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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1932

Page

8

Missionary Society Held Meeting at Mrs Rogers Home

Mrs Llewellyn D Rogers hosted the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Wesley M E Church in West Bath. Nine members and four guests attended. Eva Cahill presided with devotionals on Jesus the Maker of Missions and program topics on the missionary movement.

Llewellyn D. Rogers West Bath Women's Home Missionary Society Wesley M. E. Church Annie Wylie Stackpole Annie Rogers Carrie Sampson Inez F. Carr Bath Eva Cahill Jesus Forrest L. Littlefield Missionary Movement Charles W. Cole Haskell Institution For Earl Lermond Bird A. Shellenbarger Yama Mission Annie Wyle Stackpole Cahill Ponca Mission Dora Lowell Linwood F. Carr

Stolen ATO Flag Claimed During Brunswick Halloween

Police report Brunswick residents recount a theft of the Alpha Tau Omega flag from the chapter house on Federal Street during Halloween. Fraternity members chased a group of youths but could not tie them to the crime. This marks the third flag theft from the fraternity this fall.

Alpha Tau Omega Federal Street Brunswick

Evangelist Smith Addresses W C T U Meeting

Evangelist Lewis E. Smith spoke to the White Ribbonists at Salvation Army hall. He contrasted Prohibition era with today and joined in prayer for election outcomes. Rev Holman and Rev Mary Custance also addressed concerns on dry versus wet laws and liquor control.

Salvation Army Hall Lewis E. Smith Beacon Street M. E Weston P. Holman Union Mary Custance Gorhem Church of the Nagarene Smith Frederick J. Hoffman

Old Time Hotel Sign Recalled From Gay Nineties

Workmen uncover a faded Columbian House sign from the Gay Nineties at Front and Commerce streets. The sign advertises board by the week or day, meals 25 cents, lodging 25 cents, with proprietor J. M. Spiett. The Columbian House once dominated Bath society at the former site of the Columbia theatre and Y M C A.

Front Commerce Streets Columbian House Columbia Theatre Bath Columbian Hall

Corliss Street Church team out of league this season

The Corliss Street church basketball team, defending champions of Bath's Y M C A Church Basketball League, will not participate next season. Since 1925 26 the squad has been a top contender, with multiple championships and runners up, under coach Red McMann.

Corliss Street Church Y. M. C. A. Church Bath Corliss Central Church Red McMann Corliss Church Basketeers

State House Chat of Present Week

Maine lawmakers consider Old Age Pensions and Unemployment Insurance as they head into the next session. Forest radio experiments by Neil Violette aim to speed fire reporting across 15 million acres. Eight state officials face reappointment as Governor Brann plans loyalty rewarded by party. A new statehouse heating board with color lights promises precise climate control in the building.

Charles J. Oberly Augusta Maine House of Representatives Neil Violette Violette Louis J. Brann State House Brann

Vandals Strike West Bath Church Again

West Bath residents face another church vandalism incident after shots damaged the semi circular stained glass over the main doorway bearing the numeral 1902. Last year’s repairs cost 25 dollars. this year’s damage will be costly due to the glass shape. Local people question the motive and seek payment for repairs from the guilty party while avoiding punishment.

West Bath

Hussey Prizes Honored at Cony School Assembly

Mrs. Lillian A. Hussey, founder of the Hussey prizes for top influence and helpfulness, was guest of honor at a Thursday morning assembly. Principal Everett A. Perkins spoke, and Nancy Weston presented a bouquet on behalf of students. The award funds were donated by Hussey to honor cooperative spirit with teachers during high school.

Lillian A. Hussey Hussey Cony Everett A. Perkins Nancy Weston

For Sale Apples and Wanted Farm Buyer Notice

FOR SALE Stark and Baldwin apples 35c and 50c per bushel Quality excellent Bring containers R A Douglas Bow doinham series 10 20 mp WANTED To buy a good low priced farm B H Standish 1 Warehouse Point Connecticut FOOT SPECIALIST Blue eatme corns agrowin nails fallen arches Dr Arthur Gets hard 109 Front ps Aug 11 10 1f

Stark and Baldwin R. A. Douglas Bowdoinham B. H. Standish Warehouse Point Connecticut Arthur Getshard

Bowdoinham Social and Community Notes Quietly Busy

Bowdoinham residents attended visits in Richmond and Augusta while friends and relatives gathered at farms, inns, and clubs. Fire danger, highway plans, and an Electa chapter inspection dominated a weekend of social calls, travels, and civic events across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.

Pennsylvania Culture Rooted in German Heritage Before Revolution

Cultural history notes that Pennsylvania retained strong German influences well before the Revolutionary era, shaping language, customs, and communities in the colony.

Bath and Sagadahoc Turn GOP in Presidential Vote

In Bath and Sagadahoc County the presidential race swung Republican, with 15 of 16 precincts voting R. Ward 4 in Bath stayed Democratic by 27 votes, while the county and city totals favored the GOP. Tables note minor ward discrepancies due to split Maine ballots but totals are presented as stated.

Bath Sagadahoc Ward Maine County Dem Soc Arrowsie Bath Bn Pe Mnedee Ste Bowdoin Seene CITY Cem Sac. Com

Trott urges steady policy as inflation fears loom

Raymond M. Trott of Rhode Island Hospital Trust spoke to the Maine Fiduciaries Association in Portland. He urged caution against currency manipulation and warned that political meddling could break faith in monetary systems while noting deflation hardships and paths toward a return to normal business activity.

Raymond M. Trott Bath Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co Maine Fiduciaries Association Portland Congress

Municipal officers tabulate returns and grant licenses

The officials met to tabulate election results granting a victualer's license to B. T. Wagner of 186 Water Street and approving Edward A. Rowe for gasoline tank installation at 104 Center Street. They accepted an invitation to Veterans' night on November 21 and arranged retrieval of a duck consignment that escaped confinement and returned to its owners after a chase near the cross canal.

B. T. Wagner Water Street Edward A. Rowe Center Street T. W. Hyde E. & M. Poultry Co Cook Street Auburn Grand Trunk Lewiston Cross Canal

Colonel Owen Delivers Insightful Maine History Talk

The Central church Men's club gathered at the Parish house with a 6:30 supper. Col. H. W. Owen spoke on early Maine history, detailing Brunswick's wide Main Street and colonial roads from Brunswick Falls to Maquoit, noting a 1806 toll road to Brunswick by William King.

Central Church David Rich N. Gratz Jackson Rppaker Col. H. W. Owen Maine Brunswick Fort Petepscot Brunswick Falls Androscoggin Maquoit Mere Point Bath Thomas's Point New Meadows Lovers’ Retreat William King

Driving under the influence case ends with $110 fine

Joseph Terrell pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated on November 3 before Judge John J. Keegan. He was fined $100 and costs of $10 or 60 days in jail. he paid. Police say he drove the coupe that overturned on Bath street hill injuring James Bonness, whose condition after hospital read as much improved.

Joseph Terrell John J. Keegan Terrell Androscoggin County Auburn Bath Street James Bonness Bonness Keegan Phippsburg West Bath Charles Whittum

Frank G. Reed Funeral at 15 Mechanic Street

The funeral for Frank G. Reed was held Wednesday at two in the afternoon at his home 15 Mechanic Street. Rev Charles R Sims of the First Baptist church officiated with Masonic rites by Casper F Hartleb and William A Furber. Lodge bearers were Frank Clark William F Ham Fred J Hoff man and Donald Small. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Frank G. Reed Mechanic Street Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Casper F. Hartleb Polar Star Lodge William A. Furber Lodge Frank Clark William F. Ham Fred J. Hoffman Donald Small Oak Grove

Day's Ferry Club Supper Sees High Score Award

Mrs Clara Corliss of Bath entertained the Day's Ferry Contract club at a supper party Saturday evening. Mrs A L Corliss received the high score.

Clara Corliss Bath Ferry Contract Club A. L. Corliss

Aged Augusta Woman Honored With Surprise Birthday Party

Miss Jennie H. Bragdon of Pleasant Hill Augusta observed her 85th birthday on August 13 and was greeted Sunday afternoon by three generations of nephews and nieces who gathered to honor her with a surprise party.

Jennie H. Bragdon Pleasant Hill Road Augusta

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