Morse Debaters Fail to Qualify in League Trials
Morse high debaters lost to Westbrook in a decisive judges' ruling at the assembly hall. Morse faced the affirmative on the policy of restricting immigration, while Westbrook won the negative. The Morse team consisted of James J. Tlansen and Robert Bloom. Westbrook’s were Kenneth P. Coykerhall and Aerthoar W. Wihinet. Local officials praised the Morse effort despite illness restricting Eve lyn Oliver from participating.
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Morse High
Westbrook
Assembly Hall
Wosbrook
Morse
Bates Dnterscholastic
Marine
Qates
Ignattion Poliey
Towsd
Paraye
James J. Tlansen
Robert Bloom
Kenneth P. Coykerhall
W. Wihinet
Wetbrook
Mar Hanson
Wats Sndiatn
William Haanvley Davis
Bowdoin
Arthur Bo Scott
Weobrook
Clinton de Wilson
Andrew Flaherty
Irene Kingsbury
Morc
Westbrook Seminary
Forty Three Join South Street Parent-Teacher Group
Forty three persons formed a South Street Parent-Teacher association at Morse high school. Officers named include Mildred Courser president and Mrs Albine Hodg hing view as vice president with secretary Mrs. A T Corliss and treasurer Mrs Andrew Butterfield. Executive committee members listed. Superintendent Charles Peter Smith opened the meeting and urged group work. A nominating committee was appointed. Local teachers discussed longstanding work by the South Street association. A next meeting was set for Morse high school and a March 24 talk by Nettie Bowers national organizer was announced.
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South Street
Morse High School
Mildred Courser
Albine Hodghing
A. T. Corliss
Andrew Butterfield
Alice Dunlap
Victor Paquet
Frank EL Phill
Penney
Ne Doulton
Edna Farrar
Charles Peter Smith
Geteel Fle
Robert Gordon
Plana
Mes. Dunlap
Smith
Robert DB. Pateh
Corrsliss
Phirry Ring
Arthur Olives
Lara Mitchell
James Bh. Lockery
J. 4. Redson
South
Parent-Teacher Association
Leland RR. Mitchell
Board of Education
Courser
Ana Plant
Harry Ring
Nettie Bowers
United States Marshal Seizes Three in Prohibition Raid
U S Marshal and deputies arrested Pred Gauthier Babine Vic tor Reed after raids last week found three whiskey stills and corn mash. The suspects face federal court charges under prohibitory laws. Dan Crowley aided with local police and shoppers in Lewiston were noted.
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United States
Mugene
Phinson
Bath
Pred Gauthier
Babine
Victor Reed
Shea Oliver
Stn
Dan Crowley
Marshal Harmon
Wright to Talk to the Teachers on Parks for New Schools
Deputy Massachusetts education commissioner Wright will address Morse High School assembly hall on Wednesday at eight. His talk, New Parks for New Schools, appeals to teachers and the public. Wright is a leading educator, praised for his conviction and clear views on educational reform.
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Prank
Woreight
Massachusetts
Morse High School
Mar. Wright
Pis
Burke-Davis Announcement Honors Burke and Diets Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burke announce the marriage of their son Leo W. Burke to Miss Margaret Lillian Diets of Lamar Missouri. The ceremony took place at St. Patrick's Church Washington D C on Sept 15 with Rev M L Pigan officiating.
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Anmeenmeeenent Wits Ueade
Burke
Russell Osteeet
Som
Leo WV. Burke
Margaret Lillian Diets
Lamar Missouri
St. Patrick’s Church
Washington, D. C
ML. Pigan
Washington
Katherine Kennedy
James Rourke
Bath
Tie
Morse High School
Georgetown University
Phos
Bath Tron Works
Bath Rotary Club
North
Town pair fined and banished after police court hearing
John Harrigan and Frank Scott appeared before Judge Keegan on Tuesday for intoxication. Harrigan was fined 10 dollars plus costs and given one hour to leave town. Scott had sentence suspended on condition he leave town immediately.
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John Harrigan
Frank Scott
Keegan
Harrigan
Scott
Death of William R. Mann Aboard Ship at Sheltered Coast
William R. Mann 28 engineer aboard a steamship drowned when a dory capsized while passengers crossed to the vessel. His body not recovered. he formerly lived with relatives in Phippsburg and Boston. Other brief notes report road repairs on Stony Brook road and local residents visiting relatives.
Obituary Of Carrie Mig gins Of Banger
Word of Tuesday announced the death Monday night of Carrie Mig gins of Banger former Bath wife of Capt Higgins at her Danger Mes home. Higgins fell ill after a shock. She was a daughter of Llewellyn of Morse Bangor and is survived by Therdagsband. Capt Williams Higgins a former city resident, one daughter Mrs Phares Tarbox of Brooklyn and son Walter Piggins of Bangor. She belonged to no Congregational church. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30.
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Carrie Miggins
Banger
Bath
Williams Higgins
Mes
Higgins
Mes. Llewellyn
Morse
Bangor
Therdagsband
Willian Higgins
Phares
Tarbox
Brooklyn
Walter Pig
In Memoriam of Mrs. Nancy T. Plumstead
A devotional obituary poetic verse remembers Mrs. Nancy T. Plumstead noting death as passage to a strange city and praising eternal life. It speaks of guiding others, shared memories, and the joy of reunion beyond mortal breath.
Auto registrations show growth over prior year
The state reports year to date auto registration fees totaling 660,760.50 dollars, up from 276,760.50 dollars a year ago. From January 1, 26,808 operators licenses issued, 4,205 trucks registered, 404 automobile dealers, 268 motorcycles, and 15 motorcycle dealers recorded. Last year the period saw 21,646 operator licenses, 5,174 trucks, 642 automobile dealers, 142 motorcycles, and 70 motorcycle dealers registered.
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Isjiss
Doadere
Istoreu Is
92 year old uncle works daily at Maine shingle mill
Henry Pearsons of Alna at 92 visits the shingle mill run by his nephews the Jewett Brothers every day except Sunday. He stays busy bunching shingles and is regarded as the smartest by the local crowd. His health is strong and his age shows lightly on his shoulders.
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Henry Pearsons
Alna
Jewett Brothers
Henry
Officers Chosen at Beacon Street Church Conference
Rev. JM Arters led the Fourth Quarterly Conference at Beacon Street church with a full board present. Officers elected for the coming year include trustees MAL Douglis and Parker Worrey, and several wardens stewards and committees reflecting gains in church work despite financial slowdowns.
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JM. Arters
God
Beacon Street Church
Ren Gation
Arters
M. AL. Douglis
Wo TE Phistle
Eugene Meath
Parker Worrey
John FF. Sher
Herbert I Manuk
Charles J. Dain
Charles Oliver
George PL
Davenpore
OW. le Guafte
AL Douglis
W.L. Bonney
W. MM. Perry
George Th Perry
Fred Willis
Georgia Glass
Charles Dachelier
Amelia Decker
Freedman’s Aid
G. OR. Perry
Marien Dain
Laflies’ Aid
Doreas Guild
Fie
Todney
Metrath
Thistle
Wood
Dr. Sawyer
TL Doughis
TE Doughis
C.J. Dain
M. H. Douglas
Eugene McGrath
MM. Phistle
Hf. J. Mank
Doughts
F. Metiuath
NUL
Neenem Tei Saertal Came Veet Crafts
C. J. Dain
A. Ro Terry
C.F. Pratt
Woo M. Phistle
Austin Wright
Henry J. Adams
Albert T. Andrews
Brotherhood
Bowie
Wlflmls
Lovejoy
Wlelals
Bachelder
Ladies’ Aid
J. J. Sherm
Charles B. Brooks
Beacon Street
Tie
Post
Economics Talk At Next Forum In Long Beach
The final Sunday Forum features George Bo Maellwain of Babson College presenting Real Causes of Prosperity. His talk, on economic conditions, targets business leaders and students. George E Thompson chairs. event notes highlight a prior Long Beach supper with ex Mayors and fire officials.
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George Bo Maellwain
Labor Department
Babson Statistical Organization
Welleley
Mass
Maclwain
Babson Organization
Woolwich Names Teachers for Spring Term and Notes Local Visits
Woolwich school committee announced spring term teacher appointments including Maude Hayward and Bernice Gracie among others. The article also lists residents and visitors in Woolwich such as Mrs. Leri Bailey, Blanche Ames, and Miss Ethlyn Johnson, plus local church plans and an Easter concert in Day's Ferry.
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Woolwich
Maude Hayward
North Woolwich
Bernice Gracie
Center
Sadie Lowell
Nequasset
Rosa Brookings
Murphys Corner
Susie Brown
Montsweag
Ruth Eaton
Day's Ferry
Georgia Lily
Sagadahoc Ferry
Wilbur Howe
Rais iTerbert Munsey
Aalae
Hayward
Fred Hayward
Bath
Leri Bailey
Thomas Reed
Blanche Ames
West Bath
George Howe
Patrick Arsenault
Lewiston
Karl Fowler
Franklin Bradeen
Sheepscot
Minerva French
Manchester
Clarence Carlton
Ines
William Reed
Ath
Norcross
Wiscasset
John Gilmore
Augustus Lavine
Portland
Cor. Dolloff
Edgar Blanche
Lowell Brown
Brown
Warren Bailey
J. Wesley Locke
Farmington
N. IL
Harris Lot
Moatsweag
Whitehouse
Mattie Simpson
Percy Bailey
Nequiasset
Jesse Bailey
Rodney Bailey
Marion Brookings
Morse High School
Lincoln
Washington
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Funeral Notice for Mrs Nancy T Plumstead at Wisasset Home
Funeral held March 5 at the Plumstead home in Wisasset after a long illness. Nancy T Plumstead, born Oct 1, 1830 in Wisasset, daughter of Capt John and Betsey Nutter, lived most of her life on the family farm. Survived by ten children, five daughters and three sons. Rev Millard D Webster conducted the service. Burial at Riverside Cemetery, Birch Point, Wisasset.
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Nancy T. Pluimstead
Wiscasset
Plumstead
John and
Betsey Nutter
Asa WD. Plumsteed
Lynn
Mass
FPTS
Montsweag
Witi
Millard D. Webster
Riverside Cemetery
Bireh Point
Wis- Casset
Legion Concert Promises Large Bath Attendance
Roland TH post of the American Legion anticipates a large crowd for Friday’s recital at Morse high assembly hall. Mrs Ruby J McCurdy and Eugene Reed perform in Bath as Mr Reed marks his first Bath appearance and Mrs McCurdy’s farewell before moving to Pittsburgh.
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Roland TH
Smith Post
The
American Legion
Morse High Assembly Hall
Ruby J. McCurdy
Eugene Reed
Reed
Bath
Mrs. McCurdy
Mr. McCurdy
Dittsburgh
McCurdy
St. Louis, Mo
Mr. Reed
St. Louis
St. Louis Republic
Tn Bohm
Speak
Jules Massanet
Herodrade
Esteners
St. Lovie Democrat
Morse Bush School
Sons of Veterans Hosts Spanish War Veterans
Members of Ernest Edgar Kateema camp United Spanish War Veterans attended an Army supper in GJALA Monday evening. The event featured recedes and pictures as part of the program honoring veterans.
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Sons of Veterans
Ernest Edgar Kateema
Gjala
Memorial Banquet Strengthens Spanish War Bonds
Secretary Volz of YMCA and the Sons and their Spanish War brethren shared a military banquet. Women provided baked beans, rolls, cake, doughnuts, and coffee, later discussing Memorial services in May. Past Division Commander John Shaw, Maj. William Kimball, and Mr. Volz spoke as plans and committees forming joint work surfaced.
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Volz
YM. Cual
Ing
John Shaw
William Jt. Kimball
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