The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 25

I THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS BANGOR MAINE TUESDAY JANUARY 1 1935 I 1 Tb Xs ft banner month for the airminded In Bangor Amelia Earhart was honored ioUpaftr ThTaaniv? lhe TEnor Alrport- The hoTL SS alved at the in the group Nellie Penley society editor of THE NEWS Baldwm d(riVhti nPhu dlrcct0 01 the Maifle Central Railroad Miss Earhart and Herbert Balaam (right) publicity manager for the Boston Maine otiiuje a gm guiae act Mrs Antoinette TorreF of Bangor and -MIks Ruth Milan of Brwr Iand Ior four months were among the Maine people who took a sojourn to the MerfHr7I in August The above picture was taken tSey rSd Iicalibur an American Export Liner ooaraed the 8 vfc Mn Parthenla Cameron of Bangor a nonogenarlan who was one of fly Klth Amelia Earhart at the Bangor airport Mrs! VraeTot Uke rti' 1 j- je 4 'ZS a rt i "'v A ft i yX ft i i xt rv- Wkw tL X' XXXr-: ViXiX x'x VA fFa v- I tr A s- i r- 1 -51 I 4 7 'A Lf N-r-udi js-- -W- sW w7v aa jUk it 4 aw y'j 'V 1 A f4 'X 'V I 4' A jf 1 4 i aawwwwaa ft uaA J5 Jj 'A'J 1 MwwgMMmaawVHrtaiirt was observed in August at the East Orrington Congregational church A banauct and pageant which depicted growth of the church congregation and town featured the program 's 1 A 1 1 'VsV''? 5 X'-' Jv54 A i 1 1 tZU''7nsK fi Jy rt a 'w --4 -v 'N i5C 4vSVl I cA th Bftng0r Fair thi8 Thew PlctUre taken DR LATHROP Elected to faculty of University of Maine Amelia Earhart photographed In Bangor At 1 '1 'tW 5 's e-1 ''it 2 i fp '-T- 4- 'a At -'W -X upMj" r' GEOROE FREELAND Prominent member of Masonic orders and well known Bangor man who observed 75th birthday in XT 1 )) Vju 'j 'j- jxrv 4 Jj- 1 11 "1 X'4f MRS WILLIAM HIOHT Chairman of the reception day committee and program for the welcoming of Amelia Earhart to Bangor 'v re6 eatiyiws 4 0 i fjt I 'XX A rr-r 7 233 tstrss sr baking contest Alma Cousins Eddmgton prS Ityle reltS JSl JaelT rroslt- Dexter first prize rn: Bor 5 Xs if' r- X4: a-ie I MISS PHYLLIS LORIMER Elected to Bangor High School faculty as an English teacher Av- I A A V': ''V i- -v A ft f' "I 1 A S'A 'y'' xxjXax: 'L '7X -'V iX: W' i i- Sr 4 areas 8taU State These pictures were taken when the first consignment of cattle arrived from the drought-stricken of the west at Orrington At the left are shown the early arrivals having their first taste of a of Maine meal Hay was spread and waiting for them at the government corraL On the right the cattle are belhg driven from the train through the main runway to the corral a quarter of a mile away The picture below shows the herd's tiniest member a calf 12 hours old bom on the tram The calf is being held by Rex Gifford PATRICK GRIFFIN Appointed chief clerk of Railway Mall unit PALMER LIDDLE.