Medical care for the needy not tied to federal purchase
Dr. Louis M. Orr of the American Medical Association argues that many obtain physician care for the needy without pay and opposes a bill for federal purchase of health services for Social Security beneficiaries. He cites voluntary insurance, flexible retirement, anti inflation, nursing homes, and increased local hospital reimbursements as solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Orr
American Medical Association
Orr
Slowing Growth of Demand From Gasoline Tax Proposals
The article argues the federal gasoline tax, now four cents, unfairly burdens motorists. It notes past temporary increases and proposed adds to fund interstate highways, while suggesting existing highway taxes could cover costs. It calls for relief as the tax harms overall growth and distribution of highway costs.
Do We Want Responsible Government
A national committeeman argues voters care less about responsibility than results and implies the welfare state erodes freedom and morality. He warns if voters drift or do not care, the American Dream may end. the only cure is recognizing welfare state costs to individuals and demanding change.
Sunday School Week Marks 20th Anniversary Theme
The Laymen's National Committee Inc celebrates twenty years of promoting Sunday School as a force for faith. National Sunday School Week runs April 11 through 17, 1960 with J. Edgar Hoover calling for a return to religion in daily living and guiding standards for youth and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee, Inc
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Georgetown News Briefs From First Baptist Church to Local Happenings
Sunday services at First Baptist feature Rev. Ernest Roberts with Psalm 56. Out of town visitors include Clarence Haley of Topsham. The Working League met, aprons and sewing projects were planned, and a candy sale was set for a Wisconsin visit. Town meeting approved notes to fund a new fire truck. Many residents appeared at social and civic events, with travel to Lewiston, Portland, Augusta, and Rockland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Clarence Haley
Topsham
Working League
Frederick Moffatt
Harold Brown
Belle Heald
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Clayton Heald
Lewiston
Wisconsin
Maine
Georgetown
Better Homes
Adolph Spear
Robinhood
Five Islands Community News Highlights And Notes
Sunday morning Rev. Ernest Roberts delivered a large congregation’s message. April 12 a special musical concert at Second Baptist is announced. Local clubs report meetings, library notes, and choir performances. Town plans for a new fire truck proceed, expected by June first. Spring birds and pussy willows mark the season amid family reunions and social visits across Georgetown Center and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Roberts
Lloyd Pinkham
Roberts
Second Baptist Church
Denise Moore
Edith Moore
Franz Stevens
Albertina Pinkham
Qerville Rowe
Georgetown Central School
Snring
Islands
Reginald Church
Church
Ransom Sawyer
Valle’s
Portland
Richard Pewee
Foo Islands
Harold Denton
Kittery
Warren Mank
Woolwich
Paymond Sawyer
New York
Tacqueline Sawyer
Five Islands
Poanenss Conyer
Sawyer
Bath
Psychology Professor Set to Speak at Couples Club
Bowdoin College visiting psychology professor William T. Heron will address the Winter Street Congregational Church Couples Club on hypnotism what it is and does. He is a Minnesota professor spending a year at Bowdoin and has authored works on clinical hypnosis and suggestion. Supper starts at 6 45 with the program at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Winter Street Congregational Church
William T. Heron
University of Minnesota
Bowdoin
Heron
Bay Point Weather and Local Pleasantries Signal Spring
The piece notes melting ice along the river and improving road conditions as crocuses and hyacinths push up. It mentions spring trends, a Bay Point school bus in use during illness, and a shift toward summer leisure on weekends. Local residents Harold Drake, George Bennett, and Exeter Academy figures are listed with visits and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tibbetts
Bay Point
Flynn
Harold Drake
George Bennett
Exeter Academy
Cross
Kennebec Point
William Todd
Jo Newman
William Adams
Bath
George Renaud
Edward Simpson
Morse Students Attend U of M High School Day
Morse High School will send students to a university day at the University of Maine on April 9. More than 1,000 high schoolers are expected, with Bath and other towns represented. Students tour facilities, hear a president’s talk, and choose academic department visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
University of Maine
U. of M
Maine
Morse
Bath
Kittery
van Buren
Lloyd H. Elliott
College
Agriculture, Arts and Scienceucation
Techno
Student Memorial Union
Central League Tea And Hat Show A Big Social And Fund Event
The Central Congregational church League sponsored a tea and Spring Hat show at the parish house Saturday, reported as a financial and social success at the Monday league meeting. Doreen Matter and others modeled while Mrs. John A Greene Jr. served as commentator. Plans were announced for the May 9 Stagecoach Inn banquet and April 25 Appreciation Night for Sunday School staff and choir members. The Mite boxes dedication, started in 1941, was highlighted as the second mite gift. Hostesses included Mrs. S Theodore Bertocci and Mrs. Jascha French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
League
High Street
Harold Small
Clyde Ambrose
E. Lawrence McCurdy
Doreen Matter
Diane Ambrose
Sharon Haynes
Paula Henderson
Craig Richards
Donald Macleod
Donald Page
Richard Lyons
Frank Reinoehl
John A. Greene
Barbie Haynes
S. Theodore Bertocci
Jascha French
Stagecoach Inn
Zina Eaton
Obituary of Alonzo E. Lowell of Sebasco Estates
Alonzo E. Lowell, 85, of Sebasco Estates died at home. Born October 16 1874 in Phippsburg, he was a lobsterman and former rural mail carrier for 13 years. Survived by Harriet Gilman Lowell his widow five sons a daughter two brothers eight grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p.m. from A F Mayo Sons Funeral residence with Rev Earl Eckerson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo E. Lowell
Sebasco Estates
Phippsburg
George
Hannah Alley Lowell
Lowell
Harriet Gilman Lowell
Everett and
Willard
Sebasco
Alonzo
Waldoboro
Loring
Milford, Conn
Robert Lowell
Pensacola
Fla
Martin Eaton
Lewis
William Lowell
Parker Head
A. F. Mayo & Son
Earl Eckerson
Small Point Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Vanona A Thebeau of Bath dies at 61
Mrs Vanona A Thebeau widow of Eugene Thebeau died Tuesday night at Path Memorial hospital age 61 born North Anson August 15 1898 daughter of Joseph F and Nina Rines Atkinson lived in Bath most of life educated Morse High School attended Grace Episcopal church survived by sister Mrs Eric Anderson Bath brother Ronald Atkinson Bath two Bath nephews and a Bath niece burial Oak Grove Funeral from Curtis Funeral Home Friday at 1 pm Rev Richard B Adams officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgemere Road
William Farr
James Clark
University of Maine
Roy Clark
Seguinland
Georgia Watson
Washington State Teachers College
Thomas Watson
Kenneth
N. H
Orville Rowe
Wesley Sweeney
Bath
Georgie Pinkham
James Stevens
William Marr
Harold Pinkham
Ida Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Franz Stevens
Mt. Vernon
Stevens
Gerald Hersom
Timothy
James
Jack Pond
Capt
Stinson Davis
Yarmouth
Edward Davis
Margaret MacMahan
Frank Carlton
Arrowsic
George Phillips
Sylvia Warren
Eugene Butterfield
Russell Harford
Phyllis Campbell
Branwell E. Harford
Richmond
Roy Shields
Maynard Thibodeau
Portland
Dennis Moore
Dennis
Philip Pinkham
S. Pinkham
Tta Moore
Kenneth Pinkham
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
U. S. Navy
Wayne
Kenneth LaRose
Dana Cochrane
Jody
Leonard
Billy Kelley
Orissa Carr
Leila Hutchins
Edgecomb
Pat Moffatt
Georgetown Central School
Pat
Fred Moffatt
Helen Huskins
Florida
Farber Davis
Erland Moore
Glennis Brewer
Vanona A. Thebeau
Academy Street
the Path Memorial Hospital
Eugene Thebeau
North Anson
Joseph F
Nina Rines Atkinson
Ronald Atkinson
All
Curtis
Richard B. Adams
Grace Church
Oak Grove
Captain Robert Blair Dies in Long Island Home
Captain Robert Blair longtime Texas Oil employee died Sunday at his Long Island home. Born in Granville Beach Nova Scotia he was son of Captain and Mrs James Blair. He retired from Texas Oil. Surviving are daughter Mrs Claus Lurrhsen of New York City two grandsons a sister Mrs Parker Worrey of Newton Mass formerly Bath and brother of the late Captain William S Blair of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blair
Texas Oil Company
Long Island
N. Y
Granville Beach
Nova Scotia
James Blair
Claus Lurrhsen
New York City
Parker Worrey
Newton
Mass
Bath
William S. Blair
City
Sacred Concert at Five Islands Church Monday Evening
The Second Baptist church of Five Islands invites the public to a sacred concert Monday at 7 30 featuring an organ recital by Reverend Ernest G. Roberts. The first half includes the choir and vocalists with Mrs Edith Marr as piano accompanist. Roberts will present the organ recital as the second part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church of
Five Islands
Ernest G. Roberts
Roberts
Edith Marr
Walter S. White Dies at 74 in Bath Home
Walter Stephen White a Bath Iron Works machinist who retired in 1954 died Friday at his Cottage Street home. Born in Portland December 12 1885 he was a son of Patrick and Jane White survived by his widow Sarah Nagle White son Walter P. White daughter Miriam Techiera two sisters Mrs Smith Wagner and Mrs Michael Johnston Quincy Mass three grandchildren. He was a St Marys Church member former Knights of Columbus and known for woodwork and boat models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy W. Stuart
Robinhood
William Bisseth
Bisseths
Miss Stuart
Augusta
Georgetown Center
Harry L. Horne
Florence Woodside
Bath
Joseph Higgins
Harry H. Heald
Clayton
Brunswick
Charles McMahan
Walter Beane
Maynard Bigelow
Guy R. Snowe
Marrtown
James Oliver
Georgetown
West Georgetown
Adolph Spear
Harold Brown
Walter S. White
Walter Stephen White
Bath Iron Works
Cottage Street
Portland
Patrick
Jane Mullen White
Sarah Nagle White
Walter P. White
Miriam Techiera
Smith Wagner
South Portland
Michael Johnston
Quincy
Mass
White
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Detroit
Funeral for Percy R. Roderick Held at Mayo Residence
Funeral services for Percy R. Roderick were held at 10 am Friday at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev Canon Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Bearers were David Lawrence John Hudson Philip Hall and William Berry. Interment followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Roderick
Percy R. Roderick
Arthur F. Mayo
Agnes Cooke Funeral Held Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Agnes W. Cooke were conducted at 1 30 p m Friday at the Arthur F The Rev Martin v B Sargent officiated Bearers included Harley D True Joseph Kingsbury Wendell Heal Edward Daley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Cooke
Agnes W. Cooke
Arthur F. Mayo
Ritchie Harry L 71 Bath native dies in Boston
Harry L Ritchie a Bath native age 71 died March 29 in Boston where he had lived since 1940 He was World War I veteran and survived by Arlene Kingsbury Ritchie of Boston and several Bath area nieces and nephews A Boston Mass followed by prayers at Brackett Funeral Home and burial in St Johns Cemetery Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Ritchie
Harry L Ritchie
Bath
Boston
Funeral service for Ralph Lewis held at Shumway funeral home
Funeral service for Ralph Lewis was conducted Thursday at 1.30 from the Leslie C. Shumway funeral home at 638 High Street with Rev. Robert Fowler of the First Church of the Nazarene officiating. Bearers were Eugene Dutton, Stanley Fraser, Bertram Leask, and Victor Leask. Interment is at Oak Grove for burial in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lewis
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Robert Fowler
First Church of the Nazarene
Eugene Dutton
Stanley Fraser
Bertram Leask
Victor Leask
Oak Grove
Funeral service for Walter S White held Tuesday
Funeral service for Walter S White was conducted Tuesday at 8 30 a m from A F Mayo Son Funeral residence and at the Roman Catholic church with Rev Francis E Morrissey officiating Bearers were Harold McElman Harold Ames Michael White and Bartholomew O Donnell Burial took place in the family lot at Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 3. White
A. F. Mayo & Son
Francis E. Morrissey
Harold McElman
Harold Ames
Michael White
Bartholomew O’donnell
Oak Grove
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Themed Cryptoquote Example
A page features a large crossword with numbered clues from 1 to 43 and a Cryptoquote puzzle. It includes theme entries such as Turkish coin and Persian homeland, plus a quotation by Swift loaded with coded letters and hints about substitution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bath Independent
the Times Company
Paulah Miller
Tara Gray
Mro
Frank Carlton, Jr
Carlton
Peggy LaRose
John Brown
Brown
Helen T Huskines
Reynolds Grover
Poston
Everett Flennen
Watertown
Hennon
Manchester
Fitchburg
Buddie Brown
Maud Thayer
Gregory Barrett
Deidre Cadarette
Madison
Tabor Academy
Scituate
Elizabeth Moffatt
Popham
Roy M. Newman
Higgins
George Laskey
Jackie
Laskey
Robinhood Tea Room
Melvin Cunningham
Edward York Blewitt
la Chaise Place
Russell Savage
Littleriver
Ralph Davis
Terry Davis
Rolf Moulton
Rolf
Thomas Shaw Moulton
Osteopathic Hospital
Earl Coombs
Arrowsie
Richard Sanborn
Indian Point
Webster Place
Todd
Dorothy Stuart
Roland Peterson
Edwin F. Hussa
Wiscasset
Stuart
Martha Bowen
Couples’ Club
Central League
Five Islands Church
W. S. White Funeral
Persia
Guam
Mohammed
Pacific
Longfellow
Swift
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Navy Pulse
Arabia
Thailand
Fas
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