Western Maine Champion Charlie Andre Shines in Blue and White
Charlie Andre a senior at five feet ten inches is highlighted as one of the fastest boys in the Blue and White. A hardworking rebound specialist he is noted for filling multiple positions on the team during games.
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Charlie Andre
Andre
Clarence
M. H.S
Knute Holmsen
Paul Ouellette
Morse High
Maine
Everett Parker
Morse
Kenny Coombs
Portland
Western Maine
Bath
Burton
Bob” Smith
Illness improves for Roscoe P McFadden. plans return
Roscoe P McFadden, confined to home three weeks with illness, shows marked improvement after a short Saturday ride and hopes to resume duties at the pharmacy soon. In Biddeford visitors included Mr and Mrs Ellery Doyle and several Conleys and Mrs Addison Jones visiting Mrs Jones and Mr James Barrett.
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Roscoe P. McFadden
Ellery Doyle
Mary Conley
Julia Conley
Addison Jones
Biddeford
Jones
James Barrett
Demountable houses at Lambert Park offered for sale
Twenty three demountable houses at Lambert Park are offered for sale by the United States Government. Sale is limited to veterans with a 15 day priority period ending March 31. Cash sales with prices 750 for 14 single three bedroom units, 850 for two more, and 1200 for seven duplex 14 unit two bedroom blocks. Houses must be removed and inspections run March 19, 21, and 26 from 9 am to 5 pm at Lambert Park management office. details from William H. Healey, 24 School street, Boston.
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Lambert Park
Uni
William H. Healey
School Street
Boston
Elliot Bold Struck by Automobile in Woolwich
Elliot Bold, 35, of Woolwich, is hospitalized at Bath Memorial with a dislocated left leg fracture and facial and hand bruises after being struck by a car on Route 1 in Woolwich Sunday night. State Trooper Powers investigated the 8:30 p.m. accident.
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Elliot Bold
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Powers
Investi
Driver Sought in Fatal Route 1 Hit-Run at Sagadahoc Ferry
Bold a taxi passenger with two companions left Bernard Tulley's shop on Route 1 in Woolwich. When the group called for a ride again and two children then reported Bold lying on the highway shoulder, police and state troopers pursued leads as Bold was rushed to the hospital.
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Gated
Bold
Bernard Tulley
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Barrett in Biddeford
Mr and Mrs James Barrett and son Jim hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Barrett at the Barretts home on Fremont Street in Biddeford. Green and white decor featured a Spring centerpiece as guests opened many gifts and discussed Morse High basketball and Bath team prospects.
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James Barrett
Jim
Biddeford
Morse High
Barrett
Danforth
Trafton
Bath
Mary Conley
Nellie McDonough
Dance Students Wish to Hear Mr Hacker Again
A fragment notes that dance students favor hearing Mr Hacker perform again, praising his selections and the beauty of the music. It hints at mixed reception among music lovers and the lingering appreciation for his artistry.
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Anal
Bly
Mr. Hacker
Butly
Dike PTA Plans Spring Dance at Lambert Park
Dike P T A met with good attendance and set plans for spring events. A dance will be held at the Lambert Park community building with committees named to organize. details to be announced.
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Dike Pta
Arthur Eseley
Lambert Park
Ruth Loeschner
Alfred Stover
Nicolas Mihalos
Advah Reynolds
Sprague
PTA
Glee Club
Edgar Drake
Alfred Ives
Otis Smith
Louis A. Dole
Bath Country Club Names 7 Committee Chairs for Year
John F. Cooke announced committee chairs for Bath Country Club. Greens Rodney E. Ross Jr, House Lancelot H. Cooper, Women's Mrs Edmund L Mocklar, Finance Clarence R Eaton, Tournaments Dr Leon E Buck, Members Howard W Mayo, Entertainment and Publicity Brian M Jewett.
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John F. Cooke
Bath Country Club
Greens
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Lancelot H. Cooper
Edmund L. Mocklar
Clarence R. Eaton
Leon E. Buck
Howard W. Mayo
Brian M. Jewett
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Lee Die in Waterville Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Lee of Somerset Place died Sunday in Waterville where they were staying with friends. Their daughter Mrs Ray V Rice of Skowhegan came to join them for a few days and accompanied them to their home city.
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Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Waterville
Ray V. Rice
Skowhegan
Play to Be Presented by Ga
The notice announces a Ga presentation of a play with showings planned at local venues. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a stage production from a Ga group or theatre.
Club Forty Two Hosts Smorgasbord Supper
Club Forty Two members enjoyed a smorgasbord supper organized by Mrs. Ralph Hutchins Mrs. Barbara Childs and Mrs. Robert Footer with green white décor for St. Patrick’s Day. The evening included food plans for Crippled Children’s Tea and a program led by Mrs. Paul Hart with notable attendees and the welcoming of new member Mrs. Ellen Ryan.
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Ralph Hutchins
Barbara Childs
Robert Footer
Paul Hart
Ee Eee
William Kelley
O'Reilly
Gerkenke Smith
Charles Hoebel
Dorothy Olsen
Eliot Hanson
Frances Sarkis
Leonard Smith
Ellen Ryan
Stanton
Ex-Governor Sewall Receives Bath Shirts From Kin
Julius Grossman of Congress Sportswear Co. announces the arrival of six fine virgin wool Scotch bath shirts for Sewall. The Sewall family, glad about the gift, hope to return home but face delays. The Nizam of Hyderabad owns over a billion dollars in emeralds diamonds rubies and gold.
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Julius Grossman
Congress Sportswear Co
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Hyderabad
India
Cushnoc Grange Meeting Features Hon. Neil S. Bishop
Hon. Neil S. Bishop spoke at the Cushnoc grange gathering Friday night. The item notes personal moves with Mr. and Mrs. guest of her son and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Almy Jr relocating their home to Fisher road. Other notices mention neighbors moving into former residences including the Douglass and McCray households and Mrs. Jenkins with new housing.
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Neil S. Bishop
Cushnoc Grange
Fisher Road
Urday
Kenneth Almy, Jr
Arthur Curtis
R. D
McCray
Jenkins
Arthur White
William Charlies
Beals Sale Notice From Society Listing Georgetown and Moolwich
A fragmented sale notice mentions the Society for Crippled persons organizing items in a Beals sale, with partial references to Mrs. A. B. of Georgetown and Mrs. Alfred, and a location linked to Moolwich.
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the Society For Crippled Tenia Peaeiae Aan Ee Ee Moolwich
A. B. Oe
Georgetown
Alfred
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