Winnegance Men Gather For Library Book Exchange
The State traveling library at the Winnegance men's club grows in popularity with a Saturday night book exchange. Members and families view the list of titles including Wild Animals at Home and Isnt that Just Like a Man. The evening featured hot chocolate and snacks as ten members attended despite the cold.
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Anderson Crow
Birchwood
Basil Everman
Scouts of Lakeville High
Burgess
David Vieize
The
Blue Door
David Mallory
Kimball Webb
Eider
Erskine Dale
Fairfax
L’rom
Mary
Lulu Bett
Mortimer Penley
Germany
Wusband
Frank Pero
Harry B. Williams
Bridge Hall
Hap
Perry
Mary Pettingill
Charles FE. Hewitt
Richmond
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Ernest Higgins
Kittery
Hewitt
Navy Yard
Mytery Club
Indians Hold Bay Staters To 28 To 22 Score
Tay State A A of Lisbon defeated the Winneganee Indians 28 to 22 in Bridgehall, with Hunt and Hersom as guards for the Indians. Bernier Williams and Levesque of Lisbon stood out, while Merry of Winnegance and Roux Jordan led scoring. A rough, lively contest drew a large, stormy crowd despite the weather.
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Tay State A.A
Lisbon
Winneganee Indians
Winneyance
Bay State
Hunt
Hersom
Indians
Bridgehall
Bernier
Williams
Talbot
Winneganee
Marks
Bay Staters
Winnegance
Merry
Lisbon Falls
Levesque
Roux
Jordan
B.S.A.A
Howeteyete
Poe
Cette Peers
Bernist
Elerg
Eeeie
Eae
Nas
Rocha Ry Gaisteret
Tresingie
Mitasedci
Albert Morse
Milton Morse
Percy Morse
Edgar Oliver
Frank Allegrin
Harry. (. Webber
Karl Morse
Zina M. Eaton
Olney C. Perry
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Almon R. Perry
Arthur Brown
Omar Perry
Lloyd Rogers
Dromore
Dromore Grange
Frances Hunt
High Street
Josephine Freeman
Walter Morse
Sidney Knight
Morse High Student Wins Maine Essay Contest Prize
Miss Lillian Rogers of Morse High won first prize in the Maine Life Underwriters impromptu essay contest judged from about 3000 entries. Prize was a gold wrist watch valued at $50. Other Maine winners include Reginald Francis McCann and Lemuel Kingsbury Lord, with multiple students from Orono, Presque Isle, Newport, Hampden, and Portland high schools earning top honors.
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Morse High
Lillian Rogers
George S. Ellis
Portland
Maine
Maine Life Underwriters Association
Mr. Ellis
Miss Rogers
Carr
Maine Life Underwriters
State Department of Public Schools
George
Ellis
Rogers
Reginald Francis McCann
Orono Catholic High
Holy Name Society
Camp Devens
Lemuel Kingsbury Lord
Winterport High
Phyllis Cole Wilkins
Presque Isle High
Wellesley
Presque Isle Flyer
Alta Louise Parsons
Newport High
Hampden Academy
Elizabeth Kimball Parks
Portland High
Peaks Island
Emerson Grammar School
Sense of Humor From a Cautionary Tale
A fragment from Wayside Tales urges cultivating a sense of humor while prioritizing sense over humor. It warns against trivial wit and cautions that laughter should be tempered with practicality and discernment.
Juvenile Biologist Question Sparks Odd Debate
A quirky exchange questions whether feeding tadpoles to a baby would alter his voice to a bass frog tone. The mother dismisses the idea as dangerous, exclaiming they would kill him, while a confident retort answers with a playful “Well, they didn't.”
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Georgie
Political Economy Defined in Brief by Ruskin
A concise, quoted definition explains political economy as the production preservation and distribution of useful or pleasurable things by a state or its citizens with emphasis on timing and place.
Smart Bath Girl Miss Lillian Gladys Rogers Wins State Pageant
Miss Lillian Gladys Rogers 16 daughter of Herbert and Mrs Rogers of the Whiskeay district wins statewide contest. A Morse high senior she excels in a commercial course and holds top honors with a four year average above 95 percent. Early winter she captured school spelling champion title and on the same day wrote the prize winning es.
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Lillian Gladys Rogers
Herbert W. Rogers
Morse High
The Winning Essay on Thrift and Life Insurance
The piece urges Americans to embrace thrift through life insurance, arguing it stabilizes business, educates children, and supports national progress. It uses two Bath workers as illustrative examples, stresses parental duty to teach saving, and promotes endowment policies as future security and societal good.
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Lillian Gladys Rogers
Bath
Newport News
United States
America
iLife Insurance
Bath Faces One of Coldest Mornings of Winter
Frigid weather gripped Bath on Friday with readings from 8 to 18 below across local points including Nequasset Lake and Sagadahoc Ferry. The Bath and Popham route steamer Sabine navigated the ice and planned an afternoon sailing with warmer conditions expected Saturday.
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Bath
Weather Bureau
Nequasset Lake
Sagadahoe Ferry
Mercury
Popham Beach
Coast Guard
Winnegance
Chase’s Corner
F. W. Parris
Washington Street
West Bath
New Meadows Landing
Sabine
Bath and Popham
Men Taken to Cumberland County Jail on Larceny Charge
Officer Harry Thompson escorted Ernest Beaulais and David Lewis to Cumberland county jail Thursday forenoon where they will be held until May term of Supreme Court on a charge of larceny breaking and entering. They were committed Wednesday by Judge Keegan and were unable to secure bonds in the sum of 800 dollars each.
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Harry Thompson
Ernest Beaulais
David Lewis
Cumberland County
Supreme Court
Keegan
Mrs McKay and son head to New York to join husband
Mrs W. Mckay and her son John Richmond McKay left Thursday for New York to join Mr McKay, formerly of The Texas Steamship Co., who is in the New York office. Ex Mayor Eph Torrey accompanied them to Boston where he will stay several days on business.
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Frank Perry
Fred L. Parks
Winfield W. Morse
Olney
Terry
Almon Rf. Perry
Joseph BB. McCutchheon
Robert I. Manson
Albert Morse
Charles EF. Hewitt, Jr
Percy Morse
Edgar Oliver
Charles Rogers
Harry C. Webber
Zina M. Eaton
Earl I. Morse
Webber
Robert P. Manson
Walter Morse
Almon R. Perry
Frank Allegrin
Charles E. Hewitt
Hayden Copant
Allegrin
Means
Olney C. Perry
Arthur Brown
Charles A. Hunt
Morse High
Phippsburg Center
Mystery Club
Leon Pennell
Pennell
E. A. Davis
Baptist State Missionary
Mandy Morning
Eugene Spinney
Ebner Winslow Morse
Fred Oliver
Campbell
Augustus Small
Scott Morse
W. McKay
John Richmond McKay
New York
Mr. McKay
Texas Steamship Co
Mayoreph Torrey
Boston
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Edward Brown
Harry ©. Williams
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
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Fred A. Oliver
J. Parker Morse
Milton Tl. Morse
J. F. Upton
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Herbert Morse
Herbert Willis
Sherman Morse
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Alice Simons
Brunswick
Marcellus Adams
Adams
Harry F. Oliver
Herbert W. Cutting
Thatcher Pinkham
Arthur Cromwell
Hannigen
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Nan FE. Trask
South Street Grammar School
Evangelist Davis
Alfred Oliver
Ray Oliver
Lawrence
Mass
Harry Knight
Winthrop
Remington
Harry,. Webber
the Times
Katherine Houston
Fred BR. Teeling
Dorothy Bucklin
Mary Brown
Madelyn Chandler
Morse High School
Reginald Francis McQann
Orono Catholic High School
Winterport High School
Presque Isle High School
Newport High School
Elizabeth Kimball Pig
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