Pupils Star in Dance Revue at the Columbia
A Columbia program featured Miss Mary Cunningham and Moderne School of Dancing pupils performing with Esther Drummond and Clifford Leeman on piano, Linwood Russell on sax, Woodbury Bailey drums, and elaborate costumes by Annabel Fabric and Daviens. The show highlighted toe dances, taps, and a variety of solos, duets, and group numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Cunningham
Moderne School of Dancing
Columbia
Esther Drummond
Clifford Leeman
Linwood Russell
Woodbury Bailey
Paul Hart
Miss Cunningham
Boston Dancing Teachers Club
Natalie Hagan
Joanne Heal
Barbara Danforth
Camilla Deering
May Nelson
Hazel McCory
Barbara Hunt
Bernice McCrater
Norna Hutchins
Dorothy Bradford
Catherine Powers
Ruth Green
Pearl Hathorne
Gloria Brown
Audrey Hill
Marion Fairhurst
Dorothy Gilchrist
Katherleen Harkins
Marion Wagner
Barbara Stodder
Dargen IG Dbo Ies
Sally Footer
Aconod AG
Jean Bailey
Strut Peters
Beatrice Avery
Broadway
Barbara Hart
RAZ Ene
Sis Og
Freida McAllister
Dancing Teachers of America
Jack Manning
Adolph Blome
Eleanor Daggnova
Bill Powers
Annabel Fabric
Daviens
Mary Anderson
Madlyn Robson
Betty Robson
Margaret Rines
Grace Crowley
Mary Stilphen
Helen Tabor
Norma Drummond
Roberta Armstrong
Barbara Preney
Caroline Carpenter
Laura Harnish
Gertrude Harnish
Emma King
Frances Lowery
Ruth Williams
Eleanor Fullerton
Marjorie Knight
Mary Stone
Dorothy McClure
Nellie Page
Barbara Wyland
Louise Sullivan
Gerda Langbehn
Patricia Maass
Jeanette Beardsley
Carmen Huse
Pearl Tailor
Laura Mulcahy
Teresa Tardiff
Trip Trott
Ada and
Etta Rowe
Robins and Roses
Germaine Bonney
Glenda Howard
Arlene Arsenault
Grace
Millicent Hecht
Sophistocrats
Bill Robinson
Savoy
Germaine Boney
Frances Callan
Irlene Filbrook
Ethel Dupont
Lewiston Lassies Rout Morse High Girls 32 to 9
Morse high girls faced a decisive loss at Lewiston as the Bluettes dominated on their Armory court. Captain Doris Crocker was sidelined for the season, and Lewiston’s passing attack broke through through a steady second and third quarter, widening a 12-1 halftime lead into a 32-9 final. The Armory surface hampered Morse while Lewiston used reserves to finish strong.
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Morse High Girls
Lewiston
Spindle City Lassies
Armory Court
Doris Crocker
Morse-maids
Lewiston Bluettes
Armory
Shipping City
Phippsburg Folks Remember Charles Marston and Local News
In Phippsburg Henry Merrill lists names in class 13 noting Charles Marston of Yarmouth, former Phippsburg resident, 92, in good health. The piece also covers Yale education matters, local visits, illnesses, and the funeral of Fred A. Curtis with Oak Grove cemetery interment.
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Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bath
Fred A. Curtis
Curtis
Raymond Wyman
William Gilman
William W. Hosmer
Albert Thompson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two Pin Margin Gives Team 3 Win Over 5
Bath Iron Works Bowling league action saw Team No. 3 edge Team No. 5 by two pins as Watson led with a 277 and the trio totaled 1040. Allen posted a 300 for Team 5, Ted Earl of Team 2 compiled 314, with Watson 277 and Labbie 274 notable among top scores.
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Bath Iron Works
Watson
Allen
Ted Earl
Maples
Labbie
Dro Farm Bureau Meets On Wednesday in Dromore
Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day session at the Winnegance Community club house with 15 members and one guest, Mrs. Mary Michaelis of Ellsworth. The planned topic Clothing Accessories was postponed due to lack of literature. Reports noted a South End Bridge Club dinner party. Five dollars was donated to the Red Cross flood relief via William L. Skelton. Members agreed to crochet a table cloth for sale at the fair, under Mrs Annie Percy. A New England boiled dinner was served by several members. The next meeting is March 10 with Mrs Derwent in charge of Meat Cookery.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance Community Club
Mary Michaelis
Ellsworth
Leila Oliver
South End Bridge Club
William L. Skelton
Bath Trust Co
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Annie Percy
New England
Anna Derwent
Jennie Harrington
Eveline Beals
Esther McCourt
Car overturns twice on icy Maine road injures none
Mr and Mrs John J Diehl of Medford Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs D R Peterson of Chicago were uninjured after their sedan skidded on an icy segment on the Woolwich Wiscasset highway near Montsweag and rolled over twice. State Patrolman John P Crosby credited a steel top for preventing serious injury during a two day outing bound for Diehl cottage in Damariscotta.
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John J. Diehl
Kilgore Avenue
Medford
Mass
D. R. Peterson
Chicago
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Montsweag
Pine Cone Troop Meets On Monday
Pine Cone troop No. 4 met in Winter Street chapel and heard Patricia Wingy leading the Scout contest, with Shirley Parshley second and a tie for third. Patrol four leads, patrol one second. A Valentine party was planned for next Monday with a committee including Virginia Trott Leona Henderson Bernadine Dall Patricia Wing and Betty Lou Hill. Jane Stevens from Silver Birch troop No. 5 led songs and signalling practice. Mrs Glenn H Easton and Mrs LeRoy V Honsinger supervised the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Troop
Winter Street Chapel
Patricia Wingy
Shirley Parshley
Patrol Four
Patrol
Virginia Trott
Leona Henderson
Bernadine Dall
Patricia Wing
Betty Lou Hill
Jane Stevens
Silver Birch Troop
Glenn H. Easton
LeRoy V. Honsinger
Date Bureau Opens at Morse High School
A Date Bureau was launched at Morse High School by seniors Charles Buddy Plummer and Channing Shorey. Registration costs 25 cents for the first date and 10 cents for each additional date, with any high school student able to register. The concept was inspired by Bates College and Omar R. King connected to the Bates bureau provided guidance. Details on arranged dates were not released early Wednesday afternoon.
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Morse High School
Charles
Buddy" Plummer
Channing Shorey
Bates College
Omar R. King
Kine
Resolutions by Bodwell Grange P of H on Curtis death
Bodwell grange of the Patrons of Husbandry mourns brother Fredrick Arthur Curtis. Members extend sympathy to his family and honor his memory. Charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days. A copy of resolutions to be entered in records and published in the Bath Independent.
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Bodwell Grange
Fredrick Arthur Curtis
Brother Curtis
Plans for 40th anniversary observance discussed in Bangor
An article notes extensive plans for the 40th anniversary of Fran RS ante augh ters of the American Revolution being discussed at a pleasant meeting of the chapter at Mrs. William H. Northrup home in Bangor. Thirty two members were present.
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William H. Northrup
Division Street
Bangor
Grammar League Girls Cheer At Y M C A Games
Five grammar schools fielded girls cheering squads as part of the Y M C A grammar league event last Saturday. Attendance neared 500 with organized cheers led by dozens of captains and cheerleaders from Weeks Street St Mary's Central and North Grammar, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks Street
Annette Williams
Betty Dauphin
Norma Steussy
Eileen Cressey
Ruth King
Marilyn Cummings
Bessie Kakos
June Stover
Barbara Kerwin
Elizabeth Cornish
Ruby Talbot
Rosamund Tinney
Elizabeth Whittem
Art and Sport Talk Delights Winter Street Fireside Club
46 young people gathered in the Winter Street chapel for a Sunday evening Fireside club meeting. Alden G. Smith spoke on Art and Sport, followed by a stories session that drew repeated applause. Prof. Robert D. Seward of Bates College attended, and Morse faculty will speak next Sunday led by Miss Lilian Goodwin with refreshments to follow.
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Winter Street Chapel
Winter Street
Alden G. Smith
Bath Red Cross drive tops $2200 for flood relief
Bath's Red Cross subscription for relief of the Ohio Valley flood sufferers exceeded the $2200 mark by Monday noon. Allan Smith, chairman of the Bath Branch, reported contributions were still arriving. The Shipping City quota started at $320 and was raised to meet times and beyond as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Red Cross
Ohio Villey
Allan Spt
American Red Cross
CANDIDATES LINE UP FOR CAUCUSES
Continue from Page One. Campaign coverage notes that a candidate claimed entitlement to another nomination amid disputes with Mayor Sewall and party workers. A fire destroyed a vacant story and a half house on Harpswell Road early Wednesday. the Brunswick fire department found the barn and ell ablaze with the main house affected. Origin of the blaze unknown, insurance on buildings owned by Richard Beamforth. M. A. Cromwell of South Portland owns an old Catholic Bible leather bound, nearly intact, translated from Latin Vulgate with cross references from Hebrew and Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Harpswell Road
Brunswick Fire Department
Richard Beamforth
M. A. Cromwell
South Portland
Morse High Pupils Aid Flood Relief
Morse high school contributed 2749 to the Junior Red Cross flood relief fund through Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees. Mid year exams gave an extra week for contributions. Seniors added 5 from grade schools, bringing total to 141.27 with West Bath and St Marys parish schools part of the effort. Harold Armes served as Center street school secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Junior Red Cross
West Bath
St. Mary's Parochial School
Harold Armes
Center Street School
Fred J. Higgins
Bath Elks Invite Guests to Valentine Night Party
Bath Elks plan a Friday nine to one Valentine party with dancing and refreshments at the Home. Invitations may be obtained from Arthur H Sprague chairman Ralph W MacDonald or John H Harkins. Miss Helen Oulton, a Maine General hospital nurse, has returned home after visiting her parents.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Arthur H Sprague
Ralph W MacDonald
John H. Harkins
Elks
Helen Oulton
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Allen Oulton
Bedford Street
Lenten Observances at Central Church Schedule
The Lenten period will be observed at Central church with services each Thursday at 7:15 PM. Dr. Wilson will give brief addresses on Personal Religion and later sermons on Restating our Religious Beliefs. Holy Week includes daily services with Holy Communion on Thursday and Good Friday open for prayer.
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Central Church
Dr. Wilson
Tts
Wilson
Alexander Darling Wedding Saturday
Calvin Alexander and Miss Phyllis Darling of Harpswell wed Saturday evening at seven in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Charles H. Berry at 188 North Street. Alexander, born in Phippsburg, is a fisherman like his father Henry Alexander a Stirling lay preacher noted for guiding a fishing schooner. Darling, daughter of Arthur Darling, is also from Harpswell. bride’s mother Gertrude Cromwell was born in Georgetown. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Toothaker of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Alexander
Phyllis Darling
Harpswell
Charles H. Berry
Full Gospel Assembly
North Street
Alexanders
Phippsburg
Henry Alexander
Alexander
Henry
Stirling
Arthur Darling
Darling
Georgetown
Gertrude Cromwell
Toothaker
Bath
Billiard Tourney Set At Y M C A This Week
The annual billiard tournament for boys and young men runs this week at the Y M C A in both senior and junior divisions. Senior pairings include Edward Fraser vs Henry Middleton and Charles Plummer vs Jere Desmond, with George Perry drawing a bye. Junior matches feature Charles Sullivan Jr. vs John Voorhees and Andrew Hart vs James Morse, Albert Desmond drawing a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fraser
Henry Middleton
Charles Plummer
Jere Desmond
Frank Gallagher
Maurice Puffer
Frank Kenyon
Willis Hall
William Owen
Wesley Plummer
Clarence Atwood
Frank Hinds, Jr
George Perry
Charles Sullivan, Jr
John Voorhees
Andrew Hart
James Morse
John Gaudet
Jean Pomerleau
Harold Babine
Donald Knight
Albert Desmond
New Club Holds First Meeting in Milan Street Home
The CC club organized Saturday evening with 16 attendees at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith's Milan Street home. Officers were elected: Norman Morse president, Norman Smith senior VP, Asa A Wilson junior VP, Norman Morse treasurer, John Gallagher secretary, John Gallagher steward, Mrs Norman Smith purchaser of banqueting supplies, Mrs Asa A Wilson press reporter. A membership committee led by Mrs Asa A Wilson was named. Games were played and refreshments served. A second meeting is planned for next Saturday at the Morse residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Club
Norman Smith
Milan Street
Norman ©. Morse
Asa A Wilson
Norman Morse
John Gallagher
John MecEachern
Bangor Woman Featured on Life Front Cover Tennis Star
Miss Constance Hedin daughter of Dr Carl J Hedin superintendent of Bangor State Hospital graces the Life magazine front cover as she plays indoor tennis at Vassar College Bangor friends confirm the identification She is also an accomplished golfer and a senior at Vassar Beginning Tuesday the 16th Mrs Lewis O Barrows will host a series of afternoon gatherings at Blaine House Women from Augusta and spouses of sclons will attend The Roussinoc Chapter DAR meets in February with Mrs Ernest L McLean at 193 State Street tea will follow the regular meeting
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Bangor
Life
Constance Hedin
Carl J. Hedin
Bangor State Hospital
Vassar College
Vassar
Hedin
Poughkeepsie
Lewis O Barrows
Blaine House
Augusta
Sclons
Barrow
Roussinoc
D A. R
Ernest L. McLean
State Street
Barrows
Winter skating on the lake and local notes
Robert P. Manson is housebound by illness but resumed work Monday. The lake is in superb skating condition with many skaters daily. Mrs. Ruth E. Totman returns from a New York tug trip with Capt. Arthur L. Totman, after visiting Boston and ports Gloucester Portland Parker’s Flats and Rockland. Orman Coggeshall suffers a severe cold and is housebound. North End and Winneganey community clubs hosted and attended social events. Squaw club met last week and plans next meeting with Mrs. Herbert Morse and Mrs. John G. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Manson
Ruth E. Totman
Winnegance
Arthur L. Totman
New York
M. Moran
Orman Coggeshall
North End
Winneganey
Squaw Club
Herbert Morse
John G. Morse
Washington trip linked to Maine DAR pilot program
Maine high schools pick three seniors for dependability service leadership and patriotism. From these, one girl is sent to represent her school in the Ruth Bryan Owen Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to Washington. The selected girl joins a representative from every state for a funded week of sights, with expenses paid.
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The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maine
Continental Congress
Washington
Ruth Bryan Owen
Grace W. Carroll
Franklin Street
Rumford
Carroll
National Society
D A. R
Morse High School pep assembly boosts spirit and plans
A Tuesday noon assembly at Morse High School urged stronger school participation in activities and home games. Principal Horace Herrick proposed an outing club and a winter sports cabin. Director Henry Small announced ticketing contests and student price cuts. Coach John Madden urged better spirit and character training, closing with “The Will to Win.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Horace P. Herrick
Henry D. Small
John Madden
Herrick
Harold E. Brown
Small
Madden
Howard Neil Hurt In Fall From Staging At Shipyard
Howard A. McNeil a Bath Iron Works carpenter was injured in a fall from a staging framework into a hold during vessel construction. He was taken to Bath Memorial hospital for X rays to assess possible injuries though no bones were believed broken. The Bath shipyard hospital unit head Harold L. Adams reported the man would undergo further evaluation. The Governor Brann ferry between Islesboro and Lincolnville Beach will be widened by 25 feet to increase capacity, allowing ten automobiles per trip instead of six after a town meeting approved the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Merrill
Portland
Charles Marston
Yarmouth
Phippsburg
Merrill
Marston
Mr. Merrill
New York Times
Yale University
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Teachers Union
Hotel Astor
New York
Davis
American Federation of Teachers
George S. Counts
Teachers College
Boards of Education
Roosevelt
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Professor Davis
Charles V. Minnett
Roxbury
Bath
Lizzie Brown
Weeks Street
Frank M. Bowker
Pine Street
William Wyman
William, Jr
Togus
Mr. Wyman
Albert Young
Phyllis
Harry Mank, Jr
Barbara
Sandra
Boston
Lewis Lowell
Elwood Cooke
New Jersey
Stanwood Gilman
Gilman
Merle Weeks
Arrowsic
Gilbert Woodman
Howard Atwood
West Point
Walter Libby
New Meadows
Ernest Rogers
Ernest, Jr
Martin Wyman
Small Point Beach
Charles Curtis
Charles, Jr
Damariscotta
Fred A. Curtis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Higgins
Howard S. Bowker
Winnie Brown
Robinhood
Harry Gilmore
Ora Hallett
Woolwich
John D. Libby
Lewiston
Earl Lowell
Sally
Lloyd
William
Cleveland
Ohio
George Durwent
George C. Beals
Bath Iron Works
Elizabeth Harrington
Fanny Marks
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
Howard Bowker
George C. Beals, Jr
George Ingalls
Burleigh Pye
Sebasco
Howard A. McNeil
Washington Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. McNeil
Harold L. Adams
Governor Brann
Islesboro
Lincolnville Beach
Owsley Dey to Lead New Palleapuc in Maine
Leo Owsley Dey of Kentucky will head the newly formed palleapuc in Maine. He is to report around February 19 with temporary offices in Hallowell city hall and later at the State House. Salary set at $2,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Owsley Dey Ky
Maine
Palleapuc
Thur ‘S Bell
Hallowell
Owsley
State House
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Lewiston Lassies
Spindle City
DRO Farm Bureau
Pine Cone
Date Bureau
Grammar League
Central Grammar
Betty Erskine
Barbara Stanton
Myra Burns
Leona Watson
Marjorie Black
Pat Erskine
Edith Seavey
Virginia Stilphen
Gladys Watson
Malcon Wagner
Barbara Morse
Lena Civen
Geraldine Lowell
Mary Robshaw
Elizabeth Green
Madelyn Robson
Elaine Collins
Frances Seavey
Frances Roy
Diana Pierce
Janet Colby
Marjorie Grace
Virginia Gallagher
Erma Bennett
Grace Middleton
Priscilla Parshley
North Grammar
Eleanor Gediman
Doris Stickney
Barbara Page
Doris Houston
Alice Dennison
Ruth Tripp
Kathleen Harkins
Helen Higgins
Martha Morse
Ruth Cogan
Roberta Louis
Mildred Perow
Marjorie Nichols
Phyllis Curran
Mary Boardman
Evangeline Canacaris
Evelyn Young
Shirley James
Geraldine Corliss
Eleanor Woodman
Marion Small
Goldie Hartford
Barbara Kilbert
Berry Lou Hill
Pauline Wright
Laurada Jordan
Louise McLean
Helen Cormier
Gertrude Haskell
Coralese Freeman
Margaret Kaler
Frieda McaAllister
Elizabeth Williams
Madeline Haley
Margaret Rich
Louise Carver
Bath Red Cross
Popham Beach
Ethel Osgood
Ida Oliver
Fricka Bridges
U. S Coast Guard
Narragansett
R. I
Walter Sprague
Ellison Moody
Long Island
Nathaniel Perkins
Clarence Perkins
Norman
Virginia
Arlene
Stanley
Moses Chandler
Walter Williams
West Georgetown
G. Edward McNulty
Clinton Newdick
Edgar N. Drake
Arthur Hill
Ralph Schofield
Seguin Island
Carol Drake
Popham School
Carol
Milliard Urquehart
Seguin
Jonesport
Daniel
Bishop
Emma Newdick
Marguerite McNulty
Morse High Pupils
Bath Elks
Alexander-Darling
Y.M.C.A
D.A.R
Howard Neil