Winneganee Community Club Meeting and Social Events
A Thursday session saw the club extend the Thanks giving day plans for another week while the members enjoyed a radio evening led by Harold Small. The whist tourney progressed with paired teams and individual scores listed, followed by reports from Evening Workers and Squaw club gatherings at several homes. Multiple social events, illness notes, and a near fire incident at the Zina Eaton house were reported along with holiday planning for Thanksgiving and a planned community house opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Diay Plains
Harold Small
Thelub
Red Cross
Mr. Small
Reuben Purington
Olney
Perry
Wilton G. Bates
Joseph Bo McCutcheon
Charles FE. Preble
Omar Perry
Tenn
Ernest Rogers
J. Walker Morse
Alpheus Goodwin
Joseph TB. McCutcheon
John G. Morse
Frank Allegrin
Parker, Rogers
Perry T. Edgar Oliver
Reuben Purington Herbert Morse
Omar Verry
Frank Verry
Falwin Sioal
Tloyd Rogers
Thomas Allegrin
Ali
Charles Perins
Thacher Winkham
Harry C. Williams
Martha King
West Bath
Charles Perkins
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Parker
Winfield Groves
Tomnford
Zina Eaton House
Vmarold Small
Mystery Club
Thatcher Pinkham
Marty C. Williams
Perkins
Warry C. Webber
Stage all set for ship bill debate and vote plan
Congress moves toward piloting the ship subsidy bill with an open rule for unlimited amendments in the House, final vote set for November 29. Leaders including Speaker Gillet and Mondell agreed on three days of general debate followed by three days of itemized amendment. Democratic critics foresee broad amendments, including a prohibition on liquor on ships. Senate opposition looms as the most dangerous hurdle before March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Mirroie of
America
Gillet
Mondell
Campbell
Rites Committee
Merchant Marine
Senate
Maret
Firemen must have licenses in licensing board meeting
Licensing boardson Monday night discussed city violations of rules requiring fully qualified licensed operators for steam plants in schools and public places. James W. Melnnes received a steam plant license at St Mary's school and other operators were ordered to obtain licenses. Additional licenses granted included an athletic exhibition manager, victualers, an auctioneer, and a pool hall operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Melnnes
St. Mary's School
John W. Gilmore
Mike Morotte
Armary Foll
Victualers
J. W. BB. Barbour
Charles H. Cahill
Ning Yavern
Hotel Phoenix
Horatio Mikelsky
Mike Leschatos
Mayer Torrey
Rh, Baxter
Oliver Moses
Brunswick Must Have Election In Wake Of Woodruff Death
A special election is required in Brunswick to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Prof. Frank E. Woodruff, representative-elect to the Maine legislature. Town Clerk John W. Riley notified the Secretary of State and Governor Baxter will be asked to issue a writ of election and proclamation setting dates for the primary and filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Frank E. Woodruff
Maine
John W. Riley
Woodruf
Edgar ©. Smith
Woodruff
Baxter
Ferry extension approved for Bath State Ferry line
The State Highway Commission granted the requested extension of ferry service on the Bath line after Nov. 30. The plan adds a Woolwich to Bath trip at 6:45 PM on Saturdays with a Bath to Woolwich return at 10:15 PM, pending approval by the Public Utilities Commission. The commission expressed satisfaction at providing this facility for Maine citizens and tax payers and hopes for strong patronage to maintain the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Bath State Ferry
Woolwich
Bath
Highway Commissions
Public Utilities Commission
Maine
Bath Woman Reaches Eightieth Birthday
Mrs. Mary A. Gowen celebrated her eightieth birthday Sunday at her daughter’s Brunswick road home. Friends called to extend congratulations and presented gifts including a star of money and a pretty birthday cake as all wished her many more happy occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Gowen
G. M. Crowe
Brunswick Road
Grewen
Sunday School Board Meets at Wesley Church
Sunday School Board of Wesley church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Arthur G. Olivers home at TO4 Washington street and transacted routine business. The board formed a committee to oversee the Christmas observance with Mrs. Charles B. Brooks as chair and members Miss Lile M. Cahill Mrs. Oliver Walter Day Galen Watson and Mrs. Lloyd G. Daley. Mrs. Oliver served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Arthur G. Oliver
Washington Street
Charles BE. Brooks
Lile M. Cahill
Walter Day
Galen Watson
Lloyd G. Daley
Oliver
Phippsburg aims to spare Parker Head Cemetery from road
Local dispute in Phippsburg centers on highway plans encroaching near Parker Head Cemetery. The project moves the road west toward the hill to improve alignment while preserving the fence and addressing prior encroachments. Nearby residents and heirs discuss deeds, land boundaries, and the road’s traveled path, with several community notices of work and local visits.
Death of Mrs Myra Siegars Remains Local Tragedy
The community mourns Mrs Myra Siegars who died after a prolonged illness. She leaves three sons and was beloved in church and by neighbors. Services were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Berdene officiating. The article notes visitors and social events surrounding the family, including guests at various homes and upcoming fund affairs. Also mentions Charles W Morse returning from Washington and awaiting trial in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Siegars
Berdene
John Lilly
Son Roy
AL Fr
Wallice
Small Point
Dorothy Tarbox
Helen Lilly
C. HW. James
Nellie Roberts
Frank Robbins
Government to Sell Houses in Bath North End Project
Several observers have inspected brick houses in Bath's North End housing project with plans to buy. Two are already living there. others await Emergency Fleet Corporation paperwork after Maine transfer forms were rejected. More sales are anticipated as new forms arrive and property deeds may be recorded in coming months.
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North End
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Maine
Front Street
Bath
Review of Morse High Year Ends With Notable Growth
Principal Clinton TD reports Morse High School faced 1921 22 enrollment of 804 with 465 seats, using all day schedule and Junior High space. He cites rising honor lists, improved assemblies and auditorium work, debates, contests, a state relay championship, modest deficit, and calls for a clock and better library as key needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton TD
Wilson
Morse High
Morse Mentor
Bath
Ame
Forum
Washington
Hall
the Ark
High School
Silas Marner
Macbeth
Hamlet
Quentin Durwood
Evangeline
Morse
Edward Little High
South Portland
Rumford
Brunswick
Augusta
Alkazvin
South EndParent-Techers’ Association
Morse High School
Maine
Mortgage wiped out by Legion at Oak and Washington
The American Legion post of Roland H. Smith post raised over 1100 from a recent fair and paid the mortgage in full on its property at Oak and Washington Streets. The club house will open each evening in winter with Roscoe Perking as house superintendent and Randall Coombs as assistant. A furnace is being installed and a card tournament is planned to brighten winter evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland HH. Smith
Roscoe Perking
Randall Coombs W
Babine Held On Liquor Charge In Municipal Court
Eleazer Babine living near the brick yard on Center street pled guilty in municipal court to manufacturing distilled liquor. Probable cause was found and he was bound over to the Supreme court January term in the sum of 2000 dollars. This is his third arrest for a similar offense. Deputies Norris and Aderton and Officer Crowley raided Babine's home Friday night finding a boiler still mash bottles and other apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleazer Babine
John A. Norris
Chester (. Aderton
Dan Crowley
Talks on Henry Ford at Grace church men’s club
Regnar monthly meeting of the Grace church Men’s club met in the parish house on Oak Street with President Joseph F. Carvill presiding. One candidate was admitted. Charles I. Wetherbee delivered an address on Henry Ford including his life and mechanical ability, followed by John B. Burkhardt. Both talks were enjoyed by 25 members as lunch was served and the meeting adjourned at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnar
Grace Church
Oak Street
Joseph FP. Carvill
Charles I. Wetherbee
Trury Ford
Tle
John B. Burkhardt
Sanborn
Watson
Bath Man Brings Alienation Suit In Maine
Sheriff Raymond F. Phurston of Knox County served papers Saturday on Lincoln El McRae a traveling salesman for Central Maine Power Co in Bath on complaint of Charles W Clifford din of Bath alleging alienation of the affections of his wife Katherine The ad damnum was set at 10000 and property of McRae including an automobile has been attached The case is to be called in Sagadahoc county Supreme court in Bath next January Sk W Bridgham Bath and Frank A Morey Lewiston are attorneys for Clifford and Arthur Littlefield Roeland for McRae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond FE. Phurston
Knox County
Lincoln EL McRae
Central Maine Power Co
Charles W. Clifford
Din
Bath
Katherine
McRae
Sagadahee County Supreme Court
Sk. W. Bridgham
A. Morey
Lewiston
Clifford
Arthur Littlefield
Roeland
Hidden King of England Answer Sparks Curiosity
An elderly man recalls waiting a decade to be asked for the royal family name. Finally, when asked, he proudly declares "To can" and offers any information, highlighting a quirky tale of guarded knowledge and timely opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ocan
Old Top
Morse High School Principal Thanks Supporters
Clinton D. Wilson the Morse High School principal expresses gratitude to the pupils teachers School Board members parents and Superintendent for their loyal support in closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Morse High School
Bath Dramatic Club Closes Membership in Days
Bath Dramatic association moves to close its membership list within ten days as the 2000 member cap nears, urging Bath citizens to contact treasurer Allan Spearoer or secretary Miss H Vivian Miller to join. The club plans three high class winter productions with scenery by Coles of Boston, under director H A Huse, starting Thanksgiving night with Rollo's Wild Oat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Dramatic Association
Allan Spearoer
H. Vivian Miller
Bath
Coles
Boston
H. A. Huse
Rollo
Masons
Association
William A. Furber
William S. Newell
Alice M. Hyde
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Chester S. Kingsley
H. T. Stevens
Catherine Torrey
Jolly Halloween Party On Pacific Coast
Master Walton White and the Misses Fernola and Elizabeth Mae White hosted 25 to 80 young guests at the White home 2102 Holly Drive Hollywood. Attire included ghosts witches and hobgoblins with a pumpkin boy and a dapper gentleman in evening dress. Decorations and games created merriment with a ghost presiding in the playhouse. Walton M White, a former Bath boy, resides with his mother Mrs Mary Ey Radloy in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Cal
Walton White
Fernola
Elizabeth Mae White
Watton M. White
Holly Drive
Playhouse
Walton M. White
Mary Ey Radloy
Holywood
Florida charms Bath people at St. Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Degper W. Oliver report to Bath friends about St. Petersburg Florida praising its climate waters, Northern investment, and tourist amenities. They note 70 to 80 degree winters, two new hotels opening, abundant gardens and produce, and daily swimming in water about 60 degrees. They plan a spring Texas visit and a return in October.
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St. Petersburg
Pla
Bath
Degper W. Oliver
Bath Friends
Frank Brown
China articles exhibited at church mission group
At the Women's Baptist Missionary Society monthly meeting of First Baptist Church, Miss Eleanor Hilton hosted an exhibit of Chinese articles owned by Miss Jane Goodman, sent by sister Florence, a nurse in Pekin. The discussion, led by Miss Winnie Durgin, focused on missions in China as members enjoyed imported China tea and crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Baptist Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
Eleanor Hilton
Washington Street
China
Jane Goodman
Florence
Union Medical Hospital
Pekin
Winnie Durgin
Harvest Dance At Temple By Bath Masonic Social
Bath Masonic Social association will run a Harvest dance at the Temple next Friday night following a well attended Halloween party. The Winter course continues December 5 with Duval Brothers, magic and mystery experts, as the attraction. Rev. J. G. Rogers of Beacon Street church attended a Boston University religious arts demonstration in Lewiston on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
J. G. Rogers
Beacon Street Church
Lewiston
Religious Arts Department
Boston University
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Sunday School Board
Phippsburg
Parker Head
George Daley
Savinden J. Oliver
Willian RR
Bowie
Mgr. Oliver
Parker Plead Village
Philip Edwards
Clark
Intervale
N. H
Edwards
Basin Quarries Co
Waenter
Euna Perry
Irving Harrington
George Lang
Arthur Roderick
Clarence Pye
Sebasco
Bath Tron
George Weston
Jere Harrington
George ©. Beals
Joshua Tibbetts
Winnegance
Elbridge Morse
Parker Held
Pine Tree Glee Club
Minnie Wallace
Edgar FP. Colby
Ty ~Tughes
Meadowbrook
FL HL. Merritt
Sebasco Pre
Green Spear
HL W. McIntire
Ashdale
Day Bowker
New Pompshire
Freeman C. Bowker
Merdonbrook
Ingalls Place
Dresden
Charles W. Morse
Washington, D. C
Fair Pay
Babine
Henry Ford
Dramatic Club
Columbia
Pacific Coast
Castoria
Florida
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