Maine Auto Association seeks changes to vehicle laws
The Maine Automobile Association with Portland and Bangor clubs urged the Maine Legislature to require annual official inspections for automobiles, raise the tax on cars over six years old to at least $5 per year, and move registration dates from January 1 to April 1 to ease winter burdens and boost gas tax revenue. Subscriptions rise to over $6,700 supporting Bath Country Club plans and local tourism growth.
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The
Maine Automobile Association
Portland and
Bangor Automobile Clubs
Maine
the Times
Canada
Maine urged to promote salt water fishing opportunities
The Independent urges Maine to publicize salt water fishing as a major sport. Harry Adams of the Catalina Tuna Club notes Maine tuna rival California, with Maine fish often weighing 350 to 800 pounds and battles lasting hours in Casco Bay and along the coast.
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Independent
Maine
Harrie B. Coe
Maine Publcity Bureau
Harry Adams
Catalina
California
Harry W. Adams
Los Angeles
Calif
Catalina Island
Adams
Casco Bay
Pacific
Bath Country Club stock sale driven to success days
Bath officials report a two day campaign to sell stock for the Bath Country Club surpassed its $15,000 goal. Organizers argued two days of intensive effort could match a longer drive, and results showed the target was exceeded.
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Bath
Bath Country Club
Bath City Hospital ends year with staff and admissions notes
The Bath City hospital reports 437 patients. 49 from Woolwich and 46 from Brunswick, plus many from Bath area towns. It lists 87 occupation classifications, 15 student nurses, and staff including Helen Downing as superintendent and Verna Bowie as assistant. Notable gifts and acknowledgments to Dr. Horace Fox and contributors are noted alongside affiliations with Boston City Hospital and staff changes.
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Woolwich
Brunswick
Wiscasset
West Bath
Georgetown
Phippsburg
West Point
Winnegance
Islands
Alna
Parker Head
Boothbay
Iedgecomb
Harpswell
North Edgecomb
Sebasco
Ashdale
Arrowsie
Boothbay Camp
Gray Island
North Bath
North Newcastle
Portland
Richmond
Robinhood
Rockport
Smail Point
Topsham
Westport
Auburn
Augusta
Bailey Island
Bangor
Bay Point
Bethel
Bowdoin
East Boothbay
Gardiner
Hallowell
Lewiston
North Harpswell
Oakland
Orrs Island
Popham Beach
Rockland
Sepain
Southport
Stonington
Togus
Helen V. Downing
R.N
Verna B. Bowie
Estella Wolstenholme
Dorothy Lewis Marr
Gertrude H. Freeman
Kathryn B. Lennox
Boston City Hospital
Evelyn Moses Trott
Kathryn Lennox
H. T. Twitchell
Simmons
Mark L. Hill
Alice Sewall
William B. Mussenden
Martha Cahill
Andrew S. Merri
Henry C. Wright
William S. Newell
Col. Dummer Sewall
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Guild
Girls' Friendly Society
Grace Episcopal Church
Missionary Society of
Corliss Street Church
Frederick H. Kimball
John H. Hyde
Henry A. Magoun
Bath Iron Works Corp
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Harry W. Crosman
Horace Fox
Fox
William D. Sewall
Hospital
Sewall
Wright
Mr. Hyde
Nancy Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2Nd
New York City
Bath City Hospital
Nancy
Parker
American College of Surgeons
Treasurers Report Details 1930 Finances and Committees
The treasurer Frederic H. Low presents a 1930 financial showing with cash on hand 310.23 and total receipts 68,600.14 including state funds and investments. Disbursements total 38,897.14 for supplies, utilities, medical items, labor, and miscellaneous expenses. refunds and deposits bring totals to 68,438.78 with cash on hand 161.36. The report lists elected standing committees: Executive Finance Supply House Medical Service Surgical Service Ophthalmologist Aurist Laryngologist Roentgenologist Pathologist and consulting and associate physicians from Portland Lewiston Brunswick Bowdoinham Waterville Richmond Bath and other towns.
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Frederic H. Low
Aks
State of Maine
Loyaltyatund
Ceteussiet
Commission On Telephone
HOY
Centie
David C. Malcolm
Mary Jelly
Mary A. Sanford
William D. Sewall
George F. Manson
Waror
Seco Ree Ee
Charles H. Cahill
Arthur J. Dunton
Samuel R. Percy
J. R. Andrews
Mary F. Gibbons
Jesse Donnell
Harold M. Sewall
Rodney E. Ross
Oliver Moses
Hubert H. McCarty
Charles W. Welch
John A. Morse
Harry W. Crosman
J. A. Redlon
Frederick H. Kimball
Langdon T. Snipe
James O. Lincoln
Byron F. Barker
D. F. S. Day
B. A. Bailey
E. M. Fuller
A. A. Stott
Warren E. Kershner
Mortimer Warren
Portland
William H. Bradford
E. G. Abbott
Hospital Affiliation Strengthened by AHA Membership
A year into membership the hospital praises joining the American Hospital Association. The note recalls the deaths of Sewall on April 25 and Dr. Seth S. Mullin on August 18, thanking the president and trustees, committees, doctors, and nurses for support, advice, and cooperation.
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American Hospital Association
Sewall
Seth S. Mullin
Wright
Frederic H. Low
Harry W. Crosman
Morse High Glee Club Social Hosts Guest Night
Morse High Glee Club held its second social of the year in the gym from 6 30 to 9. Miss Shaw supervised music with Nellie Lee Man Demaris Renaud and Carol Stevens directing games The favorites were Going to Jerusalem and Winkum Carol Stevens played piano Mikelsky's Music Store loaned records for the Wiotrola Refreshments were served by Hope Rowe Mary Kenney Edith Mackinnon March 6 set for The Automatic Butler by the class of 1930 The announcement notes mid years.
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Glee Club
Miss Shaw
Nellie Leeman
Demaris Renaud
Carol Stevens
Jerusalem
Winkum
Mikelsky
Wiotrola
Hope Rowe
Mary Kenney
Edith Mackinnon
Mr and Mrs Edward D True Visit New York City
Mr and Mrs Edward D True of Washington Street left Friday for New York City to visit their son Edward D True. Mr True is manager of the New York office of the Hobart Electrical Co.
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Edward D. True
Washington Street
New York City
Mr. True
New York
The
Hobart Electrical Co
Thomas Pearson Goes On Trial For Murder
The trial centers on Thomas Pearson accused of killing his former friend Wagner. Evidence includes testimonies from McCabe Snipe Reed Conley and notes of Pearson’s alleged provocation and premeditation amid defense claims of aggravated circumstances. The defense seeks to reduce the charge to manslaughter citing alleged abuses toward Pearson’s wife.
City Marshal testifies on Pearson shooting of Wagner
Tuesday afternoon testimony before Justice Worster and a jury detailed Tom Pearson's claim that Wagner attacked his wife, prompting the shooting. Leland Plummer and Patrolman Mann corroborated sightings and scene facts at the school yard and hospital. A legal dispute over Pearson's statements arose with Judge Worster ruling credibility would depend on voluntary nature of any admissions.
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Walter L. Whitney
Justice Worster
Tom Pearson
Harold Wagner
Wagner
Leland S. Plummer
Summer Street
Pearson
Dummer Street
William Mann
Bath
Middle
Winter Streets
Richardson Street
Small
Bridgham
Dale
Worster
Pearson Trial Deliberates Evidence Admissibility
In Sagadahoc superior court on Wednesday during the third day of the Thomas H. Pearson murder trial, arguments over the admissibility of evidence dominated the forenoon. Defense counsel John P. Carey Jr. and Edward W. Bridgham outlined strategy as proceedings continued regarding the case against Pearson for killing his former chum Harold O. Wagner.
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Pearson
Wagner
Clement F. Robinson
Carey
Frank R. Pearson
Edward W. Bridgham
Robinson
Bridgham
Albert Henderson
Augusta
Sheriff Henderson
John P. Crosby
Henderson
Wenesday
Thomas H. Pearson
Harold O. Wagner
Sagadahoc Superior Court
John P. Carey Jr
Outlin
Mrs Margaret Pearson Takes Stand In Murder Trial
Mrs Margaret R Pearson wife of Tom Pearson testifies in the murder case of Harold Wagner. She recalls riding with Wagner and her husband and an unnamed girl last summer and last saw Wagner Dec 30. The court allows limited questioning about events with Wagner and her husband at Pearl and Middle streets.
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Elder Pearson
Frank R. Pearson
Farrin Street
Tom
Edward J. Lee
Pearl Street
Lawring
Pearson
Margaret R. Pearson
Tom Pearson
Harold Wagner
Joan
Carey
Wagner
Robinson
Pearl
Middle Streets
Defense rests as Bridgham announces rested at 3 15
The defense led by Edward W Bridgham rested at 3 15 and argued for about an hour. Attorney General Clement F Robinson followed with a 50 minute argument and the state had a 10 minute rebuttal.
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Edward W. Bridgham
Clement F. Robinson
Bridgham
Activities Committee Holds All Day Session at Legion Hall
The Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R met for an all day session at the American Legion hall with 24 present. A noon luncheon was served by chairwoman Mrs Leonice Morse and associates. Members knitted stockings for Ellis Island and contributed supplies via a national officer. The afternoon was social with a double party at Mrs Leslie J Welds home on Court Street for a shower for Miss Bernie LeFevre and a birthday surprise for Mrs Just Wold. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Josephine Scott first, Miss LeFevre second, and Miss Margaret Temple consolation.
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Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
American Legion Hall
Leonice Morse
Harry Ring
Allen M. Irish
Elmer Hodgkins
Hospital
Ellis Island
Leslie J. Weld
Court Street
Bernie LeFevre
Clarence Eaton
Just Wold
Miss LeFevre
Wold
Bridge
Josephine Scott
Margaret Temple
Louise Smiley
Victor Spicer
Fremont Rowe
Gerald Atkinson
Lawrence Lowell
Ernest Heald
Marjorie Smiley
Sidney L. Eaton
Scott Morse
Grace Cunningham
Alec Burgess
Helen Greene
Puzzle Clues and Crossword Remnants From The Day
A miscellany of crossword style clues and fragmented hints appears with terms like head covering and juice of a tree. Readable items include names and literary references, inviting solution of the scattered puzzle.
Fragmented Word Puzzle Readout Hidden in Palm Teat List
The text presents a jumble of clues and partial terms including palm items, Greek letters, and random nouns. It appears to catalog definitions or cross clues with missing answers, offering no clear narrative or event.
Bath Citizens Rally for New Country Club Project
Enthusiastic Bath residents organized a stock drive to fund a nine hole golf course on the Wright farm near Bath. Subscriptions totaled $21,700 with oversubscription expected to reach $25,000, supporting incorporation, officers, by laws, and a clubhouse conversion. Work starts in spring with a 1932 opening target and potential expansion to 18 holes if needed.
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Bath Country Club
Country Club
Maine
Wright
North Bath
Kennebec
New Meadows
Bath
Birthplace of John A. Andrew Sold for 1400 Impasse
National societies rejected a rare chance to acquire the South Windham birthplace of Massachusetts war governor John A. Andrew. The preserved house with three acres sold for 1400 dollars to Clifford C. Davis of Boston, who had rented it for five years.
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South Windham
John A. Andrew
Massachusetts
Clifford C. Davis
Boston
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