Gielow Yacht Is Launched As Fifth Bath Craft
The Gielow yacht launched today, one of five ordered by President William S. Newell for this summer. Built by Henry J. Gielow Inc and Bath Iron Works, she measures 191 feet overall with 21 crew and guest quarters, cruising at 15 to 17 mph and a 6500 mile range. Dinner and luncheon hosted by William S. Newell and Mrs Newell honored Gielow and Bath Iron Works officials at 1080 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gielow
William S. Newell
Sylvia
Logan G. Thompson
Hamilton, C
Placida
Harry G. Haskell
Wilmington
Del
Henry J. Gielow, Inc
Naval Architects
New York City
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Washington Street
W. Merton Rice
William Corfield
Alex Chopin
Bath
Archibald M. Main
L. Eugene Thebeau
E. M. Main
Gielow, Inc
Charles Raphael
A. Koster
Raphael
Benjamin Dobson
New Bedford
J. A. Moffett
Bidou
Girl Scouts Enjoy Supper At Dead Horse
Girl Scouts led by Jeanette Webster hike to Dead Horse for an outdoor meeting. They built four fires, toasted marshmallows and hot dogs, held a brief business session, and named the group Pine Tree Troop. New members joined the Cardinal Patrol under Doris London with Ada Greenblatt Ruth King Nellie King joining the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Jeanette Webster
Dead Horse
Carr
Doris London
Cardinal Patrol
Louise Trainor
Ada Greenblatt
Ruth King
Nellie King
Capt. Carr
Greenblatt
Phyllis Chaney
Eleanor Cotteau
Bertha Morin
Wild Rose Patrol
Barbara Fisher
Barbara Norton
Lucy Haggett
Charlott King
Alice Leeman
Louisé Trainor
State survey of expenditures outlines unified farm plan
The plan directs State institutions and the University of Maine to use institution farms as experiment sites with product exchange among facilities. Other states favor centralized control of state production. Examples include prison workshops repairing state cars, highway construction, furniture and shoe making, and land reclamation. Mrs. A. W. Keirstead of Wierasset Kash Bath Vinitoy Meslay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
A. W. Keirstead
Wierasset Kash Bath Vinitoy Meslay
Train Schedule and Community Activities in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham posts train times for East Bound No 11 101 p.m. Express No 25 6 38 p.m. West Bound No 44 6 49 a.m. No 64 9 58 a.m. Express No 48 7 20 p.m. Also notes local 4-H clubs event at the pole hall with demonstrations on pest control and several prize winners. Additional society items include visits, dances, road work, and town hall notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncc Sresate Redhie
West
Maine clam flats to be inspected for interstate shipment
State officials plan inspections of clam flats and shellfish waters to certify Maine shippers for interstate commerce. The program, pushed despite Maine law concerns, would employ sanitary engineers and bacteriological tests at state expense to issue certificates for Maine shellfish destined for other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
U. S. Public Health Service
Soule
Maine Dlam
Massachusetts
Boyle
Cipal Dam
State Department of Agriculture
West Bath Home Scene of Pretty Wedding
A wedding in West Bath at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Sanborn united Donald Specht and Agnes Ellen Fields in a ceremony led by Rev David L Wilson. Attendants included bridesmaid Emily Eaton and flower girl Jean Pinel. The couple planned a two week motor honeymoon before the groom returns to work as an insurance adjuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Brunswick
Fred Sanborn
West Bath
Donald 8. Specht
J. Herman Specht
Bedpee Street
Bath
Mise
Agnes Ellen Pields
William Fields
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Lohengrin
Jean Pinel
Quincy
Mass
Emily Eaton
Lawrence Specht
Jack Pinel
Quincy, Mars
Mary Campbell
David Fields
W. B. Haggett
James Gray
Watertown
Mags
Sagadahoc County Well Rep At Kingfield Tuesday
The report covers a Sagadahoc County event with speakers including W. Dentorth, Eva B. Hill, Clara N. Fogg, and Mary Pelham Hill. It notes discussions on oath requirements for teachers, preservation efforts, genealogical work, and radio programs by the Maine D A R. A committee on state legislation and organizing regents was announced. An invitation to hold a board meeting in Madison next fall was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dentorth
Skowhegan
Sisp
Eva B. Boon
Senate
Morgan
Mary Pelham Hill
New York
Maine
Hill
Clara N. Fogg
Bowdeinham
Washington
Portland
Victor Bimford
Rumford
Radio
WCSH
New England
Eva Morgan
Saco
Maude C. Gay
Waldoboro
Mary Perry Rich
Rockland
Clara Fogg
Pisher
Corinna
Joy
Richmond
Margaret Goff Moore
Madison
Fall Meeting of Bowdoinham Baptist Association
The Bowdoinham United Baptist Association met at People's Baptist Church with eight pastors and two visiting speakers. A six Sunday Go to Church campaign was proposed, and Rev H H Bishop delivered the afternoon address followed by a full program of devotions, Bible study, youth work, church problems, and a Colby College lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Freeport
Bath
H. H. Bishop
Westbrook
P. A. Snow
Isleboro
H. W. Chamberlain
Plinette Allen
Charles H. Berry
Smalter Churches
F. W. Hovey
T. H. Fernald
Frederick Barnes
C. D. Hazelton
Kenneth BE. Morse
Clarence Baker
Wedding of Ritter and Young Stirs Bath Community
Local society notes report the marriage of Ritter daughter of Maurice Darrah and Lawrence Young son of Noyse Young, linking two Bath families in a last week ceremony at 4 Leonard Court and 11 Dummer Street with wide interest among residents.
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Bath Peeve H
Ritter
Maurice Darrah
Leonard
T. W. Hyde Auxiliary Hosts Large Card Party
The T. W. Hyde Auxiliary held a Tuesday card party at the Sons of Veterans Memorial Hall Middle Street with eight tables of bridge and whist. Prizes for high and low scores went to several local players including Mrs. A L Wright and Albert Gallant. music followed the event with Lizzie laying drums. The group plans another card party on October 7 with a similar committee.
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Sons of Veterans Memorial Hall
Middle Street
T. W. Hyde
A. L. Wright
West Medford
Mass
Stearns Scott
Albert Gallant
Edward Perry
Spencer
Gertrude Stewart
Mr. Sprague
Bates Stover
Lizzie
Danc
Eva Lemont
Lucelia Blake
Sadie Garcelon
Annie Chase
Mary Gallant
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Funeral of John Conant Held at Liberty Street Home
Funeral services for John Franklin Conant 52 were held Wednesday at his home 7 Liberty Street with Rev David Wilson officiating. A Knights Templar service was conducted by Dunlap Commandery officers. bearers represented multiple Masonic bodies and local service organizations. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Conant
Liberty Street
David Wilson
Knights Templar
Dunlap Commandery
William L. Skelton
Donald D. Young
Edwin H. Lowell
Conant
John H. Preeman
Kora Temple
Shrine
Edwin F. Ramsay
Solar Lodge
George Sawyer
Lincoln Lodge
Roscoe P. Higgins
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen
A. O. Viair
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Oak Grove
Yacht Black Douglass Fitted for World Cruise
The 153 foot schooner Black Douglass, built at Bath Iron Works for Robert C. Roebling is being fitted in Brooklyn for a seven month world voyage seeking new fishing grounds. It carried nearly 1000 square feet of sail and previously sailed to Newport and Long Island swordfishing. The voyage will go to the Atlantic Mediterranean Red Sea Africa South America and return to Florida for sail fishing in summer 1931.
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Pete Boeet Schoon
Uglass
Bath Iron Works Corp
Robert C. Roebling
Princeton
N. J
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bath Plant
Long Island
Newport
R. 1
Mr. Roebling
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Africa
South America
Cape
Florida
Infantile Paralysis Rally in Maine Expands
Following Morse high senior Donald Wilson nine more volunteers offered blood for a serum in the Maine epidemic. Donations came from Maine and nearby states. One death and four new or suspected cases were reported, raising totals to 72 cases and 11 deaths since August 1. Cases surfaced in Old Town Guilford and Saco with a suspected case in Gardiner. Bath reported no cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wilson
Morse High
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Clarence F. Kendall
Old Town
Guilford
Saco
Gardiner
Bath
Migratory Birds At Merrymeeting Bay Boost Local Gunning
Bluebills and whistlers settle at Merrymeeting Bay as duck gunning revives with plans for the line gate. Harold Deering George Conway and Kenny Edgecomb are among the gunners who have bagged ducks. Partridge and woodcock are reported plentiful and a Bath pair Harold Sonia and William English bagged four partridge and two woodcock at Bowdoinham. Beatrice Jenkins of Bath laundry takes a two week vacation.
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Merrymeeting Bay
Duck Gunning
Harold Deering
George Conway
Kenny Edgecomb
Harold Sonia
William English
Bath
Bowdoinham
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Biege
Lapin
Bath Department Store
Center Street
White Ews
Ohad
Moore Mfg. Co
Springfield
Vermont
Girl Scouts
DEAD
Pine Tree Troop
State Survey OF Expenditures
Sun- Rae Gant
Wey
Merry Workers
Pone Hall
Ings
Celia Billings
Juior
Shirley Lancaster
Christina Temple
Frances Bi
Elizabeth Mitchell
Josephine Temple
Barbara Lantaeter
Hela Temple
Chick
Lilla Mitchell
Canning Elizabeth Mitchell
Richard Ruthier
Malcolm Billings
Charles Temple
Loomis Dyer
Freeman Billings
William Gile
Mary T. Purinton
Courtney Nealy
CO. B. Randall
R. A. Dickinson
Waterville
Clarence Blackman
F. K. Jack
H. W. Maxwell
Litchfield
Electa
O. E
Carmel
Emily Rideout
Caleb Mitchell
William Gould
Henry Cornish
Charles Mosher
Mae Heenie
Frank Webber
George A. Hackett
J. Hall Denham
District School of Instruction
Electa Chapter
Maria Graves
Topsham
Jessie Cromwell
Levi Leathers
Grange Hall
Elmer Jordan
Cornish Store
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Fred Leavitt
Town Hall
C. B. Randall
Dresden
C. W. Gray
Augusta
George Cutler
Topsfield
Gladys Hamilton
George Hamilton
Emma McCausland
Hallowell
L. P. Temple
Mary Patten
Annie Hildreth
Richard Denham
Raymond
Belfast
Mildred Jack
K Jack Tuesaday
Cleveland Curtis
Dingley
Leland
Silas Hamilton
Capitol Island
Jane Browne
Clara Pogzy
Bicel Willis
Farm Bureau
Harry Purington
Frances Adams
Charles
Hackett
W. & Given Co
W. Rogers
D. B. Cornish
Federal Public Health Service
Agnes E. Fields
Donald H. Specht
Sagadahoc County
Kingfield
Baptist. Association
The
United Baptists
Lowell Q. Haynes
Colby College
Senters
Epee Ee
Brunswick & eGryter
Tip Soest
Beatrice
RAND
Spencer Corsetiere
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
John Conant
Black Douglass
Beatrice Jenkins
Bath Laundry
Vine Street
Roycroft
Oxford
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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