Legion Fair At Armory Hall Delights Crowds
The American Legion fair opened at Armory Hall drawing large crowds with a colorful setup. Vendors offered crafts, candies, apparel, and refreshments while games, raffles, and stage acts kept attendees entertained through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Gene Hart
Art Pennell
Small Webster
Maurice Brown
Legion Telegraph Office
Charles Snow
Lena Richardson
Charles Nelson
Ralph Mank
Galen Ward
Gardner Mogess
Esther Green
Yo Ey
Roscoe Shaw
Martha Walker
Stackalowpa
Three Fae
Bath
Maine
Gil Mande
Clyde Mains
Berth
Lesere
Marion Hill
Lord
Lediex
Oliver Wax
Veres
Amd Freeman Crosbky
Mirkars
Howell Kouith
Mary
Maiie Sele
Perry Thompson
de V
Pewey & Somes
Wariotto
Wade
Khewki
Amd
Miewes Wentrice
Alice Daerrimg
Elem Sewell
Pfremerx
Madelyn Davie
Girls and Boys Club exhibit at Morse High
Sagadahoc County Loss' and Girls' Agricultural and Home Making Clubs held an annual meeting and exhibition at Morse High School spanning Friday to Saturday. Leaders from Bowdoinham, Topsham, Richmond and Wiscasset presented canning sewing and garden displays. County and state organizers from Auburn and Kennebec county farm bureau oversaw judging. prizes awarded for cooking, canning, sewing, poultry and garden produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Morse High School
Assembly Hall
Girlis
Richmond
George Wren
Bowdoinsham
Helen Gould
Helen Hackett
Bertha Hunter
Canning Club
Topska
Whitnes
Lhl Shibley
Qrrone
Br. M. Atherton
Auburn
Helen I’. Cooper
Tum
Maine College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Evunts
Venrikon
Imk
Canning
Hortene Williams
Frances Fernali
Mary Hunter
Margaret Fernald
Topsham
Blanche Graves
Sona Fors
Kowdinksem
Evelsn Robson
Wiscasset
Francis Libby
Olive Kinz
Madeline James
Marjorie Wren
Beatrice Card
Barbara Dougisx
Lillian Oliver
Richmeni
Dorothy Dickinson
Hazel Hackett
Kowdeinham
Madelin Patten
Lillian Parent
Frances Fernald
Herbert Towle
Topham
Karie Pichgett
Eredoinham
Frances Ferpsld
Merton Weelanger
Herbert Fernald
Bee County Vos
Girls Agricultural and
Anmnunerd
Sendem
Merree Hign Saturedayening
Merree Hign Saturedayening. Veatrice
Kirhmeni
Vianehe Grases
Torprham
Otats
Kari Bienigett
Bredvinham
Vianehe Graves
Topeka
Mars Hunter
Grtboswre
Vraseex Fernald
Toorham
Frazer Hackett
Mabel Millay
Bowdon Bass
Olive King
Frances Kibby
Madefine James
Coking Za Berescherping
Theiss Pratt
Lorraine Heewie
Veroza Moore
Jon Éinham
Heien Vlaines
Advenem Lifion Oser
Mertara Derogia
Kirke Crsking
Wemekerping
Masameila Veriegs
Muriel Beale Math Prats
Eselin Herteots
Soredeinham Casning
Freme- Fernald
Heviene Wiliten
Wargaret Yornald
Tagerhane Vig Raieimg
Ihimemerte Himeiles
Haid Warkett
Vorndotahans
Merhert Feruzlt
Voges
Bath Man Maurice Avery Wins Harvard Prize
Maurice W. Avery of Bath wins Harvard University graduate school scholarship with a $1 500 stipend to support his education. The married Bowdoin alumnus, Phi Beta Kappa, taught and led a school, and after earning an MA he plans to become a college professor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Avery of 2 Court Street and married nurse Alice Naugier in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path Frienis
Maurice Wesentt
Avery
Harvard University
Graduate School
Sam
Averys
Morse High
Hemers
Aml
Bowdein
Sear Ami
Boudein
Phi Meta Kappa
Unu-An
Cheel
Rockport High -Chewl
Harvard
Ami Beet
Ami
Joseph Avery
Court Street
Alice Naugier
Bath City Hospital
Gromt
Montreal
Thefts Off Clothesline Stun City Neighborhood
Readable notes report multiple thefts from clotheslines in a neighborhood. Items stolen include a bedspread from Cummings Street and a canvas cover for a seeall. Residents describe possible suspects and a search for the missing articles continues with no arrests.
Real estate optimism rises in Bath as demand grows
A Bath report from real estate agents shows an upturn from a low industrial period. More inquirers seek homes, with several local firms noting improved market conditions and confidence. Armistice Day ceremonies at the opera house drew a large crowd and featured Mayor Torrey and Maj. Webber addressing veterans and community memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Kelley
Spear C O
Hyde Windlaw. Co
Torres Roller
Watson, Frye Co
Congress Shirt Co
United Sates Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fred
Reed
Henry G. Hodgdon
Joseph Charles Footer
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Opera House
George Crockett
Oliver Webster
Wiscasset
Joseph Varnum
William H. Tobey
George F. Stacey
Joseph Torrey
Sewall Webster
John G. Rogers
David I. Wilson
Fred I. Hill
George Davey
James Lester Morse
George ©. Webber
Eugene M. Desmond
Eliot A. Fuller
R. E. Perkins
John Rogers
Desmond
Torrey
Bath Iron Works
Texas Steamship Co
Atlantic
Maj
Auburn
France
Dempsey and Bergdoll
Bath boy travels south to boost Maine potatoes
Erlon L Newdick chief of Maine Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry left Friday for the Seathers states to promote Maine seed potatoes. He plans meetings in Washington Texas Florida and other key areas to learn and share best practices, coordinating with brokers receivers agents and experiment stations to strengthen Maine seed potato trade and grower representation. The three month survey aims to identify shortcomings and raise Maine potato prospects with funding covered by the transportation firm and state salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlon L. Newdick
Bath
Maine Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Enghind Transportation
Washington
Bureau of Plant Pathology
Texas
Maine
Tesat
Nemadick
Florida
Newudick
Newdick
Fimex
Mir. Newdick
Eastern Mail Goes by Truck for Early Eastbound Deliveries
A newspaper truck will begin routes at 2:15 am delivering first class mail to Batheast ward and towns including Camden Rockland Thanton Warren Waldoboro Newcastle Deamarinculia and Wiscasset. The plan shifts delivery to early mornings by truck with trains or trolleys returning mail to western towns and aims to give businesses more time to respond the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Camden
Rockland
Thawanston
Warren
Waldoboro
Newcastle
Deamarinculia
Catholics Buy Chestnut Street Property for School Site
St Marys Parish plans a parochial school next spring after purchasing a large Chestnut Street property. Several houses will be relocated to clear the site for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
St. Mary’s Parish
Morse High football team guests of Bath Rotarians
The Morse High football team and Coach Hayward were guests at the Bath Rotary meeting at King Tavern. The event featured the Morse High orchestra and local music leaders. Speakers praised the team’s sportsmanship and fighting spirit, with Coach Hayward and Captain Tommy Bates expressing thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Hayward
Bath Rotarians
King Tavern
Morse High Orchestra
Eugene Desmond
George A. Crockett
Peter A. Olinto
Warren Oliver
Kershner
City and Bath Rotary Club
Wilson
Tommy” Bates
Tommy
W. S. Newell
Rotarians
Bath
N. Gratz Jackson
E. M. Fuller
Benny” Stover
Warren D. Oliver
Passmore
Y. M
J. Edward Drake
Same
Old Orchard Votes Bonds for Modern Sewage System
Old Orchard approved bond issuance to fund a modern sewage system recommended by skilled engineers. Work will begin as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Former Central Church Pastor Returns to Maine
Reverend A F Dunnely returns to Maine to lead a South Bristol church after nearly 25 years away. He resigns from Elmwood Presbyterian East Orange New Jersey where eight years of success followed by a farewell after a capacity service. The move includes a refurbished parsonage with piped heat electric lights and hardwood floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
A. F. Dunnely
Maine
South Bristol
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
East Orange
N. d
Duniels
Central Congregational Church
Fitchburg
Mass
Lowell
N. J
William H. Jackson
Advent Church
Middle Street
Lorec Ot
Dunnels
Lucy J. Dunnels
Boston
New England Tel Conference Held in Bath
G G S Perkins and R Robbins Jr from the Boston NE Tel office met Bath leaders for a session on service methods and directory work. Local participants included Harry Starbird Mae O Hara Lucien Ames Gilman Seabury Bessie Stimpson Cora Savage O W Joy and Marion Anderson from Brunswick office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. S. Perkins
R. Robbins Jr
Boston
New England Tel. & Tel Co
Bath
Harry L. Starbird
Mae O'Hara
Lucien Ames
Gilman Seabury
Bessie Stimpson
Cora Savage
O. W. Joy Wire
Marion Anderson
Brunswick
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Legioners Fair
Sivten Varent
Witfortes Seaton, Eoudocham
Maiahs Patten
Voprhken
Kzipe Vormgiem
Aswerate Morm
Myron Heemie
Wilewm
Morw
Wlan
Glee
Torpeteame
Maurice W. Avery OF
Harvard's Prize
MAURICE W_ AVERY
Kreges
Om Cummings Street
Ben Oop
Demmer
Petmbien
Lever Korkweil
Merrill
Beresrd Pattomn
Willian Patten
Fort Fairfield
Legion
Smith Post
Red Cross
Vpage
Bath Boy
St. Mary's Society
Portland
J. Fred Tobey
Chestnut and
High Streets
Central Church
A. F. Dunnell
Johnson Bros Co
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