Erudition School Building Seen as Eye Sore and Hazard
Residents of Academy and Maple streets demand action on the 136 year old Erudition school behind Morse high, citing a health risk and fire danger from a collapsing roof, peeling plaster, and exposed wreckage. Some call for razing or relocation, others favor preservation for sentimental value tied to Bath's public school history.
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Morse High School
Academy and
Maple Streets
Bath
Times
High
Effort to Tear Down Historic Structure Draws Health Dept Talk
Residents discuss removing the deteriorating building noting little sentimental value and suggesting action by authorities. They imply planned steps may include contacting the health department to pursue demolition.
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Health Department
Woolwich Quartet Auditions On WRDO Broadcast
The Premiere Four, Woolwich men’s male quartet, aired a 15 minute program from WRDO Augusta Saturday at 8 15. Stations interference spoiled reception. residents urge time change. Robson tenor sang Wabash Moon. Crocker baritone sang The Old Mill Stream. 12 songs performed in trial broadcast.
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Woolwich
WRDO
Augusta
Evelin C. Stinson
William Robson
Beltran Crocker
George Eben Perry
Mr. Robson
Wabash Moon
Mr. Crocker
Hyde Wins Key Match at Bath Country Club
Jack Hyde defeats Eddie Owen 7 and 6 to reach President's Cup quarterfinals at Bath Country Club. Rowe beats Dr. E Motley Fuller 1 up on 18th in a tense playoff. Remaining quarterfinals set with Hyde vs Vin Henderson and Fuller Jr. vs Eddie Rowe.
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Jack Hyde
Eddie Owen
Bath Country Club
Hyde
Owen
Eddie Rowe
E. Motley Fuller
Rowe
Dr. Fuller
Vin Henderson
Wesley Marco
Bob Brownell
Eddie Fuller Jr
Ed Given
Stan Henderson
Greenland research funded by anonymous donors and calls
Copenhagen reports show funds for Greenland work flooding in from private sources. Dr Lange Koch recalls a caller offering 50 000 kroner for his expedition, with prior year contributions around 100 000 kroner. Denmark has spent over 25 million kroner on East Greenland research, much from the Carlsberg fund. The note ends with a brief political aside on Adolf Hitler in elections.
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Greenland
Copenhagen
Christian Science Monitor
Lange Koch
Lange Kich
Denmark
Carlsberg Fund
Bowdoinham Community News Highlights Local Happenings
A busy Bowdoinham week features farm talks, social clubs, visits to Portland and Richmond, and hospital news. Notables include Mr and Mrs Purinton at Lilly farm, Clara Fogg hosting the Pleasant Street Bridge club, and fireside gatherings with Electa chapter and Gardiner School of Instruction. Public events cover Farm Bureau, grange Boosters Night, and 1922 Orange celebrations. Hospital births and a Cumberland Fair entry underscore town activities.
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R. D. Purinton
Lilly Farm
Pleasant Pond
Mary Dodge
Elmer
Winifred Dodge
Boothbay
Miss Nash
Whittier
Bowdeinham
Richmond
Charles Hackett
Hampton, N. H
Wrentham
Mass
Walter Stevens
Millay Road
South Portland
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Bridge Club
Jane Hall Browne
Charles Randall
Clifford Melvin
Blanchard House
Main Street
H. D. Cornish
Maxwell Ward
Georgie
Hellen Denham
Helen Darton
Lewiston
Electa
O. E
School of Instruct
Gardiner
Star Aid
Stella Randall
J. N. Palmer
E. E. Brown
Etna
Lawrence Hackett
Hampton
N. H
George A. Hackett
Alice Maxwell
Guy Holt
Raymond Tozier
Litchfield
Henrietta Langdon
Oakland
Calif
Langdon
Henry E. Cornish
Jackson
R.S. Thurston
Hall
Thorndike
Judge
Horace Millay
Springfield
Maas
Alice Cook
Frank T. Siegars
Port Wallace
Karl Hatch
Kitty Gatewood
Cumberland
Hatch
Malcolm
Dickingon’s
Paris
Heath
R. A. Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendell
Lord
The
Grange
Clifford Heemes
Orange
Bowdoinham School
Charlotte Blodgett
Charles N. Blodgett
Esther L. Browne
Eric L. Browne
Henry S Weeds
Grant Mass
Bay Path Institute
School of Business Training
Blodgett
Miss Browne
Mr. Woods
Bowdoin Society Meetings and Local News Digest
Bowdoin Ladies aid met at Mrs. Purinton’s Bowdoinham home with six members and a noonday lunch. Palm Bureau and various residents such as Albert Loiselle, Irving Clough, and Bert Purinton were noted as visitors. A furnace installation at the hall improved facilities, while other locals travelled to Aroostook and New York for work or visits. An apple a day joke closes the item.
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Harry Purinton
Bowdoinham
Charles Babb
Percy Vernon
Lewiston
East Bowdoin
Vernon
O'Clck
Palm Bureau
Grant Woods
Albert Loiselle
Chelsea
Mass
Haighe Road
Irving Clough
L. C. Lee
Sagadahoc
Hall
John Carter
William Woods
Arooste
Ernest Carr
Brunswick
Bert Purinton
Brunswick Phillip Williams
Addie Williams
Bondsinham
Ray Skelton
Richard Enman
Portland
Keith
Orman
Myron Douglass
Augusta
Carroll William
Hes Williams
Addie Wiliams
Pauline Jenkins
New York
Carl Brown
Gold tissue dress and subduing colors described in style features
The piece notes a frock with an upper metal tissue portion evolving into a dress made entirely of metal tissue. It describes the formal look as restrained by color flecks that tame the brightness, long sleeves, and a slightly open neck. It also states the year will see about 150 new Juvenile Granges organized in the United States.
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United States
Dike P T A Plans Fall Program Meetings
Dike P T A announces an October schedule led by Tuesday chairperson with Mrs. Clif ford B Wilband and others. October 4 meeting opens the slate, followed by an all day Fall cleaning session October 6 and an all day sewing session October 18. Members may invite non-members.
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Dike P. T. A
Clifford B. Wilband
Walter W
Charles T. Herman W. Crocker
Perry
Wilband
Henderson
C. T. Henderson
H. W. Crocker
Scott M. Golder
Melvin D. Ferris
Waldo R. Weston
Lena Shepard
D. J. Perry
FP. J. Hoffman
C. F. MacDonald
Special Prices Compare Them On Menswear Deals
Advertisement lists special prices on wool 4 piece suits at 70 dollars, long pants, dress shirts and pants for men and young men, including various colors and sizes, with bulk and sale items such as breadcloth shirts and Bear Brand options, offering low cost combinations.
Recovery noted for E D Cornish after operation
Two friends report E D Cornish is recovering well after surgery at Messers Hospital in South Portland. Mrs Rath Wheeler and young Moughles stay near, Pauline Jenkins travels to New York to aid her sister Cass. Horace Millay and Mary Graves are at home. Miss Mary McPhee lingers with relatives. Walter Stevens is poorly.
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E. D Cornish
Messers
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Charles Farrell
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