Morse High P T A Opens Season's Work
Morse high school P T A held its first meeting of the season with many parents and teachers present. The group urged continual participation to ensure a successful year and discussed committees and plans for the playground project at Kelley field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
P.T.A
Arthur C. Norton
R. Clinton McFadden
Mary Conley
William H. Small
Samuel Hooper
E. Monley Fuller
John Conley
Morse Brunswick Rally Ahead At Kelley Field
A Wednesday morning rally urged support for the Morse-Brunswick game at Kelley Field on Saturday afternoon. Capt. Harold McElman and Manager Leon Buck spoke, calling on more team members as the school band prepared to play. A Friday rally is planned with director John Grindell hoping for almost 20 players present led by chief cheerleader Ivan Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse- Brunswick
Kelley Field
Harold McElman
Leon Buck
John Grindell
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Nequasset Couple in Municipal Court
In Bath municipal court a 26 month old child hung over the case as the husband 125 pounds and wife 155 pounds faced assault charges after she punched him when he followed her to a local cinema. Judge Keegan found the wife guilty of assault and battery and taxed costs at 7.65, with the husband agreeing to pay his wife’s costs. He warned they risk losing the child if they cannot improve, and the couple pledged reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Municipal Court
Bath
John J. Keegan
Hubby
Vine Street
Maine
Keegan
Tuessic
Bath Rotarians at Sebasco Tuesday
Bath Rotary club with 30 members held its annual Sebasco field day. The golf tourney started at 1 45 pm with 24 entrants in six foresomes, guests included Joseph Brasier Richard Cushman Jay Wilson and Miss Anna Conley among attendees. A noon lobster stew lunch was served at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George B. Wolstenholme
Ralph O. Dale
Paul A. Gregware
Alden G. Smith
Paul B. Davis
I. W. Voorhees
Edward Sewall
Joseph Brasier
Richard Cushman
Oakhurst Dairy
Jay Wilson
Greenwich
Conn
Bowdoinham Village Notes and Local Gleanings
Bowdoinham residents relate personal travels and neighborhood updates. Florence III and Neff leave for New Jersey after visiting the White Mountains. Dr Lottie Cobb and Mrs A Clark return from Belfast. Local entries cover shop break-ins, repairs, social visits, teaching assignments, library notices, and road work completing summer projects.
Visit Makes Friendly Rounds Across Town
Wilbur Stone and Clyde Whittier, former residents, returned for a brief visit with friends last week. Mrs. Martha Richardson, visiting cousin Mrs. Minnie Cobb, has gone back to Massachusetts. Sunday guests at M rs Mary Heath’s included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns and Augusta, M. J. Doughty and family from South Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C O Purington and Auburn friends were in Ethel. Maria Curtis is visiting with daughter Mrs. Merton Unrverhind in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Stone
Clyde Whittier
Martha Richardson
Minnie Cobb
Massachusetts
Mary Heath
Frank Johns
Augusta
M. J. Doughty
Frank Doughty
South Portland
C. O. Purington
Auburn
Ethel Sunday
Maria Curtis
Merton Unrverhind
New Ownership for 156-Foot Yacht Seapine
The 156-foot yacht Seapine built by Bath Iron Works for the late Frank H. Goodyear estate has been delivered to Theodore C. Hollander of Boston. The vessel left Bath on the 14th bound for Boston with Captain Charles A. Blair aboard, making its maiden Bath to Marblehead run in nine hours. It features 18 knot speed from twin 495 horsepower diesels, a ram bow, cruiser stern, and extensive living quarters, with navigation gear and multiple small boats, to be based in Manchester-by-the-Sea and used in eastern waters.
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Seapine
Bath Iron Works Corp
Frank H. Goodyear
Buffalo
Theodore C. Hollander
Boston
Joseph A. MacDonald
Henry J. Gieclow, Inc
Naval Architects
Bath
Charles A. Blair
The
Iron Works
Marblehead
Eest
Manchester-by-the
Fine Yacht Caroline Leaves Bath for Glen Cove Outfitting
The Bath Iron Works built yacht Caroline sails from Bath on Wednesday morning for Glen Cove New York to be outfitted. Owner Eldred R. Johnson of Moorestown New Jersey has never seen her. The voyage is about 400 miles at 12 knots, with crew including L Eugene Treas, Scott Morse, Stanton, Alex Chopin, and William R. Corfield.
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Caroline
Bath Iron Works Corp
Eldred R. Johnson
Moorestown
N. J
Glen Cove
N. Y
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Cape Ceed Canal
Treas. L. Eugene Thebeau
Scott Morse
Mr. Stanton
Alex Chopin
H. J. Gielow, Inc
William R. Corfield
Mr. Johnson
Curtis curtailed A. and K. St. Ry service on Sundays
Service on the main line will run only on the even hours from six in the morning to eight at night for Lewiston with the last through car at ten to Brunswick. Lewiston to Bath trips end at ten with a return to City Hall square by 6:45. An additional morning car runs to Hardings and back to Bath, arriving City Hall square at 6:45. An extra evening car runs beyond Bath to Merry meeting perk. Merton Doyle left Tuesday night for Peston to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardings
Bath
City Hall Square
Emes
Ius
Merry
Victims show improvement after Woolwich hit and run
Three men injured in Saturday night hit and run near Woolwich show signs of recovery at Bath hospital. Carlton Barter from Boothbay Harbor emerges from a coma after skull fracture operation and nutrition improves. George M. Thomas of Bath recovering from internal injuries and broken pelvis, Adolph Brinker of Portland likely to undergo knee surgery. authorities photograph cars involved, including Sherwood Baker sedan and the Hudson.
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Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
A. A. Stott
Carlton Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Stott
George M. Thomas
Peiis
Adolph Brinker
Portland
Albert Henderson
Harry L. Thompson
Ralph O
Mysterious green roadster may remain at large in Woolwich crash
After an accident at Kaler's garage in Woolwich five men were struck by a car. Pictures showed Clifford Berry's car in Newcastle being sideswiped by a mysterious green roadster once the incident ended. No new clues identified about the car that ran down the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaler
Woolwich
Clifford Berry
Newcastle
Four Men Sought in Brunswick Payroll Robbery
Cumberland county authorities seek William E. Gray John J O Donnell Red Griffin and Scarface Phil Williams for the Cabot Mfg Co payroll holdup in Brunswick last Friday. Clerks identified Gray and O Donnell from photographs and $8000 was taken. Griffin, seen with a mill employee, and Williams arrived from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County
Cabot Mfg. Co
Brunswick
William E. Gray
John J
Spec” O'Donnell
Red Griffin
Portland
Scarface
Phil Williams
New York City
Griffin
Gray
O’donnell
Jack Yates
Gray We2s
Moores Host Supper After Portland Passings
Mr and Mrs Wellington A Moore and daughter Shirley Moore died Wednesday in Portland The family will be supper guests of J and Mrs Madison Moore of State Street Madison Moore runs the railway department at Portland airport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley Moore
Portland
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Dad) Williams
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Hazel Cornish
Pleasant Pond
Washington, D. C
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Smhes
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Falmouth
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Mino: Doble
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C. P. Curtis
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Gardiner
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Fletcher White
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Richmond Corner
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State Road
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Sac
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Maxwell Kendall
Lucerne-in-Maine
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Sampson
Bay View
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Elmer Jordan
Jordan
J. B. Curtis
Florida
H. P. Randall
Ora Reed
Nettie Umberhind
Viola Coombs
C. B. Randall
Bankcase Service
John Cr2se
Mies E.lgecomb
Vront St.rct
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Phippsburg
Saly
Kew
Popham
Bowdoinham Post Road
T. C. Hollander
Manchester-by the-Sea
Merton Doyle
Peston
Ava
Bath Department Store
Center Street
REE
Hatch’s Shoe Store
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
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