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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

1

Massachusetts Tercentenary Celebration Promises Statewide Event

The piece urges Massachusetts to celebrate the tercentenary of the Bay Colony with broad participation and emphasizes preservation of historic sites and relics. It highlights Salem as a key museum site and laments Bath’s loss of priceless artifacts, urging public press promotion of the State Museum to reclaim and safeguard items for future generations.

Massachusets Massachusetts Bay Colony Massachusetts Salem Bath Maine

Massachusetts towns unite against mosquitoes coast to coast

Nearly half the towns in Massachusetts join a statewide mosquito control effort forming the Massachusetts Mosquito Control Commission led by Colonel Frederick H. Payne. The plan funds surveys and removal of breeding grounds, citing Canal Zone and Cuba precedents, with paid road work and highway upgrades aiding employment as winter ends. Byrd Antarctic expedition returns home to a warm welcome after remarkable achievements.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Mosquito Control Commission Frederick H. Payne Greenfield Canal Zone Cuba Phippsburg Maine

Yarmouth votes to keep existing federal highway route

At a town meeting the Yarmouth vote favored keeping the current shore route of federal highway one. The tally was 231 for the present route and 199 for a proposed inland replacement through the town’s business section. Locals expect the choice to influence regional development and access to Cumberland Foreside.

Yarmouth Spear’s Hill Cumberland Foreside

Belfast Grand Army post votes to disband

Nine surviving members of the Grand Army post in Belfast vote to disband. The article notes that Memorial Day parades once drew many veterans and laments that soon none will remain, with American Legion steps in as successors.

Grand Army Belfast Boys In American Legion

Augusta State Library building plans submitted soon

The Governor and executive council have directed architects to prepare plans for a new State Library building in Augusta. The project, long needed, will enhance capitol grounds and provide more commodious quarters for the growing department.

State Library Augusta Capitol

Graf Zeppelin Admiral Eckener Signs Ocean Airship Contracts

Dr Hugo Eckener announces contracts with large American interests to operate ocean crossing airship service using ships similar to the Graf Zeppelin. Interior transport to be connected by planes. Patriots day is observed with store closures. Maine merchants plan to stay open Saturday and close Monday.

Hugo Eckener Maine

Maine Indians Seek Native Agent for State Representation

In Old Town Maine Native colonists advocate for a native representative to act as state agent and are circulating petitions to support the move amid growing desire for local leadership.

Maine Old Town

Bath golfers may see Emery mountain course approved

Talk of a golf course on the Emerys mountain property returns as a long awaited plan. The proposal could be realized soon, pleasing the local Bath golf community and their supporters.

Emery's Mountain Bath

Greta Garbo S premieres Anna Christie at Opera House

Greta Garbo stars in her first talking picture Anna Christie at the Opera House Wednesday and Thursday. The article praises her voice and performance with strong support from Charles Bickford and George Marion, directed by Clarence Brown in a refined adaptation of Eugene ONeill's work.

Greta Garbo Anna Christie Miss Garbo Opera House Mollie Merrick Hartford, Conn Times Garbo Eugene O’neil Anna Charles Bickford DeMille George Marion Old Chis Marion New York Marie Dressler Clarence Brown

Teane Council Elects Officers and Appoints Officials

The city council elected officers for three year terms with Ralph K. Hall receiving a vote, and Wilmer I. Voorhees named overseer of the poor. Major posts include city marshal Walter L. Whitney and city auditor Mrs. Emily Morgan, plus numerous surveyors and weighers. Former Mayor Cahill reassumed as Knox & Lincoln Railroad representative after Purington resignation.

Pen Ee Teane Sutherland Dar Lymantees Gaalea L. Simpson Ralph A. Pinkham Pinkham Simpson Ralph K. Hall Wilmer I. Voorhees Harry W. Thebeau Raymond M. Haley Harry M. H Arthur K. Purington Knox & Lincoln Railroad Mr. Purington George W. Dean Charles H. Cahill Walter L. Whitney Harold W. Child Edmund P. Briggs Scott Morse Stephen Litchfield Seth S. Mullin William Mann J. Edward Hughes John J. Desmond Edward E. Morse Emily Morgan Surveyors Arthur W. Brown Daniel A. Bishop J. Edward Drake Charles R. Farnham Ernest F. Kelley Wendel P. Stevens William H. White Alfred J. Keene James E. Mitchell John W. Smith Sidney L. Eaton Herbert E. Worrey Edward E.morse Frank M. Churchill Gerald S. Atkinson Herbert L. Grinnell Rolands. Beals Harry S. Farrell Josephine Fraser Henry W. Howard Roscoe P. Higgins Samuel Kirkpatrick Edward

Seven assistant assessors chosen after council clash

The council split over Mrs. F. Alice MacDonald's bid as assistant assessor. A joint convention elected her 15 to 12, naming seven assessors with specified duties and salaries. Ward 6 lists MacDonald. other wards assign Alden Denham, Harry Thebeau, Ernest Avery, Dorothy Belanger, William Farrell, and Ernest Heald. Additional appointments to health and city offices were confirmed, with further lays over for police. Highway and Sewers board members were chosen Wednesday.

E. Mason Wright F. Alice MacDonald Harry D. Robinson Robinson Wright MacDonald Board of Common Council Maine Alden P. Denham Harry W. Thebeau Ernest R. Avery Dorothy C. Belanger William Farrell Ernest B. Heald

Local Council Contests End With Narrow City Victory

In a council race Eugene A. You land’s name was proposed with Beal defeating 13 to 7. Mayor Small presided along with Aldermen and common council leaders Pres. Bi and Pres. Quicksall. After votes, officials toasted with cigars supplied by Mayor Small City Clerk Gilmore Pres. Quicksall and Clerk Wright.

Tee Ed Iheeee Wright Eugene A. Youland Mr. Beal Mayor Small Pres Quicksall Small Gilmore Clerk Wright Common Council

Committee Appointments Under Mayor and President

Mayor Small and President Quicksall announce committee assignments with the Mayor and common council president on all joint standing committees. Each list names the chair first, followed by aldermen and council members for each panel, including Finance, Charities and Corrections, Ordinances, Public Buildings, Public Lighting, and more. Special panels include Police, State aid and pensions, and Licenses with specific aldermen.

Small Pres Quicksall Common Council Whitney Brown Whittemore Fall Belanger Sewall and Wold Knight Morse Aderton Wright and Cutting Tobey Youland and Page Wright Haynes, Mank Manufacturers Manufacturing Youland Churchill Brown and Wold Whitehouse Whitney and Wold Beal Haley Stacy and Bailey Stover Morse and Robinson Whitney and Robinson and Stacy and Whitney Aderton and Whittemore Wright and Brown Morse, Tobey and Stacy Haynes Povich Sewall Haley and Page Mank and Bailey

Six Point and Seven Point Health Initiative for Maine Pupils

The program aims to address malnutrition vision impairment hearing defects throat conditions nasal obstruction and defective teeth in children. Early correction safeguards future health and education while benefiting national well being. Pupils qualifying receive Six or Seven Point buttons and certificates signed by officials including B. E. Packard Dr C. F. Kendall and Henry Richards.

Maine B. E. Packard C. F. Kendall Henry Richards Maine Public Health Association

Beale Delivers Insightful Bowdoin Talk on London Naval Parley

Professor Howard K. Beale of Bowdoin College history discusses past naval conferences and the current London parleys at the Winter Street Church Men's Club. He reviews outcomes and flags significance, with Eugene Desmond slated to speak next Friday the 28th.

Howard K. Beale Department of History Bowdoin College London Winter Street Beale Eugene Desmond

A 78 year old Maine woman stacks a half cord of wood

A 78-year-old Mrs. John Haines of Ft. Fairfield was praised for a remarkable one day effort by stacking a half cord of wood delivered to her home in a single day.

John Haines Ft. Fairfield

Rheumatic Specific Patient Praises Buxton Remedy

A 76 year old widow from Amesbury Massachusetts reports recovering from two years in bed with rheumatism after taking twelve bottles of Buxton's Rheumatic Specific. She now does her own housework and asks for a booklet from Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co. with local drugstore support in Abbot Village Maine.

Buxton Annie Buckley Elm St Witness Amesbury Mass James T. Gallagher Pexall Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co Abbot Village Maine Jeadine Drug

Supper Bridge Party by Genesta Circle

Genesta Circle held a supper bridge at the Building Association hall to raise funds, hosting 51 tables with white cloths and carnation centerpieces donated by Perkins Greenhouses and Kennebec Greenhouses. A later auction awarded prizes to both ladies and gentlemen, while praise for the circle’s orderly service came from attendees.

Perkins Greenhouses Kennebec Greenhouses Anne Deering Annette Merrill Ada Deering Eunice Walters Grace Sampson Sarah Wakefield Elizabeth Jackson Agnes Perry Helah Roseville Pottery William Daley Arthur Pepper John Wilson Ralph Blakeney Otis N. E. Card Leland R. Mitchell Cora Mae Hunter Alice Shackford Mae Ward Lyda Howard Jennie Small Ella Wright Rose Rogers Lucy Pike Eva Helah

Corsair II Nears Completion at Bath Iron Works

Bath Maine reports J Pierpont Morgan visiting the Bath Iron Works to inspect Corsair II, the largest Atlantic coast yacht under construction. He spent a full day aboard and progress is described as complete with launch expected around April 10 for private ceremony.

J. Pierpont Morgan New York Bath Bath Iron Works Corp Atlantic Mr. Morgan

Yacht to Visit Easter Island

The Johnson expedition plans a voyage to Easter Island in the South Pacific to explore its mysteries. The island’s vast graves and carved stone figures hint at a vanished population and advanced engineering. Earlier finds include seven ancient wooden tablets with glyphs deciphered partly by William J. Thomson.

Rano Raraku William J. Thomson Smithsonian Institution Johnson South Pacific

Mrs Roland Hill Hosts Luncheon at High Street Home

Mrs Roland F Hill entertained with a luncheon at her High street home on Wednesday noon. During the afternoon, cards were enjoyed.

Roland F. Hill High Street

Kurisko Surprised by Sheriff's Force

Kurisko, sought by Berlin police for three years, was found at a Bowdoin farm after a tip from Berlin Marshal Stewart. He exited the woods with two boys, was cuffed on sight, and taken to Bath police headquarters to await Berlin officers. He reportedly left a wife and large family in Berlin.

Kurisko Berlin N. H Bowdoin City Marshall Orville Stewart Dupassions Bowdoina Dupal Bath

Card Party Planned by Dike School P T A at New Home

Dike School P T A plans a card party at its new home in Oliver Circle community houses. At the Wednesday meeting Mrs Florence Side linger reported repairs completed. Committee chair is Mrs Raymond Powers with members including Mrs John Conley and others.

Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds Flower Talk Session

Nequasset Farm Bureau met at the Cosmopolitan Club house Wednesday at 230 pm. Mrs. Alice Churchill and Miss H Emma Magoun gave talks on flowers and a general forum followed. The next meeting is April 2 at Mrs James Colbys home with Dish Washing as the topic and Hortense Welsh among the presenters.

Nequasset Farm Bureau Cosmopolitan Club Alice Churchill H. Emma Magoun Arthur Norton James Colby

Divorce Decree Granted in Bath Case

John A. Leonard is granted a divorce from Emma Ellen Leonard of Bath on cruelty and abusive treatment. The decree, issued after January term consideration by Justice James H. Hudson, was received by the Sagadahoc county clerk of courts Thursday afternoon.

John A. Leonard Emma Ellen Leonard Bath Sagadahoc County Leonard Sagadahoc County Superior Court James H. Hudson

Atticthoodful Supper Brings College Guests and Lively Program

An attetiited supper decorated with yellow crepe candles and bunches drew a large crowd. Guests included four men from Iow College Boston George R Blue Newtonville Mass John H Fowler Binghampton N Y George ER Ladd Belmont NH and Walter Sillen Quincy Mass. Ladd and Blue led singing while Gordon College students performed. Reverend Kenneth E Morse delivered a humorous selection from Colgate songs. Sillen drew chalk sketches spoofing Bible distribution and a green army recruit. He noted ministry appeals over a promising career in cartooning. The evening closed with a worship service and the benediction continue

Senate Iow College Boston George R. Blue Newtonville Mass John H. Fowler Binghampton N. Y George ER. Ladd Belmont N. H Walter Sillen Quincy Sillen Green Army Maine Bible Society Sport Boston Post Fowler

Kurisko Captured by Berlin Officers After Chase

Berlin New Hampshire officers arrived in Bath to take Joseph Kurisko into custody. He had slipped custody previously and was armed with a double bladed axe when apprehended at Bowdoin by Sheriff Henderson and deputies. Nine warrants awaited service as officers moved in with revolvers drawn.

Berlin N. H Bath Joseph Kurisko Henderson New Hampshire Kurisko Bowdoin John Crosby Abram Oliver Orville Stewart

Bates Arrives From Maine For Spring Vacation Visit

University of Maine student Howard Bates arrived Saturday to spend the spring vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Bates of Snow Park.

Howard Bates University of Maine Mrs Delmar Bates Snow Park

Crossword Puzzle Glossary of Clues

A compiled list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and hints covering poets battleships deities animals plants tools and general wordplay. Entries reference terms like shackle kidney related adjectives and linguistic prefixes to guide solvers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Times Company Front Street B. Nichols Tress Webber Quienes Byrd Frogen Wastes South Pole City Council H. B. Duce Board of Health Dr. Duce Edwin L. Emmons Amy A. Hodgdon Board of Assessors Wilmer I Highway and Sewer Board the Board of Highways and Sewers Genesta Circle J. P. Morgan Easter Island Mt. Waldo Granite Works Frankfort Dike School P.T.A Nequasset Farm Bureau Kurisho India the International Syndicate
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