Tire blowout injures woman as car crashes in Boothbay Harbor
Mrs Wesley Hyde of 7 McKown Street Boothbay Harbor lost two teeth and needed two stitches after a tire blew out on the Essex coach she rode in. Her daughter Miss Frances Hyde, the driver, lost control and crashed into a telegraph pole, injuring Mrs Hyde. incident occurred near Lincoln and Oak around 5 45 in the afternoon. State Officer John Crosby said faster speed would have worsened injuries. pole fragment broke windshield. Miss Hyde was uninjured. Dr Joseph I Smith treated Mrs Hyde before they returned home.
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Boothby Harbor
Frances Hyde
Lincolnea
Oak
John P. Crosby
Joseph I. Smith
Delegates Chosen To P T A Convention In Brunswick
Mrs Carl B Swanton Mrs D Leroy Lord and Mrs Daniel J Perry were named delegates to the state P T A convention at Brunswick Memorial Hall Bowdoin campus on Oct 12 The first Dike PTA meeting of the season was held in Summer Street rooms with a reception planned Sept 27 at 7 30 Parents and teachers were urged to attend The next meeting Oct 3 will discuss how marks help and Mrs Elmer Sidelinger spoke on her Milwaukee and World Fair trip
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D. Leroy Lord
Daniel J. Perry
Brunswick
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin
Dike P. T. A
Summer Street
Dummer Street
Elmer Sidelinger
Milwaukee
Chicago
Raymond A. Smith
Bowdoin Sunday Services to Feature Dr Wood at East Bowdoin
Bowdoin notices list Sunday service at East Bowdoin chapel September 24 with Dr William R Wood as speaker. It will be his last chapel appearance this season with service at 3 PM. Ladies' aid meets Thursday with Mrs Ella Adams. Local residents and visitors noted including Mr and Mrs Albert Loeselle of Chelsea at their cottage, and Mr and Mrs Ernest Carr in Brunswick. Sagadahoc grange plans Topsham Fair exhibit next month. Myron Douglass, summering with Mrs Carr, left for Augusta to work for Central Maine Power Co. Charles Babb and L C Starbird visited Bath. Mrs Ella Adams and Mrs A E Purinton visited Mrs Charles Babb. Madison Moore and J Horace McClure left for Boston on business.
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Mass
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Brunswick
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Hazel
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Lawrence Hackett
Hampton
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Topsham
Foster
George H. Hackett
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C. P. Curtis
Della Rideout
Florence Siegars
Ketchum
Aroostook
Bath
Ida Fowle
Helen Weland
Wellesley
Jean Mayo
Auburn
Old Town
Bar Harbor
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
R. D. Purinton
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Cora 8. Wilkinson
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St. Pierre
Leavitt
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H. D. Cornish
Pleasant Pond
H. E. Cornish
Jackson Pharmacy
Gardiner
A.S. MacDougal
Waterville
McCart
Hamilton House
Miss Burnham
E. P. Giles
Burwood
C. E. Heenie
Mary Dodge
E. L. White
Newtonville
F. K. Jack
Richmond
Dr. Cobb
Edith Wood
J. Hall Denham
Ralph Purington
North Eastern University
Boston
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Bowdoin
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Litchfield Fair
Karl Hatch
Clifford Smalley
Herbert Merrill
New Jersey
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Federal Road Fund
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Augusta
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Portland
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
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Coombs High School
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Bowdoinham NRA talk and town actions noted in Bowdoinham
Congressman Carroll Beedy of Bowdoinham and Washington spoke on NRA work at Merrymeeting Grange, urging loyalty and participation in pledge cards and Codes. The NRA is organized in Bowdoinham with a long local committee and an intensive drive planned.
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Portland
Maine
Washington, D. C
NRA
Merrymeeting Grange Wall
Reedy
United States
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Bowdeinham
Beedy
Bowdoinham
Brown
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Cleveland Curtis
Charles Berry
Williams. Given
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Clifford Gray
Harold Rollins
Alice Maxwell
Georgia Denham
Minerva Dunlap
Bowdesinham
Prone Pressure Restores Life To Overseas Veteran
Clifton E. Bridges, World War veteran, leaped from the Popham Beach wharf into the Kennebec River and was rescued by Coast Guardsmen after about ninety minutes of prone pressure resuscitation. He regained consciousness within twenty minutes and was pronounced recovered by Dr. Joseph I. Smith. Morong, the sole eyewitness, saw Bridges dive into the water and alert locals summoned help as a small skiff could not haul him aboard. Bridges, aged and in poor health, had recently planned to enter Togus Soldiers Home and had worked as a truck driver.
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Fred Safford
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Queen Esther Lodge Elects Its Officers
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a well attended meeting Tuesday night and elected Lois Knight noble grand Roberta Parris vice grand Lena Shepard secretary Lois Mc Kiever treasurer. Trustees named are Leonard Munsey chair Georgie Pierce Margaret Nelson. Installation set for Oct 10 with Mae Gorham Round Pond district deputy president and Lena Elliott Round Pond marshal officiating.
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Lois Knight Noble
Roberta Parris
Lena Shepard
Lois McKiever
Leonard Munsey
Georgie Pierce
Margaret Nelson
Mae Gorham
Round Pond
Lena Elliott
Portrait of Sir William Phips Honored by Gardiner at Phips Point
Governor Gardiner preserves the Phips legacy at Woolwich with a genuine Thomas Child portrait of Sir William Phips. The tale traces Phips birthplace disputes, the historic sale of Phips Point, and the portrait's journey to Boston and Maine State House, noting scholarly debates and archival attestations.
Photographer McMahon Captures World Wide Scenes for Fun
Thomas C. McMahon, chief city assessor, travels from Maine to the Canadian Rockies and to Florida and Bermuda with his camera. He has taken over 1,000 photos and recalls a Portland Maine moment where a spectator doubted his aim until a butterfly chaser was mentioned.
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Pittsburgh Post‘Gazette
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