Evening School Opens With 375 Pupils Enrolled
Bailey Evening School of Industries opened at Morse High School with 375 registrants. Classes include naval architecture home nursing elementary subjects hand crafts and manual training with four nights a week for large groups. Attendance rules and enrollment details were outlined by Clinton D. Wilson and Mrs. Margaret C. Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Flaherty
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Wilson
Morse High School
Florence L. Jenkins
Stephen E. Patrick
Flaherty
Judge Pinansky keynote at Bath P T A reception
Judge Max Pinansky of Portland spoke to a Bath city audience at the YMCA gymnasium for the Morse high P T A teachers reception. He urged Christian values, parental cooperation with teachers, and a return to spiritual principles as guiding social and economic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pinansky
Portland
Y.M.C.A
Judge Pinansky
Maud P. Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
Morse High P.T.A
Arthur C. Norton
Bath
Mr. Norton
Arthur B. Scott
Harry P. Bridge
Morse High School
California
John H. Grindell
Fred Hoffman
Pfiffer
A. C. Mackenzie
Hibbert Norton
Francis McPherson
Morse High School Glee Club
Carrie E. Shaw
Jane Donnell
Kathaleen Leonard
Jeanette Shackford
Roberta Gordon
Evelyn Trott
Emma Colby
Beth Trott
Mary Kenney
Hope Rowe
Carol Stevens
Washington
Lincoln
Seth S. Mullin
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Morse High
Arthur C. Lemont
South End
Arthur Sewall
North Center
Daniel J. Perry
Dike
Kares F. Colby
Maine Congress
Charles R. Farnham
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Mank Found Guilty Begins Prison Term
William G. Mank of Waldoboro was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder of 67 year old Reddington Genthner. The Lincoln county jury convicted him after a two day trial at Wiscasset. Mank began his life term at Maine State Prison following the verdict and sentencing by Judge Arthur Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Mank
Waldoboro
Maine
Lincoln County
Wiscasset
Reddington Genthner
Arthur Chapman
Mank
Genthner
Albany
N. Y
Destroyer Brings Coast Guard Crew to Bath Assembly
The Coast Guard destroyer Wainwright, stationed in Boston, arrived in Bath Monday with 27 Coast Guardsmen to join the patrol boat Thetis. They, along with a dozen previously arriving men from New London, will man Thetis when she is commissioned, awaiting clearer weather as fog closes in offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Méelotik
Milwaukee
Wis
Thetis
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Henry O. Trowbridge
Iron Works
H. B. Briggs Jr
E. E. Pierce
Robert W. Ferrill
Bath
Quincy
Mass
Alexander Chopin
Henry J. Gielow, Inc
New York
Boston
Harold C. Moore
F. T. Kenner
New London
United States Coast Guard Academy
Wally Marshall
Clifford Leeman
Kenneth Trask
Joseph Avery
Ned Rogers
Mr. Marshall
Harold Adams
Thatcher Pinkham
Howard Nash
Harold Fielding
Robert Burns
Gerald Atkinson
al Perry
Coast Guard
Wainwright
Coast
Grandfather Clock Dedication Sparks Jersey City Event
The 1902 dedication of a family grandfather clock in Jersey City featured Mr. Regan uncovering the clock. The clock had stopped, then resumed, prompting a neighborhood celebration by Walter and Mrs. Potter who built a case for their friend. The booklet program and poems commemorated the clock and its Maine origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Regan
Jersey City
New Jersey
Walter M. Potter
High Street
George Washington
H. Fred Noyes
Westbrook Tavern
Gray
Charles C. Snow
Ripley
Benjamin Small
Potter
Freeport
Massachusetts
Pownal
Maine
Potters
Edward Regan
Walter Potter
N. J
Harrison Ave
Potter and Morse
Pauline
Mr. Tibbitts
Regan
Armistice Day Address Delivers Theme of Vigilance
Senator Ellis L. Aldrich of Topsham spoke at Morse High School on Armistice Day, reviewing wars for freedom and urging eternal vigilance to safeguard liberty. The program featured local officials, music by Morse ensembles, and tributes to veterans, with Aldrich stressing citizen scrutiny of legislation to protect democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Morse High School
Legion
Roscoe E. Perkins
Elizabeth Trott
John H. Grindell
Francis McPherson
Charles R. Sims
Martin O'Toole
Harold P. Small
Roscoe
Perkins
Picardy
Haydn Wood
Bernice Sturtevant
Norton
Arthur C. Norton
Fox Hunter
Louise Calderwood
Durward Shorey
Grindell
Geoffrey O'Hara
Sturtevant
Mr. McPherson
Senator Aldrich
Commander Perkins
America
Aldrich
Caesar
Mussolini
McPherson
Phantom Legions
Les Camarades Musicaux
Martin O’toole
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Red Cross Baby Clinics Draw Visitors to Sagadahoc
The piece describes a Red Cross baby clinic in Sagadahoc with mothers bringing infants for weighing and growth tracking. Nurses weigh babies, record progress, and arrange home follow ups while observers note care, concern, and the clinic’s role in guiding new mothers toward a healthy start for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Sagadahoc
Argentine Adventurer Rescued At Sea After Mast Loss
Manuel Biasco Cruz celebrated Navy Day and aimed for a 8000 mile voyage to Punta Arenas aboard Olga II. The 23 foot sloop lost its mast and rudder. he was picked up 170 miles southeast of Nantucket by the Belpamels and is bound for Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Biasco Cruz
Kennebec
Bath
Puntas Arenas
South America
Popham Beach
Halifax
Belpamels
Manual
Nantucket la
Hatteras
Somerset
Manuel
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Baths
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Joseph Carvil
Norfolk
Mr. Carvil
Bath Iron Works Corp
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Pres
Colonial Club
Texas Steamship Co
William Tudor Gardiner
P.T.A
Haza&l
A I Stuart
Telo- W
Manuel Cruz
Louis Navy
Catherine Hagan
Louis Boyd
Herbert FE. Worrey
Washington Street
Mrs. Worrey
John Webber
Harry Maxwell
Johnson Brosco
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