Boston Herald and Traveler open new up to date plant
The Boston Herald and Boston Traveler unveiled a modern seven story, three acre press plant at Mason and Avery streets, cost 3.5 million dollars, powered entirely by electricity, with 1280 staff and readership rising to 300000 daily. The new rotogravure and printing facilities double speed and feature advanced darkrooms, cameras, and soundproof news rooms.
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Bath inquiry seeks parentage of artist Samuel Worcester Rowse
Letter from F W Coburn of Lowell Mass dated Sept 10 1931 asks Bath antiquarians to identify the parentage and early education of Samuel Worcester Rowse an artist born in Bath in 1822 and died in New Jersey in 1901. Coburn notes his life is documented from training in a Boston lithographer shop but no printed record of parents or early schooling.
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Samuel Worcester Rowse
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F. W. Coburn
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Mass
Ricker Classical Institute Opens 83rd Year in Houston
Ricker Classical Institute and Junior College in Houston began its 83rd year with opening exercises in Wordinhall. The largely attended event drew alumni and friends. Six valedictorians were named: John Pullen and Carl Reed from Ricker, Marjorie M. Cain and Betty Wellington from Houston High School, Doris Smith of Westfield, and Melvin G. Higgins of Mapleton.
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Ricker Classical Institute
Houston
Wordinhall
John Pullen
Carl Reed
Marjorie M.cain
Betty Wellington
Houston High School
Doris Smith
Westfield
Melvin G. Higgins
Mapleton
Wardrobe Reconditioning Talk At Dromore Grange
Winnegance Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day session at the grange hall with Miss Hortense Welch directing a program on Reconditioning the Wardrobe. The group approved a 27 member drive and hosted 21 members plus guests, plus a health meal. Committees organized for Topsham Fair exhibit and dinner duties, with plans for Italian hem stitching instruction by Mrs. Elizabeth Mays at the next meeting October 8.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Dromore Bureau
Althea Campbell
Evelyn Beals
Bessie Manson
Betty Rogers
Eva Rogers
Woman appeals suspended sentence in Milan street assault case
Judge Keegan suspended the sentence after a guilty verdict against a Valley Road woman charged with assaulting a Milan street woman. The defendant appealed to the October term of superior court and posted 50 dollars in sureties. Attorneys Bridgham Carey Jr. represented the defendant, Gardner Deering for the complainant. The case drew wide attention as neighbors testified for the complainant while the defendant and her son testified for the defense.
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Valley Road
Milan Street
Superior Court
Edward W. Bridgham
John P. Carey Jr
Gardiner R. Deering
Westport School Reopens and Local Visit Highlights
The fall term starts at North school house with Miss Mabel P Heal as teacher and a light referendum vote of nine ballots 6 yes 3 no. Residents returning or visiting from Lynn Mass and Massachusetts towns fill week with travel. Notable locals include the Gray family at Gray cottage East Side and Mrs Rose Thompson sister of Mr Hodgdon with others from Small Point.
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Albert C. Gray
Allen Gray
Gray Cottage
East Side
Massachusetts
Ella G. Collins
Lynn
Mass
Charles W. Collins
Collins Cottage
Wesley Cromwell
Marintha Cromwell
R. T. Beaton
Fowles’ Point
John R. Swanton, Jr
Henry Swanton
H. A. Swanton
Chevy Chase
Ruby E. Lowe
Jeanne Noleite
Salmon Falls
Dorosthea Hodgdon
Westport
Charlestown
Rose Thompson
Hodgdon
Albert Thompson
Small Point
North End
Edward C. Johnson
John Sampson
Margaret
Bath
Melvin C. Brooks
Phippsburg notes shift as summer ends and fall mood settles
A Popham Beach weekend captures the quiet shift of post season in Phippsburg. local notes include summer homes closed, residents moving to Boston and Alfred, renovations by the new owners of the Tommy Butler place, a scarlet fever quarantine, and a scan of daily life from mail carriers to legion convention travel. porch pics mix with historical reminders of Mogg Megone rock and Topsfield bear reports.
Education journey spans 8100 miles to Morse high
Roy Lawrence of Arrowsic traveled 8100 miles for schooling. He left Wednesday to enter the University of Maine, after graduating with honors in 1929 and two years of post graduate work. He walked to school across five of six years, totaling about 1620 miles in one year.
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Morse High School
University of Maine
Ibra K. Lawrence
Morse High P T A Tea Planned for Saturday
Morse High School P T A executive committee plans a tea in the gymnasium next Saturday from three to five for 400 to 450 invitations. Parents of present students and incoming freshmen are invited. Girls from four classes will serve under Mrs Farnham and others. refreshments, decorations, and guest escort duties are organized by listed volunteers to foster fellowship between parents and teachers.
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C. R. Farnham
Robert P. Manson
Daniel Perry
John Conley
Kathleen Scott
Ellen Stevens
Lucile Johnson
Marjorie Furber
Barbara Norton
Geraldine Stott
Ruth Powers
Emily Jordan
Louise Briggs
Arlene Littlefield
Margaret Austin
Mary Kenney
Roberta Manson
Jeannette Shackford
Bertha Lord
Betty Fuller
Henry W. Owen, Jr
C. P. Wetherbee
E. M. Fuller
Arthur C. Norton
Samuel Hooper
Russell Kenney
Robert B. Hatch
Morse Battle Cry Beats Brunswick in fall grid teaser
Beat Brunswick is the battle cry as Morse battles daily at Kelley field under Coach Sammy Cutts. A 44-man squad forms with Capt Harold McElman at fullback and twin Richard at left half. Veterans from last year lead the backfield while line positions remain unsettled and Tarzan Legard starts at tackle with Fat Mayo at guard.
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Kelley Field
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Harold McElman
Richard
Newell Wilson
Alfred Parks
Parks
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Farley
Fat” Mayo
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Curtis
H. Mayo
Johnny Huse
Perkins
Paul Stinson
Colby
Ernie Sarkis
W. Grindell
Pye
Oliver
Archie Mains Jr
Coombs
Atwood
Legard
Toll Rates Fixed for Penobscot Bridge
The Public Utilities commission set tolls for the Waldo Hancock bridge from Prospect to Verona. Rates cover pedestrians, various vehicle classes, and commutation tickets with prices ranging from 5 cents for pedestrians to 1.50 for heavy hauling equipment. The schedule also includes 25 trip and 90 day ticket options, with state highway officials in official business.
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Teachers Named for Union 48 Schools in Maine
John H. Carter superintendent lists teachers for Union 48 with Woolwich Bath Phippsburg Five Islands Portland West Bath and other towns. Most schools in session though Phippsburg Center and Ashdale open next Monday.
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Woolwich
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F Arrowsie
Georgie M. Walker
Georgetown Center
Ruth W. Powers
Georgetown
Five Islands
Edna C. MacMahan
Phippsburg
Winnegance
Ruth C. Trueworthy
East Brunswick
Center
Alice L. Galvin
Bath
Parker
Westport
Woolwich Chopps
Louise W. Reynolds
Union Bridge
Charlotte L. Buck
Mountain
Lena Oliver
Pleasant View
Edna M. Currier
Wiscasset
Nequasset
Florence E. Temple
Sagadaho
Ferry
Berenice Colby
M Mahon Knox Wedding Unites Margaret Knox and Thomas McMinnon
Miss Margaret Knox and Thomas McMinnon wed at St Charles Catholic church Brunswick Monday in a brown satin traveling suit and white roses. Rev Fr Thomas Dunnegan presided with Kathene McMahon as bridesmaid and Alfred LeTarte as best man. After a breakfast at Hotel Eagle the couple left for a honeymoon through the White Mountains and Berkshires. They will reside at Whittier and Berry streets. The bride worked as a bookkeeper at Brunswick Publishing Co. and the groom is a Central Maine Power foreman and longtime Brunswick fire department member and commissioner.
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Thomas Francis McMinnon
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Kathene McMahon
Alfred J. LeTarte
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William J. Mulholland
Central Maine Power Co
Brunswick Fire Department
Howes Lesure Wedding in Bath and Richmond
Charles A. Howes and Lara Parks Lesure, both of Richmond, wed Monday at Central church parsonage in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. David L. Wilson. The couple, unattended, drove to their Richmond home afterward. she formerly a New York hotel instructor and he a retired Richmond businessman with Masonic affiliations.
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Bath Pistol Team Heads to State Shoot in Auburn
A six man Bath pistol team from Battery H 240th Coast Artillery National Guard departs Bath for Auburn to contest the annual State shoot through Saturday. The top teams qualify for Camp Perry Ohio and the National shoot later this month. Team members: Captain Elver Stickney Lieut Joseph Butler 1st Sergt Christopher Cushing Sergt Joseph McDonough Private Harold Conley Private Ernest Kingsbury. James C Flint of Chicopee Falls Mass has become pastor assistant at Woodfords Congregational church after four Bowdoin College years. He led Bowdoin track and was Beta Theta Pi manager. He also served as Maine Intercollegiate Track and Field association president. Martint has spent five years as a boys camp counselor near Portland and two as head swimming instructor at a camp near Ossipee New Hampshire.
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Portland visitor Alfrea Sturgis calls on Monday
Alfrea Sturgis of Portland spent a business visit in the city Monday, meeting local merchants and discussing potential partnerships.
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Program announced for club federation meeting in Maine
The Maine Federation of Women's Clubs plans a four day event in Houlton September 22 to 24. Notables include Phidelah Rice reading Arnold Bennett and Anna C. Tillinghast addressing women as a civic force. The program features receptions, banquets, lectures, credential reports, department sessions, and presentations of new officers.
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Packard Wins Tennis Championship Cup at St Marys Club
Packard from Seattle defeated David Mullin of Bath 6 3 6 1 in the St Marys Tennis Club Men Open Singles final to claim the first annual city championship. A cheering gallery watched the match as Packard used a powerful serve and precise aim to dominate the finale.
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Bath
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