School nurse reports year of pupil health and referrals
Rosanna McFadden inspected 3 050 pupils across ten schools with 1 466 enrolled and 3 841 in class review. She referred 22 to physicians, 12 to hospital, 29 to an oculist. 107 home visits and 69 class talks. Dental, eye and ear findings noted. operations coordinated by Dr. Kershner for financially eligible cases. An honor roll may resume after Dr. Rowe completes exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna McFadden
Warren E. Kershner
Davenport
Kershner
Times
Walter E. Rowe
Supreme Court Opens in Bath on October 8
Sagadahoc's Supreme Court term opens in Bath October 8 with Associate Justice Charles P. Barnes presiding. A new grand jury will be empanelled, and Bath officials named jurors for grand and traverse service. A boxing exhibition license was granted to E A Stover and sidewalk use approved for Naugler Bros. to build a retaining wall on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Barnes
Sagadahoc Supreme Court
Bath
John E. Fitzgerald
Scott M. Golder
Oliver F. Brown
James Blair
Alonzo Thayer
Elmer J. Rich
Eugene H. Sprague
Alfred R. Pratt
James P. Ledyard
Owen E. Rogers
Just B. Wold
Levi T. Thompson
E. A. Stover
Arcade Arena
Naugler Bros
Brunswick
Center Street
Harry Bowie
SONS OF VETERANS HONOR DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
The T. W. Hyde camp and the Sons of Veterans auxiliary plan a reception Saturday at eight in Central church parish house honoring Department Commander Joseph N Day and Department President Ira A Day. Camp committee includes Clarence Warner Randall D Coombs Roland Crocker Eugene Metcalf. Auxiliary members are Eva Lemont Tillie Blake Edith Miller Elizabeth Haley Arletta Yates Annie Johnson. The program is in preparation with a six piece orchestra dancing readings and many novel features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
S. of U. V
Central Church Parish House
Joseph N. Day
Ira A. Day
Clarence Warner
Randall D. Coombs
Roland Crocker
Eugene Metcalf
Eva Lemont
Tillie Blake
Edith Miller
Elizabeth Haley
Arletta Yates
Annie Johnson
Bath women attend Lincoln County Union meeting in Newcastle
Mrs. Charles R. Farnham Miss Bes sie Mikels both of Bath Mrs Frank A Hodgdon Mrs J Sumner Bailey and Mrs Percy Bailey all of Woolwich rode to Damariscotta Tuesday in the Farnham car to attend a Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs meeting at the former Governor Kavanaugh mansion Newcastle Mrs James B Perkins of Boothbay Harbor formerly of Bath is president of the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Farnham
Bessie Mikels
Bath
Frank A. Hodgdon
J. Sumner Bailey
Percy Bailey
Woolwich
Damariscotta
Farnham
Lincoln County Union of Women’s Clubs
Enrollment figures for public schools detailed by grade
Last week 1,701 students were enrolled in public schools with 1,231 in elementary grades and 470 in high school. The record lists teachers and principals at multiple campuses, including North Grammar, Central Grammar, North Primary, and Center Street, noting grade by grade counts and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Central Grammar
Bessie Hunt
Prin
Sane
Berenice Quimby
Genevieve Duprey
Nancy Greamer
Parlor TV Acines
Ccs. Sagicts
Dorie
Ana Scan Ahachton
Center Street
Ethel Higgins
Cétia
McBrime
Nies
Hope Hersom
South Street
Laura Mitchell
Adelaide Campbell
Joan M . Harrison
Beatrice Nichols
Weeks Street
Louise Robbins
Elizabeth Robbins
Elizabeth Randall
Opportunity
Carolyn Stackpole
Mitchell
Eftie Wright
Piolence Awsuson
Cease
Christine Lockery
de Sala
OOO
Lillian Fisher
Winnegance Rural
Eleanor Ferguson
al Deeks Utes Eels
Sud
Mioshinet Pachy Estes Pio
Parents Neglect Aid Offered to Children
A city sanitarian letter to 263 parents about school age health checks drew only 11 replies. The program targets tonsils adenoids and similar issues to prevent problems after enrollment, but many find the form too technical. Local PTA support aims to boost early treatment and plans talks by health officials at the October 1 meeting. Biddeford also announces the acquisition of Rockingham Wood Heel by High Shoe Manufacturing in Deering New Hampshire, increasing daily output to 75 cases of wooden heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sanitarian
North Center
Edith L. Soule
R. N
State Department of Health
Kingsley
R. C. McFadden
Biddeford
Rockingham Wood
Deering, N. H
High Shoe Manufacturing Company
Robbery At Corner Brook Foundry Puzzle Of $98 Discovery
A workman found $98 hidden in a desk at Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Co. before a Friday night break in. The office safe had been opened and money stolen. Fingerprints on the security box lead City Marshal Whitney and Deputy Sheriff Falin to investigate with Superintendent Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Brook
Marshal Whitney
Fitz Falin
Mr. Falin
Everett Wright
Mr. Wright
Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Co
Wood
Wright
Whitney
Falin
Bath firm showcases at Portland radio show exhibit
Harold P. Small and Ralph F. Small of Small's Radio Shop travel to Portland to attend a week long radio show in the Eastland ball room. Their Silver display is among the largest exhibits near the main entrance. the brothers note strong expert interest in the Silver radios. Dr. and Mrs. Williams Whitney hosted a black duck dinner on North Street with guests including Dr. and Mrs. Ardenne A. Stott and daughter Geraldine and Miss Helen V. Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Ralph F. Small
Small
Portland
Eastland
Bath
Small Brothers
Williams Whitney
North Street
Ardenne A. Stott
Geraldine
Helen V. Downing
City
George William Dall
South Street
Waterville
Irving Staples
Ralph Thurton
Harry Aldrich
Etta Dube
Amelia
E. A. Green
Arthur Goldrope
Barney Frost
Arthur Jennis
William Murray
Fred Weymouth
Elmer Cote
Alton Butler
George Jennis
Fred Butler
Donald Tarbell
Wilmington
Mass
James McCarty
Fitchburg
Bert Kyte
Dexter
Perley Butler
Norridgewock
New Sales Methods Told to Rotarians
Frank S. Hoy president of the Lewiston Chamber of Commerce and Bath Rotary speaker told Bath Rotary on sales changes and customer focus. He cited Harvard Summer School material and stressed foreseeing change to please customers. Rotarian visitors included Vose Smith Reed Norris and Plant among others with attendance contests and upcoming events discussed. Funeral attendance from Waterville and other towns noted along with a City Hall square accident update and hospital report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Hoy
Lewiston Chamber of Commerce
Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club
Lewiston Sun
Bath Rotary Club
Phoenix
Hoy
Walter E. Plummer
Harvard
Gene Desmond
Owen J. Ledyard
Sebasco Estates Golf Club
Brunswick Rotary Club
Carl Kennedy
Oakhurst Dairy
Francis Parry
D. T. Dougherty
E. W Bridgham
W. T. Powell
President Wilson
Chester Plant
Powell Promoted to Supervising Manager of Publix Theatres
William T. Powell, Bath Opera House resident manager for four years, is promoted to supervising manager of the Publix theatres in Bath and Rockland. He joined the opera house under William P. Gray and Maine and New Hampshire Theatres, later retained by Publix. Under his leadership, the Bath venue became a well equipped, community active playhouse with a top service staff trained to Publix standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Powell
Bath Opera House
Publix Theatres
Bath
Rockland
Mr. Powell
Opera House
William P. Gray
Maine and New Hampshire Theatres Corporation
Publix Theatres Corporation
Gray
Powell
New England
Publix
Uptown
Metropolitan
Boston
Paramount
New York
United States
Bath Woman Hit By Swift's Light Delivery Truck
Mrs. Joseph Grace of 9 Street Court was hit by a Ford truck owned by Swift & Co and driven by Stanley F. Tobey of 32 Chestnut Street while crossing Center Street to Monroe store. She was rushed to hospital after the impact, with Dr. E Motley Fuller taking an X ray to assess possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grace
Monroe
City Hall Square
City Hospital
Reis
9 Street Court
Swift& Co
Stanley F. Tobey
Chestnut Street
E. Motley Fuller
Grace
Center Street
Mr. Tobey
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Supreme Court
Sons OF Veterans Honor Department
Arthur-Allen
Optometrist
Mon
Bernice Staples
Almena Jaques
Mary Browne
Oicce
Pauline MacDonald
Edith B. Horne
Elm
Florence Hawley
North Grammar
J. Gertrude Silsby
Frances E. Sprague
Prlcigey
Katherine Trott
North Primary
Martha Hooper
Margaret Mulligan
Beatrices Blacke
Hose Co
Marshall Street
Hose Co. 1
Edwin M. Robbins
Ellery E. Whittemore
James S. Knight
John Gillespie
Ernest L. Stinson
George C. Quicksall
Common Council
Quicksall
Stanley M. Brown
Board of Aldermen
Brown
Thomas C. McCabe
Tim
Harry W. Crosman
Crosman
Illiam Fall
Ward Five
Bill
Mr. Fall
Pat Grindell
Bert
Walter L. Whitney
Walter
Mahree
Oscar Williams
Fire Department
Williams
Sidney B. Knights
James S. Knights
Hose Co 1
Knights
Oscar
Elbridge R. Wright
Charles E. Parks
Richard Frates
Benny
Elmer Rogers
Ward 6
Engine Two
Charles Coombs
Chief Parks
Edward W. Vaughan
Hose Co.1
Edward W. Hunt
Percy Plant
Joseph Everard
Engine 2
Stinson
Bath Firm
Plainville
Conn
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Congregational Church
Esther Trumbull
Dorothy Clark
Calvin Coolidge
Henry G. Burbank
Bai
Bill Powell
Swift
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