Morse Pupils Stage Our Miss Brooks at Morse High
Morse High School presented the three act lively comedy Our Miss Brooks to a near capacity crowd of students and adults. The cast included Smith as Miss Brooks Donald MacKenzie as coach Longacre Arthur Mayo as Mr Wadsworth Nanty Blair and Theo dore 5 as students and Betty McPhee as Brode with Mrs Phyllis Wright directing and receiving a corsage and pearl choker from the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Miss Brooks
Hugo Longacre
Donald MacKenzie
Wadsworth
Arthur Mayo
Jane
Nanty Blair
Ted
Theodore 5
Peter
Betty McPhee
Brode
Sue
Knights Prepare Easter Observance in Sagadahoc Council Event
Sagadahoc Council Knights of Columbus plan Easter Sunday events in Brunswick with an Easter parade Holy Communion and breakfast at Huse auditorium A guest speaker Rev Frederick Belanger OFM will address attendees The parade includes police escort guards drum corps and Scout Troop 53 leading to St Marys Church for High Mass followed by Easter breakfast served by the Daughters of Isabella Tickets are listed at several local merchants Knights will also host Holy Thursday Nocturnal Adoration from 7 PM to 7 AM Friday with continuous vigil by members and Blessed Sacrament honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Frederick Belanger
St. Yon
K. of C
Brunswick Drum Corps
St. Mary's Boy Scout Troop
Isabella
Anne Perry
Sagadahoc Council
Reginald Cyr
John Bellefontaine
Carlton Perry
Leon White
Frank Ozella
Henry Biggins
Arthur
Phippsburg Spelling Spelloff Chooses Immigrant Winner
The Phippsburg Spelloff crowned Susan Wallace of West Point the winner for spelling immigrant. Runner up Connie Hoar sat for saliva while Carolyn York and Arthur Moore misspelled crystal and alcohol respectively. The Center school contest ends Tuesday as the winner advances to Woolwich for the county title. Also noted is visit by Mr and Mrs William Robshaw of Ion Street to their son George at Cushing Veterans Hospital Framingham Mass. George improves and uses a wheelchair. readers may write him at Ward 301 South Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Susan Wallace
West Point
Connie Hoar
Parker Head
Carolyn York
Sebasco
Arthur Moore
Woolwich
William Robshaw
Ion Street
George
Cushing Veterans’ Hospital
Framingham
Mass
Bath
Cpl
George Robshaw
Ward 301
Going Away Party for Elfriede Quitzau Before S S Neptunea
Miss Elfriede Quitzau a 14 year old Central Grammar pupil leaves Tuesday for Hamburg Germany aboard the S S Neptune after a farewell party attended by 36 seventh grade classmates. She survived Hamburg bombardments during World War II and plans to rejoin her parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfriede Quitzau
Central Grammar School
Germany
S. S. Neptunia
Miss Quitzau
Hamburg
Jersey City
N. J
Bath
James E. Taggert
Meadow Way
Elfriede
Betty Babine
Berenice Colby
Charles Marble
Mildred Taggert
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Lester Lewis in Richmond
Mrs. Lester Lewis, formerly of High street, now in Richmond, received a birthday surprise party Saturday evening at her home from her daughter Mrs. Patrick Kilbride of Portland. The gathering included gifts and a prettily iced cake served with refreshments prepared by her children. Bath guests listed among her visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lewis
High Street
Richmond
Patrick Kilbride
Portland
Prence Jow
Joy
Harry Swift
George Clough
Woolwich
Lloyd Pinkham
Vernon Gray
Gane Gray
Five Islands
Fenton L Moo, Jr
Lawrence Lewis
Hichsond
DeMolay Chapter Installs New Officers and Mothers Circle
The DeMolay Chapter installs new master councilor Victor Lonn and officers including Peter Pinson senior councilor John Waterhouse junior councilor and Brice Burden treasurer. Mothers Circle officers are installed with Mrs Carl Pinson president and Mrs Herbert T Caverly vice president. Attending dignitaries from Rainbow Genesta and Masons, and notes on upcoming Bangor conclave and party details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lonn
Williams
Otiece
Herbert T. Caverly
Peter Pinson
John Waterhouse
Brice Burden
Ralph Wright
Willis Morse
McA
Sacs
Caverly
Daelay Circle Club
Genesta Chapter
Burt Lonn
Carl Langbehn
Rainbow
Robert Rice
Viola Osgood
Fred Osgood
Genesta
John Gillespie
Beyonce Dunn
Harold Fuller
Bhat Richardson
Velushant
Bangor
Masonic
Geneon Pigeeien
Stop Sign and Clams Court Session Details
A defendant pled guilty to an intoxication charge and was ordered to pay a $10 fine plus $5.60 in costs after the session. The case proceeded under local court rules with standard proceedings.
Morse High Band wheels into Fifth Annual Concert
Morse High presents its fifth annual band concert led by Keith Crockett. The Morse band features 35 pieces with a 21 piece Junior band and will perform during Friday morning assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Band
Keith Crockett
Morse High
Engagement Announced for Brassard Couple
A Bath area notice announces an engagement involving Brassard, a 1946 graduate, with details read as a social column snippet reflecting a forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Trust Co
Brassard
Mrs Jennie S Butler Patient at Local Hospital
Mrs Jennie S Butler of High Street is listed as a patient at the mortal hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S. Butler
High Street
The
Mortal Hospital
Evening Bert Plays Bones at Moody Rest Home
The 82 year old resident of Moody Rest Home Bow doinham performed Bones in the evening. Jewel oversaw refreshments and Nat Gilpatrick of Richmond demonstrated an artificial skill at the PTA meeting held at Coombs school building. Mr and Mrs Sedley Berry attended Farm and Home Week in Orone while Dr and Mrs Richmond Favour returned to Fisher Road home.
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Bert
Moody Rest Home
Bowdoinham
PTA
Coombs
Nat Gilpatrick
Richmond
Sedley Berry
Orone
Fisher Road
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Mrs. Lester Lewis
Dmolay
Lodge
Brunswick Auto
Ormer Woolwich Albany Navy Man
Sarah Reed
Albany, N. Y
Richard Armes
Aan
Stooges
Pirate's Harbor
SUN
MON
John Beal
Millard Mitchell
David and
Ae Ad
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Everett
Cael
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