Social Happenings in Bath Maine Weekly Notes
Local society items from Bath include November church class activities at 18 Bailey Street with nominations for the December 12 meeting, plus numerous visits, weddings, travels, and civic events. Notables: Mr. Forward Daly’s home. Mrs. Worrey. Josie Winslow birthday. travels to Portland and Boston. World War II remembrance tablet dedication. nursing and hospital ties. and a trolley accident in Boston with injuries.
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The
Baptist Church
Forward Daly
Bailey Street
Herbert EF. Worrey
Brooks Memorial Parsonage
North Street
Ernest M. Holman
Harriet Rice
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Bath
Mrs
Melville L. Rice
Mary Mussenden
Boxton
Fred B. Percy
Boylston
Exeter
Mrs Mekhov Family Guests Visit Relatives in Maine
Mrs Charles Mekhov and her young son of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs Me Kas's parent Maver and Mrs Joseph Torres. Mrs Milton S Kimball returns to Augusta after visiting Bath with Mr Kimball's mother Mrs Frederick H Kimball.
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William T. Cobb
Martha Cobb
The
Lath Iron Works, Ltd
Bath
Rockland
Boston
Somerset
Katharine Langden Hill
Dorothy Leighton Hill
John Fremont Hill
Augusta
Mrs
Charles ©. Low
George H. Litch
Stoneham, Mass
Charles C. Low
Bath Savings Institution
Soth
Maine
List
Lillian Billings
Roy St Clair
Helen St. Clair
Bangor
Ralph Seekins
Richardson Street
Grace Donworth
Machias
TD. A. R
Frederic W. Baker
Charles Mekhov
Little Son
Brooklyn
Xii
Me Kas
Maver
Joseph Torres
Milton S. Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Frederick H. Kimball
Portland Visit Highlights From Local Hosts
Katherine Clifford and Mrs. Allan Niles returned to Portland Tuesday after overnighting with Mrs. Mae O'Hara. Peter G. Zaimes of Pawtucket formerly of Bath also came to visit and left after a few days with Peter S. Giftos.
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Peter
Giftos
Sarando
Portland
Revere
Mass
Arthur
Verenis
Katena Keene
Washington Street
Giftes
Charles Condos
Katherine Clifford
Allan Niles
Mae O'Hara
Peter G. Zaimes
Pawtucket
BR. I
Bath
Peter S. Giftos
Harvard Princeton Game Draws Cambridge Spectators
Mrs. Clarence E. Johnson and daughter Winifred returned from Boston after attending the Harvard Princeton football game in the Cambridge stadium. Miss Helen Artis and other local observers were among Saturday spectators.
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Helen Artis
Cambridge
Mass
Clarence E. Johnson
Winifred
Boston
Harvard-Princeton
Mackerel Trade Booms at Boston Fisher Pier
Great quantities of mackerel are being carried into Boston daily. On Monday 20 seiners and netters and several smaller craft docked at the South Boston pier with catches totaling reciprocally large, the largest single haul for the season. Most fish were taken near Thatcher's Island as Steamer Warwick ends service between New Harbor and Providence. tug Seguin loads coal for Hollingworth and Whitney at Gardiner while the Glendower returns to Richmond with coal for two dealers. The Knightville shipyard near Portland, sold for 14000, will pause construction of half finished ships and may be dismantled for lumber.
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Boston
South Boston
Thatcher's Island
Warwick
New Harbor
Providence
Wortland
Portland
Seguin
Richmond
Maine
Parker Flats
Norfolk
Hollingworth & Whitney
Gardiner
Texas Steamship Co
Glendower
Ath
Merrymeeting Bay
Knightville
Cape Division
Cumberland County Power & Light Co
M. A. Savailovitch
Hans J. PF. Enemark
Doctors To Discuss Cancer During Cancer Week
Two physicians join the Maine Medical Association this week for cancer week events. Thursday night at Beacon Street fieldsness on the subject invites North End residents to attend and hear the doctors discuss the bane of a nation.
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Maine Medical Association
Beacon Street
North End
Legion post clears funds for mortgage on new home site
By its recent fair Roland H. Smith post American Legion raised enough money to pay the mortgage on the property purchased a few weeks earlier as a permanent home site.
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Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Coal as a National Issue Highlighted by George O Smith
George Otis Smith cites coal’s central role in modern building materials and interstate commerce at a Washington gathering. He notes the Interior Department building embodies coal’s mineral contributions and warns rail movement and national trade depend on coal beyond any substitute.
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American Association of University Women
Washington
George Otis Smith
Skowhegan
United States Coal Commission
Grample
Interior Department
The
Coal Commission
Smith
Congress
Federal Railroad Commission
Forest Service
United States
Ninety six foot long photograph completed in Chicago park
Dr. Frank M. Woodruff of the Chicago Academy of Sciences finished a 96 by 10 foot panoramic photograph in Lincoln Park showing the Lake Michigan shore from Miller Beach to Gary Indiana and the Indiana sand dunes. A second 72 by 10 foot picture is done with two more planned, highlighting dunes swamps prairie and lake scenery with natural color tinting.
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Chicago
Frank M. Woodruff
Chicago Academy of Sciences
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Miller Beach
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Grand Calumet River
Calumet Sag
Norah
Prairies
North Shore
Tr. Woodruff
City chat reports potato price shifts and local events
Prices for Spaulding Boxs and Cobblers range from 1.10 to 1.25 while Green Mountains move from 1.40 to 1.50 as farmers await higher returns. Community notes cover whist parties at Red Men’s hall and Eagles lodge, a fire alarm box petition, a gas tank permit, radio broadcasts from Havana, and the Saturday Club lecture on New England scenery.
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Aroostock
Green Mountains
Music Hall
Arthur Ansert
Fred Clarke
Nera Live
VS. West
Perkins
Committee On Fire Department
City Council
Lincoln
North Streets
Acme Service
Commercial Street
Havana
Cuba
Brunswick
Eugene S. Jones
Boston
Town Hall
New Photographic Backgrounds Revolutionize Museum Displays
Government ornithologists report at the American Ornithologists Union convention that giant photographic backgrounds surpass oil paintings in detail and perspective. Dr. Woodruff developed equipment to print 10 by 11 foot sections from 8 by 10 negatives, with curved printing boards for focus, and can add moving birds by pinning them in front of backgrounds. He produced 110 photos ten feet high for smaller cases in addition to the large works.
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American Ornithologists Union
Woodruff
Dr. Woodruff
Chicago Juvenile Court a Model in First 21 Years
The Chicago Juvenile Court has handled almost 80 000 youths as children needing protection rather than criminals. A U S Department of Labor report notes the court keeps children at home under probation supervision, uses detention only as a last resort, and emphasizes family and medical factors to keep youths from reoffending. The court also oversees dependent and neglected cases and administers aid to mothers law, with ninety staff members performing probation work.
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Chicago Juvenile Court
United States
U. S. Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
Illinois Juvenile Court
Chicago
Romain
Juvenile Court Report Urges Policy Reforms in Chicago
A Chicago juvenile court report discusses broad duties of probation officers, family reconstruction needs, and cooperation with other courts. It calls for a uniform policy across agencies, clearer jurisdiction rules, and expanded public relief services to address abandonment, delinquency, and dependency.
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Chicago
Court of Domestic Relations
The Day's Catch Humor in Washington Evening Star
A short funny exchange centers on a boy fishing and a man in new clothes asking about pay. The man jokes that if the boy stays, he will eat nothing while fishing, but warns he may eat the chickens if he doesn’t leave while the house is being cleaned.
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Washington Evening Star
Foresaw the Results of Victory in London Answers Dialogue
Fragmentary exchange quoted from London Answers features threats and taunts about fighting and a doctor visit. The text hints at a confrontation and looming judgment but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
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Jack
London
Barn Construction Advances at City Farm Grounds
Rapid progress is reported on the new barn at the City farm with framing nearly complete and shingling planned if weather allows. Chairman Russell, overseers of the poor, notes the project is well underway and that fine stock will be housed in the facility.
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City Farm
Russell
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