Florida farmers to get federal aid after hurricane damage
Lands around Lake Okeechobee face flood loss as Secretary Jardine authorizes aid via Warburton to assess needs for seed, fertilizer, and machinery. Red Cross involvement follows a Coolidge administration debate over loans, with state funds deemed unavailable and Governor Martin seeking a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
C. W. Warburton
A. J Schafer
American Red Cross
Warburton
Coolidge
Congress
Martin
State Treasury
Red Cross
Okeechobee _ City
Fla
United States
Florida Everglades
Okeechobee
Everglades
Caloosahatchee
Gulf
Fort Myers
Woman Pinned Under Car After Crash at Stony Hill
Mrs. William Stinson of Woolwich is in City hospital with bruises and possible internal injuries after a touring car toppled at the foot of Stony Hill on Murphy's Corner road Monday. Driver Edward Hunnewell and Mrs Stinsons husband were en route to Bath works. Hunnewell car failed to make the curve. Other occupants were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stinson
Woolwich
Stony Hill
Murphy's Corner Road
Edward Hunnewell
Stinson
The
Commercial Trading Co
Bath
Hunnewell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mrs Elizabeth Nixon Returns From Extended Visit
Mrs Elizabeth Nixon living with her nephew Madison Moore on Deering Street has returned from several weeks travel to St Stephens New Brunswick Bangor Maine and Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nixon
Madison Moore
Deering Street
St. Stephens
N. B
Bangor
Albany
N. Y
Winnegance Club News and Local Happenings
Mrs. Frank Perry hosted the Winnegance Community club for its October session. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt returned from the White Mountains and will close their Cape cottage for the season at Capitol Island. Mrs. Purington visits Bath and Parker Head. she will winter in Bath. Gravel work improves the village road by the Phippsburg side of the bridge. The October club meeting will be held Thursday at the community house. Topsham fair caused a holiday for village schools on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perry
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
White Mountain
Capitol Island
Frank G. Purington
John G. Morse
Parker Head
Bath
Phippsburg
Winneganee Community Club
Morse Wins First Prize in Silk Rug at Reading Fair
Mrs Horace P Morse of Bath street received a first prize check from the Reading Pa Fair for a silk rug exhibit. Among 150 rugs of various styles her rug stood out for silk material, color scheme and design. The prize rug is about four feet long and oval. Also noted is a visit by relatives and a Portland visit by Miss Medora Atwood and others in Sagadahoc and Nequasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Morse
Bath Street
Reading
Morse
Frank Phillips
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Life Size Portrait of Library Donor Hanged Up
A late Galen C. Moses portrait was unveiled in the Public Library as artist Baron Von Hausen hung the life size painting in the arch alcove above the reading room. The ceremony honored Moses for living philanthropy including library access and Y M C A support while praising his charitable missions and benefactions to youth and church causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Folsom
Galen C. Moses
Moses
F. C. von Hausen
Paul
Bangor taxidermist receives Rocky Mountain goat mount
Bangor taxidermist F. C. N. Parke has received a Rocky Mountain goat from Clarence C. Stetson of Bangor. Stetson, president of the Chamber of Commerce and Maine Development Commission chairman, is on a motor trip along the Pacific Coast and describes his Rockies hunting trip in a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. N. Parke
Bangor
Clarence C. Stetson
Chamber of Commerce
Maine Development Commission
Pacific Coast
Mr. Stetson
Rockies
Delightful Evening at Woolwich Center Social
Woolwich Center Baptist hall hosted a Monday social by the J.G.M. club with refreshments and games. Attendees included Micky Katherine, Gladys Wright, Clarence Bailey, Margaret Reed, Donald Leavitt, Evelyn Hathorne, Bud Reed, Kenneth Cromwell, Lawrence Jefferson, Ruth Henderson, Mary Dana, Julia Hathorne, Mrs. Rice, Wesley Wright, Lewis Soule, Philip Hathorne, and Alvin Hathorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Center Baptist Hall
Phippsburg Camp Life and Isleboro Visitors
Local notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Morris Libby occupying a newly finished camp and hosting guests over the weekend. Other visits include Ernest Rogers of Kittery and J. D. Rogers in Bath and Kittery, with illness updates on Mrs. Bowker and Mrs. Cootes Toeralls. Also reported are cottage purchases by Madison Moore of Bath and a Powden Beach obituary notice for Martha Small. Capt. Jewell seen in Bath, and Mrs. Peterson of Melrose, Mass., visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Libby
Gardiner Rogers
Horace Norton
Madison Moore
Bath
New Meadows
Ernest Rogers
Kittery
Martin Wyman
J. D. Rogers
W. R. Bowker
Bath City Hospital
J. E. Perry
J. D Rogers
Augusta Campbell
Donald Avery
Walter Perry
J E. Perry
Martha Small
Powde ™ Beach
W. F. Jewell
Cootes Toeralls
Mary Peterson
Melrose
Mass
George Ingalls
Robert Manson
Sherman Morse
Dromore
Alice Carr
Local visitors called on town residents over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Harry P Hawes and son Arnold and Augusta friends visited Mr and Mrs A J Tibbetts and Mr and Mrs G L Siegars on Saturday. Ernest Tyler and son Harland of Waldoboro visited Sunday. Margaret Pushard and Linnie Pushard called Wednesday evening. William Tate of Tonsham called on Mr and Mrs Leland Siegars on Sunday. Maple Farm guests for three weeks included J C Crocker Henry Dell A F B Cunningham Alphonse Dianne Mlime Blair and Chester Dock. J T Burgess was in Richmond Friday. Harold Wall and sons Glenwood and Albert visited Mr and Mrs Leland Siegars Sunday. Lawrence Southard Mrs Irvine Lilly and son Harold Norris Chapmen passed through Gardiner Thursday. Mr and Mrs A A Hodedon and Mr Smith of Gardiner visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Hawes
Arnold
Augusta
A. J. Tibbetts
G. L. Siegars
Ernest Tyler
Son Harland
Waldoboro
Margaret Pushard
Linnie Pushard
William Tate
Tonsham
Leland Siegars
Arsenault
J.C. Crocker
Henry Dell
A. FB. Cunningham
Alphonse Dianne
Mlime Blair
Chester Dock
Maple Farm
J.T. Burgess
Richmond
Harold Wall and Sons
Glenwood and
Albert
Lawrence Southard
Irvine Lilly
Bath candy maker John F. Clary returns from Augusta summer
John F. Clary, Bath’s veteran candy maker, living with relatives in Santa Rosa, California, has come back to Bath after spending the Summer with kin in Augusta. He visited Bath several times to call on old friends. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Furber and their family also return to Washington Street from Brighams Cove where they summered at their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Clary
Bath
Santa Rosa
Calif
Augusta
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Brighams Cove
Bath native Webber to debut new Broadway comedy Falstaff
New York papers announce Bath native James Plaisted Webber will launch Falstaff on Broadway this season after the Yellow Jacket revival. Stars Mr and Mrs Coburn headlined by Webber’s Shakespearean comedy with music by Porter Steele and lyrics by Brian Hooker. Webber, Bowdoin and Columbia alum, trained at F P F McKay, performed with Stuart Walker companies and Old Vic, now leading dramatic literature at Phillips Exeter.
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New York
James Plaisted Webber
Bath
Broadway
Mrs. Coburn
Mr. Webber
Porter Steele
Brian Hooker
Webber
Walter G. Webber
Harry C. Webber
The
Times and Independent
Bowdoin College
Columbia University
FP. F. McKay
Stuart. Walker Commanies
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Old Vic Company
London
Avnearine
Tnetreetor
Phillins Exeter Academy
Ricker Couple Passes Through Bath En Route to Rockland
Mr and Mrs Alvin B Ricker travelled through Bath on Monday while moving from Poland Spring to Rockland their travel notes show a simple local journey without disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin B. Ricker
Bath
Rockland
Poland Spring
Nominations Reported for Legion Officers
The slate for Roland H. Smith post No. 21 American Legion officers to be voted on at the annual meeting Tuesday Oct. 23 includes John C. Fitzgerald as post commander and Paloh Gay as first vice commander with J Horace McClure as second vice commander. Also listed are adjutant Freeman Trott finance officer Elver Stickney chaplain Wilbur Crocker sergeant at arms Eveene M. Desmond historian Percy R. Low organist and an executive committee of Freeman Trott Ralph Wright Dr Harry F Morin James L. Morse Harry Hall Allen Swear Gardiner Rogers and August Walters. The auditing committee is Ralph Gay John H. Williams and Peter R. Low. Resolutions by laws committee members are Eugene M. Desmond Ralph Wright James L. Morse. House committee Wilbur Crocker FE Hart R Getchell J Crane and M Hagan. Building custodian Ralph Wright Janitor Roy Getchell. The nominating committee was Eugene M. Desmond Ralph Wright and Roscoe Shaw. Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden Mrs Addie P McFadden and Miss Nellie Goodrich hosted at Wells Beach. Mrs Freeman and daughters Marion and Helen Freeman hostesses. Mrs Freeman to return to Bath this weekend. Helen Clare Plummer is the infant daughter born to Mr and Mrs William F Plummer Jr. on upper High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
John C. Fitzgerald
Paloh Gay
J. Horace McClure
Allar Snear
Freeman Trott
Elver Stickney
Wilbur Crocker
Eveene M. Desmond
Percy R. Low
Freemen Trott
Ralph Wright
Harry F Morin
James L. Morse
Harry Hall
Allen—Swear
Gardiner
Rogers
August Walters
Ralph Gay
John H. Williams
Petcr R. Low
Eugene M. Desmond
FE. G. Hart
R. Getchell
J. Crane
M. Hagan
Roy Getchell
Roscoe Shaw
YMCA Auxiliary Cards Event Set for November 7
At a Monday meeting the YMCA auxiliary voted to hold a card party on Wednesday afternoon November 7 at 2 30. Table reservations may be arranged with Mrs. I F Gannon Mrs. Geroy Colby or Mrs. Harriet Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Gannon
Geroy Colby
Harriet Small
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U.‘S
Lokeechobee
Fr Pierce
A. L. Schafer
Palm Beach County
City Hospital
Norway Mepions Co
Norway
Medora Atwood
High Street
Portland
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Clara Hawthorne
Nequasset
Buxton
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Maine
Frank A. Hamilton
Central St
Winchendon
Mess
Buxton Eure Medicine Co
Ame
Christian Endeavor
Montsweage Church
Asbury Bailey
Harvest
Montsweae Church
Warrer
Salvation Army
Mentswene
Bowdoinham Assosiation
Tillie
J G. M
Baptist Hall
First Baptist Church
T. H. Fernald
Henry Hathorne
Emma Hathorne
Albert Hathorne
Merle Jameson
East
Woolwich Grange Hall
Montsweag
Charles S. Sewall
Wiscasset
Arctic
Rawson-Field-MacMillan
Neauasset Farm Bureau
Henry Dubar
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Day’s Ferry
William Gould
Cyrus H. Gilmore
Dora Parker
C. P. Hall
Nelson Rice
Angie Hunnewell
Boston
Edward Williamson
Marie
Adams
Eben Dana
Everett Rice
Windham
Maude Paquet
Malden
Fred Carlton
Melvin G. Stinson
Marcia Stinson
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Plinette Allen
J. Herbert Fernald
Manley Reed
Boothbay Harbor
David G. Reed
G. W. Marston
Fahlyn
George Bailey
Pittsfield
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Cora P. Coyless
Avvie
Frank J. Walker
Whiz
Catherine Beebee
Hyde Park
Kennebec
Woolwich Center
Dresden
Mutual Savings Banks
WEAF
WEEI
WGY
WCSH
Schubert
Meistersinger
Irving Berlin
Alexander
Reconciliation Pelke
Drigo
Nagasaki
James P. Webber
Kennebec River
Thornes Head
Ong
White Mountains
Ocean
Henry C. Rowe
P. O. Drawer
Rhode Island
Legion
Roscoe P. McFadden
Addie P. McFadden
Nellie Goodrich
Wells Beach
Frederick Freeman
Marion
Helen Freeman
Helen Clare Plummer
Wigliam F., Plummer Jr
Upper High Street
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