Tardif Nominated for President of Bath Rotary Club
Representative Dominique J. Tardif of Wise man Farms was named candidate for Bath Rotary Club president for the coming year at the Sedgwick meeting. Mayor Frederick G. Payne of Augusta spoke on Maine industry and agriculture, urging stronger ties between natural products and manufacturing and highlighting soybeans, casein, starches, and cellophane prospects. Election set for next Tuesday. Lions joined Rotarians in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominique J. Tardif
Wiseman Farms
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Frederick G. Payne
Augusta
Lions Club
Warren E. Kershner
John Parker
Carl Y. Kennedy
Horace P. Herrick
O'Neil N. Houde
Rupert M. Irvine
Charles B. Doyle
Charles T. Small, Jr
Small
Lions
Arthur W. Bowker
Maine
Payne
Ford
Aroostook County
United States
Portland
Massachusetts
Old Ladies' Home annual meeting notes staff gains and gifts
The Old Ladies Home Association held its 65th annual meeting at the Alna Meeting House. Owen J. Ledyard was re elected president with Arthur Sewall as vice president and Miss Trott as secretary. The board reported annual attendance of about 15 and noted repairs, decor, and cheerful activities funded by generous donors including two bequests and a piano purchased in memory of Miss Jennie Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Trott
Old Ladies Home Association
Owen J. Ledyard
Arthur Sewall
Miss Trott
Agnes Humphreys
Board of Managers
Elsie Innis
Annie Trufani
Jennie Furber
Jane Lemont
Grace Leavitt
Louis A. Dole
Joseph Sewall
Sarah Hyde
George P. Davenport
Jennie Morse
Trott
William D. Sewall
Mary Watson
Fred H. Lord
Wilber G. Cahill
Allen M. Irish
Donald N. Small
Oliver Moses
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath National Bank
Charles H. Cahill
Sewall’s Maine gubernatorial bid and local meetings stir politics
Hon Sumner Sewall of Bath spoke to about 60 Republicans in Mexico Maine comparing government to business and pledging hard work to attract solid Maine ventures. In Alna Lincoln county, officers were elected for the Joint Board and Cummings was re-elected Edgecomb school superintendent noting his varied career and long public service including teaching, union work and WWI service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Mexico
Sewall
Maine
Alna
Dresden
Edgecomb
Pittston
Avissassel
Lincoln County
John F. Jackson
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Grain Co
John E. Hall
Bridge Academy
G. Caro Gén
Parents’ Club
Grange
Farm Bureau
R. F. Cummings
Cummings
Mount Hermon
Clark University
Club University Dramatic Club
Glee Club
Pullman
Worcester Y
Yale
Princeton
Williams
F. L. Higginson
D. H. Swope
J. D. Rockefeller
M. T. Hill
America
B. van D. Hedges, Jr
T. M. Kugeman
U. S. Engineers
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright American Legion
Edgecomb School
Lomnullee
Union 50
Med
Boston Sunday Post
Iaw
Billam
Tufts
Union 30
Seacerins Pesilits
Progressive drill methods lift training with engaged groups
Barren drill work fails to overcome inattention and indifference. The article argues that motivation and socialized group activity are essential and have been provided by progressive techniques grounded in learning theory.
Teen saxophonist Tinney killed in Woolwich crash
George A Tinney 19 oldest son of Mrs Martha Tinney of Libby Court Bath died instantly when his car was jolted off No 1 highway Woolwich. Driver Walter W Davis 35 and four others escaped serious injury. Tinney played with Down East Hay Shakers and had been invited to Bowdoin College events. Also, Leona Wallace 10 was found safe after wandering in woods near North Bath after being missing since Monday afternoon. She survived a night in the woods and was fed at a local cafe. Authorities investigated the crash and missing child case with Bath Iron Works and local scouts aiding the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tinney
Martha Tinney
Libby Court
Joseph I. Smith
Woolwich
Walter W. Davis
North Street
Leverett C. Welch
Dr. Smith
Tinney
Down East Hay Shakers
Bob Farrin
South Bristol
Bowdoin College
Hay Shakers
Davis
Farrin
Bath
Bristol
Walter Stover
Court Street
Clayton Holden
Foster's Point Road
West Bath
Holden
Welch
Mrs. Welch
Welchs
Alfred Gallant
John P. Crosby
Thomas R. Huston
Fred S. Davis & Co
Bath Iron Works
Donald
Harold
Leona Wallace
A. Foreston Wallace
North Bath
Oak Grove Avenue
Frank Blake
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High
Richard Fleming
Drummond
Fred Blake
Frank
Bath Road
Blake
Stone House Hill
Mr. Blake
Beena
Dike
C. Leroy Hutchins
Colonial Cafe
Whiskeay Creek
Wallace
Harry Plummer
Bath Country Club
Country Club
June Higgins
Rose Lee Higgins
Wallace’s
Bath Cemetery
Leona
Joseph O. Purdue
Edwin R. Andrews
Orrin Crosby
Ralph G. Stetson
York Street
Charles W. Messenger
Loring D. Small
Garret J. Galvin
Joseph D. Pennell
Dana York
Bath Police
Colonial Tea Draws Hundred at Central Church Parish House
The League hosted a Colonial Tea at Central church parish house with over 100 guests. Helpers greeted and served, including Mrs A George Moses and Mrs Harold E Brown standing, and Mrs Leonard M Lord seated among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Parish House
League
A. George Moses
Harold E. Brown
Lawrence S. Lord
Horace P. Morse
Howard M. Steen
Bowen Torrey
Leonard M. Lord
Edward Cummings
Leonard F. Wetherbee
W. Linwood Haynes
John H. Harkins
Alexander T. MacDonald
Debris Clean Up Underway at Kelley Field Area
Mayor Haskell and health and highway officials began a cleanup at Kelley Athletic Field to eliminate years of refuse. A 18 man crew will clear the 65 foot right of way, haul wrecks to Sewall farm, and grade a parking area. Dumping will be prohibited, and dump hours adjusted. Mulcahy suggests moving the athletic plant to Kimball field if funds and lease can be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Haskell
Highway Department
Board of Health
Kelley Athletic Field
Haskell
Joseph I. Smith
N.gratz Jackson
John J. Mulcahy
Alexander Burgess
John Parker
John E. Madden
Morse High
Ball Park
Sewall Farm
Bath-Brunswick
Bath
Kelley Field
Mulcahy
Board For Health
Kimball
Lincoln Street
Kimball Land
Colonial Tea At Central Church Delights Guests
Central Church hosts a Colonial tea with wax figures, period displays, and a 19th century bonnet worn at a 1856 wedding. Visitors admired buttons, antique jewelry, a frigate Constitution relic, a hair wreath, and a range of era artifacts while attendants wore Colonial dress and music filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Harriet Barker Mitchell
David H. Merritt
Central Church
U. S
Constitution
Perry L. Thompson
Margaret R. Foote
Stockbridge
Edwin A Morse
Archibald M. Main
Owen J. Ledward
Henry C. Wright
Frank B. Nichols
John McInnes
Edmund P. Briggs
Fred H. Lord
David L. Wilson
Martha A. Foote
Frederick H. Kimball
William S. Newell
William W. Dennison
Jean Dennison
Geraldine Nickerson
Alice Dennison
Alexander T. Mace Donald
Leonard F Wetherbee
W. Linwood Haynes
Lawrence $. Lord
Harold EF. Brown
Howard M. Steen
Edward Cummings
Bowen Torrey
Leonard M Lord
John H. Harkins
Horace P. Morse
George of Ore
Central Church Men's Club Hosts Color Film Evening
Henry B. Bird of Rockland presented colored moving pictures at the final Central Church Men's Club meeting in the parish house. He showed family films from last winter in St. Petersburg, Florida. Capt. Richard Quick headed the entertainment committee. Supper was served by Dr Edwin M. Fuller Jr., chairman, with Fred W Humphreys and Samuel Guptill assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Bird
Rockland
Central Church Men's Club
Bird
St. Petersburg
Fla
Richard Quick
Edwin M. Fuller, Jr
Fred W Humphreys
Samuel Guptill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tardif
Bath Rotary Club
Mayor Payne of
OLD Ladies’ Home
G.O.P
Hamilton
Malcolm
Rubena
Stover
Hyde Windlass Co
Shirley
Betty
Judith
Young Tinney
Doris Crocker
Wilbur
Morse
Jennie Shackford
Margaret Shackford
Waterville
Shackford
Roy Shackford
Turner Court
City
Central League
Gardiner R. Deering
Wertherbee
Torrey
Moses
Haynes
Harkins
MacDonald
Steen
Leslie J. Wold
Central Men's Club
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