Wesley Lads Win The YMCA Church League Track Meet
A strong Wesley church team dominated the YMCA Church League meet on Saturday night winning five of ten events and sweeping the high hurdles. Capt. Alec Burden led with 114 points as Red Davis and George Barker also starred, setting a 440 yard record and pushing Barker’s high jump near five feet. Wesley won the final Wesley Central relay, finishing with 64.4 seconds.
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Wesley Church
Y. M. C. A. Church League
Central
Beacon
Corliss
Forrest L. Littlefield
Alec Burden
Red” Davis
Wesley
George Barker
Morse
Davis
Allie Jewett
Morse High
Barker
Battle Barker
Red Davis
Davs
Wesley Lad
Red
Rowland
Meister
Gus Meister
Beacon Street
Rollins
Universalist
Bates
Morseman
Victor Paquet
George Carker
Snipe
Trott
Russell
Elm
Young Rollins
Mier
Johnny Roberts
Brown
Wesley Gang
Norton
Box Trott
Cook
Wesley Nose
Leeman
Seekins
Farrell
Winter Street
Jewett
Jenkins
Burden
Roberts
Eli
Ord
Milo
Paquet
Richmond Notes and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Richmond hosts a Methodist chapel gathering with 116 men served a baked beans supper followed by a short song service and moving pictures. Republicans meet to select delegates for district and state conventions while Emerson Lane post American Legion stages its fifth annual minstrel show at the opera house.
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Arthur Morris
EK. C. Heath
C. Blake
Freeman Wood
Charles Blake
EF. C. Heath
Richmond
Selectmen’s Office
Bangor
John Parker
Margaret Peabody
Sadie Wood
William F. Diham
William Fr. Dunham
George Hawkes
Seth Watson
Bo R. Temple
Harold Libby
Roy Gilpatrick
Edwin R. Sewart
Laura Stilphen
James Roberts
Bo Tarr
Ray Toothaker
John Jordan
Charles W. Messenger
Byron Ll. Ludwig
Eva Yeaton
Carl Curtis
Leslie F. Roberts
Victor R. EB. Carey
Frank Rice
Harold Harford
Don Cate
Russell Hatfield
Donald Foster
Cy White
Charles Leon
Joe Dogan
Milton Winkham
Ernest Grant
Frances Sherman
Chester Foster
Ray Merrifield
Edmund Sylvain
Gerald Goodwin
Roy Dickenson
George Shaw
Gerald O'Neil
John Bixon
Edward Pinkham
Earl Preble
Edmund Sylvian
Frank Tseedle
Dresden
Inez Stinson
J.C. Burnham
Portland
Marle James
Topsham
Aid of Enterprise Grange
Ernest Stuart
Gardner Street
Charles Alexander
New Front Street
B.C. White
Augusta
Ulaveld Warford
Vilda Mary
Maine General Hospital
Viola Duren
R. M. Ordway
Skowhegan
William Miller
Bowdeinham
Charles Pushard
South Dresden
Myrtle Gordon
Auburn
Helen ‘Claflin
Waterville
John Hartford
Charles Lamson
Saco
J. K. Grant
Riday
Sagadauhye
Enterprise
Litchfield
Brother Huntley
Robert Edison
Little Son
Barre
Albert Merrifield
Harlowell
James Hamilton
Reed Jack
Church Street
Henry Peterson
St. Amboise Catholic Church
Plorence Watson
J Bath Hospital
Warren S
Nason
Rusagerie
N.S
J. Horace McClure
H. P. Small
Bath
Leon Ladd
William R. Fairclough
Cecil Richards
Ernest Elwin Richards
Moore Stewart wedding in Bath at Nazarene Church
Fenton Moore and Arletta Stewart of Bath wed Saturday night at seven with Rev. Howard WP Jett of the Church of the Nazarene presiding in his apartments on Russell Street. Attendants included John Stewart and a bridesmaid Greenleaf. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis, works at Hyde Windlass Co. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Walker Street. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents.
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Ard
William W. Fairclough
Thomas Stone
Afigasta
New England Tel
Tel.o
Warren Weacock
Gardiner
Carl Fibbs
Chester Call
Front Street
Pathe
Methodist Chapel
Harold Harford
Chester Call House
Lee King
Courtney Hinkley
Porth
Lara Dunn
George Bangs
Prunswick
Kimball Street
Clarence Moore
Wortland
Melvin Hutchinson
Augusta
Mire
Walter Lint
Waterville
Syde Lint
Earl Cronp
Farmington
N. IL
Carl Curtis
John Young
Cleveland Mariner
Darrah Street
William Nichols
South Gardiner
Grace Mealey
Auburn
Thomas Hinkley
Gardiner Hospital
George Wilson
Winthrop
Ralph Lowell
Windham
Charles Hall
Cedar Grove
Byron Ludwig
Charles EB. Tallman
William S. Fairclough
Tallman
Solon Purinton
Teller-Kent Co
Ivan M. Richardsoon
General Assembly
Carroll Young
Edward Favor
C. H. Bryant
Maine State Library
Circle of Knowledge
Frances Sherman
Florence Maxwell
Charles Allen
Dresden
Jon
George K. Macomber
Florida
H. E. Houdlette
Wiliam R. Fairclough
John Merrill Post
Forner Watten
Harry Peterson
New England
George Yeaton
Massachusetts
Masonic Banquet Hall
Mt. Carmel
O. BE. S
Richmond Fire Department
Henry Peterson
Woburn
Mass
Jellison School
Mirian Browne
Flise Browne
Halver Francis
Clarice Verrill
Arline Wildes
Gilbert Wildes
Keith Wildes
Myra Dunn
Cassie A. Averill
Charles M. Averill
Freeman Mosher
North Front Street
Richmond
James E
Charlotte (Brown
L. W. Grundy
Methodist Church
Cotton's Cemetery
Frank Merriman
Harold Averill J
Charles Crissey
Brooklyn
Lyte Lint
Wallace N. Price
Wallace Curtis
Howard Curtis
Fenton Moore
Arletta Stewart
Bath
Howard WP. Jett
Church of the Nazarene
Russell Street
John Stewart
Five Islands Ladies' Aid Meets For Sewing And Social
Five Islands Ladies' Aid gathered Thursday afternoon to sew and listen to the radio with good attendance. Mrs. Verey Savane joined the group. Members and visitors with local names such as Mowe Berry Reed and Stevens attended various town events and visits to Bath and Georgetown Centre, while a number of community activities and upcoming school events were noted.
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Mra
L. H. Mowe
Mra. Verey
Savane
Wool
Berry
Woolwich
Wisom
Alton Berry
AML
Mr. Berry
T. W. Scott
Weston
Mass
Mis
Phiereld Rowe
Gearize Library
Dobbs Merry
Aloen Marr
Vernon Gray
Bath
Raymond Belanger
J. F. MacMahian
Alton Reed
Grange
Csair Stevens
Ellsworth Minkhan
Georgetown Centre
Esther Worthing
God
Johu Phibedeau
Seguinland
Charles Winkleton
Ogi
Lloyd Pinkpul Vieter Pindar
Porthiil
Grange du
Victor Pinkham
Little Ester
Mary Louise
Andrews Hospital
Boothbay
Lyidiy
Winkham
JD. R. Stevens
Lloyd Winkhinn
Pinthean
Pinthean the Other, Mrs. Pinkham’s Side Standing the Longest and L. HH. Rowe
Morse High School Poplar Students Enter in Contest
Morse high school students vote for the most popular at in school contest closing April 14. Votes are cast at McFadden's Pharmacy Olyvaspia Confectionery John J Desmond Webber's Drug Store Footer's Small Radio Shop.
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Morse High School
McFadden's Pharmacy
Olyvaspia
John J. Desmond
Webber’s
Footer’s
Elizabeth Deering
Dorothy Conley
Winifred Aderton
Dorothy‘Thompson
Dorice
Work Pomona Degree On 54 Candidates
Following a regular West Truth grange meeting a special Sagadahoc ponies session was held where the fifth degree was conferred on 54 candidates in the presence of TGE persons. David Trenderson appointed a committee for an upcoming card party. Next Monday’s grange session will feature motion pictures after the business meeting presented by Divant M. Patten of the local New England Tel Co.
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West Truth Grange
Sagadahoc Ponies
TGE
David Trenderson
Eleanor Drake
Edith Rech
Alice Johnson
Grange
Divant M. Patten
Muglind Tel & ‘Pel. Co
Reparations in Kind Boost German Goods Ad
Berlin reports that compulsory reparations in kind, though painful for many Germans, are serving as strong advertisement for German products. Baron von Rheinbaben notes in Jugoslavia that railway and telephone material supplied as reparations are German made, promising future customers. Krupp of Essen negotiates with France for agricultural machinery, while Germany wins orders on steel rails to South Africa amid underbidding British tenders.
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Berlin
Baron Rochus von Rheinbaben
Dalkanes
Jugoslavia
Krupp First of
Essen
France
Union of South Africa
Germany
Billiard Rivalry Roars At Colonial Club Amid Claims
Colonial Club billiard scene heats as Reginald Stacy and George Fields urge an open challenge to Mel Haggett and Kodney Ross. Claims of a clique controlling the crown spark a brewing intra club contest with threats of new contenders and renewed practice sessions.
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Wollon
Reginald Stacy
George Fields
Med Promis Og Yen
Mel Haggett
Cub
Kodney Ross
Stacey
Sporremanstin
Mr Staves
Mr. Fields
Mr. Stacey
Stacey-Fields
George
Mel
Rodney
Tusicians
Kingery
North-Center PTA reports successful spring sale
North-Center PTA cleared more than 60 dollars at a spring sale held Tuesday afternoon in Grace Church parish house Oak Street. Mrs. Phyllis Gannon chaired the event and led a team that displayed fancy and useful articles along with candy, home cooked foods, aprons, and baked goods.
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North- Center
Tal
Grace Ehurch
Oak Street
Phyllis Gannon
Robert Th. Hateh
John A. Lord
Dw. Pease
Bh. Mason Wright
L. FP. Gaamen
John J. Tackett
John McConley
Harold Avery
Teachers host dinner for Weeks Mitchell and Winneganee staff
Teachers from Weeks Street Mitch ell and Winneganee schools attended a dinner in the South End PLT. Mrs. William H. Small presented Mrs. Anna Averill Sever with a silver service plate from the association. Mrs. Severin recently married Carl A. Severin and plans to move to Detroit at the end of the school year. The group reported substantial work accomplished during the day.
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Weeks Street
Mitchell
Winneganee
South End
Washington Street
William H. Small
Association
Anna Averill Severin
Severin
Carl A. Severin
Detroit
Vienna Waltz Faces Jazz Challenge as Strauss Tours Europe
In Vienna, Herr Johann Strauss declares the waltz will contend with jazz, predicting change in style akin to fashion shifts. The Vienna maestro and nephew of the famed composer tours Europe as conductor, commenting on evolving musical tastes.
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Vienna
Johann Strauss
Austria
Strauss
Europe
Mt Patrick Social Enjoyed by Georgetown Community
The Mt Patrick social hosted by the Working League at the First Baptist vestry drew many attendees. The event featured decorative fir boughs and crepe paper, with games and refreshments provided by Mrs Edward Wren and Mrs SLJ Green. Several local residents were noted for travels, illnesses, and family news through the week, including a fatal automobile accident of Gilbert Sorth and a birth recorded for Mrs Ellswerth Levert, naming Wilbur Morris.
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Mt. Patrick
First Baptist Vestry
Edward Wren
SL J. Green
Mere
Edgar Warra
Math
Farle Hagen
Gail
Weeelwiel
Herowne
Tiath
Las John Uo Plaekie
Georgetown
New York
Franck Osbern
New Neties
Art Bance
Cebern
Vlackie
Teeham
Marehall Stevens
Carrell Powers
Nebnhood
Pie Watson
Arinewick
Albie Kesnetds
Alwah Gol Pfenrs
Dortis
Eheal
Woolwie
George Lackey
Powers
Woelchel
Earle Pagan
Vero Gray
Five Islands
Meniday
Georgia M OR Walker
Dorothy Piagan
Kur Vnelds
Marple Resnelds
Siebinheed
Working League
Harold J. Brown and Son
Merc. T
Aosen
Beacons and Corliss Prep for Monday Showdown
Beacons street team, one of the citys slickest outfits, faces Corliss street church stars Monday in a season finale. Corliss adds Phil Baten and Lauriston Trott to boost depth as North Enders loom, while Beacons confident run toward another victory.
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Tren Street Churca
Corliss Street Church Stars
Corliss
Phil Baten
God Lauriston Trott
North Enders
Beacon Street
Dbriekhy McMann
Brewster
Morse
Tareman
Mitchell Morse
Deacon
Anniversary of Neal Dow Birth Observed in Portland
The anniversary of General Neal Dow's birth is marked worldwide this week with memorial services. Bath WOC PUL plans a Friday 1 pm Salvation Army hall meeting to honor Dow with a fitting program. Mrs. Capt. Warren will organize a Home Guards band of Tome Guards after schools close.
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Neal Dow O
Portland
Father Wet Prohibition
Temerines
Bath Woc
Salvation Army
Capt. Warren
Tome Guards
Home Guards
Vitamin D Pill Mysteriously Made in Europe
A new form of vitamin D labeled Vitamin D 1, once believed available only through sun, is reportedly produced in European laboratories and offered in pills with a chocolate-like taste. Public usage is restricted to patients by doctor’s orders.
This One Battles Insects Downy Woodpecker
The Downy Woodpecker is a small common useful bird valued for destroying tree-infesting insects. It helps protect orchards and groves.
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White Plains
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Russel Harford
Marie MacMahan
Marion Stevens
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