Morse High Seniors Hear Baccalaureate Sermon in Bath
Rev. Joseph O. Purdue of Winter Street Congregational Church delivered the third baccalaureate sermon to Morse High graduates in Bath. He offered advice to the Class of 1937, drawing on prior addresses to 1934 and 1935 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter St. Church
Winter Street Congregational Church
Morse
Bath
Winter Street Church
Purdue
Carl E. Albee
Gounod
Forever With
the Lord
Allan H. Ramsay
James M. Royal
Morse High School Girls’ Glee Club
Cecile Veilleux
Glee Club
Heavenly Father
James Edmeston
Alice Hogan
Jane W. Stevens
Mrs Morton’s Body Recovered Near Topsham
The body of Alice E. Morton aged 49, of Brunswick, wife of Harry S. Morton, who jumped from the Topsham Brunswick bridge into the Androscoggin River on May 19, was recovered on the Topsham shore Saturday afternoon about three miles below the scene. She was born in Brunswick, daughter of John and Mary Enwright McKinley, and leaves her husband, mother in Washington D C, two sisters Mrs Louis Bergeron of Washington and Mrs William Harris, and John McKinley of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice E. Morton
Harry S. Morton
Brunswick
Topsham-Brunswick
Androscoggin River
Topsham Shore
Morton
John and
Mary Enwright McKinley
Washington, D. C
Louis Bergeron
Washington
William Harris John McKinley
Boston
Wise Owl Troop Closes Busy Scout Season
Girl Scouts of Troop No. 3 held a Silver Tea and Court of Awards at the Y M C A marking the season finish. Many awards were presented for health, nurse, home nurse, hostess and other badges, with numerous named scouts earning 47 badges and 18 projects across 35 meetings and six hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Girl Scout Council
Glenn H. Easton
Laurada Jordan
Ruth Cogan
Pat Webster
June Sullivan
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Morse
Ruth Richter
Roberta Renaud
Marion Warner
H. Jacob Smith
Easton
Kathleen Harkins
Elizabeth Moulton
Patricia Webster
Lewis E. Spicer
R. N
Florence Nightingale
Arthur W. King
Cook
Janette W. Smith
Edmund M. Staples
Ruth
Odiorne
Camp Wyconda
Duncan H. Farrell
Elaine Nasi
Susan Quick
John H. Grindell
Warren F. Hawley
Smith
Betty Small
Marion Jordan
Bath Welcome For William Reem Ee Mucblane Line Guest
William Reem Ee Mucblane of the Line Steamship Co. visited in the city Monday evening as a guest of his father in law Fred D. Hill. The Tuscaloosa City sailed Tuesday for Baltimore then New York to finish Pacific Coast cargo. His wife and two children from Westfield New Jersey will join in Bath late this month for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reem Eemucblane
Brunswick Man Charged With Assaults After Monday Attack
Robert St Pierre 19 a Cabot mill weaver pleaded not guilty in Brunswick municipal court to two counts of assault with intent to kill following an attack on Mrs Louise Stevens 35 and Mrs Dalia Gaudreau 30. He allegedly confessed to police and led officers to where a fish knife was hidden. Gaudreau was stabbed five times and Stevens beaten but both expected to recover. He was held on 5000 and 2500 bonds and ordered to answer in Cumberland county Superior Court in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert St. Pierre
Cabot Mill
Brunswick
Louise Stevens
Delia Gaudreau
Gaudreau
Stevens
Brunswick Hospital
Joseph H. Rousseau
St. Pierre
Cumberland County Superior Court
Portland
Maple Street
Brunswick Police
Sheriff's Department
Frank Harvey
William B Edwards
Joseph Z Ouellette
Edwards
Harvey
Federal Street
Ouellette
Bt. Pierre
Bowdoin College
Sargent Gymnasium
Goudreau
Main Street
Charge of criminal assault on girl two Brunswick men
Gilbert Williams and Horatio White of Brunswick pleaded not guilty in Sagadahoc Superior Court to an indictment charging criminal assault on Miss Margaret Louisa Robinson of Richmond. The alleged assault occurred April 14 between Richmond Corner and the village in a car. Witnesses included Miss Robinson and Miss Ida Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Williams
Horatio E. White
Brunswick
Margaret Louisa Robinson
Richmond
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Arthur Chapman
Richmond Corner
Ralph O. Dale
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Miss Robinson
Ida Lloyd
Miss Lloyd
Gardiner
White
Williams
Lloyd
Lloyd Umberhind
Bath veterans form emergency regiment for Bath
At a Ro land Smith Post meeting in Bath the American Legion discussed organizing nonmembers and members into an infantry regiment for emergencies. About 1,000 local veterans ex National Guard and ROTC are available, with four districts and six companies planned, to be mobilized by fire siren. Members pledged to protect peace and jobs. officers and records will be sworn in by the police chief. Also noted is a surprise shower for Mr and Mrs Albert Thayer at 500 Middle Street with 25 relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Commandery
K.T
Belfast
St. John's
Palestine Commandery
Dunlap
Andrews School
Post Office Square
Opera House
Bangor
Commandery
Legion Band of
Waterville
Belfast Band
Roland Smith
American Legion
Bath
Active Post
The
Post
National Guard
R.O.T.C
C.M.T.C
Bath Iron Works Corp
American Legion Post
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Militia
Naval Reserve
Coast Guard
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Citizens’ Military Training Corps
Wie Bockhi Legion
Ath
Legion
Fletcher Huarford
Corliss Street
Albert Thayer
Middle Street
Thayer
Melba McFarland
Bath Memorial Hospital
Trott Family Visits and Summer Plans Mentioned
Mrs. Raymond H. Trott of Providence R I was an overnight guest Monday of Mrs. Joseph M. Trott of High Street. She will return to Providence for a few days before going to her Summer home at Small Point Beach. Her two daughters Virginia and Anne Elizabeth stayed overnight with Miss Marjorie Thaxter at Cushing's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. I
Joseph M. Trott
High Street
Trott
Providence
Small Point Beach
Virginia
Anne Elizabeth
Marjorie Thaxter
Cushing's Island
Morse High School Class of 1937 Prizes Awarded
Morse high school awards readers prize for Elizabeth R Moses general information prize shared by three seniors William Wilson Owen James Christie Steen and Robert P Sturtevant. Owen also wins Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute mathematics and science honor medal. Other honors go to Alfred Gallant Mary Lena Bates Carl Erlebach Frances Adelaide Wallace Kathleen Pepper and Emma Eileen Jones with various prizes for citizenship leadership and extracurricular achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. Moses
Allan Spear
Charles W MacKay
Elizabeth
N. J
Tulsa
Okla
Morse High School
William Wilson Owen
James Christie Steen
Robert Palmer Sturtevant
Morse
Portsmouth
N. H
Owen
Rensselaar Polytechnic Institute of Troy
N. Y
Col
Henry W Owen
Oak Street
Edward H. Owen
Mr. Steen
Aubrey E. Steen
Park Street
Mr. Sturtevant
Robert P. Sturtevant
Center Street
Miss Bates
Delmar E. Bates
Snowpark
Carl Erlebach
Erlebach
Roy C. Richter
Bedford Street
Frances Adelaide Wallace
Wallace
Dramatic Club
Bates College
Prank L. Staples
State Military and Naval Children's Home
South Street
Stanley B. Wallace
Kathleen Teresa Pepper
Dike P. T. A
Miss Pepper
Frank Pepper
Maple Street
Emma Eileen Jones
Col. Dummer Sewall
Ruth Bryan Owen
Washington, D. C
Four injured in Bowdoinham Richland auto crash
Four people were critically injured when a sedan left the highway between Bowdoinham and Richmond and crashed into a tree. Driver Rev WH Heigham 67 of Oxon Hill Maryland suffered abdominal injuries and unconsciousness. Passengers Mrs Heigham 62 and Miss Una Heigham 20 endured multiple fractures and skull injuries. Mrs Edward H Wass head of Bowdoin music department suffered facial fractures and hip dislocation. The car wrecked after the impact. two women were ejected as doors opened from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Brunswick Hospital
WH Heigham
Oxon Hill
Heigham
Una Heigham
Edward H. Wass
Prof Wass
Department of Music
Bowdoin
Morse High Seniors Elect National Honor Society Members
Morse high school Tuesday evening held class day exercises with lively scenes and a stage of all students. Nine seniors and two juniors were elected to the Morse chapter of the National Honor Society, led by valedictorian Frances Adelaide Wallace who had been elected previously as a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Elizabeth Perry
Morse High School Auditorum
Jimmie” Steen
Morse High School
National Honor Society
Frances Adelaide Wallace
Bates
Howard C. Bates
Elizabeth de McGrath
Owen
Edward Henry Owen
Horate P. Herrick
Morse High
Mm College
Stanley B. Wallace
Bath
Frank L
Congressmen tour Bath Iron Works and coastal sites
A congressional delegation visited Bath Iron Works in Bath Maine to inspect destroyer construction and naval contracts totaling about 20 million dollars. The group, including Maine’s Oliver and Brewster, toured Newport ROT, Charlestown navy yard, Portsmouth and Kittery before Bath, meeting city officials and naval officers and viewing ongoing construction of three destroyers with two more planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Congress
Maine
James C. Oliver
First District
Merchant Marine
Ralph O Brewster
Naval Affairs Committee
Washington
Newport
Rot
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Portsmouth
Kittery
Portland
City Hall
Sewall
Ralph W. Bragg
Thatcher Brinkham
William O. Robson
Georgi M. Emery
Frank T. Forner
Robert H Haskell
Frederick F. Drake
John A. Lord
Sumner Sewall
George A. Baker
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Pres
William S. Newell
Treas L. Eugene Thebeau
Rodney FE. Ross
Hyde Windlass Co
Glenn H. Easton
U.S.N
Roger F. McCall
Miss Bithacuk Osha to depart for Gardiner and visits
Miss Bithacuk Osha from Littlefield school at Berry's Mills in West Bath will close her school on Friday. She will visit Gardiner to see Miss Eleanor Wise then spend a fortnight in Vas salboro with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Arthur Clowes and with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Eliot Williams before going to Pemaquid for the Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bithacuk Osha
Littlefield School
Berry's Mills
West Bath
Gardiner
Eleanor Wise
Vassalboro
Arthur Clowes
Eliot Williams
Pemaquid
Bath Scouts Attend Camporee at State Capital
Fifteen Bath Troop 52 scouts and the scoutmaster attended the annual Camporee in Augusta. Over 3,000 scouts gathered as troops arrived Friday, pitched tents, and paraded before officials. The event featured demonstrations, a parade, and a Sunday church service broadcast to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Augusta
Colonial Club
Bath
Cam Keves
Aucusta
Lie
Mintiamy Theater
Gil Tiest
Mane
Saldisev
Groveriap
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Joseph O
St. John’s Day
Topsham- Brunswick Bridge
Androscoggin
Lions Club of
Nathan A. Cushman
Sebasco Estates
Wise Owl Troop
Brunswick Man Stars
Superior Court
BATHS
Bowdoinham Highway
Mary Lena Bates
Snow Park
Roy C Richter
Isabel Rose Gediman
Benjamin S. Gediman
Pratt Street
Barbara Bates Hogan
Ardell H. Hogan
Virginia Choate Jewett
Brian M. Jewett
Westport
Addison Jones
Fremont Street
Jones
North Street
Clifton S Nirokers Cass
Mary Edith Nickerson
Nasser College
Barbara Louise Nickerson
Troop 52
Aodhor
Amer I
Tay Fer
Tuelosure
New Englind
New York
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