Install Officers of Myrtle Lodge Friday Evening
Myrtle Lodge No 8 installed officers Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Absent was Mrs Ethel Osgood who is recovering from injuries after being struck on Front Street Oct 8. Installers were Mrs Ethel Abbott and Mrs Linda Jones with gifts presented by Mrs Marion King and Mrs Frances Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Osgood
Popham Beach
Front Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Lodge
No. 8
Ethel Abbott
Linda Jones
Auburn Lodge
No. 1
Auburn
Marion King
Frances Clark
Incom
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Edith Nash
Sadie Savage
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Mary Gillespie
Nellie Hunt
Amelia Mitchell
Jennie G. Oliver
Annie Oliver
Lucelia Blake
Pearl Campbell
Eva Atwood
Mary 8. Curtis
Lizzie Haggett
Osgood
Margaret Nelson
Effie Parrish
Hotel Sedgwick
Abbott
Jones
Lottie Garland
Ida Beals
Lizzie B. Co. Chaney
Maud Clark
Florence Emmons
West Bath
Gertrude Stewart
A Abbott
Sedgwick
Ella Alphard
Carrie Hilton
Annabelle Wallace
Sadie Tufts
Nash
Fannie
Washington Street
Villanova Trawler Launched At Bath Iron Works
The 136 foot M. Villanova trawler, valued at $200,000, was launched at Bath Iron Works for F. J. O'Hara Trawling Co. of Boston with the O'Hara family and guests in attendance. A large special train brought Boston dignitaries and officials while the ship slid into the Kennebec amid a brass band and birthday celebrations for Francis J. O'Hara Jr. The event included a letter from Governor Barrows and extends Maine shipbuilding pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kennebec
American Legion Band of
Brunswick
Frank” O'Hara
Bob
Mary Jane
Bath
North Station
Boston
Boston School Committee
John F. Cotter
E. C. Ingalls
John Spellman
Joseph McCarduff
Donald Kirby
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
Sumner Sewall
William. Newell
the Iron Works
Villanova Trawler Launch Highlights Bath Iron Works Ties
Francis J. O'Hara of Boston praises Bath Iron Works and President William Newell at a 200-plus reception for the Villanova launch. Maine Governor Brann and Massachusetts leaders hail the O'Hara family, noting seven trawlers built for the F. J. O'Hara Trawling Co. and Maine industry gains.
Mrs Wheeler to Be Tried Again Says County Attorney
County Attorney Ralph O Dale announced that the case against Mrs Pearl Wheeler for assault and battery would be tried again at the January term after the Sagadahoc Superior court jury reported a verdict of not guilty or guilty could not be reached following an eight hour deliberation on Oct 1 Betty Seavey case. The judge instructed the jury clarifying reasonable doubt and the appearance bond was set at 500 dollars. The crowd watched as the foreman reported the inability to reach a verdict and the jurors were excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Sagadahoc
Pearl Wheeler
Court House
Ralph K. Hall
Betty
Edward P.o’murray
Hall
Sedgwick
Wheeler
Murray
Clerk
Union of Clubs Holds Fine Attended Meeting
More than 60 members gathered at the Winneganee Community club house for a Maine Progressive Union of Clubs meeting hosted by the Auxiliary to the Winneganee Community club. Eloise M. Jordan presided, reports and nominating committee plans were set, and programs on arts crafts education and home life were discussed with local club leaders and guests from Lisbon, Freeport, Wiscasset and Bath. A lobster salad lunch followed, with Halloween decorations and orange calendula bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Winneganee Community Club
Eloise M. Jordan
Lisbon Progressive Club
Orman Coggeshall
Frank H. Bryam
Lisbon Falls
Henry W. Webb
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
University of Maine
Washington
Blue Hill
Norway
Webb
Gilbert T. McFarland
South Bristol
Mr. McFarland
Bird Man
Maine
William Colby
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation News
Federation
Club Woman
General Federation Magazine
Educational Loan Fund
Randilla Willard
Hodgdon
Edward J. Hayes
Freeport
Leslie J. Wold
Bath
Coggeshall
Jordan
Byram
Lincoln County
Progressive Club
Lisbon
Cora Gowell
Arthur Judkins
Forrest E. Jordan
Leroy F. Colby
Cosmopolitan Club
Robert Hunter
James Cushing
First Officers of Maine Pioneer P T A Honored at Banquet
The Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers honored the first P T A in Maine at an 18th annual convention banquet in Bath. 161 attendees included 17 state officers with Mrs J Albert Redlon delivering the history of the South End P T A and past state president pins presented to Mrs Seth S Mullin and Mrs Haven Sawyer. Leaders and guests from Bath, Bangor, LeWiston, and beyond heard remarks from Dr Bertram E Packard and Mrs Noel C Little as they outlined state education goals and conservative Maine progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Maine
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Bath
J. Albert Redlon
South End
Seth S. Mullin
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
League of Central Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bertram E. Packard
Augusta
Barrows
Packard
Department of Education
Fred M. Raymond
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
George Hoague
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts P. T. A
John Parker
Bath Schools
Alden G. Smith
Bath School Board
North Center P. T. A
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Redlon
Harry W Crosman
Leland R. Mitchell
James E. Lockery
Alfred E. Carpenter
Richard Quick
Lockery
William Rich
William H. Small
N. Gratz Jackson
Wilfred W. Chaney
Carroll A. Deering
Arthur GC. Lemont
John H. Hunt
Chester A Roberts
Roberts
Little
Raymond
New
Georgia T. Mitchell
Kittery
Safety
S. Edwin Sanders
Kittery Point
Alice F. Kerr
Rumford
L. Harry Soucy
Lewiston
George F. Valenta
South China
Library Service
Edof Bangor
Clinton Ilson
State Bulletin
Purdue
Austin W. Jones
Veazie
Richard J. Libby
Tubbs
Hoague
Parker
Lou Baker
Smith
Ralph B. Knott
Libby
Stella Dolloff
Dike P.T. A
Burt Goodwin
Ridlonville
National P. T. A
Ellis E. Walker
Henry Campbell
Herbert Duplissa
Milford
Joseph I. Smith
North Center
Mullin
Leroy F. Colwy
Father-Mothersingers
State Department of Education
Elmer F. Campbell
South
Lewis O. Barrows
P.T.A
Lemont Street
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Washington Street
Corliss Street
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City
Bay State
Frank” Jr
Boston Yacht Club
Sewall
Mr. O'Hara
F. J. O'Hara
New Meadows
Bath-Brunswick
Chandler Farm
Court Street
Villanova College
O'Hara
Newell
Villanova Lands
Bath Iron Works
Francis J. O’hara
F. J. O'Hara Trawling Co
Arcade Hall
Great
Mr. O’hara
Brann
New England
Pooler
Portland
Francis, Jr
James C. Oliver
City Hall Auditorium
Townsend Club
Ton
Arthur Sewall
Northampton
Dale
Kenneth A. Rollins
Union OF Clubs
P.T. A
Y.M.C
Noel. Little
State
P. T. A. President