Social Roundup Highlights Local Supper Ties
Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted a Washington street supper for Lieut Com and Mrs Glenn H Easton with 32 guests. Prizes went to Mrs Frederick E Drake Miss Anne Kimball and Edward Sewall and Mr Easton. Numerous local families, clubs and students appear in the social notices and visits across Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Glenn H. Easton
Frederick E. Drake
Anne Kimball
Edward Sewall
Mr. Easton
Easton
William 8. Newell
Arthur Sewall
Harry W. Tucker
Rodney E. Ross
Alden G. Smith
James A. Gillies, Jr
Edwin R. Andrews
William D. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
James O. Lincoln
Miriam W. Kimball
Byron F. Barker
Sumner Sewall
Henry ©. Wright
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Allen Morrell
Brunswick
Miss Anne Van Leewyn visits Hyannis nurse on Cape Cod
Miss Anne Van Leewyn of Oxford Mass returns after a week at the home of Miss Dorothy Huggard R N Hyannis during her annual four week vacation from Cape Cod Hospital duties Miss Huggard and sister Mrs Roland Robinson of Watson Street accompanied her to Boston and stayed with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver in Quincy Mass Mrs Archibald M Main returns home on Middle Street from a visit with her daughter Mrs H Warren Halterman at Fort McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne van Leewyn
Oxford
Mass
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Dorothy Huggard
R. N
Hyannis
Cape Cod Hospital
Huggard
Roland Robinson
Waston Street
van Leewyn
Boston
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
H. Warren Halterman
Fort McKinley
Victor Co. introduces noiseless antennae system at School of Instruction
Louis M. Silverman and Carl Adams of Mikelsky's Music store attended a Portland School of Instruction led by Victor Co. engineers showcasing the new noiselss antennae system for All Wave radios and the New Magic Brain. Numerous social visits and local residents’ activities fill the rest of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Silverman
Carl Adams
Mikelsky's Music Store, Inc
Portland
R. C. F. Victor Co
Victor R. C. F. Co
Local Households Report Spring Homecomings and Health Notes
Miss Elizabeth J. Donnell returns home from Augusta General Hospital after an emergency appendicitis operation and convalescence. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Donnell travel from 23 Oak Street to Augusta, joined by Mrs. George Stacey and Peter O'Brien. Duncan Farrell visits Springfield for spring vacation with parents. Mrs. Otto C. Nutting of Mt. Desert writes Mr. Nutting is improving after March illness and prior surgery. Mrs. Allen Cavanaugh recovers from illness and enjoyed an automobile ride. Rodney E. Ross returns from Boston with daughter Barbara and Elinor Shorey home for spring break from Bradford Junior College. Mrs. Ovis Bonney, formerly of this city, is under observation at Brunswick hospital. Ida Greenleaf returns to Cliftondale after a visit for town meeting. Miss Gladys Jewett returns from Lynn for Westport's spring season. Sam Levin of Bath Department Store leaves for a Boston business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Donnell
Augusta General Hospital
Roy A. Donnell
Oak Street
Augusta
George Stacey
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Otto C. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Long Beach
Calif
Nutting
Rodney E. Ross
Boston
Barbara Ross
Elinor Shorey
William S. Shorey
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Ida Greenleaf
Westport
Cliftondale
Albert McFadden
High Street
Maine
Gladys Jewett
Lynn
University of Maine students and locals socialize statewide
Miss Hilda G. Scott a University of Maine junior visits Gorham Normal School with Miss Bernice Neilson of Fairfield during her ten day University vacation. Others travel to Orono Lewiston and Boston for visits and events as families host gatherings and attend lectures and shows across Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda G. Scott
University of Maine
Gorham Normal School
Bernice Neilson
Fairfield
Gorham
Miss Scott
John W. Scott
Court Street
Wing's son born at Memorial hospital Friday morning
A son was born Friday morning at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold B Wing of North street extension. Miss Mabel Scott of West Bath and Miss Ruth Ames of Woolwich passed Tuesday in Portland. Ames has been visiting her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs David Henderson of North Bath for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Hall
Bedford Street
Woolwich
Rachel Gilmore
Memorial Hospital
Harold B. Wing
North Street
Mabel Scott
West Bath
Ruth Ames
Portland
Miss Ames
David
Henderson
North Bath
Whites Surprise West Bath Grange With Florida Visit
The Whites arrived Sunday night from Orlo Vista Florida where they vacationed since November. They traveled home via Route 1 with stops in Washington D C Philadelphia and New York then Bear Mountain crossing Bear Mountain bridge and Mt Vernon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
Bedford Street
West Bath Grange
Florida
Orlo Vista
Washington, D. C
Henderson joins Central Maine Power gas department
Donald Henderson son of Sheriff Albert Henderson and Mrs. Henderson has joined the gas department of Central Maine Power Co. He succeeds Hayden Rogers who moves to the line department in Waterville. Henderson is a University of Maine graduate, class of 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Henderson
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
Central Maine Power Co
Hayden Rogers
Waterville
Mr. Henderson
University of Maine
Miss Anne Kimball Guests at Thaxter Home in Portland
Miss Anne Kimball stayed overnight Friday with her cousin Mrs Langdon T Thaxter in Portland. Dr and Mrs Thaxter hosted a dinner and attended the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Gondoliers at the Playhouse for the Wayndside Loyalty fund in which Dr Thaxter appeared, joined by Arthur Sewall Bosworth Mortimer Warren Roger Snow Warren King John Shroeder Benjamin B Sanderson Frederick H Kimball Minnie A White Henry C Wright Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Thaxter
Warren King
John Shroeder
Benjamin B. Sanderson
Frederick H. Kimball
Minnie A. White
Henry C. Wright
Bath
Mrs N Gratz Jackson Passes Thursday with Mr Jackson
Mrs N Gratz Jackson of Washington Street died Thursday in August with her husband Mr Jackson, reported in a local notice.
Central Church Cafeteria Supper Draws Large Attendance
The Central Church league hosted a well attended cafeteria supper last Wednesday in the parish house. The Marci committee chaired by Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard included Mrs. Marius H. Page as president and members such as Mrs. Duran Howard, Mrs. William S. Newell, Mrs. E. Motley Fuller, Mrs. Fred Fuller, Mrs. Ralph Bragg, Mrs. Charles E. Helah, Mrs. Edmund Briggs, Mrs. William H. Small, Miss Martha Foote and Archibald M. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Marci Committee
Owen J. Ledyard
Marius H. Page
Duran. Howard
William S. Newell
E. Motley Fuller
Fred Fuller
Ralph Bragg
Charles E. Helah
Edmund Briggs
William H. Small
Martha Foote
Archibald M. Main
Social notes and travels of Portland area residents
Mrs Melville Rice of Dummer Street visited in Portland with her daughter and son in South Portland. Mrs John H Hyde and two daughters sailed for Bermuda. Mrs Hyde recovers from back surgery in Boston. Mr Hyde returned home from Brookline. Mrs William A Mann returned from East Orange New Jersey with family. Frances E Mann joined her in Newark for weekend. Fred N Sanborn left for a Boston flower show. Miss Mary Hector from Connecticut College for Women is in Portland for spring vacation with her grandmother Mrs William Sewall. Dancing party planned March 30 at York Hall for Miss Hector and Miss Mary Sewall. Carville Douglas resumed duty as mail carrier after ice fall injuries. Sacred Heart circle study group met with 20 present. Anthony and Rita life papers read. Next meeting April 7. Carol Stevens visiting with her parents Hiram Stevens. Bath visitors noted in Portland list. Wilbur Hagan and Mrs Hagan visited Portland. Mrs Galvin ill at home. Nathan E Coffin returned to Skowhegan after weekend with Mrs Coffin and son. Charles Chesley of West Bath visits with traveling salesman duties in Maine. Mrs James E Lockery returned home after months with her mother in Revere Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Jane Hyde
Nancy Hyde
Elmhurst
Bermuda
Hyde
Boston
Mr. Hyde
Brookline
William A. Mann
Upper Washington Street
East Orange
N. J
William Weed
Percy Mann
That City
Frances E. Mann
Newark
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
New London
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Saint Anthony
St. Rita
Catherine O'Hara
Mary J Cummings
James A. Broom
Portland
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Walter W. Smith
Avon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wallace Chaplin
Lower
John S. Burgess
Donald Sterling Burgess
Mina H. Snipe
High Street
Elsie Piper
Spring Street
Memorial Hospital
Babette Story
Massachusetts
Bath
Lois Swett
Linden Street
Aid
Beacon Street
Edward Lemoine
Park Street
Arthur Gilmore
Archie Wishart
Howard Rice
Mechanic Street
Fred P. Shaw
Carrie Shaw
Rosemarie Brancato
Frye Hall
Y.M.C.A
Mr. Carlton
Wesley Plummer
Prest
Stitphen
Lee
Locke
Reynolds
Cressey
Degrees to be conferred and meetings set in West Bath
April 8 and 15 confer degrees at West Bath grange, while applications must be presented at the March 25 meeting. Numerous local items follow from pheasant sightings near Arrowsic to a town meeting in Phippsburg about street lighting and toll exemption on the Kennebec bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Phippsburg
Kennebec
Church League Banquet Details Full Auxiliary Involvement
The Woman's auxiliary committee led by Mrs. Hermon Crocker prepared and served the large banquet with multiple kitchen and dining room volunteers. The Y.M.A. credited churches for contributions including cakes from Elm and Wesley, coffee from Central, butter from St. Mary's, and cream from Beacon. Miss Emily Spinney of Portland returned after a two week visit in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Committee
Hermon Crocker
Carroll Deering
Charles P. Wetherbee
Arthur Lemont
Ralph Whitehouse
William E. Palmer
Irving Varney
David Alkazin
Albert Henderson
Albert McFadden
Edwin Pinson
Elmer Sidelinger
William H. Small
J. Albert Redson
Arthur Crockett
Harold Avery
Reginald Stacy
Frank Hodgdon
David L. Wilson
Wellington Moore
Pearl Dunbar
Ernest Freeman
Chester Plant
Elbridge Wright
Elm
Peoples
Winter
Winnegance
Wesley
Grace
Central
St. Mary's
Beacon
Emily Spinney
Portland
Bath
Maine's City and Country Unite for Maine Development
A Maine Legislature Publicity Committee meeting praised the state’s unity across towns and farms. The bill to boost Maine Development Commission advertising drew praise from farmers, editors, lawyers, and Fishermen, who spoke of harmony and shared pride in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Development Commission For
Maine
Bia
Paradise
Personal notes from Bath and surrounding towns
The column lists social visits and family events across Bath Portland Avon Conn and nearby areas. Notable items include the passing of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Broom in Portland a new son for Mr. and Mrs. Burgess and social gatherings at homes on Washington Street Park Street Linden Street and Mechanic Street.
Courage Under Fire in Nicaragua Patrol Heroism
Corporal Donald L. Truesdale, a U S Marine serving as a lieutenant in a native force, led a patrol through the Nic aragua jungle in April 1932. He sacrificed safety to shield his native comrades from a bandit ambush, embodying devotion to duty amid lethal jungle fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Truesdale
Truesdale
Nicaragua
Donald L. Truesdale
U. S
Central Greens Win Grammar School Title
Central Greens clinched the YMCA Grammar School league title by defeating North Grammar 28 to 12 in Game 2 of the playoff series at the Y gym. C Stitphen led the Greens with 14 points as North Grammar faded late after a strong third quarter comeback. The championship trophy will be awarded March 30 at the Grammar School track meet closing the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Greens
Y. M. C. A. Grammar School
Y Gymnasium
North Grammar
Greens
C. Stitphen
Lewiston Stamp Club Aims First Air Mail Cachet
Two Lewiston Y M C A stamp club members sponsor a cachet for the first air mail flight from the new airport next June. Sections of the country have sent self addressed envelopes to the Lewiston Chamber of Commerce and postmasters. A. P. McClure handles incoming covers at the Stamp Shop, Park Street. The cachet features a map of Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with the A M route 27 cities listed including Bangor Waterville Augusta Lewiston and Auburn possibly Boston if ordered by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Bangor
Waterville
Augusta
Auburn
Boston
Banking official aids arrest warrant for Basil Finhegah
H G Hoyt of the State Banking department visited the city Wednesday to confer with County Attorney Ralph O Bale and obtain a municipal court arrest warrant for Basil J Finhegah of Belmont Massachusetts. The warrant charges a larceny of about 1 per share with a par value at the time of the alleged offense two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoyt
State Banking Department
Ralph O. Bale
Basil J. Finhegah
Belmont
Mass
Bene County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheaton College
Leland Mitchell
Harry Crosman
South End Contract Club
Wright
Wellington A. Moore
Ernest P. King
Shepard Street
Maine General Hospital
Weeks Street School
Isadore Singer
Amelise Bourque
John Coombs
Donald Hart
James Knight
Rowena London
Eileen Piper
Willard Radley
Frank Staples
Jeanette Varney
Mildred Wallace
Clarence Warner
George Wilson
Priscilla7
Wood
David Young
Marguerite Brown
Maxwell Street
Elwina F. Durgin
Harry E. Ring
State of Maine Society
Bangor House
Colonel Dummer Sewall
Stanley Henderson
David S. Henderson
Fla
Roger D. Skillings
Mrs. Skillings
T. W. Pease
St. Petersburg
Ava Whitney
Frederick Edney
Harry E. Litchfield
Frank Reinoehl
Henry G. Shaw
Reinoehl
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Martha Cahill
Connecticut College For Women
Conn
Charles H. Cahill
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N. Y
Linwood W. Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Waterstreet
Colby College
Betty Fuller
Burnham School
Northampton
Mrs. E. Motley Fuller
John T. Parris
Parris
Edward Gaudreau
Emery Street
Edward Parris
Jack Pinnell
William Field
Yardings
Harold Freeman
East Brunswick
Bliss
Minnie White
Fred H. Kimball
Eastland
Ian Sylvester
Mr. and Eam Sylvester
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bobby Allard
Mechanic Falls
Leah Merrill
Dawn Nelson Wallace
Nassan Institute
Colonial
Natson Institute
Jeanette Shackford
Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Conley
Marion Whitten
Annie Zuma
W. Dayton Hill
Linwood F. Carr
Pins Tree Troops
Richard Bickerstaff
Haddonfield
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Paul Kind
George Nevens
Guy Sprague
Somerville
Harry W. Crosman
J. Edward Brown
Watertown
M. Edith Lemont
Barbara T. Brown
Morse
Walter T. Brown
Stoneham
Richard and
Frederick
New York
England
Albert Ballin
H. E. Turner
Turner
Lake Sebasticook
Newport
Robert
Maggie Denming
Albert Duncan Bragg
Ralph W. Bragg
David Field
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hardings
Ardenne A. Stott
Reading
Dr. Stott
Albert Somes
Ruth
Edward C. Craig
Garden Street
Thomas J. Casey
Greenstreet
Clyde Smith
Executive Jounal
Topsham Grange
Charles E. Roten
Robert Doten
Duncan Farrell
Springfield
Harry Farrell
Turnercourt
Ovis Bonney
Brunswick Hospital
Sam Levin
Bath Departmentore
Warren Parris
Joseph Cyr
Center Street
Herbert E. Calderwood
Orono
Louise Calderwood
Barbara Fisher
Marjorie Fisher
Grace Baker
Jane Lemont
Dummer Sewal
D.A.R. Congress
Clara Newhall Fogg
Bowdeinham
Milton C. Trott
Hartford
Raymond Brown
Damariscotta
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
Pittsfield
Dr. Brown
Mrs
Langdon T. Snipe
Frank W. Hagan
Western Maine Alumni Association
The
Hagan
Duncan Bragg
Alderman
Fargo, N. D
Paul Mason
Gay
Mason
Charlotte Wyman
Front Street
Melville Rice
Dummer Street
Everet, Burt
Concord Street
Woodfords
Herbert Rice
South Portland
Fred N. Sanborn
Carville Douglas
Carol Stevens
U. of M
Hiram T. Stevens
D. D. Clark
William
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur J. Dunton
Sylvester Rowland
Mabel Thwing
James A. Bimson
Frank A. Small
Warren F. Hawley
Jane S. Murphy
Wilbur Hagan
Mrs. Hagan
Garrett Galvin
Nathan E. Coffin
Skowhegan
Charles Chesley
Mr. Chesley
Mrs. Chesley
James E. Lockery
Ida J. Cotton
Revere
Frank Clark, Jr
Maine Fish and Game Department
Earl Wing
Hotel Phoenix
Merton M. Oliver
Center
Opera House
Edwards
Roland Smith Post
A. L
John Crosby
Miles Hagan
J. Horace McClure
Harry Hall
Waldo Weston
Leon Billings
Ralph Gay
Sam Povich
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Herbert W. McCabe
Shirley M. Mank
Ernest B. Heald
Morse High School
William L. Skelton
Eugene M. Desmond
Clinton D. Wilson
Morse High
Warren
Rockland High
Bowdoin College
M. Agnes Fahey
Mary L. Lord
Katherine Conley
Federal
Milton H. Douglas
Harold P. Small
Mr. Small
Edward Kerwin
Shaw Street
Law
Sagadahoe Superior Court
John J. Keegan
Church League
Mr. Kipling
Legislature
State House
United States Marine
Thibodeau
Stilphen
Weeseeeen
Boardman
Eens
Gavagan
Webster
F.G . John
Pete Revereee McLaughlin
Doeaee Morrison
Eeaer Curtis
MacMahan