Morse High Defeats Sanford 6 to 0 in Final Home Game
Morse High dominated Sanford 6 to 0 in the season finale at home. Stinson scored on a late fourth quarter rush set up by a trick play, with Sarkis and McElman delivering key passes and Morse’s defense stopping Sanford’s drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Sanford
Bath
Smith
Morte
Ernie Barkis
Sarkis
McElman
Stinson
Stmneen
Epents Rieger
Morse
McFinnan
Seal
McKiman
L. Charette
Merrifield
Charette
Parks
Ee McEiman
Hehe
Taeda
Eedine
Teese
McBimnen
Wes
Garkis
Huse
Moree
Young Dearern
Legard
Curtis
Dube
Bowdoin Presh
Brunswick
Morse P. Charette
Huse Wallingford
Coombs Oiisser
Douglas
Grindell
Rick
Stinson L. Charette
Stimnson
Welch
Currier
Fleming
Serferks
Serferls
Allen
Simpson
McKone
Boyce
Coombs
Morrell
Bowdoin
McMann
Moose blocks Calais Topsfield highway after Bates Maine game
Traffic on the Calais Topsfield highway was halted Saturday night when a bull moose remained in the roadway. After cars diverted from the Bates Maine football game at Orono, drivers held a tense discussion on how to move the animal. A rock barrage finally sent the moose off the road as some bold bystanders advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais-Topsfield
Orono
Horne
Mooge
Bath social notes reflect visits and obituaries this week
Ruth Skillings returns to Bath after days in So York City. Mrs. Willis Potter and son Billy host in New York. Emma Perry Brightway Jane Feere attend Bangor teachers convention. Mrs. Frank Spear of Roslindale and Dr W Gross visit Campbell farm. Mrs. Harry Blaisdell and Cora Campbell visit Five oaks. Mrs. Ernest Rogers and Pauline stop Bath visiting. Phyllis Eaton returns home from visit with grandfather Martin Wyman. Mrs. Rose Carpenter stays with Mrs. George Ingalls weekend at Meadowbrook. Martha Small visits Bath and Popham Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Baylen Oliver visit Leavitts. Bath dealer D Rogers on business in One Hane. Hazel Feere, U of M student, spends weekend at home. Mrs. William Perry and Doris Perry attend theatre in Portland. Mrs. James Perry visits West Bath with Mrs. Samuel Bates. Friends of Mrs. Minnie Story shocked by death in Worcester. Story planned winter at Swarthmore before illness. Roscoe C Perkins attends council meeting in Damariscotta. Misses Alice and Abbie Minott and other members attend Sagadahoc Pomona meeting at Bodwell. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Whitehead return to Mt. Vernon N Y after brief Bath visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Skillings
Bath
Willis Potter
Billy
Ae York City
Emma Perry
Brightway
Jane Feere
Bangor
Frank Spear
Roslindale
Mass
W. Gross
Titchfield
Campbell Farm
Harry Blaisdell
William Blaisdell
Cora Campbell
Minnie @tory
Sebasco
Aland Zaton
Worcester
Story
Swarthmore
Penn
Eaton
Chester Story
Roscoe C. Perkins
American Legion
Damariscotta
Alice
Abbie Minott
George C. Beals
Ruth Farnham
Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Everett Harrington
Dromore Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Robert Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Popham Station Updates and Local Tidbits
Edgar L. Drake of the Popham station rests at home after ten days away. Tanker Justine left the river Sunday at 6 30 in the morning. Mac Berry resumes duties at Popham after ten days in Machias. Capt Walter Sprague of the Merrimac river station visits Popham on a short hunting trip. A O Light buys a coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Drake
Popham
Justine
Big Broadcast Comes to Bath Thursday
Bath hosts a big screen and radio star showcase with Bing Crosby Kate Smith the Boswell Sisters and more in The Big Broadcast scene a light comedy and musical program featuring Stuart Erwin Leila Hyams Thelma Todd Zasu Pitts and a travelogue Wild New Guiana plus Show Business short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Madison Square Garden
Bing Crosby
Kate Smith
Boswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
Burns and Allen
Arthur Tracy
Vincent Lopez
Cab Calloway
Stuart Erwin
Leila Hyams
Erwin
New York
Miss Hyams
Bing
Sharon Lynne
Leila
Miss Lynne
Thelma Todd
Zasu Pitts
New Guiana
Officials Name Scorer and Assistant for Brunswick Basketball League
William Singer was appointed official scorer and Robert Dumais named assistant at a council meeting. Measures to smooth league operations were adopted, with four strong teams expected to draw audiences and raise charity funds. Next council meeting set for November 7 to review the schedule and December games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Singer
Brunswick Basketball League
Robert Dumais
Roosevelt Campaign Speech At Bath Under Democratic Auspices
James Roosevelt spoke at a Bath event on tariffs and government spending, urging a tariff that aids industry and arguing for reduced Treasury costs. Louis Brann and Dr Ethel Varney also spoke. the meeting featured local officials and musicians from Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Louis J. Brann
Albert C. Ritchie
Byrd
Newton D. Baker
al Smith
Ethel Varney
University of Iowa
Richard E. Harvey
Portland
Bath
Varney
Brunswick
Town Hall
John P. Carey Jr
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
The
Bath Iron Works Corp
Aubrey Steen
Arrowsic
Winnegance Club Hosts Progressive Union Event
The Winnegance Community club hosted the Maine Progressive Union event at the club house with a forenoon program honoring National Book Week. Luncheon followed and the afternoon program featured Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin, a Phyllis Small sketch, Jackie Merrill, and musical numbers by Mrs. Ethel Parks and Mrs. Jack Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Progressive Club Union
Winnegance Community Club
Freeport Club
Lisbon
Cosmopolitan Club
Winneganee Club
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street Church
Phyllis Small
Jackie Merrill
Ethel Parks
Jack Shaw
Old Red Bandannas Recall Cleveland Thurman Campaigns
Edward J. Murphy shows an old red bandanna from tor chlight processions and flag raisings featuring Democratic candidates and the line Tariff for Revenue only. The piece evokes campaign outfits linen dusters and white hats and memories of marching clubs visiting towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thurman
Edward J. Murphy
Independent
Neighie
Store at Phippsburg Entered by Thieves
The sheriff's department believes a clue may identify the person or persons who broke into George C. Pease's store in Phippsburg last Thursday evening and stole groceries, canned goods, and cigarettes. Deputies Oliver and Small found fingerprints. authorities suspect the getaway involved an automobile and note recent visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Henderson in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
George C. Pease
Phippsburg
Abram C. Oliver
Loring D. Small
Popham
Winnegance YMCA Team Raises Funds With Bean Supper
The Winnegance Basketball team of the YMCA church league cleared about 12 dollars from a baked beans supper held recently to fund equipment. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kenison and son Kenneth of North Conway New Hampshire. The Women’s Auxiliary prepared for the Progressive Union of Clubs meeting at the community house and other group activities were noted, including an October social with Halloween decor and prize contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Y. M. C. A. Church League
George L. Kenison
Kenneth
North Conway
N. H
Harry C. Webber
John G. Morse
Squaw Club
Elmer Coggeshall
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Cottage Park
Charlotte Owen
Mena Preble
Susie Schofield
Agnes Nason
Marie Marco
Grace Trask
Helen Potter
Joanna Hodgkins
Emma Hunt
Cleora Coombs
Progressive Union of Clubs
Winnegance Ladies
Winnegance
Brunswick Rally Thursday Evening Draws Republicans
Bath Republicans attend a Brunswick rally at Town hall Thursday night at eight featuring Robert T. Bushnell of Boston former Middlesex district attorney. The event is hosted by the Republican town committee as part of a series of party gatherings. A Topsham meeting follows Friday at eight at the engine house with Walter S. Glidden of Bath as speaker, aiming for broad turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Town Hall
Robert T. Bushnell
Boston
Middlesex County
Commonwealth
Republican Town Committee
John L. Jack
Topsham
Walter S. Glidden
Winnegance Club entertains clubs and members
The Winnegance Club hosted a gathering with papers on science books travel fiction and best sellers. Elizabeth Ricker Frances Webber Emma Walker and Annie Hunter presented as members and guests enjoyed a luncheon for 32, plus music and a travel talk.
Room For All In Prosperous Days
A fragment notes a man who owed everyone wanders the alleys as subdued streets passable for him in lean mood, reflecting a somber mood in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Divorces Decreed at October Term in Sagedahoc Superior Court
Justice George H. Worster signed several divorce decrees during a nine day October term. Cases include Maud Teehan versus Sterling Teehan with custody and visitation rights, Dorothy McFarland versus Kenneth McFarland, Orn Hewes versus Harold Hewes, Lillian McNeil versus Harry McNeil, Harriet Smith versus Everett Smith, Inez Hutchins versus Arthur Hutchins, Thelma Hodgdon versus Edward Hodgdon, and Lena Nicholson versus Harry Nicholson. Also a trespass case State v Burns was dismissed due to indictment error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justce
George H. Worster
Bangor
Sagedahoc Superior Court
Traverse
State
Joseph Burns
Bowdeinham
Justice Vorster
Maud G. Teehan
Woolwich
Sterling
Virginia M. Teehan
Dorothy J. McFarland
Richmond
Kenneth H. McFarland
Gardiner
Dorothy J. Grant
Orn J. Hewes
Bath
Harold L. Hewes
Hampden
Maine
Lillian M. McNeil
Harry L. McNeil
Harriet M. Smith
Everett E. Smith
Jackson
Michigan
Cora G. Smith
Libellee
Inez M. Hutchins
Arthur S. Hutchins
Harry G. Nicholson
Togus
Winter Schedule at Announced for YMCA Activities
The YMCA winter schedule lists daily groups at the gym including Morse high school boys, Business Men volleyball, City League games, and several church teams. Open hours remain for groups by week’s end with office applications. Also reported are Indian cemetery relics on display at Biddeford Savings Bank and a Bangor matron finding a pearl in a lobster then learning its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Central Reds
E. Sarkis
Central Church
Elm Church
Independents
E. Legard
Beacon Church
Central Blues
P. Stinson
Wesley Church
Winter Church
Corliss Church
Dike
A. Parks
St. Mary's Church
Winneganee Church
Grace Church
St. Mary's Grammar School
R. McElman
Oakhurst
Hyde Windlass
Central Whites
H. McElman
North Grammar
P. Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Biddeford Savings Bank
Opening Session Sets Early Start for YMCA Church League
The Governing Committee for the YMCA Church Basketball League votes to start play a week earlier this year with two games weekly. First four weeks schedule lists Tuesday and Saturday games. Christmas week shifts to Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League
Clifton W. Tedford
E. A. Pinson
E. A. Jewett
Association
Musical Society Hearing Includes Oratorio Talk
Frederick Edney hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at 24 Milan Street with a talk on The Oratorio by Mrs. Weston P. Holman. The program featured multiple vocal performances, piano solos, duets, and acts from Monna Vanna and Donizetti works. Concurrently D S Reynolds plans to load three large schooners to New York as potato prices rise and farmers seek higher bids. James W. Jones of Gardiner hints at a political bid and outlines long service in local government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Edney
Les Camarades Musicaux
Milan Street
Weston P. Holman
D. S. Reynolds
Lubec
Lucy Evelyn
Machais
Henry H. Chamberlain
Marguerite
Calais
New York
Washington County
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Mattie Kahkonen
Pinland
Paris Village
Baldwins Mcintosh
Oxford County
Colby College
Direct Mail Advertising Association
New York City
Colby Publicity Department
Colby
General Motors
Eastman Kodak Co
International Paper
United States
Beacon Street
Beacon
Joel
Pereees Financial
Popham Beach
Bath Opera House
Eastport
Aroostook
Edward B. Smith
MacNichol
Brann Aliso
Progressive Union
Charles T. Henderson
Winnegance Club
Elizabeth G. Ricker
Progressive Club
Frances M. Webber
Auxiliary
British Isles
Harry A. Franck
Emma E. Walker
Annie Hunter
Freeport Women's Club
Clara Oliver
Winter Street
Walter Small
Charles Woodworth Merrill
Merrill
John H. Grindell
Reginald Stacy
Francis McPherson
Bernice K.sturtevant
McPherson
Ruth H. Farnham
Nellie Byram
George A.churchill
Emerson & Stevens Mfg. Co., Inc
Oakland
California
Central
Elm
Wesley
Winter
Corliss
St. Mary's
Winneyance
Navy
Edward McMann
Percy Kingsbury
Alfred Neal
Clifton Tedford
Harold Carter
John P. Hayes
Charles Perkins
Forrest L. Littlefield
Richard McElman
Roland Robinson
Melvin Comeau
Donald Stuart
Harold Brown
Elwood Legard
Elbridge Wright
E. A
Musical Society
Salosa
del Riego
Reichart
Lady
Sullivan Mr. Edney
Mrs. Albee
Monna Vanna
Ferrier
Fevrier
Hatch
Mr. Ramsay
Albee
Plant
Mr. McPherson
Holman
Wilson Smith
Manning
Cary
Sturtevant
Messrs Ramsay
Mr. Fields
Eloul
Don Pasquale
Donizetti Fields
Edney
Ensemble
James W. Jones
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