice conditions are watched closely for possible delays.
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Coast Guard
Ossipee
Merrymeeting Bay Field
Bath
Drayton
Kennebec
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Bath-Woolwich Bridge
Annual Cosmo Club banquet and meeting held at club house
The Cosmo Club held its annual banquet and meeting at 894 Washington Street with 104 members present. The event featured a formal dinner prepared by directors and served by junior club members, followed by community singing and officer reports. A memorial for six deceased members was observed and multiple resignations and officer elections were announced, along with committee assignments and plans for a crippled child program and a spring card party to benefit federation education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Grace
Ruth H. Farnham
Carl C. Anderson
David S. Cogan
Charles H. Frost
Frederick W. Humphreys
Leland R. Mitchell
Marcia ‘Moulton
Christine C. Curtis
Lillian C. Miller
Jennie P. Perkins
Louise A. Bucknam
Archibald M. Main
Minnie A. White
Book Fund
Carl F. Pierce
Federation
Roscoe P. McFadden
Elizabeth B. Deering
Gardiner R. Deering
Frank A. Hodgdon
Garden Club
Leroy F. Colby
William L. Skelton
Joseph I. Smith
Leslie J. Wold
Annie Palmer
Harry E. Stetson
Ella J. Douglas
Frances D. Lane
Annie Torrey
Charles M. Miller
Wold
Stanley M. Brown
Frostina E. Marston
Addie D. Palmer
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Edwin H. Given
N. Gratz Jackson
Dorothy A. Welch
Portland
Federation Fund
Hodgdon
Alice F. Johnson
Carl Y. Kennedy
Louis M. Silverman
Mildred G. Nichols
Cogan
Welch
Miriam W. Kimball
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
Ann Gearing
Helen E. Hartwell
Clarence A. Merrill
Albert S. Noyes
Oldest Odd Fellow Rue Whitney to celebrate 100th birthday
Rue W. Whitney of Ellsworth Falls, formerly of South Berwick, who joined Olive Branch lodge No. 28, I.O.O.F. in 1864, is expected to turn 100 on October 16. He has traveled across the United States and lives with daughter Hattie M. Whitcomb. The next oldest is William Arbuthnot of Canton, who will be 100 next November.
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Rue W. Whitney
Ellsworth Falls
South Berwick
Olive Branch Lodge
Mr. Whitney
United States
Hattie M. Whitcomb
William Arbuthnot
Canton
Maine D A R Elects Mrs Victor A Binford State Regent
Mrs Victor Abbot Binford of Roxbury is named state regent of the Maine D A R at the 38th annual conference in Winter Street Congregational Church. She has long led Amariscoggin chapter and promoted radio broadcasting for the society. Hallowell council bans public dances in City Hall, citing gift deed restrictions, after WRDO sought dance permit following Wednesday broadcasts.
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State of
Binford
Amariscoggin
Rumford
John Reed
Sarah Reed Binford
Regent
Maine
Wynifred Staples Smith
Dixfield
Eugene Staples
Sybil Waterhouse
Smith
Happy Gene” Staples
Canton
Hallowell
Hallowell City Hall
March
WRDO
City Hall
Ban gor Lady Rides Flooded Street to Party in Hearse
A Ban gor woman at Center Street beauty parlor faced rising floodwater when police blocked traffic. A hearse from a nearby garage was moved into position, the driver backed up, and the lady entered. She reached her party on time with her curls intact.
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Bangor
Center Street
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Senter’s, Inc
Scranton
Arthur Allen - Brewster
Sedgwick Optometrists
State Recording Secretary
Herbert E. Foster of
Herbert Foster
Babb
Ryan
Bill Hatch
Bowdoinham
William Hamilton
George Hamilton
Merry Meeting Grange
Lewis Williams
Alvin Huntoon
William Gould
Carr
Woods
Jessie Ames
Percy Rideout
Mr. Rideout
Ella Purington
Velmar Purington
Delmar Curtis
Tom Hackett
Ralph Purington
Lewiston
Shrine Circus
Eleanor Webber
R. D. Purington
Clara Fogg
Eagle Hotel
Ada Briary
Jose
William Given
Emily Rideout
Ernest Millay
Ipswich
Mass
Nellie Sylvester
Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
C. O. Purington
Ernest Frye
Richmond-Dresden
Swan Island
South
Eagles' Bowling League
CGV
Seole Tire
Dents
Ahr
PGMS
Ederst Ny
Bo Lees Heart
M. Oliver
Cosmo Club
Granville M. Colby
Eleanor P. Danforth
William W. Dennison
Lena D. Donnell
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Walter S. Wiggin
Victor A. Binford
Victor Abbot Binford
Opera House
Lyle Talbot
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Larry Crabbe
Katherine DeMille
John Boles
Mata and
Lotus
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