Governing Board Plans Season For Church League
Arthur Sarkis and Harry Thayer were named referees with Rupert Lewis Alfred and Raymond Parks as alternates. The committee approved minutes and set 26 members on the governing panel who distributed 175 tickets with incentives for sellers. The officials panel named scorers and timers while entrances must be filed by Nov 13. The group discussed age limits and potential junior leagues and outlined schedule ads and first night matchups. Forrest B. Potter was elected police officer and ticket collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sarkis
Harry Thayer
Y.M.C.A. Church League
Rupert Lewis
Alfred
Raymond Parks
Philip Oliver
Ohliver
Erning
Ym.c.a
James McQuarrie
Wesley
Grace
Central
St. Mary's
Beacon
Elm
Forrest B. Potter
Bath Opera House Manager Speaks at GAR Meeting
Frank A Vennett, Bath Opera House manager, spoke at Col Dummer Sewall Chapter DAR at Central church parish house. He discussed theatre and movie stars and the New York World's Fair. Clarence N Flood missed talk. April date planned. Thirty five members attended and donations for the December Opportunity Parml were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A Vennett
Bath Opera House
Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Central Church Parish House
Vennett
Clarence N. Flood
Portland
Allen Marish
Corre H. Varney
Alice F
Kaler Bags Large Buck Near Bath After Hunt
Clinton D. Kaler aged 81 and companions hunted Whitefield woods when his son Kaler found a 225 pound eight point buck. The boy separated from his father and John L. Otis Tarbox street, then shouted for help and rejoined the party with the deer nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Kaler
High Street
Whitefield
Clinton S. Kaler
John L. Otis
Tarbox Street
Rockville Woman Butcher Expert After Accident Incident
Mrs Oscar W. Carroll of Rockville earns a reputation as an expert woman butcher after an accident when she struck a yearling with a piece of wood. Startled to see the steer stay alive she finished it and dressed the animal. She has killed and dressed five cows in a single morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Carroll
Rockville
New England Community Statistical Abstracts count Bath data
Boston University researchers announce the 368 page New England Community Statistical Abstracts for 175 cities led by Bath. The work, directed by Ralph Wells and John Perkins, compiles two pages per community with social economic data from 70 sources to aid industrial development and local planning. The Bath entry covers population, housing, finances, labor, retail, nearby trading areas, and municipal facilities, with transportation and historical notes. Local union Local 4 plans a new election at Bath Iron Works to seek representation by the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, with campaigns to gather fresh applications and pursue a six month eligibility period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston University Bureau of Business Research
Bath
Industrial Development Committee
New England Council
New England Community Statistical Abstracts
Ralph G. Wells
College of Business Administration
Bureau of Business Research
John 8. Perkins
Boston University
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Public Utilities
Champers of Commerce
Kennebec River
Popham
Portland
Androscoggin County
Cumberland County
Kennebec
Lincoln
Brunswick
Lisbon
Yarmouth
Topsham
Wiscasset
Phippsburg
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Bath Iron Works Corp
Shipbuilding Company
National Labor Relations Board
Lucian Koch
Quincy
Mass
Fletcher Furber wedding Friday at Central church parsonage
Miss Esther Mildred Furber daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Furber of 1252 Washington Street married Robert Alfred Fletcher son of Lorenzo Z Fletcher and the late Mrs Myra Fletcher at Central church parsonage 898 Middle Street in a single ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 1252 Washington after November 11 with Fletcher an outside machinist at Bath Iron Works and Mrs Fletcher formerly of Morse High School and the American Tel and Tel Company. Miss Emily Furber sister of the bride attended from Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Mildred Furber
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Robert Alfred Fletcher
Lorenzo Z. Fletcher
Mechanic Street
Myra Fletcher
Central Church Parsonage
Middle Street
David L. Wilson
Fletcher
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
American Tel. and Tel. Co
Emily Furber
Augusta
Stinson Purington Wedding in Portland
Miss Ida Purington and Delmar Stinson of Richmond wed Saturday at 4 pm in Portland with Rev. Alger W Geary presiding. Witnesses were Mrs Minot Doble and Mr Doble. The couple will reside in Richmond. The record shows numbers 347 and yearly counts 363 295 301 across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Purington
Delmar Stinson
Richmond
Portland
Alger W. Geary
Minot Doble
Mrs Briggs Returns From Bayonne Visit
Mrs Harry B Briggs Jr residing at 44 Pearl street has returned after several weeks visiting Bayonne New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Pearl Street
Bayonne
N. J
Classifieds Rate Notice for Local Advertisers
Classifieds notice lists insertion costs and submission deadline. It references Bath street address and contact details with a phone-like number, urging advertisers to reach the office by Wednesday noon. The ad fragment includes pricing per word and per insertion and mentions a city area.
Bowdoinham News Briefs Include Hunting Trips and Socials
Local notes report George Haraghy and others in Bowdoinham as hunting plans unfold in Northern Maine. The Sunshine Society dined with Mrs. Frank Rossi in Gardiner. Residents relocate and travel, with Edward Kendall wintering with Maud Kendall in Bowdoin. Duck shooting at Merrymeeting Bay draws visitors from Brooklyn and Warwick Neck. A car collision on North Front Street in Richmond injures a two year old, minor vehicle damage. Forty guests attend a costume party hosted by Ralph and Mrs Chesley with prizes for best and funniest costumes. Deer sightings mark midweek harvests. Emore Webber and Zina Maxwell each shoot deer in Bowdoinham. Socials include a Methodist Ladies' Aid meeting and hunting trips to Ornesville. A varied week closes with residents returning from Boston and Lexington camps, and patients visiting Eye and Ear in Benes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haraghy
Harts _ Conn
Jane Brown
Charles Hackett
John Purington
Prudence Hamilton
Clara Fogg
William Rogge
R. D. Purington
Willis Skelton
Son Lloyd
Maine
Sunshine Society
Frank Rossi
Gardiner
Charles Sherman
School Street
Mary Patten
Bay Road
Edward Kendall
Maud Kendall
Bowdoin
Leon Zach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dexter Stevens
Warwick Neck
R. I
Merrymeeting Bay
Stevens
Mab
Lancaster
Josephine
Walter Yattan
C. E. Briary
North Front Street
Richmond
Ralph Chesley
Ernest Millay
Terrance Curran
Wallace Hutchins
Emore Webber
Bowdoinham
Zina Maxwell
Ellis Moore
Herbert Merrill
Main Street
Miram Brown
North Conway
N. H
Earl Brown
Ralph Raymond
Portland
Emma Raymond
Aid
John McCain
John Palmer
Ralph Olsen
Mcnaay
Ornesville
Ivan Lang
Frank Siegars
Waterville
Richard Sparks
Edward Creighton
Boston
John Lyons
Edward Babb Jr
Lexington
Mass
Edward Todd
Bright
Louis Prouty
Brookline
Browns Duck Camps
Phillip Rideout
John Tarbox
Topsham
Harold Rollins
Edward Baker
Alden Small
Alice Sedgley
High School
Christian Jensen
Reginald Dore
Maine Central Section
Harmon Rogers
Edward LaRochelle
Gail Fay
Gardiner General Hospital
Halloween Parties and Social News in Bowdoinham and Nearby
Mrs Ernest Millay and Mrs Wallace Hutchins won prizes at a 40 guest Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Chesley with music by the Millays and Hutchins. Other notices include a Northey Sylvester party with fortunes told and a Temple family birthday event for Joan and Leta Temple. A new baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Little, formerly Dorothy Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chesley
Ernest Millay
Harry Picard
Wallace Hutchins
Terrance Curran
Raymond Northey
Ernest Sylvester
Northey
Frank Clark
Kennebunkpur
Bert Temple
Beatrice Doughty
Malcolm
South Portland
George Ackley
R. Dow
Gardiner
Temple
Shirley Humphrey
Joan
Leta
Edgar Temple
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Little
Dorothea Temple
Central Parish supper bridge yields prize winners
Mrs Belle Welch won the door prize as Central held a successful supper bridge in the parish house. Twenty two tables competed. women’s first prize went to Mrs Helen Bonney and men’s first prize to William Turpie. Miss Arlene Footer took second in contract. in auction, first prize went to Mrs Miles B Hagan and second to Mrs Lawrence Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Welch
Central
Helen Bonney
Wiliam Turpie
Arlene Footer
Miles B. Hagan
Lawrence Huston
Sacred Heart Circle Plans Men’s Night and Novena
Sacred Heart circle No. 561 D of I votes to observe a men’s night on November 21 with a covered dish supper entertainment and dancing. It also allocates a nine month novena for peace and notes December social committee and hostesses. A birthday party honors Miss Jane Stevens with hot chocolate and snacks in the Club Garret rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Theresa Dutton
Catherine Burgess
Esther Moses
Muriel Tardif
Beatrice Arsenault
Daughters of Isabella
Bath Memorial Hospital
Vivian Kronstrand
Beatrice Thebeau
Alice Burgess
Jane Stevens
Mary Darrah
Mary Grace
Phyllis Darrah
Barbara Freeman
Ruth Pratt
Barbara Walsh
Barbara Young
Barbara Kenney
Second Grade Work Described by Teacher
North Primary School second grade work was presented by Miss Margaret T. Mulligan at the North-Center P.T.A. meeting in Grace church parish house. A Nov. 20 speaker is Capt. Harold Maguire of Portland Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret T. Mulligan
North Primary School
P.T.A
Grace Church Parish House
Mulligan
Harold Maguire
Portland
Bailey
Morse High School
Grace Foster
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Isadore Singer
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Mrs Sarkis Hosts Charity Whist Party For St Marys Club
Mrs Sadie Sarkis of 745 Middle Street hosted a whist party as part of a series for St Marys Parent Teachers club. Prize winners included first prize to Mrs Lettie W Spencer and second prize to Mrs John W Costain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Sarkis
Middle Street
St. Mary's
Parent Teachers’ Club
Lettie W. Spencer
John W. Costain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’s, Inc
Te's
Red Cross
Governing Board OF
Church League
Alfred Neal
Iz¢ar Greenblatt
Arthur Warner
Frank Gallagher
Francis Norton
Henry Middlton
Frank Hinds
Rchard Cummings
Henry Rideout
Roland Robinson
James Skaling
Robert Huse
John Quirk
Allison Estes
The
Gov
Men & Boys
Max Kutz
Elm Street
GAR
Kaler
C.1
Labor Board
Local 4
Koch
Stinson
Purington
City Shore Ropers
Fred B
Front Street
Bowdoinham Post Road
Stetson’s
A. D. Stetson & Son
Uptowne
Roy Rogers
Wall Street
Cowboy
George Hayes
Ray Hatton
Red Circle
Dick Tracy
Jane Withers
Ritz Brothers
North-Center
James A. Gillies, Jr
Junior Hospital League
Barbara Ross
New Armory
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Donald N. Small
Ferrie Davis
Errol Flynn
Tomek
Hope Goddard