Winnegance Club Holds February Meeting And Pitch Tourney
The Winnegance senior club met with about 30 members as the second round of the weekly pitch tournament took place. A dinner for the Christmas hunt losers was approved. Reports noted progress on a minstrel show for March and a state traveling library for the clubhouse. Individual and team scores from the tournament were recorded and local notices included hospital updates and community event plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Sen
The
Cay
Winfield Morse
Earl Morse
Arthur Brown
Frank Allegrin
Joseph Tk. McCutcheon
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Albert Morse
Frank Terry
Omar Perry
Robert P. Manson
Augustus Small
Almon R. Perry
Walter Morse
Charles Rogers
Percy— Morse
Winfield
W Morse
Zina M. Eaton
Olney
Perry
Lloyd Rogers
John G. Morse
Harry
Webber
Hayden Conant
Edgar Oliver
Frank Perry
Harry (. Webber
Percy Morse
Olney C. Perry
Charles EB. Heavitt, Jr
Harry C. Webber
Almens R. Perry
Hayden, Conant
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Winfielkl W. Morse
Olney & Perry
Obituary of John Orr Porter 60 North Bath resident
John Orr Porter of North Bath died Tuesday evening after a short pneumonia illness. Born in Scotland he moved to Bath 15 months ago and bought the Ingalls farm. He spent 12 years in the provision trade in St. John New Brunswick and 2 years in Westwood Massachusetts prior to Bath. Survived by wife two sons and six daughters including Mrs. W R Alexander Westwood Mass Mrs A P Wright Providence Beatrice Georgina Jean Alice Charles and William. Funeral will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orr Porter
North Bath
Scotland
Bath
Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Westwood
Mass
W. RR. Alexander
Mendelssohn Club Delights Members With Supper
Mendelssohn club held a winter session at Oak Street Parish House with a rehearsal followed by a chicken salad repast. Plans were announced for the Chapman concert at Wesley church on March 10 under club auspices, with an arrangements committee named including Daley Drake Gordon Dunbar Plant Legro Harris Oliver Thompson Hunt Nichols Colby Farnham Oliver and Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Club
Oak Street
Mildred Nichols
Roy Colby
Charles R. Farnham
Luther Thompson
Charles L. Oliver
Chapman
Wesley Church
Early Potato Growing in Scotland
A brief note traces potato cultivation in Scotland from private gardens in the early 1700s to scarce field planting before 1735. It cites a 1697 Scots writer on husbandry who first urged systematic cultivation of the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Invincibles Triumph Over Winnegance In Bridgehall Clash
Capt Stan Kingsbury and the Invincibles outplayed Winnegance 44 to 20 at Bridgehall. Kingsbury’s spectacular basket and a stifling defense capped a rough but clean game led by Marsh Haraden replacing Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Kingsbury
Invincibles
Bridgehall
Winnegance
Marsh Haraden
Marks
Charlie Merry
Capt
Haraden
Winne
Law on Political Advertisements with Responsible Signatures
A law requiring political advertisements to display the name and address of the responsible organization officer or person. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fine up to one hundred dollars or up to thirty days imprisonment. Editorials and nonpolitical content are exempt. candidates advertising their own campaigns are exempt.
Morse High Seniors Present The Private Tutor Play
Morse high seniors will stage The Private Tutor in the assembly hall Friday at 7 80 with dancing afterward. Rachel Webster and Mrs C D Wilson coached the performers. Cast includes Mr Spencer George Acheson Mrs Spencer Carolyn Stackpole Dorothy Spencer Aillian Miller Fred Spencer George Moses Mr Carother George McFadden Hans Jack Dougherty Elsie Lake Richard Edward True.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Assembly Hall
Rachel Webster
C. D. Wison
Spencer
George Acheson
Carolyn Stackpole
Dorothy Spencer
Aillian Miller
Fred Spencer
George Moses Mr
Carother
George McFadden Hans
Jack Dougherty
Paths Ossupe
Ecs
Ais
Dante Ey Eo Hlgste
Elsie Lake Richard
Edward True
Income Tax Facts For The Puzzled Prompts Clarity
The Bureau of Internal Revenue releases the first 1922 installment in a series explaining the 1921 revenue act. It outlines who must file, filing deadlines, exemptions, and surtax rates, with guidance on forms 1040A and 1040 and where to obtain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Revenue
United States
Device Helps Birds Rest at Lighthouse Beams
Naturalists find fixed perches around lighthouse beacons invite birds to rest just below the strongest beams. In Holland these perches are now used with gratifying success, reducing bird hazard near the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Tax rules for net income and exemptions described
The article explains 1921 tax calculations for a married man without dependents. It notes a $1,000 personal exemption for single or married not living with spouse, and a $1,000 exemption for non resident aliens. It also outlines four percent tax on up to $4,000 over exemptions and eight percent on the remainder, with residents and aliens treated by source of income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Legion Notes Reflect American Legion News From Old Post
Readable items include Henry Hustenden the German farmer in Manorville who cannot read and fights wartime papers, notes on Warren G Harding lookalike Lawrence Leedy at Bellevue, 48 Legion posts in a week led Missouri Illinois Wisconsin top counts, and various posts reacting to politics alcohol bills and aid to veterans. Also mentions volunteers aiding a fire victim in Los Angeles and a Navy notation policy dispute, with Atlantic City urged as national convention site.
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American Legion
Legion
Henry Hustenden
Manorville
L. L
Chateau Chierry
Hustenden
Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
New York
Lawrence Leedy
Bellevue Hospital
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
C. E. Swazey
Marion
Harding
Syracuse
N. Y
Vinton
Auxiliary
American Legion Post
Municipal Employment Bureau
New York City
Rufus Bethea
Birmingham
Ala
Stephen F. Tillman
Washington, D. C
Rainier
Navy Department
Roosevelt
American Legion of New York
Carbondale
Los Angeles
Amon A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
William F. Deegan
American Legion of
Atlantic City
N. J
National Convention of the American Legion
Altitude Climb Suppresses Lumbar Curve in Mountain Ascent
Experiments by Mosso show high altitude can flatten the lumbar spine, making climbers shorter than in valleys. Monte Rosa rises to 15,215 feet, the Alps’ second tallest peak, and the shortening is partly due to climbing exertion.
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Mosso
Monte Rosa
Alps
Button Factory Brings New Life to Waldoboro Town
Waldoboro revels in a revived industry as the Paragon Button Co takes over the old factory. About 150 workers are employed, with hundreds of tons of shells used daily to produce shirts and other buttons. The enterprise purchases multiple town buildings and draws many families, lifting business prospects since the war.
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Waldoboro
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Hadley H. Kuhn
Medomak National Bank
Paul F. Dusha
New York
Mr. Dusha
Paragon Button Corporation
Dusha Housing Corporation
Holub and Dusha Co
Paragon Button Co
Lincoln County
Ee Ae Ae
Man Returned to Worcester Hospital for Mental Care
George O Stewart a veteran of the late war was taken back to Worcester hospital under escort after escaping from the Ware state hospital. He had been gassed and became a dope addict, causing trouble in Maine and Bath. Assisted by American Legion and Red Cross, he disposed of donated goods for cash and rented furnishings for his wife and baby before being sent back to hospital.
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George O. Stewart
Ware
Mass
State Hospital
Harry, L. Thompson
Stewart
Worcester Hospital
Maine
American Legion
Red Crosx
Bath
City Hall
Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases
Russell
Overseers of the Poor
Boston
Merrill and Thompson Win at Whist
A. S. Merrill and F. H. Thompson won the weekly whist event at the Colonial on Tuesday. In second place were H. W. Owen Jr and M. Fuller Jr. Twelve pairs played 35 deals. notable results included Merrill Thompson posting the big kill score, giving them 16 for the series and leading the overall list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Merrill
F. H. Thompson
H. W. Owen, Jr
F M. Fuller, Jr
Co Waoulbines
Merrill—Thompson
Fuller—Owen
Bonney—Work
Haggett
H. Thompson
Scott—Wilson
Merrill and Thompson
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Robinson in Dorchester Center
Invitations go out for the Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Robinson to be celebrated Feb 15 at their home 1085 Washington Street Dorchester Center Massachusetts. Reception from 3 to 9. Mr. Robinson a Bathman once worked for the late W J D Robinson in a mill on Union Wharf now part of Bath Iron Works Ltd. He later owned the Mill Pond Ice Co. and left Bath in the 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Robinson
Washington Street
Dorchester Center
Mass
Robinson
WJ. D. Robinson
Union Wharf
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Mill Pond Ice Co
Gol. J. Frank Hayden
Bath
Robinson’s Lane
Middle Street
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Rumford
International Paper Co
Marcellus Adams
Philip Reynolds
Bangor
City Hospital
Irving Cromwell
Beulah McIntire
Mystery Club
Fred
Coombs
Belle Hunt
Mrs. Marco
Stephen Marshall
George Rogers
Winneganee
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Charley Preble
Rumford Falls
Arthur Perry
Walter C. Perry
Wright
George Murphy
Levi
Toothaker
Harry Riight
William Perry
Alice Rich
Clarence Johnson
Ellen Walker
Charles Williams
West Bath
Harry Knight
Augusta
Fred Dwyer
Orville Rogers
Bowdoin
Thatcher Pinkham
Pine Street
Chandler Runnells
Tortland
A. H. Goodwin
Stamford
Willard Cromwell
Portland
Calvin Cromwell
Walter
Lewiston
Charles Trask
Jeorge Trask
Goddard House
Marshall Street
Opera House
Robert Oliver
Leon Vennell
Vennell
George Dennison
Freeport
Frainz
Cecil Stevens
Five Islands
Elizabeth Stevens
J. Harry Blaisdell
Frainz Stevens
Navy
Maryland
Lillian Parks
Fred L. Parks
Alfred Cornish
William Blaisdell Avitstreky
Miss Parks
Percy Low
Guy Nickerson
Brunswick
George M. Eaton
Misses Club
Dorothy Morse
Doris Morse
Frank TP. Rogers
Baron B
Talbot
Bridge Hall
Butler
Ham
Clements
Winneyance
Saul
Morse
Cente
Oliver
Lg Peewee
Emer
Merry
Pinkham
Williams Cooper
Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
the Bath Trust Company
Man
MR. and
Mrs. Robinson
Arthur ST. Pepper
Mrs. Otis Trafton
Lewiston Waterville
Center Street
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