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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Court Street
Otto Rosene
Swan Walberg
Hanna Nelson
Knoxville
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