Winnegance Community House Plans Move Forward
Winnegance mitn's club adjourned meeting discussed site options for a new community house. The building committee favors a Morse shipyard lease and outlined a 20 by 30 feet plan with piazza, windows, and fire place, with financing and member enrollment steps to begin once a site is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Mitn'’S
Sie
Eugene Spinney
Harry F. Oliver
Bath
Charles D Perkins
Ahippikors
Morse Shipyard
J. Parker Morse
Mr. Morse
Morse
Charles Merry
Ernest Knight
Wilton G. Bates
Olney C. Verry
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Albert Morse
Earl Morse
Edgar Oliver
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Morse Mill
Vestry
William Campbell
Portland
Y M C A Fundraising Strength in Bath and Bangor
The article notes rising interest in Y M C A activities nationwide, with Bath and Bangor receiving strong support. It explains the Y M C A is community oriented, sustained by members and friends, not self funded, and relies on annual contributions alongside endowments to support its budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Bath
Y.mlc.a
Friends of the Association
Bangor Y.M.C.A
William H. Taft
County Teachers to Meet April 28 Convention Program
President Clinton D. Wilson of Sagidahoe County Teachers Association outlines the annual convention in this city on Friday April 28. A nine oclock general session at Morse High Assembly Hall features speeches by Priest W Butterfield and others with department talks by Miss Hastings and Mr Butterfield. Deputy Commissioner Wright of Massachusetts also speaks. Clifton D. Gray Bates College president addresses the afternoon session with music from the high school orchestra. Miss Nellie R. Turner secretary treasurer, on executive committee with Wilson and others from Topsham and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pennell
Louis W. West
Dromore Grange
Waldo Weston
Bath
Tedford Street
Alfred Oliver
High Street
Zina UT. Maton
Ralph Seekins
Albert Morse
Gardiner Rogers
Meadowbrook
John G. Morse & Sons
George HL. J. Ingalls
Pitch Pine Hill
Phippsburg Center
Parker Head
William TH. Tobey
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Whd
Mystery Club
Walter Marco
Charles E. Preble
Belle Hunt
William Merry
Stephen Hogan
Hogan
Ardelle Bates
Walter R. Morse
Rumford
City Street
Winneganee
John G
Winfield Morse
Parker Head G
John G, Morse & Sons
Eugene Knight
Fred L. Parks
Fred A. Oliver
Kennebec
Walter C. Perry
William A. Perry
Abram
Oliver
Clinton D. Wilson
Sagidahoe County Peachers’ Association
Morse High Assembly Hall
Priest W. Butterfield
Frank W. Wright
Massachusetts
Clifton D. Gray
Bates College
Wrigh
Nellie R. Turner
Association
Wilson
Miss Turner
Clara Reed
Woolwich
Bernice Staples
Topsham
A L Strout Revered as Secretary by Bath Masons
Albert TL Strout, longtime secretary of Solar lodge No 4 FF A M Montgomery St Bernard R A and Dunlap Commandery, is praised for near flawless records. He has never missed a meeting as secretary and, through his tenure, lodge, chapter and commandery memberships have grown significantly. He served 27 years as Solar lodge secretary, 34 years with Montgomery St Bernard R A, and 32 years with Dunlap Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert TL. Strout
Bath
Maine
Solar Lodge
A. M
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Dunlap Commandery
Funeral of Mrs Inman at Wesley Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet G. Inman were held Tuesday at nine in the home of her daughter Mrs J W Bar Hall of Wesley Methodist church. The body was sent to Hallowell for burial. Miss Lillian Craig of Portland visited relatives on Russell street Bath during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Craig
Portland
Russell Street
Bath
Bath YMCA Plans Intensive Campaign to Raise Funds
Bath YMCA officials led by Arthur E. Buzzo announce a rapid fundraising drive to meet next year’s budget. April 20 to 26 campaign dates set with goals to clear April 30 obligations and cover current bills including merchant accounts, heating costs, and community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y.M.C.A
Arthur E. Buzzo
Bath
Buzzo
Volz
Bath Yamlcla
Local Leader Gains Ground At Growing Meetings
The town notes that a prominent figure has strengthened his cause, with daily gains in support and rising attendance at his meetings. Community members see momentum building as his work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Town
Evangelist Seeks Support for Summer Tabernacle in Wisconsin
A traveling evangelist describes a plan to set up a summer tabernacle in Wisconsin with a keg of nails, roofing pay, $250 cash, and pledges to fund a week's salary for a girl harpist. Wis casset denied a land grant to Lawrence B. Greenwood for a site, while lumber will be loaned and the structure built near the State highway. Greenwood will enlist top evangelistic workers and promote the meetings with extensive publicity across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Tabernacle
Greenwood
New England
Easter Church Programs Highlight Special Cantata
Easter services feature a church program with solos by Otis N and Esther Brawn, violins by Otis N, and offerings led by Raymond Lacasce. The evening program includes a cantata The Resurrection, with Bishop Wilson and soloists Miss Brawn Miss Spencer Mrs Colburn and Erlon Dunlap. A readers' speech by Miss Madelyn Davis closes the program.
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Otis N
H. Lane Wilson
Otis N. BE
Holy City
Raymond Lacasce
Loveland
Clarke
Hosmer
Bishop Wilson
Esther Brawn
Vera Spencer
Lara Colburn
Erlon M. Dunlap
Dresden
Otis N. Card
Seeree
Madelyn Davis
Easter School Program Delights Corliss Street Friends
Children of the Corliss street Sunday school performed a Sunday night program with many participants. Names of instructors include Susie Fletcher Eula Wright and Clara Coombs and listed acts feature songs poems and readings centered on Easter themes.
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Corliss Street
Susie Fletcher
Eula Wright
Clara Coombs
Raven GU Ose
E. O. Taylor
Evelyn Trott
Fadwina Thornton
Franklin Wright
Julia Paisley
Charlena Cornish
Velma Holbrook
Pasco
Callie Young
Elizabeth Trott
Milderd Hunt
Isabell Paisley
Clarabell Quick
Dorris Campbell
Amanda Munsey
Dorris Soule
Margaret Hill Haster
Dorris Holbrook Blow
Julia Montgomery
Clarence Eaton
Easter
Marjorie Palmer
Pethegigi
Anna Chaney
Silas Plant
Margaret Chaney
Lucille Stanley
Josephine Munsey
Anna Plant
Elizabeth Deering
Phillip Eaton
Dorris Holbrook
Evelyn Wallace
Muriel Spinney
Waster eLine
Pecs
Agnes Mains
Foster Dawn
Dorothy Lewis
Ruth Holbrook
Edna Hallowell
Elsie Trott
the Brook
Martha McDonald
Phyllis Wright
Eliazabeth Oliver
Doris Soule
Doris Campbell
Merrit Mitchell
Hallowell
Martha MacDonald
Lily
Easter Song Story by Elsie Trott and Coombs
Song list credit for John Sheldon and Irene Coombs withDorothy Lewis Edna Hallow and Margaret Chaney connected to an Easter program. The piece titled Easter Song highlights community performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheldon
Elsie Trott
Irene Coombs
Dorothy Lewis
Edna Hallow
Ees
Mohawks Seek Games for Bath Youth Baseball Team
The Bath Mohawks, ages 15 to 18, aim for a full season against peers. Captained by Carlton Burgess and managed by Leslie Ferris, they seek contests including a possible scrimmage with Morse High before their season starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mohawks
Carlton Burgess
Leslie Ferris
Huse Street
Morse High
Morse
Andrew Savage
Ralph Simmons
Lewis Pooler
Harold Boutin
Charles Burgess
John Dolphin
Murdock Murray
Bath Masons Attend Auburn Council and Banquet
A large Bath Masons group traveled to Auburn Wednesday for Auburn Council Princes of Jerusalem and H H Dickey chapter Rose Croix meetings. The council communicated the 15th and 16th degrees at three, a banquet followed at six, and the chapter met at 7 30 for the 17th and 18th degrees. Attendees included Rev. David L. Wilson, Frank J. Clark, Joseph A. Terrill and Oliver Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Auburn
Auburn Council
Princes of Jerusalem
H. H. Dickey
Rose Croix
David L. Wilson
Frank J. Clark
Joseph A. Terrill
Oliver Moses
Bathman Writes An Easter Hymn For Bath Church
Allan H. Ramsay of Bath wrote a new Easter hymn titled Gladness of Easter with words and music. It was performed as a duet at Winter Street Church Easter services by Mrs Robert B Hatch and the author. Daniel Brierly departed Thursday for Concord NHL on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan H. Ramsay
Bath
Winter Street
Robert B. Hatch
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Hese Company
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Company Boys
Winneganee Baseball Club
Indians
Sybil Houdlette
Parker O. Rogers
Clifford Road
J. A. Ham
Winneganee Bridge
Sburley
Fifth Ave
New York City
Dr. True
International
A. L. Strout
Bacar
Standard Oil CO. OF
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Broadway
Bath Y. M. C. A
Bohn
Adams
Corliss Street Church
Bathman
Daniel Brierly
Concord
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