Squaw club hosts auction and weekly gatherings in Winnegance
Friday events saw Mrs. George M. Eaton as hostess while prizes were awarded to Doris Morse and others at Squaw club auctions. Neighborhood notices mention visits, school openings, and a card party at Mrs. John G. Morse to aid village street lights.
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Squaw Club
George M. Eaton
Doris Morse
Walker
Stogers
John G. Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Ralph Dunton
Port
Gorhunt Normal School
Charles TV. Smill
Rank Allegrin
Charles Perry
Pauline Porter
Willian Parks
Lewiston
Pred Ll
Parks
Phippburg
Lo AL Pineworthy
Robert J. Manson
Capt
Arthur Totman
Iil
Solin G. Morse
William Daley
Edgar Oliver
Shermin L. Morse
Marion Morse
Humphrey Owen
Mars
Robert Manson
Lew Ben Purington
Humphrey A. Owen
Renin Rp
Seurth
Brite
Fugene Knight
Colonial Concert Delights Colonial Club Orchestra
Over 100 Colonial Club members and guests enjoyed a near two hour program by Grindell's Colonial Club Orchestra led by Chester S. Kingsley. Ernest Stanwood impressed with two solos and a violin duet with Grindell. the pieces included The Mystery of the Night and The Song is Ended. The program featured classic numbers, marches and popular tunes with a grand finale including Stars and Stripes Forever and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliair
Grindell
Chester S. Kingsley
Perkins
Ernest Stanwood
Raymond
Pred T. Teeling
John Grindell
Leon Rancour
B Brunswick
Ernest Stanweed
Brunswick
Reginald Stacey
Bath
Warren Benn
Pree
Port
Hayden Conant
Eli Ines
George Fields
John Stacey
Junior Creerke O
Maryland
Mr. Stanweod
Tome
Fifth Infantry Beats Bath in Fort Willis Hoops
Bath A C lost 50 25 to Fifth Infantry at Fort Willis Friday. Louis Pooler led Bath with 15 points while Cannonball Oliver and Gus Meister played for Bath part of the game. The soldier boys dominated the Bath defense as three Fifth forwards surged to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A.C
Fort Willis
Soldier Boys
Wifth Infantry
Louis Pooler
Bath
Poll
Cannonball Oliver
Gus Meister
Cannonball
Boothbay Harbor Men Seek to Preserve Steamboat Service
A 15 member Boothbay Harbor business delegation led by Benjamin B. Kelley stopped in Bath for lunch en route to Portland for talks with the State and Portland Chambers of Commerce the Maine Development Commission and Eastern Steamship Lines about continuing steamship service between Boothbay Harbor Portland and Boston. A five member committee met with company representatives before the larger meeting and the group expects service to be retained next summer with a larger vessel replacing two small steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin BE. Kelley
Boothbay Register
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Colonial
Portland
State Chamber of Commerce
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Maine Development Commission
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Boothbay Marbor
Boston
Steamship Company
Morse Baseball Squad Reports Monday at Yo Gym
Morse high baseball players will report next Monday afternoon at the Yo gym for initial workouts before moving to Wesley field. About 25 to 50 men expected. battery men have trained already giving them an early edge. Coach Cutts must shape a pitcher while veterans from last season bolster a potentially fast club. Henderson leads the hitters among returning players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Wesley Field
Battery
Cutts
Don Ring
Jimmy Jenkins
Jimmy Miller
Merk Inges
Stan Henderson
Stier Whitehouse
Freddy Gaudet
Don Stewart
Jimmy Carey
Tlenderson
Gaudet
Hayes
Henderson
Television Experiment Lights Up Roobux City Screen
Roubaix France hosts a lecture by television expert Belin pi on the art of TV images. Clear illustrations and printed articles appear on a theater screen as pictures are transmitted from Ruell 140 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roubaix
France
Ledeteret Belin
Ruell
Chimney Fire Control Tips From Historic Advisory
To stop a chimney blaze close doors and windows to seal the area. If an open fireplace is involved, a wet blanket held in front can interrupt the draught and help smother the flames.
Kansas grange girl named healthiest in United States health contest
A 16 year old Kansas grange girl from Wing County is praised as the healthiest in the United States after leading the national health championship contests run by the FEE Clubs. She won the Nan sis state title and then topped all state competitors in the final test held in Change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wingman County
United States
Hospital Is So Cosy Home Buyer Bids For It
In Topeka Kansas Dr Karl A Menninger built a hospital wing aiming to feel like a home for patients. A wealthy businessman offered a substantial profit on a 600000 investment as he tried to buy the hospital. The living room dining room and sun parlors were equipped to enhance a home like atmosphere for mental care.
Weather-glass Mercury Barometer Emerges as Meteorology Tool
An early barometer built to prove air weighs air gained fame as a weather predictor. It became known as the weather-glass. Though its prophetic power declined, it remains a key meteorological instrument. Mercury column length shifts with atmospheric pressure, measured by a yer pier attachment.
New Niagara Falls erosion plan eyed by Los Angeles mill project
A Los Angeles mill proposes tunneling 50 feet from the brink to halt erosion at Niagara Falls. The plan envisions a series of tunnels filled with concrete and anchored iron rods to stabilize the rock and prevent further wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Los Angeles
Milin
Tle
Minstrel Show Planned by Colonial Club at Woolwich
The Colonial club invites Tata party to a Saturday minstrel event by Day's Percy Community club at Woolwich. Supper from six to eight, show eight to ten, dancing ten to midnight. Edgar Bhineh as interlocutor, John Carter musical director, endmen Samuel Ward Robert Reed Roy Donnell Gilbert Tithorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Woolwich
Percy
Edgar Bhineh
John Carter
Samuel Ward
Robert Reed
Roy Donnell
Gilbert Tithorne
Byody Donnell
Mole
Ginay
Merle Jameson
Alion Muittses
Woolwich Social Notes At Sagadahoc Farm Home
Mere Stott hosted a gathering at Sagadahoe F ers with prizes awarded to Mrs. Blow Dexter and Miss Susan Preble New Haven guest Lemuel Preble of Woolwich attended. Guests included the Carlton and Dexter families, Maurice Shea, and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Carlton
Henry Carlton
Bh. W. Dexter
Alfred Tianphrey
Bark Dow
Maurice Shea
Lemuel Preble
Florence Carten
Flossie Beals
Vern Dexter
Geraldine Stott
Susan Prebl
Florence Baker
Montewery School
Doyis Ferry
Sehenos Halt
Mer
Ralph Cleaves
Mechiaie
Edward Copeland
Bath
George Nimes
Mugenie Phannewell
Hans
Bronewek
Miron
William McPhee
Wiscasser
Maes
Walter Baker
Hobis Leeman
Pryde Park
Kennebec
Marjorie Jones
Waterville
Ruth Anes
Bath Iron Works
Flow. Hinckley
South Portland
Carlton
Jessie Main
Castine Congregational Church
George Willis
Hirk Place
Arrowsie Road
Ruby Stinson
Brumswick
Ro. Gilmore
A. Woof Bath
Mars Lincoln Trondlette
Dresden
Mr. Tinley
East Machins
Sagadahoe Perry
Dunlap Commandery Installs Its Officers
Dunlap Commandery No 3 installs new officers led by Eminent Commander Seth S Matlin with Donald J Young as Generalissime and Thomas Roe Euston as Captain General. The event drew many Sir Knights and ladies with music by Stevens Orchestra and the Polar Star Quartet, followed by a banquet and dancing.
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Dunkiy Commandery No. 3
Walter
Gliddin
David L. Wilson
N. Giannts Rae
Gyn Iaeshad
Stevens’ Orchestra
Polar Star Quartet
Albert Henderson
Fred S. Curtis
George J. Goodwin
John Shaw
Seth 8
Matlin
Donald J. Young
Thomas Ro Euston
John O. Moulton
Oliver Moses
Langden
Charles JE. Curtis
Eugene McGrath
Oscar I. Williams
Dansiel Kelley
George C. Quicksall
David Wilson
Furber
Sir Knights
Stevens
Sir Knights of Dunlap
Maine D A R Holds Annual Session
Delegates from nearly all 29 Maine district DAR charters attend the annual conference in Brunswick. The opening session, led by state regent Mrs William Smith Shaw, included officer reports and greetings from local chapters. President Kenneth C Mills of Bowdoin College later spoke on Washingtons foreign policy and cautions against entangling alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Prunswick
William Smith Shaw
Porthind
Flora Kk. Potter
Topsham-Brunswick
Samuel BB. Purbish
Victor Warren
Dover-Foxcroft Respondea
Kenneth C. Mills
Bowdoin College
George Washington
United States
Lyden Chosen Captain Of Morse Basketball Team
Harold Lyden, Morse High basketball star and top scorer in Western Maine circles last season, is elected captain of next year’s team. A natural shooter and versatile athlete, Lyden also plays football and has two brothers who starred for Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lyden
Morse High
Lyden
Morse
Maine
Pam
Walter Lyden
Legacy of a sulphur spring hotel at Western Reserve
Cleveland notes that Western Reserve University inherits a peculiar legacy a country hotel featuring a sulphur mineral spring as its principal asset donor is Br Don Reynolds a university graduate whose will bequeathed his holdings to the alma mater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Don Reynolds
Obituary: Capt Potter Dies in Lisbon Home at 103 Birthday
Word arrives of the death Tuesday at Snug Harbor Marine hospital Staten Ishind N. TRPeIe OSI rOitin. Captain Potter, ex-Alderman Frederick Potter of Bath and Lisbon native, served as Navy officer in the Spanish American War and commanded a government steamer. He retired to Lisbon with a long seafaring career. Funeral Thursday at his Lisbon homestead. Survived by two Bath brothers, sisters in Lisbon, and three nieces in Gardiner.
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United States Marine Hospital
Snug Harbor
Staten Ishind
Frederick
Washington Street
Bath
Florida
Lune Trebor
Lisbon
Benjamin Ro
Sasa Hotter
Bath Mechanics
Havans
China
Potter
West Bay - Goin
Ecolidge
St. Louis
George B. Williams
Sara Potter
Elizabeth
Viola
Alice Potter
Gardiner
Cardinals Building Talent Chain From Farm Teams
St Louis Baseball Club runs six minor league clubs from Rochester to Laurel to nurture players for the majors. Danville hosts the warehouse for talent with seminars led by Dean Trace Rieke as young players train daily under Card sources. President Sam Breadon notes the system restocks quickly when injuries hit, calling for four replacements ready to step up.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
Aven Park
Fla
St. Lonis Nationals
Cardinals
Chiss AA
Rochester
Flowsten
Dayton
Traneh Rieke
St. Denuis Club
Danville
Touston
St. Louis
Stirs
Gamaber
Chick Tafey
Pred Pranktoise
Din Bottomley
Tommy Thevenow
Trouston
Syracuse
Soball
Sam Brendon
Avon Park
Breadon
Sam
Decline of Marshal Wu Fei Fu Amid War Turmoil in China
Amid Chinese upheaval, Marshal Wu Fei Fu’s position collapses as Nanking orders his arrest and Yang Sen seizes control in Szechuen. The article notes his long dominance, betrayal, and current fragile refuge, while a museum project plans to display early steam engines linked to his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankew
China
War Pei-fu
Peking
Peng Yiehsiang
Nanking
Szechuen
Thonan
Shimmer
Nanking Line
Yans Sen
Marshal Wao
Yang
Toershal
Surveil
Qa Warhsiens
Phere
Roder
Yang Sen
Steam engineering exhibit to feature power points and golf idea
The Mintillsonian Institution plans a large permanent exhibit on steam power engineering. Meanwhile Cyril Tolley promotes a new golf idea in South Africa for left handed clubs amid growing demand for specialty mashies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cyril Tolley
England
South Africa
Phivers
Washington
Minttlisonian Institution
Flaer
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Berepata Tlangaria
Mir Stanwauel
Suniagar
Fifth Infantry
MG I
Oliver
Butler
Doyle
McParland
McCabe
Gilmore
Meister
Shereege
Ilowe
Feur
Atwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
Anual Pathe
VAMC
Henry Crane
Malden
Y Cudiliary
Ymlc.a
Grange
New York State
Cof
Freestone
Freeshane
Wilely Jorowa
All Pratt
Empire State
Notabe Hho Suboerdigate Granses
Manos Tomo Grange
Ju Penitenlvanis
Peron
Wellshera
Seofiane
Ponvena
Pomona Organization
Tiewa Corny
Gesaage
Copesfield
Mass
Va oMieers
Topsfield
The
Grange Produce and Mercantile Co
Kingman
Kan
Geeatheo
Homsand
Qudition
Hartford
Conn
Ihes Hall
Virginia
Wisconsin
Canada
Dominion Dunes
Norfolk and Growers’ Association
Erance
New York
Michigan
Yada
Kiewsy
Dominion Grange
Seto
Gilbert Tiathorne
Dunlap
Bowdoin
John H. Potter
Staten Island
Savings Bank
WEEI
WTAG
WEAF
WGY
WJAR
WTIC
WCSH
WGR
Tee
Bath Savings Institution
Management
Qnuseum
Col John Stevens
Isos
Wessodom
Babcock, Wilcox
Carliss
Ericsson
Gifford
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