Morse Seniors Score a Success with Class Play
Morse High School seniors staged the three act comedy Dont Take My Penny in the school auditorium Tuesday evening. The capacity crowd enjoyed polished performances from Betty Anderson Louise King Joseph Swanton Paul Tourtillotte Frances Flaherty Madelyn Oliver Sally and others with Henris designer gowns as a highlight. Each cast member delivered strong, seasoned performances in a lively production full of youth charm and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Betty Anderson
Louise King
Gram
Joseph Swanton
Penny
Paul Tourtillotte
Greg
Kerry
Mizpah class meets at First Baptist church
Mizpah class of First Baptist church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Chester MacKenzie Court street. Owing to the illness of the pastor Rev. Charles R. Sims who is confined at home with a heavy cold the weekly Bible study was omitted. A social evening followed with refreshments and plans for a Christmas party at the Sims home December 28 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Chester MacKenzie
Court Street
Charles R. Sims
North Street
Red Cross Bath chapter holds monthly session
Bath Red Cross chapter met Thursday in City hall rooms with Rev. Louis A. Dole presiding. Reports highlighted 143 home visits and 12 office visits by public health nurse Ruth Henry, plus plans for Lambert Park immunization and well baby conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
The
American Red Cross
City Hall
Louis A. Dole
Carl Albee
Ruth Henry
Lambert Park
Marjorie Boucher
Etta Thurlow
Dole
Elks Club
Masonic Temple
Russell P. Hitchcock
Chebeague Island
Harry L. Day
Dominique Tardif
J. A. Redlon
Winter Street
Miller Nominated for Sagadahoc County Clerk of Courts
Justus H. Miller of Bath Republican legislator and local businessman is nominated by Governor Sewall to fill the unexpired term of Fred H. Thompson. Miller, born in Durham, has chaired the Republican County Committee and served in the Maine House. He and his wife Carolyn Main of Woolwich have three daughters Majella Carolyn and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Bath
Maine House
Bath Sewall Club
Sewall
Sagadahoc County
Fred H. Thompson
Miller
Durham
Lisbon Falls
Brunswick
Maine School of Commerce
Republican County Committee
Maine
Carolyn L. Main
Woolwich
Morse High School
Bath Memorial Hospital
Majella
Carolyn
Nancy
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Fred W. Thompson
Dike school Christmas sale and party a decided success
The annual Dike P T A Christmas sale and party at Dike school drew strong support with every sale item sold and proceeds given to the treasurer. The event featured a gift tree, decorations, and a post sale meeting noting noon lunch successes for about 40 children and plans for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T
Dike School
Farley Mayo
Fred Pinkham
Archie Wishart
James Sharkey
Arthur Bourque
Roy Loeschner
Maurice Shea
John Labbie
William Alley
Edmund Mocklar
Merton Dearing
Mark P. Hanna
William Hogan
Bire
Kovaly-Geneau Wedding Reported in Pensacola Fla
Mr and Mrs Stanley Geneau announce the Nov 29 marriage of their daughter Miss Alice Odile Geneau to John A Kovaly pharmacist mate 3 c USN R son of Mr and Mrs George Kovaly of Lisbon Falls The ceremony was in Pensacola Fla Rev J Edwin Stuards officiated Attendants were John Pfeffer and Miss Dolores Pinney The bride wore a blue wool suit and Mrs Kovaly formerly worked as a cashier in Bath The groom a Lisbon Falls High School graduate trained as a registered beautician at Hollywood Beauty Salon Lewiston He is stationed at Whiting Field Dispensary Fla The couple will reside at 202 Oak Street Milton Fla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Geneau
Lemont Street
Alice Odile Geneau
John A. Kovaly
George Kovaly
Lisbon Falls
Pensacola, Fla
J. Edwin Stuards
St. Michael’s Church
Hollywood
Lewiston
Navy
Freeman's
Whiting Field Dispensary
Fla
Kovaly
Oak Street
Milton, Fla
Portland Women Rushing to Thursday Event
Mrs James Goodwin of Chestnut Street and Mrs Ernest Wade of Rushingto Street are noted for their plans to attend a Thursday event in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goodwin
Chestnut Street
Ernest Wade
Portland
Bath Woman's Son Avenge Death Of Close Friend
The article recounts Navy Lt. John Geiger in the Pacific who shoots Japanese in a gun turret, avenging the death of his friend Jack Pierce who commanded the submarine Argonaut. A wartime allegory suggests the young officer wrote to Mary Pierce, Jack's widow, with a stark 100 for 1 image of the war’s casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
John C. Geiger
San Francisco
Anna Morse
Washington Street
Arthur Caylor
The
News
Geiger
John Geiger
Jack Pierce
J. C. Geiger
Annapolis
Pacific
Navy
Rabaul
Mary
John
Jack
Scotty Hudson to Fight Pelletier Next Monday Night
Bath lightweight champion Scotty Hudson of Bath will face Fern Pelletier of Lewiston in an eight round main bout at the old Armory on Front Street Monday night at 8 30. The Bath Iron Works Athletic association seeks to have it treated as a title match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty
Hudson
Bath
Maine
United States Army Air Corps
Fern Pelletier
Lewiston
Old Armory
Front Street
Bath Iron Works Athletic Association
State Boxing Commission
Don Brennan
Santa Claus
Joe Mallon
Royal Navy
Zip Coon
Portsmouth
N. H
Eddie Hudson
Bert Chisholm
Rochester
al Stuart
Cappy Caplette
Kid McKay
al White
Bath Iron Works
Classifieds Rate Notice for First Insertion
Classifieds notice sets 25 words for the first insertion and 20 cents per word thereafter. copy must reach the office by neon on Wednesday. The fragment indicates ad submission rules and pricing for a local classifieds section.
Farm Property Listings and Contacts Ad
Utility note invites buying or selling farm or city shares with payment details. Provides contact: Fred B Reed and Stanley E Wal lace at 3 Pront Street Bath. Includes unclear shorthand B2-W 4-Te-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Reed
Stanley E. Wallace
Pront Street
Bath
Community Notes and Club Activities in Bowdoin Center Area
Women organize surgical dressings drive at Mrs. Williams Gould home on Post Road. White Cross Baptist packed missionary boxes. Eastern Star and Parent-Teacher events feature Christmas activities and entertainment. Personal items list visits, travels, and family milestones across Waterville, Presque Isle, Portland, and Halifax connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Gould
Post Road
White Cross
The
Baptist Church
Jessie Ames
Paul West
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Parent-Teacher Association
George Brawn
Frank Heath
Richard Denham
George Brown
Reginald Dore
Eastern Star
Pearl Raymond
Neil Bishop
Carl Rogers
Frank Webber
Elmer Dodge
Milton Given
Girl Recovering From Operation Returns Home
Miss Barbara Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Robinson of 46 Dummer Street has been recovering after an appendectomy. She returned to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Huggard of Mechanic Street where she is convalescing under the care of Miss Dorothy Huggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Robinson
Roland Robinson
Dummer Street
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Dorothy Huggard
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Christmas Meeting Highlights
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met for a Christmas program with tea. Fifteen Christmas arrangements were judged by nonmembers. top honors went to Mrs Colby, Charles Kinney, and Elmer Eldridge for holiday displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Club
Garden Club
None Club
Nam
Edgar Miller
Hunt
Everett Lemont
Colby
Charles Kinney
Elmer Eldridge
Roscoe McFaden
George Churchill
Clyde Pinkham
Eldridge
M Everett Pinkham
Cuntville Colby
Charles Messenger
Fred Quimby
South Carolina
Nellie Goodrich
Harry M Glinchy
Charles Misenger
Mother Club
USO Hall
White Ribboners Meet On Tuesday In Bath
Bath city W C T U held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 70 Middle Street with Mrs Hiram A bins. Plans for the January gathering were discussed and the location will be announced. Mrs Charles H Berry spoke on Christian Citizenship and read letters from Emma Allen and Mrs Freda Morrell about Oppor ty Farm for homeless boys in New Gloucester. A donation was taken for the F esse fund and Andrew Butterfield of Hyde Winlass Co. enjoyed his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
WCTU
Ernoon
Hiram
Middle Street
Charles H. Berry
New Gloucester
Emma Allen
Freda Morrell
Fess
Robbins
Kiam Hill
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Senter's, Inc
MORSE
Frances Flaherty
Sally
Madelyn Oliver
Mark
Henri
Robert Dolan
Kenneth Hill
Norman Potter
Richard Godfrey
Caleb
Glenda Howard
Marvis
Marguerite Rines
Joanna
Dave Desmond
Red
Scott Holmes
Harrison Day
the Bath Independent
Bath, Maine
RED Cross
Gripsholm
Harry H. Cameron
Lambert
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Mr. Cameron
Dean, Allen & Washburn
Commercial Street
China
Amos Bird Co
Borden Co
Cameron
Pearl Harbor
California
Queen Esther Lodge
Odd Fellows
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekahs
Myrtie Billings
Louise Harnden
Eva Atwood
Margaret Nelson
Elizabeth McCabe
Glennora Moore
Nita Moore
Queen Esther
Nellie Dowling
Alfred Dowling
Wiscasset
Pine Cone Lodge
Pine Cone
Dowling
Lilla R. Sproul
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Hallowell
Assembly
Albert H. Thompson
Home Committee
Gertrude Stewart
Green Street
Mary Curtis
Pleasant Street
Government of Maine
Eastland
Daniel McDougall
Sale
Kovaly-Geneau
South
Alice O. Genau
U.S.N.R
E. B
Care Independent
Lieut
Scotty Hudson
Pelletier
Brennan
Clarence Blackmon
Waterville
Henry Lamoreau
Presque Isle
William Gould
Heber Lamoreau
Elizabeth Bishop
Charles Lamoreau
Gordon Lamoreau
Boston
Archibald M. Craig
Ellsworth
William H. Gould
Mandy
MacDonald
Roxbury
Mass
Halifax
N. S
Mabel Lancaster
Hughey Lancaster
James Allen
Zsigboy Ted
Taarey
Lewis
Mac Lull
Cosmo
Andrew Butterfield
Hyde Winlass Co
Betty Grable
RoBert Young
Guta
Rosie O'Grady
Mae West
Vetor
Witham Moore
Gaxton
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