Morse High Minstrels Delight Big Audience at Morse Show
Morse High boys staged a minstrel show at the Columbia Theatre Friday coached by George A. Crockett. George Field served as master of ceremonies and the slick production featured songs, jokes, and a finale using the Blue and White Morse song. Billy Lundrigan, age 12, drew standout applause with Who wants a bad little boy. The performance earned the crew a reported $100 net.
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Morse High Minstrels
Morse High
Columbia ‘Theatre
George A. Crockett
George Field
Mr. Crockett
Aa Sen
Morse
R. M. White
Harold Armes
Edwin Powers
George Wotton
Erlon Grover
John Hart
Edwin Vinson
Walter Anliker
Harold Hayes
Harold
Lawrence Crocker
Walter
John Sheldon
Grace Cunningham
Harold Small
Sheldon
Tfannah
Tie
Ephraim Wooler
George M. Colin
Mary
Stainley Footer
Kal
Marion Freeman
Malin Genthner
James Genthner
James Jenkins
John Leonard
Frank Dunton
Arthur Mains
Fred Drake
George Barker
Dixie
Billy Lundrigan
Leo Feist
Billy
Willy
O. K. George I
Field
George
Bunny Stanwood
Pixs
George Crockett
Crockett
Clinton J. Wilson
Raymon V. Hayward
Avian Ramsey
Frank Reynolds
Samuel Levine
Charles W. Peterson
Thelma Littlefield
George Tinney
Edwin L. Emmons
Arthur Pepper
TL AL Truse
Pred J. Teelug
Sidney Cullen
Eugene M. Desmond
Dr. FE. M. Fuller
Grindel
Mary Lord
Omah Trott
Rosina Bates
Katherine Trott
Elizabeth Deering
Mary Curran
Elizabeth Rolfe
Doris Soule
Helen Brown
Leola Ward
Lilelen Furber
Roy Arsenaut
Oscar Adams
Alex Burden
David Black
Harold Brown
Automobile Disappears During Church Service
A Reo five passenger car owned by Herbert E. Worrey of 1207 Washington street was stolen Sunday night while Mr and Mrs Worrey attended the First Baptist church service. The car was left at 7 15 and missed when they returned at 7 45 issuing police and volunteers two hours of searches. Serial number 21745 and Maine registration 49287 listed.
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Maine
Near- DY
Education Week Observed by Town Schools in First Baptist Program
Education Week was observed as town schools united for an evening program at the First Baptist Church. The event featured recitations dialogues songs and special features by pupils plus talks by District Superintendent Mrs. Clara Reed and Rev. W T Boyd.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Clara Reed
W. T. Boyd
Frank Heald
Sunshine Society
Carro! Powers
Arrowsic
Willard Oliver
Popham
Frank Oliver
Portland
A. F E. Buzzo
Emma Billings
Vauline Moore
Ruby Moore
Colleen James
Katheleen Gray
Iva Cromwell
Marjorie Hinckley
Junior Hagan
Working League
B. TL
Woodside
Hartley Harley
Key
Candy’s Harbor
Webster Hartley
Ossian Hudson
Delmont
No IL
Doyd
Ida Williams
Leon Williams
Joseph Higgins
Waltham
Mass
Five Islands Grange meeting and social in Bath
The Five Islands Grange held its third and fourth sessions on Tuesday evening at the grange with sandwiches and coffee served. Committee in charge included Miss Mildred Pinkham Moss Bertia Lewis and Miss Delia Davis. Attendees and text describe many local residents traveling to Bath and Georgetown Center for related events and visits.
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Webster
the Grange
Mildred Pinkham
Moss Bertia Lewis
Delia Davis
J. G. Stevens
J. FE. Blaisdell
FL . Rittall
Elbridge Mains
Ada di. Rowe
LL. HW. Rowe
Pomona Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
WL. Reid
Portland
Nu-Kain
T. WL Scott
Ion Webster Scott
Mody
Weston
Alonzo MacMiahan
Bath
Maxine Walker
Woolwich
James Stevens
James Stevens Passed Several Days the Last Week Ain Winneganee
Hirtey Claisdell
OM. Reid
Clarence MacMahan
Mr. MacMahan
Dailey
Wiseasep
Ap Five Islands
Weson Moore
Gath
Mr. Moore
Charles Moore
A. A. MacMilban
Robinhood
Snewara House
Clyde Winkinwm
Mendiay
Fo Owl Tétiath
Horace
Addis Stevens
City
Cecil Stevens
Newark
Caurel
Georgetown Center
TL. Rowe
Charles Amazeen
Lewiston
Monclei
Howard
Ocean View
M. T. Newdick
Clevence Mic- Mahan
J. Maria Maurice Ponkchin
T. E. Cromwell
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Robinhood Maine praised as picturesque town by visitor
A Maine resident extols Robinhood near Bath as a beautiful, welcoming community with islands, woods, two stores, a post office, school, church, and friendly residents. The writer notes locals read major papers, attend events, own cars, and enjoy outdoor life, urging pride in the town and its summer visitors.
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Robinhood
Georgetown
Maine
America
Beth
Union
Bath
The
Herald
Globe, Post
American
Literary Digest
Current Opinion
Vhey
Tan
Holy Name Society Charms with Fine Chestnut Street Party
The Holy Name whist party at Clif ford House on Chestnut Street drew praise for decor and a successful evening. Twenty two auction tables yielded prizes for ladies and men, with Mrs Charles Footer and George Comeau among top winners. The event raised funds for the society with cake coffee and a varied program performed by local residents and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford House
Chestnut Street
Charles Footer
John fTayes
George Comeau
John Hayes
Sodality
Mary Brien
Katherine Grinder
Eleanor O'Brien
Gertrude Conley
Arline McNeil
Lillian Lewin
Wilhiama Lundrigan
James Royal
Lorenzo Collins
St. Marys
Dog Rescued After River Jump Failure on Bath Shore
A collie on the Bath side fell from a state ferry at noon Tuesday while trying to jump ashore. Crew efforts failed to reach him initially, but the dog swam to the dock and escaped into the river area, then ran off to recover.
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Gov. King
Bath
Men Claim Crowbars Used as Weapons in Court Fight
Roland and Otis Pero face Imancial court Tuesday after Judge John J. Keegan issued cross warrants. Each man accuses the other of assault and battery over a Monday fight, claiming the other used a crowbar as a weapon, with both sides injured and to be resolved in court.
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Roland
Otis Pero
Imancial Court
John J. Keegan
Tickets In Demand For Red Cross Dances This Season
Red Cross dance series tickets are now with committee for a four event run starting Thanksgiving night at Masonic Temple. Series includes four dances on Thanksgiving, December 31, January 30, and February 25. Series price remains 5 dollars. couples admission without series is 3 dollars per couple. Grindell's orchestra set to provide music. refreshments planned for first dance.
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Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Grindell
Frederick KB. Drake
Seth S. Mullin
By Motley Luller
John B. Crosby
Arthur Lewis
Carroll Watson
Thomas
Gibbons
William A. Farber
Edward W. Sampson
Eugene M. Desmond
Arthur G. Oliver
Preaching and Singing Not Enough At British Baptist Conference
The Rev T Edmunds blasted Birmingham as a pagan city with misery and squalor urging Christians to go beyond singing praying and teaching to provide real social service The Rev J Leslie Brown criticized preaching and urged clergy to pursue clearer aims at the West Midlands Baptist Association conference.
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Birmingham
Great Britain
T. Edmunds
The
West Midlands Baptist Association
J. Leslie Brown
Wolverhampton
First Baptist Youth Tour Canada by Lecture
The First Baptist church youth group took a Monday night trip of over 2000 miles through eastern Canada via an illustrated lecture by the pastor. One hundred views appeared on the screen as the pastor shared details from his recent journey, and several Canadian songs were sung in celebration of Canadian night.
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First Baptist Church
Heastern
Canada
More Than Thousand Parents Visit Schools During Week
National Education Week at Bath from November 17 to 21 drew visits by over 1,000 parents across the district. Most schools kept to routine programs, while Morse High staged several events. At South Street School Mrs J Wyte Lemont spoke on the flag, and authorities hope many new parents will continue school visits beyond the week.
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Bath
Morse High
South Street
J. Wyte
Lemont
Sons of Veterans Auuxiliary
Morse High Debating Team Selected for Bowdoin League
Morse High will send affirmative debaters William Donnell Beatrice Jenkins and Ephraim Pooler with negative team Charles Cummings Mary Curran and Mary Donnell. Noel W Deering of Bowdoin is coach. Debates begin December 1 with Morse affirmatives facing Cong High, negatives travel to Deering. The season question is whether states should abolish capital punishment.
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Morse High
Bowdoin
William Donnell
Beatrice Jenkins
Ephraim Pooler
Charles Cummings
Mary Curran
Mary O Donnell
Noel W. Deering
Bowdein
Morse
Cong High
Deering
Cassin Seizes Vessel and Aids Distressed Craft
After repairs in Bath the former naval destroyer Cassin now in Coast Guard service seized a vessel carrying liquor and towed a distress boat. It also assisted a speed boat to port but sunk it by gunfire due to its condition. The Cassin is no longer flagship as Red Wing assumes the role.
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Bath
Bath Troy Works
Cassin
Coast Guard
Red Wing
Glorious Girl to Feature Many Popular Players
The Glorious Girl will be presented at the Columbia Dee with a large cast headed by Mrs Pred 2 Hill as Mrs Reginald Winterfield. Marion Hill, Miss Mussenden and Edmund McCloskey lead a scene of humor and romance as the plot unravels.
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Columbia Dee
Pred
Miss Mussenden
Mr. McCloskey
Janes Ledyard
Horatio
Greenwich Village
Tie
Ledyard
Munson
Huse
Clark Munson
Chicago
Mattress Fire on Westland Avenue Ends Quickly
A Monday noon alarm from Box M12 reported a mattress fire at Tloward King’s Westland avenue home. Firefighters arrived to find little damage and no required work. Roscoe Shaw has moved to the Phoenix hotel to spend the winter.
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Tloward King
Westland Avenue
Roscoe Shaw
Phoenix Hotel
Florida votes to block inheritance and income taxes
Florida voters approved amendments to bar inheritance and income taxes, exempting household goods up to 500 dollars for homeowners. The measure aims to prevent state levies on such taxes and notes mail solicitations offering Florida residency to evade taxes.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Red Cross Reports Year Of Disasters
The Red Cross reports its busiest relief year ending July 1, with 73890 deaths nearly 2000 injured and 44000 made homeless. Fires totaled 13 with the Berkeley fire at 10 million, plus tornadoes causing 84 deaths and heavy property loss. Relief costs exceeded 137,000, and a national mobile disaster unit operated from Washington using aviation and government facilities for rapid response.
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Red Cross
Berkeley
Cal
Ohio
GSOO
South Carolina
Mississippi
Maine
New York
Vermont
New Jersey
Maryland
Uni
Red Cross National
Washington
War
Navy
Post Office
Red Cross Dance Tickets Sell Fast at Masonic Temple
Tickets for the Red Cross series of dances, starting Thanksgiving night at the Masonic temple, are in great demand with many couples printed and likely all sold. Names of ticket holders are listed, noting limited remaining capacity. A cable from Havre reports the De Grasse arriving November 18 with passengers Mrs. Clarence W. Morse, Miss Mary J. Gibbons, and Miss Clara Coombs bound for Europe.
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Red Cross
Masonic Temple
T. S. Gibbons
S. S. Mullin
F.E. Drake
J.rthur Sewall
Carroll Watson
A. G. Oliver
E. W. Sampson
W. A. Furber
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Library and den
Hartnett
Company Omplete
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
Herbert E. Worrey
William G. Small
Washington Street
Honolulu
Holy Name Society
Dog
John J. Desmond
Kuppenheimer
Cosmopolitan Club
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