Subordinate officers elected and salaries fixed for the year
City council in adjourned session elected and confirmed multiple officers for the year including Donald D. Young as Treasurer and tax collector Walter L. Whitney as city marshal Charles C. Toothaker as auditor Harold W. Child as city messenger Dr Francis A. Winchenbach chosen city physician and Arthur K. Purington named Knox and Lincoln railroad representative Alden G. Smith re elected overseer of the poor and appointed city almoner. Salary reductions were approved for most posts in a joint committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Young
Walter L. Whitney
Charles C. Toothaker
Harold W. Child
Francis A. Winchenbach
Knox &Oe
Arthur K. Puringon
Edmund P. Briggs
Scott Morse
Alden G. Smith
Raymond M. Haley
Board of Health
Joseph I. Smith
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Voorhees
Emily J. Morgan
Gardiner G. Deering
Gilmore
Lord
Joseph Charles Footer
Haley
Edward F. Miller
Roscoe P. McFadden
Sidney L. Eaton
Gregware
John N. Taylor
Ward
Dr. Winchenbach
Mark A. Jackson
Daniel T. Dougherty
Cemetery and Park Board
Cyrus W. Longley
Henry M
Perry
Walter W. Smith
Sumner Sewall
Irish
Dougherty
Miller
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Purington
Board of Common Council
Maine
Arthur C. Lemont
Ernest R. Avery
Wendell B. Heal
Common Council
Leslie J. Wold
John A. Lord
Stan
South Portland and Hebron Win Interscholastic Drama Contest
South Portland high school and Hebron academy won first and second places in the second annual interscholastic dramatic contest at Memorial hall Bowdoin College. Other schools were Belfast Lewiston East Millinocket and Winslow. Judges praised improved productions and commended several performers and designers. South Portland won with A Wedding directed by Leota Witmer, while Hebron performed Submerged and took runner up honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland High School
Hebron Academy
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Maine Secondary School Principals’ Association
William G. Crosby
Belfast
Lewiston High
Garret Schenck
High School
East Millinocket
Winslow High
Stanley P. Chase
Frederic W .Brown
Ralph Des. Childs
Robert Hale
Sidney St. Felix Thaxter
Portland
Chase
Denis Bruno
Bowdoin
Mildred R. Thalheimer
Bath
Caribou
Rumford
South Portland
Winslow
Crosby High
Orone High
Lewiston High School
Stuart Cottman
le Vergne Shaw
Lewiston
Morse High School
Margaret Alice Blouin
Dunn
Lover
Shaw
Dreamer
Alfred Bolduc
Brice
George Call
Mac Andrews
Commander
Vinton Lewis
Nabb
Jason Lewis
Jorgson
Edward Harvey
Winslow High School
Lord Dunsany
Clyde E. Russell
Peter Terry
A. E. Scott-Fortesque
Percival Wilde
Viola L. Blake
Strickland
New York City
Harrison Hayford
Benson
Leslie Haskett, Jr
Pauline Clement
Hebron
John M. Sawyer
William L. MacVane
Coward
Frederick Cole
MacAndrews
Roland Butterwell
Howard White, Jr
Newell Varney
MacVane
Gerald D. Cushing
John Kirkpatrick
William Earles
Kenneth Berry
Shirley Mitchell
Janmes Dusenbury
Nina LaVigne
Wallace Gleason
Margaret Melcher
Leota Witmer
Mr. Berry
Earles
Berry
Dusenbury
Gleason
Hallwor
Lodge Celebrates Its 52nd Anniversary in Round Pond
Pleasant weather marked the Queen Esther Rebekah lodge anniversary with about 200 members from Nina Lisbon Falls Eve ning Star Brunswick Pine Cone and Round Pond lodges gathering in the Odd Fellows hall. A banquet featured pink and green decor, a multi lodge reception, and a supper served by committee 봉. Robbie Carver's orchestra accompanied solos and a two sketches and a one act play The Reverend Peter Brice with cast of seven highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah
Nina Lodge
Lisbon Falls
Evening Star Lodge
Brunswick
Pine Cone Lodge
Wiscasset
Vesper Lodge
Round Pond
Odd Fellows’ Hall
May Gorham
Laura R. Hardy
North Berwick
Rebekah Assembly
Bay of Hope Lodge
Belle Lewis
Auburn
Ruth Lodge
Rebekah
Lodge
P. M. Olm
Emma Jacobs
Lois T. McKiever
Victor Pinkham
Leonard M. Lord
Frank J. Farrin
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Harry L. Knight
Queen Esther
Farrin
Wallace L. Atwood
John E. Atwood
Charles O. Nelson
Nathaniel Stover
Herbert H. Huggard
Susan
Leonard M. Munsey
Flora
Delia
Roger Pierce
May
Clara
Alfred H. Bunker
Sarah
Polly
Albert H. Thompson
Roscoe L. Carver
Fred Hayward
Lena Shepard
Joe
Henry T. B. Leeman
Bobbie Arver
Louise Carver
Miss Marie Wiggin
Alice Ben Bolt
Otis N. E. Card
Nellie Home
Ralph P. Mank
Kennebec River Opens To Navigation From Augusta To Sea
The Kennebec River is declared open to navigation from Augusta to the sea. The last ice bar above the Richmond Dresden bridge melted Monday though shore ice remains. Tug Seguin is ready for traffic but no inquiries or coal barge movements have been reported yet. Ice thin on Lake Nequasset but not likely to vanish until mid April. Goddard's pond in Bath disappeared and Winnisance Lake is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Augusta
Richmond-Dresden
Seguin
Kennebec Towage Co
Bath
Winnegance
Maine farmers and homemakers named for year 1933 honor
Outstanding Maine Farmers and Homemakers were announced at the University of Maine in a Maine Farm Bureau Federation program. Recipients include Dr. John A. Ness of Auburn, Mrs. Mary J. Curtis of Monroe, Mrs. Marion E. I. Hague of Gorham, Albert T. Nickerson of Swanville, and others. Waldo Stephens gave the main address, with Arthur L. Deering outlining Maine’s recognition plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
McGill University
Montreal
Maine
Auburn
Maine Ayshire Breeders’ Association
Maine Livestock Breeders’ Association
Twin County Farm Bureau
The
Congregational Church
Excelsior Grange
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Y. M. C. A. Board and Chamber of Commerce Committee
Mary J. Curtis
Monroe
Waldo County
Mayflower
Bridgton Academy
Colby College
Maine Beer Bill Signed By Governor Brann
Maine moved to legalize beer with an alcoholic content to be set by the State Supreme Court. The measure, passed by the House and Senate, was signed by Governor Louis J. Brann amid debate on a referendum and potential revenue provisions. Also noted are travel and social activities of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
House
Senate
Louis J. Brann
State Supreme Court
Weatherbee Haas
United States Supreme Court
Weatherbee
Penobscot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Assessors
John J. Mulcahy
Sewall
Alderman Taylor
Raymond C. Hart
Footer
Stanley M. Brown
Alderman Sewall
Arthur K. Purington
President Brown
J. Edward Huse
Gardiner R. Deering
Gerald S. Atkinson
Daniel A. Bishop
Arthur W. Brown
Frank M. Churchill
J. Edward Drake
Charles R. Farnham
Harry S. Farrell
Herbert L. Grinnell
Alfred J. Keene
James E. Mitchell
Edward E. Morse
William H. White
James A. Gillies Jr
Thomas H. Trainor
William B. Temple
Forrest R. Knight
Alderman Footer
Rowland 8S. Beal
Josephine Fraser
Roscoe P. Es Samuel Kirkpatrick
Joseph R. Melrose
John R. McDonald
Chester W. Newell
Harry E. Ring
Edward E. Ring
Edward Sewall
Ernest A. Work
Leslie J. Wald
Fred W. Quimby
Edmund Arsenault
Ralph Gay
Rolvin H. Bowie
Fitz G. Falin
Herbert S. Harris
Herbert Calderwood
Harold S. Walker
Lewis J. Sanborn
Harold E. Cutting
William Mann
Edward Brown
Ellsworth Chandler
Mabelle Whitten
Andrew V. McAllister
John A. Presley
Fred N. Gowen
Alderman Dougherty
Mulcahy
Walter F. Abbott
Marius H. Page
Orville E. Page
Alderman Smith
Queen Esther Rebekahs
Kennebec River
Richmond
Albert T. Nickerson
Swanville
Waldo Hancock
Nickerson
Grange
Pomona
Waldo County Farm Bureau
Universalist Church
Myra Fowler
Fort Fairfield
Merrill
Piscataquis
DR Sohn A. Ness
Andro
Aroostook
Waldo
Marys Ad
Cheris Waldo
Frank
Marion E. Wage Yor
Winfield Ham
New York
Contract Club
High Street
Johnson Brosco
Gath Maine
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