Soccer Sunday at Kelley Field headline clash in Bath
The Lewiston eleven of the Maine State league faces the HMS Scarborough team in Bath this Sunday. Final arrangements will be made on arrival and ship officials work with John Ramsay to set the match under Bath committee sponsorship for shore leave and public attendance.
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Kelley Field
H. M.S. Scarborough
Bath
Lewiston
Scarborough
John Ramsay
Spindle City
Bath Committee
Welcome Plans for British Ship in Bath and Vicinity
Visian reception committee led by President Ralph W. Bragg of the Board of Aldermen will greet the visiting Scarborough at City Hall after a courtesy call on the Mayor. Commander Vroom will host officers at his Phippsburg home Thursday for dinner. The visit includes teas, a clam bake at Small Point, and Bath hosts hope for a day of entertainment for the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bragg
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Vroom
Scarborough
Phippsburg
Wiscasset
Bath
End of contest comes Friday draws near
Merchants are urged to stop selling or accepting tickets after six p m Friday and to send sold and deposited tickets to the committee once polls close. Representatives will collect them and no tickets will be accepted after seven p m. Tickets remaining will be safeguarded until the drawing hour.
Legion to Continue School Boy Patrol
The Roland Smith post American Legion held a semi monthly meeting at the post hall Tuesday evening with Col. Henry W. Owen Jr. presiding. The post voted to continue sponsorship of the Schoolboy Patrol and re elected Donald G. Sterling to supervise it. Sterling will activate the patrol. Rev Ernest Heywood offered an illustrated lecture for the post, to be decided at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
American Legion
Post Hall
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Thomas R. Huston
Eugene M. Desmond
Everal
Donald G. Sterling
Opening College Football Games for Maine Teams
Three of four Maine colleges begin 1935 grid schedules this weekend. Maine and Bates host Rhode Island State, Colby heads to Amherst, and Bowdoin rests with first game Oct 5 vs Massachusetts State at Amherst. Orono seeks revenge on R I State after last year’s 6 0 defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bowdoin
Bates
Orono
Rhode Island State
R. I. State
Holy Cross
Maine College
Arnold
Lewiston
Colby
Amherst
Mass
Lord Jeffs
Mass. State
Morse High Names Commercial Club Officers
Morse High announces Commercial club officers elected Tuesday: Barbara Nickerson president Muriel Quinn vice president Aret Kasos secretary Edna Durant treasurer with M Agnes Fahey as faculty adviser The Dramatic club holds its first meeting Wednesday and Marion Genthner engagement to Louis Allain is announced with marriage planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Barbara Nickerson
Muriel Quinn
Aret Kakos
Edna Durant
M. Agnes Fahey
Morse
Dramatic Club
Resignation of Cosmopolitan Garden Club President
Mrs Roscoe P McFadden resigns as president of the Cosmopolitan Garden Club Bath Maine after organizing the group in 1934. Miss Louise Bucknam named roadside improvement chair. 38 clubs in state federation noted by Miss Margaret Foote. Mrs Edward Barnes spoke on Japan gardens and culture at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. M.fadden
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Division of
Department of Education
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Fred
Wood
Portland
M. F
G. C
National Council of State Garden Clubs
McFadden
Louise Bucknam
Louis M. Silverman
Cosmopolitan Garden Club of Bath
State Highway Commission
State Highway Police
Edward C. Barnes
Damariscotta
Old Bristol Garden Club
Japan
Barnes
Kioto
Times Force Enjoy Pleasant Outing At Riverview and Lakeview
Times Co employes enjoyed a Monday night outing starting with supper at Riverview restaurant Damariscotta at 6 30 then to Nobleboro for an evening at Lakeview cottage Guests included Mrs F B Nichols Mr Nichols Mrs Edney Mr and Mrs Trueworthy Ruth Clark Frank Harvie Percy Johnson Silas Plant Arthur K Purington Ralph Pratt George Sonia and Elford A Stover First prize in beano went to Mrs F B Nichols with Frederick Edney taking the consolation Return trip after midnight was described as crisp autumn air under starry skies with northern lights blazing in the strong lights display.
Central Maine ready to install new electric meters
Central Maine Power Co begins first electric installations as gas service is phased out. Crews split the city into seven districts and aim to complete 15 to 20 installations daily on streets including Batley Tallman Dike Bedford and North Street. Changeover expected ahead of schedule for both residential and commercial customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Batley
Tallman
Dike
Bedford
North Street
Broad Street
Discrepancies Seen In 1440 Gallons Seizure Case
A county libel review of the February 8 and 9 alcohol seizures linked to Sheriff Albert Henderson shows conflicts between libel figures and federal accounts. Claims cite 1440 gallons seized, while indictments reference 1800 gallons, with tests of court-house records and statements by authorities suggesting inconsistent tallies and dates. The dispute centers on the volume seized and the timeline of meetings between Henderson, Clark, and O’Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Henderson
Clark
O’hara
Brunswick
Abram C. Oliver
Huff Barn
Sebasco
Loring D. Small
Henry P. Weaver
Alccohol Tax Unit
Court House
Weaver
End of Daylight Saving Saturday Tips and Travel News
Daylight saving ends Sunday at two AM. Advice suggests setting clocks back one hour Saturday night or stopping time for one hour though clockmakers advise against moving hands back on striking timepieces. Residents Higgins and Munsey return from Port Clyde and Monhegan Island visiting Mrs Allai Davis and Mor Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Add's Higgins
Harvard Street
Lydia Munsey
Union Court
Port Clyde
Monhegan Island
Higgins
Allai Davis
Mor. Higgins
Monheran
Bowdoinham Social Roundup and Local Events
Bowdoinham notes weekend visitors from Read ing Mass and Andover and Gardiner, a hare and hound chase, and high school plans to visit Sewall's camp on the Kennebec. Miss Lorraine Temple of East Orange wed Edwin Nolte in Bloomfield. Rev Cairns officiated with music by Mrs. Several local families hosted guests and attended games and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goddard
Georgetown
Walter Reed
Camden
Ruel Rideout
South Berwick
Randall Andros
William W.S. Siegars
Reading
Mass
Robert Ingraham
Andover
Earle Brown
Sewall
Kennebec
Marie Jack
Fred
Bath
Alice Cook
Frank Siegars
Ellen Sparks
Phillip Rideout
Rumford
Elise Brown
Lucille Jackson
Brunswick
Portland
Frances Hatch
Lavina Brown
Litchfield
Merrymeeting Grange
Harry Purington
Prudence Lucy
New York
Carl Brown
Cora Wilkinson
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purington
Pauline Jenkins
Louie Sparks
Philadelphia
William Sparks
William Stegars
Ivan Lang
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Richard
Malden
Mary Lilly
Bay Road
Roger Robinson
Roland
Hampton
N. H
Ernest Henry
South Portland
Wiliam Hamilton
Margaret Hamilton
fTorchester
Pearl Cannon
Nettie Brown
Gardiner
Pavip Rideout
Lurywood Frederick
Brown
Dow
Neil Bishop
Clifford Starbird
State Road
George Cutler
Earl Hatch
Charles Hackett
Lorraine Frances Temple
East Orange
N. J
Marshall Small
Edwin P. Nolte
E. L. Nolte
William Prick
Bloomfield
Alexander Cairns
Local Social Notes From Maplewood and Nearby Towns
Edith Barba of Maplewood accompanied the couple on a two week honeymoon from Canada and New England. Mrs. Nolte, daughter of Mrs. Sara Small, is a former Bowdoinham resident. Kenneth Webber, summering at Old Orchard Beach, visits his parents the Webbers. Mildred Smith of Weymouth Mass visits aunt Mrs. Maria Gray. Neil Roberts and Edward Bragdon head to Aroostook County for work. George Curtis visits Brunswick Tuesday. Mrs. Ella Temple hosts Mrs. Florence Temple in Woolwich. Mrs. Harold Hackett with son returns from two weeks with her parents in Minot.
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Canada
New England
Nolte
Sara Small
Bowdoinham Resit
Kenneth Webber
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Webber
Mildred Smith
Weymouth
Mass
Maria Gray
Neil Roberts
Edward Bragdon
Aroostook County
George Curtis
Brunswick
Ella Temple
Florence Temple
Woolwic
Harold Hackett
Daniels
Minot
Wood to Lead Bowdoin Chapel Service Sunday Afternoon
Dr William R Wood of Penny Memorial Church Augusta will conduct services at East Bowdoin Chapel Sunday at 3 PM. This will be the last meeting of the season. Ladies aid meets Oct 3 with Mrs Erland Rogers for the annual officers election and full attendance is desired. Also notes of local visits and road work progress in Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wood
Penny Memorial Church
Augusta
East Bowdoin Chapel
Erland Rogers
L. C. Starbird
Bath Aerie Reports Prosperous September Meeting
Bath Aerie of Eagles No. 875 shows 239 active members and cash assets over $5,000 as it plans a busy fall and winter season. The group approved one active and two social memberships, held a profitable indoor clambake, and announced upcoming card leagues bowling and pool tournaments with other city orders.
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Bath Aerie of Eagles
Henry 8. Parrell
The
Aerie
Roy A. Donnell
Walter S. Norton
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen of America
the Aerie
Directors in monthly Y M C A meeting
The Y M C A directors held a bi monthly meeting with Pres Charles C Low presiding. They announced the annual financial drive beginning Oct 7 led by Col Henry W Owen Jr and Sylvester H Rowland. Seventy five underprivileged boys attended outings at Lake Cobbesseecontee and were transported at no cost. A Leadership conference report and summer building repairs were noted. Visitors including Mrs Patrick Flaherty and family returned from Charlestown Mass and Miss Esther Faley and Mrs Wallace Pisher of Woburn Mass visited 344 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Sylvester H. Rowland
Lake Cobbesseecontee
William C. Perkins
Winthrop
Patrick Flaherty
Michael Flaherty
Eileen
Charlestown
Mass
Esther Faley
Wallace Pisher
Woburn
Andrew Plaherty
Margaret Plaherty
Pront Street
Miss Shirley Moore Leaves for Boston with Honors
Miss Shirley L. Moore daughter of Mrs. Wellington A. Moore of Weeks street departed for Boston on Tuesday. She graduates with honors from Morse High in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley L. Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Boston
Morse High
Food prices under the New Deal forecast impact on farmers
A 1935 U S Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows all foods up 14.9 percent since August 1933 with cereals and meats rising sharply. Pork products leap, while fruits and vegetables drop, and regional gains vary with Central states posting higher increases than New England. The piece notes the concern over consumer buying power alongside farmer anxieties.
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Washington
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Iowa State College
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
AAA
New England
Middle Atlantic
United States
Alleghany Mountains
Central States
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Kansas
Cosmpolitan Lawn Party Plans Two Evenings Of Fun
The Cosmopolitan club hosts a two night lawn party with booths offering cherries Beano and a card party at 7 30 on Friday in the clubhouse assembly room Sugar groceries candy coffee ice cream hot dogs and more A Cherry Tree prize looms for a lucky attendee Children can join Friday afternoon activities from 3 to 5 Schools close for the Lincoln Sagadahoc County Teachers convention in Boothbay Harbor The Scarborough crew is expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Lincoln-Sagadahoc County Teachers’ Association
Boothbay Harbor
Scarborough
Knick Knack Klub Meets At Harford Home
The Knick Knack Klub gathered Tuesday evening at 32 Corliss Street with all members present. Prizes donated by three members went to Helen Harford Beatrice Thebeau and Hannah Miller. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles coffee chocolate pudding and crackers. The group will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Edmund Lozier at 963 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knick-Knack Klub
Helen Harford
Corliss Street
Marion Safford
Evelyn MacDougall
Edna Dingley
Beatrice Thebeau
Hannah Miller
Edmund Lozier
Washington Street
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Seriter’s, Inc
Gores
the Natural Heritage
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust Bldg
Center St
Legion
Roland Smith Post
Orrin Genthner
Marion Genthner
Louis Allain
John Allain
Nichols Street
Bill Hatch
Madden
Bowdoinham
Earie Brown
Miriam
Achelon
the Little White Store
Maine Street
Brunswick, Maine
Edith Barba
Maplewood
Ee Oe Es N
Bath Aerie
Drive
Cosmopolitan
WE Live
Frederic March
Anna Sten
Richard Arien
Virginia Bruce
Helen Mack
Randolph Scott
Will Rogers
Jack Holt
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