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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

4

P.T.A. Meetings Highlight Health Talks and Halloween Plans

Dr. H. B. Duce city health officer spoke at the Dike school P. T. A. meeting on quarantine and infantile paralysis while Mrs. Harry Horns discussed child health in school. Music from Mrs. Nash and Dorothea plus Mrs. Hoffman complemented the evening as 23 members attended and new members joined. Committee chairs and Halloween party preparations were announced for Oct 29.

H. B. Duce Agnes Wright Pearl Lemont Bertha Henderson Clifton Tedford Bertha Dunbar Prorence Sidelinger John Conley Myrtle Princh William A. Furber Willebrandt George Wallace W. J. Pertz

Louts Eid P T A Holds Meeting Plans Christmas Sale

The Louts Eid P T A met in Washington street rooms with 17 attendees. A quilt was tacked and work began for the Christmas sale. Plans were made for an all day auction Thursday Oct. 22 hosted by Mrs Charlotte Hedson and Mrs Edna Perry, with a boxed bean supper at 529 Washington street rooms.

Washington Street Charlotte Hedson Edna Perry

North Center PTA Meets at Grace Church Parish House

North Center P T A held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at Grace church parish house with president Mrs. Edward J. Lee presiding. Hostesses Mrs. William E. Palmer and Mrs. LeRoy Colby assisted. secretary pro tem Mrs. Colby read a report on the state convention.

North Center P. T A Grace Church Parish House Edward J. Lee Ansusociation William E. Palmer LeRoy Colby

Clam Digging Ban Strikes Maine Workers Hard

A wave of unemployment hits about 50 residents from Bay Point Popham Geortge town and Georgetown after Maine clams shipment ban. Inspectors work from Kittery to Yarmouth delaying relief while Governor Gardiner seeks aid for roughly 25 000 clam workers statewide.

Phippsburg Georgetown Bay Point Popham Maine Kittery Eastport Yarmouth William Tudor Gardiner George Popham Bath Massachusetts Phippeburg Ihaer C_E Newdick Popham Beach

Bowdoinham Social Notes Highlight 91 Year Old Singer

Bowdoinham and nearby towns share a day of music as 91 year old Bowdoinham native Mr Carvill performs with a pianist over 80 and a 90 year old piano. The event catalogues a house from 1770 and community visits, local officials, and travel between Brunswick Topsham and Portland as residents attend services, fairs, and family reunions.

Sixth annual supper and meetings planned in East Bowdoin

East Bowdoin Ladies' aid schedules its sixth annual supper for husbands and families at Mrs. Grant Woods home with beans and fixings at 6 30. Afternoon meetings occur. Sagadahoc Grange reports strong turnout and second prize money at Topsham Fair inspiring further efforts.

East Bowdoin Henry William Woods Upton John Carter Addie Williams L. C. Starbird Gardiner James Abrams Sagadahoc Grange Hallowe’en Louise Small Hattie Babb Bernard Coombs Lone Bickford

Local Social Notes and Visits From Town and Surroundings

Miss Ellen Miller returns home after several weeks in Strong. Mr and Mrs John Reid and daughter Dorothy visited at Richmond Corner Saturday evening. Charlie Kaler of Bath visited town. Mrs Eugene Small recently stayed with Mr and Mrs C McNally in Strong. Thelma Sheene spent the weekend with friends at Sabattus. Wallace Hatch of Portland called in town. Large crowd attended Topsham Fair despite bad weather, with many locals present. Ethel Sheene went to Strong for a few days. Ellen Miller and Thelma Sheene were business visitors at Brunswick. Mr and Mrs C A Douglas and children returned to East Wilton after visiting W S Douglas.

Ormerly Lewiston Bowdoin Carvill Egypt Boston Portsmouth N. H William O. B. Gray Litchfield James Colgan Arlington Mass Karl Hatch Leadley Berry Massachusetts Carrie Kendall Jay Gowell Abbie Hulse Brunswick Charles Hatch Ralph Denham South Portland Grant Hulse Morrison Heights Livermore Falls W. H. Gould Gould Electa Eulala Pray Dresden Carmel Chapter Richmond Viola Coombs Willard Blake Lottie Blake Davis Edna Davis Miss Coombs C. B. Randall Worcester House Hallowell Caleb Mitchel Little Son Mitchell Freeport Norman Curtis Pond Road Knights George F Preble Lizzie Small Browne Point John N. Palmer Broklyn, N H. B. Allen Warren Farwell Vizious Ekeeper Palmouth Cora Wilkinson Topsham Percy Rideout Edward C. Brown Portland Andrs Phil Rideout Gardiner Nettie Brown Vendella Mosher Plctiati Ir al Yorks Ada Hulse Bot.x Hame Harry Wiscasset Ellen Miller Strong John Reid Dorothy Richmond Corner Charlies Kaler Bath Orday Eugene Small C. McNally Thelma Sheene Sabattus Wallace Hatch Topsham Fair Ethel Sheene C. A. Douglas East Wilton W. S. Douglas

Cars Collide. Operator Hurt After Rear End Crash

After a frost and leaves on the rails caused a collision, Butcher was jammed in a smashed vestibule and fainted several times during extraction. He complained of chest pain and possible broken ribs and was to be taken to the City hospital for X rays.

Page One Butcher Bath Frank H. Beal North Street Bowie Lewiston City Hospital

Ladies Night of Dunlap K T Commandery

The Dunlap K T commandery hosts a ladies night with members in uniform, announces ticket committee chair Past Commander Young and members from Bath, Lisbon Falls, and Brunswick. An upcoming school of instruction on November 1 at the temple precedes the Grand Generalissimo Isaac Jones inspection and an Malta degree ceremony with a banquet at 6:20.

Commander Young Arthur B. Suilphen Harry A. Waiters John H. Preeman William L. Skelton Carl Albee George C. Quicksall Charles E. Curtis Edward W. Sampson Harold E. Cutting Bath Daniel Kelley Lisbon Falls Arnold Hessel Brunswick Dunlap Temple Isaac Jones Calais Malta

Domestic science department at Morke Wiril

Ard Skilin and daughter Eliona are mentioned in the domestic science department at Morke Wiril, with no further context or details available in the fragment.

Ard Skilin Eliona Morke Wiril

Brown Ellis wedding ties Halifax nurse to Bath groom

Rev David L Wilson officiated as Miss Gertrude Williams became wife of the Bath man at a central church ceremony. The bride, a Halifax native and Bath City hospital nurse graduate of 1925, has served as night supervisor and operating room supervisor. They planned a wedding breakfast with the groom’s mother’s home and a motor honeymoon to the Maritime Provinces.

Otis Bees In Central David L. Wilson Wwilliams Thomas Ellis Halifax N. 6 Bath Bath City Hospital Brown Maritime Provinces Emery Freeman Gertrude Harvey City Hospital Washington Street

Clever deputy nets young Bath auto thieves

Deputy Sheriff John P. Crosby arrested a 17 year old Morse high school junior and a 15 year old lad for thefts of Bath automobiles. One confessed to stealing three cars including Lyde’s Chrysler roadster, Sanborn’s, and Larrabee’s, with the pair denying licenses.

Morse Bath Iron Works Corp Bath John P. Crosby Charles Lyde John J. Keegan Louis J. Sanborn George W. Larrabee Morse High Lyde Lewiston Pejepscot Sanborn Chapel of Our Savior Brunswick Road Topsham Fair George Larrabee Lincoln Street Brunswick Syde Crosby Summer Street

Boys' Conference Set for Bangor November Dates

Notice from the local YMCA states the annual state Boys Conference will be held in Bangor on November 21 22 and 23. The early dates mean many boys may travel by automobile.

Bangor

Bath boys urged to register for Maine Y M C A conference

Bath leads Maine with the largest delegation to the annual Y M C A boys conference. Last year 47 Bath attendees set a record and organizers aim to exceed it with 600 out of town delegates. Registration and fees must reach the State Y M C A office a week before opening. Notables include Bernard C ClausEn, Harold Metzner, Albert Roberts, and James Ellenwood of New York. The 15 to 20 age group is invited. local churches often sponsor expenses. Also, Mrs. Fred Baldwin of Brunswick visited Park Street family.

Bath Maine M.C. A Bernard C. Clausen Harold O. Metzner Albert E. Roberts James Ellenwood New York

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