Safety for Children Across Streets in Bath and Ohio
The Ohio Automobile Association leads a safety push for schoolchildren to reduce auto risks. Over 20,000 teachers are being taught safety lessons, with 5,000 posters to reinforce lessons. Twenty six motor clubs sponsor school boy patrols guiding pupils, while radio and press campaigns urge parental cooperation.
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Bath
Ohio Automobile Association
Ohio Motor Clubs
John J. Tigert
U. S
Autumn Leaves And Ice Use In Early America
Autumn leaves fall to protect the tree during winter by cutting off sap supply. The bark seals itself, bottling the tree for cold months. The piece notes a drought year speeding leaf drop. It then shifts to ice usage in the U S, citing two million refrigerators, rising ice consumption, and the shift from natural to manufactured ice with Maine ships formerly transporting natural ice to southern cities.
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America
United States
Kennebec
Maine
Ice industry decline hinges on artificial ice rise
The cost of producing artificial ice dropped and transportation costs vanished, reducing demand for natural ice. Maine ports shipped far less ice annually, harming an industry that employed many men and horses and supported operators of ice fields and the schooners that carried the product.
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Maine
Maine goods touted in state pride push at Lewiston conference
Maine officials including Commissioner Harry R. Lewis urge labeling Maine grown or Maine manufactured products to boost state image with minimal cost. Lewis will speak at the Second Annual Economic Conference in Lewiston November 1 and 2, drawing leaders from diverse industries. The event, under the Maine Development Commission, aims to spark ideas for Maine’s advancement. The piece also notes alcohol-related death rates rising under national prohibition, suggesting poisoned or unknown-source liquors may skew figures, challenging pro prohibition interpretations.
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Harry R. Lewis
Ag- Maine
Maine
California
Lewis
Lewiston
Maine Development Commission
Moderation League
League
Ban gor Mayor May Join 193? Governor Race Against Gardiner
Dispatches from Ban gor hint Mayor John Wilson may seek Republican nomination for governor next June opposing Governor William Tudor Gardiner who aims for a second term. Mayor Robinson has not announced but admits discussions with friends and says his decision depends on reactions to letters he has sent.
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Bangor
John Wilson
William Tudor Gardiner
Robinson
Bath Grangers Recall First Big Alameda Fair
Forty years ago Sagadahoc county grangers planned their first large fair at the Alameda. Annual October events drew crowds and added hundreds of dollars to Bath merchants from surrounding towns, boosting local business and agrarian interest. They also provided daily entertainment and broad social ties, which enthusiasts say should not have faded from Bath Falls days.
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Sagadahoc
Alameda
Bath
Lindbergh predicts unsinkable planes five years ahead
Charles A. Lindbergh warns that within five years a plane will be developed that will not land during forced landings. He says planes will be far more common once this is achieved, reducing danger of tumbles. President Hoover designates Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson to lead the American delegation to the London naval reduction conference in January.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindy
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
London
All Star Boxing Show at Arcade on Friday
Promoters stage an expensive all star boxing card at the Arcade Friday led by Eddie Gauvin in a comeback bid against K O Champoux at 140 pounds. Maine flyweight champ Rocky Gravel appears, with Leo Bedard, Bill Murphy, Roney Boulet, Young Clukey, Young Bouldoc, and others in a tightly lined program promising real scraps and 30 rounds of action.
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Eddie Gauvin
K. O. Champoux
Lewiston
Champoux
Gauvin
Eddie
Pa Kern
Bath
Mihalos
Rocky Gravel
Maine
MacKelley
Leo Bedard
Biddeford
Martin
Bill Murphy
Roney Boulet
Boulet
Tanguay
Chubuck
Murphy
Young Clukey
Jimmy Sacco
Dover
N. H
Young Bouldoc
George Bouldoc
Young Dianne
Mechanic Falls
Bell
Halloween Shower For Miss Thompson Delightful Bath party honored bride to be
In Bath a Halloween shower for Miss Kathryn Thompson hosted by Miss Bernice Carr featured orange and black decor, an umbrella centerpiece concealing gifts, three table bridge games, and prizes for top scorers. Attendees included Wilhelmina Gackenback Ruth Fields Adelaide Campbell and others. the event celebrated Thompson’s upcoming marriage to Clifford Smith of the Monroe Store.
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Bath
Kathryn Thompson
Bernice Carr
Andrews Road
Wilhelmina Gackenback
Ruth Fields
Adelaide Campbell
Katherine Emmons
Beatrice Nichols
Alenna Jacques
Catherine Leonard
Lillian Lewin
Doris Perkins
Helen L. Hayes
Miss Thompson
Clifford Smith
Monroe
Golden Anniversary Of A Bath Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry P Healey of 12 West street quietly observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday Oct 18 They are 78 and married in Lawrence Mass They have lived most of their lives in this city are well liked Mr Healey a retired brick mason now drives a car and the couple enjoy it They received many congratulations and gifts including flowers fruits and gold pieces noting their companionship through the years.
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Henry P. Healey
West Street
Healey
Lawrence
Mass
Mr. Healey
Salem
Brunswick
Funeral for J C Perry in Sebasco Basin district
James C Perry of Phippsburg was waked at his Basin district home in Sebasco with Rev David L Wilson of Central church Bath officiating. Perry a Sedgwick post G A R member, was buried in Oak Grove Bath with C W Post Division Commanders Shaw Day Wakefield Metcalf among the bearers.
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James C. Perry
Phippsburg
Basin District
Sebasco
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Bath
Perry
Sedgwick Post
C. W
John Shaw
Joseph N. Day
William W. Wakefield
Eugene L. Metcalf
Oak Grove
Open Season and Fees Proposals in State Referendum
Proposals seek voter passage on laws affecting fox hound training before fox season, fox and gear conflicts between hunters and trappers, and a raised resident hunting and fishing license fee from 25 to 65 cents for each. Fur bearing season would start November 15 in all counties, raccoons and skunks eligible for night hunting October 1 to December 15, with current gaps closed.
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Retary of State
Fish and Game Committee
North Center P T A Plans Dual Team Membership Drive
North Center P T A readies a winter membership drive in two squads the Rustlers led by Mrs Arthur C Norton and the Hustlers led by Miss Emma Magoun. The side with fewer new members by the Nov 5 meeting will host the winners in a lively contest.
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North Center
P.T.A
The
Rustlers
Arthur C. Norton
Hustlers
Emma Magoun
Norton
Scott M. Golder
E. Mason Wright
Wilband
L. F. Gannon
Samuel
R. P. McFadden
Charles R. Farnham
Morris Cohen
Frostina Marston
Ralph W. Bragg
Charles M. Tubbs
Clinton D. Wilson
Helen Foster
Herman Crocker
Milton Trott
Marvin Truss
Joan Harrison
F. A. Morrell
Beatrice Nichols
Laura Mitchell
Robert B. Hatch
Daniel T. Dougherty
Oak Street
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
R. C. McFadden
Frederick W. Freeman
E. M. Fuller
Woman Found Dead on Husband's Grave in Lewiston
Mrs. Margaret Oliver, 75, of White River Junction Vermont, was found dead on her husband's grave at Riverside Cemetery in Lewiston Thursday morning. The county medical examiner ruled natural causes. She left Auburn to visit her son Raye L. Oliver and did not return. Survived by two brothers Joseph Frye Lewiston and Scott Frye Los Angeles, and by her husband George Oliver who died years ago. Her sister is Scott Frye of Los Angeles.
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Margaret Oliver
White River Junction
Riverside Cemetery
Lewiston
Scott R. Frye
Los Angeles
Cal
Bath
Fred L. Tarr
George A. Oliver
Joseph Frye
Scott Frye
Mrs Holbrook Funeral at Home Service
The funeral of Alice F. Holbrook wife of Alvah H. Holbrook was held Sunday afternoon at two at her home 1179 High Street. People's Baptist church officiated with bearers Joseph Holbrook Capt Frederick J Hinckley Sylvester H Rowland and Frederick Rowland. Burial followed in Rogers Cemetery Phippsburg.
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Alice F
Alvah H. Holbrook
People's Baptist Church
Joseph Holbrook
Frederick J. Hinckley
Sylvester H. Rowland
Frederick Rowland
Rogers Cemetery
Phippsburg
Co-Workers Class Holds Meeting At Mrs White Home
The Co-Workers class of the First class and business meeting met at Mrs. Charlies E White on Lemont street with 27 in attendance. They voted to hold a food sale October 24 at Wilson's Drug Store and named a committee to run it.
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Clas
Charlies E. White
Lemont Street
Wilson’s Drug Store
Charles R. White
Leon Eaton
Russell Dalry
Vernon Miller
Edward Dalley
Helen McIntosh
Charles E. White
Laura Lemont
Herbert E. Worrey
Gardiner Roberts
Clifford Harrington
Ralph Legard
Publix Sound Train Delights Bath in Big Welcome
The Publix Sound Train stopped through Bath on Saturday noon drawing an audience over 1000. The $25,000 locomotive replica wowed spectators from Opera House gathering to Center Street, with horns blaring and traffic halted briefly.
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Publix
Bath
Harry Thompson
John Crosby
Bath Opera House
Center Street
Sound Train
Opera House
Mr. Morrow
Publix Theatres
Maine
William Powell
Bill
New England
Lumber and Hay Law Case in Richmond Court
A trover suit over 934 feet of boards valued at 25 dollars heard in Judge Keegan’s office. W H Small sued Albion Raynes of Richmond over a hay for lumber exchange, Raynes claiming partial hay. Judge Keegan ruled for Small. Raynes appealed to county court. Elmer Norton and Stanley Hatch visited Brunswick Friday evening.
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Trover
John J. Keegan
W. H. Small
Albion Raynes
Richmond
Drew
Small
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
Raynes
Mr. Small
Keegan
Mr. Raynes
Dale
Case
Elmer Norton
High Street
Stanley Hatch
Washington Street
Brunswick
Maine Grange Influence in State Legislature Described
The Maine Grange dominates rural policy with 60 000 members across 500 subordinate bodies. Legislators host legislative Grange meetings in halls, showing the order’s strong statewide presence and property holdings often valued at ten to twenty thousand dollars.
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Maine
Augusta
State Grange
Legislative Grange
Grange
Highway Commission Invited to Brunswick Rotary Meeting
The Brunswick Rotary club voted to invite the Highway Commission chairman to Brunswick to discuss state highway policy and the Brunswick to Portland road. They may hold a joint meeting with Bath Rotary and plan for an evening session. Also noted, Bath residents Carey and Hartnett watched Harvard Army game from the Army side and praised it as a thriller.
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Brunswick Rotary Club
Highway Commission
Brunswick
Portland
Bath Rotary Club
Ellis L. Aldrich
Willis E. Roberts
Bath
John P. Carey, Jr
Edward Nolan Hartnett
Harvard
List of Contributors During Donation Week
A compiled roll lists contributors by donor names and entities across categories such as Unbleached cotton Apples Vegetables Cash Sugar Linen Magazines and books Pillow cases Towelling Flour Crackers Rice and Baby Blankets. Notable names include Mrs Rodney E Shaw Mrs William Yule Mr and Mrs Otis Dike School and Rev and Mrs Charles Tubbs.
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Walter E. Chase
Charles D. Perry
J. A. Redlon
F. B. Nichols
John A. Morse
Cotton
Sophie
Bessie Mikels
Frederick E. Drake
Margaret Whalen
Henry M. Biggins
Frederick H. Kimball
Charles Blair
Clarence W. Morse
Annie Cox
Alice N. Magoun
Huston
Charles R. Donnell
Paul M. Olm
C. A. Peaslee
A. A. Stott
Henry F. Butler
Dike School
Frank S. Oliver
John H. Hyde
William Stilphen
Harry W. Lemont
Henry C. Wright
Bessie Potter
George F. Manson Succumbs in Boston Home
George F. Manson a longtime Boston lawyer died suddenly at his home 3 Walnut Street. A Bath native he moved to Boston after Bowdoin College 1881 and studied at Boston University Law School. Admitted to Suffolk bar he worked with Edwin A. Curtis and kept offices at 10 Tremont Street. He never married and belonged to University and City clubs and other societies.
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George F. Manson
Boston
Walnut Street
Bath
Bowdoin College
Boston University Law School
Suffolk
Edwin A. Curtis
Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Puzzle lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical lines. Answers include common crossword terms such as weight, act, shrinka, sixth part, refastens, skilled, loyal friend, herb, pronoun, goes upward, feminine name, walk, small barrel, penetrating taste, Sir In Spanish, cleanse, feminine suffix, coin falls, diminutive Eleanor, mine, noble, protection, distressed, beginning of new geological formation, abbreviations, kingdom, ship records, atmospheric terms, and more structured as a traditional word puzzle.
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Pythias
Kingdom of
E. Asia
U.S. A
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the Times Company
Front Street
B. Nichols, Pres. and
Treas
Harry
Webber
Nature
Arcade
J. C. Perry
C. E. White
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