Massachusetts pre primary lessons and Maine toll dispute noted
The piece argues Massachusetts pre primary conventions show nominating outcomes are not guaranteed by party support. It cites Curley’s 1928 nomination win over Cole, warns Maine voters against costly election machinery, and urges toll reductions for Bath while highlighting Bath Iron Works’ naval contract work and call for policy clarity from President Roosevelt on the Recovery Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Charles H. Cole
James M. Curley
Boston
Curley
Roosevelt
Cole
Maine
Labor backs thirty hour week pledge in elections
The American Federation of Labor declares it will support House and Senate candidates only those committed to a thirty hour work week. It will seek advance pledges in upcoming November campaigns, moving beyond past records in evaluating nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
American Federation of Labor
House
Senate
Snowbound fifty in Rockies as damage hits lines
Autumn in the East sees no snow while the Rocky Mountains report fifty people snowbound and damaged transport and communication lines. California mountains record two to eighteen inches of new snow yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
California
Canned Tomato Juice and Local Baptist Fall Meeting
The article highlights home canning tips for tomato juice and notes Bowdoinham United Baptist Association's Fall meeting in Growstown Free Baptist church led by Rev. Charles R. Sims. It covers processing steps, additives, and storage, followed by a detailed church program with sermons, symposiums, and missionary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
Growstown Free Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Christian Leadership
Jesus
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Walter M. Colby
West Harpswell
Sarah B. Wright
Woolwich
C. D. Nutter
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Babel Builders
Bernard Estes
H. H. Bishop
Westbrook
Plinette Allen
Moatsweag
Our Church
C. D. Hazelton
The
Baptist Church In
Freeport
Women’s Missionary Society
Our Women's Work
G. Clifford Cress
D. D
New York
Ministers and Missionary Benefit Board of Northern Baptist Convention
Ocean Park
Carolyn Oliver
Elizabeth Pinkham
Bath
Waunita Johnson
Leona Elliot
Ellis P. Sheffield
Manila
Association of Baptists
Orient
W. W
Vera Bibber
Harpswell
Walter Schoepfer
Georgetown Music
D. D. Benediction
H. W. Chamberlin
Topsham
Bath Man Proposes Ferry For Woolwich
A Bath resident suggests a motor ferry across the Kennebec river linking Bath and Woolwich to ease winter foot travel on the bridge. He envisions a cabin protected craft for passengers while noting the bridge act may not permit vehicle ferries and that foot passengers currently ride free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Tardiff and Knight to Fight Next Friday
The Brunswick town hall will host a boxing card led by K. O. Tardiff from the College town challenging Jim Knight from Portland in the main bout. Semi finals feature Young Gordon Garnett of Bath versus Dynamite Martin of Rumford with Martin making his pro debut.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Town Hall
K. O. Tardiff
Pride of the
College Town
Jimmy Knight
Portland
Gordon Garnett
Bath
Dynamite Martin
Rumford
Cardiff
Knight
Garnett
Maine
Engagement of Miss Ellen Stetson to Thomas J. Gormley Jr.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Edward S Stetson Lewiston of Ellen Mae Stetson and Thomas J Gormley Jr of Meriden Conn. The couple plan a November wedding. Stetson, Lewiston High School 1927 graduate and dancer ran a local dancing school. Gormley Bates College 1933 graduate and leader of the Bates Bobcats dance orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Mae Stetson
Thomas J. Gormley Jr
Meriden
Conn
Edward S. Stetson
White Street
Lewiston
Miss Stetson
Lewiston-Auburn
Lewiston High School
Gormley
Thomas J. Gormley
BU Leaders to Headline Portland Alumni Dinner
Daniel L. Marsh Boston University president Everett W. Lord dean of the College of Business Administration and Governor Louis J. Brann are announced as speakers for a dinner honoring President Marsh by the Boston University Alumni Association of Portland at the Eastland hotel on September 27 per William B. Mahoney Portland alumni president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Everett W. Lord
University
College of Business Administration
Louis J. Brann
Marsh
Boston University Alumni Association of Portland
Eastland Hotel
William B. Mahoney
Portland
Miss Marion Crosby Leaves Lisbon Falls for Columbia Study
Miss Marion Crosby of Gort street Auburn left Sunday for New York City to study for a master's degree at Columbia University. She recently resigned from the Lisbon Falls School teaching staff and was educated at Bates College in the class of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crosby
Gort Street
Auburn
New York City
Columbia University
Crosby
Lisbon Falls
Bates
Study Reveals Health and Resource Gaps in Maine Schools
The report critiques Maine schools across three levels noting high absence from colds, limited dental clinics, and scarce books in low level facilities. It praises high level schools for health education, enrichment, and student led planning, while all levels show weak individual needs assessment and minimal community integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Pepper theft spurs Madison man to seek crop profits
After a neighbor took one of his prize peppers and left 97 cents behind, Roland Gilbert of Madison resolves to enter the pepper business. He notes at 97 cents each, only a few plants would yield a promising, profitable crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Gilbert
Madison
Logan Stops Murphy In Mid Bout At Arcade Arena
Irish Tommy Logan defeats Paul Murphy of Biddeford after police halt the main bout in the second round. Murphy had been down twice earlier as Logan's two fisted attack set the pace. fight resumes briefly before Logan dominates rest of the match.
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Paul Murphy
Biddeford
Tommy Logan
Arcade Arena
Murphy
Langdon B. Green
George McElman
Nick Mihalos
Logan
Bossy Owens
Gordon Garnett
Bath
K. O. Tardiff
Brunswick
Tommy Roche
Roche
Jimmy Jones
Billy Atlas
Jones
Atlas
Chick Poulet
Kid Chase
Bell
Pouliot
Chase
Will
Biddeford Battler
Recent Real Estate Transfers in Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers recorded across Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Phippsburg Topsham West Bath and Woolwich include Jeannette E. Jones to James E. Jones Mary S. Humphrey to Sumner Sewall and others to diverse grantees. Listings show multiple parcel moves among individuals and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Jeannette E. Jones
James E. Jones
Mary S. Humphrey
Sumner Sewall
Fletcher E. Harford
John F. King
Unusual Mascot Appears Aboard Dewey Destroyer
On a trial run of the destroyer Dewey an American gold finch boarded off Seguin and rode to the Isle of Shoals and back. The bird perched on hands and shoulders of crew, delighting machinist George Willis a bird life student. Mrs Alexander G Anderson hosted the Bowdoin Chapter D A R meeting in East Auburn with a dinner and garden view. The regent Mrs Benja E Keay led the session after a piano rendition of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Seguin
Isle of Shoals
George Willis
Woolwich
Willis
Alexander G. Anderson
James Bowdoin
Bowdoin
East Auburn
Benja E. Keay
America
Gouldsboro angler nets 36 pound mackerel feat
Leigh Coffin of Gouldsboro landed a 36 pound mackerel demonstrating notable piscatorial skill and pride in the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Coffin
Gouldsboro
Mr. Coffin
Electrical Equipment Meeting at Dromore
Dromore Farm Bureau held an in between meeting at Dromore grange hall to discuss Electrical Equipment for the Home amid a prior misunderstanding. Thirty nine attendees included Mrs. Dorothy Rogers and several local residents. a quilt project and reports filled the program while Miss Smart demonstrated kitchen appliances and menu items. The October meeting date shifted to October 17 due to the Topsham fair with plans announced for the upcoming annual fair on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Dromore Grange
Rebecca Feere
Gilmore
Bureau
Lillian Perry
Linda Perry
Gertrude Small
Eva Rogers
Sadie Carlson
Aletha Campbell
Lizzie B. Chaney
Hattie Cromwell
Home Service Department
Miss Smart
Eleanor Thomas
Family expresses gratitude to Bath Memorial Hospital
A confidential couples gift covers the cost of four adjustable beds with mattresses for their hospitalized daughter. After a month of care and illness at a Summer resort, the child is set to leave for home. The family thanks the hospital staff from the superintendent Miss Helen V. Downing to all personnel for courteous treatment and excellent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Helen V. Downing
Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary of J Frank Jones
Rev and Mrs J Frank Jones formerly of Bowdoinham now of Wilmington MA mark fifty years since their Sept 24 1884 wedding. He pastored Baptist churches across Maine and since retirement they participate actively in Wilmington church life with their two sons Burr F Jones of the MA Department of Education and H Vassar Jones principal of Danielson High School Conn.
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J. Frank Jones
Bowdoinham
Wilmington
Mass
Anna
Jones
Maine
South Penobscot
Atlantic
Mount Vernon
Bowdeinham
Windsor
St. George
Livermore
Engagement Set At Evening Shower For Gladys Anderson
Mr and Mrs Herbert J Anderson announce the engagement of their daughter Gladys E to Frederick H Gowell son of Leonard Gowell of 679 High Street The couple were guests of honor at a miscellaneous shower given by Mr and Mrs Herbert L Anderson Jr at 1 Page Street Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Morse High School references show Gladys class of 1934 and Frederick Gowell class of 1930 The wedding date remains to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Anderson
Huse Street
Gladys E
Frederick H. Gowell
Leonard Gowell
High Street
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
Page Street
Anderson
Ernest Freeman
Harold Trask
David Alkazin
William Boyce
Charles Robinson
Robert Sutherland
Mary Anderson
Madeline Thibodeau
Ethel Sutherland
Kenneth Snowdon
Robert Burgon
Miss Anderson
Morse High School
Mr. Gowell
Morse
Boothbay Harbor Woman Sells Fine Russet Apples
Mrs. Mary F. Mosher of Boothbay Harbor has shared russet apples with friends. Though not grown this year, the fruit has been kept in her cool cellar since fall 1933 and remains nearly as good as when first placed there.
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Mary F. Mosher
Boothbay Harbor
Across and Down Puzzle Clue Answers Revealed
The answer to the previous puzzle lists numerous clues and solutions including munitions of war aid help the fifth sign of the zodiac and newly married woman. It fills entries from 1 across to 64 down with abbreviations and common crossword terms.
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British Columbia
West Indies
Jelly and Marmalade Subject at Meeting
Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day session at Mrs. Hathorne's Woolwich home. Members learned jelly making with and without Certo and orange marmalade, with 25 attendees. A Montsweag fair committee was formed and next meeting set for Oct 3 at Montsweag Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Maurice T. Hathorne
Hars
Woolwich
Henry T. Dubar
Hathorne
Carolyn D. Wing
East Auburn Grange Hall
Theresa Wood
Dubar
Loring K. Soule
Mary Wright
Percy Bailey
Alton Berry
Montsweag Grange Hall
Percy D. Marston
Arthur Williams
John C. Gilmore
Loring K. Souis
Ruth H. Farnham
Ernest Hathorne
Duncan MclIntosh
Perry Bailey
John W. Brown
Frank R. Bailey
Jordan C. Wright
Wing
Merle Jameson
Hollis Leeman
Henry Robson
Lowell Brown
Edward Shaw
Billie Brown
Candy Booth
Nequasset
Leverett Welch
Bureau
Dorothy Bryant
Howland Bridge inspected by Executive Councillor Carl ton
Executive Councillor Frank W. Carlton visited Howland on Thursday at Governor Brann's request to inspect the Howland bridge over the Penobscot river as a key gateway to Aroostook county in advance of reconstruction. No formal report has been submitted. John in the Brunswick Record notes Maine will send three Bowdoin-connected congressmen to Washington.
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Therese M. Wood
Orono
Maine
Frank W. Carlton
Howland
Brann
Penobscot River
Aroostook
John
Brunswick Record
Reed
Fessenden
Washington
Brewster
Moran
Hamlin
Grace Crowley Hosts 11th Birthday Party
Grace Crowley entertained a group of friends on Friday afternoon from two to four to celebrate her 11th birthday. The pink themed party featured a pink cake, favors, and prizes in games such as Japanese ski ball and pin the donkey tail. Attendees included Dorothy Stanton, Barbara Stanton, Norma Jean Stuessy, Annie Arline McCabe, Alice Urbanowitz, Marilyn Cummings, Betty Hopkins, Marilyn Oliver, Joyce Cook, June Sierra, Alma Swanton, Betty Swanton, Barbara Jenkins, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crowley
William C. Crowley
Betty Hopkins
Annie Arline McCabe
Barbara Jenkins
Betty Swanton
June Stover
Grace
Dorothy Stanton
Jfan Stanton
Barbara Stanton
Norma Jean Stuessy
Alice Urbanowitz
Marilyn Cummings
Marilyn Oliver
Joyce Cook
June Sierr
Alma Swanton
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts First Fall Card Party
The Cosmopolitan Club held its first Fall season card party last Wednesday in the club house with 20 tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Clarence A Merrill for high score and Mrs. George W Merrill for second. Auction prizes included pine cone candle sticks and a desk set. Refreshments and an angel cake by Ruth H Farnham were served. the party is to occur monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Clarence A. Merrill
George W. Merrill
Ernest L. Heal
Wilbur H. Crocker
Ruth H. Farnham
Hiram T. Stevens
Leslie J. Wold
Gardiner R. Deering
Weather vane shows carved lady spinning on wind
Ralph Hastings of Stratton has created a weather vane featuring a wooden lady figure that turns in windy conditions and remains stationary when the wind is calm.
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Ralph Hastings
Stratton
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Board of Inspection
Charlestown Navy Yard
Organized Business
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Wooinham
Tardiff
Arcade
Grange Hall
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Ize
Ise
Miss Crowley
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