Vaudeville and Ball Friday by Battery H Fans Rise
Battery H of 240th C. A. plans a vaudeville show and dance at the Arcad e ballroom with five acts and the Fenton Bros. orchestra to raise funds for the Battery fund. The event showcases long service, Rotary Carnival participation, and a 11 year record of efficiency led by Capt. Elver A. Stickney and Capt. J. Horace McClure with notable 1930s firings and ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery H
C. A
Arcade Ballroom
Bath
Battery Fund
Battery Boys
Fenton Bros
Lewiston
Elver A. Stickner
Rotary Club
J. Horace McClure
A.A
Elver A. Stickney
Battery DeHart
Fort Williams
Rawleigh Job Ad in Lincoln Knox Bath Areas
Available at once for reliable men in West Lincoln and South Knox Counties and Bath. Earn $25 or more weekly with no cash required. Write Rawleighs Dept MEB-9-7 Albany NY today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Lincoln
Knox Counties
Bath
Rawleigh's
Dept
Albany
N. Y
Military roll details for officers and sergeants named
The record lists Elver A. Stickney as 1st Lt Range officer Joseph A. Butler as 2nd Lt Guns Commander Edward J. McMann as 1st Sgt Battery Commander’s Observer Lt Harold M Holmes as Sgt Gun Pointer and Sgt Christopher J Cushing as Gun Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elver A. Stickney
Joseph A. Butler
Edward J. McMann
Harold M Holmes
Gun Pointer
Christopher J. Cushing
Morse High Students Debate in South Portland Practice Meet
Morse High School entered a practice debate in South Portland on short notice, with Lewiston High and South Portland and Leavitt Institute tying for first. The socialized medicine topic was debated as Morse's affirmative and negative teams performed, guided by Principal Arthur B. Scott and coaches Rev. George B. Wolstenholme and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
South Portland
Bates
Morse
Lewiston High School
South Portland High
Leavitt Institute
Portland
Biddeford
Deering
Oxford
York
Janet Bridgham
John G. Morse, Jr
Lewiston
Dorothy Mulcahy
Leah Merrill
Philip Beany
Arthur B. Scott
George B. Wolstenholme
Charles E. Hewitt
Helen Cameron
Boston Guests Stay With Mayor Sewall at The Tone House
Miss Elizabeth Pattee and Miss Con stance Peters of Boston arrived Saturday to spend the weekend as guests of Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Sewall at the Tone House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pattee
Constance Peters
Boston
Arthur Sewall
tone_house
Company officials meet joint committee on factory expansion
Julius Grossman and John F. OConnor of Congress Shirt Co appeared before two municipal committees in a joint meeting to discuss a city petition asking for an addition to double output and payroll. A survey fund was raised, and a canvass for funds will be conducted to cover estimated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Grossman
John F. O'Connor
Congress Shirt Co
H. Martin Powers
Manufactures and Manufacturing
Chamber of Commerce
Maine Central
Kelley, Spear Co
George C. Quicksall
Common Council
Pres. Centi
Pres
James A. Gillies Jr
Dominique J. Tardif
Elwood S. Toothaker
Ralph G. Stetson
Mr. Quicksall
Maine's Oldest P.T.A. Observes Founders Day
South End P.T.A. held Founders Day on Washington Street rooms noting it is Maine's oldest P.T.A. A March 3 evening talk by William N. Skelton was planned, with Mrs. Chester A. Roberts inviting members to her home next Tuesday. Mrs. John H. Hunt chosen to chair the Summer round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P.T. A
Washington Street
P.T.A
Maine
William N. Skelton
Board of Education
Chester A. Roberts
John H. Hunt
South End
William L. Skelton
J. Albert Redion
South Fnd P.T.A
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Fair features second annual American Legion fair in town hall
The American Legion Post of Brunswick plans its second annual fair at Town Hall next week on Wednesday through Friday with evening programs of variety. The fair follows last year’s successful format but introduces new attractions and replaces less popular booths. Harold E. Laws will supervise the Amateur program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post of
Brunswick
Town Hall
Harold E. Laws
Obituaries and notices from Bowdoinham and surrounding towns
Obituary notices for Albert Harward of Lewiston 79, Bowdoinham born 1856, died at GC M G hospital. funeral in Lewiston and burial in Bowdoinham. Also Percival Little born 1876 Bristol, telegraph operator and B and M Railroad veteran died in Gardiner, burial planned at Bristol next spring. Other notes include local social and community updates, illness, visits, and a Pythian Sisters installation in McDonald Temple Castlehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harward
Lewiston
GC. M. G
Bowdoinham
John M
Mary Tyler Harward
Merry Meeting Grange
Masonic Lodge
Stanley
Pownal
Sydney
Emma Virgin
Portland
Percival Little
Gardiner
Leon Dunklee
River Road
Augusta
Nellie Keyes
Bristol
Lewis and Carmalettie
Carlisle Little
Richmond
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tropical Paint and Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Shrine Club
Ethel Hackett
Lena Hackett
Linden Little
Greenfield
Mass
Roberts Undertaking
C. H. Bryant
Alvin Huntoon
Woodfords
George Hamilton
Linwood Hackett
Abbie Kent
New York
Charles Sylvester
Miriam Littlefield
Herbert
Rumford
Harold Cheney
Charles Hackett
Gerald McGinn
David McGinn
Carding Machine Road
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Herbert D. Cornish
South End PTA marks 32 years oldest in state
Mrs Redlon notes the South End Parent-Teacher Association will be 32 years old in April, making it the state s oldest PTA. The group has had ten presidents all active in the organization. Mrs Alfred E Carpenter read on PTA history and Mrs Chester A Plant spoke about Lawyer Green. The program ended with America sung. Four blue and gold birthday cakes and a bouquet centerpiece from P M Olm decorated the table, with Mrs William H Small and Mrs John H Hunt pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
P.M. Olm
William H. Small
John H. Hunt
Carpenter
Horace P. Morse
Wellington A. Moore
Charles E. Hewitt
Russell M. Colby
Founders Day Observed by Dike School P T A
Dike P T A observed Founders Day at the North End Community club rooms with 17 attendees including three guests. Mrs Frederick J Hoffmann gave a reading and tea with cake was served. Mrs Walter W Smith led as chairman for a postponed card party to be scheduled next week. Mrs Wellington Moore hosted a contract club gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
North End
Frederick J. Hoffman
Daniel MacDonald
Irving C. Varney
Walter W. Smith
Kind treatment given an injured pigeon at Covel home
A black and white pigeon from a seven bird flock frequented by ex-Alderman Ralph C. Covel and wife at Middle Street was found limp in the street. They warmed, fed, and sheltered the bird, nursing it back to health. it began flying better by Wednesday, with a bruised wing suspected. Mrs. Covel has fed the flock daily for 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Covel
Middle Street
Holiday program items meeting of cosmopolitans
The club hosted a 42 attendee meeting with tea and cakes, voting to form an advisory junior club board chaired by Miss Margaret R. Foote and others. A two dollar gift aided the Gardiner memorial for crippled children, with reports on a junior sleigh ride and a candlelit colonial play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E
Thelma W. Dearing
Fol S
Claire de Lune
Rebe Riva
Civia Greenblatt
Thelma Baker
Ceeaeneeny
Copeland Valerie Nickerson
Rita
Lapic Insicas
Franklin Howe
Contra
Beethoven
Martha Day
Margaret Gordon
Aimee
Arlene Leeman
Spaulding
Norma Cummings
Lake Platten
Mihaly
Mildred Cutting
Margaret R. Foote
Elizabeth B. Deering
Roberta P. Manson
Gardiner Memorial
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eleanor P. Danforth
Thornton O. Percy
New York
Evelyne L. Donnell
Dorothy C. Allan
Alice F. Johnson
Edwina M. Hall
Minnie A. White
Bessie M. Hunt
George Washington
Dorothy A. Welch
Nellie Custis
John H. Perkins
Christopher
Leslie J. Wold
Lawrence Lewis
William W. Dennison
Merritt A. Mitchell
Edward L. Masters
Gladys
Jean
Anne
Nellie
Abraham Lincoln
Singing Club
Leroy F. Colby
Lincoln
James Larkin Pearson
Rachel Lindsay
Old Virginna
Daily Bird Count Holds Steady Despite Feeders
A resident notes the flock remains constant each day since feeding began and the birds vanish for the afternoon around o’clock, returning later.
Bailey Evening School of Industries Delays Sessions to March
The Bailey Evening School of Industries will not hold classes until March due to two stormy nights and a weeklong vacation. Evening sessions resume March 2 for the last eight week unit, with regular classes continuing and a probable closing date around April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Hyde estate house sells to Clappison for occupancy
The 2 1/2 story wooden dwelling at 128 North Street, owned by the late Mrs. Edward W. Hyde, was sold Wednesday morning by executor Allan Spear for heir John H. Morse Jr. of San Antonio to Mrs. Alice Clappison, wife of J. A. Clappison, for their own occupancy. The sale was through Skillings & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Edward W. Hyde
Allan Spear
Hyde
John H. Morse, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
Alice Clappison
J. A. Clappison
of Skillings & Co
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Senter'’s, Inc
Maise
Peach
Esmond
Daisy
Boys OF Battery H
Crack Military Company
War Department
Arthur Alten Brewster
Sedgwick Optometrists
Center Street
Morse High
Marjorie Ellen Furber
Delphine Virginia Norton
South China
Jack Haliburton Hoyt
Green Street Methodist
Cymbrid Hughes
Green Street
John McAllister
Miss Furber
Crocker & Winsor Ston
Shipping City
Phyliss McCoubrey
Rita Cummings
Louise Trainor
Shirley Stanley
Rockland
Clark Young
Bruce H. M. White
Bruce White, Jr
John Baxter
Harold Pletts
Henry Lombard
Wilbur Cowley
White
Brunswick High
South End Association
Opera House
Edward Arnold
Marian Marsh
Monte Carlo
Dolores del Rio
Warren William
Pearl Oliver McCorrison
Bill Boyd
Jean Rouverol
Bing Crosby
Ethel Merman
Anything
Case OF the Lucky Legs
Genevieve Tobin
Guy Sedgley
Mr. Little
Dike School
Weeks Street
s.Short
Bill Hatch
Marilyn Cummings
Keats
Virginia Farley
Ngmcissus i. Sales
Shears Shies Nevin
Jane Stevens
Valse Styrienne
Wollenhaupt
Ruth Cogan
Liszt
Miss Dearing
Miss Gordon
Edward and
Gerald Cogan
Sumner Hawley
Lucille Stinson
Frances MacDonald
Washington
Prof
Herman Norge
Leaman
Raymond Court
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