Morse High awards letters and staged spring concert
Morse high school held a Friday morning assembly in the auditorium to award letters to boys and girls for basketball and celebrate Hibbert L. Norton and Francis S. McPherson in a student concert. The event included finance reports by Frank Martin and plans for student season tickets and a May 10 basketball play.
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The
Athletic Association
Morse High School
Association
Hibbert L. Norton
Francis S. McPherson
Mary Nickerson
Arthur B. Scott
Francis Burgess
Robert Burgon
Robert Footer
Wilfred Gaudet
Warren McNeil
Donald Page
Maurice Skaling
Robert Stevens
Grace Allen
Dorothy Anliker
Doris Crocker
Rosalys Desjardins
Eva Gaudet
Mary Goodwin
Jennie Kakos
Ruth Sprague
Mr. Norton
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
McPherson
John Barnes Wells
Frank Martin
Dorothy Thebeau
Morse High
Morse
Miss Thebeau
John H. Grindell
Glenwood Snowden
Harold Fuller
Ronald Oulton
Glenn Orrs
Ralph Dale
Jack Keegan
William Owen
Robert Stone
Robert Donnell
Paul Legard
Iron Works Employes Contest for Medal
Bath Iron Works employees who won the Governor Louis J. Brann Safety Trophy for 1934 compete again in the state contest, aligned with Saco-Lowell Shops. Bath plant splits into shop and shipyard groups in the Metals division, with the shop leading its Saco-Lowell counterpart and the shipyard tied for third with the Saco-Lowell foundry. Nassau College alumnae club planning in Augusta begins with Joan Genthner’s home meeting on Chapel Street. seven alumnae attend and form a nominating committee for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Iron Works Shipyard
Saco-Lowell
Nassau College
Augusta
Joan Genthner
Chapel Street
Lucie Witt
Eleanor Fifield
Genthner
Frances Thompson
Eleanor Chase
Arlene Genthner
Harriet Worthing
Ohio State Star Mike Vuchnich Praises College Football
Former Ohio State center and 1933 All American candidate Mike Vuchnich spoke to the Winter Street church men's club, defending college athletics against critics and detailing how Big Ten football builds character. He described Buckeye recruiting, spring practice, and the value of sacrifice, loyalty, and honor in sport and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Bernard
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Mike” Vuchnich
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lincoln Electric Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Mike
Carnegie Foundation
Mid-West
Mr. Vuchnich
Big Ten
Siena
Vuchnich
Alpha Zeta members initiate five new pledges at Maine campus
Active and alumni members of Alpha Zeta at the University of Maine in Winslow Hall initiated five new members: Ira J. Packard of Belfast, Glen W. Torrey of Auburn, Leslie M. Hutchins of Portland, Robert E. McKusick of Guilford, and Lester H. Smith of Buxton. Dr. Charles H. Merchant led the banquet with 46 attendees. other speakers included Dr. E. R. Hitchner, Dean L. S. Corbett, and R. J. Smyth.
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Alpha Zeta National Honorary Agricutural Fraternity
Winslow Hall
University of Maine
Ira J. Packard
Belfast
Glen W. Torrey
Auburn
Leslie M. Hutchins
Portland
Robert E. McKusick
Guilford
Lester H. Smith
Buxton
Charles H. Merchant
E. R. Hitchner
L. S. Corbett
R. J. Smyth
College of Agriculture
Alpha Zeta
Milton MacBride
Joel Marsh
Easton
Chester Smith
Fairfield
Wesley Norton
Strong
Scribe
Basil Staples
Kittery
Max Turner
Augusta
Cecil Gilbert
Greene
John DeWitt
Sherman Mills
Scarsdale
N. Y
William Farwell
Unity
Malcolm Tilton
Burnham
Norton Keene
Buckfield
John Dean
Waterville
Allen Corbett
Crono
Maurice D. Jones
Lester Smith
Glen Torrey
East Poland
Robert McKusick
Leslie Hutchins
Ira Packard
Bath Driving Club Reorganizes for Maine Saddle Paths
The Bath Driving Club led by Hon. Arthur J. Dunton reorganizes as a Maine saddle clubs state association. The April 24 Augusta meeting aims to develop a statewide bridle path system, tying three main routes from Portland through western and eastern Maine. Local groups prepare terrain data for state coordination with federal ERA support.
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Bath
Arthur J. Dunton
Saddle Clubs of
Maine
Maine Development Commission
Augusta
New Hampshire
Vermont
Everet
F. Greaton
Henry L. Johnson
Development Commission
Portland
Brunswick
Lewiston-Auburn
Androscoggin
Katahdin
ERA
Greaton
John A. McDonough
O. L. Benoit
Abenaki Riding Club of
Maine Saddle Clubs
Senate Chamber
State House
Rumford
Bangor
Waterville
Dr. Johnson
C. D. Bartlett
M. S. Tomlinson
E. R. Randall
George B. Thatcher
Auburn
John C. Fowler
Frank M. Swift
Lewiston
Bath Man Injured in New York Auto Crash
William R. Kimball of Bath, 76, was struck on West End Avenue by a Ford coupe driven by Gordon Appleby. He suffered three fractured ribs, a punctured lung, scalp bruises, and a slight brain concussion. He remains in Reconstruction Hospital with an expected stay of two to three weeks and pneumonia is a noted risk. The article also covers a North Center PTA meeting and ERA funds for recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kimball
Bath
New York
Reconstruction Hospital
Kimball
Riverside Drive
West End Avenue
97Th Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Theo. F. Waley
Hudson Street
Central Park
West
Joseph H. Gaston
Gordon Appleby
West 184Th Street
Ferraro
Major Kimball
North Center P. T. A
Grace Church
Frederick W. Humphreys
Carl C. Anderson
Arthur J. Nichols
Charles M. Tubbs
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Ernest Freeman
David Y. Alkazin
Harold S. Avery
Theodore Watson
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Joseph I. Smith
Clinton D. Wilson
Leroy F. Colby
William E. Palmer
David S. Cogan
Marius H. Page
Arthur S. Crockett
Freeman
William W. Dennison
Watson
W. Percy Marks
Leslie J. Wold
Joseph O. Purdue
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Orono
Little
ERA
Purdue
Colby
Dennison
Richard Hersom
Ruth W. Henry
Arthur 5S. Crockett
Earle B. Lermond
Elizabeth B. Deering
Pine Cone
Lermond
Palmer
Cogan
John C. Fitzgerald
Bath Iron Works Employees Enter Safety Contest
Bath Iron Works workers, about 85 percent, enrolled in a two team safety contest Blues and Reds running through August. Injuries, reporting delays, and days lost incur points. Reds led 140 to Blues 145 as of midweek. Captain roles assigned to Alex Burgess Jr. and Cecil Fullerton with a clam bake and field day planned Aug 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Blues
Reds
Harold L. Adams
Alex Burgess, Jr
Cecil Fullerton
Adams
Mr. Adams
Gerald S. Atkinson
Sidney L. Eaton
L. Eugene Thebeau
George Fowles
Clarence Warner
Chester Marr
Ray Smith
James Ledyard
Roland F. Hill
Herbert Anderson
Scott Morse
Carroll Watson
Edward Whitehouse
Everett Lemont
William Kittridge
Harry Briggs
William Daley
Stanley Brown
Cyrus Towne
Lance
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Assembly
Iron Works
Grid Star
Majorca
J. Henry McLellan
Atlantic
Exochorda
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
the Independent
Spain
Sierra Nevada Range
Palma
Balearic Group
Barcelona
Ralph Adams Cram
Aspe
Terrano
Pollensa
Sullier
Valldemosa
Chopin
George Sands
Marseilles
Beirut
Naples
Vesuvius
Sorrento
Amalfi
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Driving Club
George W. Stangel
Octave Breton
Ridgeway
Mr. Stangel
New York State
Bath Man
Metropolis
Maj. W. R. Kimball
North Center
P.T. A. By Auto
Haymarket Square
Bath Iron Works
Lester Knight
Lower Washington Street
Memorial Hospital