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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

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Regional Red Cross meeting held at Bath church

More than 175 attended the regional Red Cross conference at Winter Street Congregational Church in Bath under the Bath chapter. Speakers stressed sane living, accident prevention, and first aid stations, with Dr. Joseph I. Smith and Adjt. Gen. James W. Hanson among the presenters. The program included home safety inspections, health education, and plans for emergency first aid across schools and roads.

Red Cross Winter Street Bath American Red Cross J. Edward Drake George P. Davenport Henry W. Webb Wiscasset Hanson Maine Joseph I. Smith Dr. Smith Smith Department of Health Gladstone Judge Payne Admiral Grayson Navy Davidson Harry Kenning Kenning New England Tel. and Tel., Co William DeKleine

James M Geiger recalls scenes aboard Dixie in hurricane

James M Geiger, a last passenger to leave the Dixie after the hurricane imprisoned the liner on French reef, described the drama aboard the ship near the Florida Keys. He, son of Dr. John C. Geiger, arrived in Bath to visit his mother and pursue Harvard medical studies, and recounted 372 aboard facing 130 mph winds, a coral reef grounding, and gradual rescue as Coast Guard and nearby ships aided them.

New York University of California At Berkeley Harvard University The Independent Geiger Dixie Keys New Orleans Mr. Geiger French Reef Morgan Gei‘ger Florida City New York City Tine

Remarkable Liquor Seizure Record Tails Sheriff Henders on Case

A long list of liquor seizures tied to Sheriff Albert Henders on alleged protection for illegal liquor interests in Sagadahoc county is reported. From 1932 through recent events, deputies and allies seized hundreds of cases and thousands of dollars in liquor, with several suspects jailed or placed on bonds. The article notes a mix of arrests, gunfire, and undercover operations, with Federal officials later taking over some cases and outcomes described as probation or unresolved dispositions.

Albert Henderson Sagadahoc Henderson John P Bath-B Foster's West Point Oliver Small Marrtown Crosby Dale Leo White Auburn Paul Marshall Lewiston Ernest Spinney Bay Point Edwin C. Taft Earl W. Payson Georgetown White Marshall Taft Payson Spinney Blind Crossing Bath Sebasco Weaver Massachusetts’ Syndicate Sebasco Harbor Huff Place Huff Humphrey Plymouth Massachusetts Maine Glafiro K. O Castillo Carnival Phippsburg Winnegance New Plymouth Bay State Harvey A. Henderson David S. Henderson Annie A. Henderson Charles T. Henderson Edward W. Bridgham John J. Keegan Oliver and John P. Crosby Federal Grand Jury

Bath Iron Works launches second safety contest

Bath Iron Works Corp. begins a five month safety contest under the Safety Committee led by Harold L. Adams. Two teams Reds and Blues will score on injuries with penalties. About 1400 workers and guests expected for a two hour stage show, luncheon, and dance ending Feb 15, 1936.

Bath Iron Works Corp Harold L. Adams John Westfall Blues Francis Holmes Reds

Maine hunting season near opens with wide county draw

The Maine hunting calendar outlines deer openings in Aroostook Penobscot Somerset Piscataquis Franklin Oxford Nov 1 in Androscoggin Sagadahoc Waldo York Nov 11 Hancock Washington Nov 1 to Dec 15 with one sex limit. Bear season Oct 1 to Nov 29. Moose open Nov 28 29 30 in Knox Lincoln Waldo for bulls older than a year and with two 3 inch horn prongs. Partridge Oct 1 to Nov 15. woodcock Oct 1 to Oct 31. Ducks geese Oct 21 to Nov 19 under federal rules 7 am to 4 pm. federal stamps required.

Aroostook Penobscot Somerset Piscataquis Franklin Oxford Androscoggin Sagadahoc Waldo York Hancock Washington Knox Lincoln

North Center P T A names standing committees

The North Center P T A discussed delegates to the Bangor state convention on October 4 5 at a Grace church meeting. Officers present were Mrs. Frank F Colburn secretary and Mrs. Theodore Watson treasurer. Committees include Finance Publicity Legislation Recreation Milk Work and more with Mrs. Blair C Wilson and Mrs. Clinton D Wilson leading study groups.

North Center Grace Church Oak Street Leroy F. Colby Frederick W. Humphreys Harold S. Avery Bangor Frank F. Colburn Theodore Watson William W. Dennison Joseph O. Purdue Roy W. Putney Joseph I. Smith Dwight Pierce Daniel Williams Dayton Hill Francis Hill Ruth H. Farnham Bird A. Shellenbarger Ralph Bragg Arthur W. King David S. Cogan John C. Fitzgerald Wilmer I. Voorhees P. T. A. Magazine Marius H. Page Clinton D. Wilson Leslie J. Wold Richard Hersom Morris H. Cohen

Sheriff Henderson Denies Concording to Charge in Rum Case

Sheriff Albert Henderson, powerful Sagadahoc official, pleaded not guilty to Federal conspiracy charges tied to smuggling non tax paid liquor into Sagadahoc county. Authorities say he protected shipments via Massachusetts interests while deputies conducted raids leading to multiple seizures and arrests.

Albert Henderson Independent Massachusetts Sagadahoc Bowdeinham Ralph O. Brewster J. Horace McClure Court House Henry P. Weaver Maine United States Fred H. Whitehouse U. S Richard K. Gould Portland Henderson Sebasco Charles Huff Abram Oliver Loring D. Small William Flynn Lisbon Falls Winneganee George Humphrey Huff Huff Place

Blankets and Business at South End Session

The South End P T A met for an all day session on Tuesday at Washington street with 22 attendees in the afternoon. They served dinner for 20 and sewed blankets, then held a brief business meeting chaired by Mrs. Chester A. Roberts. The group voted to cover the president's October expenses and delegates' registration fees and to ask William H. Small Jr. to serve as janitor for the association building. Mrs. Pearl E. Dunbar and Mrs. Hiram Bailey will entertain the association.

South End Washington Street Chester A. Roberts William H. Small, Jr Pearl E. Dunbar Hiram Bailey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bath Chapter James M. Geiger Iron Works Employes John D. Clifford, Jr Clifford Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit Sagadahoc Superior Court Ralph O. Dale Flynn Boston William Fogwill Reed St. Pierre
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