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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

8

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.

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.

Page 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Southern DIKE P.T.A George’ Ballou Yon
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