Thetis Delivers Fast Trial Run On Rockland Course
The Coast Guard patrol boat Thetis completed a weather-delayed trial over the Rockland course with a top speed of 16.7 knots. The launch from Bath Iron Works was followed by the destroyer Wainwright and included anchor, steering, rudder, and engine reversing tests.
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Coast Guard
Thetis
Rockland
Bath Iron Work Corp
Wainwright
Bath
Seguin
Carroll Watson
Steward
T. G. Crapster
C. G
Harvey F. Johnson
Washington, D. C
L. V. Kielhorn
Tucker
Harold C. Moore
Iron Works
Uncle Sam
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Henry O. Trowbridge
Selwyn Towne
Baer Connard
Office of the Iron Works
Philip B. Eaton
Dale R. Simonson
Lank
A. A. Wikander
Ole Frii
Iron Works Corp
Aurora
Harold Lyden
Norman McCabe
Stretch Harrington
Joe Butler
Percy Kingsbury
Elwood Toothaker
Blair Wilson
Works
Wilson
Lawrence Thayer
Irwin Curtis
Arthur Bourget
Woolwich
Maine
Everett
Cap” Neal
The
Joe
Drafting Room Force
Mr. Towne
Percy Plant
Percy
Skunk
Lieut
Kenner
Jewell
Lieut. Moore
Bowdoinham Plans Birthday Observance
Bowdoinham will mark its 170th anniversary with a public meeting at the town hall Friday at 7 30 to discuss observance plans and hear R J Libby of the Maine Department of Education. Citizens are urged to attend for wide publicity and townwide involvement.
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R. J. Libby
Maine Department of Education
Town Hall
Morse High Star Elected Secretary at State Y M C A
Harry E Ring Jr a Morse high school senior was elected secretary of the State Y M C A Boys Conference for the coming year at Augusta convention. The event drew 756 boys and young men from outside Augusta with delegations of 26 from Morse. Ring, son of Harry E Ring and Mrs Ring of 4 Washburn Street, is captain of next spring baseball and a basketball standout at Morse High.
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Harry E. Ring Jr
Morse High School
Augusta
William C. Perkins
Ring
Harry E. Ring
Washburn Street
Former Governor Baxter recounts Soviet visit and Code bill stance
Baxter spoke at the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary about reversing his opposition to Maine's Code bill and vowed to support it. He described a Soviet factory tour, a Red room meeting with 25 workers, and a tense exchange defending U S. trials. He warned Russians of American democracy and discussed World Revolution fears.
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Baxter
Lewiston-Auburn
Soviet Russia
Maine
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Red
Red’ Committee
Sace
Vanzetti
America
Stalin
Lenin
Russia
Solar Lodge Past Masters Night Details and Attendants
Solar lodge Masons announce their 22nd annual Past Masters night next Monday at 7 30 with a 6 30 supper by Genesta chapter O E S The Master Mason degree will be exemplified by P M Walter S Glidden W M Rt Wor N Gratz Jackson S W P M Langdon T Snipe J W Rt Wor W Scott Shorey Treas P M Oscar F Williams Secretary P M Arthur E Baum Chaplain Rt Wor Sylvester H Rowland S Rt Wor Henry G Shaw J D P M Sanford B Nickerson S S P M Luther S Thompson S S P M Roy F Shackford Marshal P M Jason A Merrill Tyler
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Solar Lodge
Masons
Genesta
P. M. Walter S. Glidden
W. M
N. Gratz Jackson
S. W
Henry G. Shaw
Sanford B. Nickerson
Luther S. Thompson
Roy F. Shackford
Marshal
P. M. Jason A. Merrill
Tyler
Solicitors for Red Cross drive urged to return funds
Solicitors for the Red Cross drive are asked to make their returns to Charles C. Low, treasurer, at the Bath Savings Institution, at once.
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Red Cross
Charles C. Low
Bath Savings Institution
West Bath Grange Fair Draws Crowds In Festive Day
West Bath Grange hallpacked with card party sales and a harvest supper. High score winner received silk hose and other prizes. Entertainment featured the Snipe brothers, reader Miss Rancour, and dancing classes with two-part program and humorous sketches. Abbott St Pierre’s class performed tap numbers and a schoolroom sketch drew loud laughter.
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West Bath Grange Hall
West Bath Grange
Annie Hackett
Howard Blake
James Lemont
E. Mason Wright
D. Wylie Lemont
Laura Lemont
William White
Edna Higgins
Ida Waterman
Ralph Dunbar
Leland Plummer
Earl Donnell
Herbert Cavanaugh
Harold Freeman
Ernest Snow
Wallace Atwood
William Ham
Charles Henderson
Fred Brown
Chester Worrey
Harold Miller
Jean Danforth
Edward Lee
Walter
Maurice Chevalier
Louise
Seth
J. J. Rancour
Brunswick
Robert Oliver
Roscoe Carver
Reginald Barter
Edwin Haggett
Cavanaugh
Lillian Lewin
Elizabeth Conley
Miss Lewin
Albert St. Pierre
Fred Cary
Robert Carver
Alice Johnson
Oliver
Lucretia Pennywink
America
Messe
Jamie
Ike
Hope Ward
Keziah Ann Ketchum
Priscilla
Vamp
Annie Henderson
Pearl Lemont
Albert Henderson
Iona
Violet McIntosh
Lucinda
David Henderson
Mike
Everett Lemont
McIntosh
Sheriff Henderson
Mr. Freeman
Delegation of Sagadahoc County YM Returns From Conference
The Sagadahoc County Young Men’s delegation returns from the annual YMCA conference held in Capital City. The group includes Harold Carter, Curtis Pearson, Douglas Crosby, Linwood Haynes, and leaders Willard Oliver and Henry Mank among others, with speakers Rev. Henry Crane and Syracuse native Bernard Clausen.
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Sagadahoc County
Y.M.C.A
Harold Carter
Robert Feero
Curtis Pearson
Douglas Crosby
Linwood Haynes
Ellwood Legard
Lawrence Lord
William C. Perkins
State Y. M. C. A
Jeff Smith
Arthur Seekins
Topsham
William Parks
Wallace Sheldon
Car
Frederick Gowell
Tracy Lewis
Leslie Larrabee
Henry Mank
Frank Harvie
Bernard Clausen
Syracuse
N. Y
Henry Crane
Scranton
Pomona Grangers Elect Officers At Sagadahoc Meeting
Sagadahoc Pomona met with Topsham grange in Topsham for a well attended session. Offcers and committee reports were given, officers elected for the year, and installation conducted by Mrs. Milward Patten. A Thanksgiving program follows with events across Bath including a football game for Charity and a union service.
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Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham
Topsham Grange
Milward Patten
Edwin C. Patten
William H. Gould
Moerry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinnam
The
Grange
Clifford Gray
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Alfred Rackiey
Joanna Hodgkins
West Bath
Clarence
Androscoggin Pomona
Five Islands
Merrymesting Grange
Wig Grange
Bath
Nne
Colonial Club
Opera House
Kelley Field
Independents
Athletics
Wesley Methodist Church
Ramona Council, D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Masonic Hall
Montgomery & St. Bernard, R. A. C
Flying Yankee kills man near Bowdoinham
Sheriff responds after Millett L. Clary 50 of Augusta is struck and killed by westbound Flying Yankee about a mile east of Bowdoinham. Clary, visiting sister Mrs. George Curtis, was walking on a track bend and likely did not hear the approaching train. Body taken to Brunswick. Curtis survives.
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Albert Henderson
Bowdoinham
Millett L. Clary
Augusta
Clary
George Curtis
Brunswick
Perkins Declares Candidacy in Maine Democratic Primary
Boothbay Harbor attorney James B. Perkins announced at a Lincoln County Democrats meeting that he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor in the 1932 primaries. Born April 10, 1881, in Boothbay Harbor, he graduated from Bowdoin College and the University of Maine Law School with high honors and has held multiple public posts, including Lincoln County attorney, state legislator, and federal prohibition director.
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James B. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Perkins
Lincoln County
Democracy of
Phi Kappa Phi
Sagadahoc Supreme Court
Cyrus R. Tupper
Tupper & Perkins
Lincoln Cunty
Augusta
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Emerson B. Glidden
Mr. Brown
Optometrist Bath Trust
Solar Lodge Masons
Roll Hatch
Norman Norton
Philip Oliver
George Littlefield
Donald Lennox
Donald Jewett
Willard Oliver
Harry Ring
Hiram Stevens
Alton Pinkham
Anthony Dodge
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Alfred Fuller
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Sagadahoc
Young Men’s Christian Association
Wooolwich
Bath Y. M. C. A
Pomona Grangers
Pare
Old Folks Home
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Flying Yankee
Man
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