Bath Morse Alumni Hold Grand Reunion and Banquet
The Goth annual meeting drew well over 300 Bath and Morse high school alumni to Morse high, with Fred D. Hill giving prayers. Elder alumnae like Mrs. Ellen Haley Roche, class of 186? and 67 years since Bath high school, received honors. the 25 year class presented a wall clock to the Alma Mater and the banquet featured Stevens' orchestra, P T A service, and remarks from class representatives.
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Goth
Bath High School
Morse High School
Fred D. Hill
Ellen Haley Roche
Roche
Assembly Hall
Ann M. Iibbinson
George P. Davenport
Frostina Marston
Rachel Shaw Hodgdon
Maine
Florida
China
California
Clinton PD. Wilson
Stevens
Assembly
William S. Newell
Margaret Cuummings Flaherty
Charles C. Low
Clinton LD. Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Alumni Association
Alfred G. Gannon
Rachel Shaw Wedgdon
Viola Hogan
Annie Torrey
Miss Hogan
Alma Mater Association
Rachel Shaw Hardgdon
Allan Rameaay
Margaret Cummings Flaherty
Edith Berry Horne
Brenda Emery Hill
Ruth Haskell Farnham
Haviland Torrey
Alfred Gannon
Treasrer
Charles ©. Low
Bath and
Morse High
Low
Dyer to Speak at Maine Leadership Conference
W W Dyer returns from a global tour and will speak at the Lake Cobbessecontee Leadership Conference, June 26 to July 3, to show how Christians can unite sport and service. Dyer, born in Cliftondale and Colby alumnus, promoted athletics in Burma while teaching Bible courses and aiding converts.
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Dyer
Cliftondale
Mass
Maine
Coburn Classical Institute
Colby College
Haines
Newton Theological Seminary
Camp Devens
Camp Bartlett
Burma
YMCA
India
Custom House Grounds to Be Regraded in City Square
The grounds around the Custom House in the square are torn up for regrading. James D. P. Sutherland of Barth wins the contract with plows and borrowed tools. The project aims to create a lawn and improve walks on the west front and north and south sides toward Lombard Street with a new cinder walk from the front steps corner.
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Custom House Square
James DP. Sutherland
Barth
Lombard Street
Maine hardwoods survey promises future development
Maine officials report favorable surveys of hardwoods from Michigan North Carolina and West Virginia forecasting increased demand and investment in Maine timber. The study notes widespread depletion elsewhere and identifies Maine as a key source for future wood products with plans for a statewide atlas maps and coordinated promotion led by state agencies and the governor.
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Maine
State House
Middle West
Michigan
South
North Carolina
West Virginia
Fx Neil Vielette
State Forest
Srmmissioner
Alw
Percy Todd
Banger & Armstook
Mattroid
Bim
Maine Hardwood Association
Clarence
Stetson
Blaine SS. Wile
Hiilaren Sawyer
Ani
Brewster
S Connell
Mark I. Herey
Maine Associates
Maine Publicity Bureau
State Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural League
Maine Development Association
Richmond
New York
Northarelima
Spain
Philippine government offers veterinary scholarship program
To meet demand for trained veterinarians in the Philippines and protect livestock from threatened epidemics, the government offers a scholarship covering tuition matriculation and laboratory fees to students in veterinary science.
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Philippines
Legioners Will Build Fine New Clubhouse
The Legion Fentifinz Corporateom Lal held a meeting at the V M A to discuss replacing the old clubhouse destroyed by fire. It was decided to remove ruins and begin work, salvage valuable items for sale to fund building, including antique pieces from dark ages. Plans and proposals will be presented at an early meeting for legislative requirements and action.
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Legion Fentifinz
V. M. A. Reepmes Boer
Governor Speaks on Maine Military Training Camps
Governor Ralph O. Hreaster addressed the Maine Bankers association meeting at Polamwi Spring about Citizens Military Training Camps. He urged voluntary youth preparation, argued compulsory military training would follow if society rejects the camps, and praised the camps’ atmosphere and training as a step toward national defense and peace.
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Maine Bankers Association
Polamwi
Ralph O. Hreaster
Maine
Fort McNinies
Energetic Woman Creates Demand For Her Product
Mrs Merma Richardson, wife of Earl Richardson of Westport, built a market for her jam by proving its appeal to neighbors and summer visitors in Florida. Her talent for jelly making and selling on Mahan Island drew support from local families and merchants, with Mrs Richardson gaining steady notice as her product gained traction among residents and visitors alike.
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Merma Richardson
Richardwen
Westport
Rerizi
Richard
Kiebard
Sarasa
Chiles
Governor Brewster Defeats Thayer by Fifteen Thousand
Governor Brewster secured a decisive victory over Thayer by a margin of about 15,000 votes in the gubernatorial race. The result confirms Brewster's lead in a tight campaign, with results reflecting strong support across key counties and urban areas.
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Brewster
Thayer
Democratic Ticket Nominated in Statewide Balloting
Maine voters nominated Governor Ralph Brewster for reelection and Major Arthur J. Thayer as his challenger. Across 401 of 519 cities Brewster led 43,251 to 28,421 with several counties and towns reporting results while Kennebec, Portland, and Rockland areas influenced the outcome. Republican nominees for Congress and state offices were endorsed without opposition. Thayer highlighted opposition to funding private schools.
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Ralph O Brewster
Maine
Arthur J. Thayer
Auger
Brewster
Thayer
Rockland
Portland
Ira G.hersey
Benjamin W. Blanchard
Tangor
Carroll J Beedy
Wallace H. White, Jr
John E. Nelson
Congress
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Richard E. Hersom
Lebanon
Charles M. Starbird
Auburn
Edward Chase
Baring
Frank A. [Eabeds
Houston
Elbert J. Hayford
Edwin J. Morrill
South Portland
Major Thayer
Henry F.cummings
Kennebec County
Cummings
Ira A. Witham
Clinton
Bangor
Waterville
Eastport
de Blois
Allagash
Aroostook
St. John
Monhegan Island
State Council Opposes Destroying Tavern
The State Council opposes damaging a tavern as meetings discuss public publicity and preservation. References to Augusta, Keonmeber, and various officials indicate a board planning sessions, notices, and future meetings for August, with aims to preserve property and arrange communications.
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State Council
Ravn
Maine
Lienelixa
Augusta
Skarman
Paul Po Marzent
Deretere Ef Reaper Brige
Shih
Pheneres Santer
Nrlien
Nargenmi
Theo
Bruce
City and County primary shocks reshape nominations
Monday's primary produced major upsets as Clerk of Court Fred H. Thompson secured unopposed Democrat and Republican nominations and swept both parties. Probate Judge James M. Jewell failed to win renomination from either party, while John P. Carey and Walter S. Glidden won Democrats and Republicans respectively in Bath. James V. Lesnony lost to Morace McClure on the Republican ticket but carried the Democratic nomination for county positions. High interest surrounded the county commission race with George M. Stinson renominated for the full term and Charles J. Dain winning the Bath short term nomination.
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Fred H. Thompson
James &. Jewell
John P. Carey
Bath
Walter S Glidden
James V. Lesnony
West Bath
Frei
Partiex
Morace McClure
Republica
Thomas J. Lynch
Imu
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Charles J. Dain
Maine Officials and Representatives List Names
State Auditor Elbert D Hayford, Farmingdale Representative to Congress Wallace HL White Jr, Lewiston J Edward Drake Bath Walter S Glidden Bath William F Dunham Richmond Edwin C Patten Topsham County Attorney Arthur J Dunton Bath George M Stinson Woolwich.
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Elbert D. Hayford
Farmingdale
Wallace HL. White, Jr
Lewiston
Surveying Started for Bridge Approach Woolwich Kennebec Route
Survey work commenced for the Kennebec bridge approach in Woolwich along the Ridge route. Trees were cut as the road layout begins, with early plans to extend the Bath Side approach following new routing from Front and Vine to King Tavern and Bath Garage, replacing the old crossing on the federal lot. Crews are expanding on both riverbanks.
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Kennebec Bridge
Woolwich
Bath
Kennebec
Front Vod Vine Streets
King Tavern
Bath Garage
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Fred I L. Thompson
Hiram S. Stevens
Edwin C. Patten
J. Verace
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Charles J. Cain
George A. Waker
Slenry W. Butler
Clarence A. Dpeaxlee
W. Leslie Maloon
Bowdoin
Ellis L. Aldrich
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