Second Annual Pastime Horse Show Planned At West Bath
Long entry list with 123 entries across 16 classes plus a Consolation class. Judges are Mrs P H Burrowes Dr W E Fairbanks and Col George O Hubbard. Attendance free with 26 cent luncheon tags for Bridle Path Fund. trophies and rosettes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
West Bath
New Meadows Inn
James A. Gillies, Jr
P. H. Burrowes
Newmarket
N. H
Bath Rilling Club
W. P. Hosmer
Brunswick
John Gaudette
Dickie
Br. G
Frank O. Stephens, Jr
Wings
Calico G
Billy Bartlett
Jack Frost
Spotted G
Elinor Bisbee
Chief
B. G
Judith Snow
Teddy
Edward Sewall, Jr
Spot
Gray G
Elaine Libby
Brown Betty
Helen Johnson
Sue
Ch. M
Jane Krieger
Colonel
Jane Gordon
Marcia Engel
Nate
Bernice Levison
Pena
B. M
Natalie Maas
Alice
Mildred Klein
Betty
Jack Baxter
J. Rogers
William S. Worsnop
Kit
Ssrrel G
Frances Keefe
Jane Woodman
Jeanette Chase
Princeline
Winneganee News Highlights Birthday Parties and Community Events
Miss Louise Tibbetts celebrated her 16th birthday at her home on 6 High Street with games and gifts. Attendees included Anna Perkins and several Atwood, Merry, Oliver, Drake, and Tibbetts family members. The report also notes fall term at Winneganee school, hospital and social updates, a Cape Elizabeth beach picnic planned by Oliver family, and ongoing community club activities and local fishing season chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise N. Tibbetts
High Street
Miss Tibbetts
Anna Perkins
Evelyn Atwood
Hazel Atwood
Virginia Merry
Carolyn Oliver
Adelaide Morse
Charles Stuart
Philip Oliver
Fred Hamlin
Paul Merry
Alfred Neal
Burleigh Williams
Ralph Tibbetts
Marold Drake
Elwood Drake
Bertha Coombs
Bernice Drake
Leroy Dennis
Robert
Middletown
R. I
Elmer Coggeshall
Winneganee
I. A. Trueworthy
Seymour Hayden
Dr. Smith
Fred L. Parks
Camden
Harry F. Oliver
Carolyn A. Oliver
Oliver
Popham
John T. Oliver
South Portland
L. Paul Jones
Patricia
Augusta
Annie M. Jones
Harold Waterman
Harold Crocker
Maxine
Billy and
Howard
Northeast Harbor
Bernice Wilder Oliver
Portland
George Lougee
Eugene Spinney
Cape Elizabeth
Marcellus Adams
Squaw Club
Charles Perkins
Squirrel Island
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Don F. Cook
Keene, N. H
John G. Morse, Jr
Whitney Hicks
Roxbury
Mass
Augustus Small
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Capitol Island
Summer Visitors Return from Wynburg and Sebasco
A Boston area and Maine coastal roster list residents and guests returning home after summer sojourns at Wynburg and Sebasco Lodge. Names include Dr John C Berry Mrs Gordon Berry Horace Holton John Ewing Anna Moody Moody family Emma Perry and many more with travels through Chicago and visits to Burnt Coat Island Popham Beach and Small Point Ogontz camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Berry
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Mass
Wynburg
Horace Holton
John
Brockton
Robert Ewing
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Anna Moody
Robert
Charles
Margaret Moody
Helena
Montana
Emma Perry
Rosebay
Maine
Chicago
Henry Jackson
Hamilton
G. D. Rogers
William S. Wright
Prudence
Buffalo
Burnt Coat Island
Lester Lavery
Geraldine
Coscob
Don Cook
Keene, N. H
Albert Howe
Abington
Jennie Blaisdell
Addie
Mabel Mereen
Samuel Mareen
Lewiston
Gilbert
Edith Atwood
Squirrel Island
A. Clark
Helen
Phyllis Gaynor
Revere
Harry Gilmore
John Evans
New York City
James L. Morse
J. Harry Blaisdell
Jennie Evans
Cora Campbell
Percy Lowe
Charles E. Preble
Bath
Campbell Farm
George Hadley
Sebasco Lodge
Washington, D. C
Allan Spear
Clara Spear
Popham Beach
F. A. Small
Donald Small
Popham
Hazel Feero
Orono
University of Maine
Edwin Farr
Alton
Raymond
Meda
Edith Farr
Harry Farrington
Portland
Belle Norwood
Baltimore
Sebasco
James Perry
Eric Carlson
Capt
H. B. Bass
Jack Catania
William E. McIntire
New Curate Speaks at Rotary Luncheon
Father Ludger Melancon new curate at St Marys told Bath Maine Rotary Club about European travels during six years of study. He described Havre Florence Jerusalem and Louvain and noted American help restoring the library. Sheriff Henderson learned Edward Lipman alias F C Colman is held in Boston for forgery. about $500 defrauded a Bath man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ludger Melancon
St. Mary's
Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Europe
France
Father Melancon
Havre
Florence
Holland
Belgium
Jerusalem
Louvain
Harry T. Passmore
Edward Sewall
Marius Page
Owen
Pudpooduck Club
Cape Elizabeth Sept.ar
Maine
Newell
The
Bath ‘Iron Works
E. D. Hardin
Chevrolet Proudly Supports Roosevelt Recovery Drive
Chevrolet announces it began aligning with the President's recovery program. It highlights a three year share-the-work plan keeping about 33,000 workers employed, a blanket wage increase, a 71 hour five day week, and 12,000 new hires while noting no burden on public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Bath Employment Office Busy Registering Unemployed
Bath registration office at City hall opened Tuesday in the assessor's ante room and drew more than 200 men morning through afternoon. Officials including Arthur Colby D Joseph Doyle Edward N Hartnett and R Clinton McFadden managed registrations as visitors filled cards with age vocation dependents last work and unemployment duration. The office runs 9 am to 5 pm and will match registrants with work as available based on individual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Assessors’ Office
City Hall
Arthur Colby
D. Joseph Doyle
Edward N. Hartnett
R. Clinton McFadden
Bath Board of Trade
Court Suspends Session in Honor of Deceased Judge
Municipal court paused for one hour Tuesday morning in tribute to Judge William S. Kenyon who died Saturday. Judge John J. Keegan handled four intoxication cases with varied sentences including probation, jail, and fines. Edmund Guynn’s non support case was continued for a week and he was released on personal recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegan
John J. Keegan
William S. Kenyon
Edmund Guynn
Judge Kenyon Dies at Sebasco in Quiet Farewell
Longtime jurist William Squire Kenyon, born Elyria Ohio in 1868, who served on the federal bench and in the U S Senate, died at Sebasco. His career included leading the farm bloc in 1921 and a key role in Teapot Dome litigation, with influences in prohibition enforcement and railroad cases. He was known for court work and a passion for horseshoes and a Fort Dodge golf scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Kenyon
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Senate
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Hocking Valley
Packers
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Teapot Dome
District Court
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mammoth Oil Company
Department of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
William Squire Kenyon
Elyria
Ohio
Fergus L
Hattie Squire Kenyon
Grinnel College
Iowa
Law School
State University of
Fort Dodge
Webster
Thursday Smoker at Bath Country Club Featured Event
Bath Country Club hosts a male members smoker at the clubhouse with optional golf in the afternoon. A 7 30 supper precedes Bowdoin College coach Jack Magee presenting Los Angeles Olympic motion pictures. John Grindell and his musicians provide music. charge covers the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Jack Magee
Bowdoin College
Los Angeles
John Grindell
Wanted Man Lipman Traced to Manchester New Hampshire
Sheriff tracing Edward Lipman alias F C Colman for forgery and issuing checks without funds learned he had reached Manchester New Hampshire on Friday Lipman sent his sweetheart in Bath for funds and Manchester police were pressed to locate him for return to Bath to face two charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lipman
F. C. Colman
Albert Henderson
Manchester
N. H
Lipman
Colman
Bath
Harvard Captain Isadore Zarakov in Bank Suit Over Note
Isadore Zarakov, former Harvard baseball captain, faces a $28,000 note suit by First National Bank of Boston to recover funds for a summer boys camp in Harrison. The action, filed in Portland Superior Court, seeks $50,000 in damages. Five years earlier the loan was made at Zarakov’s camp where Al Lassman, NYU star and All American, died saving two drowning campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Zarakov
Harvard
First National Bank of Boston
Harrison
Portland
Zarakov
al Lassman
New York University
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Rex
Norman G. Smith
J. C. Maher
Night Life
Helen C. Culin
Thistle
Ch. G
Fred J. Gross
Victor
Frank O. Stephens
Bartlett's
Billy Hall
Sorrel G
William G. Worsnop
Waynflete Riding School
Eileen Maher
Billet Doux
Conquest
Waynflete
Harriet Thomas
Charcoal
Allentha
Burns Riding School
S. W. Burns
Carolyn Toothaker
Doux
Frank Stephens
Lindy Brown
Alfred M. Senter
Bartlett’s
Bill Conklin
Ann Clifford
Waynfiete
Princeline, Bl. G
Lady
Carolyn
Toothaker
N. B. Smith
Bartlett’s Riding School
Sparling Suse
Black
Bl. M
Robert Lowell
Smoky Ben
Tandalao
Sparkling Suse
Black April
William
Tandalap
Fred J. Gress
Red Fern
Dollie
Br. M
Bath Box Company
George Worrey
Ned
Prince
Bl. G
Alvin T. Berry
R. G
M. W. Sewall Co
George Rose
Madlyn Dunton
Robert Morse
Paris
William Conklin
Primo
Tony
Chiquita
Constance Lebair
Jeannette Chase
Philip Boutin
Molly
Gray M
Emily Randall
Cleo
Burns
BI. G
Mary Sewall
Waynfleete
A. G. Page Co
Senter’s Inc
N. & W. C. Covel
Mikelsky’s
Music Store
Bath Box Co
Phippsburg
New Curate
Rotary
Boston
Sheriff’s Department
Bathman
Pound
Roosevelt
Chevrolet Motor Company
America
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
McNary
Oregon
Capper
Kansas
Congress
Washington
Hoyt
Texas
Charles A. Rawson
Damon and Pythias
Rawson
Town
Trace
New Hampshire
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