Beacon Church team seals third Western Maine Church league title
Bath players led by Gus Meister and Elmer Norton defend the Western Maine Church championship, after beating Portland 37 25 in Portland. If they win again Saturday at home, the Beacon squad claim the mythical title. Augusta league rivals may challenge. Bud Hagan is not pictured.
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Bath Basketeers
Portland Church Champs
Portland
Portlandites
Bud Hagan
Whirlwind Guard
Bath
Augusta Church
Beacon Boys
Maine
Maid of Orleans as Symbol of Courage and Cruelty in History
Omar W. Folsom reflects on Joan of Arc’s leadership at Orleans, her divine visions, and her dramatic trial and execution. He contrasts medieval faith with modern progress, noting the harsh burnings by church authorities and calling for continued human advancement in the art of living. The piece cites her endurance, armor, and spiritual guidance amid betrayal.
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Orleans
France
Paris
Prince Charles
Charles VII
Maid of
Savonarola
Alexander VI
Borgias
Caesare
Lucrezia
Grotius
Charles V
Spring suits sale with wide price range offered
Full line of high grade student suits priced from5.00 and up. Odd coats, vests and pants in all sizes. Goods bought and sold. Come and see me, it will pay you.
Tender Launched for Eastern Line
The first tender built for a U S steamship line was launched at Squantum Massachusetts. Designed by Howard and Munro and built by Lamb and OConnell the 50 foot craft carries 50 passengers and uses a diesel engine with heavy crude oil for safety and fog operations. The vessel will ferry travelers from Whitestone to New York City when fog halts steamers.
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United States
Victory Plant
Squantum
Mass
Frederic Canane, Jr
Super Plaza
New England
Howard & Munro
Gordon Munroe
Lamb & O'Connell
Mediterranean
Eastern Steamship Lines
Hell Gate
New York City
Whitestone
Long Island
Dyer's Park
Morse baseball opens with six lettermen and 19 candidates
Six lettermen from last year’s Morse team report for the first workout at the Y M C A gym with 19 candidates total. Coach Cutts aims to build a 25 to 30 man squad as outdoor practice begins, with Henderson likely out for the season and pitching a key question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutts
Morse High Squad
Morse
Jimmy Miller
Casey Jenkins
Stan Henderson
Freddy Gaudet
Roland Trott
Don Ring
Jack Conley
Harry Ring
Don
Billy Drake
Belanger
J. Stewart
M. Trott
Billy Gove
Paul Wilson
Noel Wilson
Eddie Bridgham Jr
Ben Colby
E. Rollins
Paul Hart
Henderson
Colonial Club plans smoker and Scout troop effort
Twenty four members attended the Colonial club meeting and $100 was approved for a smoker. The smoker will be organized by chairman J Haviland Torrey with committee members Dr Paul Gregware Joseph McCole Harry D Hall and Edwin F Ramsay. Smith post A L will assist in organizing a Boy Scouts troop. The Colonial Cosmopolitan club bridge tournament was postponed indefinitely.
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Colonial Club
J. Haviland Torrey
Paul Gregware
Joseph McCole
Harry D. Hall
Edwin F. Ramsay
Smith Post
A. L
Maine's Most Historic Spot Voted In State Conference
At the Bath chapter meeting held at the American Legion delegates reported on the State Conference in Dover-Foxcroft. Pemaquid was named the most historic spot in Maine with Machias close behind. Delegates plan to attend the Continental Congress in Washington the week of April 12 and will serve as pages.
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Col. Dummer Sewene
A. R
American Legion
Dover-Foxcroft
Clara N
Bath
Maine
Pemaquid
Machias
Conn
Janet Cutler
Col. Dummer Sewall
Charles C. Low
William E. Palmer
Export Power Bill Favors Maine Debate
Aldrich of Topsham opposed to export power warns the bill raises questions on Fernald law federal control and recall rights. Proponents led by Chase argue lower power costs attract industry and deny monopoly, while others call for more study and voter referendum. The House recessed after a four per cent tax amendment was tabled.
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Aldrich
Topsham
Maine
Insull
House
Roi
Lewiston
Bissett
Portland
Chase
Thomas A. Edison
Blaisdell
Franklin
Crawford
Houston
Grange
Carleton
Lewis
Cumberland
Easter Music and Community Notes from Bowdoinham
Leonard Curtis and sister Marion Curtis highlighted a Bowdoinham Easter program with junior and primary department numbers. Social events included a church Easter concert, a Grange meeting, roadwork, and family visits, with many locals sharing news of sickness, travel, and town improvements.
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Leonard Curtis
Marion Curtis
Shirley
Barbara
Lancaster
Christine Temple
Basses
Chacdanie
Margaret Reed
Asia
Fannie
Rose Allen
Frances Reed
Domocres Oes
Frances Hatch
Bath area students initiated into sororities
The Bath area students named Doris M. Campbell and Marjorie J. Van Horn both from Bath and Boothbay were initiated into Phi Beta Theta and Delta Delta Delta respectively as Colby College seniors in the class of 1932.
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Bath
Arry P. Pinson
Colby
Phi Bee Theta
Doris M. Campbell
Ath
Marjorie J. van Horn
Boothbay
Delta Delta Delta
Card of Thanks for son’s loss from Lithco Allen family
The Lithco Allen family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement after the death of their dear little son and for the beautiful floral tributes.
Concert artists planned for Colby program
Colby plans include noted concert artists to perform alongside lecturers. The Concert Committee chair, Professor Everett, leads the initiative to attract performers and speakers for campus events.
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Colby
Everett
Ruth Webb to Give City Concert on April 16 in Waterville
F Strong of the Department of Romance Languages announced Miss Ruth Webb, concert pianist, will perform in Waterville on Tuesday evening April 16. Webb studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and studied with Isador Philipp after the war. She has also studied under Alfredo Casello and appeared in concerts in several Italian cities.
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Grange Hall
Charles Eastman County
W. B. Donnell
Bay Road
Charles Randall
Brunswick
Elisha Webbers
Elisha Webber
Purington
E. P. Kendall
Clara Fogg
M. S. Jenkins
Town Hall
Crouse
Main Street
Denham's Corner
Cannon’s Corner
Samuel Dorrance
Blanchard House
Long Branch Farm
Dorrance
Jessie Ames
Watertown
Mass
Harvey Ames
Albert Coffin
Harry Hanson
Alton Hanson
Richmond
Josiah Marston
Henry Hanson
Merrymeeting Grange
Pomona
Richmond Corner
Fannie Williams
Topsfield
Carleton Jenkins
Massachusetts
Mr. Jenkins
Bobby Gile
Eall Hospital
R. A. Richardson
Methodist Church
Miss Nash
The
Baptist Church
Palmer
Elmer
Winfred Dodge
Hebron
H. S. Dodge
George Fassett
Bath Hospital
River Road
Elsie Heenie
Portland
Clifford Heenie
Stella Perry
A. S. MacDougall
Brunswick Hospital
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Josephine Pero
Bath
John Maher
Merry Meeting Grange
Margaret Reed
Ernest Hunter
Gardiner
Scott Brown
Hallowell
Arthur Verrill’s
Murl Downing
F. Strong
Department of Romance Languages
Ruth Webb
Waterville
Miss Webb
New England Conservatory of Music
Isador Philipp
Paderewski
Alfredo Casello
WINNEGANCE EVENTS AND CLUB MEETINGS HIGHLIGHT WEEK
Community club hosts regular meeting Thursday evening and a social at Cottage Park at 7 30 pm. Women's auxiliary meets Thursday at 2 pm for a comforter project and business matters. Squaw club scheduled Friday with Miss Roberta Manson. road conditions noted as a factor in recent visits by West Point residents Everett King and Lewis Wallace.
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Burst Dairies Inc
Bath
Cottage Park
Squaw Club
Roberta Manson
Community Club
Everett King
West Point
Lewis Wallace
New Meadows Landing
Sena
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Beacon Church
Western Maine
Bill Gove
Shorty Parks
Allie Jewett
Elmer Norton
Capt
Gus Meister
Truck Pierce
Herman Barter
Meridian Park
Vzil
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
Washington, D. C
Cace Sero
Sae
Max—Kutz
Elm Street
Eastern Line
New York
D.A.R
Bowdoinham
Long Branch
McDougal
Bridge
Jane Brown
A. W. Hall
Joseph Hecht
R. J. Gilmore
Woolwich
H. B. Allen
Frank Sedgley
Robert Sedgley
Charles Hackett
Newcastle
W. D. Foster
Spencer
Tor Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Spencer Corsetiere
Mrs. Lithco Allen
Coats
Bath Department Store
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