Morse Champs Edge Salem In High School Showdown
Morse high edged Salem 82 65 in a fast paced gym fight as Bill Perkins scored 40 points. Morse guards McFarland Sprague Dustin and Wentworth starred while Salem captain Wentworth fought hard before massed crowd of about 600 and a postgame ice cream reward for Morse players.
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Morse High
Salem
Morse
Bill Perkins
Massachusetts
Bill Hie
Salem Boys
Verkins
Wentworth
Perkins
Tie
New England
McFarland
Sprague
Big Bill Perkins
Spear
Footer
Povich
Young People Rally at Beacon Street Church
A Tuesday evening program at Theacon Street Methodist church lists events led by Miss Sarah Dblack including praise service, address by Rev. Taslor, business meeting, supper, evening service with the Beacon Street Quartet, and a tag of offerings and election of officers. The sequence features presiding leader C F Freeman, Rev Walter Whitnes, and choir conducted by Chester Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theacon Street Methodist Church
Sarah Dblack
C.F. Freeman
BE. O. Taslor
Chester Plant Wolcoing
Betcon Street
Walter FE. Whitnes
Biddeford
Seth
Five Islands Grange News Report and Meetings
The Five Islands Grange held its Tuesday meeting with degrees awarded to members including Miss Alice Cromwell and Miss Marion Stevens. Renewals for C. W. Nocton were noted, and Mrs. Lester Davis played piano while T. T. Rowe led the drum. Various local residents attended, traveled in rough weather, and community activities included a patchwork quilt, a singing session, and an illustrated pastor’s lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
L. H. Rowe
J. G. Stevens
Charles Nocton
Belle Stevens
C. W. Nocton
Lemuel Ayers
Southport
James Stevens
Robinhood
Manfred Newdick
Terman McPadden
Will Stevens
Arthur Berry
Bath
Sunshine Circle
Iva Cromwell
Sumner Mains
Doathbay
T. W. Blaisdell
Joe Greenleaf
Wiscasset
IF. M. Reid
Georgetown Center
Ellen Cromwell
Murs
A. A. MacMahan
Smelt fishing returns boost Whiskeag Creek catches
Fishermen report smelt runs at Whiskeag Creek with about 60 camps along the shore. Workers like AL BK Ridley and Tie account for multiple two tide hauls. weights include 43 pounds by Thursday night and Friday, with others catching 26 to 60 pounds. Ice fishing remains fair to good as cold weather returns.
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Whiskeag Creek
Ridley
Stl
Tie
George Hurley
North End
Horace Mitchell
Bean Rock
Chester McCullum
Carl A. R. Lewis Succeeds as Teacher at Mechanic Falls
Carl A T Lewis sub-master and new agricultural course teacher in Mechanic Falls is praised by school authorities and farmers. A Maine native with dairy training, he served in the navy and graduated from the University of Maine last year. He coaches sports, sings in churches, aids in drama rehearsals, and has joined Excelsior Grange to engage with farmers.
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Mechanic Falls
Carl A. T. Lewis
Lewis
Five Islands
Mr. Lewis
Augusta
TH. M. Lewis
Tie
Cony
University of Maine
Jending
Excelsior Grange
Tribute to John McInnes naval architect dies in Glasgow
John McInnes, naval architect and pioneer in submarine design, died in a Glasgow nursing home while visiting from Bath Maine. He helped build two large warships for the U S government and supervised the Holland type submarine trials in New York Harbor. He leaves a widow and three sons. Mrs John McInnes, now in Scotland, sailed for New York accompanied by her brother Dr David Roger after his death.
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John McInnes
Scotland
New York
David Roger
Mefnnes
Bath
Maine
USA
America
Great Britain
New York Harbor
Melnnes
United States
Hoover Luncheon for European Fund Raises Donations
The Hoover luncheon at the First Universalist vestry drew a large crowd and raised funds for Europe’s starving children. Attendees offered one dollar each, with supper served 5:30 to 7 PM using Swift’s hams donated by local merchants.
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Universalist
Europe
Swift
Clarence Fe. Johnson
Mae Fe Motley Fuller
Miriam Kimball
Dorothy Jewett
Roscoe
McFadden
Clare Coombs
Vickets
Mary KF. Gibbons
Frank JH. Southard
Frederick EE. Drake
Herbert Mallard
Allen M. Trish
Chirenee Fe, Johnson
Mary L. Turpin
Hoover Fund
League of Central Church
Miles
Purington
West Bath
Punctual Pupils at Morse High School
Morse high school announced students who were not absent or tardy during the first half of the school year. Listed are seniors, juniors, sophomores, and room designations with names such as Marie Findlan Irene Kingsbury Blanche White and Eleanor Bates Doroth Welch, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Marie Findlan
Marian Hill
Irene Kingsbury
Irene Lennox
Josephine Freeman
Blanche White
Raphael Haley
Roger Worres
George Cahill
Randolph Many
Elford Stover
Tallinn Watson
Raymond Williams
Toom G
Eleanor Bates
Loretta Curran
Christine Curtis
Doris Hutchins
Almina Jacques
Margaret Kennedy
Plorence Longley
Kenneth Nason
Mabel Nason
Annie Quinn
Phyllis Ranger
Mildred Watson
Dorothy Welch
Theodore Burns
Adelaide Coombs
Dorothy Davis
Marion E. Dolloff
Beatrice Harrington
Frederick €. Trish
Bernice Quimbs
Miriam Rice
Dorothy Sheldon
Morse High Stars Face Three Day Prep Tour
Morse High basketball players, fresh off beating Westbrook, head out Thursday for a three day series against Bangor Old Town and Dexter. If successful they may tour Medford Massachusetts for the New England championship games. Mrs. William W Choate praises Chet Parks aid and the Maine government for installing a fire alarm box at Lemont and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Westbrook
Bangor
Old Town
Dexter High
Medford
Mass
William W. Choate
Old Folks Home
Chet Parks
Lemont
Washington Streets
Choate
Georgetown Teens Celebrate Sturrs Healds Nineteenth
A surprise party in Sturrs Healds honor marked his nineteenth birthday. Friends gathered at his home Tue day evening for games music ice cream cake and candy. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Hagan Mrs Kana Billings Dorothy Stewart Ina Noble Ida Lewis and many others.
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Mir Heald
Aia
Oon
Thoma Thagan
Kana Billings
Dorothy Stewart
Ina Noble
Ida Lewis
Junior Bagan
Parl Hagan
Raephael Rowe
Junior Vallianes
Plochard Tleald
Belle Heald
Parry Peale
Thomas Hagan
Hagan
Pinkham
Todd
William Mains
Bath
Norace Jordan
Robert
Howard Heald
Thomas Williams
West Georgetown
Mullin
Byron Rowe
Ralph Spinney
Bay Point
Wade
Islesferd
Guy Lowe
Robinhood
Charles Maine
Chester McMahan
Alfred McMahan
Five Islands
Charles Mains
Thomas Thagan
Pine Gun
Leah Maing
Noma
Loveitt
Peart
Millie Mains
F.C
Alk. Bugze
Lghter
Stedman Quarry
Harry Reynolds
EL Buzzes
Carrell Powers
Lester Powers
Flora Campbell
Charles
B.A. Williams
John Blacky
William Haley
A. Kk
Buzzo
Gladys
Leslie Dyer
Indian Point
Catherine Oliver
John Williams
Morris
Mrs. Blacky
Ward
Norman Harley
Seguin
Perley Rattle
Everett Wiggins
Fred Reid
Old Time Dramatics By Bath Amateurs Begin Civil War Era Shows
Henry W Owen Monday traces Bath Amateur Dramatic Association roots to the Civil War era when local elites staged readings and performances. The Tallman mansion on North Street hosted early entertaining events, with Henry W Owen and Frank A Owen shaping tragedy and comedy, aiding the group BALDOA in wartime fundraising. The club continued after the conflict, showcasing talent from the Owen family and others in Columbia Hall performances.
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Henry Wo Owen Monday
Taupe Old Tan Don
Bath
Highaml North Streets
Uenes
Aid
Josph M. Trott
Maple Grove Avenue
Tenry W
Frank A. Owen
Henry Owen
Frank Owen
Frank
Uas
Henry W. Owen
BOAC
TE W. Owen
RO Pica
Imaris
Columbia Hall
Morse High Inter-Class Meet Sparks Prize and Fund Drive
Mayor Charles Cahill awards prize to the winning relay team at Morse High inter-class meet in Y Friday night. Alumni contribute to a fund for track shoes as Morse aims to send ten men to Bowdoin interscholastics on March 5. Coach Alkazin expects strong Morse representation, with Bates and Cahill prominent in practice and likely running events.
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Alkazin
Morse
Bowdoin
Bates
Cahill
Fire damages Pleasant Avenue home. losses around 400 dollars
A fire on Pleasant Avenue damaged a residence owned by Loo Bean. Mrs Bean and two children were away. neighbors alerted the fire department. Firefighters used water and chemicals but kept the blaze from spreading. a pony chemical was left as a precaution. The street lies west from Washington Street near Hyde Windlass Co amid melting snow slush.
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Pleasant Avenue
Loo Bean
Ife
Washington Street
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Tufts College
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Steer
Te Carr
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Ulrich
Carey
Wilson
D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Gath, Mo
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Center Street
Bath, Maine
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Young People’s Rally
Beacon Street
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Optometrist
Front St
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C.L. Farnham Co, Inc
Rath
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Brunswick
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Carl A. R. Lewis
Hoover
European Fund
Ghindys Blair
Frederick Boudreau
Harold Toutin
Carlton Burgess
Walter Davis
Gwyon Dresser
Bessie Galvin
Grace Henderson
Eleanor Lane
Catherine Leonard
Percy Lee
Francis Norton
Vincent Whalen
Leslie White
Georgetown
Sale
John J. Desmond
Dad
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