Morse High Pupils Honor List Issued For Final Period
Honor lists from Arthur B. Scott office cover the 1933 34 final period and the last half of the year. Postgraduates and seniors show high and highest honors with numerous named students. Juniors sophomores and freshmen across both periods list multiple students with highest honors and additional honorees.
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Morse High
Arthur B. Scott
John Skelton
John Huse
Edward Owen
Louise Briggs
Barbara Brown
Jane Donnell
Elizabeth Puller
Mary Gallant
Thomas Hall
Ellen Hodgkins
Dorothy Jenkins
Jesse Levin
Helen Minott
Blanche Moody
Alice Mulligan
Alfred Parks
Crystal Shorey
Florence Wyman
Ruth Cohen
Frank Martin
Glenwood Snowden
Beth Trott
Beatrice Adams
Viola Arsenault
Roberta Erwin
Harold Fuller
Sara Lindenburg
Wilfred Mercer
Margueritte Mulcahy
Warren McNeil
Evelyn Nickerson
Dorothy Parshley
Betty Rice
Nellie Robinson
Catherine Shellenbarger
Linwood Temple
Helen Oulton
Charlotte Page
Mary Sprague
Ruth Sprague
Ruth Brown
Esther Drummond
Dorothy Farley
Margaret Gallagher
Sophie Johns
Areta Kakos
Lena Kamendulis
Martha Cutting
Edna Durant
Bret Kakos
Ruth Lary
Ruth Oliver
Ronald Oulton
Mary Phillips
Bertha Presley
Eugene Rice
John Rogers
Francis Stover
Madelyn Summerton
Priscilla Wyman
William Owen
Frances Wallace
Dorothy Wing
Barbara Donnell
Carl
Bridge Tolls Show Big Gain Over 1933
Increased June travel evidenced by Kennebec bridge data. More people crossed June 1934 by 16,800 and vehicles by 6,097 than the previous year, with tolls totaling 117,489.50, up from 14,514.20 and a net gain of 2,975.30.
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Kennebec Bridge
Caliente
Passamaquoddy youths earn white man's education badge
For the first time in their history three Passamaquoddy youths graduate Eastport high school and return to the reservation with diplomas. The graduates Alexander E. Dana Leonard Francis and Joseph Nicholas are anglicized names with Dana serving as class treasurer. Fourteen younger tribesmen are enrolled at Eastport High.
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Eastport High School
Alexander E. Dana
Leonard Francis
Joseph Nicholas
Dana
Eastport High
West Bath Grange votes to continue summer meetings
West Bath grange voted to keep weekly meetings through the summer with 121 attendees including 23 visitors. A strawberry festival led by Mrs. Ernest Snow is set for Friday evening with dancing by Carver's Orchestra of Topsham at ten. The program included a 39th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Owen E. Rogers and featured various performances and a fortune telling act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Arthur C. Lemont
Owen E. Rogers
Doris Henderson
Miss Henderson
Albert White
Rastus
Mandy
Hubbie and Wifie
Herbert Cavanaugh
Miss Welch
Grangers
Engagement Announced for Josephine Hamblen and Franklyn Sherman
Mr and Mrs Ira P Hamblen of 11 Clifton street announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine L Hamblen to Franklyn J Sherman son of Mrs Stanton Sherman of Wiscasset and South Portland The engagement was shared at a dinner party at Mr Sherman s Sebasco cottage Miss Hamblen a Morse high school graduate 1927 works as secretary to Henry O Trowbridge chief engineer at Bath Iron Works Mr Sherman a Bowdoin College 1927 graduate attended Kent s Hill and is in Portland in the importation business He is a member of the D K E fraternity South Portland Lion Club Masonic order and Elks No wedding date has been set.
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Ira P. Hamblen
Clifton Street
Josephine L
Franklyn J. Sherman
Stanton Sherman
Wiscasset
South Portland
Mr. Sherman
Sebasco
Miss Hamblen
Morse High School
Henry O. Trowbridge
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sherman
Flower Family Visits Grand Summer Home at Small Point
Mr and Mrs Henry C Flower and daughter Shirley of Greenwich Conn arrived Saturday to spend the weekend and holiday with Mrs Flower s sister Mrs Loyall F Sewall and Mr Sewall at their summer home at Small Point.
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Henry C. Flower
Shirley
Greenwich, Conn
Parents blamed for lack of child training at meeting
Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange met with Five Islands grange to discuss ridging the country of gangsters citing lack of home training. Delegations from most granges attended the June session, 122 total, with West Bath the largest at 22. The day featured fifth degree conferrals, reports from grange masters, and sermons on parental guidance and church attendance as keys to curb juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Five Islands Grange
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
West Bath
Arthur C. Lemont
Frank E. Moses
George R. Ingraham
West Bath Grange
Hubert T. McCarty
Ralph Kenney
Lyramore Grange
Forrest Hanna
Five Islands
Maurice Shea
Woolwich
Arthur N. Peasley
Pomona
Peasley
Monmouth
Otis Gray
Richmond Corner
Lorraine Heenie
Bowdoinham
Lorenzo Masse
Brunswick
Reuben Purington
Dromore
Masse
Albert F. McFadden
Charles M. White
Augusta
Merrymeeting Grange
John H. Carter
Woolwich Grange
William A Coombs
Ceres
Russell Pinkham
Henrietta Sawyer
Dirigo
G. P. Dickinson
Bessie E. Dickinson
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
George Thompson
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Walter Knight
Progressive Grange
Florence Merriman
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Mr. Noyes
Topsham Grange
David S. Henderson
William H. Gould
Merrymeeting
Mr. Pinkham
Lillian Masse
White
Gould
Ethel Stevens
Grangers
Joseph M. Lemont
James B. Lemont
Orissa E. Carr
Funds Available For Projects Now Underway In City
Bath receives 14000 from Federal ERA for nine weeks from June 29 to Aug 30. The grant funds 113 workers, down from 165, supporting Kelley athletic field, fire dam at Whiskeay, Weeks street school yard, Morsey high school yard work, YMCA sewing, and continued admin office. while maps for assessors, music instruction, and Oak Grove cemetery program are closed.
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Small
John A. McDonough
Bath
Kelley
Whiskeay
Weeks Street
Morsey High School
Y.M.C.A
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bargain Counter program by Maine Pen Women visit Kennebunk
The Augusta Branch of the American Pen Women will host a July 6 luncheon for Summer visitors at Greenetrees Kennebunk. The event promotes Maine as the bargain counter for better value and health, featuring editorials poetry and regional talks by notable members including Esther Averill. Clara Fogg will host a broadcast on WHEB Portsmouth detailing what it means to be a Pen Woman.
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Augusta
American Pen Women
William Greene
Greenetrees
Kennebunk
Maine
New England
Maine Woods
Pine Tree State
York Harbor
Katherine Marshall
York Village
Eleanor Dutton Martin
Hinckley
Lillian Louise Greene
Janet Laura Scott
Wiscasset
Florence Waugh Danforth
Skowhegan
Eva E. Morgan
Saco
Mount Desert
Bethena Graham
Bar Harbor
Mary Sylvester
Lisbon Falls
Crabtree
Clara N. Fogg
Esther Averill
Massachusetts
Ancestral Acres
Clara Fogg
WHEB
Portsmouth
Thomases
Playground Tag Day Boosts Summer Grounds Fund
Heat and showers could not deter the P T A tag day for Summer playgrounds and equipment raising 139 dollars. Ruth Shellenbarger led with 162 tags, Helen West second with 114. Others above 40 included Ruth Cohen Emily Furber Sylvia Katz Barbara Scott Charlotte Page Margaret Tourtil lotte. Thanks extended to Frank B Nichols Bath Daily Times Roscoe P McFadden and supervisor David Y Alkazin. Lewiston aldermen approved 32 beer licenses, refused three, and warned no dancing at beer parlors. no ordinance bans dancing, chief says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shellenbarger
Helen West
Ruth Cohen
Emily Furber
Sylvia Katz
Barbara Scott
Charlotte Page
Margaret Tourtillotte
Frank B. Nichols
The
Bath Daily Times
Roscoe P. McFadden
David Y. Alkazin
Lewiston
Ashton
Bath Delegates Return From Y M C A Camp Leadership Week
Bath sends 21 youths to the State Y M C A Camp on Lake Cobbesseecontee for six days of leadership classes under Maine, Massachusetts, and New York educators. About 150 Maine youths attend. Bath group wins the camp base ball title and takes third in swimming. schedule runs from 6 a m to 9 30 p m with lectures, group discussions, and various skills training.
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Bath
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Camp Auditorium
York Lodge
Davenport
Plan to Celebrate Opening of Bridge
A celebration for the Arrowsic Georgetown bridge over Back River is being discussed with a monster clambake proposed at Natt F Howe’s field near Georgetown. The new bridge will be 35 feet higher, with straight approaches, easing highway hazards. Delays in asphalt pouring and west approach construction due to lack of gravel may push opening to late July.
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Back River
Natt F. Howe
Georgetown
Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Maine Central
Arrowsic
Georges Town
Maine Visit For Carrolls At Kennebago Lake
Gladys Hasty Carroll of Minneapolis Bates '25 arrives Sunday with husband Prof. H A Carroll of the University of Minnesota and son Warren Hasty Carroll for a week at Kennebago Lake Maine. The Kennebago hotel prepares the Owlsnest cabin for their stay during the summer in Maine.
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Gladys Hasty Carroll
Minneapolis
Owlsnest
Carrolls
Pollock Fishing Showcases Angler's Sport Across Maine Waters
Arthur G. Staples recalls Maine reef and coast fishing lore, tracing pollock on a fly back to 1924. He links saltwater sport to early voyages from Monhegan Boothbay and Friendship, then recounts a Boston perspective and a bold forecast of Maine’s pollock runs off Seguin and the Kennebec estuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Evening Journal
Maine Development Commission
Maine Publicity Bureau
New England Council, Recreational Department
Maine
Monhegan
Boothbay
Gulf of Maine
Florida
Boston
Paradise
Eve
Scribners
Harpers
Howard Noble
Avalon
Pacific
Atlantic
Big Willow Tree Over Century Stands At Baxters Corner
Local tale traces the historic willow planted in 1819 by Charles O. Whitmore, later debated as 1806 or 1819, and preserved by Hon. Rupert H. Baxter at the northwest corner of Washington and Willow streets. Recent surgery cleaned dead wood as community recalls its age and origin.
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Rupert H. Baxter
Washington and
Willow Streets
John H. Kimball
the Times
John Hayden
T. P. I.magoun
Bath
Baxter
John Whitmore
Mhuldah Crocker
That Famous Willow Recalled by Bath Grandfather
John Hayden recounts a Times published version linked to Mme. Eames and Kimball. The tale centers on a willow tree planted by a little girl, said to be at Col Patten’s, with a mother and sibling intervening in a disciplinary moment as the scene unfolds.
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John Hayden
Bath
Mme. Eames
Times
Kimball
Col
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