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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

5

North Center P T A Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting

The North Center P T A reelected Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees as president at the annual Grace church meeting in Oak street. Officers named include Mrs. Arthur J Nichols as vice president and Mrs. Arthur W King as secretary with several resignations noted.

Wilmer I. Voorhees North Center Grace Church Oak Street Arthur J. Nichols Arthur W. King Charles A. Andre Roy W. Putney William E. Palmer Frostina E. Marston the Times R. Clinton McFadden Clinton D. Wilson Harry F. Morin Sunnyside Lodge Campbell's Pond Roscoe P. McFadden Farnham Dwight Pierce Milton C. Trott Carl C. Anderson William R. Freeman Leslie J. Wold Davenport Welfare Fund Association Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts of America Thomas Bregger Marie Anderson Bath

Bath Young People Announce Engagement

Engagement announced in Bath for Miss Carolyn Plant to J Edward Drake Jr. following a dinner hosted by Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake and Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant at the Drake home. The couple met guests at Sunnyside camp where a diamond heirloom ring was presented.

Carolyn Plant J. Edward Drake Sunnyside Chester A. Plant Drake Washington Street Campbell's Pond West Bath Deborah Lombard Reginald T. Lombard South Portland Mr. Drake Mrs. Drake Mrs. Plant Miss Plant D. Joseph Doyle Rockland Joseph Charles Footer, Jr Roger D. Skillings John Hart Everett Christiansen Portland George Baer Connard Harry Pinson Paul McCole Howard Mayo Ilant Silas Plant Howard Steen Harold Brown Roland Trott David Sprague Fred Thompson Harriet Lord Mary Kenney Mildred Hooper Muriel Howe Phyllis Wright Mary Newell Annah Chaney Katherine McGuiggan Janette W. Smith Marjorie Legard Marcia Moulton Elvira Coombs

Birthday Tribute Marks Dr. Beard's 100 Years

Parishioners of Central Congregational church in Norwalk send a birthday greeting to former pastor Dr. Augustus F. Beard on his centennial. Messages praise his humanitarian work, military service, and impact on education and race relations, noting his support for underprivileged students and potential teachers, doctors, and lawyers.

Augustus F. Beard Central Congregational Church East Avenue Norwalk Conn Central Church David Logan Wilson Cheerio Dr. Beard Yale College Union Theological Seminary Bath Maine Syracuse New York Paris Stanford Leland Stanford American Missionary Association South Beard

Daughters of Isabella conclude Maine meeting in Bangor

Sacred Heart circle No. 551 members attended the 36th annual Maine Daughters of Isabella convention in Bangor. Officers named include state regent Miss Margaret Dealy and vice regent Miss Mary Barron, with Rt. Rev. Bishop McCarthy as guest speaker. Next convention set for Lewiston. relief fund aided Ellsworth. Graduation notices for Cony High School class of 1933 announced with the theme Our Faith in America.

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Maine Bangor Andrew C. Flaherty Mary A. Royal Margaret M. Allen James E. McLaughlin Lorenzo J. Collins Frank F. Colburn, Jr Dawn Order John Bapst St. Mary's Church Bangor House Joseph Edward McCarthy Portland Margaret Dealy Lewiston Florence Latne Old Town Mary Barron Flora Cowitte Skowhegan Mary Tracey Ellsworth Josephine St. James Cony High School Everett v. Perkins Alumni Hall America

New England Hen Egg Production Rises Slightly

New England states show mixed changes in eggs per 100 hens on May 1 with Vermont at 63.3, New Hampshire up to 62.8, Rhode Island to 59.8, Maine dipping to 60.7, and Massachusetts at 60.5. The U.S. average fell from 55.6 to 54.8 as economic factors affect laying rates.

Agricultural Department New England Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine Massachusetts United States

Morse High dominates three cornered meet at Hardings Park

Morse High won the three cornered track meet at the old trotting park Hardings, sweeping 15 events. Lisbon Falls star Breton scored 21 of its 25 points, while Brunswick's McKenzie and Fortin also earned multiple firsts.

Morse High Lisbon Falls Breton Broad McKenzie Brunswick Johnny Huse Morse de Luxe Fortin Huse David Y. Alkazin Morse Forces Phil Oliver McNeil Eddie Owen Joe Burk Lowery Bob Oliver Warren McNeil Tarzan” Legard McElman Harold McElman Rockland Burk Legard King H. McElman Owen Hodgkins Wallace Oliver Rowe Sparks Warren Hammar Legal Waren Nixon Lucas R. McElman Hodgdon

Rubinstein Club of Rockland Delights Bath Audience

Members of the Rubinstein Club of Rockland visited Les Camarades Musicaux of Bath for a varied program in Winter Street Chapel. The concert featured Lydia Tracy Storer, Adelaide Cross, and a piano duet by Charlotte Jackson and Esther Rogers, plus a gypsy musical reading by Blanche Morton.

Rubinstein Club Rockland Les Camarades Musicaux Bath Winter Street Chapel Lydia Tracy Storer Samson and Delilah China Ciavelitos Blanche Morton Miss Cross Helen Wentworth Club Allan H. Ramsay J. Edward Drake Prudential Committee Les Camarades Maine Maine Federation Wentworth Ramssay Ramsay Gladys St. Clair Morgan Rockland Courier-Gazette Federation Magazine Nettie Averill

Fifty Years of Happily Wedded Life Celebrated by Bath Couple

Mr and Mrs Edwy A Sotheard of 390 Front street Bath marked 50 years of marriage with a midday family dinner and an evening open house. A surprise visit by son George W Sotheard of Portland and many friends followed, with gifts, songs, prayers, and a return to memories of their life together in Bath and surrounding communities.

Bath Edwy A. Sotheard Front Street Sotheards Winslow Ariel Melissa Sotheard George Sotheard Ibra K. Lawrence Arrowsic Mr. Lawrence Irene Ruth Elmer Robert Lawrence Martha Hall Esther Evelyn Sotheard First Baptist Church Charles R. Sims Beacon Street Church Weston P. Holman Marshall Powers Topsham The Helen Foster James McNeil Natalie Frank Sotheard Lewiston Alvah Alvah Sotheard Hilda George Williams Lisbon Frieda Brewer Maud Snell Lawrence Holman

Drastic steps slated to collect Bath taxes

The Bath Tax Collector announces drastic measures to recover unpaid taxes in the coming days. After meetings of the taxes committee, about $4,508 has been collected recently, mainly from 1932 back taxes while $24,000 in 1932 real estate taxes remain unpaid. The 10 percent interest on late payments starts after February 1, 1932.

Bath Donald D. Young Committee On Young l

Bath Red Cross Quota Set At 1500 Dollars

Bath area Red Cross members meet with Brunswick and Gardiner chapters to plan relief for Ellsworth and Auburn. Maurice Reddy notes larger needs in Ellsworth, with estimated requirements between 100000 and 125000 dollars. Bath’s share is 1500. about 600 raised so far. Funds sent to Ellsworth will include later grants divided if not designated.

Beth Mullin Henry W. Owen, Jr E. W. Hyde Ruth W. Henry Arthur S. Crockett John C. Fitzgerald Brunswick Gardiner Red Cross Marguerite McQuaide Maine Maurice Reddy Reddy Auburn Ellsworth

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