Morse High Gridsters Ready for Gardiner Test
Morse High football opens 1950 season with a 25-6 loss to Edward Little of Auburn. Backfield speed from Munsey Black Worden Beaton Bechard. line problems and fumbles noted. Next Saturday Morse travels to Gardiner to face the Orange and Black. improvement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Gridsters
Gardiner
Morse High School
Edward Little
Morse
Auburn
Bob Frink
William Haggett
Bruce Gillies
Bobby Carmichael
Stan Preble
Harry Moses
Jackie Small
Gerry Jack
Hank Small
Ronnie Atwood
Danny Belanger
Roger Grace
Don Beaton
Ray Bechard
Carl Black
Sonny Munsey
Bill Worden
Crusade for Freedom Drive Starts Nationwide Campaign
County and city chairmen announced a Sagadahoc drive for the Crusade for Freedom the campaign to sign the Freedom Scroll and fund Radio Free Europe. A five foot tall Freedom Bell will be installed behind the Iron Curtain on United Nations Day October 24, with a 20 ton bell and global broadcast tie in. Nationally Gen. Lucius D. Clay endorses the effort alongside Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and other leaders as Voice of America and Radio Free Europe extend broadcasts behind the Iron Curtain through Czechoslovakia Romania Poland Hungary and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusade For Freedom Scroll
Harold P. Small
J. Horace Mclure
Grover Churchill
Crusade For Freedom Committee
Crusade For Freedom
Berlin
America
Europe
Radio Free Europe
Sagadahoc County
United States
J. Horace McClure
Bath
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Cleveland O. Curtis
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Roland LE. Peterson
Georgetown
John G. Morse, Jr
Phippsburg
John L. Jack
Topsham
Courtney E. Stover
West Bath
Donald Leavitt
Woolwich
American People's Broadcasting
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Dwight Eisenhower
Voice of America
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Genesta Chapter Friendship Night Observed At Masonica Temple
Genesta OES hosted a Friendship Night at Masonica temple with visitors from several states. Mrs Hazel Libby of Richmond and past Patton Dwight Sturtevant led the honors as yellow daisies and golden gowns marked the golden anniversary observance.
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Genesta CIA
O.E.S
Masonica Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Montana
Genesta
Hazel Libby
Richmond
Martha Bertrand
Grace Dickinson
Dwight Sturtevant
Mount Olive
Lewiston
Doris Wing
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Elwood Hathorne
Mae Melcher
Longfellow
South Portland
Mildred Lynch
Deering
Maine official to speak on women business program
Ida M. Bennett, state director of the Maine Division of Women and Child Labor, will address Bath Business and Professional Women's club on October 6 at the Sedgwick. She will discuss the Her Own Business program helping homemakers start small businesses using their talents.
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Ida M. Bennett
Division of
Women and Child Labor
Maine State Department of Labor and Industry
Bath Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sedgwick
Bennett
Department of Industrial Service
Tne Civil Defense Corps
Maine Speaker Warns On Modern Roads Costs And Financing
Public Relations Director B E A Stover told Bath Rotarians that America pays for a modern highway system whether we have it or not, urging timely reconstruction to avoid escalating taxpayer costs. He cited 1949 traffic tolls, economic losses from substandard roads, and the need to balance traffic needs with highway system expansion.
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B E. A. Stover
Maine
Highway Commission
Bath
Stover
Connecticut
Highway Department
United States
Area Meeting Planned for Maine B and P Women
The Maine Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs schedules area meetings in Bangor Portland Augusta and Presque Isle during the first week of October. Tea sessions and a large workshop format will feature state officers and a national field representative to aid program coordination and membership growth.
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Maine’ Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Florence L.jenkins
Augusta
State Federation
San Francisco
Miss Jenkins
Bangor Y. W. C. A
Bangor
Skowhegan
Newport
Portland
Lafayette
Bridgton
Fryeburg
Saco- Biddeford
Lewiston-Auburn
Norway-Paris
Lisbon Falls
Worsterhouse
Hallowell
Winthrop
Bath
Damariscotta
Waterville
Farmington
Livermore Falls
Rumford
Presque Isle
Northeastland
Houston
Fort Fairfield
Caribou
Fort Kent
Mary E. Morse
Margaret Whelpley
Mabel Bowie
Orena_ Linscott
Mary Roche
Lillian Marcoux
Lewiston
Mabel L. Hammons
Hyde Memorial Home Seeks Toys Games Clothes for Children
The Pine Tree Society seeks donations of table games corduroy overalls toys and tee shirts for the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children and Adults. Items should be brought to the Times office or arrangements made for pickup for furnishings and other comforts to help the children look less like an institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Home
Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
the Times
Times Office
Marie I. Preston
Pine Tree Society
Hyde Home
Sagadahoc Road Deficiencies Cost Nearly 1.5 Million
Maine Highway Commission public relations director E. A. Stover outlined Sagadahoc County trunk-line highway deficits totaling 30.84 miles with an estimated reconstruction cost of 1,494,000 dollars, including 96,000 dollars for bridge work. The figures detail deficiencies on routes through Richmond Woolwich Topsham West Bath and Bowdoinham with daily traffic figures ranging from 660 to 4,900 vehicles and required improvements such as widening surface upgrades and sight-distance improvements.
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United States
Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Congress
Highway Department
Stover
Pennsylvania
Bath
Rotary Club
E. A. Stover
Maine
Highway Commission
Sagadahoc County
Richmond
U. S. Rt
Woolwich
U. S. Route 1
Topsham
Lisbon Falls Road
West Bath Bath
U. S
Rt. 1
Rt. 197
Old Brunswick Road
Bowdoin - Bowdoinham Richmond
Rt. 138
Bath Memorial hospital directors meet Wednesday
The Bath Memorial hospital directors and chairmen met Wednesday in the auxiliary room with Mrs. Dean Shaw presiding. Reports covered purchasing, visiting ministers, Cozy Corner, sewing, bandages, and a successful York Hall card party. Laura A. Mitchell was welcomed as a new member.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Dean Shaw
Omar King
Charles B. Doyle
Roger Luke
Clifford Sargent
William Kelley
Laura A. Mitchell
W. Dayton Hill
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Harold P. Small
W. S. Voorhees
York Hall
Charles B. Doyle An
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Haggett
Preble
Frink
Crusade For Freedom Drive
Bath B. & P. W. Club
Area Meeting OF
B. & P. Women’s Clubs
HYDE
Sagadahoc
Front Street
Syncrograph
Pennzoil
Bath Auto Company
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