Wells attacks Huey Long and Father Coughlin in review
H G Wells, invited to study the New Deal, criticizes Father Coughlin for vague anti rich rhetoric and Huey Long for crude pledges to tax large fortunes. He compares Long to Churchill and warns of a possible crude American version of revolution driven by unclear leadership.
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H. G. Wells
Collier's Weekly
Father Coughlin
Huey Long
America
General Johnson
Senate
Long
Winston Churchill
Harrow
Hitler
Germany
Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Upton Sinclair
Bath Elks Indoor Bake and Officer Election
Bath Lodge of Elks will host an indoor clambake at 6 30 in the Dutch room preceding its regular meeting. Annual officer election will be held, with business unsettled from the last meeting. Arthur D Welch Portland district deputy is expected for bake and meeting. Brunswick's 1935 tax rate remains 42 mills despite a state and county tax rise of about 2500.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Edward J. McMann
John P. Crosby
Arthur D. Welch
Portland
Brunswick
Maurice A. Brown
First Selectman
Men’s supper, hikes, and town notes in Wiscasset
A busy Wiscasset week features a Thursday men’s supper at the Congregational vestry with Rev Everett A Sherwood as guest. Troop 123 Boy Scouts hiked at Lilly Pond, and a young people’s banquet followed at Winter Street church Bath in connection with a regional Congregational Christian conference.
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Congregational Vestry
Everett A. Sherwood
Baptist Church
Damariscotta
Lilly Pond
Charles S. Sowder
Clayton Bailey
Edward Evans
Clayton Lewis
Maurice Lint
Kenneth Lincoln
Charles Metcalf
Maurice Pendleton
Raymond Quinnam
Gerald Sherman
Virginia Pease
Martha Haskell
Joanna Evans
Verna Southard
Winter Street Church
Bath
Congregational Christian Conference
Birch Point
Blues
Dorcas
Edward H. Crossman
Water Street
Main Street
Charles E. Knight
Pendleton
Sherman
Charles H. Pomeroy
Beverly
Federal Street
Legion Rehearsing for Minstrel Show at Masonic Hall
American Legion Roland Smith Post plans Anchors Aweigh at Masonic hall on June 10 and 11 with a following dance each night. Sixth annual musical show draws large crowds as ex service men stage an entertainment to fund post building indebtedness and support the Schoolboy Patrol. The cast includes Sumner Sewall Ralph Stetson Dick Hersom W Percy Marks Jim Callan Sam Povich Howell Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Anchors Aweigh
Masonic Hall
Roland Smith Post
Post
Harry Hall
Sumner Sewall
Ralph Stetson
Dick Hersom
W. Percy Marks
Jim Callan
Sam Povich
Howell Smith
W. E. Chase Jr
Donald Young
Joe Allen
Francis McDonald
Earl Allen
Waldo Weston
Walter Hill
Bob Kingsbury
Maurice Brown
Fred J. Higgins
J. Horace McClure
John P. Crosby
Elver Stickney
Harold Cutting
Don Sterling
Missionary Ruth Harris Birthday Box Drive Held in Bangor
About 50 people gathered Thursday evening in the vestry of Columbia Street Baptist Church to honor Ruth Harris missionary to the Philippines with an inabsentia birthday party. The Frances H. Noble League organized the event to assemble a boxful of gifts for her, timed to reach the Far East for the proper observance.
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Columbia Street Baptist Church
Bangor
Frances H. Noble League
Ruth Harris
Philippines
Farmhouse Blaze Ties to Weld Legacy In Greenbush
Old Town shows deep interest in the Thursday fire that destroyed the two story farm home of Guy Oldenburen in Clamon Greenbush. The building had long been known as the Moses Weld homestead dating back over fifty years to Dr. Gilmore G Weld a noted physician mayor and state legislator who inherited most of his fortune.
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Old Town
Guy Oldenburen
Clamon
Greenbush
Moses Weld
Gilmore G. Weld
West Bath social notes and Red Cross plans
Mrs John H Perkins of Hardings returns home after visit with son in South Windham. Red Cross branch meeting in West Bath grange hall covers children's clothing and a quilt with about 20 members present. Next branch meeting June 5 to avoid Sagadahoc Pomona date. 4-H Keep It Up club met May 18 at Rosedale Farm with two visitors. next gathering June 1. Several Bath area residents visit cottages at Birch Point Brigham's Cove and Brigham's Cove. Multiple visits to Bath residents including J Edward Drake and families, and Isa Hunts new bungalow near Crosby's Inn.
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John H. Perkins
Hardings
South Windham
Arles S. Lemont
Trufant’s Crossing
Ralph Pemberton
Edna May
Carl Jensen
Dorchester
Mass
Pemberton
Jensen
Lemont
Jennie M. Larrabee
Portland
Larrabee's Grove
Walter H. Larrabee
West Bath
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Harry
Courtney E. Stover
William H. Holland
Alfred B. Snow
Rosedale Farm
Fred J. Rose
Ina Williams
Bath
Mr. Williams
Florence Wyman
Parker Head
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
West Bath Grange Hall
Brigham’s Cove
Edward ‘V. Sampson
Harold E. Cutting
Edwin F. Ramsay
Raips
Dunton
Charles T. Small, Jr
Lilian Soui
Edith Stewart
Middle Street
J. Everett Mayo
Mayo
Isaiah Hunt
Walter T. Brown
Crosby's Inn
Trufant's Crossing
J. Gertrude Silsby
Green Street
Annual Field Day of Colonial Club at Sebasco
The Colonial Club holds its annual field day at Sebasco next Sunday with the Shore Acres course opened to members and invited guests from noon. Improvements include five new cottages a concrete pool and new golf tees while tennis shuffleboard and a possible baseball game offer extra entertainment. Chairman Ned Andrews leads the planning as members anticipate an old fashioned rally.
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Colonial Club
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Ned Andrews
Park Bowling League Holds Annual Banquet and Reelects President
Richard Frates was reelected president of the Park Alley Bowling League for 1935 36 at a Saturday banquet in Hotel Phoenix attended by 20 members. The league plans to continue as a ten team two man format next year. Albert Thayer spoke on Inside Bowling as the evening wrapped with toasts and cigars from Frank Pepper. The group adjourned to the alleys after the meal. The first lucifer match was made in 1829.
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Richard Frates
Park Alley
Hotel Phoenix
Frank Pepper
Albert Thayer
Thayer
League
Phoenix
Mr. Pepper
Thirteenth Child Born to 29 Year Old Mother
A girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wallace at 11 Tented City Saturday marking the 13th child for 29 year old Mrs Vera Brown Wallace. Dr Paul A Greg ware attended the birth. Eleven of the thirteen children are living. Mrs Wallace is one of ten siblings and will not reach age 30 until July 23.
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Robert C. Wallace
Vera Brown Wallace
Paul A. Gregware
Wallace
Memorial Day Observance Plans Outline Town Parade
Memorial day events chaired by T. W. Hyde camp with Ernest Edgar Kate on camp and others. A church service at Church of the Nazarene led by Rev Elton B Stetson precedes a parade from Grand Army hall to Oak Grove cemetery with veterans, police escort, a band, and speeches by Rev Harley A Shattuck and area veterans.
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T. W. Hyde
U. V
Ernest Edgar Kate
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Church of the Nazarene
Elton B. Stetson
Grand Army Hall
Middle Street
Clarence A. Warner
John J. Marks
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street Church
Battery H. 240Th C. A. C
Thomas Gannon
John H. Pease
Phippsburg
Dyer- Flaherty Post
Grand Army
Oak Grove’ Cemetery
American Legion
Kateon
Ralph P. Dunbar
Charles S. Brown
City
Brunswick Road
Lincoln, Green
High
Soldiers’ Monument
Read Nichols Co
Kennebec Naval
Woolwich Notes Show Town Hopes and Visits
Woolwich residents report visits from relatives and neighbors in Augusta Bath and Rockland. Talks of Quoddy project and CCC camps reflect local concern over employment. Community events include sewing circle at Auburn and a Partridge cemetery meeting with Junior Red Cross entertainment raising about $46. Ex senator F W Carlton and Mrs Carlton stay at Lilly Bay camp.
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J. SK. Tine
Portland
Ralph Rice
Augusta
Fannie Savage
North Street
Ethelyn Marston
Auburn
Eben Dana
Moosehead Lake
Chester
Waterville
Burton Hodgkins
Fred Hathorn
Kenneth Day
Lewiston
Hathorn
Julia Lakin
Hartley Hathorn
Richard Stinson
Woolwich
CCC
John Savage
Stella Dolloff
Bath
Lake Nequasset
Eric Robertson
Manchester-By-the-Sea
Mass
Cornelia Cothran
Roger
Fred Carlton
Edwin Moulton
Allagash
Blanche Littlefield
Littlefield
Florence Carlton
John Reed
State Department of Education
Boston
Haverhill
Partridge Cemetery Association
George M. Stins
Red Cross
F. W. Carlton
Lilly Bay
Bath court hears perplexing case of mentally deranged driver
Wyman L. Poland of Malden faced Judge John J. Keegan after his Buick collided with a Woolwich truck on Wrights hill. State Patrol charged him with reckless driving. Poland claimed diabetes and possible insulin overdose but later denied treatment. The judge suspended sentence and considered Maine license action, noting signs of temporary mental derangement.
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John J. Keegan
Bath
Wyman L. Poland
Wilson Street
Malden
Mass
Lester Holbrook
Woolwich
Wright's Hill
Harry L. Thompson
Poland
Boston & Albany Railroad
Holbrook
Keegan
Maine
Thompson
Massachusetts
Elasticity Adds to Lead’s Value in Sound Reduction
Lead’s high density and lack of elasticity give it strong sound reducing power. Its effectiveness stems from its heavy mass and stable structure, making it a preferred material for dampening vibrations in various applications.
Woolwich Grabs Third Straight Win Over Morse Ineligibles
Woolwich defeated Morse high Ineligibles 7 to 3 at Stevens field. Reed fired five hits for Woolwich while McNeil allowed nine, with two doubles by Cooper. Base hits included Cooper two and Perry. House-cleaning tale follows.
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Woolwich
Morse High
Stevens’ Field
Reed
Woolwich Crew
McNeil
Cooper
Perry
E. Fortier
Thorne
Hall
Gilmore
Bath
Leeman
Wright
Woolwich Junior Red Cross Presents Evening of Entertainment
The Woolwich Bath chapter of the American Red Cross staged an entertain ment at Sebec non hall Sagadahoc Ferry drawing about 250 attendees. Seven schools performed ten minute acts including plays songs recitations and dances with Mrs Edward V Reed as branch chair and Miss Roberta Hathorne as junior leader backed by local teachers.
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Red Cross
Woolwich
Bath
American Red Cross
Sebenon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Edward V. Reed
Roberta B. Hathorne
Ralph Reynolds
Dorothy Reed
Patricia Strout
Ruth Presley
Jennie Molson
Mila Orr
Geraldine Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Harold Strout
Teddy Molson
Barbara Genthner
Barbara Kilbreth
Caroline
John H. Carter
Day’s Ferry School
Dreamland Trail
Stanley Jack
Alton Munsey
Virginia Young
Avis Carter
Barbara MacDonald
Mary Young
Hopestill Read
Jeannette Wade
Clarence Young, Jr
Beverly Wade
Martin Carter
Arlene Wade
Harold Young
Carlton D. Reed
Rosalie Elizabeth Preble
Mary Louise Reed
Chopps School
Doris Goudy
James Cleaves
Gwendolyn Scott
Wallace Scott
Thelma Baker
Farmer Children
Alden Bailey
Clifton Scott
Frederick Scott
Union Bridge School
Burnette L. Bailey
Harley Wright
Herbert Wright
Ernest Stilphen, Jr
David Wright
Hervey Chubbuck, Jr
Our Garden
Ellsworth
Adrien Wright
Merle Hathorne
Frankie Wright
Elizabeth Leavitt
Reta Hathorne
Verlie Hathorne
Henry Wright
Phyllis Mank
Helene Leavitt
Dorothy Stilphen
Ellesworth Wright
Vernon Mank
Hathorne
Donald Wright
Nequasset School
Ethel Reed
Ella Mary
Miriam Robson
Leona Presby
Elizabeth Wright
Evelyn Leeman
Ruth Goodell
Charles Presby
Elta M. Robson
Sleepy Boy
Sarah McEachern
George Stafford
Lloyd Stinson
Glenda Wright
Norma Presby
Marian Stephens
Virginia Hanson
Marian McEachern
Hollis Bailey
Clarence Morrison
Kenneth Swasey
Billy Berry
Wilbert O'Neill
Paul Berry
Kenneth Bailey
Richard Swasey
Marion Simpson
Catherine Bailey
Maxine Bailey
Gertrude Murphy
Florence Murphy
Anna May Berry
Montsweag School
Charlotte L. Buck
Lloyd Shaw
Ivan Shaw
Betty Preble
Hopestill Reed
Fernald Bailey
Chester Leeman
Merle Jameson
Harry Fitch
Avis Marston
Harlan McFarland
Milton Hathorne
Gregware Wins Sunday Sweepstakes at Bath Country Club
Dr. Paul A. Gregware captured the Selected Nine sweepstakes with a net 31 at Bath country club. Wilfred Chaney of Morse High posted low gross with 39 as results list members including Archibald Main 51 35 and F A Winchenbach 40 35. A memorial tablet for Henry C. Jackson was placed in Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Hanover New Hampshire noting his long service and family ties to Woodstock Vermont and Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Gregware
Bath Country Club
Wilfred Chaney
Morse
Paul Gregware
Archibald Main
F. A. Winchenbach
John Conti
W. S. Voorhees
William Partington
Robert Brownell
Mary Hitchcock
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Eva Rines
Laura Nichols
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Roger Dow
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Rita Lewis
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Roland Bailey
Robert Boothby
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Bernard Merry
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Montsweag
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Farm Bureau Square
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Bruce Dickson
George P. Hobson
Mary Hobson
Geo. Bemis
Julia Lewis
J. W. Laughlin
Newcastle
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Sidney G. Evans
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Charles M. Legrow
Varney
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G. W. M. Keyes
Andover
Wilbur Lowell
Keyes
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J. E. White
William L. Stinson
W. Lowell
Lettie M. Stinson
Windham
Gorham
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Alice Greenleaf
Donald Leavitt
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Frank Haggett
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Clarence A. Peaslee
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Railroad Bridge
Lincoln County Republican Club
Franklin Hall
Frances Fossett
Bunker Hill
Jefferson
Arthur Durgin
B. F. Blagdons
Will Anderson
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Bridgeport
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Mildred Cunningham
Blair
John Blagdon
Sydney Evans
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Edgecomb
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Rockland
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Bailey
Sera Ee
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