Genesta Chapter Hosts Guests Night at Friday Meeting
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S observed Guests Officers Night at its Ma sonic Temple meeting. More than 30 chapters were represented with guest officers conferring degrees. Officers and guests from numerous chapters and two out of state groups attended. A lobster salad supper preceded the meeting, decorations featured star motifs, and a drill titled Way of a Star was performed. The next Genesta meeting is Oct 15 with grand matron Lyle Woodard to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Masonic Temple
Gladys R. Walker
Pine Cone
Auburn
Barbara Kupelian
Golden Sheaf
New Gloucester
Mary D. Minott
Longfellow
South Portland
Ralph Auber
Rose of Sharon
Augusta
Margaret Bailey
Mt. Carmel
Richmond
Clarence Seabury
Winnegance
Yarmouth
Josie Rogers
Mildred Coombs
Bowdoinham
Harold FE. Cutting
Sentinel
Golden Rod
Rockland
Oxford
Norway
Annette
Saco
Fidelity
Houston
Crystal
Damariscotta
Crescent
Boothbay
Abenaki
Winthrop
Casco
Freeport
Sea Side
Camden
Olive Branch
Dresden Mills
Monitor
Dixfield
Martha Washington
Waterville
Miriam
Neweres
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Marion Fenderson
Ruth
Jeanette Tebbetts
Martha
Dorothy C. Stone
Electa
Kupelain
Gladyse R. Walker
Sarah A. Shaw
Norman Trafton
Gardiner
Herbert Foster
George Minott
Portland
Henry G. Shaw
Rose Rogers
Alice Soule
Nellie Carr
Eva Atwood
Mary Rodick
Sarah Munsey
Irene Rice
Mary Dana
Bessie Clark
Mildred Clark
Annie Hall
Genesta Chapter
David E. Rich
Frieda Bagdikian
Betty Wishart
Grace Hagan
Edith G. Rich
Annette Merill
Lyle Woodard
Greenville
Bath School Pupils Rise by 35 as Enrolment Grows
Supt John Parker reports Bath city schools gained 35 pupils this year, with total enrolment 1754 including 520 Morse high students. Grade schools show increases across North Primary Mitchell Weeks North Grammar Central Grammar Dike South street Center street, totaling 1284 this year from 1230 last year. William Eves of Topsham wins two music diplomas from the American Conservatory of Music in Fontainebleau France, one for performance and one for perfect attendance. total diplomas earned reach four, all leading toward a doctor's degree in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Bath
John Parker
Morse High
North Primary
Mitchell School
Weeks
North Grammar
Central Grammar
Dike
South Street
Center Street
William Eves
Topsham
American Conservatory of Music
Fontainebleau
France
Mr. Eves
Reverend Louis A. Dole Named New Church Pastor
Louis A. Dole takes the pulpit as the new pastor at the church succeeding his father. The transition keeps the family legacy in place, with ongoing sermons and community leadership anticipated under the younger pastor.
Bath Welcomes Rev. Louis A. Dole New Pastor of Swedenborgian Church
Rev Louis A Dole newly installed pastor at the Church for the New Jerusalem Swedenborgian preached his second sermon in Bath He is son of Rev George Henry Dole former Bath pastor and spent much of his youth here Dole a Bath High School graduate 1902 Yale AB 1906 AM 1907 taught at Suffield Mountain Hill schools entered New Church Theological School 1914 Married father of three children and long religious service including Urbana and Fryeburg posts prior to Bath assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dole
Bath
George Henry Dole
Wilmington
Del
Dole
Bath High School
Yale
Suffield Academy
Suffield
Bath to Welcome British Naval Ship Dundee in September Visit
Mayor Arthur Sewall organized a a Bath celebration plan for H M S Dundee a British Royal Navy ship to visit from September 29 to October 6. The committee will stage a banquet at the Sedgwick dance boxing and a soccer game for the crew and a night of observances. Local officials naval officers and business leaders including Edwin R. Andrews Ralph Bragg and Admiral William P. Robert join to coordinate events. Also noted is the forgotten burial of Seth Maxwell once in Alfred now part of a Bath encampment memorial ceremonies planned on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
H. M.S
Dundee
Royal Navy
Bath
Sewall
Scarborough
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sedgwick
Edwin R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Ralph W. Bragg
Board of Aldermen
George A. Baker
George Baer Conard
Glenn H. Easton
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Gratz Jackson
John A. Lord
Forest C. Legard
Board of Common Council
Roger W. McCall
Archibald M. Main
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's
William S. Newell
Bath Tron Works Corp
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Daily
Seth Maxwell
Alfred
Maxwell
Morse High Girl Dies From Auto Injuries
Inez Kennerson a Morse High senior, 17, died at Bath Memorial Hospital from a punctured liver after a car rollover on Lower High street Wednesday night. The sedan driven by Arthur R. Jenkins left the road near Cottage Park avenue, rolled, and injured Kennerson, who initially appeared unscathed. Jenkins suffered bruises. the vehicle was badly damaged. Kennerson, born in Bridgton, was active in Girl Scouts and leaves parents Ralph N and Flora E Kennerson and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower High Street
Inez Kennerson
Morse High
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arthur R. Jenkins
Pine Street
North Street
Jenkins
High Street
Cottage Park Avenue
Edna M. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Miss Kennerson
Bridgton
Ralph N
Flora E. Kennerson
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts
Horace Kennerson
Bath
Inez Whitehouse
Walter Grover
Virginia Taylor
Norway
Leon Ricker
Harpswell
Roland Kennerson
Rotary Hears About Coming Performances
The Bath Rotary Club reports a busy winter with increased membership. New members Lieut. Frank L. Davis and John Parker were introduced at Hotel Sedgwick. Lloyd Smith announced a four week series of entertainments starting Oct. 5 at People’s church, including the Elias Tamburizta Serenaders and other acts, with season tickets at 1.50 benefiting a worthy cause. The series moves to Brunswick via the Collins Festival Co and Lions club. Next week’s speaker is Duncan H. Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Fred D. Hill
Rotary-anns
Hotel Sedgwick
Frank L. Davis
John Parker
Rotary
Hill
Wallace S. Webb
Chester Plant
C. A. Berry
Ry" Page
Lloyd Smith
Collins Management Services
Bath
Elias Tamburizta Serenaders
America
Cushing Hulton
People's Church
Mrs. Mason
Morse High Assembly Hall
Collins Festival Co
Maine
Brunswick
Lions Club
Earl Braun
William S. Henry
Chelsea
Mass
Wallace Webb
Abe Cummings
Portland
William Averill
Alna
Duncan H. Farrell
Morse High
Bathites Leave for Automobile Meeting
Frank J. Hackett general manager of Plants Garage Frank C. Given salesman William T. Ross used car salesman and Charles F. Nelson mechanic depart Wednesday morning in an Oldsmobile eight for Lansing Michigan to attend a general meeting at the Olds factory opening Saturday to visit the General Motors proving ground at Milford They plan to return next week with two new Oldsmobiles and have chosen a scenic Bath to Lansing route with no decision on return path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hackett
Frank C. Given
William T. Ross
Charles F. Nelson
Lansing
Mich
Olds
General Motors
Milford
Missing Portland engineer James Manning may have drowned
James Manning a 55 or 59 year old Portland transient engineer vanished after alighting a Woolwich bound Rockland train. theories consider him drowning on the Carlton bridge rail deck or possibly alive after crossing on foot. investigators pursue sightings and a found suitcase amid conflicting times and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manning
Portland
Carlton Bridge
Kennebec River
Woolwich
Walter L. Whitney
Ralph O. Dale
Marshal Whitney
Dale
Woolwich Station
Manning
Brackett Street
Kennebec
Frederick H. Cullen
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Jenny
Vine Street
Cullen
Henry W. Dorsey
Mr. Manning
Howard Goss
Lewiston
Dorsey
Woolwich Shore
Seth Smith
Brunswick
Bath
Malon O. Crenthner
Lorraine M. Price
Genthner
Edward Thomas
Roxbury
Mass
Kennebec Wharf
Rockland
Mr. Cullen
Times
Francis Mannins
Front Street
Cheverus High School
Michael M. Zoome
Bath man dies after bicycle and car crash
William Stanwood Cutting 41 died in Bath Memorial Hospital from injuries after his bicycle collided with a Chevrolet coupe driven by Hazel L. Crocker of North Bath on North Street extension. He underwent two operations, lost a hand, suffered limb injuries, and was dragged along the ground. Cutting, born April 24 1896 in Phippsburg, had served in the Navy and worked at Bath Iron Works and on the Bath Brunswick road project. He is survived by his wife Virginia Blair and stepfather James E Mitchell. funeral held at 374 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanwood Cutting
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hazel L. Crocker
North Bath
North Street
Mr. Cutting
Phippsburg
William and
Lena Bowker Cutting
Cutting
James E. Mitchell
Washington Street
Morse High School
Central Maine Power Co
United States Navy
New York
Bath
U.S
Staten Island
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brunswick
Hendrickson Bros., Inc
American Legion
Modern
Woodmen of America
James E Mitchell
Naval Officers Plan Reception for Dundee Officers
The U S Navy officers based in Bath will host a reception for HM S Dundee officers on Wednesday Sept 29 from five to seven at Lieut Com and Mrs Glenn H Eastons Front street home. Dundee officers include Captain Leicester C A St J Curzon-Howe exec Lt Com Charles H Pollock and others. Dundee will stay about a week in Bath. James D Clark of 918 Washington street left for a two week trip to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Bath
William P. Robert
USN
Cretired
Hm.s. Dundee
Com
Glenn H. Easton
Front Street
Dundee
The
Leicester C. A. St. J. Curzon-Howe
Charles H. Pollock
Walter A. Adair
Eric D. Michell
Allan D P. Campbell
Maurice Day
Frank Cull
James D. Clark
Washington Street
Baltimore
Six Injured In Lincoln Street Crash In Bath
Peter B. Jenness 40 of Brunswick faces arraignment in Bath municipal court after an eight oclock Tuesday crash at Lincoln and Chestnut. Six people injured include Herbert Daigle 18 and Earl Brown 17 both Morse high students, Clinton Child 16, Thaxter Hill 16, Raymond Daizle 18, and Jenness himself who suffered a scalp wound and fractured shoulder. Brown’s Ford collided with Jenness Dodge and struck a light pole then a telegraph pole before overturning. Hospitalized victims were treated for cuts, bruises and shock. Daigle and Brown were among the most seriously hurt. The accident remains under investigation by Officers Green and Pottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Jenness
Brunswick
Bath Municipal Court
Lincoln Street
Chestnut
Bath Memorial Hospital
Herbert Daigle
Rumford
Daigle
Earl Brown
Morse High School
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Clinton Child
Morse High
City
Harold W. Child
Brown
Thaxter Hill
William A. Hill
Middle Street
Raymond Daizle
Herbert
Jenness
Ford
Robert D. Green
Horace W. Pottle
Chestnut Street
Lincoln
Andrews Road
Child
Hall
Raymond
Green
Pottle
Jacob Smith
David P. Mullin
Frederick F. Rowland
Hospital Hill
Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Meeting Program Summary
The Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Association announces a one day meeting at the Wiscasset Congregational Church with school closures. Key leaders include President William R. Kempton and Vice President Charles P. Gagne, with committee members Alkazin and Cordiner. Dr. Bertram Packard greets, sessions run 9:30 1:30, featuring addresses by Dr. Joy B. Morgan and Dr. Agnes Samuelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Congregational Church
Wiscasset
State Department of Education
David Y. Alkazin
Morse High School
Ruth W. Powers
Georgetown
Prin. William R. Kempton
Pemaquid Harbor
Charles P. Gagne
Whitefield
Arthur Cordiner
East Boothbay
Turner D. Gregoire
Alkazin
Pres. Kempton
Bertram E. Packard
Augusta
Elmer F. Campbell
Bath
State Department
Charles Sowder
Harrison C. Lyseth
Joy BE. Morgan
National Education Association
Wash-ineton
D. GC
Agnes Samuelson
Public
Ias Ction
Des Moines
Iowa
Winona Leavitt
Frances Plumstead
Margaret Gilman
Sebasco
Ames Samuelson
Mary Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
Southport Grammar School
Violet Smith
West Harbor Gram
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Mayor Sewall
H.M.S. Dundee
South End
Sasanoa River
Hockomock Point
Bay OF the Same Name
Spring Cove
Clarke and Lake
William S. Cutting
Soy
Lincoln-Sagadahoc