Local students prepare for One-Act contest and town events
Cast members from Lincoln Academy Waldoboro High Bristol High form music for a Lincoln Academy Lincoln Waldoboro performance. Town actions include a Wiscasset school study committee appointment and fish and game association activities. A nearby fire risk incident near Gardiner road was contained with department support. Personal notes cover community visits, job changes, and Girl Scouts fundraising.
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Lincoln
Schuyler Fairfield
Gail Foster
Marilyn Tippican
Nancy
Eugene E. Boucher
Portland
Everett Boucher
Mr. Boucher
Kendall Hall School
Peterborough
N. H
Children’s Hospital School of Nursing
Boston
Boucher
Boothbay Harbor
Maritime Service
General Electric Supply Corporation
Wiscasset
Charles J. DiPerri
Margaret MacLaren
Frances A. Sortwell
William H. Burton
Bernard A. Bailey
Wiscasset Fish and Game Association
Central Maine Power Company
Kenai Pen
Fish and Game Commission
Augusta
Gardiner Road
Charles E. Quinnam
Alna Road
Organ Society
Ruthlin
Bradford Street
Mabel Rowe
Wilton
Delmas Leighton
Leighton
Shirley Connolley
Lincoln Home For the
Congregational Vestry
Grace Sewall
Helen Day
Lincoln Home
Municipal Court Hears Intoxication Plea
One intoxication case heard by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Respondent pled guilty and was fined $5 with costs of $5.60 or 15 days in Kennebec County Jail at Au.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Kennebec County
Stover Endorses Private Investigation of Liquor Commission
Elford A. Stover of Bath, chair of Maine State Liquor Commission, says the commission would welcome a private investigation. He notes a private citizen underwrites the survey and that findings would be public, stressing the liquor operation is at the highest level of efficiency. The probe is led by Stanley L. Bird, with Walter E. Reid backing the inquiry as a Maine accountability measure.
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Elford A. Stover
Bath
Maine State Liquor Commission
Stover
Stanley L. Bird
Waterville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walter E. Reid
Georgetown
Portland
Bird
Reid
Maine
Department of Health and Welfare
the Times
Girl Graduate Miss June Dunton Secures Secretarial Post
Miss June M Dunton daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Dunton Woolwich graduated from Fay School Boston this week. She completed the One Year Executive Secretarial course two months early and has been placed in a secretarial position with the Affiliate Theatre Corporation. She has participated actively in extra curricular activities at the school.
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June M. Dunton
James F. Dunton
Woolwich
Fay School
Boston
Miss Dunton
Affiliate Theatre Corporation
Miss Estabrooks Returns to Resume Training at Mercy Hospital
Miss Geraldine Estabrooks, who has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Lorriston Estabrooks at 43 Meadowway, returned to Portland today to resume training at Mercy hospital.
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Geraldine Estabrooks
Lorriston Estabrooks
Meadowway
Portland
Mercy Hospital
Highland woman gripped by pneumonia under care
Mrs. Ethel Morse of Highland street is confined to her bed with pneumonia and under the care of her physician. Her daughter in law, Mrs. Francis Bruce, is caring for her.
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Ethel Morse
Highland Street
Francis Bruce
Leon P Shepard enters Sagadahoc county Senate race
Leon P Shepard of Richmond announced as a Republican candidate for State Senator from Sagadahoc. A 21 year Maine State Police veteran and noted ballistician and identification expert, he voiced commitment to taxpayers and rural and urban needs of Sagadahoc. He previously led Maine identification efforts and ran a private lab in Richmond.
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Leon P. Shepard
Richmond
Sagadahoc County
Maine State Police
Shepard
Maine
Northwestern University
Bath Iron Works
National Park Seminary
Maryland
Washington, D. C
State Bureau of Identification and Police
Grand Chapter of
Order of the Eastern Star
Richmond Lodge of Masons
Emeth
Adoniram Council
Gardiner
Mt. Carmel
O.E.S
Progressive Orange and Sagadahoc Pomona
International Association For Identification
Harvard Associates In
Chatterabout Club Plans Sunshine Basket for Ill Member
The Chatterabout club met with Mrs Chappell in Hyde Park Terrace Central avenue. Members voted to send a sunshine basket to ill member Mrs Nellie White and held a swap party to inspire a repeat event at the next meeting. Attendees included Mrs Mary McCrater Ruth Hawks Harriet Dotton Blanche Locke Geraldine Barter Posepel and guests Mrs Pauline Belanger and Mrs Simone Barter of West Bath. The next gathering is set with Mrs Harriet Cotton at her Washington street home on April 20.
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Chatterabout Club
Chappell
Central Avenue
Hyde Park Terrace
Nellie White
Mary McCrater
Ruth Hawks
Harriet Dotton
Blanche Locke
Geraldine Barter
Posepel
City
Pauline Belanger
Simone Barter
West Bath
Harriet Cotton
Washington Street
West Bath Sewing Club Meets and Community Notes
West Bath group met the Red Drive and contributed to Red Cross and Easter Seals with 88.60 and 37.25. Members listed include Mrs. Margaret Da Hazel White, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Mary Has, Laura White and grandson Peter, and others. 4-H held its first Spring meeting at Littlefield schoolhouse with leader Mrs. Leon Belanger, topics on inland game and partridge conservation, a wildlife film, and partridge nest efforts. Next meetings set for April 23 and May 1 at Littlefield schoolhouse. Edward K Thompson of West Bath honored at a welcome home party hosted by Mrs. Barbara Holderness. Numerous neighbors and relatives attended. Also notes on Farm and Home Week at University of Maine, Joanne Boudreau’s 15th birthday, residents moving or visiting, and social visits among Bath area families.
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West Bath
Red Drive
Ems Laer
Eauilleg. Ree
Margaret
Hazel White
Zee, Dunham
Mary
Laura White
Peter
Angie Renshaw
Ruth Fuller
Barbara
Christine
Carlena Stover
Gladys Deehan
Hall
Grange Hall
Red Cross
Littlefield
Leon Belanger
Barbara Holderness
Edward K. Thompson
U. S. Navy
Arthur Wing
Brunswick
Jeanne Belanger
Dorothy Bubier
Loretta Boudreau
Sylvia Campbell
Loretta Potter
Beatrice Dube
Patricia Barstow
Cleon Wing
Kenneth Yore
Arthur Powers
John Guerette
Richard Andrews
Robert Miller
Philip Dube
Frank French
Roy Moore
Lemuel Preble
J. Frank Walker
James Hay
University of Maine
Marshall Boudreau
Joanne
Hilton B. Holbrook
Larrabee
Bath
Lydia Helms
Littlefield School
Horace Rancourt
Lewiston
Joseph
W. Larrabee
Dirigo Grange
Joseph W. Larrabee
Courtney Stover
Women’s Republican Club
Richmond
Herbert Babkirk
Joyce
Portsmouth
N. H
Ethel Burns
George Golding
Quincy
Mass
Ralph Willis
Nantasket
Richard Girie
New York
Richard Renshaw
Francis Burgess
Golfers at Brunswick Open Patriot's Day Tournament
The Brunswick Patriot's Day tournament opens next Sunday and Monday, authorized by the Maine State Golf Association and conducted by Brunswick Country Club. President Jimmy Black says 200 golfers are expected for prizes, up from 161 last year, with better course conditions despite continuous rain.
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Brunswick
Maine State Golf Association
Brunswick Country Club
Jimmy Black
Jim
Woolwich Grange Plans May Public Meeting For Fire Prevention Films
The Woolwich Grange voted to allow use of the hall in May for Fire Prevention movies. a public meeting will precede. The next gathering is April 21. The cps program featured Mrs. Josephine Johnson with various readings and songs. A social hour and refreshments followed, with 83 members present.
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Cps
Josephine Johnson
Chic Bailey
Johnson
Alvah Bailey
Sarah Bradford
Norma Hunnewell
Clyde Bailey
Dolly Grover
Charlotte Leeman
Albert Reading
Vera Smith
Maggie
the Grange
Rose Hathorne
West Bath Grange Sees State Deputy At Meeting
State Deputy G Cleveland Marriner attended a West Bath Grange meeting with lectures on the ark tonight. Carl P Meister presented Notion and a night poem. Mrs Esther Andrews assisted with piano. Beane and other state officers to attend. Minstrel show planned for Friday. youth group to lead next Monday program. Social hour and refreshments followed by a dance.
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West Bath
G. Cleveland Marriner
Carl P. Meister
Stanley
Esther Andrews
Mt Lady
Marriner
School of Instruction
The
Grange
Sagadahoc
Beane
Woolwich Firemen May Buy New Truck
At a Woolwich Fire Department meeting a three member committee AR thur Youland James Hay and Bernard Tulley were chosen to inspect a fire truck for sale at York Beach The committee finished its inspection and the department will discuss the matter All members are urged to attend the meeting
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Woolwich
Miss Audrey Hill Graduates from Boston School
Miss Audrey Hill, a student at the Boston School, is highlighted in this brief item noting her academic progress and community involvement this term.
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Audrey Hill
Boston School
Church announcements and community notices from Maine town
Sunday worship plans at Ear Woolwich and Montsweag church with children's service at 2 30. Annual business meeting set for April 17 at 7 30. Union Bridge Mothers club and Wheel club meetings announced. Local visits and gatherings include Brunswick choir event and residents’ travels to Bath Lewiston and Washington DC area.
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Woolwich-W
Merleen Jameson
Merle Jameson
Brunswick
Florence Foster
Lemuel Preble
Edward Pinson
Bath
Ebenna
Warren Trowbridge
Framingham
Augusta
Amy Seigars
Gardiner
Ivan
Brian M. Jewett
Howard Trick
Lewiston
Horace Wade
Edna Besaw Scenery at New Haven Teachers College
Edna Besaw presented Saturday at New Haven Teachers State College auditorium. Besaw, a college senior, performed a piece inspired by Morse son’s famed novel. The excerpt reflects on a life of luxury and a union with Alessandro the Indian.
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New Haven Teachers State College
New Haven
Conn
Miss Besaw
Ted
Morseson
Alessandro
Navy Apprentice Exams Begin After 1,259 Applications
A total of 1,259 applications were received for the Apprentice, Mechanical Trades position, with exams announced for navy apprentices.
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NAVY
Orns to Fay Fo Sound Projector in Social Studies
An item notes a plan to use a sound projector in five fifth grade social studies classes. The film demonstrates how the federal government operates and encourages attendance at planned activities when feasible.
Elks Installation Held Friday Night
The annual installation ceremony took place Friday night in the auditorium with numerous state officials or members acting in key roles during the event.
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Eere
Fort to Block Sales of War Housing Projects
A report indicates officials in the city discuss delaying or blocking sales of war housing projects. Mr Nowell notes recent activity and representatives Hale and Smith show support for limiting or delaying sales at this time.
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Nowell
Hale
Smith
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Lquor Commission
Senate
Glenwood Ranges
Norge Gas and
Treworgy
Pleasant St. Brunswick, Maine
Woolwich Grange
West Bath Grange
Edna Besaw
An- Hall
Center Street
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