Six and Seven Point Stars Awarded to Bath Pupils
The Maine Public Health association awarded Six and Seven Point pins to Bath area pupils through school nurse Mrs. Rosanna Mc Fadden. Winners include North Primary School, North Grammar, and Dike, with many names listed for grades 1 through 7 and Sub Primary. Certificates for teeth examinations were also issued, with Mrs. Hawley’s class at 100 percent and others at 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Public Health Association
Rosanna McFadden
McFadden
North Primary School
Martha E. Hooper
Edward Sewall
Priscilla Trott
Barbara Trott
Eunice Perkins
John Voorhees
Jean Dennison
Eva Kingsbury
Harriet Furber
Norman Alkazin
Ruth Murphy
Barbara Freeman
Elizbeth Howard
Margaret T. Mulligan
Doris Stickney
James Voorhees
Eleanor Gediman
Mary Anderson
Marjorie Nichols
Alberta Morrison
Roberta Lewis
Beatrice W. Black
Robert Levin
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Joan Worden
Carol Hall
Joseph Spear
Ralph Huston
Elizabeth Louise Hill
Arlene Philbrick
Carrie C. Smith
Frances Flaherty
Elizabeth Small
Martha Torrey
Judith Dennison
Betty Anderson
Glenda Howard
Kenneth Hill
Barbara Stoddard
Frederick Andrews
Lily Woodsum
Scott Holmes
Lewis Wilson
Sally Hyde
Rodney Lewis
North Grammar School
Mary McClure
James McQuarrie
George Moody
Ida Nicholas
Dorothy Wing
Mildred Wright
Florence Leeman
Frances E. Sprague
Virginia Kingsbury
Phyllis Small
Ruth Pratt
Alice Warner
Howard Holmes
Mary Robinson
Patricia Sewall
Beverly Shorey
Aldeane Syphers
Lorraine Lowell
Richard Davis
Helen L. Hayes
Edmund Furber
John Shepard
Ellen Cyr
Frank Kenyon
Warren Higgins
John McLaughlin
Isabelle King
David Alkazin
Katherine I. Trott
Carlton Johnson
Dorothea Fulton
Nancy Hyde
Barbara Hopkins
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Gerald Thornton
Viola Rideout
Mary Oliver
Carlton Stover
Alonzo Curtis
Barton Morrison
Marie Lewis
Beatrice Lewis
Dike School
Bernice D. Staples
Rebecca May Miller
Ruth A. Robinson
Gertrude Emelyn Wallace
Laura S. Craft
William Wilson Owen
Virginia Choate Jewett
Lawrence Woodrow Wyman
Elmer Warren Avery
MaryJorie May Stewart
Helen Regina Simmons
Leona B. Houstis
Howard Kirkpatrick
Thornton Henderson
Doris Henderson
Melvin Henderson
Martin Vigne
Dorothy White
Maynard McFadden
Mary Brown
Emily Furber
Patricia Strout
Maynard Pinkham
Arthur Cormier
David Rich
Barbara Footer
Harold Marston
Claire Grainger
Clarence Atwood
Harold Harrington
Leroy Lord
Virginia Ingalls
Hazel Crocker
Manley Ellis
Carolyn E. Turner
Margaret Babine
Edward Hanson
Arline Harnish
Edward Avery
Betty Swanton
Jeanette Beardsley
Frederick Hoffman
Doris Crocker
Ardenne McFadden
Alyn Jewett
William Sewall
John Stewart
Beverly Graves
Edith B. Horne
Margaret Sampson
Florence Robinson
Frances Grainger
Camilla Pratt
Ella R. Jaquith
Mary McKay
David Clark
Margaret Morrill
Helen Cormier
Herbert Steeves
Gabrielle Vigne
Leon Robbins
Paul Avery
Mabel F. Libby
Edward Babine
Malcolm Varney
Herman Whittem
Geraldine Corliss
Alfred Greene
Celia M. McElman
Billy Babine
Iva Ford
Kenneth Wilson
Betty Cushing
Jackie Hopkins
Dorothy Gilchrist
Melvin Ferris
Shirley Fletcher
Lindall Corliss
Sittington Fletcher
Eileen Hayes
Stanley Lupovitz
Gladys Reynolds
Geraldine Pratt
Constance Morrill
Florence A. Hawley
Edwin Hanscom
Owen Hanscom
Edward Hudson
William Hudson
Harley Kingsbury
William Kingsbury
Stanley Marr
Annie McIntyre
Chester McIntyre
Grace Thurston
Hawley
Miss Brown
Silsby
Hayes
Morse High Class of 1932 Graduates Many Notables
The Morse high school class of 1932 features seniors from local families with siblings in Morse, college plans, and multiple soloists and leaders. Notables include Rennie Lawrence, Christine McCourt, Chick Shackford, Dick Haskell, Hibbert Norton, Kay Leonard, Louise Calderwood, Edith Mackinnon, and Jean Newell Wilson, with extensive club, athletic, and music involvement and family ties to Morse.
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University of Maine
Mary E
Pray
Norwood
Rhode Island
Morse
Miss Lawrence
Ruth G
Morse High
Elmer E
Robert E
Lawrence
Rennie
Washington
J. Hamilton
Carol
Ceres
Jeannette Frances Shackford
Roy F. Shackford
Turner’s Court
Jerry
Jericho Road
Belle
Bagdad
Billy
Violin
Cremona
Miss Shackford
Alice Frances Savage
Bath High School
Rutland Business College
Rutland
Richard Henry Haskell
Robert H. Haskell
Grove Street
Marjorie
Roswell
Gertrude
Philip
Haskell
Hibbert Lockhart Norton
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Mr. Norton
Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan Howard Ramsay
Ramsay
Francis McPherson
Les Camarades
Norton
National Honor Society
Arizona
Mr.Norton
Elmer
Barbara
Kathleen Violet Leonard
George R. Ingraham
Centre Street
Miss Leonard
A. Parke Grindell
Kay
Bird
Glee Club
Louise Rand Calderwood
Herbert Calderwood
Middle Street
Florence L. Rand
Morse High School
Winter Street
Edith Ann Mackinnon
Norman J. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Columbia University
Isabel
Norman J. Jr
Mackinnon
Miss Mackinnon
Dido
Intercians Pasnetent
Mohiba
Jean Newell
Wilson
Lenora C.mitchell
Raymond Court
Percy Wilson
Newty
Military and Naval Children’s
Louise R. Staples
Atholetics
Chelsea, Mass., Naval Hospital
Hilton Mitchell
Rita Mitchell
Frost Kills Apple Blooms In May Freeze
Farm Bureau News reports a May 23 frost killed roughly half to two thirds of apple blossoms in a major bloom area. Lower hillside and valley trees showed yellowed blossoms while hilltop plantings with good air drainage fared better. If several buds set, a light crop may result for early varieties. likely Greenings were spared.
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Augusta
Winthrop
Topsham
Farm Bureau
Horse Breaks Free Injures Driver In Woolwich
J Sumner Bailey, a Woolwich farmer, suffered cuts above the left eye and head when thrown from his wagon after the horse bolted on Front street near City Hall. The wagon struck two parked cars, then Bailey was aided in W H Smith & Son store. bystanders stopped the horse. Bailey suspects a harness fault or train fright. Henderson aided the horse and Be langer treated Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sumner Bailey
Woolwich
Front Street
City Hall Square
W. H. Smith & Son
Mr. Bailey
Smith Store
Bailey
Charles T. Henderson
Samuel Belanger
Mrs Shaw resigns from Bath City Hospital board
Mrs Albert H Shaw resigned from the Bath City hospital board of trustees at the Friday meeting. Mrs Frederick E Drake was named to the house committee to fill the vacancy caused two months earlier by Mrs Shaw's resignation. Resolutions on Dr Byron F Barker's death were presented and accepted. Henry W Owen Jr presided in absent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Shaw
Bath City Hospital
Frederick E. Drake
House
Frederick H. Kimball
Shaw
Byron F. Barker
Charles P. Wetherbee
E. M. Fuller
Pres. Wright
Thebeau
Henry W. Owen Jr
Bath Pupils Tour Windlass Company Plants
Bath Grammar school pupils led by David Y. Aliazin visited the Hyde Windlass Co. plant on June 8. They toured the pattern shop brass foundry blacksmith shop iron foundry and machine shop, viewing large propellers up to 20 feet in diameter and the Leviathan’s four blade propeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Hyde ‘Windlass C O
Central
Grammar School
Marmual
David Y. Aliazin
Windlass Company
Leviathan
Ladies' Supper Held on Weacon Street Vestry
A well attended supper organized by the Ladies on Weacon Street in the vestry of the church Wednesday of last week under their auspices. The report notes interest in the event and humorously critiques tax and rent theories based on capacity to pay.
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Weacon
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BATH
Public Health Association of
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Lewiston
Sagadahoc County
Democratic
State OF
Sagadahoc
Edgar C. Smith
Frederick W. Humphreys
A. C. Smith
Alfred K. Ames, Machias
LEWIS
Barrows
Newport
F. Harold Dabord
Waterville
James B. Perkins
Boothsay Harbor
Charles M. Richardson
Rockland
Paul C. Thurston
Bethel
Congress
Joseph E. F. Connolly
Portland
William F. Tate
Harry M. Huse
Harry A. Plumimer
Ruth H. Farnham
James C. Purington
Frank W. Carlton
Burleigh Martin, Augusta
Arthur G. Spear
Edward L. White
Bowdoinham
Laurence A. Bond
Richmond
Albert Henderson
John L. Jage
George M. Stinson
E. Mason Wright
Carroll L. Beedy
Edward E. Chase
Cape Elizabeth
N. Gratz Jackson
Brian M. Jewett
Joseph Addison Aldred
John W. Brown
City of
Board of County Commissioners
Hevenue
Georgetown
Phippsburg
West
Kennebec River
Anim River
The
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