State Tour by Maine Odd Fellows Leaders Ends
The Maine visit of George S. Breiel of Southgate Ky General Commanding Patriarchs Militant ran April 25 to May 2 with 57 lodges represented, 165 in parade 267 at the final meeting, and three candidates conferred by Abou Ben Adhem lodge Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Patriarchs Militant of the World
George S. Breiel
Southgate
Portland
Henry T. B. Leeman
Bath
Carl A. Jordan
Patriarchs Militant
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Norway
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Henry F. Merrill
City Hall
Skowhegan
Bar Harbor
Chamber of Commerce
Cadillac Mountain
Wyman Dam
Gen. Breiel
Waterville
Canton
Rockland
District 14
Militant of
Albert E. Libby
George D. Dailey
Frederic J. Smith
Leroy E. Leonard
Samuel Adams
Samuel W. Dixon
Luke W. Davis
John W. Thornton
Myrick A. Gerry
Harry T. Stinson
Grand Scribe
Robert W. Green
William F. Worcester
Patriarchs
Ernest Davis
Mass
Herman A. McKinney
Grand Sentinel
Maurice B. Skillins
Irwin Merrill
Charles H. Yeatton
Arthur B. Clark
Milton V. Rollins
Leon W. Robbins
Grand Enc. of
C. Vernon Flint
F. Stedman Peterson
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge
Auburn
Breiel
Cape
Elizabeth
Hyde
Hyde Windlass Co
Col. Leeman
Bath Memorial hospital trustees report progress and events
Bath Memorial hospital trustees outlined June dedication for a memorial tablet honoring deceased contributors. Governor Brann and other notables will be invited. A Visitors Day on August 15 aims to show the hospital to summer visitors and local residents, with updates to fixtures and painting anticipated by mid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Louis J. Brann
L. Eugene Thebeau
Charles H. Cahill
Harry W. Crosman
Fred H. Lord
Fultz & Sherman
Boston
National Hospital
Pres
George P. Davenport
F. B. Nichols
John Klippel
Grace Episcopal Church
Marion Armstrong
Vanceboro
R. Laura Curtis
Bath
Estelle Kwajauskas
Waterbury
Bath motorists chased by Texas dust storms travel tale
Hon. and Mrs. Allen M. Irish, Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs, returning from San Diego, faced powerful dust storms in Texas. They hunkered in Pecos for a day as dust blizzards reduced visibility to two feet and produced twisters. They praised Texas scenery and highways despite the dust. Mrs. Arthur Sewall hosted her contract club at luncheon Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Allen M. Irish
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
San Diego
Calif
Pecos
Maine
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Largest shipment of American cars sent east
The SS Exochorda carried over 300 American autos to Beirut Alexandria and Naples in a voyage noted for low costs versus foreign cars. The writer observes sea conditions and port visits to Beirut Alexandria Naples, with remarks on Italian tomatoes and onions for transshipment and the gyroscopic steering gear in use.
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Exochorda
the Independent
Beyrouth
Beirut
Alexandria
Rosetti
Nile
Egypt
Germany
Manchester
Eng
Naples
Italy
Straits of
Messina
Island of
Capri
Sorrento
Bay of
Salerro
Amalfi
Positaro
Salerno
Bay of Naples
Three Bath Boys Narrowly Escape Drowning
William Sewall 14 Carroll Morse 16 and Robert Morse 14 of Whiskeag road almost drowned when their overturned sailboat left them clinging to the hull in frigid Whiskeag creek off Thorne Head. Rescue came from Galen E. Ward in a punt. all were treated for cold and later reported none the worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Carroll Morse
Robert
Samuel A. Morse
Galen E. Ward
North Bath
Carroll
Morse High School
Sewall
Morse
Mr. Ward
Jack Clark
Harvard Street
Frank Wilson
Harry F. Morin
Sewall Seen as Possible Maine Governor Candidate
Sagadahoc County figure Sumner Sewall of Bath is eyed as a potential Maine governor candidate with supporters calling for his run. The Bath Republican, a former state legislator and World War II flyer, may be persuaded by local party leaders and prominent civic figures, though he has not committed publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Maine
William King
Bath
Sumner Sewall
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
King
William D. Williamson
Bangor
Benjamin Ames
Sewall
Fred K. Owen
Portland Sunday Telegram
Mr. Owen
Legion
Linzteln Club
Mothers Day Tea at Cosmopolitan Club
The fifth annual Mothers day tea Sunday afternoon at the Cosmopolitan club house drew over 50 attendees. Daughters helped serve cookies as a varied program featured vocal pieces, readings, and a floral tribute with carnations and May basket decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Merritt A. Mitchell
Jacob R. Andrews
Archibald Main
Fred R. E. Dean
Wold
Paul G. Bagdikian
Rachel F. Nichols
Edmund A. Rothwell
Kennedy
Margaret R. Foote
Arthur D. Brown
Carrie D. Hall
Eleanor P. Danforth
Charles B. Doyle
Addie D. Palmer
Gardiner R. Deering
Tin Can Luncheon at Cosmopolitan Club Described
The Cosmopolitan Garden club hosted a tin can luncheon at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse on Monday with 21 labeled cans. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred N. Sanborn first, Mrs. George A. Churchill second, and Miss Margaret R. Foote third. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bragdon and Carl Y. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Fred N. Sanborn
Charles J. Bragdon
Gardiner
Carl Y. Kennedy
Bragdon
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Roscoe P. McFadden
Carrie D. Hall
Sanborn
Kennedy
Rose Hunter
Guy Crosby
William Yule
Dunbar
Louise A. Bucknam
Congregational Conference Opens Tuesday at Winter Street Church
The annual Congregational Christian Conference of Maine opened Tuesday at Winter Street Church and runs through Thursday with all sessions open to the public. Delegates and host church leaders welcomed attendees as sessions featured committees, reports, and a keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Conference
Winter Street
Congregational Christian Conference of
Rodney W. Roundy
Portland
Pres. Blatchford
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Mr. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Congregational Christian Conference
Bath Welcomes Delegates to Annual Congregational Christian Con
Bath opens its annual Congregational Christian Conference with delegates from several churches attending. Local officials welcome participants and discuss committee plans, worship sessions, and community outreach programs to be addressed during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
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ODD Fellows
Fayles
Ischia
Procida
G.O.P
Natholm Smith
York Street
Central Congregational Church
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Charles H. Blatchford
Walter H. Millinger
York Village
Wilmot B. Mitchell
Bowdoin College
Wilson D. Clark
Interdenominational Commission Church Unity
Christian Civic League
Allan Ramsay
Charles W. Helsley
Fred H. Cary
Lord
Joseph O. Purdue
Ruth Skillings
Clinton D. Wilson
Isabelle Carter
New England
Judson L. Cross
Tougaloo College
Tougaloo
Miss
Dr. Cross
Straight College
New Orleans
Henry W. Cobb
Congregational - Christian Conference of Maine
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