Parking and Docking Improvements Urged by Junior Chamber
The Junior Chamber of Commerce calls for better parking enforcement and more boat docking facilities in Bath and Sagadahoc County. It notes drivers block driveways and curb spaces while business districts lack long term parking, and urges a committee to study waterfront docking and mooring solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Junior
Chamber of Commerce
Sagadahock
Ferry Dock
City Landing
Bath Could Foster Local Boat and Woodworking Industry
The Bath area could develop a small startup to build boats from skiffs to sloops and offer motorized craft appealing to cottage owners and winter sports equipment like skis and sleds. Bath’s skilled woodworkers, plus vacant shore property, could support a mid sized plant creating local employment and rising property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Bath
Maine Publicity Bureau Letter Suggestion Quoted
In the last monthly report Manager Harrie B. Coe prints a suggestion from Joy Wheeler Dow of Kennebunkport. Dow believes the idea is worthwhile and quotes her letter urging consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie B. Coe
Maine Publicity Bureau
Joy ‘Wheeler Dow
Kennebunkport
Dow
Play Safe Maine Proposal Promotes Belts Outside
The speaker argues Maine is not part of earthquake or tornado belts nor hot zones. They claim it is outside belts for hard water snakes dangerous wildlife and pests. The message suggests marketing Maine as a risk-free vacation region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Palmer-Joy Wedding Evening in Brunswick and Bath
Miss Dorothy E. Joy of Brunswick married Lawrence Palmer of North Bath in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s aunt’s home. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated as 26 relatives and friends attended. The couple left for a brief wedding trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Joy
Brunswick
Lawrence Palmer
North Bath
Donald H. Fogg
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Lewis E. Palmer
Miss Joy
Brunswick High School
Glee Club
Joy
Bath
Ervin L. Joy
Mr. Palmer
Ralph L. Palmer
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Laura
Margaret MacDougall
Beatrice Reynolds
William Plummer
Thelma
Club Garret Opens Country Club Season
About 125 attendees joined the May dance at the Country Club house hosted by Club Garret. John H. Grindell's four piece orchestra provided music from 8 30 to 12 30 with refreshments served during a club dining intermission. Mrs John H Grindell led the event with committee members Miss Evelyn I Trott Mrs Elwood Legard Mrs Mark W Hennessy Miss Jeannette F Shackford chairman and musicians included Walter Ey Gordon Wade and Reginald Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
John H. Grindell
Evelyn I. Trott
Elwood Legard
Mark W. Hennessy
Jeannette F. Shackford
Mr. Grindell
Walter Ey
Lewiston
Gordon Wade
Reginald Stacy
Juniors Contribute to Bath Country Club
The Bath Junior Chamber of Commerce turned over a check to Bath Country Club after a successful benefit dance. The gift reflects goodwill and strong cooperation between the Chamber and the club, pleasing President Bridgham and the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Country Club
Bridgham
Alewife Run Elevates Bath Area Attractions
Bath residents joined crowds to view the peak alewife run as thousands swarmed up streams toward Damariscotta Mills and other sites. Damariscotta Mills reports barrels of alewives salted for shipment, totaling about 3 300 barrels across the past three weeks, boosting local revenue for Newcastle and Nobleboro. Geraldine Stott of Jackson College stayed with Dr. and Mrs. A A Stott over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Montsweag
Damariscotta Mills
Damaristotta Pond
Newcastle
Nobleboro
Geraldine Stott
Jackson College
Medford, Mass
A. A. Stott
South End Contract Club closes second season with dinner
The South End Contract Club, 16 members, held its final meeting of the season with a dinner at Hotel Sedgwick attended by 28 members and substitutes. Gifts were exchanged by guests based on scores, and meetings will resume in October. Notable attendees included Mrs. James T. Bonney, Mrs. Vivian Brown, and Mrs. Crosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Sedgwick
Harry W. Crosman
James T. Bonney
Vivian Brown
Alfred E. Carpenter
Nathan E. Coffin
Russell M. Colby
Edward Coombs
Fred M. Coombs
Crosman
William P. Crowley
Carroll A. Deering
Pearl E. Dunbar
William P. Hatch
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
John H. Hunt
Frank M. Lemont
Carleton W. Lowell
Leland R. Mitchell
Wellington A. Moore
Horace P. Morse
Bessie B. Potter
Chester A
Maine 4-H Club Enrollment Tops 6 800
Almost 7 000 join Maine 4-H clubs by May 16 bringing total enrollment to 6 801, led by Oxford county with 790 members. Waldo 789 Penobscot 777 and Kennebec Knox Lincoln 620 each. Aroostook up 494 and 261 more than 1935. County tallies include Aroostook 494 York 463 Cumberland 462.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kenneth C. Lovejoy
Oxford County
Waldo County
Penobscot
Kennebe
Bath People Escape Injuries in Crash
Four Bath residents escaped injury when their vehicle collided with a Lewiston car in Lisbon Saturday night. The Lewiston driver, Howard Cody of 477 Main Street, was arrested on a drunken driving charge. The Thompson car sustained a damaged spring and fender. Cody’s left front wheel broke. Both cars were towed. three occupants of the Lewiston car were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lisbon
Lewiston
Fred H. Thompson
High Street
Dorothy A. Thompson
Frank D. Thompson
Cobbroad
Reddington R. Reed
Robbins Street
Columbia Theatre to Reopen in June After Repairs
Columbia theatre to reopen around the first of June after repairs and decorating under John T. Loftus supervision for M. and P. theatres. Officials Martin Mullin Samuel Pinanski and A J Moreau inspected Bath venue and announced the cosy theatre would be reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John T. Loftus
M. & P. Theatres
Martin J. Mullin
Samuel Pinanski
M. & P. Theatres Corp
A. J. Moreau
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bath
Little Theatre
Abandons Attempt to Tow Coriolanus at Maine Port
The steel bark Coriolanus, docked at Maine Central for four years, was visited by the ocean going tug Thomas E. Moran from New York. After finding a couple feet of water in her hold, observers doubted a tow to Fall River Massachusetts. The Moran then sailed out of the Kennebec river heading westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoriOlanus
Maine Central
Thomas E. Moran
New York
Kennebec
Fall River
Mass
Moran
Kennebec River
Bath D A R Members Attend Open House
Bath sent 17 Col. Dummer Sewall chapter D A R members and two guests to the Montpelier House in Thomaston for an open house honoring Mrs. William A. Becker president general of the D A R. About 300 people including delegates from the 47th annual congress visited Gen Henry Knox home in Montpelier with remarks from Harold H. Bourne Leon Crockett and Mrs. Hazel M Anzalone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Col. Dummer Sewall
Montpelier
Thomaston
William A. Becker
Knox Memorial Association
General Knox
Lady Knox
Rockland
National Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Portland
Henry Knox
Associated Press
Harold H. Bourne
Kennebunk
Maine
Leon Crockett
Camden
Knox
Hazel M. Anzalone
Victor A. Binford
Roxbury
William S. Shaw
National
Harry E. Ring
Leonard M. Lord
Ernest Fulton
Annie E. Cox
Flora M. Randall
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Herbert Calderwood
Fred C. Hill
Fred W. May
Harry E. Litchfield
Carl E. Albee
Jane Lemont
Corrie H. Varney
Alice E. Varney
Charles C. Low
Charles M. Tubbs
David L. Wilson
Clare A. Varney
Democrats Plan Jefferson Day Dinner at Sedgwick
The Democratic city committee schedules a belated Jefferson day dinner at the Sedgwick next Tuesday June 2 at seven o clock. Governor Brann National Committeeman Dubord gubernatorial candidate Hamlin and his primary rivals Adams Connolly will attend along with numerous local party members and other interested figures. The event aims to boost the summer campaign and uses the new hotel for its larger dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Sedgwick
Louis J. Brann
F. Harold Dubord
Simon M. Hamlin
Charles H. Adams
Joseph W. Connolly
Portland
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Central Church Choir Holds Indoor Picnic Social
The Central church choir held an indoor picnic supper in the parish house on Thursday. Members brought lunches and coffee was served. Ice cream donated by Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson. After eating, a Memorial Sunday music rehearsal followed by social games and Beano won by Miss Barbara E. Wood. Credit given to Mr. and Mrs. Luther S. Thompson and Mrs. Jack Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Barbara E. Wood
Luther S. Thompson
Jack Shaw
Maine Bottlers Gather for Spring Outing at Casco Inn
George Poulos hosted the Maine Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages Association at Casco Inn Garnet for their annual Spring outing banquet and business session. About 75 bottlers and salesmen attended as Dr. A M G Soule addressed the group after a shore dinner. The constitution and by laws were adopted at the meeting following outdoor sports in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages Association
Casco Inn
Garnet
George Poulos
Liberty Bottling Co
A.M. G. Soule
Division of Inspection
Lovely Mitchell wedding ends in simple Winter Street ceremony
Miss Faye M. Lovely and Charles G. Mitchell wed Saturday night at the Winter Street church parsonage. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated the single ring ceremony. The bride wore jade green crepe. They plan to reside with Mr. Mitchell's father after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye M. Lovely
Charles G. Mitchell
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Mitchell
Frank Harris
Washington Street
Mr. Mitchell
Horace Mitchell
Carlton Miles Suffering Leg Injury Updates Theater Role
Carlton Miles, publicity manager at the Lakewood Theatre in Skowhegan, has a broken leg from a recent fall and may not return this summer, according to his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Miles
Skowhegan
Lakewood Theatre
Louis and Schmeling Set for June 18 Championship Bout
June 18 brings Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling to Yankee Stadium in a bout billed as the year’s greatest sporting event. Both fighters are in top shape and confident, with a huge purse at stake and a potential shot at World Champion Jim Braddock. NBC will carry blow by blow coverage nationwide. Buick Motor Co sponsors the broadcast with WBZ and WBZA carrying New England radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jim Braddock
Texas
Alaska
National Broadcasting Co
New England
WBZ
WBZA
New York Times
NBC
Genesta Chapter Ends Seasonal Meetings with Picnics
Sewing circle of Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S held its final meeting in the Masonic Temple and voted to postpone further gatherings until Fall while planning summer picnics. Mrs George A Rogers and Mrs Wallace L Atwood named picnic committee. Prize winners included Mrs James Bonney and Mrs Victor Pinkham in cards. auction prizes went to Mrs Ralph Hall and Mrs Charles Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle of
Genesta
Masonic Temple
George A. Rogers
Wallace L. Atwood
Luther S. Thompson
James Bonney
Victor Pinkham
Ralph Hall
Charles Soule
Women Rally Veers to Reform in Sagadahoc
G O P women rally Sagadahoc supporters as Raymond S. Oakes lauds Clare N. Flood and Mrs. Henry W. Butler. Speakers urge national and state reform, road improvements, and tax relief, criticizing government interference in business and urging fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence N. Flood
Bath
Sagadahoc
Senate
Maine
Henry W. Butler
Butler
Womens Republican Club
Republican Friends
Women in Politics and Tax Burdens Highlighted Speech
A speech argues women should engage in politics, detailing taxes and government costs while praising two active women organizers, Mrs Robert Lincoln Hoyal and Miss Mary Dewson. It notes Maine Republican and Democratic clubs and urges informed voting as speakers and officials attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. S
Robert Lincoln Hoyal
Mary Dewson
Hoyal
Republican National Committee
Miss Dewson
Maine
Republican Club of
United States of America
Butler
Mayor Sewall
Sewall
Republican State Committee
Wilbur C. Oliver
Joseph O. Purdue
Fred Cary
Ivy Ball Attendees Include Lore Steininger at Bowdoin
Miss Lore Steininger of 709 High Street attended the Ivy Ball at Bowdoin College Friday evening alongside other guests and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Steininger
High Street
Bowdoin College
Seniors Pick Church For Baccalaureate Service
At a Friday class meeting the seniors voted 63 to 32 to hold the baccalaureate at a church rather than the high school venue. Prin Arthur B. Scott and Class Adviser J Edward Pomeroy attended. A separate class day committee will plan events with Muriel Quinn Ida Schoffield and William Mussenden as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Arthur B. Scott
J. Edward Pomeroy
Muriel Quinn
Ida Schofield
William Mussenden
Martha Cutting
Robert Footer
Squirrel Island
Monhegan
Lakewood
Portland
Alfred Cormier
Francis Stover
Glena H. Easton, Jr
Carroll Morse
Lena Kamendalis
Wooden Spoon delayed at Bowdoin Ivy Exercises
The wooden spoon award for the junior class was postponed at Bowdoin College during the Ivy Exercises on Friday. William R. Owen of Augusta, the recipient, was absent as he is with the college track team in Providence, Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
William R. Owen
Augusta
Providence
R. I
Ivy
Walker Art Building
Wendall Sawyer
Saco
Richard V. McCann
Portland
Frederick Gwynn
Chevy Chase
Searles Science
Nathan Dane
Lexington
Mass
William P. Drake
Bath
Sargent Gymnasium
Robert Sherwood
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable clue list for a weekly crossword with across items such as Froth Bullets Intuitive and more. Includes entries like One-time coin Polite Iron golf club Scotch and others with various numeric tag references and a final note Answer to previous puzzle.
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Iron Golf Club Scotch
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Columbia Theatre
Bath D.A.R
Goté Kinéx
Louis and
Schmeling
G. O. P. Women Conduct Rally
Raymond S. Oakes
Oakes
Mr. Bailey
Cook's Corner
Bowdoin Pines
Mrs. Thomas Avery
Oxford
Poland
Perham Brook
Lis
Lai
Fiz
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