Plan to Insure Hospital Bills Across Communities
The article outlines a pay-to-save concept for hospital care where a community funds group hospitalization. It cites low weekly costs from five cents daily to about a quarter, aims to guarantee hospital payments of 20 to 50 dollars weekly, and notes existing efforts in New Bedford Brattleboro Dallas and Goodyear Hospital Association data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Edward E. Rice
Associated Industries of
New Bedford
Brattleboro
Dallas
Tex
South Carolina
Georgia
California
Oregon
Washington
Goodyear Hospital Association
Community charity lists broad support for City hospital
Donors from Apples to Nightingale club contribute clothes, linens, food, and funds to the City hospital. Names include Sewalls of Wiscasset, St. Phillips church, Dike school children, Wesley M. E. Sorority, and Senter's Inc. staff among many neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waek
Moatsweag Farm
Arthur Sewall
Warland
Wiscasset
Nightingale Club
Samuel Levine
P. M. Olm
Alice Gewall
Eleanor Oyr
George Wallace
George F. "Jackson
Kathere
Roy Putney
Senter’s Inc
Pace Cloths
C. M. Sampson
Senter's, Inc
Indian Head
C. A. Peaslee
A. A. Stott
P. M.olm
Wesley M. E
James Lemont
Dike School
William J. Craft
Robert Linekin
Forrest Putnam
John McInnes
Charles Taylor
Edith Ledyard
St. Phillips Church of
Edward Hartnett
Joseph Bellerose
H. A. Owen
Mary Kelley
Linen
Belle Welch
Frank Lemont
J. R. Andrews
Emma Houghton
Anna Cassidy
Wesley M. E. Sorority
Williams. Newell
Walter E. Chase
E. A. Perry
Misses Minott
Mary O'Donnell
St. Phillips Church of Wiscasset
South End
Owen Ledyard
Charlotte Gorrie
Annie Cox
Nellie Thompson
Minnie White
Foote
Preserves
St. Phillips Church
W. E. Chase Co
Owen J. Ledyard
Charlotte Gormie
Nellie ‘Thompson
N. Gratz Jackson
Misses Foote
Richard Quick
Sugar
David L. Wilson
F. B. Nichols
Charles C. Low
Loring D. Small
Dummer Sewall
Howard Blake
Lillian Fletcher
Beatrice
William R. Kimball
Eugene Footer
Harry A. Walters
Henry Biggins
Senter's Inc
John Morse
Charles Blair
Joseph M. Trott
Annie Donnell
Harry W. Crosman
Mary Gibbons
Frederick E. Drake
Florence Robinson
Catherine Mullaney
H. Kimball
Dummer
H. M. Jewett
Jesse Donnell
Harry Lemont
Chimney Fire Called In At 92 Union Street
Engine 4 answered a still alarm about eight o clock Monday to 92 Union Street home of Mrs Katharine M Johnson and her son Percival O Johnson for a chimney fire. The blaze stubbornly reignited with sparks lighting the roof. Chief Parks and drivers Cloutier and Russell with crew used all the chemical on the truck and remained about an hour and a half before extinguishing the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Katherine M. Johnson
Percival O. Johnson
Parks
Cloutier and Russell
Local Social News Highlights from Woolwich and Nearby
Weekend visits and gatherings across Woolwich Small Point Bath Yarmouth and Portland. Notables include Mr and Mrs Menry Carlton with daughter Eleanor and Mrs Duer Breck with daughters in New York City. Birthday for Augusta Campbell aged 84 and funeral for Edward Bolton in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menry Carlton
Eleanor
Woolwich
Nellie
Jessie Kelley
Duer Breck
Small Point
New York City
Ernest Rogers
Ernest, Jr
John
Bowie
Allie Carter
Mina
Millerton
N. B
John Bowie
James Thompson
Albert Thompson
Emily Wyman
Edward Thomas
Yarmouth
Gordon Carter
Portland
Jane Feere
Marry Blaisdell
E. Jackson Synnott
Five Islands
William Blaisdell
J. D. Rogers
Omar Perry
Bath
Campbell
Edward Breare
Revere
Mass
George Whitehouse
Stoneham
Harry Gilmore
James Perry
Edward Bolton
Hay & Peabody
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dyer Receives Full Military Honors at Oak Grove Service
Alderman Burt M. Dyer was honored with full military rites at his committal in Oak Grove. The Frigate Constitution post of Bath and local groups escorted the casket as department officers led the service. Attending were Philip S. Hagan of Frothingham post and various VFW and auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt M. Dyer
Oak Grove
Maine Department
Dyer
Frigate Constitution Post
Bath
Frigate Constitution
T. W. Hydecamp
S. of A. V
Sasanoa Tribe
Ramona Council
D. of P
Archer la Branche
Biddeford
Jesse Bishop
Auburn
J. H. Boivin
Portland
Leroy Smith
Norman Thomas. Philips. Hagan
Frothingham
Y M C A Notes on Practices and Navy Drive
Y M C A notes report grammar school and junior practice sessions this week under Coaches McElman Whitehouse and teams preparing for the Boys Conference and upcoming uniforms. A member, Bill Gove, leaves for Los Angeles to work for McCall Publishing Co. The Central Reds begin practice under Coach Sarkis. The Hi Y and Beacon teams prepare for new memberships as Garland Mfg Co shows improved business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Los Angeles
Calif
William Gove
Bill
McCall Publishing Co
State E Boys Conference to be Held in Waterville
The 25th annual State Boys Conference organized by the State Y M C A will run November 18 to 20 in Waterville. About 1,000 attendees in past years will be far fewer this time as housing for three days is limited. Bath’s quota may be as low as 20 and registrations close November 7 or when the Bath limit is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Waterville
Bath
Augusta
Harold J. Carter
Elwood D. Crosby
Robert C. Feere
Alfred E. Fullerton
Frederick A. Gowell
Frank E. Harvie
Walter L. Mank
I. Norman Norton
Philip H. Oliver
Willard F. Oliver
William F. Parks
Curtis Pearson
Harry E. Ring
Arthur W. Seekins
Wallace Sheldon
Hiram C. Stevans
Martha Burlingame Killed in Accident In Sharon Mass
A Boston to New York express crash killed 14 year old Martha Burlingame of Bath along with Henry Stone and Burton Peck as they rode home from school in Sharon. The accident, blamed on gale winds and heavy rain, occurred at Depot Street crossing where gate tender James Hughes failed to lower the gates in time. Martha’s funeral was held Saturday at the family home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Burlingame and a Bath High School freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville B. Hodgdon
High Street
Sharon
Mass
Hodgdon
Martha. Burlingame
Mark Burlingame
Miss Burlingame
Henry Stone
Henry C. Stone
Burton Peck
Dexter Peck
Puritan
New York Express
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Norwood Street
Bath
Nellie Hodgdon
Burlingame
Sagadahoc
James Hughes
Depot Street
Young Peck
Young Stone
Old Bath High School
Mark Jr
Brooks and
Richard Burlingame
Steal Smoked Shoulder Report At McCabe's Grocery
McCabe's grocery at 178 Washington Street was broken into over the weekend. An added theft included a small sum of money and a smoked shoulder item as reported in local police notes.
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McCabe
Washington Street
Community smokers and spring lake notes in local scene
The report describes a house confinement with a broken ankle at Mrs. Morse residence during an open house social, a smoker night at the community house, visits between Mrs. Parks and Miss Lemont, the Squaw club meeting hosted by Mrs. Coggeshall, and unusually high tides filling Winneganee lake near normal height. It notes Winneganee basketball team beginning YMCA Church league practice with hopes for a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse
Fred L. Parks
Jane Lemont
Corliss Street
Bath
Squaw Club
Elmer Coggeshall
Winneganee Lake
Winneganee
Y. M. C. A. Church League
Lincoln Lodge Officers Installed For 30th Year In Office
Lincoln Lodge No. 10 L O O F held its regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall as Henry G. Shaw marked his 30th consecutive year as treasurer and George L. Sawyer his 25th year as recording secretary. District Deputy W E Hall installed them with Ernest Purington as marshal. both honorees from Brunswick. A supper followed with clam chowder and doughnuts, chaired by Harry Thurlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Henry G. Shaw
George L. Sawyer
W.E. Hall
Ernest Purington
Brunswick
Harry M. Thurlow
Joseph P. Hagan
Ralph P. Mank
Maurice J. Knight
Clarence Rogers
Nathaniel Stover
Walter I Norton
Herbert J. Leeman
Harold F. Carter
Leonard M. Lord
David M. Heaks
John H. Williams
William F. Hurd
Inside Guardian
Guardian
Harry Thurlow
Noble Grand
Walter Norton
Garden on the Big Screen A Madison Square Tale
A film at the Opera House captures life at The Garden with an all star cast led by Jack Oakie and Thomas Meighan. Marion Nixon, William Collier Sr., ZaSu Pitts and Lew Cody headline amid boxers and graft figures with sport celebrities including Jack Johnson and Grantland Rice appearing in a panoramic drama of glamour and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Opera House
Mater
Park Avenue
Second
Jack Oakie
Thomas Meighan
Carley
Marion Nixon
William Collier, Sr
Warren Hyam
Oakie
ZaSu Pitts
Lew Cody
William Boyd
Robert Elliot
Jack Johnson
Tom Sharkey
Tommy Ryan
Mike Donlin
Billy Papke
Stanislaus Zybysko
Tod Sloane
Teddy Hayes
Damon Runyon
Jack Lait
Grantland Rice
Ed W. Smith
Arthur Tracy
Street Singer
President urges home school cooperation at P T A conference
Ch Joep J Bath outlines steps for parents to support children from home to classroom. She emphasizes understanding teachers, mental hygiene, and preparing children for school, urging parents to stay informed about new ideas and budget matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch. Joep J. Bath
Resident Opposes Roosevelt in Maryland Phippsburg Speech
Herbert P. Brown a Maryland resident and Summer Phippsburg property holder opposes Roosevelt and Garner. He argues Hoover Curtis would better guide the nation and criticizes Roosevelt as ill suited by temperament and a Chicago born nomination tied to Hearst. He urges Americans to vote November 8 with a steady hand and loyal crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert P. Brown
Maryland
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
Bath
Roosevelt
Garner
Hoover-Curtis
Brown
Hoover
John Garber
Franklin Roosevelt
Chicago
William Randolph Hearst
Club Dance Tickets Held by Colonial Committee
Tickets for the members only Colonial club dance on Halloween night are now in the hands of committee members Frank W. Churchill Carl C. Anderson Oscar Adams and Harold J Footer. Interest runs high and the event is expected to be a leading social affair of the fall at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Churchill
Carl C. Anderson
Oscar Adams
Harold J. Footer
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St. Mary’s Grammar School
McElman
Stanley Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Central Reds
Sarkis
Allie Jewett
Beaconites
Russell Colby
Russ
Hi-Y
Garland Mfg. Co
Sapp
Martha Burlingame
Elay Ae
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
Boston
Steal
Madison Square Garden
Bath Opera House
Fred Wilson
Ray McIntire
Ralph Merry
Leslie G. McCary
152Nd Field Artillery
Bangor
Thomas W. Kelley, Jr
P-T.a. Conference
Soares Ie
T. A
National Organization
Bestar
Hotel Brunswick
HOTEL
LENOX
Fies Anneis Veh
Ick —Hidq
Royal Blue Line Motor Coach Tours
H. P. Brown
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