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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

4

Morse High Eleven Wins Handily in Amateur Football

Morse High dominates Boothbay Harbor 19 to 0 at Kelley Field in a tun ing up game. Henry Small, new Morse coach, showcases hard running by Harry Thayer and strong line play as Morse converts drives with two Thayer touchdowns and a late 50 yard interception return by Charlie Grace. Captain Coombs and Bell spark Boothbay, but Morse seals victory with a solid defensive effort and a productive ground game.

Kelley Field Henry “Hank Morse High Bath Boothbay Harbor Harry Thayer Morsemen Alfred Gallant Georgie Sarkis Carl Baribach Morse Frankie Curran Hammy Chaney Thayer Gallant Sarkis Harbor Curran Boothbay Bell Karlbach P. Coombs Harold “Heifer Dunton Earlbach

Autumn driving safety rules from Chevrolet official

C W Wood national director of service Chevrolet explains autumn driving hazards. He notes September and October bring more rain and leaves on streets, plus more road users. Emphasizes well maintained brakes and tires, proper wiper use and lighting, and safe speeds in fog. Keep a speed you can stop in clear space ahead. Use extreme caution when overtaking and pull off if you must clean lamps.

C. W. Wood Chevrolet Motor Co Mr. Wood

Junior Garden Club Adds Two New Members

Cosmopolitan Junior Garden club met at the Cosmopolitan club house on Monday afternoon admitting Marjorie Black and Thelma Suther land as new members. They named iris and gladioli as their flowers and received home growing slips donated by several members. Leaders elected for the next meeting were Lill Johansen and Marjorie Black. The group noted the Jinco tree as second oldest after the palm.

Cosmopolitan Junior Garden Club Cosmopolitan Club Marjorie Black Thelma Sutherland Carl Y. Kennedy Coombs Granville M. Colby Franklin D. Neal Lill Johansen

Wiscasset Community Mourns Annie Dodge Leader in town service

Annie Lewis Dodge 68 wife of Archie H. Dodge died at her Main Street home September 15 after a long illness. Born in Wiscasset, she served Congregational church as Organ Society president for nearly 20 years and held charter memberships in several groups. Survived by husband and four brothers. funeral Thursday with interment at Greenlawn. Community honors paid with flowers from many town organizations. Local notes recount visits, movements, and town events.

Annie Lewis Dodge Archie H. Dodge Main Street Dodge Wiscasset Freeman B Susan R. Lewis Congregational Church Organ Society Garrison Hill Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge Village Improvement Society James Lewis Sanford William B. Lewis Alex J. Lewis Marblehead Mass Erastus F. Lewis Rockland Henry W. Webb Greenlawn Parker Lewis Joseph Atkinson Eugene L. Thebeau Carl Hughes Bath Orin Main Portland Charles Reed Boothbay George Wilson William Leeman Egbert Sewall Providence R. I Ethel Donnell George W. Porter Boston Porter Birch Point Montsweag Farm Bureau S. G. Evans Federal Street Wilder Lewis Charles P. Blinn Brookline Webber's Tavern Fred Coffin Crummit Albion Fairfield Drummit Gilman Harvey R. Pease Orono Virginia U. of M Janet H. Flagg Yonkers N. Y Elm Lodge High Street Robert E. Merry St. Philip's Church Douglas Libby Auburn Cyprian H. Bryant Washington Street Janet Paterson Paul Curtis Old Hundred North Edgecomb Waterville E. Fred Albee Joseph Coffin Boothbay Harbor Pemaquid Clarence A. Rickards Granville Moulton Frank R. Hodgdon Ralph Wells Cleveland Ohio Wilbert Hodgdon Harold S. Jants Worcester Jants I. C. C. Whitmore Plumstead Birch Point Road Harvard Janis Paul Hurlbert Nancy Frances Hubbard Alice D. Taylor Somerville Davis Isascotta New York Katherine Farnham Newfoundland Howard Farnham Shirley Margaret White Saint Ann’s School Charlottesville Jeanette Haggett Oak Grove Seminary Vassalboro Williams Lienau Ida W. Stahl Waldoboro Damariscotta Robert Applin Hebron Academy Sidney G. Evans Gertrude Kidder Everett Hooper Street William Hunter Hampton N. H John Riley Gibbs W. E. Gorham Alfred E. Gorham Eva Wise Edward William Elliott Winchester Neil H. McIntyre Dorothy Fischer Freeman D. Southard James A. Bimson Middle Street Field Day Association Luther Hall Albert Temple Woolwich Harry Mosher First Congregational Church Franklin Pierson Brooklyn Pierson John Blagdon Dana Rines Bar Harbor Laura Sears Seavey Philip Allen Scarboro George Stilphen George F. Stilphen E. J. Burns Theodore Burns John Quinn Mattie Stilphen Carrie Deering Fred Hatch Nobleboro Arthur Jones Everett W. Jackson John F., Jackson Gordon Ruth Jean Hutchins Ruth Jackson Seavey Wiscaset Inn Vallely Sam Myer Albert Myer A. J. Myer St. Paul's School Concord Wiscasset Academy Holbrook Blagdon Gerald Sherman Kenneth Lincoln Clayson Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Phyllis Bryant Stanley Morris Parker Fowles Grace

Museum of Science and Industry dedicates Rockefeller Center home

A feature piece on the New York Museum of Science and Industry recounts its dedication in Rockefeller Center with remarks by Dr. Frank B. Jewett and notable speakers including Albert Einstein and Sir William Bragg. It describes exhibits from early lighting to ship models, interactive displays, and the museum's educational mission for youth and schools.

England Dorchester Mass Florida Miami Dinner Key a_ shipbuilding Elizabeth Jones U. S Hudson New York Albany Great Britain Robert Stephenson and Co Newcastle-upon-Tyne Liverpool and Manchester Germany Chicago Century of Progress Clinical Congress American College of Surgeons Philadelphia General Electric Co Westinghouse Eastman Kodak Co B. F. Goodrich Co Bell Telephone Laboratories New York Telephone Co Indus Carrie E. Shaw Bath Shaw Dean J. R. Andrews Jewett Board of Trustees Fiorello H. LaGuarisia Albert Einstein Amelia Earhart Santa Ana Calif Harold C. Urey Sir William Bragg Royal Institution of Great Britain London Robert A. Millikan Pasadena Michael Faraday Faraday Harry B. Sawyer Lake Wales Sir William Atlantic Westinghouse Company Westinghouse Museum New York Museum William Bragg New York Museum of Science and Industry Rockefeller Center Frank B. Jewett Felix M. Warburg Lucius R. Eastman Charles T. Gwynne Charles Pratt Col. Marston Bogert Columbia University Orestes H. Caldwell Radio Today Newcomb Carlton Western Union B. Colwell Davis, Jr Frederick A. Goetze Dr. Jewett Joseph V. McKee Walter Neale Frederic B. Pratt

Bath Lady Receives Swedish Spatt Kaka Cake

Mrs. Just Wold of 100 Court Street enjoys a Swedish spatt kaka an 80 egg cake sent by sister Mrs. Otto Rosene. The confection, prized in Ekone Sweden, weighs about four feet around and two feet high, with a three inch thickness, shipped in a tin container.

Just Wold Court Street Otto Rosene Swan Walberg Hanna Nelson Knoxville

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