Bath Rotarians Plan Central Field Day Event
Bath Rotary members form a committee at King Tavern to organize a Bath Augusta Skowhegan North Bath field day with Bath and area clubs. Leigh Reel and Chester Miant join to plan events, plus a ladies night slated for Saturday. The meeting features speakers on writing and literature, and visits from local journalists.
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King Tavern
Presidenteaslee
Ruiner
Augusta
Watersille
Skowhegan
Bath Clubs
Kenocher
Leigh
Roan
Chester Miant
Rho
Jel T. Veougherts
Ser
Hardin
Talwin Ie
Absent Fifty Years But Loyal To Bath
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local history piece about residents of Sugadatioe county and Bath, mentioning long absence and loyalty. Scattered lines reference old friends, information sharing, and family connections, with unclear continuity from page one.
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BATH
Sugadatioe County
Bowdoinham Waste Dump Complaint Unsettles Town
Complaints to Bowdoinham selectmen claim residents dump rubbish along roadsides and on land of Robert Patten near homes. Patten has objected. officials vow to stop the practice as hazards to residences rise alongside the river.
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Patten
Coast Guard adds Rockland base for rum runner chase
The Courier-Gazette reports the Coast Guard cutter Morrill arrives at Rockland to join a fleet patrolling the New England coast from Calais to Portsmouth. Lieut. Gilley commands the 48-man crew aboard 75-foot craft with speeds around 15 knots. The flotilla includes G 139, G 172, G Wt, and 270, all based at McLeon's wharf, with radio gear and a 10-foot pickup boat planned.
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Rockland
New England
Courier-Gazette
Coast Guard
Morrill
Deep Sea Fisheries
Lieut
Gilley
Camden
William Tessin
Bos’n
Earle B. Drinkwater
A. CL Topper
Bos'n
Walter A. Devine
Bosn
McLeon’s
Calais
Portsmouth
Jowil
Customs Department
Mary
Ivan Dun- Dingiilies
Rocktoad
Avis J
Tarry Webster
Comede
S.C. Sleeper
Onstomps
Cat
Re Dunn
Whitehead
Aid
O A. Ro. Pabbutt
Whiteheld
Custom House
Benjani Strausberg
Mr. Strasberg
Her. Box
Maryland
U.S
Associations Invited To Furnish Supper
Two parent teacher associations held meetings Tuesday afternoon and were invited to furnish the supper for the Gunna High School alumni banquet. The South End and North Center associations planned a supper and barn dance for May 26 to raise funds for annual school picnics at Mitchell and Winneganes schools in Coombs pasture. The North Center group slated a rummage sale under the committee chaired by Mrs Rescue TPS McKadden. Tea was served by Mrs David T. Wilson and Mrs Herbert D. Maxweil at the close of the meeting.
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Gunna High School
John A. Legro
North Center
Carroll A. Deering
South
South End Association
Mitchell
Winneganes
Weeks Street
Coombs
NortheCenter Association
Rescue Tps Mckadden
David T. Wilson
Herbert D. Maxweil
Speedy Pacer Sent to Portland Owner for Major Stake Campaign
Jonny Hh. Bos. winner of the first Sage Dark pace stakes was purchased by Teving W Potties of Portland. The horse, a daughter of Tledgewood Baw and Per Moser, was set for a circuit free for all campaign when Wilfred T. Maton of Calais accepted the offer. The new owner planned shipping to Liisi Jennys Fb and the horse had previously been with Billy Keys. The sale follows a prior five year period with Denystle and Penns ownership, leading to the upcoming 010,0000 Sagek pacing stake on the Windsor Conn. track.
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Jonny Hh. Bos
Teving W Potties
Portland
Tledgewood
Per Moser
Nshkind Cassell
Martie
New Gronsaick
Wilfred T. Maton
Calais
Billy Keys
Denystle
Pye
Penns
Aubrey Rodney
Windsor Conn
Personal notes from Upper Washington to Portham and beyond
Fragmented notes reveal Mrs LeRoy Lord traveling to Portham with her husband from Parris Seil Loft Co. Leslie Powles at Portsmouth Navy Yard enjoys two weeks’ vacation with Mrs Fowles on Tigh Street. Mrs Florence Willis of Boston plans Augustine residence with Augustine. Mrs Merton Weight and unknowns visited Monday at Mrs Wright’s parents. Walter Larrabee at Lrufints Cressing appears in the draft.
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LeRoy Lord
Upper Washington Street
Portham
Parris Seil Loft Co
Leslie Powles
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Fowles
Tigh Street
Viorence Willis
Boston
Augustine
Phidis
Miri
Merton Weight
Former Bath Youth Appears in Movies
Abdou Narsiff Dafood Attaya of Bath, now at Yale Law School, takes a personal bow at the Olympia in New Haven for The Dancer of Paris. A member of Arabian nobility, Attaya studied at Georgetown and is completing law studies at Yale, having acted in multiple films under Adolphe Menjou and director Al Santell, with weekend shoots at Famous Players Studios in New York.
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Abdou N. Attaya
Bath
Yale
New Haven
Paris
Michael Arlen
Abdon Narsiff Dafood Attaya
America
Department of Foreign Relations
Georgetown
Yale Law School
Attaya
Duke
al Santell
Olympia
al Santel
Washington
Adophe Menjou
Varis
Charles Chaplin
Richard Dix
Adolphe Menjeu
New York
Famous Players Studios
Bath Schools Vote Tallies Standard Time Preference
Local Bath schools distributed parental voting cards on standard time versus daylight saving. By Wednesday noon, 15389 responses returned, 2 to 1 in favor of standard time. Voting patterns varied by school, with mostly clear majorities and only South Street near even.
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Clinton J. Wilson Unter
Board of Education
Board of
Edniication
Parents Speak Clearly on Returns Amid Reporting Gaps
The article notes there was no need to wait for fuller returns as the parents had spoken plainly and decisively. It emphasizes decisive parental input and highlights a move away from awaiting incomplete data.
St Mary's Team Looks Good Despite Losses for 10 Ball Fans
St Marys Call club of Twilight league, despite losing Wevaney O Donnel and Lewin, aims for the pennant. Jimmy Cyxclan strengthens infield. Stubby Boutin and Nippy Flaherty return. Pooler and Joe McLaughlin supply strong outfield, new pitcher may join Shamrocks. Leon Sonia may join as catcher. Steve Mechee anchors behind the bat. team optimistic for opening to finish.
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St. Mary's Call Club
Father Wevaney
Ite
Boutin
Flaherty
Pooler
Joe McLaughlin
Shamrocks
Brunswick
St. Mary's
Leon Sonia
Morse
Steve Mec’hee
Central Church Men Re-Elect Officers
The Men’s club of Central church held its final meeting of the season at the parish house on Tuesday evening. A lobster stew by Dr. Charles I. Hela opened the gathering, and the annual business meeting re elected Walker N. Moulton as president Frank S Wakefield as vice president Harold S Avery as treasurer and George J Goodwin as secretary. The previous year was described as the club’s most successful and President Moulton outlined a program for the future.
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Central Church
Charles I. Hela
Walker N. Moulton
Frank S. Wakefield
Harold S. Avery
George J. Goodwin
Moulton
Bath School Gains Interest With Intelligence Test Talk
Clinton D. Wilson superintendent of schools delivered a lecture on the Bath school work and illustrated the benefits of the intelligence test now being tried locally. He noted its success in Brunswick and other progressive educational centers, sparking renewed interest for next year.
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Clinton D. Wilson
Bath School
Brunswick
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS DISCUSSED BY BATH LEGION
In Boston on a rainy Sunday the AX Committee from Roland W. Smith post American Legion plans Memorial day activities. A 24 grave marking and a grounds cleanup are scheduled for May 31 with a parade and a clubhouse lot improvement after four. Eu gene Worrey leads the plans while Miss Myrna Avery’s orchestra will assist at Boothbay Harbor in late June. Local Bath events include theater trips, a shore dinner, and entertainment.
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AX Committee
Roland WW. Smit
American Legion
Post
Eugene Worrey
Myrna Avery
Roland HH. Smith Post
Boothbay Harbor
Parker Nickerson
Bath Post
Bath Legion
Miss Barbara Austin and Miss Gwynn Dresser Return Home
Miss Barbara Austin and Miss Gwynn Dresser of Bates College returned Monday after spending the weekend with Miss Austin’s parents, Mr and Mrs Albert F Austin of Bedford Street.
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Barbara Austin
Gwynn Dresser
Bates College
Miss Austin
Albert F. Austin
Bedford Street
Mrs Hiram F F Dailey Returns From Orone Visit
Mrs Hiram F F Dailey has come back after two weeks in Orone with her brother Fred Woolocott. Miss Harriet Woolocott will return later with Mr and Mrs Woolocott.
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Hiram FF. Dailey
Orone
Fred Woolocott
Harriet Woolocott
Mrs. Woolocott
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Reuters
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Damariscotta
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Legion
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Bath Department Store
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