Scouts Clear Debris on Highway Verge Between Bath and Brunswick
Scout Master Joseph O Purdue and Boy Scouts removed years of debris near Blind Crossing along the Bath Brunswick highway. City street department will haul rubbish, police will post notices to deter future dumping. The letter also urges Coast Guard telephone lines to stay connected during storms for beach safety and damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Purdue
Boy Scouts
Bath
Brunswick
Red Cross Roll Call and Local Crim Lind Counters
The article urges readers to donate at least a dollar to the American Red Cross, pledging funds for relief from disasters and suffering worldwide. It notes state police investigations into timber theft near Kennebec and mentions Woolwich attracting new residents due to Bath industry jobs, with cheap tolls over Carlton bridge. It also calls for milk campaigns for needy children and warns communities to prepare sand wagons for winter sleet hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Woolwich
Bath
Kennether
Carlton Bridge
American Red Cross
Freshman division presents Armistice program at Morse High
Miss Mary H Conley’s college freshman English class staged an Armistice Day program before Morse High School students. Kenneth Vennett chaired with readings by Eunice Perkins and Jean Dennison, a one act play Mars Loses His Throne followed, with music by Edna Besaw and Margaret Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Conley
Morse High School
Kenneth Vennett
Eunice Perkins
Jean Dennison
France
Jean Rushmore Patterson
Bruce Barton
Ellen McCall
America
Barbara Freeman
Tennyson
Ida R. Cohen
Mars
Ernest Ro Avery
Sumner Hawey
Harold Strout
Edward Smwall
The
People
Ann Mohler
Barbara Walker
Thatcher Pinkham
Alden Bailey
Statesman
Margaret Sampson
David Teasdale
Edna Besaw
Margaret K. Sampson
Five candidates initiated to Bath Elks during Safety Week observance
Bath Lewiston Lodge hosted state Elks observing State Association Night and National Safety Week with five candidates initiated. John P. Carey led state officers. election was directed by Exalted Ruler John Payne of Lewiston. Delegations from Biddeford Sanford Portland Rockland Gardiner attended. Patrolman George Shaw spoke on traffic safety. A premeeting buffet was served by Walter L. Whiter and Arthur Sprague chaired arrangements for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Artur Lasseur
Biddeford
Maine West
Ralph GC. Ketehra
Old
Sanford
Portland
Rockland
Gardiner
Lewiston
George Shaw
Thomaston
Barrac
Eikdon
Walter L. Whither
Arthur FY. Spragme
Duarte
Blaze at Litchfield prompts firefighter response
Firefighters from Gardiner and Richmond rushed to a blaze in Litchfield. Weston family home damaged with only moments to escape as flames gutted roof and storage of farming tools and potatoes. Fire crews, led by Assistant Chief O D Sprague, fought the fire and prevented spread to nearby grasslands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Weston
Bern Wauwhut
Maine students honored in university elections
Merritt Trott of Bath was elected to the senior class commencement ball committee and Esther H. Drummond of Arrowsic was chosen for the freshman banquet committee. Tuesday, December 28, the annual Charity Ball for Augusta General Hospital under Hospital Aid was announcedFriday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Arrowsie
University of Maine
Cis
Merritt Trott
Bath
Esther H. Drummond
Arrowsic
Augusta General Hospital
Hospital Aid
Scouts and Brownies Show Activity This Week
Wise Owl troop met at the Y with Mrs. Harold J. Rubin visiting. Older girls hiked to Thorne's Head with marshmallows toasted and a scavenger hunt while rain kept younger scouts on an automobile ride. A breakfast hike was planned for Nov 13 at Sasanoa Bluffs. Peter Pan Brownies met at Grace church parish house with 21 Brownies, working on scrapbooks and square knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Harold J. Rubin
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Jacob Smith
Thorne’s Head
Ruth E. Cogan
Kathleen Harkins
Elizabeth Wiliams
Linna Marie Purdue
Shirley Parshley
Gertrude Dole
Mary Webb
Alice Young
Charles Sawyer
Elizabeth Trott
Mary Pierce
Ruth Small
Emma Jane Trott
Grace Church
First Baptist Ladies Plan Christmas Sale
The First Baptist church Ladies sewing circle named committees for a Christmas sale and supper on December 1 at a Wednesday meeting. An entertainment on November 23 will feature candy sales under Mrs. Simon Moore and Mrs. E. B. Wright. Members included 16 attendees and one visitor. tickets by Mrs. Charles F. Card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Card
Simon Moore
E. B. Wright
FE. B. Wright
Elmer W. Rogers
Joseph L. Dauphin
Licy G. Rogers
Clifford F. Harrington
William Wakefield
Fred W. Larrabee
Willis B. Hall
Annie Oliver
Freeman Crosby
Rudolph Furber
Mabel I. Lake
Omar L. Fullerton
Leon R. Eaton
Cedric A. Martin
Edward Cook
Evelyn W. Sotheard
Charles F. Card
Boy Seriously Hurt When Hit By Auto
Seven year old Raymond Barry, son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Barry of East Poland, on danger list at Beth Memorial hospital after being struck by a car on Front street around 12 30 Thursday. He suffers severe concussion possible skull fracture, nine stitches for a lip wound and two teeth lost. No blame assigned to Charles Warnford operator of the Fel dspar Co machine. Witnesses say Barry ran into the street. he was rushed to the hospital by Mr Wainford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barry
Forrest Barry
King Street
East Poland
Beth Memorial Hospital
Front Street
Ardenne A. Stott
South Street
Charles F. Warnford
Deering Street
Ceramics Feldspar Co
Barry
Postal Telegraph Office
Wainford
Kateon Camp Auxiliary Observes Armistice Day
Kateon Camp auxiliary held Armistice day exercises at Odd Fellows hall with a social to follow. Program included Salem of America assembly, flag salute, piano and guitar pieces by Swain and Newel Swain, readings, and patriotic songs. Asa Wilson Everett H Maxcy and Nathaniel W Wilson were named to draft a petition for a new bridge across the Kennebec River at Augusta Kiwanis club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateon Camp
Odd Fellows Hall
Sinvine of America
Assembly
Paul and
Newel
Swain
Newell Swain
Rewding
Melville Witham
Velma Crocker
Pino
Swain Koy
Beatrice Hart
Everett H. Maxcy
Nathaniel W. Wilson
Kennebec River
Augusta Kiwanis Club
Bath Composers Night Observed At Camarades Gala
Camarades Musicaux marked its seventh year with Bath Composers Night at Miss Alice Magoun’s home. Local and former residents Parke Grindel, Mrs James O Lincoln, Allan Ramsay, Hiram Stevens, Harry McLellan and others performed works amid talks on composers and their pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Bath
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
Parke Grindel
James O. Lincoln
Allan H. Ramsay
Hiram T. Stevens
Harry McLellan
Portland
McLellan
Musicale
Henry Duncan
Arthur Hyde
Thomas P. S. Magoun
Frank Sewall
Charles Snowman
Miss Magoun
Margaret S. Melcher
Léonard
Sanborn
Hatch
Andrews
Sturtevant
Mrs. Sanborn
Cavalier
Coeaee
Thomas P. I. Magoun
Rice
Mr. Ramsay
Royal
Mrs. Andrews
Allan Ramsay
Miss Leonard
Albee
Antonne
Arthur Hyde Las Allan Ramsay
Woodward men bring in sizable deer during cold trip
Earl Larrabee of 190 High street returned with a 200 pound doe after a hunting trip to Andover. Clarence Morrill of North street extension followed with a large buck about 135 pounds. They camped near a brook Wednesday, returned Friday night, and endured freezing dishes and cold wind. Both hunters had previously found little success in Machias last year and felt elated by their quick harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Larrabee
High Street
Andover
Clarence Morrill
North Street
Brook
Mr. Larrabee
Mr. Morrill
Machias
Sacred Heart Circle Beano Party Sponsors Benefit
Despite a storm a large crowd attended the beano party Saturday evening in G A R hall, held by the Sacred Heart circle welfare committee of D of I for its work. Committee members include Mrs James E McLaughlin, chairman, with several others. The group thanks Knights of Pythias for cancelling their event and local merchants for help. Postmaster Leroy S Patch of Shapleigh celebrated his 75th anniversary after a long career as merchant and earlier fare collector on old Boston horse cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Welfare Committee of Sacred Heart Circ.e, D. of I
James E. McLaughlin
Frank T Fortier
Lorenzo J. Collins
John W. Cosain
Frank FE. Moses
Wilfred’ Skaling
Knights of Pythias
Leroy
Patch of
Shapleigh
Newfield
Boston
Treasure Chest Exhibit and Doll Sale Discussed by Ladies Auxiliary
The Winter Street church Ladies Auxiliary met in the ladies parlor on Tuesday. They planned doll contributions for the November 30 sale by the 29th and announced tickets for the treasure chest exhibit studio supper and entertainment. An entertainment followed the business portion with songs in English and Spanish, piano solos, and talks on religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Winter Street Church
Arthur S. Crockett
Alice F. Johnson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leroy F. Colby
Summer Sewall
McFadden
America
Amy A. Trish
Jean
June McCall
Carol Wood
Richard
Hersom
Lynette Carver
Phippsburg
Frnet Freeman
Edgar D. Leavitt
David Y. Alkazin
Howell Smith
Charles W. Walsh
Russell M. Colby
Three Auto Cases in Municipal Court
Judge Arthur J. Dunton heard three automobile cases Friday morning. Sergt. George T. Adams, on furlough from Hawaii, pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a 3 am turn error near Blind Crossing. He paid 15 dollars fine plus 5.70 costs. his borrowed car wrecked on the Brunswick–Yarmouth route. Edwin R. Munsey of Pine Street pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a sideswipe on the Bath Brunswick highway. he paid 10 dollars plus 5.35 costs as his car was badly damaged. Walter Bartlett of Bath pled guilty to operating a motor truck with improper registration and paid 4.95 in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Brunswick
George T. Adams
U.S. A
Honolulu
Dunton
John P. Crosby
Adams
Yarmouth
Pond
Edwin R. Munsey
Pine Street
Bath-Brunswick
Peterson's Hill
Crosby
Munsey
Walter Bartlett
Bath
White Ribboners Meet With Mrs Paquet
Mrs Mabel Paquet hosted the White Ribboners at 28 Russell Street on Tuesday of last week. Mrs Nella Stover led the devotional on Citizenship Education and explained roll call responses. The group voted to sell candy to fund the budget and discussed raising the National Education fund quota of 250 dollars. Letters from national and state treasurers were read about the annual roll call to be held with the next meeting at Mrs Mary Pratt’s home on November 30. Committees were named. Marjorie Stover led the program, Myra Kelley devotionals, Lillian Mayo and Nellie Brown refreshments. Recording secretary Lizzie Chaney was to send Thanksgiving cards to two elderly members and to Mrs James Goodwin recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Paquet
Russell Street
Nella 8. Stover
National Education Fund
Mary Pratt
Springtreet
Marjorie V. Stover
Myra Kelley
Lillian Mayo
Nellie Brown
Nellie Brown and Mrs. Stover, Refreshments. Mrs. Lizzie B.C. Chaney
Marian Higgins
Trott
James Goodwin
Silver Wedding Observed Friday at Robinson Home
Mr and Mrs Carl L Robinson at 54 Bedford Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Friday evening with four of five children present. Guests included Miss Geraldine McPhee Robert Cressey and George C Quicksall. A roast turkey dinner ended with a 10 pound anniversary cake and fruit salad. Mrs John Gilmore returned home Sunday from Medford Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Robinson
Bedford Street
Leon
Nellie
Mary
Carl, Jr
Charles
Geraldine McPhee
Robert Cressey
George C. Quicksall
Shepard Elected Head Of Maine Boys Conference
John J. Shepard was elected president of Sagadahoc county’s boys conference group at a final YMCA meeting before the 30th annual Maine boys conference in Augusta. Other officers named were John R. Kimble as vice president and Harry FE Fullerton as secretary. Over 800 Sagadahoc youths from Bath are expected to attend the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Shepard
Sagadahoc County
Y.M.C.A
Augusta
Bath
Maine
John R. Kimble
Harry FE. Fullerton
David E. Rich, Jr
Earl Lowery
Sagadahoc
Harold Stanton, Jr
Albert Whitney, Jr
Charles W. Camach
Arthur Brown
Edward Butterfield
John Coombs
Green Mitchell remarriage filed in Portland
Friday filings in the City Clerk office record the remarriage of Robert D. Green of 66 Bowery Street and Greta M. Mitchell of 6 King Street on November 10 in Portland. Rev. William D. Veazie of 286 State Street, Portland performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Robert D. Green
Bowery Street
Greta M. Mitchell
King Street
Portland
William D. Veazie
State Street
Hoover Visits Blaine House Recall on Red Cross Role
During a Blaine House visit for Gov. and Mrs. Lewis O Barrows Herbert Hoover the former president recalled James G Blaine urging Garfield to ratify an international Red Cross treaty bringing the United States into the organization Hoover who is honorary vice president of the American Red Cross purchased a membership from Augusta chapter executive nurse Miss Johanna P M Versteeg RN at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine House
Lewis O. Barrows
Herbert Hoover
United States
James G. Blaine
Garfield
Red Cross
Hoover
American Red Cross
Johanna P. M. Versteeg
R. N
Augusta
Twin Counties Bureau Beats Past Records
The 14 Maine county farm bureaus report total membership of 12,653, up 657 from last year and the highest in seven years for this date. Seven counties led the gain. Twin County bureau shows record high. Men and women are evenly split statewide with county variations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Richard C. Dolloff
Maine Extension Service
Androscoggin-Sagadahoc
Penobscot
Oxford
Somerset
York
Washington
Kennebec
Aroostook
Franklin
Foreign wars vets attend installation in Auburn
Members of Dyer Flaherty post No 2197 Veterans of Foreign Wars attended the installation of officers of Capt Frank W Hulett post No 1603 and Auxiliary in Auburn Wednesday of last week. Attending were Floyd H Preble Christopher J Cushing Harold L Corliss Theodore J Beaudoin Joseph G Kelley Mike Roman along with Auxiliary Lucy Kelley Evelyn Snow and Frances C Preble. The Norman L Dow post from Bangor provided a drill team showing a fine exhibition. Installing officer was Charles V Chick Lane of Bangor past department senior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer- Flaherty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank W. Hulett
Auburn
Floyd H. Preble
Christopher J. Cushing
Harold L. Corliss
Theodore J. Beaudoin
Joseph G. Kelley
Mike Roman
Bath boy awarded U M numeral
William F Mussenden of this city, a UMaine freshman, was among five class members awarded numerals for assistant management in cross country. He is son of Mr and Mrs William B Mussenden, 16 Garden Street, pledged to Beta Theta Pi. Mayor Ladd urged against investments abroad in his Armistice Day address, calling greed and selfishness the basis of all wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mussenden
University of Maine
William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
The
State University
Mussenden
Edwin P. Ladd
Gardiner
Weekly Crossword Puzzle 1 A flash 23
A jumble of clues and partial answers forms a weekly crossword puzzle card with scattered fragments. The grid appears garbled, mixing numbers and phrases like Inlet, Greek letter, and penalties alongside stray words, suggesting a damaged OCR output from a newspaper puzzle page.
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the Times Company
Pront Street
Bath, Maine
P. B. Nichols
Harry
Webber
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Jom
Piulpwood
Ancosta Lumber Company
Morse
ELKS
State Association
Lambard Street
Lodge
Litchfield
George Weston
Wise Owl Troop
Peter Pan Pack
First Baptist
Mele Witham
Asa Wilson
B. “Lullaby
Ramsay
Hiram Stevens
B. Ebay
Dieth
Mrs. Sturtevant
Doe
Buck
Sacred Heart Circle
Winter Street Ladies’ Auxiliary
Paquet
John Gilmore
Milan Street
Medford
Mass
Shepard
Green—Mitchell
Twin-Counties Bureau
Dyer-Flaherty Post and Auxiliary
U. OF M
Sea Ant
Dominion
Latvia
Egypt
Biriale
Ulm CIA
Rio
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