Officials Chosen for Y Church League Basketball Board
The governing board of the Y M C A Church Basketball league met on November 16 1932 with President Edwin E Pinson presiding Treasurer E A Jewett announced Donald Wilson and Elwood Legard selected as assistant treasurers and ticket sales staff Names of scorers and timers for the season were approved Two thirds of ad space for the season schedule were secured An amendment passed restricting attendance at meetings to governing committee members unless by unanimous consent Proxies require written approval or telephone notice to avoid being honored
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Pinson
Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League
E. A. Jewett
Donald Wilson
Elwood Legard
People's Church
Wesley Church
Clifton Tedford
John Hayes
Alfred Neal
Forest Littlefield
Melvin Comeau
Harold Carter
Edward McMann
John Chaney
Dayton Hill
Clinton
Church League
League
Comedy Proves Great Success In Amateur Play
The Cosmopolitan Club's annual play The Thespians drew a large audience at Columbia with strong performances by Miss Marjorie H Dearborn and others. Jury tension and courtroom detail impressed, ushers and backstage volunteers received praise, and the club plans associate membership drives after a successful show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie H. Dearborn
Cecile Veilleux
Mrs. Hill
Elwood Legard
Paul Davis
Alfred McCabe
Ralph W. MacDonald
Cummings
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Lucy W. Coombs
Reginald Stacy
Harriet C. Lord
Evelyne L. Donnell
Miriam W. Kimball
Merton L. Dearing
Wesley Marco
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Edwin Tietig
Huse
Harold L. Donnell
Columbia
Cosmopolitan Club
Goodwins Mills Grange Wins Banner for Attendance
Goodwins Mills Grange earned permanent possession of the union banner after achieving three consecutive wins. At a Saco River Grange meeting in Bar Mills, Goodwins Mills recorded an attendance of 41 to secure the victory and display the banner in their hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mill
Union Grange
Waterboro
Sacov River
Buxton
Hollis
Goodwins Mills
Saco
North Saco
Saco River
Bar Mills
Godwins Mills Grange
Portland man jailed for petty larceny identified at Lewiston
Joseph Larochelle of Portland, who left a note on a Portland wharf claiming fatigue and sickness, is serving a 30 day sentence in Auburn jail for petty larceny. He was committed from Lewiston municipal court under the name Joseph eee but was identified Saturday by his e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larochelle
Portland
Auburn
Lewiston
Joseph Eee
Sagadahock House Census Figures From 1850 Bath Hotel
The Times notes 1850 census lists 35 people at Sagadahock House in Bath including innkeeper Timothy S. Robinson and 13 guests. Names span Ireland, England, France, and New England, with 660 mariners counted in Bath. A current Bath resident, William J. Rouse, appears as a boy among the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Sagadahock House
Sagadahoc Block
Maine
Times
Mary A. Robinson
Massachusetts
Frank B. Robinson
Mary Boody
New Hampshire
Ann M. Wyman
Susan Snowman
Temperance Snowman
Irene Snowman
Mary Donlavey
Ireland
Catharine Branan
Ellen Landon
Mary Manion
Tristam G. Stockbridge
Mary R. P. Stockbridge
George W. Kendall
Keziah Kendall
Wealthy I. Patten
Samuel Winter
Louisiana
Galen Clapp
Brass
John Lambard
John H. Kimball
Albert Merrill
Govorney
Galen B. McClain
Carver
New Jersey
Mary McClain
Seth C. Howard
Bath
Long Beach
William J. Rouse
Sagadahock
Local Tidbits From North Bowdoin and Vicinity
North Bowdoin resident T. F. Alexander visits town while Penley Gowell tours Richmond. Families travel between Augusta Portland Bath Topsham and Harpswell for visits as farms cut wood for winter. Schools close for the Thanksgiving vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Alexander
East Harpswell
Penley Gowell
Richmond
A. D. Chase
Clifton Babb
Augusta
John Reid
Richmond Corner
Robert Chase
Barbara
Portland
Wilson Freeman
Bath
Robert Coombs
Ernest
Mortimer Coombs
Topsham
W. S. Douglas
Carrie Shaw
Twins Celebrate Tenth Birthday Party for Twenty Friends
Barbara and Priscilla Trott hosted a four to six party for twenty friends. Games included a pin the donkey tail prize won by Polly Nickerson. Dining room celebrated with Thanksgiving favors chrysanthemums and two cakes each with ten candles. Attendees included Betty Fitzgerald Nancy Fitzgerald Mary Anderson Virginia Trott Eunice Perkins Beatrice Doble Eleanor Wilson Francis Gallant Patricia Sewall Betty Lou Hill Jane Trott Lydia Smith Polly Nickerson Andrews Wilson Lewis Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Priscilla
Milton C. Trott
Polly Nickerson
Betty
Nancy Fitzgerald
Mary Anderson
Virginia Trott
Eunice Perkins
Beatrice Doble
Eleanor Wilson
Francis Gallant
Patricia Sewall
Betty Lou Hill
Jane Trott
Lydia Smith
Andrews
Lewis Wilson
Foot Specialist Offers Corns and Nails Treatment
Chiropodist Dr. Arthur Gebhard at 100 Front Street advertises treatment for corns callouses ingrown nails fallen arches and related foot issues with appointment date listed as 11 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gebhard
Front Street
Thanksgiving Day Observances at Stee Military Home
Thanksgiving at the Stee Military and Naval Children's Home features morning prayers, a football game, and a festive turkey meal grown at Emhurst and donated by John H. Hyde. Children enjoy fruit cocktail pies and treats. older boys return from school for the day as Mrs. Virginia Fisher reviews the bookkeeping system with Ruth Ledyard, soon joined by state auditor representatives to audit the accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee Military and Naval Children’s Home
Emhurst
John H. Hyde
Scho
Virginia Fisher
State Comptroller's Office
Ruth Ledyard
State Auditor’s Department
Old Folks Home Prepares Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner
The 35 residents of the Old Folks Home will share a Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Capt. Samuel R. Percy, president of the association, provides the turkeys as part of his annual tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Percy
Thanksgiving Dinner At Old Ladies Home
Sixteen residents occupy the Old Ladies Home with 15 joining a Thanksgiving noon meal at 1 pm. Olive Thompson, 98, is among those seated with the rest and a board supplied turkey dinner is planned. The 16th resident remains in her room but is in good health. A happy day is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies Home
Olive Thompson
Board of Managers
City Hospital to Serve Turkey on Thanksgiving Day
Patients and staff at City hospital will receive turkey meals for Thanksgiving as bids were proven as usual by Mrs William D Sewal and the hospital administration confirms the annual feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
William D. Sewal
Family to be Served Chicken Dinner in Joyous City Day
At the city event the 15 members of the family will be served a chicken dinner with all the fixings. Special attention will be given to ensure a joyous day for the family.
Thanksgiving service and multiple church events announced
A Salvation Army service led by Capt. Annie Price and assisted by officers from Waterville and Augusta is planned for eight tonight with a musical program. Thanksgiving day services include Grace Church at eight and ten, First Church of Christ Scientist at 10 30, and a 7 30 union service at First Baptist with multiple pastors participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Temple
Grace Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
F. L. Litlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
Howard P. Jett
the Nazarene Church
Charles H. Berry
Corniss Street Baptist
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Thanksgiving Chicken Dinner For Needy Men At Bath Mission
Charles A. Brown will host a Thanksgiving dinner for about 42 men at the Golden Rule Gospel Mission 30 Broad Street. Aimed at both homeless and visiting transients, the menu includes chicken with all the fixings, pies, fruit, and nuts. Brown notes two decades of serving Thanksgiving meals despite hard conditions, aided by Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Gospel Mission
Broad Street
Charles A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Bath
Morse High Alumni Dance Plans Ahead for Thanksgiving Night
Preparations are complete for the Thanksgiving night alumni dance at Morse High Gym with Ernie George and his Royal Arcadian band of ten. An immense crowd is expected for the grand march as the event is hosted by a large general committee and tickets are available at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth High School
Morse High
Ernie George
Royal Arcadian
George E. Barker, Jr
Clara Hatch
Ruth H. Farmhim
Florence Hawley
Catherine Spear
Florence Calderwood
Bowdoinham Notes On Local Women And Events
Bowdoinham community updates include Thanksgiving visits by Mrs Varina Denham and families of McEwen and Rideout, a McDonald temple inspection led by Blanche Maxcey, and a card party at Central church. Obituary for Nettie Umberhind notes her Richmond bequest. a toxoid clinic is planned for Dec 1 at the high school library. banquets, visits, and grange officer elections are reported along with roadwork employment concerns and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varina Denham
Philip Rideout
Charles Miton McEwen
Charles H. McEwen
McEwen
Delaware County
Ohio
Olive Andros
Bath
John Purington
McDonald Temple
P. S
Blanche Maxcey
Glen Royal Temple
Yarmouth
Young
Mabury
Graham
Margaret Gile
Emily Rideout
Central Church League
Nettie Randall Umberhind
Portland
I. C. Irish
Grace Lawrence
R. N
State Department of Health
West Bath Woman Donor of Flag
The Beeston Daughters of Maine, Inc. received an American flag donation from Mrs. Frederick Nelson Sanborn of West Bath in memory of Miss Lucy Robertson, a charter officer. Commander MacMillan spoke on the flag’s meaning to Far North expeditions and its 1909 North Pole placement. The meeting featured music, papers, and thanks to the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeston Daughters of Maine, Inc
Frederick Nelson Sanborn
West Bath
Jean Robertson
Cambridge
Mass
Lucy Robertson
Satan
Samuel Leavitt
Wollaston
Y.W.C.A. Stuart and
Clarendon
MacMillan
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Grace Lyman
Veterans’ Day
Shattuck
Lyman
Pattangall as Attorney General Considered in Roosevelts Cabinet
Discussion centers on Chief Justice Pattangall of Maine as a potential attorney general nominee. If promoted, Pattangall could satisfy New England representation while easing Cohen toward the navy post. The piece notes historical ties to the Wilson era and southern influence on naval appointments. It adds Georgia Senator Maj. Cohen’s term ends December 5 with Gov. Richard B. Russell set to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gerry
Providence
Roosevelt
William R. Pattangall
Maine
Pattangall
New England
Cohen
Navy
Josephus Daniel
North Carolina
Wilson
Gov
South
Maj. Cohen
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Gela
William J. Harris
Russell
Clipper Tusitala Lingers At Brooklyn Dry Dock
The Tusitala, a 49 year old Clyde clipper, sits at United Dry Docks in Brooklyn awaiting fate as sugar markets shift. Captain James P. Barker and owner James A. Farrell linger over a cheerful cabin lamp, while a Joseph Conrad letter on the wall hopes for fair winds on future voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
United Dry Docks, Inc
27Th Street
Brooklyn
Honolulu
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
James P. Barker
Barker
Joseph Conrad
Newly Weds Haggett Leave On Boston Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Charles L Haggett wed Thursday night at 3 High Street and depart for Boston for a honeymoon before returning to West Bath to reside with his parents Mrs Laura E Lemont and Mrs Seedes Small host a small reception after the ceremony Miss Muriel Howe played the Bridal Chorus Rev Weston P Holman officiated The couple exchange gifts and guests include family members and friends from the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Haggett
High Street
Brunswick
Muriel H. Howe
Wagner
Weston P. Holman
Haggett
Seedes T. Small
Samuel M. Jordan
Laura E. Cutting
Ruth Laurada
Marion
Samuel M., Jr
Dean Jordan
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Senter’s, Inc
O&c
Y Church League
Paramount Publix Theatre
Geary Cooper—Wynne Gibson
Herbert Marshall
Sari Maritza
Buck Jones
Laurel & Hardy
Chas, Laughton
Maureen O’sullivan
Trouble
Aradise
Kay Francis
North Bowdoin
OLD Folks
OLD Ladies’ Home
City Hospital
Golden Rule
Philomene Beaudoin
Alfred Ie . Pembriant
Hector Monier
Bowdoinham
C. L. Brown
Clara N. Fogg
Emma Ferguson
Difford Smalley
Bridge Street
Charlie Tarr
James Brown
Dorothy Dickinson
Helen Britt
George Cutter
Viola Coombs
Wellesley
John Jewell
Merry Meeting Grange
Charles R. Berry
P.A. Cannon
Ethe Hackett
Georgie Berry
Hazel Hackett
William Gould
Cleveland P
Waterville
R. A. Dickinson
Charles A. Keen
New York
Mr. Keen
Houston
Kennebec Lodge
George Wood
Bangor
M. of A
Mr. White
Cumberland County
C. H
Charlies Jardin
Washburn
Ralph McEwen
Herbert Merrill
Aroostook County
J. N. Palmer
Cyprian Bryant
J. H. Ames
Jessie
Paul Ames
Dwight ‘Ames
Fairfield
Ernest L. Ames
J. H
Bert Temple
J. Wallace Ames
Nehemiah Wallace
Judge Ames
Ames
Union
Henry Cornish
Robert Hamlet
Davos Platz
Switzerland
Topsfield
Ed Gile
Gile
Haines
Giles
Percy Blanchard
William Sawyer
L. P. Temple
Fred Nelson Sanborn
Boston
Daughters of Maine, Inc
Craft
Chas. A. Harriman
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