Winnegance Community Activities Ahead of Town Meeting
The Winnegance district caucus gathers at the Community House Saturday to discuss town warrant articles ahead of Monday’s town meeting. Local clubs including Mothers' and Squaw Club meet, while candidates for school committee and board of selectmen are discussed as possible contenders.
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Phippsburg
Bridge
Winnegance
Cofesnalty House
Harry B. Williams
Edgar D. Williams
Portland
Robert Oliver
Sidney Knight
Portsmouth
Charles B. Williams
Topsham
Dromore Grange
Mothers’ Club
Robert
Mangon
Elbridge Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Zina B. Hunt
Omar Sk. Perry
will_be
Bertha Coombs
Phyllis
Priscilla
E. C. Lewis
Bath
West Bath
Ruth Williams
Leon Pennell
Abram
Oliver
Harry F. Oliver
Parker O. Rogers
Board of Selectmen
Zina M. Eaton
Squaw Club
George M. Eaton
Fred L. Parks
Randolph
Herbert S. Wettingill
Mary
Winneganee
Pettingill
Massachusetts
Vennell
Amd
Elsie Allegrin
I. A. Trueworthy
Percy Morse
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Kittery Navy Yard
James I. Webber
Wphillips-Exeter Academy
Harry C. Webber
Harry J. Williams
Wilton G. Bates
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Richmo
Sagadahoc
Pomona Orange
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Cates Likely Named Bowdoin Football Coach and Director
John M. Cates of New York, a former Yale star, was offered Bowdoin College head football coach, potentially becoming athletic director. Ostergren’s three year contract expired after 1924, with Cates favored to replace him though formal action awaited President Sills.
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Bowdoin College Athletic Council
John M. Cates
New York City
Yale
Frei W. Ostergren
Cates
Brunswick
Kenneth ©. M. Sills
Ostergren
Sills
Europe
Bowdoin
New York
Stock Exchange
Maine
St. George Township
Andover Academy
Frosh
Syracuse
Tom Shevlin
Naval Academy
Baldy Dashiell
Middies
SODALITY WHIST EVENT yields banner from Holy Name Men
Clifford House hosted a Married Woman's Sodal ity whist night with 27 tables. The Sheep won the silk banner from the Holy Name Society. Winners included Mrs Rudolph Roy and Miss Marguerite Hennessy among women and Peter Allen and Milan Genthner among men. A quilt was won by Beil Lamb and Co. Refreshments were served. committees were named with Mrs M A Haraden as president and Mrs J J Murphy in charge of tickets.
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Clifford House
Holy Name Society
Rudolph Roy
Marguerite Hennessy
Peter Allen
Milan Genthner
B. Robichaud
Edward Miller
Arthur Avery
Edmond Arsenault
Beil, Lamb
Belfast
M. A. Haraden
J. J. Murphy
John Costain
John Hart
William J. Curran
Catherine Kelley
William‘s Murphy
En Arsenault
Coleman O'Brien
Laura Genthner
George McElnan
Regina Roy
John Curr
Joseph Hartards
E. J. Murphy
Local resident finds unusual caterpillar in Lath city home
Early signs of spring noted by Lath residents include robins, snakes, and frogs. Joseph Robinson reports discovering a lively caterpillar in his city home on Tuesday.
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Joseph Robinson
Phippsburg Sees Long List Of Town Meeting Candidates
Unusual interest surrounds next Monday town meeting as candidates surface for board of selectmen tax collector road commissioner town clerk and school board. Voters may receive detailed town reports in advance. debt shown as reduced.
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Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
George C. Pease
Zina M. Eaton
Fred A. Curtis
Herbert W.cutting
Willian R. Bowie
Parker O. Rogers
Page A. Wyman
Walter J. McCourt
Pred A. Oliver
Nathaniel Morse
Abbie A. Small
Everett A. Torrington
Agnes Cutting
Harry F. Oliver
Winneganee
Perley Crummer
Son Thurlow
Wiscasset
Violet Lufkin
George &. Davis
Front Street
Bath
Lizzie Moore
Meadowbrook
J. H. Pease
Earl Perkins
Cambridge
Mass
Cox's Head
Fred A. Oliver
Maud Heald
Mary Heald
Small Point
Virginia Cleaves
Peaks Island
Charles L. Knight
Squirrel Point Light
W. J. McCourt
Minott
William Heald
Edward
Henry
Bay Point
Horace Brown
Mr. Heald
Mr. Brown
William Cullity
Buecksport
Martha Percy
Freeman C. Bowker
A. P. Sylvester
Brunswick
Marguerite Sylvester
Henry Minott
Portland
Rebekahs Honor Veteran Member Mrs Pepper Farewell Supper
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge honored charter member Mrs Lewis Pepper with a farewell supper at Odd Fellows hall. Seventy five members attended the decoration featured cherry trees Uncle Sam flags and Washington motif. Mrs Cornelian Lord played piano as readings and songs followed. Noble Grand Mrs Eola Atwood presented gifts and Mrs Fanny Thurlow read a poem.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Lewis Pepper
Odd Fellows Hall
Pepper
George Washington
Cornelian Lord
Annette Pinkham
Lodge
Eola Atwood
Fanny Thurlow
Leonard Munsey
Elizabeth McCabe
Eva Atwood
Washington Assembly at Morse High School
Friday forenoon assembly at Morse High School organized by Ray Hayward’s Junior English division and led by Alex Burden. The school orchestra under Miss Martha Bates performed while readers Elsie Jeryn Galvin Hazel Footer and others presented life scenes. The cherry tree episode featured Emery Rogers Washington and Donald Préble as his father, concluding with “America.”
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Washington Assembly
Ray Hayward
Alex Burden
Martha Bates
Elsie Jeryn Galvin
Hazel Footer
Minnon
Thelma Staples
Vetty Ross
Emery Rogers
George Washington
Washington
Donald Préble
America
Washingto Trott
Navy Helium Plant in Texas Produces Coldest Liquid Air
The Fort Worth area hosts a United States helium plant that chills natural gas to 317 degrees Fahrenheit below zero to extract helium for dirigibles. Engineers explain the process uses pressure and refrigeration, with safety measures and a 5 million dollar facility. Helium costs drop from 2000 to six cents per cubic foot, and the plant may yield further atom era discoveries.
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Fort Worth
United States
R. B. Davenport
Arctics
Davenport
Sumner
Navy Department
J. C. McLennan
University of Toronto
Texas
France
Congress
Migratory Birds Threatened With Extinction Says Hornaday
Dr. W. T. Hornaday warns migratory game birds in North America face practical extinction if current slaughter continues. Ducks and geese could vanish within ten years without immediate bag limit reductions. He cites 6,000,000 hunters and car use doubling perils to waterfowl and hunting grounds.
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North America
W. T. Hornaday
Dr. Hornaday
Call to curb duck bag limits to save migratory game birds
A plea against a 25 duck per day limit and eight geese rule under the Department of Agriculture. The writer warns that current limits threaten many duck species across 29 states and urges hunters, bird lovers, and the public to act now to protect wildlife before it is too late.
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Depot of Agriculture
Obituary: Harry W Saunders former Brunswick editor passes
Harry W Saunders 54 former editor of the Brunswick Record and secretary of both the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce and Maine Press Association died Monday night after pneumonia. He had moved from Brunswick to Quincy in January to be business manager of the Home Journal Enterprise. He was born in Bridgton England and survived by his wife Miss Marion C Leish. He was a member of Eden Lodge Masons Ware Massachusetts and burial was in Newport.
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Harry W. Saunders
The
Brunswick Record
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Maine Press Association
John Hall
Hancock Avenue
Quincy
Mass
Howard K. Barto
Newport
Saunders
Brunswick
Home Journal-Enterprise
Bridgton
England
Newpo
Marion C. M Leish
Eden Lodge of Masons
Ware
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Sodality
Holy Name Men
the Bath Independent
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GRC
Mecney
By Farquson Johnson
New Universities
Rebekahs
Morse High
NAVY
Quincy, Mass
Lucy Camo
Charles Merry
Auburn
Miss Coombs
Clarence Lakin
John P.kellex
Boothbay Harbor
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