Talk on Mexico Delights Club Members on Travel Tale
Members of the club enjoyed a detailed presentation by Mr and Mrs Wright about a Mexico trip. They visited Havana Panama Canal Acapulco Mexico City and Coyoacan with Xochimilco trips and bullfights. The talk covered Palacio Nacional historic routes and colonial roads. The evening included a ham dinner and a short business meeting planning a bowling league. The next meeting is Thursday December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Line
Havana
Panama Canal
Ait Acapulco
Mexico City
Guerrero
Mrs. Wright
Mr. Wright
Palacio Nacional
Secretariats of War
Treasury
Coyoacan
Mexico
Xochimilco
Stanley ‘Wallace
Miss Janet Bridgham Joins Bates College Swimming Club
Janet Bridgham daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Bridgham 1074 Washington street a Bates College senior joins the newly formed Bates swimming club Lewiston She was Morse high school graduate class of 1936 where she joined the Dramatic Latin French Glee and Student Councils She served National Honor Society cheerleader and Bates social chairman of the Christian association and girls song leader She plans June graduation and has not chosen a field yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bridgham
Edward W. Bridgham
Washington Street
Bates College
Lewiston
Miss Bridgham
Morse High School
Bates
The
Christian Association
National Grange Master Urges Economic Balance for Farmers
Louis J. Taber, master of the National Grange, speaks at the 73rd annual farm fraternity in Peoria Illinois. He warns that 20 percent unemployment and a farm dollar worth 22 percent below par hinder farm prices and calls for better labor industry balance and targeted reforms to the AAA. He praises some farm programs and urges nonpartisan farm lending oversight while stressing peace and preparedness at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Taber
Taber
Grange
United States Department of Agriculture
Bowdoin Coach Linwood Wells Speaks at Winter Street Club
Linwood Wells assistant football and baseball coach at Bowdoin College will address the Winter Street Men's club Thursday evening. He will present moving pictures of Bowdoin sports including fall football. The program committee includes Fred J. Higgins and Dr. Charles F. Rush. Supper will be served at 6 30 in the Men's parlor. visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Wells
Bowdoin College
Winter Street
Wells
Bowdoin
Augusta
Fred J. Higgins
Charles F. Rush
Fatal Auto Crash Kills Dowling Deputy Sheriff Conway Injured
William Dowling and Deputy Sheriff John W. Conway were in a car that sideswiped a second vehicle on the Bath Phippsburg road. The sedan rolled several times. Dowling died from internal injuries. Conway sustained a fractured neck and other injuries but was listed as fair. Mrs. Ernest Haskell aided authorities with her account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dowling
Middle Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
John W. Conway
York Street
Bath-Phippsburg
Mr. Conway
Dowling
Bath
A. Bernard Henderson
Fred Sawyer
Dromore
Phippsburg
Conway
Haskell
Sherwood Aldrich
Loring D. Small
Memorial Hospital
William H. Bartlett
Basin Road
Phipps
Central Church Parish Supper and Annual Meeting
Parish members gathered Tuesday evening for a full supper in the parish house, 150 attending as Judge Gardiner R. Deering led the annual meeting to discuss church affairs. Dr. David L. Wilson’s January resignation shaped the discussion and pledges reached 1800 from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Parish
League
Marius Page
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Gardiner R. Deering
Finance Committee
David L. Wilson
Judge Deering
Gratz Jackson
Albert Noyes
Prudential Committee
Ladies’ Aid and
Kennebec
Bath Girl Scouts Active Through the Fall Season
The Bath Girl Scouts report ongoing activity through autumn. The Girl Scout Leaders' Association held a meeting led by president Mrs. Arthur Bowker to review committees and plan, noting a need for more help. Delegates from the Council were accepted, and December plans were set for a second-week meeting at Weeks Street School. The program focus included a review of Creative Group Education by Mrs. Bowker and Mrs. Saunders, with a yearlong program distributed to leaders. Brownies under Peter Pan Pack initiated Fall activities, including a Farm Project, Halloween events, and a Carroll County tea exhibited at the State Military and Naval Children’s Home. Various Brownie and Troop activities, elections, crafts, and ceremonies continued through October and November, featuring Fly-up ceremonies, exhibits, and social events, with ongoing patrols and badge work in Pine Tree Troop No.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Arthur Bowker
Alfred E. Carpenter
Edward Sewall
Weeks Street School
Scouts
Frank Saunders
Brownles
R. Stavson
Peter Pan Pack
Peter Pan
Lillian Saunders
Lydia Savage
Memorial Hospital
Mas
Chris
Anita Bagdikian
Hazel Estabrooks
Marjorie Fraser
Red Rose Troop
Girl Scouts
Stanley Hunter
Dorothy Wilson
Barbara Preney
Wise Owl
Bowen Torrey
Ruth Williams
Natalie Hagan
Pine Tree
Linwood F. Carr
Brownies
Joan Shaw
Busy Bee Pack
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Dike School
Betty Cummings
Alex Sewall
Sewall
Woods
Wj.conley
Wild Rose
Barbara Madden
Robinhood Brownie Pack
Jacob Smith
Alma S. Kirkpatrick
Whalloween
Rita Sullivan
Hazel Shellenbarger
Grace
Ruth Thayer
Norma Leeman
Pine Tree Troop No
Harry Collins
Harold J. Carter
Evelyn Nickerson
Ossipee
Blue Bird
Ossipee Patrol
Sally Munsey
Madeline Jones
Judy Dennison
Dorothy Gilchrist
Mary Sarkis
Blue Bird Patrol
Gloria Brown
Pepper Patrol
Frances Callan
Germaine Bonney
Virginia Andre
Carpenter
Rotary delegates describe Maine State Boys Conference in Portland
Rotary club members heard Morse high seniors Stanley Jack and Clare Fulton recap the Annual State Boys Conference of Maine held in Portland. Delegates from Bath Y M C A numbered 49 among 700 attendees, with reports from Dr Frank D Slutz and Douglas Deane and dinners at the Hotel Eastland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Maine
Portland
Stanley Jack
Clare Fulton
Morse High
Bath Y. M. C. A
Woodfords
Immanuel Baptist Church
Hotel Eastland
America
Frank D. Slutz
Douglas Deane
Springfield College
South Australia
London University
Geneva
Switzerland
Morse
Bath Y
Charles T. Small, Jr
Rotary
City Hall
Sedgwick Circle
Harold Troop
Donald Young
Chester Plant
Rupert Irvine
Neil Houde
Dominique Tardif
Rotarians
Sedgwick
Fred Brice
Maine State College
Orono
C. B. Humphreys
Brookline
Smith Hector Wedding in Fargo Bath T: Smith Hector Wedding in Fargo Bath
Miss Mary Caroline Hector daughter of Mrs Fred M Hector of Fargo North Dakota and Robert Francis Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Granville Ohio wed at the bride's mother's Fargo home on November 16. Clergy man Very Rev John Richardson led the ceremony with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Caroline Hector
Fred Martin Hector
Fargo
N. D
Margaret Sewall
Bath
Robert Francis Smith
Ray J. Smith
Granville
Ohio
John Richardson
Gethsemane Cathedral
Oscar Moen
Grieg
Bond
Arthur Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Fred M. Hector
Caroline Hector
Miss Hector
John F. Bartley
Robert Dobbin
Hector
Smith
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Hillside Preparatory School
Norwalk
Conn
Connecticut College For Women
New
Portland Chosen For Republican State Convention 1940
The Maine Republican State Committee selected Portland as host for the 1940 convention with Harold Murchie of Bangor chosen as permanent chairman. The date may be March 28 or April 4, with J. Fred O'Connell to decide. committee members urged serious planning and building for future campaigns. The panel also noted need for another Boy Scout troop in Bath to accommodate growing enrollment and outlined patrols and leaders for Troop 52 at the new State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harold H. Muchie
Bangor
Augusta
Republican State Committee
J. Fred O'Connell
O'Connell
Williams
Linnell
Maine
Washington
Murchie
Roscoe C. Emery
Eastport
Robinson Verrill
William Farwell
Thorndike
U. S
Wallace H. White, Jr
Lewiston
Ralph O. Brewster
Dexter
United States
Cora Daggett
Aroostook
Edwin L. Stiles
B.S.A
Colonial Club
Bath
Winter Street
Stiles
New State Armory
Ginger
Teasdale
Dave
Joe
Rupert M. Irvine
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Karl Stiles
Walter Hill
Clyde Norton
Gilbert Woodman
Robert Bouget
Allen Whitney
Larry Wold
Donald Andrews
Richard Orvis
Kenneth Hill
Fred Andrews
Tom Fletcher
Ray Bouget
Edward Cogan
George Conway
Robert Kantak
Dave Teasdale
Grayden Smith
Lewis Wilson
Norman Grant
John Brown
Donald Hogan
Milton Savage
Austin Stover
Joe Garneau
Joe Teasdale
Wayne May
Warren Rogers
Ralph Stetson
Paul Lemont
Tom Morse
Robert Hart
One Bid For Morse Property Rejected By City
The sole bid of 600 dollars for the remaining Jennie R Morse estate on Washington Street was rejected for not meeting city council requirements from the November 1 meeting. Perry L Thompson was approved to build a three car garage on Elm Street under fire department supervision. The tax committee will report on Morse property at the December meeting with possible recommendations. Alderman Donald N Small presided in the mayor and board president absence, with Aldermen Temple Burgess and Legard also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie R. Morse
Washington Street
Perry L. Thompson
Elm Street
Fire Department
Morse
Sewall
New Year Ball Plans Discussed at Junior League Shower
Mrs Donald N Small hosted a kitchen shower for the Junior Hospital League at 980 Washington Street Tuesday evening. Attendees discussed plans for the annual New Year’s ball to be held in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Donald N. Small
Junior Hospital League
Washington Street
Murphy Homestead Sold to Miss Margaret M. Cargill
The Murphy home at 1023 High Street, one of Bath’s 12 original houses, was sold late Tuesday afternoon by executor James A. Bimson to Miss Margaret M. Cargill of New Canaan Connecticut for her own occupancy. Cargill, a notable interior decorator, plans immediate possession and may ship furniture. contents previously sold to Alden G. Smith are being moved to storage with a possible auction later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
High Street
Bath
Jane Sewall Murphy
James F. Murphy
James A. Bimson
Miss Murphy
Margaret M. Cargill
New Canaan
Conn
Cargill
Alden G. Smith
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Henry C. Wright
National Grange Master
AAA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Farm Credit Administration
John Conway
Central Church
Fargo, N. D
John K. Jayne
Fdr
Central Press
Roosevelt
Ernest Grant
National Tuberculosis Association
Rockwell Kent
White House
BOY Scouts
Harold H. Murchie
Municipal Tax Committee
New Canaan, Conn
Roscoe Todd
Melrose
Mass
Five Islands
Mr. Todd