Grangers urge prudence and balanced spending at Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc pomona met with Progressive Orange of Richmond urging Grangers to be prudent in investments for their children’s education while also spending for their own pleasure and that of their families. The gathering drew over 100 members, discussed dairy profitability, highway safety, poultry outlook, and plans for the organizations 50th anniversary with West Bath grange hosting on April 29.
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Sagadahoc Pomona
Progressive Orange
Richmond
William H. Gould
Merrymeeting
Bertha Gray
Progressive
Albert Henderson
Winifred Rackley
Topsham
Annie Henderson
West Bath Grange
Bertha Wright
Topsham Grange
Edwin C. Patten
E. Mason Wright
James Lemont
David Henderson
Milward Patten
Grange
Howard Knight
E. C. Patten
Sheriff Henderson
Sidney Holbrook
Robinson
Frank A. Potter
Maine State Grange
Gertrude Tarr
Rebecca Rogers
Alfred Rackley
Clarence
Emma Purington
Clifford Gray
Co. O. Purington
William H. Dingley
Freeman Waddell
Bessie Snow
West Bath
Lou Tarr
F. B. Lyman
Naples
Grengers
Harry B. Crawford
Houston
State Grange
Androscoggin Pomona
Wiliam
Rogers
Cathance
Pomona
City League ends season with turkey banquet and celebration
The four Y M C A City Basketball League teams Bath Iron Works Independents Hyde Windlass and Oakhurst Dairy gathered at Hotel Phoenix for a turkey banquet. Guests included league officials captains and players with speeches songs and humor marking the season and honoring Iron Works as champions.
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Hotel Phoenix
Y. M. C. A. City
Bath Iron Works Corp
Independents
Hyde Windlass Co
Oakhurst Dairy
John P. Carey, Jr
Iron Works
Fighting Iron Works
Williams. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Norman Mackinnon
Newell
Edwin R. Andrews
Erastus A. Jewett
Elbridge R. Wright
Jewett
John Place
John
Maine
Brim
Edward J. “Red” McMann
Rea
Louis Poeller
The
Hywincos
Jimmy Callan
Oakhurst
Beany Stover
Indies
Jo Butler
Butler
Henry Gediman
Newell Hamilton
Freeman Wilson
Gediman
Hamilton
Wilson
Adeline
Y. M. C. A. City Basketball League
Jesse Allen
Wells Beach Mailboxes Buried by Snow Drifts
Snow remains piled around Wells Beach mailboxes as drifts linger despite the rapid melt. Residents report lingering snow across sidewalks and access points, delaying routine postal deliveries and daily routines.
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Wells Beach
Morse High selects Paul Wilson to lead 1931 baseball squad
Morse High School announces Paul Wilson nicknamed Firecracker will captain and star as catcher for the 1931 varsity baseball team. Coach Sammy Cutts lists five returning lettermen and several pitching hopefuls while outlining opening day plans for April 18 against Richmond at Kelley Field.
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Morse High School
Paul
Firecracker
Wilson
Morse
George Washington
Washington
Delaware
Kennebec
Sammy Cutts
Sammy
Paul Wilson
Newell Wilson
Harry Ring
Steve Marshall
Vincent Henderson
Ivan Kilpatrick
Leon Buck
Merritt Trott
Big Jack Conley
Richmond
Kelley Field
Capt. Wilson
Paul Hayes
W. Henderson
M. Trott
McElman Twins
Senter to Run Bath Store Reopening of Senter’s Brunswick links
Wilburn F. Senter of Brunswick to purchase stock and fixtures of H. P. Bridge Inc. for Bath 86 Front St. operation. Kennedy Crane joins Senter in Bath venture with Senter-Crane Co. Rockland. Lease talks with Saga dahock Real Estate. reopening in 1 0 days expected. Bridge Merrill, Inc. history noted dating to 1894 and 1923 transitions.
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Brunswick Man
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Rupert H. Baxter
Daniel T. Dougherty
Wilburn F. Senter
Brunswick
Senter’s
Kennedy Crane
Senter-Crane Co
Rockland
Senter
Bath
Front Street
Oliver Moses
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Maine Street
Lewiston
Portland
Wiscasset
Damariscotta
Bridge
David T. Percy
College Flapper Makes Great Hit at Charity Play
The Morse high school auditorium hosted The College Flapper, a musical comedy raised to aid Kelley field. Cast included Charles F. Cummings as Jerry Watson, Lillian Miller as Jean, and Errol Baker as Dr. Seamore. The production drew large crowds, with choruses and a Baby pageant adding to the lively evening.
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Morse High School
Morse High P.I. A
Kelley Field
Charles F. Cummings
Jerry Watson
Bula Bula College
Bula Bula
Wishy Washy College
Nathan Watson
George
Jerry
Watson
Elmer Norton
Monk
Lillian Miller
Jean
Mary Kenney
Nellie
Brick
Billy Gove
Charles Lee
Harold
Dido” Cutting
Bath
Professor Gaddis
Dean Howard
Cutting
Flora Main
Sam Povich
Omaha
Errol Baker
Dr. Seamore
Samuel Hooper
Cecil J. Cutts
Waldo Marshall
Glee Club
Sophie Greenblatt
Mary
College Alumni Glee Club
Rnest Wood
Robert Gordon
George Hunt
Albert Henderson
Harold McElman
Richard McElman
Ed Brown
John Levyn
Jack Conley
Frederick Rowland
Robert Hatch
Herbert Henderson
Wilbur Oliver
Archibald M. Main, Jr
William Gove
Howard Mayo
Elmer Hall
Newell Wilson
Alfred Parks
Harry Ring
Paul Wilson
Mown Hay
Breezing Along
Betty Fuller
Katherine Hooper
Jeannette Shackford
Hope Rowe
Carol Stevens
Louise Calderwood
Lois Swett
Martha Cahill
Isabel Mackinnon
Hilda Scott
Haviland Torrey
Tillie the Toiler
John Freeman
Gloria Swanson
Henry W. Owen, Jr
the Clinging Vine
Freeman Trott
Matilda Jane
Karcher Jackson
Cleopatra
Fred J. Higgins
Jiggs
Maggie
Two Bath Girls Honored At Lesley Kindergarten Cambridge
Miss Carolyn E. Turner, daughter of Mrs. Lulu H. Turner, elected president of the senior class at Lesley Kindergarten school in Cambridge Mass. She has served as treasurer and ushered at two commencements, sits on the student council, chaired the senior dance committee, and graduated Morse High with honors in 1928. Miss Marjorie P. Troop, daughter of Mrs. Arline P. Troop, also a third-year student, chairs the year book committee, led senior dance decorations, and was a member of the student council 1929-30. Both are among the youngest in their class and previously Morse High graduates in 1928.
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Peking
China
the Independent
Manila Harbor
U.S.S.S
Pittsburgh
Colombo
President Filmore
New York
Palestine
Egypt
India
Ceylon
Singapore
Manila
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Pasig River
States
Tropics
Tobacco Factory
Pasig
Dwight F. Davis
Paris
U. S. Army
Philippines
Carolyn E. Turner
Lulu H. Turner
Lesley
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Turner
Tur
Ner
Marjorie P. Troop
Arline P. Troop
Lesleyan
Miss Troop
Morse High School
Body of veteran machinist found in old shipyard
A citywide Bath search ended Tuesday morning with the discovery of George H. Hodgkins, 62, a retired machinist from 1 Washington street. Found near the Texas Steamship Co. shed, authorities ruled natural death from exposure. Evidence suggested wandering and a minor struggle, with personal items scattered nearby. Continued on Page Six.
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Bath
Sheriff's Department
George H. Hodgkins
Washington Street
Charles Ridley
Mechanic Street
Texas Steamship Co
Bowery
Harry F. Movin
Representative Henry C Wright Wins a Victory in the House
Representative Henry C Wright of Bath won a House victory Tuesday afternoon as his motion to substitute the medical and surgical treatment bill for the report prevailed 41 to 23. The stenographic report notes committee actions and state aid hospital reviews during the session.
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Henry C. Wright
Bath
House
Melcher
Rumford
Committee On Judiciary
Wright
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