Life Insurance as a Household Plan and Priority
Rotary speaker Rev. George B. Wolstenholme compares life insurance to furnishing a home, urging a first priority for essential protection. He argues for a logical buying program that covers a clean-up fund, then a steady widow’s income, with flexible future top-ups to ensure ongoing support through children’s schooling and a surviving spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Mr. Wolstenholme
Phippsburg Social Roundup and Episcopal Meeting
Phippsburg hosts a long list of Sunday visitors including George A. Sprague and family and Senator Sumner Sewall at Small Point Beach. Various Bath and Portland residents are noted visiting Summer homes, camps, or attending church and island events. The Maine Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council of Episcopal Churches met in Portland with speeches by Eva D. Corey and Rev. William E. Patterson, ending with a cathedral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sprague
Topsham
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie Sprague
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Small Point Beach
Grace McIntire
Harry
Ashdale
Harry Berry
Portland
George J. Ingalls
William B. Perry
William B. Perry, Mrs. Perry
Cora Campbell
Pauline Rogers
Chebeague Island
Carrie Little
Meadowbrook
Edward Hawkes
Edward Jr
Edith
Rogers Camp
Walter Libby
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Henry Minott
Alice
Portland High School
Albert E. Smith
Rochester
N. Y
William W. Hosmer
Wyman
James Jones
Howard Atwood
New York City
Fred Wilson
Nathaniel Percy
Frank P. Leavitt
Mattie Hutchins
Ruth Grevers
Rockville Center
L. A
Sylvester Cushman
Sebasco Estates
George Derwent
Ray F. Campbell
Madison
Clare Doyen
Dromore School
Pitch Pine Hill
Doyen
Walter J. McCourt
Lyman Barbour
Walter Rines
Susie Barbour
Phippsburg
Arthur Sewall 2d
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick EB. Drake
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Woman’s Auxiliary
Grace Church
Fred D. Hill
Herbert C. Calderwood
Edward W. Bridgham
Augustus Perow
St. Mary's Guild
Edna Cook
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Maine
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council of Episcopal Churches
St. Luke
Columbia Hotel
Eva D. Corey
Boston
William E. Patterson
Bar Harbor
Gorham student Miss Reardon named athletic conference delegate
Miss Dorothy P. Reardon of 59 Pearl Street a Gorham Normal School senior is chosen as a delegate to an athletic conference to be held Friday in New Britain Connecticut. She has been active in athletics and other extracurricular activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy P. Reardon
Pearl Street
Gorham Normal School
New Britain
Conn
Reardon
Gardiner Man Joins Brunswick Bath Road Crew
J. L. Anderson of 19 Clinton Street Gardiner left Sunday for Bath and has started work as foreman on the road construction project between Brunswick and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Anderson
Clinton Street
Gardiner
Bath
Brunswick
Collision on Carlton Bridge Hospitalizes Two Men
William H. Sheldon and neighbor George W. Flint, both injured, lie in critical condition at Bath Memorial Hospital after a head on collision on Carlton bridge. Howard Stevens escaped with minor facial cuts as a Buick sedan collided with the half ton Ford truck driven by Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sheldon
High Street
George W. Flint
Bath Memorial Hospital
Carlton Bridge
Bath
Howard Stevens
Craige Street
Portland
Woolwich
Stevens
Sheldon
Hyde Windlass Co
Flint
Bath Iron Works Corp
Briggs
Mr. Flint
Bath Police
George McElman
Robert Green
Green
Mr. Sheldon
Melville L. Rice
Cushing Heads to New York to Meet Fabbri Arriving from Italy
Charles E. Cushing of Green Street leaves Tuesday for New York to greet Ernesto Fabbri who will arrive Thursday aboard the S. S. Roma from Italy where he has spent the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cushing
Green Street
New York
Ernesto Fabbri
S. S. Roma
Italy
Local Couple Visiting Son in Melrose Mass
Rev and Mrs David L Wilson of Middle Street are spending a few days as guests of their son Blair Wilson and family in Melrose Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Blair Wilson
Melrose
Mass
Residents and visitors cluster around Popham Beach area
A long list of guests and locals visited Bath Lisbon Falls and surrounding towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barrett of Hallowell, Capt. and Mrs. E W Osgood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sudds, and many others. Attendees traveled from Lewiston Auburn Georgetown Long Island and Plymouth to share weekends dinners and civic events at lighthouse reservations and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barrett
Hallowell
Mr. Barrett
Christopher Marr
Jerone Brown
la- Lee
E. W. Osgood
L. E. Garton
Lewiston
Ofiss Katherine McCarty
Huntley
Lubee
Tyre
Carol Sudds
Roland Sudds
Auburn
Eugene Osgood
Ernest Oliver
Bath
Pauline Morors
Lisbon Falls
Eleanor Thayer
S'nayer
Annie QC
Stacey
Pinney
Bay Point
Fann M. Cortdee
Georgetown
Leaman Drake
Leon Frekoit
Tsuna Hehi
Page Wyman
Danehio
Madely. Bridges
Marion
Norman Perkins
Blanchard Crowley
Moses T. Chandler
Fred Osgood
Light House
Rolana Sudds
Walker Oliver
Elizabeth Oliver
Charles Clark
Hardings
William Hutchins
Ranger
C. H. Marr
E W. Osgood
Fred
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert's Head
Long Island
Phillip
Lawrence Wyman
Filling Stations Prove An Asset To The Tourist Camps
Washington reports average yearly receipts for tourist camps with filling stations in 1935 were 4836 dollars, versus 1851 dollars for camps without stations. Of 9,848 camps analyzed, 2034 with stations earned 9,836,000 dollars total, while 7,814 without stations earned 14,464,000 dollars. Merchandise sales dominated station camps, while rentals and meals predominated nonstation camps. Part-time payroll shares differed slightly between groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
United States
Aver
Maine Fishing Industry Faces a Changing Future
Maine officials warn Gulf of Maine fish and shellfish stocks are shrinking while demand and prices rise. Massachusetts researchers push clam culture and lobster rearing, with substantial investments in beds and hatcheries. Canadian orders, Japanese competition, and new marketing bureaus reshape the coast’s fishery landscape with promise of modernization and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Gulf of Maine
Gulf
Cape Cod
Cape Sable
Ihn Deel
Earnest W. Barnes
Massachusetts Bureau of Marine Fisheries
Boothbay Harbor
Massachusetts
Canada
Ihe
New York
Oliver
Federal Trade Commission
Japan
George Bank Drargers
Rockland
Portland
Maing
Morse Yards
Thomaston
Snow Yard
Bath Iron Works
Maine Development Commission
Camps and earnings by type and region in the United States
The data shows age cash earnings per employee are similar across camp types. Over 35 percent of tourist camps lack filling stations while over 25 percent have stations, mainly in California Texas Colorado and Minnesota. California tops with 1440 camps and 4.951 million in receipts. the East South Central states Alabama Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee report 379 camps, the fewest among divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
Colorado
Minnesota
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Personal notes on Boston deaths and visitors
Rev and Mrs Joseph Purdue and daughters Linna Marie and Alice Lorraine died Tuesday in Boston. Mr and Mrs Robert Hatch and son Daniel returned to the city after several months in Augusta Massachusetts visiting sister Mrs Edward W Bridgham. Mr and Mrs Ernest Marshall and son Willard of Laconia NH were weekend guests of Mrs Marshall's mother Mrs Hiram R Annis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Purdue
Linna Marie
Alice Lorraine
Boston
Robert Hatch
Daniel
City
Augusta
Edna Cook
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Edward W. Bridgham
Washington Street
Ernest Marshall
Willard
Laconia, N. H
Marshall
Hiram R. Annis
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Memorial Hospital
Popham Beach
Shirley Morong
Jerry
Bobby
Bath and
Lisbon Fall
William Wallace
Karl Hintz
Aubrey Coffin
Plymouth
Perlie Chandler
Walter Sprague
Marguerite McNulty
Ethel Osgood
Old Ladies Lodge
Edgar N. Drake
Edgar N Drake
Trueman Taylor
Marrtown
Maurice Hinckley
Frank Scott
Chester McCabe
Ralph Schofield
Seguin Island
Harpswell
Front Street
SHAM
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors
Bath, Maine
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