Mohiba Dance Ends Morse High Gym Event at Night
Morse high school hosted Mohiba with 320 dancers filling the gym from eight until midnight. Ernie George and his Ricker Garden orchestra provided music while Katharine Dinsmore performed a Spanish tango encore. The pageant featured elaborate decorations, a Mohiba Queen contest, and applause for the student chorus and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Ernie George
Ricker Garden Orchestra
Katharine Dinsmore
Woodbury Bailey
Harold McElman
Hope Rowe
Helen Moses
Mary Kenney
Lois Swett
Kate McCarty
Richard McElman
Archibald M. Main
Wesley Marco
Elwood Legard
Stanley Wallace
Omar King
Leslie Larrabee
Virginia Golder
Barbara Fisher
Jean Danforth
Stanley Curtis
Vernal Chaney
Donald
Marjorie Parker
Carol Stevens
Ethlyn Spinney
Carrie Shaw
John H. Grindell
Ralph McDonald
M” Club
A. Parke Grindell
Miss Stevens
Evelyn Trott
Roberta Gordon
Emma Colby
Amy Wade
Adam Greenblatt
Doris London
Calderwood
Dorothy Jenkins
EF Hodgkins
Venona McDonald
Alice Mulligan
Gwendolyn Leonard
Barbara Freeman
Ella Comeau
Ellen Stevens
Beth Trott
Dorothy Thebeau
Shirley Tobey
Catharine Shellenbarger
Anna Allen
Priscilla Blake
Harriet Moody
Ruth Powers
Phyllis McCoubrey
Rita Cummings
Thelma Cameron
Rose Desjardins
Elizabeth Rice
Hilda Scott
Merline Pinkham
Mary Nickerson
Elizabeth Fuller
Jane Donnell
Boys Vernal Chaney
Richard Haskell
Newell Wilson
William Green
Leon Genthner
Paul
Jeannette Shackford
Red Cross report details Bath public health nurse work
The Bath chapter reports on Ruth Henry Red Cross Public Health Nurse. It covers prenatal and infant welfare visits, school and preschool programs, baby conferences, and transportation support by the motor corps. Donations flow from Red Cross, Metropolitan Life, and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Bath
Red Cross
Ruth Henry
Henry
New England Deaconess Hospital
Simmons College
Nursing Activities Committee
Motor Corps
The
Tan Life In’ Co
Trogal Grats
Ene
BGO Wray
CNG
Pchstes
Cis
Cate
Metropolitan Life
SR A
Laissisteesisten
Ence Ce
Omnio Soyer Te Sae Eee Nice
Lewiston
N. E. Division of
American Nurses Association
Portland
Augusta
Maine White House
Miss Knowlton
Red Cross Nursing
Miss O'Meara
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Et Anderson
Maine
P. H. Association
Perry
Miss Morrison
Brunswick
Red Cross Motor Corps
Friends of the Baby Conferences
Organization of Nursing Service
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Brunswick Baby Conference
Organization of Bath Baby Conference
Ins. Co
E. W. Hyde
Ada Crockett
Carolyn Moses
S. Mullin
É. Arena Rw. Co
Nev
NCTE
W. Henry
City Council Tackles School Janitor Appointment Debate
The Bath city council and Board of Education convened to address employing Weston L. Bonney as a public school janitor. A joint committee was formed to confer with the Board of Education, while routine appointments and mayoral actions were approved. The session drew the largest crowd in years and included endorsements for Dr. Gregware as city physician and Kingsbury in the forester race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the of Education
Weston L. Bonney
Brunswick
Raymond M. Haley
Board of Education
Paul A
Robert Egsbury
James P. Sutherland
Fire Department
Small
Gregware
Seths. Mullin
Amos F. Perry
Burt M. Dyer
Eugene A. Youland
Robert E. Kingsbury
Thomas C. McCabe
McCabe
Knight
Tobey
Kingsbury
Haley
Bonney
Alexander Sprague
Guy A. Nichols
Elford A. Stover
Board of Nation
Jon Bonney
Bath
Petit
Roland F. Pero
Floral Street
George M. Emery
Comeau
Old Wind Jammer to Return for Reconditioning in Bath
The iron bark Coriolanus, once the queen of British jute clippers and holder of the England Calcutta speed record, is to be towed to Bath, Maine, for recommissioning at Bath Iron Works. C Nelson Rogers of Boston plans to restore her as a full rigged ship, crewed by cadets, then sail to Cape Verde and Canary Islands. The vessel will fly the American flag again as a general trader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Coriolanus
England
Calcutta
New Bedford
C. Nelson Rogers
Boston
Bath
International Daily Fellow
Cape Verde
Canary Islands
Clydebanker
Corplains
Rogers
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Kennebec
India
A. McMillan & Son
Dumbarton
Clyde
Scotland
J. Patten
Atlantic
Good Hope
Hooghly
Channel
Calcutta Roadstead
Scilly Islands
McMillan
John Stewart
London
Commonwealth
Mesperides
Algoa Bay
Cape Verde Islands
Lina
Praia
Bath Iron Works Chief urges optimistic outlook on shipbuilding
Bath Iron Works President William S. Newell told the Lewiston Chamber of Commerce that business is bound to improve and warned against gloom. He cited current low steel output and costs, outlined future government orders, and described Bath’s recent shipbuilding activity and payroll impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Bath Iron Works
Pres
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lewiston Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Broad and
Wall Streets
Radio City
Lewiston
Jones-White
Sen. White
W. S. Newell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bailey Evening School
Mohiba
Morse High Gym
Margaret C. Flaherty
Bailey Evening School of Industries
David Y. Alkazin
Dave
Stanley F. Richard
Calvin Kimball
John J. Paguiko
Joseph Gaudet
Linwood F. Carr
Harold Peterson
Bradford P. Belanger
Everett L. Pinkham
Foster Pratt
Keith Pierce
Ralph O. Burden
William Colleran
Alkazin
Morse High School
Morse
New York University
Bates College
Westbrook Seminary
Gertrude Blaisdell
Nellie C Jones
Alice E. Heald
Harvard
Catherine M. Huse
Bay Path Institute
Boston University
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Gray's Business College
Gregwaye
City of
H. B. Duce
Sagadahoc
Standing Committee
New York Harbor
United States Navy
United States Public Health Service
Coast Guard
Washington
Navy
Morgan
Stuart
Front St. Bath
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