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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1933

Page

6

Richmond Obituary Notices and Local News Items

Mrs. Sarah Hannah Curran of Richmond dies at 73 after years of poor health. Funeral and burial at Cotton Cemetery follow her Richmond residency of 16 years. George Bell, 44, dies from car crash injuries after a Brunswick road accident. several relatives and services described. Community events include church meetings, school play, hunting trips, and civic plans.

Sarah Hannah Curran Harry Curran North Front Street Cotton Cemetery Curran Richibucto N. B Robert Mary Hodgdon Curran Frank Curran Richibucto Methodist Church Richmond Lafayette Hotel P. Cardinelli Portland George Lewis Bell Gardiner General Hospital Joseph Allen Allen Brunswick Frank T. Sprague Bath Mr. Bell William T. and Lavina (Wilson) Bell California High Halborn Street Gardiner Church of England Richmond, N. B Lavina Bell Charles Bell Anita Partridge Eliza Cunningham Canterbury Albert Ray Meserve Albert Meserve Price First Baptist Church of Fitchburg Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary American Legion Hall America Mildred Pinkham Doris Morris Helen Gilpatrick Mary Carey Grace Dickinson Fern Perry Richmond High School Kitty Opera House William Winkler Bobby Baxter Carroll Terrell Benjamin Moore Charles Budge Ting Stanley Farley King Brtlette Eustis Frank Reynolds Gertrude Baker Miami Pia Mis Flora Shepard Cleveland Mariner Freda Mariner Augusta Lyte Lint Wallace N. Price

Shower Held For Newly Weds Paul Holbrook Marguerite Cornish

Saturday night at the Nazarene parsonage a shower was given to Mr and Mrs Paul Holbrook married the week before. Many gifts testified to affection from members and friends and a good time followed after the bride opened her packages. The bride was formerly Miss Marguerite Cornish of 21 Getchell street.

Nazarene Parsonage Paul Holbrook Marguerite Cornish Getchell Street

Fisher Funeral Rites Held At Family Home

The funeral of Philip W. Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Fisher, was Tuesday at 2 PM at the family home 17 Park Street Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Church officiated. Bearers were Linton Robinson Archie Rolfe A Farley Mayo and Howard W Mayo Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Philip W. Fisher Alonzo G. Fisher Park Street Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Linton Robinson Archie Rolfe A. Farley Mayo Howard W. Mayo Oak Grove

Georgetown Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Plans

Miss Belle M. Heald called Friday on Mrs. Carroll Powers at Robinhood. Various residents from West Georgetown Bath and Richmond visited, with plans for a Christmas sale at First Baptist vestry on Dec. 5. The community awaited a winter steel bridge opening by summer and a busy Thanksgiving program at local churches.

Belle M. Heald Carroll Powers Robinhood Jennie Todd West Georgetown Howard M. Trafton Ernest Heald Bath W. C. Todd Joseph F. Higgins W. V. Cummings Herman Spinney Bay Point Maude Thayer Westbrook Junior College Haverhill Mass Marilla Tarr Dorothy Stuart Richmond Georgetown Arrowsic Sward E.immons Augusta E. Rowe George T. Williams First Baptist Vestry Martha Rich Bowen League William A. Todd Harry L. Horne Ernest Curtis First Baptist Church Frank Heald Emma B. Billings Orville Rowe Stearns W. Scott Earle Hagan Henry Moore Five Islands Christian Endeavor Society Amy Hovey Ruth Hinckley Marion Hunt Carrie E. Heald Agnes S. Powers

Repairs on Bath schools proposed under CWA project

Bath superintendent Clinton D. Wilson outlined a 6958 project for school repairs under the Civil Works Administration. Augusta officials met Maine administrator John J. McDonough to seek approval for reroofing Central grammar and new lavatories at South Street school with a 25 percent material rule. The Maine club at Boston University reorganized with Jack D. Goldstone elected president and Florence Hurley secretary. first Maine club at BU since 1916.

Clinton D. Wilson Bath Civil Works Administration William L. Skelton Board of Education Augusta John J. McDonough Maine Maine Club Boston University College of Business Administration Jack D. Goldstone Presque Isle Skowhegan Florence E. Hurley B. U

In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic Ad Claims Health Benefits

An old advertisement from Freedman Medicine Co. promotes In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic. The copy asserts the product cleanses the system purifies the blood aids digestion regulates bowels relieves constipation and tones the body. It claims safety and reliability and lists Stonington Maine as the company location.

Freedman Medicine Co Stonington, Me

Taxation matters discussed at Sagadahoc closed forum

County commissioners and town selectmen met with extension staff at Sagadahoc County Building to review Maine Experiment Station findings on state and local taxes. Extension Economist R N Atherton presented a chart digest with C L Eastman assisting. a Tax School at the University of Maine informed county agents about tax issues.

Sagadahoc Maine Experiment Station Orono Grand Jury Sagadahoc County R. N. Atherton Charles L. Eastman Auburn Atherton C. L. Eastman University of Maine Maine O. C. Hormell Bowdoin Filbert Hayford Augusta Frank Holly Bertram Packard Lucius D. Barrows Maine Towns Hormel

Bath to receive allotments for school repairs and unemployment relief

The article notes about 8000 will be allotted within days for repairs to Bath school buildings in addition to 16200 from the Civil Works Administration for Kelley Athletic field. It explains how 197 Bath workers will be employed, reducing the city relief roll, and discusses federal perceptions of Bath’s need for aid. It also mentions tax collections and a local coon hunting tally by Sam Pitts.

Bath Civil Works Administration Fund Kelley Athletic Field Augusta Kelley Field Civil Works Administration Bath Iron Works Corp Lord Young

Five Islands Grange Elects Officers for Year

At the grange meeting on Tuesday evening Five Islands elected officers for the coming year led by Master Percy MacGillivary and overseer William Berry. The meeting also noted local visits, church activities, and upcoming Christmas sales and a grange play.

Grange Percy MacGillivary William Berry Russell Pinkham Harold Pinkham Amanda Blaisdell Mattie MacMahan Fred Carr Horace Rittall Ceres Margaret MacMahan Pomona Addie Gray Flora Barbara Gray Marjorie Berry L. H. Rowe George Gray Chester MacMahan Theodore Campbell Philip Campbell D. L. Howard Bath Alice Cromwell Edith Marr Almon Marr Edward Tripp Salvation Army of Bath Baptist Church Percy Sivage Farber Davis Charles Kenny Norman and Douglas Everett Cromwell Orville Rowe Augusta B. F. Perry Gilbert Lewis Georgetown Harry Moulton Lermond Rowe Portland Charles Kenney Grange Library Helen Rowe Yarmouth Academy Wick Joseph Blaisdell John Grindell Five Islands Ada MacGillivary Merton Davis Woodfords C. C. Davis Leon Williams E. M. Horton Joseph Davis Charles M. Bigelow Florida George W. Scudder Brunswick Fred Rittall William Belanger H. E. Wade Woolwich C. M. Bigelow Percy Savage P. B. Savage Madelyn Berry Wallace Freeman Russel Pinkham

Central Church League Plans Christmas Sale and Meeting

The Central Church league held a Monday meeting with 24 attendees in the parish house. Mrs. Charles W. Welch was named to organize Christmas wreaths, and a social hour followed. The annual Christmas sale is set for Dec 6, with extensive committee appointments led by Mrs. Lonard M. Lord. Charles W. Welch and many others named to departments and duties. A separate item noted Sanford resident Charles W. Genthner was fined for driving under the influence in Woolwich after a Nov 22 incident. Two wardens testified. judge Keegan imposed $100 fine plus costs.

Central Church League Byron F. Barker Charles W. Welch League Lonard M. Lord Lord Lula H. Turner Agnes W. Humphreys Horace P. Morse George W. Dean Beatrice M. Jenkins Perry L. Thompson Marius H. Page Charles A. Soule Ralph C. Whitehouse Howard A. Parks Sherman N. McQuaide Arthur W. King David L., Wilson E. Motley Fuller Harold S. Avery Dora L. Howard Byron—J. Barker Archibald M. Main Archibald Miller Reginald Stacy William H. Small Martha A. Foote Charles W. Genthner Lincoln Street Sanford Woolwich John P. Crosby Bath Municipal Court John J. Keegan W. Earle Bradbury Rockland Pearl Nelder Wiscasset

Republican Leaders May Meet Next Week

Political writers across the state foresee changes in the Republican organization with a possible State committee meeting next week to discuss the party's outlook. Chairman Daniel F. Field of Phillips may step down, with contenders including Frank J. Ham Augusta and Arthur K. Purington Bath among others. Alfred K. Ames Machias and Lewis O. Barrows Newport are also noted, as is Frederick R. Dyer and several Lewiston figures.

State Committee Daniel F. Field Phillips Portland Field Frank J. Ham Augusta Internal Revenue Collector Fred K. Owen Portland Sunday Telegram Arthur K. Purington Bath Lewiston Sun Frederick R. Dyer U. S E. R. Parent Lewiston Harold N. Skelton Asst Treas William L. Skelton Bath Trust Co Robert H. Gremley Auburn Red Cross Alfred K. Ames Machias George Otis Smith Skowhegan Federal Power Commission Donald R. Partridge Norway Lewis O. Barrows Newport

Maine Farm Bureau Gains in 12 Counties

The Maine Farm Bureau reports 12 counties have higher membership than last year as of November 20, totaling 11 788 statewide, with a gain of 2333. Renewals for 1934 exceed 1933 by 2000, and D F Foster of Augusta leads 1506 solicitors with 114 enrollments.

Farm Bureau George E. Lord Farm Bureau Federation Lord D. F. Foster Augusta Kennebec

Drainage question delays Bath Kelley Field project

At a municipal committee on athletics meeting in City Hall the lack of drainage pipe in the Oil Works Administration plan raises concerns that the 16200 project funds may be wasted. The four day work schedule and pending pipe procurement prompt a consulting committee to oversee changes with four signatories only.

Municipal Committee On Athetics City Hall Oil Works Administration John A. Lord Bath Kelley Field Civil Works Administration Joseph Charles Footer Joseph F. Atkinson Cyrus W. Longley Allan Spear John P. Hayes Horace W. Ward Park and Cemetery Board

Revival Progressing at Nazarene Church

Revival services at the Nazarene church draw large crowds with seekers at every service. On Sunday twenty seven or more came to the altar with testimonies of help, as Ward spoke and DeLong delivered a compelling message. Smith the singer energizes the congregation with joyous song. services continue nightly except Saturday with Thursday afternoon sessions at 3 30. Three services slated for next Sunday.

Nazarene Church Ward Mr. DeLong

Maine Freshman Arrives For Thanksgiving Visit

Mel Louise R Calderwood a freshman at the University of Maine arrived Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving Day and the holiday weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Calderwood at 981 Middie Street.

Mel Louise R. Calderwood University of Maine Herbert Calderwood Middie Street

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