Winnegance Squaw Club Hosts Charity Shower and Club News
The Winnegance Squaw club held a Monday evening gathering to honor Mrs. Richard C. Morse on her recent marriage with cards, gifts, and refreshments. The event highlighted ongoing ties with Roland H. Smith post American Legion as they plan support for a war memorial, plus local updates on members’ travels, illnesses, and visits across Winnegance and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Richard C. Morse
Squaw
Roland H. Smith Post
American Legion
Winnegance
Randall Merry
Winneyance
Auxiliary
Winnegance School Tops Attendance Record
The Bath area reports show Winnegance School leading with no pupil tardies and an attendance average of 99.1 percent. Morse High records improved but lagged behind, while the High school posted 98 percent attendance and the lowest tardiness to date. Frances Oliver, a noted dance student, will join Percival this winter after training with Senia Russakof at the Russakof Ballet School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse High
Winnegance School
Frances Oliver
Percival
Oliver
Senia Russakof
Russakof Ballet School
Toston
Aparne
Wedding at Biddeford Sees Local and Family Guests
A wedding at 40 Oak Street Biddeford Maine joined Charles F Ginsberg of Newport to Esther T Mikelsky of Roxbury Massachusetts with many out of town guests. Rabbi Schohet presided, and the couple planned a Niagara Falls Canada honeymoon before settling in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
William Shapiro
Oak Street
Maine
Charles F. Ginsberg
Newport
Shapiro
Esther T. Mikelsky
Annie Mikelsky
Roxbury
Mass
Rabbi Schohet
Portland
Pauline Mikelsky
Morse High School
Bath
Dover-Foxcroft Academy
Shaw Business College
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
A. Mikelsky
Max Cohen
Albany
N. Y
Goodman Soloman
Rose Lewis
Maureia Petlock
Dora Feldman
Ape
sMass
S. Ginsberg
Oldtown
Bertha
Karenkovitz
George Ginsberg
S. Stern
Harold
N. Ginsberg
Ida Ginsberg
Lillian Levine
Hyman Robinson
Charles Robinson
I. Levine
Bangor
I. Mikelsky
Sophie
Esther Mikels
Horatio Mikels
H. Dennie
Louis
TH. Dennis
Lewiston
Ida Sack
Malden
Horse Case Assigned For Trial In Richmond
In Richmond, associate justice assigns a horse case between Van Leenee and Clifford Gray for Thursday morning. Will C. Atkins represents the plaintiff and Ellis N. Aldrich the defendant. Court opened Tuesday with a new grand jury and a foreman. The docket starts 4810 to 4343, mostly dormant cases and divorces. A Bath birthday party and various local notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Sturgis
van Leenee
Clifford Gray
Richmond
Will C. Atkins
Gardiner
Ellis N. Aldrich
Brunswick
Justice Sturgis
Joseph Torrey
Bath
George L. Tarr
Arrowsie
Albert F. Austin
Harrison FE. Bowie
Ernest B. Heald
Guy D. Nicholds
Bruce H. M. White
George L. Gillespie
Powdoin
Charles O. Baker
Charles H. McEwen
Bowdoinham
Harold Brown
Georgetown
Ernest W. Oliver
Philpsburg
Edward VP
Favor
Frank A. Sherman
John Dolloff
H. F. Merriman
Topsham
C. J. Higgins
West Bath
Asa C. Hathorne
Woolwich
Samuel A. Erans
Baptist Denomination
John P. Carey
John Parris Sylvia
Dennysville
Arthur J. Dunton
Arnold Robinson
Patten
George W. Preselton
Joseph H. Rousseau
G. Allen Mowe
Ellis Tl. Aldrich
William T. Hall
Franklin Pierce Sprague
Walter S. Gidden
Arthur J. Danton
John J. Keegan
Edward W. Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
John T. Carey, Jr. Bath
Bath officials seek special election for legislature seat
Corporation Counsel Walter S. Glidden informs Governor Brewster that Bath Mayor Cahill and officials favor a special election to fill the late Dr. Clarence A. Peaslee’s vacancy. They propose a November 1 primary to nominate a candidate, and a November 29 special election, urging the governor to proclaim the dates and authorize nomination papers timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Bath
Clarence A. Peaslee
Marshall A. Haraden
Dr. Peaslee
Brewster
Walter 3S. Glidden
Glidden
Ralph O. Brewster
Executive Chamber
Augusta
Maine
C. H. Cahill
A. Peaskee
You
Weaslee
United States
Walter S. Gliddien
Final bankruptcy meeting ends with no assets for Merrill
In the William T. Hall docket Charles Woodworth Merrill shows no creditors present and no assets realized after Judge John J. Keegan filed a Return of No Assets. Alfred A. McMahan case notes a first and final dividend of 6.18 percent, to be disbursed to creditors who proved claims by the trustee Judge Keegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodworth Merrill
William T. Hall
John J. Keegan
Alfred A. McMahan
Keegan
Engagement of Elizabeth Phenix to Donald Laughlin Announced
Engagement announced at a Portland luncheon honoring Lois Haskell Brunswick. Elizabeth Phenix daughter of Angeline Phenix graduated Dana Hall and Smith College class of 1924. Donald Laughlin son of Alexander Laughlin MIT Sigma Chi member works with Thomas S. Laughlin Co. Fidwin W. Bonney and Helen Lea Kent wed August 30 by Rev Weston Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Phenix
Donald S. Laughlin
Portland
Miss Phenix
Lois Haskell
Brunswick
Phenix
Angelin S. Phenix
Dana Hall
Smith College
Laughlin
Alexander T. Laughlin
Park Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Thomas S. Laughlin Co
Fidwin W. Bonney
Helen Lea Kent
Weston TP
Holman
Totman library receives two gift pictures from Augusta
This week the Albert F. Totman library in Phippsburg received two large pictures for its walls from Mrs. Sidney Breck of Augusta. One shows Fort Allen Park at Worthind and the other the old ferry at Bethel. Mrs Breck, a Summer resident at Small Point beach, is a daughter of the late Joseph St Maniey and has donated books and a barge hanging lamp in prior gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Totman
Sidney Creck
Augusta
Fort Allen Park
Worthind
Bethel
Breck
Small Point Beach
Joseph St Maniey
W. H. Bowker
Bath
Henrietta Webber
Small Point
New York
Elizabeth Wellman
the Basin School
Elbridge Morse
the Basin
M. BE. Wilbur
Eric Carlsen
Janes BE
Percy
Cox’s Head
North Bergen
N. J
Minnie Moore
John
Pownal
Hartley Vicker
Anthony Thomas
Eric Carlson
Popham Read
Warren Ryan
Waltham
J. H. Pease
Dora Adams
Lyman Barbour
Cimberland Center
William A. Butler
Center
Fred Sparks
Massachusetts
Small Point Road
Marian Harris
H. A. Oliver
Within Farr
Mechanie Falls
William Cullity
Bucksport
M. J. Percy
Cox's Head
Cullity
A. F. Williams
Mavilla
Anita Williams
Smoner
Town
William Johnson
Allen
Brown
Quincy
Mass
Fore River Shipbuilding Co
George FE. McNulty
Eimma Hutchins
Popham Beach
Ernest W. Oliver
James KE. Perry
Meadowbrook
Tern
Supreme Judicial Court
Pashard
Stonybrook
Bath area notes and visits from Central Maine Power Co staff
Personal notes list Lawrence Crocker joining Central Maine Power Co in Bath and other staff movements. It records visits by former CPM official William Robertson in Bath, Ernest Fulton resuming duties after vacation in Stockton, and C H Lunt of Crowley & Lunt in Bath. Also mentions John Conway returning to Boston after his father's death, Warren Parris substituting in Lisbon Falls, and Wilfred Bartlett visiting relatives on Bruce street. Additional items cover Henry C Brown sailing to Florida, Rev Charles M Tubbs returning from church leadership conference, a Charlestown marriage involving Bath natives, hotel guests in Bath, Bath Nurses Club farewell for Helen Clinto, and a Bath social gathering with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Crocker
Central Maine Power Co
Archange Congdon
Lewiston
William Congdon
Bruce Street
William Robertson
Bath
Ernest Fulton
Ttockton
Mass
C. H. Lunt
Crowley
Henry C. Brown
West Bath
Minami
Florida
New York
Clyde Steamship Line
Charles M. Tubbs
National Religious Educational Leaders
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Middletown
Ohio
Charlestown
Benjamin Thompson Hall
That City
Edwina Hale Mayers
Hall
Warren Mayers
Norwalk
Conn
Katherine Mayers
Hotel Phoenix
E. T. Milliken
Portland
Kk. H. Fowler
Boston
M. ©. Henderson
Philadelphia
J. W. Plunkett
J. A. Leonard
H. C. Farsham
A. (. Haskell
Worcester
E. M. Moore
Boothbay Harbor
H. Green
New York City
Albert G. Thorne
Sebago Lake
Bath Nurses Club
Walter Rogers
Whiskeag
Helen Clinto
E. S. Crosby
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ralph Small
Beatrice McDougall
Mary McDougall
Violet Bilis
Estelle Bowden
Edwin Bonney
Leona Spicer
Martin Powers
Portsmouth
N, H
Fifth Infantry Band Campaign Progress Report
The drive continues with gifts committee progress toward final report. A miniature memorial building shows progress at Pridge Merrill Inc. Donor lists include Legion members contributing about 1250, followed by a long public donor roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridge-Merrill Inc
The
Legion
Names in a Book of Local Citizens and Businesses
A long list of individuals and businesses fills the page, including McPhee Melcher Merrill Morse Nichols O'Brien Pappas Passmore Deesi Washington Fruit Store Webber Welch Woolworth Co. Wright Abbott Allen Anderson Blake Bailey Barstow Brown Bennett Bhir Bragg Barnes Chaney Cunningham Cressey Cahill Battery Service Crockett Currier Coss Thomas Coss Donnell Dunham Dain Edwards Emmons Folsom Fullen Fulton Gannon Gaudette Healey Haynes Hatch Hope Jones Jones Kingsley Knight Leonard Morse Merry Mayo McAllister Miank Mooers Moulton Moulton Parker Moulton Moulton Roger Morse Norton Oliver's Garage Oliver Packard Phillips Pray Potter Rogers Selovich Sherman Shaw Staples Staples Trigg Thomas Tracy Trott Wallace White Whitney Worrey Zoome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lb. McPhee
W. H. Melcher
Clarence Merrill
Nick Michaelos Marion H. Morse
Reed Nichols Co
C. B. O'Brien
Alex Pappas
H. T. Passmore
Michiele Deesi
Washington Fruit Store
M. O. Webber
Dorothy A. Welch Lewis
FE. Wilson
Earle Wing
F. W. Woolworth Co
Mason Wright
J. F. Wright
Walter F. Abbott
Arthur TP. Allen
Oscar Anderson
Howard Blake
J. K. Bailey
Barstow
Brown
Harry D. Bennett
Edith Bhir
Fred Bragg
Barnes City Garage
Ada Chaney
John Coughlin
Adelaide Cunningham
Minnie Cressey
C.F. Cahill
Craft
Ada It. Crockett
Celia J. Currier
Alvin Coss
Thomas Coss
C, T. Donnell
W. F. Dunham
Charles J. Dain
Ralph
F. J. Lakin
L. E. Lemont
R. E. Legard
F. C. Vegard
W. D. Sewall
Belle I’. Morse
Miles Merry
J. L. Mayo Stewart McAllister
Shirley Miank
T. T. Mooers
John O. Moulton
RK. D
John Phillips
Lily S. Pray
Potter Elmer W. Rogers
Robert
NI. A. Richardson
R. H. Thaxter
Florence Robinson
J. N. Russell
Joseph Smith
Rodney EK. Ross
Joseph Selovich
KN. Sherman
W. E. Shaw
Albion Staples
W. A. Staples
Charles Trigg
Charles Thomas Tracy
Joseph Trott
George Wallace
W. L. Whitney
N. C. Worrey " Taylor
Opera House Screenings Show Red Grange and Weekly Highlights
Red Grange stars in One Minute to Play at the Opera House in Bath today with a Broadway run praised as first class. Friday features The Danger Girl with Priscilla Dean, Saturday Chasing Trouble, and two Saturday shows. Monday brings Bebe Daniels in The Camp Fire Flirt, then Meg Reynolds in The Million Dollar Handicap on Tuesday, followed by Douglas Fairbanks in The Black Pirate Wednesday and Thursday next week. Special Thursday Friday Saturday includes the waltz song Cherie sung by Grace Cunningham with colored slides. Attendance mentions need for weekly program notices to be mailed, and Miss Martha Cutting returns from visiting Charles H. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Grange
America
Opera House
Bath
Broadway
Boston
Red
Douglas Fairbanks
Opera
Operan
Cherie
Grace Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Charles
White Mountains
Thatcher Pinkham
Thatcher Barker Pinkham
Charles Stinson
Higgings’ Beach
John M. Skofield
Walter Lewis
Prowdoinham
Willard Cromwell
Leslie Gould
Whitinsville
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Warren Pushard
Mr. Pushard
Dresden
Charles F. Preble
Mr. Preble
Lester Perry
Randolph
Jessie Cromwell
Charles I. Preble
Reuben Purington
Gladys Hunter
Gorham Normal School
Helen Smith
Portalnd
Fred I. Parks
Richard, Morse
Harry B. Williams
Beulah McIntire
John G. Morse
Esther J. Mikelsky
C. F. Ginsberg
Raymond V. Hayward
Hayward
Edward Pomeroy
Arthur B. Scott
David Alkazin
Irma Farrar
Julie Murray
Helen Hamlin
Ella Carey
John A. Brady
Bathuesday
Daytona Beach
Phippsburg
Albert F. Totman, Memorial Library
Eugene F. Boutin
Eugene KF. Bridges
M. C. Brown
George A. Baker
George G. Chamberlain
Conant
W. Irving Coombs
John IP. Crane
Scott Cressey
John J. Crosby
Illiam
Currier
Iliam A. Cuemmings
Eugene A. Erskine Eugene M. Desmond George J. Devin
DP. Erskine
Harold Fish
Ralph Gay Roy M. Gatehell
Joseph Gills M
J. W. Allen James JL. Bates Irving
Douglass Crosby
Donald Crosby
Elsie N, Crocker
Charles E. Curtis
Russell Dalymple
Madeline
B. Desmond
John J, Desmond
John T. Dowling
Daniel Doyle
Zaharios Drocopolus
W. FE. Dunton
ALS
Hilers
Fred Emmons
C. Z. Farnham Co
Gediman Bros
Harry George A. M. Gerrish
John W. Gilmore
Walter S. Glidden
Katherine Golder
A. TL. Gores
Beatrice Greenleay
E. S. Greenleay
S. Greenblatt
H. L. Grinnell
H. H. Ham
Royden Haines
Davis Hatch Inc
Fr. W. Hartnett
Ralph K. Hall
Charles A. Harriman
John P. Hayes
David Henderson
M. Hennessy W
Dayton Hill
F. J. Hinckly
N. Gratz Jackson
Johnson Bros
Bath Savings Institution
Tabi
Mike Zoome
Grange
Cliss
Priscilla Dean
Pete Morrison
Bebe Daniels
Irs
Paramount Picture
Bebe
Meg
Vers Reynolds
Martha Cutting
Charles H. Oliver
Fred
Curtis Mortician
Funeral Home
Lars
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