Morse High School General Information Test Answers Published
Readers learn the Morse High School senior general knowledge test results. The prize for top scorer is five dollars in memory of Miss Moses, funded by Mrs. Allan Spear and Mrs. Charles W. Mackay of Tulsa. The list includes questions and the full answer key with names such as Edwin Arlington Robinson and Babe Ruth, plus local notes on Eastern Star and visiting dignitaries.
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Morse High School
Elizabeth Randall Moses
Allan Spear
Charles W. Mackay
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Moses
Head Tide
Maine
Board of Education
Penrod
Richelieu
Luther Burbank
United States
Bath
New York
San Francisco
U. S
Alna
Ann Hathaway
U.S
Swat
A.B.C
Jones
Florenze Nightingale
Hawaii
Emon de Valera
Huey Long
J. Ramsay MacDonald
David Copperfield
Philip
Tom Sawyer
William Roenigue
Jesus
Edwin Arlington Robinson
William Skelton
Alden C. Smith
Arthur J. Dunton
Switzerland
Sturgeon Joe
Mussolini
Victor Hugo
Alexander Dumas
Booth Tarkington
France
Louis XIII
Mme
Pierre Curie
Woodrow Wilson
Numerous Summer Visitors At Sebasco Estates Phippsburg
Summer arrivals and guests fill Sebasco Estates and surrounding areas in Phippsburg Maine. Residents list visitors from Mathuen Rye Woburn Brockton Lynbrook Peru Chicago Portland Bath Bath Gardiner Concord and New York City. Memorial Day activities include veterans and local residents, plus road work and local social events.
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Frank McLenaghan
Mathuen
Mass
Small Point Beach
Douglas Dearborn
Rye
Dearborn
Jay K. Bowker
Eugene
Woburn
Meadowbrook
Horace Holton
Brockton
Wynburg
William Grevers
Lynbrook
L. I
Besse D. Eby
Peru
Ind
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sebasco
Harold Battison
Chicago
Ill
Reese D. Eby
Charles L. Stevens
Clifton Small
Kittery
Martha Foote
Hester Rose
Bath
Sebasco Estates
Adelbert F. Williams
Augusta
Phippsburg Center
George J. Ingalls
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Carl Haskell
Mabel Ingalls
Portland
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
Minnie Wallace
John Evans
Jennie Evans
New York City
James L. Morse
Walter J. Pierce
Brunswick Hospital
William B. Perry
D. G. Morse
Willard Blair
Dedham
Raymond F. Campbell
Isabelle Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Arthur Walter
Francis Jurascheck
Stamford
Alice Rollins
Aurin C. Wallace
Rogers
Dromore
Jay Daley
Cora Campbell
Bodwell Grange
Topsham Grange Hall
Topsham
Omar Perry
Edward Bolton
Marjorie Gilmore
Virginia
Nathan W. Eaton
Ashdale
Paul Gilmore
Harry Watson
Elsie Small
Jennie Blaisdell
Sadie Wallace
Moose
Thomas C. Hughes
Frank P. Leavitt
New Harbor
Pemaquid
Vernal Chase
Ralph Robinson
Annie Bowker
Harry Bowker
Concord
N. H
Grace Parks
Somerville
Winneganee
Lincoln Parks
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Grammar School
Winthrop School Head Resigns After Commencement
C. H. Arber tendered his resignation as principal of Winthrop High School effective at commencement. He has served two years in Winthrop after a prior three year tenure as sub-master and athletic director in Hallo well and plans to enter business in Augusta.
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C. H. Arber
Winthrop School
Arber
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Hallowell
Augusta
Popham Beach Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Roundup
Eugene Stover returns from rifle duty at Camp Curtisguile Kennebec River station. Bath and Georgetown locals frequent the area with visitors, Memorial Day trips, and cottage life noted. The community mourns Capt James Perkins burial attendance listed among Bath and Popham figures.
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Eugene Stover
Kennebec
Sta
Camp Curtisguile
Mass Merle Connors
Seguin Island
Bath
Merton Oliver
Popham
Herbert Wallace
Sebasco
Freeman Trott
James Perkins
East Booti‘bay
Jim
Nathaniel Perkins
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Grace Barrett
Paul
Hallowell
Barrett
Ella Marr
Clara Oliver
Freeman Oliver
Mr. Willis
Coast Guard
Kennebec River Station
Willis
Maxwell Powers
George Smith
Maurice Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Georgetown
Charles MacDonald
Portland
Eugene Osgood
Nina Larrabee
Rollo Morton
Rye Beach
N. H
Walter Williams
George Edward McNulty
George Oliver
Christopher Marr
Hill
Naugatuck
Conn
Fred Humphreys
Fred Scribner
David Judge
Salem
Mass
Pauline Morong
Lisbon Falls
Harold Thayer
George Percy
Everett Harrington
Parker Head
Myrna Avery
Effie Spinney
Beachside
Lyman Oliver
George Morong
Perkins Island
Saco
Raymond Larrabee
Clifton Morong
Kennebec River
Charles Shepherd
Ernest Shepherd
Ethel Luke
A. Morong
Roland Alley
Coast Guard Station
Camp Curtisquile
Ida Burnham
Marie Leonard
Kenneth and
Charles
Earl Morse
Seaman Fe, Drake
Dorothy Drake
Carol
David Drake
Marguerite McNulty
Fred
Ollie Spinney
Perley Chandler
Long Island
West Georgetown
T. N. Williams
Frank Scott
Natick
Susie Oliver
Althea
Stephen Etinier
Washington, D. C
Seaman E. Drake
Horace Morse
Martha Small
Ethelyn
Doris
Henry Leonard
Clarence Perkins
Harry Spencer
Roscoe Perkins
Harold Hamilton
Providence
R. I
Winnegance Church Family Services And Community Updates
Sunday events unite Winnegance and First Baptist churches for a Radio Ensemble program as cars depart at 10 15 and reach 10 30. Deacon Charles Crosby led the vestry service at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Perley Milliken visited Fairfield after time with Mrs Milliken’s daughter. Community club met at 7 30 at the community house. Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day session at the community house. Leroy and Miss Anna Perkins returned from Hebron where they had been for months. the reunion marked the first time in 17 years father and daughter saw each other.
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Winnegance Church
First Baptist Church
New England Fellowship
Cars
Charles Crosby
Perley Milliken
Fairfield
Winneganee Community Club
Dromore Farm Bureau
Leroy
Anna Perkins
Hebron
Project Proposals Sought From Sagadahoc County Residents
The Independent invites Sagadahoc county officers organizations and individuals to submit federal project ideas that would benefit local communities. Send proposals marked Project Proposal to The Bath Daily Times for review by federal authorities. Also notes Camporee at Camp Keyes on June 8 with 600 Boy Scouts under Lt Col William C Goodwin coordinating comfort services.
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Independent
Sagadahoe County
Bath Daily Times
Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc
William C. Goodwin
James W. Hanson
Camp Keyes
Representative White Sets Out His View On Bonus Bill
Senator Wallace H. White Jr explains his stance on the Patman Bonus Bill in a Maine letter to J Horace McClure. He supported the Vinson Bill and voted against Patman to oppose printing press money and inflation risk. He warns of price rises, devaluation of the Bonus, and loss of financial value for veterans, workers, and depositors. He says the debt will be debated again in the Senate.
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Wallace H. White, Jr
J. Horace McClure
Bath
Maine
Mr. McClure
Congress
Vinson
Senate
Patmen
Patman
United States
American
France
Russia
Germany
Congress adjournment prompts Wallace White letter on currency
The excerpt shows WALLACE H. WHITE Jr signaling support for a currency bill presented to Congress before adjournment. He indicates he will vote for the measure if it is sound and asks for informers to convey the substance of the telegram to co-signers. The text reflects parliamentary debate on monetary policy.
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Congress
Wallace H. White, Jr
Sterling Bible Class Holds Regular Meeting in Deering Room
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street church met Monday night with 32 members. Mrs. John H. Hunt presided, devotional by Mrs. M Eugene Watson, Bible questions by Mrs. William J. Paisley. Calls reported 75. painting stated, auditorium cleaning funded. Plans for June 18 picnic at Mrs. Benjamin P. Coombs cottage discussed. Hostesses named for July meeting.
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Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
Deering Room
John H. Hunt
M. Eugene Watson
William J. Paisley
Pearl E. Dunbar
Lester G. Campbell
Treasury
Benjamin P. Coombs
King's Point
Chester A. Plant
William H. Sheldon
Dunbar
Paisley
Fred E. Bragg
Charles H. Berry
Fred Coombs
Wilfred W. Chaney
Lillian F. Fisher
Elbridge R. Wright
Frank M. Bowker
Death of Mrs. Ethel Rice in Bath
Mrs. Ethel Rice, 39, wife of Ira Rice of 46 Dummer Street, died Monday afternoon at Memorial Hospital after a five month illness. Born in Oxbow to Clarence Peavey, she came to Bath from Charlestown six years ago. Survived by her husband and four children.
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Ethel Rice
Ira Rice
Dummerstreet
The
Memorial Hospital
Oxbow
Clarence Peavey
Bath
Charlestown
Mass
Mrs. Gertrude Plunkett Sails for South America for Medical Study
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Plunkett formerly of Sanford sails from New York with her husband Dr. Richard Plunkett for three years in South America. The doctor will study tropical diseases. She is Ernest Johnson's daughter, born and educated in Sanford.
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Gertrude Johnson Plunkett
Sanford
New York
Richard Plunkett
South America
Plunkett
Ernest Johnson
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Frances E. Haun
Milan
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Order of the Eastern Star
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Poland Spring House
Gladys Rogers Walker
William E. Rogers
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Flora M. Risteen
Frank B. Murphy
Green Street
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George H. Kendall
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Edna N. Coolidge
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