Richmond High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Fifteen seniors graduated in a Richmond ceremony led by Earl Dickinson with Carol Ann Hurley and Douglass Marriner as flower attendants. The program featured prayers, salutatory, prophecy, music, awards, and the diplomas were presented by Supt. Kendrick. Other local graduations and civic notices follow including Emerson School eighth grade exercises and Lions Club officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond High School
Earl Dickinson
Carol Ann Hurley
Douglass Marriner
E. G. Edgett
Margaret Patterson
Marjorie Preble
Fristoty
Cee Seesan
William Meserve, Jr
Nathalie Southard
Roger Hutchins
Athalie McGinn
Pete
Myrtie K. Hinkley
Hazel V. Dunklee
Hazel Dunklee
Myrtie Hinkley
Fort Richmond
Helen Seamans
Lawrence Thompson
C. M. Kendrick
Robert Cate
Philip Densmore
Marion Dickey
Helen Douglas
Barbara Emerald
Myrtie Hinckley
Merle Lancaster
Nathalie Southad
Harold Trott
Notable Out-of-Town Attendees at Richmond Interment
The service included guests from Massachusetts such as Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hennessey of Gloucester, Frank Cussick and son Howard of Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. James Deehan and Miss Florence Cussick of Boston, and Arthur Bent of Lynn, Mass.
Eva Alice Guiou 14 Dies After Illness in Richmond
Miss Eva Alice Guiou of Richmond died Thursday morning after a nine month heart illness. Born June 24 1924 at Presque Isle she was the daughter of Clowes and Lillian Grant Guiou and had lived in Richmond four years. Survived by seven brothers and nine sisters plus a grandfather Elijah Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Alice Guiou
Richmond
Presque Isle
Clowes
Lillian Grant Guiou
Pine Tree Girl Scouts
Emerson Grammar School
Charles
Stanley
Frank
Dale
Gerald
Clowes, Jr
Merle Guiou
Alberta Rand
Mary Ackerson
Dorothy LaBonte
Gladys McKinnon
Garnetta Arline
Jacqueline
Constance
Marjorie Guiou
Elijah Grant
Robert Burns Society installs new officers in GAR hall
The Robert Burns Society held its first officer installation Tuesday night in GAR hall Middle Street. President elect Alex Mac Donald was installed by Past President John Harkins with a gavel handover. Officers include John Swan vice president James Harkins past president Joseph Craig chaplain Stewart Anderson secretary and treasurer Matthew Harrison conductor John Burgon guard William Gray piper. The ceremony featured bagpipes poetry readings and Auld Lang Syne conclude the evening with songs and dancing by guests and Miss Stitphen Highland Fling.
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The
Lions Club
C. B. Day
M. E. Joss
Russell Ring
R. E. Libby
S. W. Purinton
Leslie Roberts
Wallace Gardner
D. O. Cate
Hilda Hartford
Shirley Lang
Clarence Lang
Mason C. Carter
Woolwich
James O. Carter
Henry A. Groves
Roy Goss
Augusta
Emerson Lane
A. L
Legion Home
Marietta Greenlaw
Sara Houdlette
Sally Champney
Greenlaw
Helen Gilpatrick
Fern Perry
Ida Watson
Grace Dickinson
Pauline Preble
Doris Morris
Helen Gilpa
Portland
Edson Hartford
Henry Dyer
Gardiner General Hospital
Genevieve Stewart
Boothbay Harbor
William K. McDonough
St. Ambrose Church
Valley Falls
R. I
Trappists
James Joyce
Father McDonough
Elizabeth A. Dailey
Howard Cussick
James Deehan
Joseph Riley
Leo Hen
Robert Burns Society
Gar. Hall
Middle Street
John Harkins
Alex MacDonald
John Swan
James Harkins
Joseph Craig
Stewart Anderson
Matthew Harrison
John Burgon
William Gray
President MacDonald
Robert Burns
MacDonald
Gordon
Burgon
Harrison
Mitchelson
Piper Gray
Miss Stitphen
Kitty
Leeman
Mr. Leeman
William Mitchell
Rexford Stover
Thomas Mitchelson
Reverend Sims Addresses WCTU Meeting
Rev Charles R Sims spoke at the Nazarene church on Tuesday afternoon as a guest offering prayer and a brief talk Mrs Wilfred W Chaney read an article on Flower Missions founder Jennie Cassidy and Mrs John L Russell read In Memorys Wreath The final meeting before summer recess is planned for June 29 at Mrs Chaneys home Committees listed for devotionals entertainment and refreshments with Mabel Paquet Elva Libby Marjorie Stover and Lois Palmer involved
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W.C.T.U
Nazarene Church
Charles R. Sims
Wilfred W. Chaney
Jennie Cassidy
Flower Missions
John L. Russell
Russell Street
Mabel Paquet
Elva Libby
Marjorie Stover
Russell
Lois Palmer
Chaney
North End Club Names General Committee
At the North End Community club meeting held Tuesday evening last week the general committee for the annual lawn party on July 20 21 22 was named Everett C Lemont chairman with Daniel MacDonald Edward A Footer Joseph R Oliver and John Atwood as assistants.
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North End Community Club
Everett C. Lemont
Daniel MacDonald
Edward A. Footer
Joseph R. Oliver
John Atwood
Sagadahoc Grange Meeting Highlights Ed Event
Sagadahoc grange in Bowdoin met Saturday with visitors from nearby granges. The program included songs by George Thompson, a farce Money Makes the Woman, poem Tell Him Now, roll call Where I Would Like to Spend My Vacation, Out of Season, guitar solo Richard Thompson, and others. W Ward of Brunswick to supply one hour of entertainment. dancing after the meeting.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
West Bath
Dromore
Pine Tree
George Thompson
Dwight Adams
Mary Burns
Mattie Card
Ernest Coombs
Laurence Adams
Richard Thompson
Arthur Nelson
Roland Letourneau
Enterprise Grange 4 Memorial Service Reported
Enterprise Grange 4 held a memorial service after its Tuesday meeting with In Memoriam Rebecca Rogers and Myrtle Stuart, a flower tribute, a poem reading, a Mina Floyd solo, and benediction by Ethel Rankins. The note lists Mrs Clifford Wentworth to serve on the constitution and by laws committee at the Republican state convention June 24 2526. The Republican town committee elected Leon M. Ayer as chairman Thomas C Wentworth as vice chairman Virginia Wentworth as secretary and J Ray Bradeen as treasurer.
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Enterprise Grange
Rebecca Rogers
Myrtle Stuart
Mina Floyd
Ethel Rankins
Clifford Wentworth
Cornish
Republican Town Committee
Leon M. Ayer
Thomas C. Wentworth
Virginia Wentworth
J. Ray Bradeen
Primary Vote Counts and Summer Preparations at Georgetown
In Georgetown a 130 vote primary was held Monday amid a small turnout of registered voters. Voters new to the rolls declared party affiliation about evenly split between Democrats and Republicans. The Levine family bought the Osborne property at West Georgetown and opened their house for the season. George T. Williams of Waterville arrived last week to prepare his home for summer occupancy for visitors from Massachusetts, joined by his sister-in-law Kathleen Morse of Canton and John Gillis of Boston, a NYNH&HRR sergeant. Across from West Georgetown lies Bald Head, a scenic headland. Williams, a noted poet, contributes a verse about Bald Head praising its rugged beauty and sunsets.
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Levine
Osborne
West Georgetown
George T. Williams
Waterville
Massachhusetts
Katherine Morse
Canton
John Gillis
Boston
Gillis
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Georgetown Notes Honor Student and Visiting Guests
Miss Dorothy Hagan of Georgetown graduated from North Yarmouth Academy with class honors and a notable oration "America, And Appreciation." Several locals and friends congratulate her, while she plans a business course. Also noted are visits from Doris Trafton and Gardiner Hanson, a motor trip to Moosehead Lake and Canada, and updates on local residents and schedules including election results for state representatives.
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Dorothy Hagan
North Yarmouth Academy
America
Academy
Georgetown
School of Commerce
Doris Trafton
Boston
Howard M. Trafton
Gardiner Hanson
Arlington
Mass
Merton Jones
Milwaukee
Wis
Gilbert Gunnell
John
T. N. Williams
Moosehead Lake
Canada
Maud P. Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
Haverhill
Howard W. Moody
Bowdoinham
Earle
Alex Cunningham
Moody
Bowdoin
Richmond
Nancy Russell
Martha Bowen
B. H. Woodside
Bath
Team Captains Named for Bath Memorial Hospital Drive
Bath residents learn the captains for the hospital fund drive with Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden and Mrs. Arthur Sewall arranging team routes and house to house canvassing set to begin Monday. Ward leaders include Mrs. William Donnell Miss Helen Hayes Mis A Winchenbach Miss Anna Trott Miss Mary Newell and Mrs. Charles Henderson. Sewall Metcalfe leads the Wiscasset effort aligned with Bath plans.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
R. Clinton McFadden
Arthur Sewall
Joseph I. Smith
George Baer Connard
William T. Donnell
Helen Hayes
Mis A. Winchenbach
Anna Trott
Mary Newell
Charles T. Henderson
Sewall Metcalfe
Wiscasset
Bath
Fine work displayed in Ungraded Room at Center School
The annual exhibit and tea showcased handicrafts from 30 Center Street School girls. Items ranged from copper trays and woven bracelets to towels, samplers, dresses, and sewing projects. Guests praised the teachers and the group received lumber for manual training.
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Center Street
Warren F Hawley
Raymond C. Smail
Frederick W. Winter
Vacation School at Winter Street Church Plans
Vacation school at Winter Street church runs July 5 to July 22 from nine to 11 45 a m for children ages 3 to finishing eighth grade. Registration Tuesday June 28 from 10 to 1130 a m in the chapel to help determine supplies. Teachers include Elaine Nasi with Linna Marie Purdue in Kindergarten. Martha Page with assistants in Primary. Barbara Matter with Barbara Curran and Barbara Pittman forJunior and Senior girls. Mrs John Parker for Senior girls text work. Mrs Cecil V Rowland for Senior girls handwork. Charles Camack for Junior boys. Rev Joseph O Purdue for Senior boys. Alice Lorraine Purdue as pianist.
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Winter Street
Elaine Nasi
Linna Marie Purdue
Martha Page
Madeline Jones
Martha Morse
Patricia Webster
Barbara Matter
Barbara Curran
Barbara Pittman
John Parker
Cecil V. Rowland
Charles Camack
Joseph O. Purdue
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Maine Women Form Advisory Committee for World’s Fair
A hundred Maine women received certificates of membership in the Advisory Committee on Women’s Participation for the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Mrs Clinton W Davis of Portland chairs the Maine group with three vice chairmen and a planning meeting set to appoint subcommittees and mobilize Maine’s public interest. The list includes Miss Anne Kimball and other prominent civic figures such as Mrs William S Newell and Mrs Arthur Sewal 2d of Bath.
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Maine
Clinton W. Davis
Portland
Wich
Davis
Wingate F. Cram
Bangor
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Langdon Thaxter
Anne Kimball
William S. Newell
Arthur Sewal, 2d
Bath
Farewell Service for Mr and Mrs Trapp Held at Local Church
A farewell service for Honorius and Mrs Edward J Trapp of the Salvation Army will be held at First Church at 7 30 Sunday evening. The event moved from the Salvation Army hall to accommodate the many attendees and churches with regular Sunday services are allowing their congregations to attend this fitting testimonial to the Trapps.
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Honorius
Edward J. Trapp
Salvation Army
Chuches
Mar
Tripp
Newlyweds Cross Bridge on Sunday Noon
John Roosevelt youngest son of the president and his bride Anne Lindsay Clark crossed the Carlton bridge at Woolwich near the toll house. An employee recognized them as they requested 55 cents change and continued toward Campobello New Brunswick after receiving a receipt and thanking the toll keeper Carlton W Lowell.
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John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Carlton Bridge
Carlton W. Lowell
Woolwich
John
Campbello
N. B
Mr. Lowell
Miss Margaret Austin Weekend Guest at Sebasco
Miss Margaret Austin was the week end guest of Miss Netta S Briggs at Sebasco.
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Margaret Austin
Five Islands Graduation and Community Day Held at Grange Hall
Five Islands and Georgetown schools closed Friday with graduation and Community Day at the Grange Hall. Programs included flag songs and orations by students, plus awards and an address by Supt. John Carer. The event featured a crowded hall decorated with flags and blue white streamers, and noted high attendance and excellent attendance records by Olive Williams and Leon Williams.
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Grange Hall
Pive Island
Payer
Keelhwetter
Thomas Hanna
Bix
Ruwel Harford
Cecil Stevens
Olive Willams
Herbert Campbell
America
Robert Mavis
Marie Riitail
Cora Mar Hanna
Inprimas
John Carer
Cors Mae Hanna
F.ve Islands
Robert Mains
Georgetown
Olive Williams
Leon Williams
Gloria Landry
Laray
Picnic at Sandy Cove Highlights School Day Out
The school held a Wednesday picnic at Sandy Cove with ice cream served by Mr and Mrs D L Howard of Bath at their cottage for a few days recently. Miss Barbara Pinkham visited her aunt Mrs Albertina Perkins who has opened her home for the summer. Mr and Mrs Charles MacMahan and Mr and Mrs Walter Beane of Malden also visited, with Miss Pinkham returning home Sunday after a short stay at the Howard cottage at Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blen
William
Letitia
Faith McVicar
Cambridge
Mass
Sedgemere Road
Amanda Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Bath
John Grindell
Maurice Pinkham
Joseph W. Rand
Seguinland
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
George Hanna
Elbridge Southard and Son
Marie Peter
Malden
Southard
C. H. Minchen
Briggs
Walter Thomas
Fred
Lowell
Malden Island
George A. Sprague
Topsham
Roy Boucher
Massachusetts
Charlies Burgess Cottage
Oren White
F. B. White
Arlington Heights
Natale Veinote
Somerville
Frank Potter
Sectinland
Poites
Norman DuBois
Stoughton
DuBoi
Norman
Maury Nortom
Gien Ridge
Patten Cottary
Sandy Cove
D. L. Howard
Bathwee
Barbara Pinkham
Albertina Perkins
Charles MacMahan
Walter Beane
Howard Cottage
Five Islands
Modern curriculum contrasted with past study methods
Philp A. Stackpole, math teacher at Kent's Hill, told Bath Roary club at Hotel Bedg wak luncheon that today’s study emphasizes practical life skills and clear English, moving away from Greek, Latin, and advanced math. Ralph Redfern of Portland urged active local leadership before his term ends July 1. Bath Rotary voted to sponsor Smith’s Carnival. HE Emmons of Brunswick visited.
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Philp A. Stackpole
Kent's Hill
Roary Club
Hotel Bedgwak
Lfe
Ralph Redfern
Portland
Rotary
Bath
Smith
Veteran Marine Engineer James E. Percy Dies at 73
James E. Percy 73 of Coxs Head dies Saturday in Portland Marine Hospital after illness since January. A Bath native son of Mark and Martha Percy he served 49 years with Ocean Steamship Co. until retiring in years ago. Survived by wife and son Arthur L. Percy of Somersworth New Hampshire. He was a Mason in Savannah and member of Bath orders.
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James E. Percy
Cox's Head
Marine Hospital
Portland
Bath Hospital
Mr. Percy
Phippsburg
Mark
Martha Lowell Percy
Kennebec River
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Bath
Annie Toothaker Shaw Death Notice in Brunswick
Mrs Annie Toothaker Shaw 67 wife of Frederick Payne Shaw died early Monday at Memorial hospital after a short illness. Born Brunswick December 4 1870 she was daughter of Edmund D and Mary Harmone Toothaker educated in Brunswick married there September 9 1896. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Harry L Day Bath son Robert P Shaw Pelham Manor NY granddaughter Anne Shaw Day Bath grandson Robert P Shaw Jr Pelham Manor sister Miss Mary I Toothaker Bouneak two brothers Fred W Toothaker Arlington Mass and Rut er A Toothaker Brunswick.
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Annie Toothaker Shaw
Frederick Payne Shaw
Memorial Hospital
Shaw
Brunswick
Edmund D
Mary ‘Harmone Toothaker
Universalist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Bede
Harry L. Day
Bath
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
Anne Shaw Day
Robert P Shaw, Jr
Mary I. Toothaker
Bouneak
Fred W. Toothaker
Arlington Mass
Ruter
Toothaker
Percy James E. Funeral Held in Phippsburg
The funeral of James E. Percy a veteran retired marine engineer of Phippsburg was held Monday afternoon at 2 at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street Dr David L Wilson of Central Church officiated and Knight Templar ritual was conducted Eminent Commander Lloyd Lee Hooker of Dunlap Commandery and Chaplain John Wishart led the ceremony Bearers from Dunlap Commandery included Forest Lezard Fred Rand Chester H McCabe Joan W Gillespie William F Ham and John H Freeman Burial followed at Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Percy
Phippsburg
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Knight Templar
Lloyd Lee Hooker
Dunlap Commandery
John Wishart
Wil
Forest Lezard
Fred Rand
Chester H. McCabe
Joan W. Gillespie
William F. Ham
John H. Freeman
Oak Grove
Funeral set for William P. Hill Bath business leader dies at 88
William P. Hill 88 longtime Bath businessman died after a long illness last Wednesday. Funeral held Friday at his home 943 Middle Street with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Hill born in Phippsburg was a Bath Dry Goods pioneer and later a decorator in Jacksonville Florida before returning to run menswear at 134 Front Street. He retired twenty years ago and is survived by his wife Kate Howard Fisher two sons Roland F. Hill and W Dayton Hill and brother Fred D. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hill
Bath
Middle Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Mr. Hill
Phippsburg
William Dayton Hill
Bath National Bank
Frederick D. Hill
William
Front Street
Mihalos
David T. Percy
Senter's, Inc
Hill
David T. Percy & Sons
Old Bath High School
Bath High School
Solar Lodge
Masons
Winter Street Church
Kate Howard Fisher
Roland Fisher
Roland F. Hill
Bath Iron Works Corp
W. Dayton Hill
Fred D. Hill
Mrs Fannie Smith Rites Held In Woolwich
Mrs Fannie Smith 81 widow of Pearl Smith died Wednesday at her Woolwich home. Born in Quincy Massachusetts she was daughter of William and Lucy Penney Smith. Survived by Maurice Smith Nina Smith Bertha Bernatto two grandchildren one sister A A Cambridge. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m Center road Woolwich burial in Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Smith
Pearl Smith
Woolwich
Smith
Quincy
Mass
William and
Lucy Penney Smith
Maurice Smith
Nina Smith
Bertha Bernatto
Buenos Aires
A. A. Cambridge
East Auburn
Center Road
Hancock
Mrs Annie Shaw Funeral Held at 18 Green Street
The funeral for Mrs Annie T Shaw wife of Fred P Shaw was held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at 18 Green street Bath officiated by Rev Charles M Tubbs of Gracechurch. Bearers included Wilber Cahill Owen Ledyard Charles Low Paul Olm Carl Day and Harvey Given. Burial followed at Oak Grove with floral tributes from Grace church Woman's auxiliary Murray club and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie T. Shaw
Fred P. Shaw
Shaw
Green Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Gracechurch
Wilber G. Cahill
Owen J. Ledyard
Charles C. Low
Paul M. Olm
Bath
Carl M. Day
Harvey J. Given
Brunswick
Oak Grove
Woman's Auxiliary of
Grace Church
Murray Club of Universalist Church
New York Museum of Science and Industry
Junior Hospital League
Brunswick Club
William P. Hill Funeral Held After Illness
The funeral for William P. Hill, a retired businessman and veteran, was largely attended Friday afternoon at his home 943 Middle Street. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Church officiated. Bearers included William M. Adams James A. Bimson M. Langdon Hill Walter M. Hill Fred Klippel and Daniel Williams. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hill
Middle Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Gracechurch
William M. Adams
James A. Bimson
M. Langdon Hill
Walter M. Hill
Fred Klippel
Daniel Williams
Oak Grove
Harry W. Cool Funeral Held Thursday
The funeral for Harry W. Cool was held Thursday at 10 AM at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Dr. David L. Wilson of Central Church officiated. Bearers were Hudson Fowles Robert King Russell Munsey and Albert Oliver. Burial will be in Powers Cemetery Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Cool
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Hudson Fowles
Robert King
Russell Munsey
Albert Oliver
Powers Cemetery
Pittsfield
Mrs. Fannie Smith Funeral Held in Woolwich
The funeral for Mrs. Fannie Smith widow of Pearl Smith was held Saturday afternoon at her Woolwich home with Charles Brown of the Woolwich Union for Christian Service officiating. Bearers included Edward V. Reed John Soule George and Merton Wright. The body was taken to Hancock for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Smith
Pearl Smith
Woolwich
Charles Brown
The
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Edward V. Reed
John Soule
George
Merton Wright
Hancock
Sacred Heart Circle D of I June Social Winners
Sacred Heart Circle D of I held its June Social at the hall with whist. First prize went to Mrs Alexander Burgess, second to Mrs Lucien Bisson, and consolation to Mrs John W Costain. Supper bridge planned for 6 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Alexander Burgess
Lucien Bisson
John W. Costain
Arthur Jenkins
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Elizabeth Williams
Ruth Leet
Lois Webber
Charles Hanson
Peter Japa
Geneva Gomier
Gertrude Curtis
Christine Coughlin
Laura Whitmore
Edward Pinkham
Donald Fraser
Maxine Passmore
Catherine Pickett
Erma McGuinn
William Meader
Irving Lewis
Mildred Main
Earle Bennett
Alfred McMaster
Robert James
Hollis Kennedy
Beatrice Huntington
Harold Dearborn
Margaret Linnekin
Beatrice Douglass
Patricia Duren
James Sherburne
Verna Douglass
D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Arrowsie
Bald Head
Henry Alberts
Marion and
Henry, Jr
Andover
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Marion Getchell
Arlene Hunt
Morse High School
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Zane Grey
Phoebe Taylor
George Eliot
Rose Wilder Lane
William Haines
Edith Dell
S. RE
Bo Bill
Beile Heald
Pauw Thompson
Martha
Jean
Dorothy
Robert
Fridias
Bloomfield Hills
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J.G Stevens
Thompson
Sumner
Charlotte Leavitt
Lovell
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Fis Island School
Philip A. Stackpole
Kent’s Hill
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Mrs. Fannie Smith
Harry Cools
Mrs. Smith
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Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston