Hoover and Curtis to Lead 1932 Campaign Ticket
The Republican National Convention renominated President Hoover on the first ballot on June 16 with strong support from the Pennsylvania delegation for Curtis as running mate. The party aims to restore confidence through Hoover’s economic recovery efforts and a balanced budget while Curtis gains praise as a capable campaigner. The Democratic convention faces a lively battle with many candidates and a two-thirds rule likely to trigger multiple ballots before a nominee is chosen.
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Hoover
Curtis
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Senate
Chicago
New York
Fire Fighting Machines Through the Ages
A review of fire protection history traces devices from hand squirts and handtubs to pump engines and steam wagons, then to motorized gasoline engines. Modern Bath fire department equipment reflects the shift to rapid response, with horse drawn engines fading as older units are retired for newer apparatus. A brief note mentions a Lynn Massachusetts engine scrapped for newer gear and a Maine group gathering in Rockland for an annual encampment.
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Lynn
Massachusetts
Bath
Veterans Honor Across Eras and Campaign Finance Insight
The article reflects on aging Civil War and later veterans of the Spanish American and World War eras, praising their service and noting shifting eras. It also notes state disclosure of campaign expenses, showing some candidates spend thousands while others spend less, under current regulations.
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Secretary of State
Genesta Chapter Plans Annual Field Day
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S met at the Masonic temple with routine business and a demonstration by Sarah A. Shaw. The field day will be held June 29 at Sawyer's in Dromore with supper at six. members are asked to arrange transportation and sign up three days prior. July and August meetings are suspended.
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Genesta
Masonic Temple
Sarah A. Shaw
Maine
Nellie G. Congdon
Two Pupils Receive Surprise School Awards at Dike
Supt Clinton D Wilson presented two ten dollar gold pieces to William W. Owen son of the local postmaster and Dor is E Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Perry for greatest improvement in scholarship conduct and health at Dike School. The donor requested anonymity and the award considered time in school as well as teachers' judgments.
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Clinton D .Wilson
William W. Owen
Henry W. Owen
Doris E. Perry
George J. Perry
Allan Howard Ramsay
Hibbert Lockhart Norton
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Francis McPherson
Irene Lillian Lawrence
Ibra K. Lawrence
Arrowsic
Lawrence
George Washington
Washington
United States
William L. Greene
Mary K. Kenney
Barbara Ross
Fourteen Seagulls Land At Campbell's Pond
Mr and Mrs Ernest E Williams of West Bath reported a remarkable morning sight as fourteen seagulls landed in Campbell's pond near their home. Longtime residents had never seen more than one gull at the pond and wonder if recent gull activity relates to the disappearance of fingerling trout stocked earlier this spring by the Sagadahoc Red and Gun Association.
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Ernest E. Williams
West Bath
Campbells Pond
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc Red & Gun Association
Oldest Relative Attends Morse High Graduation
The senior class of Morse high school had a notable attendee in Al lan A. MacDonald, 89, grandfather of Marjorie Palmer. He stayed for the entire ceremony Wednesday night and returned to the Old Folks Home by 11.
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Morse High School
Allan A. MacDonald
Marjorie Palmer
MacDonald
Morse High Class of 1932 Graduation Honors
The Morse High School Class of 1932 received diplomas as Clinton D. Wilson, superintendent, urged moderation beyond the post. Awards included nine National Honor Society elections and multiple gold prizes for citizenship and academics honoring students such as Paul Hayes and Newell Wilson. The program featured performances by Miss Greenblatt and Miss Shackford with remarks by Rev. Forest L. Littlefield.
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Ee Street
Norton
James WiNam
Biskeds
Welle
Temple
Sac William B. Temple
Hinckley Street
David Brown
Yale
Harry Brown
Pearl Street
Ruth Arzilla Mank
Elmer E. Mank
Woolwich
South End P. T. A
Louise Rand Calderwood
Elizabeth R. Moses
Katherine Mary McCarty
Hubert H. McCarty
High Street
Anne Conway McCarty
William D. Levin
Samuel Levin
North Street
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy
N. Y
Jeannette F. Shackford
Dike P. T. A
Ralph Wendal MacDonald
Charles F. MacDonald
Oak Street
Morse High
MacDonald
Harry E. Ring Jr
Harry E. Ring
Washburn Street
Morse High School
Alvin H. Leeman
Herbert J. Leeman
Ina B. Sidelinger
Scott
National Honor Society
Marjorie E. Palmer
William Henry Bryant
Maude E. Bryant
West Bath
John H. Bryant
Feeton Avery Fleming
John F. Fleming
Minute Street
John Joseph Murray
Miriam J. Murray
Edward Street
John J. Murray
Louise R. Calderwood
Christine McCourt
Phippsburg
Mary Alice Dunton
Wellington F. Dunton
Brunswick Road
Iona Dunton
James F. Dunton
Marjorie Furber
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Omar King
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
John Skelton
William L. Skelton
Lois Swett
Lewis B. Swett
Edith A. Mackinnon
Hibbert L. Norton
Carol E. Stevens
James W. Temple
Clinton D. Wilson
Forest L. Littlefield
Wesley M. E. Church
Word Puzzle From Historical Page Clue List
A mixed word puzzle listing numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The note promises a solution in the next issue, indicating a crossword style challenge with definitions for words, abbreviations, and mythic references.
Bach Day Honors Singers and Musicians at Graduation Night
Beth Trott and Charlotte King led the evening as pianists with an orchestra pit lineup including Hubert Arsenault, John Skelton, Chester Leeman, Durward Shorey, Wesley Lemont, Isabell Mackinnon, Priscilla Williams, John Atwood, Edith Knowlton, Esther Wilson, Sidney Knight, Linwood Temple, Mary Goodwin, Rosalys Desjardins, Frank Martin, Vanona MacDonald, Eleanor Wright, Charlotte King, Ruth Cohen, Betty Rice, Merton Sprague, Crystal Shorey. Platform members listed include Greenblatt, Edith Mackinnon, Evlyn Coombs, Jean Danforth, Ita Gordon, Emma Colby, Louise Derwood, James Temple, and William Levin.
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Beth Trott
Charlotte King
Hubert Arsenault
John Skelton
Chester Leeman
Durward Shorey
Wesley Lemont
Isabell Mackinnon
Priscilla Williams
John Atwood
Edith Knowlton
Esther Wilson
Sidney Knight
Linwood Temple
Mary Goodwin
Rosalys Desjardins
Frank Martin
Vanona MacDonald
Eleanor Wright
Ruth Cohen
Betty Rice
Merton Sprague
Crystal Shorey
Aon Greenblatt
Edith Mackinnon
Evlyn Coombs
Jean Danforth
Ita Gordon
Emma Colby
Morse
John Lancaster Conroy
Donald Francis Conroy
John J. Conroy
Elm Street
John Alden Greene
William L. Greene
John A. Greene
Leonard Court
Arthur Farley Mayo
Howard’ Warren Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Locales
A garbled line lists numerous personal names and surnames including Mackinnon Omar Ki Lois tt Ivan Kirkpatrick Geraldine Isabel Gallant Leon Buck Rus Sell Colby Ruth Ames Murial Lane and Margaret Higgins with unclear context and a trailing phrase junk text. The legible items resemble a roster or attendee list from a local source.
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Mackinnon
Omar Ki Lois
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Geraldine
Isabel Gallant
Leon Buck
Russell Colby Jr
Ruth Ames
Murial Lane
Margaret Higgins
Etna
Twenty Five Year Class Celebrates Twenty Five Years
Greenwood Massachusetts page continues list of 1907 graduates and spouses in the class reunion. It names Walter Cook Hyde Park Motor Co Hyde Park Mass Frank Ray Dunton South Portland care of M C A R Co Offices Charles Edward Gordon Portland Mrs Anna Jessie Brundage Gordon Portland Orison Haley Cottonwood California Miss Lucy Hamlen Hartwell Cambridge Mass Mrs Alice Marks Harwood Boston Miss Harriet Moses Johnson Springfield Mass Miss Genevieve Kane Wollaston Mass and others with addresses. It notes deceased members Alice Snow Dain Eva Beatrice Small Wallace Ida Totman and others. It adds two Stanleys Pierce from Ridgewood New Jersey and a Stanley M Pierce who died after graduation. It lists several members whose whereabouts are unknown.
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Greenwood
Mass
Walter Cook
Hyde Park Motor Co
Hyde Park
Frank. Ray Dunton
South Portland
M.car. Co
Charles Edward Gordon
Portland
Anna Jessie Brundage Gordon
Charles Gordon
Orison Perkins Haley
Cottonwood
Calif
Lucy Hamlen Hartwell
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Alice Marks Harwood
Jersey Street
Suite 6
Boston
Harriet Moses Johnson
Springfield
Genevieve Kane
Kemper’ Street
Wollaston
Beatrice Maude Avery McCarty
Homecroft Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Eleanor May Leydon Mildram
Peterboro Street
Harry Franklin Morse
Noank
Conn
Stanley Woodward Pierce
John Street
Ridgewood
N. J
Omah Louise Robinson
Manhattan Avenue
Sydenham Hospital
Althea Clifford Strout Ward
Grove Street
Augusta
Harry Sewall Lord
Searsport
Minnie Lavina Berry McMahan
Forest Avenue
West Newton
Alice Snow Dain
Eva Beatrice Small Wallace
Ida Totman
Whse
Etta Frances McCorrison Waters
Annie Murchison Stewart
Mason Metcalf Lemont, Jr
Annie Louise Conway McCarty
Stanley Morrill Pierce
Stanley W. Pierce
Emma Pierce
Washington Street
Stanley M. Pierce
Walter Harrison Lilly
Leroy Cummings Percy
Florence Jennie Runnells
Chester Lawrence Shepherd
William Harrison Leask
Exhibition of pupil work closes at OPPOR schools
The Opportunity School exhibition ended Thursday. At Weeks street school Miss Caroline’s pupils prepared and served a dinner for their parents, while at Dike school teacher Mrs Warren Hawley served tea and crackers. Superintendent Wilson visited both schools and spoke to the classes.
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Opportunity
Weeks Street
Caroline
Warren Hawley
Wilson
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