Morse High Postpones Rally for Cheverus Opening Game
Morse high school will forego the usual pre game rally for the opening football clash with Cheverus on Saturday afternoon at Bath. If Morse defeats Portland’s Fighting Irish the town will celebrate with a large high school turnout that night. Coach Aldie Smith’s squad enters as underdogs despite morse hopes.
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Morse High School
Cheverus
Fighting Irish
Portland
Morse High
Hullabalu
Aldie Smith
Bath
Shipping City
Morse
Colby Football Schedule Promises Tough Seven Game Fall
Colby Mules, led by veteran coach with ten letter men, chart a seven game fall slate. Key tests at Waterville against Tufts and Providence should boost the treasury. Included are two state series games with Bates at Severn Field. Last season Colby beat Bowdoin 12 7 but lost to Maine 20 6 and Bates 13 0.
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Eddie Roundy
Colby Moles
Tufts
Providence
Waterville
College Athletic Treasury
Colby
Bates
Severn Field
Bowdoin
Yadwinski
Collyites
Maine
Sheehan
Lemieux
Paganucci
Young
Thompson
Wright
Cone Tackle
Colby Faces Schedule Highlights with Stone and Harold
Tiny Stone of Saliem works out with Colby as Harold remains the sole guard from last season's letter winners. Colby's schedule lists Amherst away September 28 Tufts at home October 5 Vermont away October 12 Providence at home October 19 Bowdoin at Brunswick October 26 Maine at home November 2 Bates at home November 11.
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Saliem
Colby
Harold
Ambherst
Tufts
Vermont
Providence
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Maine
Bates
Colonial Field Day At Shoreacres This Sunday
Colonial club members return to Shoreacres Golf Course for a second field day of the season starting at 10 a.m. A handicap golf tournament will award prizes for low gross and low net, plus three luck-based prizes for closest scores to three secret numbers 65 to 75. A lobster stew will be served at noon in the clubhouse.
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Colonial Club
Shoreacres
Progress of Golf Cup Matches at Country Club
Two second round matches in the President's Cup see Dr F A Winchenbach and Rodney E Ross Sr survive. Winchenbach beat W Dayton Hill 3 1 while Ross Sr beat Clinton D Wilson 6 4. Winner Winchenbach meets Ross Jr later in the week.
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F. A. Winchenbach
Rodney E. Ross, Sr
Winchenbach
W. Dayton Hill
Ross, Sr
Clinton D. Wilson
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Donald Small
Knights of Pythias Meeting and Augusta Trip
Acadia Lodge No 13 Knights of Pythias requests all members to attend a Thursday meeting at 7 30 p m to discuss Winter activities and a dress rehearsal for the Third Rank Team before Augusta. Members must indicate who will go to Augusta for supper planning, with departure Sept 25 at 6 15 p m from Pythian Temple. Henry Hodgdon to give welcome and Augusta Lodge guests will join speaking lineup.
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Acadia Lodge No. 13
Knights of Pythias
Acadia Lodge
Aususta
Augusta
Augusta Lodge
Pythian Temple
Grand Lodge
Henry Hodgdon
Pythians
Miss Elizabeth Deering Challenges Bath High School Board
Miss Elizabeth Deering former Morse high school physical education teacher and girls basketball coach spoke at a Bath school board hearing. She pressed for rehire offering to teach without pay and claimed friction with Principal Arthur Scott centered on lack of cooperation and ERA-building disruptions. The board agreed to hear Principal Scott’s side at a future session.
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Elizabeth Deering
Morse High School
Board of Education
Sewall
Clinton D. Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Scott
William L. Skelton
Miss Deering
Priscilla Colby
Mr. Scott
Principal Scott
Arthur J. Dun
Allan Spear
Cosmopolitan Club
Sargent School
Horace Herrick
Harold P. Small
Cosmetropolitan club plans two evenings of lawn party
The Cosmo politan club lawn party committee met to arrange a two night event on Friday and Saturday September 27 and 28. Miss Elizabeth B Deering chaired with several officers and members including Miss Sophie G Greenblatt Mrs Gardiner R Deering and M S Scarborough expected to attend in port. Beano games booths fish pond cherry tree and cards will fill the program with street dancing for the first time in Bath. A second meeting is scheduled for next Monday at 7 30 in the club house.
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Cosmopolitan Club Lawn Party Committee
Elizabeth B. Deering
Leslie J. Wold
Albert S. Noyes
Marjorie P. Troop
Gardiner R. Deering
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Carl F. Pierce
Edward A. Cummings
Merritt A. Mitchell
Phyllis E. Wright
Bath
Scarborough
Port
Edwin H. Given
Muriel H. Howe
Special Meeting Called for Scarborough Officers at City Hall
Chairman Ralph W Bragg has summoned the entertainment committee of H M S Scarborough for Thursday 7 30 pm in the Mayor s office City hall Plans to be finalized The Scarborough arrives Bath Thursday Sept 26 and was to dock Halifax today Fred Morse a Diamond Match Co salesman stayed with his niece Mrs Karcher Jackson on Center Street
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Ralph W. Bragg
Scarborough
City Hall
Bath
Halifax
Fred Morse
The
Diamond Match Co
Karcher Jackson
Center Street
Bowdoinham Social Roundup and Local Death Notice
Bowdoinham residents hosted bridge and luncheons at homes of Randall and Sparks while visitors from Unity Philadelphia and Minot called on locals. The community mourned Pearl Cannon, longtime Merrymeeting grange figure, who died by suicide at his Boothbay home. Funeral services were held at his sister Hamilton’s house.
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Bridge Club
Charles Randall
John Edgerley
Charles Fowler
Unity
Ellen Sparks
Philip Rideout
Harold Hackett
William Daniels
Minot
George Cutler
Jefferson
William Sparks
Philadelphia
Ivan Lang
Mr. Brown
John McCart
Goldie Sprague
Gertrude Robinson
Ralph MacEwen
Pearl Canon
Boothbay
Mr. Cannon
Bowdoinham
Mary Francis Hatch
Isaac L. Cannon
Merrymeeting Grange
George Hamilton
Edward Cannon
Alvah Nickerson
Myrtle Gordon
Newcastle
Nickerson
Pauline Jenkins
Portland
Merten Umberhind
Augusta
Curtis Farm
Pearl Card
Milo
Albert Card
Donald Hackett
Richmond
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Emma Raymond
Pearle Raymond
New Hampshire
Myron Heenie
Little Daughter
Freeport
Heenie
May Heenie
Albert McHenry
Victor
Carl Whitney
Melrose
Mass
Rockland
Horace Millay
Ernest Millay
Topsfield
Samuel Batchelder
State Hospital
Methodist Church
Ridge School
Mary Dodge
S. W. Wildes
Charles Wildes
Keith
Thomas Wildes
Small Point
Charles Eastman
Farm Bureau
New County
Ring
Grange Hall
Milton Baker
Martha Richardson
Massachusetts
Charles Fogg
Herbert Cornish
Hazel
J. E. Browne
West Medford
Charles Perkins Shapes Lakewood Players Scenic Setting
For eighteen years Charles Perkins has designed Lakewood Players scenery. He has painted more than 500 different settings and remains faithful to Lakewood, designing and executing the settings there each season.
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Charles Perkins
Lakewood Players
Perkins
Lakewood
Bowdoin Service Planned at East Bowdoin Chapel
Bowdoin announces a Sunday three o clock daylight service at East Bowdoin chapel led by Rev. Percy Vernon of United Baptist Church Lewiston. All are welcome. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday with Mrs. Charles Babb. Various locals visited family and friends. J Tarr moved portable mill to Richmond. Miss McAfee visiting, mother improving in Bath Memorial hospital. several residents noted in Brunswick and Augusta trips.
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East Bowdoin Chapel
Percy Vernon
United Baptist Church of
Lewiston
Charles Babb
Everett Jones
Sabattus
L.C. Starbird
Eugene Upham
Bath
Addie Williams
Lillian Wheelock
Boston
Richmond
Albert Loeselle
Haighe Road
Chelsea
Mass
Ernest Carr
Brunswick
Cora McAfee
Robert McAfee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Clara Williams
Miss Williams
Freeport High School
Richard Emman
L. C. Starbird
Clyde Starbird
Augusta
Rowland to Aid in Y M C A Campaign Drive 1935
S H Rowland will join Col Henry W Owen Jr as co head of the Y M C A annual fund drive. The U S campaign committee, including Charles Low Frank Nichols and Dr Harry Morin, announces the drive starts October 7 with a goal of 3500 to support boys and young men for the coming year. Letters are being mailed to out of town friends and local organizations are urged to help at their next meetings.
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Y. M. C. A. Financial Campaign
Charles C. Low
Frank B. Nichols
Harry F. Morin
Sylvester H. Rowland
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Rowland
New Officers of Rebekah Lodge Elects Leadership
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge elected Elizabeth McCabe as noble grand Georgia Pierce as vice grand Lena Shepard as secretary and Lois McKiever as treasurer at Tuesday night’s meeting Arrangements were made for installation October 1 with district deputy president Pauline Cronk of Richmond as installing officer assisted by marshal Margaret Peabody A banquet at six preceded the ceremony The degree team rehearsed for an initiation planned at an early meeting
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth McCabe Noble
Georgia Pierce
Lena Shepard
Lois McKiever
Pauline Cronk
Richmond
Margaret Peabody
Mrs Soutter and daughter return to Boston after visit
Mrs Thomas F Soutter and her daughter Margaret have returned to Boston following a visit with Mr and Mrs Wallace Atwood on lower Washington Street.
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Thomas F. Soutter
Margaret
Boston
Wallace Atwood
Lower
Washington Street
Ross Defeats Girard In Cup Tournament
Rodney E. Ross Jr. defeated Wilfrid Girard 4-3 in the second round of the President's Cup at Bath Country Club last week. Ross led early with a pair of 48s and a 76 total to Girard's 70, aided by a one-stroke handicap edge.
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Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Wilfrid Girard
Bath Country Club
Brunswick
Girard
Bath
Ross
Dalton Powers Wedding in Brunswick at St Charles
Miss Ruth A Powers and Clarence Dalton wed at St Charles church in Brunswick in a morning ceremony conducted by Rev. Thomas W Dunnigan. The bride wore sapphire blue velvet with silver accents and a blue turban, bouquet of talisman roses, with matron of honor Mrs John C Fitzgerald and maid of honor Miss Maria Johnson of York. Best man was John Dalton, reception at the bride’s parents home on Middle street, trip planned with blue attire, and both attended Morse High and Vesper George School. groom a Brunswick High School alumnus working at Meserve's Drug store.
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Ruth A. Powers
Clarence Dalton
St. Charles Church
Brunswick
Thomas W. Dunnigan
John C. Fitzgerald
Maria Johnson
York
Coleman Dalton
Brunswick High School
Meserve's
Personal notes from Portland social pages
Mrs Davis Hatch and Mrs Daniel Pierce passed Tuesday in Portland. Mr and Mrs Fred May have returned from a month's visit in Ohio. Mrs Lawrence Shanney of Boston is visiting her mother Mrs John P Madden in Washington street. Mrs Haze Wharff and daughter Shirley of Trufant's Crossing West Bath have returned from a week's visit in Waterville. Mrs Frank Page Garden City Long Island is visiting Miss Mary Page and Mrs Edward H Hawley at the Page home on High street.
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Davis Hatch
Daniel Pierce
Portland
Fred
Ohio
Lawrence Shanney
Boston
John P. Madden
Washington Street
Haze
Wharff
Shirley
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath
Waterville
Frank Page
Garden City
Long Island
Mary Page
Edward H. Hawley
Page
High Street
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the Natural Heritage
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Rath Trust Bldg
Center St
Knights OF
Pythias
Bill Hatch
Leslie Wold
Edmund
Clive Brook
Elissa Landi
Kent Taylor
Hopalong Cassidy
William Boyd
Paula Stone
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Nancy Carroll
Lloyd Nolan
S. H. Rowland
Association
Rebekah
Rodney Ross, Jr
Dalton
Powers
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