Lincoln County Court Terms and Local Notices
Presiding justice at the Lincoln County Superior Court stay term will be Justice Randolph Weatherbee. Local items note Garrison Hill Chapter CBS observed its 42nd birthday with Mt Pisgah Chapter guests, and MT Pisgah helped institute the chapter in 1911. Reports cover filling stations leased by Standard Oil, Sunoco property cleanup, Rotary club meeting with Mason Plant head William H. Burton as speaker, and various community activities across Damariscotta, Boothbay Harbor, Wiscasset, Whitefield, Waldoboro, Southport, and other towns.
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Lincoln County
Randolph Weatherbee
Manson
Manson Barter
Boothba
Arthur Benner
Nobleboro
L. Corre
Waldoboro
Donald C. Vnnig Hawcsalis
William C. Jefferson
William Eastat
Whitefield
Willard B
Fower
Bentley Glidden
Damariscotta
Edward L. Good
Dresden
Alfred P. Gould
South Bristol
George H. Viansen
Dorore Damariscotta
Richa Johnston
Jefferson
Frank Jones
Lucas Marson
Boothbay Harbor
Pilman
William Poole
Bristol
Olive Stratton
Southport
Betty Symonds
Boothbay
Rbor
Eugene Tavenner
Maude E. Webber
Westport
Anna P. White
Wiscasset
Garrison Hill
CBS
Mt. Pisgah
Dorothy Carleton
Charles S. Sewall
Charles E. Cowley
Frank H. Gray
Cora Brown
Rosa Chase
Standard Oil Company
Smith Field
Amoco
Route 1
Sunoco Oil Co
John Downey
Lee Street
Donald M. Petrie
Damariscotta Rotary Club
William H. Burton
Woman's Club
Bloodmobile
P. T. Club
Norman Temple
YMCA
William Munroe
Lexington
Somerville
Mass
Harry King
Connecticut
Mason
Huntoon Hill Grange
Southport Grange
Richard Barker
Ada Munroe
Brother Munroe
Julia Barker
Ceres
Wiscasset Theatre Week Film Lineup Promises Variety
The Wiscasset Theatre shows MGM hit Above and Beyond on Sunday about the Hiroshima bomb story. Monday and Tuesday feature Mississippi Gambler with Tyrone Power and Piper Laurie. Wednesday and Thursday offer Hanoverman’s Knot with Randolph Scott and Donna Reed. Alfred M Norton Jr visits from Middlebury College for a week with his parents. Local residents travel and health notes close the item.
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MGM
Hiroshima
Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
Tyrone Power
Piper Laurie
Bates Professor to Speak at Four University of Life Sessions
Rev Dr Rayborn L Zerby of Bates College will lead four University of Life sessions on Christian Freedom. He will address What Is It We Fight and discuss What Is A Liberal The Meaning of Democracy and The Next Step in Protestantism. Sessions run Sunday evenings with buffet lunch at six and talks at seven, assembly from eight to nine.
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Rayborn L. Zerby
University of Life
Bates College
Dr. Zerby
Avilla
Kansas
Eureka College
University of Chicago
Bates
Zerby
Europe
Florence
Italy
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Church School of the Air
William A. Niss
University of Life Services
General Assembly
Woolwich pupils tour Maine State House in Augusta
Seventh and eighth graders from Woolwich schools visited the State House in Augusta invited by Rep. Frank R. Bailey and escorted by Fo rest Baker. They viewed governors portraits and battle flags, met Governor Cross, toured both chambers, and shared a luncheon before returning home with autographed cards and signatures.
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Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
Augusta
Legislative Department
State House
House of Representatives
Louise Reynolds
Sagadahoe Ferry
Agatha Hatch
Georgie Walker
Forrest Baker
Senate
Cross
House
Bailey
Ruth Leavitt
Tarpy Schulten
David Cox
Richard McElman
Frank J. Walker
Margaret Dodge
Lawrence Edwards
Paul Grover
Jimmy Bartlett
Donald Kennerson
Bobby Bartlett
Bobby Stevens
Nelson Rice
James Barstow
Lewis Soule
Phillip Radcliff
Carol Tanner
Russell Tanner
Seanna Hathorne
Nicholas Schulten
Leonard Stilphen
Patty Baker
Billy Bailey
Ralph Fogg
Dicky Beals
Barney le Bell
Lois Merrill
David Timons
Elaine Merrill
Eva Cox
Roger Hodgdon
Byron Blake
Jimmie McElman
Clara Morse
Stevie DeWick
Karen McDonald
Stephen Allen
Connie Howe
Maureen Clancy
Delmar Stinson
Mary Dodge
John Murphy
Joseph Pinkham
Marcia Dodge
Betsy Gamble
Linda Bailey
Barbara Bartlett
Charlene Soule
Donna Youland
Grace Brown
Joan Chandler
Community Notices and Local SocialVisits
Mr and Mrs Russell Turner attended church at Portland with Rev and Mrs H M Whitehead. Eugene Harrington bought the former McEachern house for demolition. Arthur Harrington of Connecticut visited Parker Head friends. Hutchins family joined Good Friday services in Bath. Small figures placed in ancient Egyptian tombs appear in art display.
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Russell Turner
Gordon Alden
Phil Jacob
Portland
Morse High basketball squad visits Bath Rotary luncheon
Morse High school basketball squad and coach Duncan Farrell joined Bath Rotary at Central church parish house. Farrell announced his Morse appointment as Director of Athletics and urged Rotary support for track facilities shortfall.
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Hale
Hearty
Bath Rotary Club
Central Church Parish
Morse High School
Bath Rotary
Duncan Farrell
Morse
Rotarians
Farrell
George Dole
Oxford
England
Yale
Harvard
Philip Weybrant
Robert Haggett
William Bruce
Harrison Hobbs
Richard Talbot
Central Grammar Boys
Richard Coombs
Alfred Caton
Richard Darling
Paul Kimball
Camden
Pete Huntzen
Alexandria
Minnesota
Pete Huntoon
Lynn Bussey
Ray Farnham
Pripetgel
Providence and Uxbridge couples among weekend visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chandler with daughters Ann and Naida of Providence Rhode Island and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levin with daughters Jacqueline and Lauren of Uxbridge Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mrs. Dora G. Cohen at 10 Old South Place.
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Irving Chandler
Ann and
Naida
Providence, R. I
Abe Levin
Jacqueline and
Lauren
Uxbridge, Mass
Dora G. Cohen
Old South Place
West Bath civic notes and military family updates
West Bath reports a cancer drive chairwoman and a committee of volunteers, gains from a Red Cross campaign, and School committee meeting notes. Locals travel to Portland and Bath Memorial Hospital updates include births, surgeries, and service members stationed in California and Biloxi. Several families host visitors and hostesses hosted gatherings at Littlefield school and private homes.
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Don Ambrose
John Perkins
Elijah Hallowell
Howard Carlton
Arrowsic
James Greenleaf
New York
Gertrude Greenleaf
Ie Atwood
Portsmouth
Leonard Smith
West Bath
Carolyn Rogers
Albert Desmond
William Dolloff
Carol Graves
Samuel Armstrong
Fred Bubier
Francis Vaillancourt
Edward Kenney
Harry Larrabee
Warren Davis
Frank French
Leon Belanger
Red Cross
Bakelite Division
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Littlefield School
Harvesters 4-H Club
Pauline Belanger
Kenneth Gay
Inland Fish and Game Deriment
Wild Life
Mabel
Judith Ashe
Chatterboats
Evelyn Sweeny
Bath
Elaine Mitchell
Arlene Scott
Harriet Doten
Blanch Locke
Kermit Bennett
Woolwich
Stover Cottage
George
Cy Varney
Jerry Haile
Brunswick
Percy Holbrook
Wesley Comeau
Everett Comeau
Campbell Pond
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wilson Fitzgerald
Andrew Robinson
Stephen
Keith
Brian Fitzgerald
B. O. Fitzgerald
Canaan
Robinson
Fitzgerald
Linwood Miller
Percy Miller
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Ethel Burns
Philip Burns
Girl Scout Council Meeting Postponed to Next Week
The Girl Scout Council meeting planned for this evening has been postponed and rescheduled for a week from tonight.
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Girl Scout Council
Spelling Contests for Grade Schools Held Thursday Afternoon
Semi finals and finals in city grade school spelling contests under Portland auspices set for Thursday afternoon in the school. Miss Phyllis Rolfe will be the spelling master with judges Mrs. Viola Osgood Mrs. Evelyn Morse and Miss Lillius Sullivan. Winners list by school and grade, with alternates, includes Huse Fisher Dike Weeks North Central and more. The top scorers will spell down to crown city champions who will face county winners and possibly state finals.
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Portland
Phyllis Rolfe
Viola Osgood
Evelyn Morse
Lillius Sullivan
Huse
Crabtree
Beverly Kingsbury
Edna White
Danforth
John Goody
Jeanette Boudreau
Verna Lee Watts
Carolyn Thompson
Central Grammar
Edwin Mitchell
Christy MacLeod
Adele Rubin
Nancy Thurston
Sally Stinson
John Henderson
Mary Tardiff
Priscilla Marble
Marilyn Fraser
William Jones
William Jack Wallace
Mary Lacy
Fisher
John Richardson
Avis Crocker
Dike
Susan_ Grevers
Heather McClure
Stairs
Patricia Dutton
Nanda Browne
Sherwood
Gary Meister
Richard Delano
Weeks Street
Margo Parks
Albert Douglass
Ruth Doughty
Steven Wilson
North Grammar
Susan Bates
Warren Orr
Carol Hooker
Ralph Frederick Brown
Pre School Days Planned for Fall Enrollment
Pre school days for fall entering class set by district schools May 12 Mitchell May 13 Fisher May 14 Huse May 19 North Primary May 20 Dike with PTA workers organizing a citywide roundup led by Mrs. Ar mand Petit of Floral street as general chairman and local PTA chairs selecting teams.
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Mitchell School
Fisher School
Huse
North Primary
Dike
PTA
Armand Petit
Floral Street
City Wide Spelling Contest Finals Announced
The finals of the city wide spelling contest will be Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at Lillian F Fisher School. Winners from sixth seventh and eighth grade rooms compete to determine grade champions before the three finalists vie for the city title. Public is invited.
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Lillian F. Fisher
Variable Star Brightness Linked to Stellar Pulsations
Astronomers note that certain stars vary in light output daily as they expand and contract in rhythmic pulses, a process tied to internal stellar dynamics and energy cycles. The observation adds to understanding of stellar evolution and brightness fluctuations across different bands.
Wedding Bells Echo In Boothbay Harbor Home
A candlelit double ring ceremony united Miss Esther Hins and Mr. Oscar Adams with Raymond Wotton at 12 West Street Boothbay Harbor. The reception followed amid white lilies and jonquils. The bride wore powder blue and pink, maid of honor Miss Haggett wore pink, best man Ralph Watts. Guests included numerous Boothbay Harbor families. The couple plans to reside at 3 Union Street Boothbay Harbor after a short honeymoon. The bride is Morse High School 1951 graduate employed at Bath Iron Works. the groom attended local schools and works in Bath Iron Works electrical shop.
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Ae Laforest E. Hins
Central Cantional Church
Oscar S. Adams
West Street
Raymond Wotton
Raymond B. Wotton
Boothbay Harbor
Adams
Esther Andrews
Robert Ramsay
Lucy Ann Haggett
Ralph Watts
Barbara Adams
Oscar Adams
Ann Haggett
William M. Adams
Virginia Whitney
Hartford
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Wotton
Rumford
Charles Marr
Richard Barter
Rosaire Levernois
Bow
Special City Council Meeting on Friday Meter Hours
A special City Council meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 5 20 to finalize a traffic ordinance amendment. It would move parking meters to Friday nights from six to nine o'clock replacing the current Saturday night hours. Merchants in Bath plan to keep stores open Friday nights starting May 1, with Saturday closings at six. Thursday's session also covers other business.
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Bath
Meanest Thief Yet Steals Easter Seal Coin Cannister
A thief emptied a coin collector can for the Easter Seal campaign from a State liquor store counter on Front Street. The theft was reported to police Monday morning.
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Maine
Front Street
Herrin Announces Birth of Son Andrew Carlton
Sgt and Mrs Eugene E Herrin announce the birth of a son in El Paso Texas. The baby is named Andrew Carlton. Mrs Herrin is the former Margaret Cahill daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew R Cahill of 68 South Street. The Herrins plan to return to Bath the latter part of this month.
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Herbert Babkirk
Portsmouth
N. H
Andrew Babkirk
Ethel Burns
Edward Kenney
Bath Memorial Hospital
Robert Thompson
Debby
Hartford
John Perns
Eugene E. Herrin
el Paso
Texas
Andrew Carlton
University of Life program outlines youth religious education
The piece describes a University of Life program with four groups led by clergy from Bates College Raymond and Portland churches. Sessions focus on Christian faith for youth, worship in daily life, and faith transmission to children, with evening gatherings, buffet luncheons, and a general assembly open to all regardless of church affiliation.
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America
Christian Freedom
Daniel Stafford
Emilie Pitcock
Raymond
Phyllis M. Cobb
Portland
Howard F. Cramer
Revere
Eure Ee
Malcolm
Waterville
Arthur Samuelson
Brunswick
University of Life
Winter Street
University of of Life
Bath Plans 1953 Cancer Crusade Campaign
Mrs George Baer Connard announced a 3500 dollar goal for the Bath cancer drive at a Bath Planning Committee meeting. Crusaders Call Night is set for April 23 from 7 to 8 p m. Funds support nine tumor clinics in Maine and cancer education at hospitals in Augusta Lewiston Bangor Portland Waterville and more.
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Bath
George Baer Connard
Lewiston
Eastern Maine General
Bangor
Madigan Hospital
Houston
Maine General
Portland
Presque Isle General
Sisters and Thayer Hospitals
Waterville
Smithes Welcome Nicholas Owen Smith in Portland
Mr and Mrs C Owen Smith of Portland announce the birth of a son on March 20 named Nicholas Owen Smith. The father is editor of the Maine Coast Fisherman and the child’s grandfather is Harold W Smith of Cumberland Maryland formerly of Bath.
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C. Owen Smith
Portland
Nicholas Owen Smith
Smith
Maine Coast Fisherman
Harold W. Smith
Cumberland
Maryland
Bath
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