Phippsburg PTA discusses officers and events
Aldih presided at April PTA meeting as Fred Haggett elected to represent the group on the School Building committee. May 12 set for the semi annual rummage sale with co chairs named. The meeting covered film showings, youth program, church activities, and plans for the May 20 canvass and May 2 Bath Council dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Génaud ‘Aldih
Phippsburg P. T. A
Frederick Haggett
Thomas Totman
William Blaisdell
Winthrop Blair
Ernest Oliver
Earl Lowell
Gordon Alden
Ida Nordlund
Augusta
Bodwell Grange
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Raymond Wyman
Small Point
Walter Gilmore
Norman Dubie
Bath Council of Churches
Winter Street
Bath
Small Point Parsonage
John F. Williams
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Adele M. Hunt
Charles W. Dillon, Jr
Lawrence
Mass
Charles W. Dillon
H. Jean Hunt
Phippsburg
Roberta Schmottlach
Derry
N. H
Raymond Smith
Cora Hense
Salem
Marilla Williams
Jersey City
N. J
Marilla Totman
Frank Cummings
J. Arthur Stevens, Jr
James Stevens
East Boothbay
John Rothwell
James Doerr
Ronald Flink
Cambridge
Adele Hunt
Victoria Blaisdell
Ellen
J. H. McCourt
George Larrabee, Jr
John Rogers
Truman Roberts, Jr
Gertrude Blaisdell
Lester Savage
Lewis Alexander
Maurice Blair
Charles Pye
Stanwood Gilman
Irma Gilman
Walter McCourt
E. E. Gilmore
Harold Seavey
I. W. Rainey
Donald Hanscom
Maurice Pye
Dianaye
Chimney Fires Hit Two Addresses This Week
Firemen responded to a chimney fire at 353 Front Street Monday at 5.25 p.m. with recall at 5.50 p.m. The next day at 8.55 a.m. they answered another chimney blaze at 26 Tarbox Street, recalled at 9.20 a.m. Little damage was reported at either location.
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Front Street
Tarbox Street
Parker Head Community Notes Share Plans and Visits
The Parker Head committee met with Mrs. Raymond Wyman at Small Point to outline the coming financial drive and visitation schedule. Several meetings are planned in May with Mrs. Earl Lowell and others to discuss an electric organ, artesian well, and Handy Billy pump negotiations. Brownies and Scouts worked on scrapbooks, Ronald Nadeau enjoyed spring vacation with his mother, and multiple local residents visited family and attended raffish social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wyman
Small Point
Walter Gilmore
Popham
Win Blair
Frederick Haggett
the Center
Norman Dubie
Earl Lowell
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Lowell
Parker Head
Stephen Jones
Bath
Brownies
Charles Pantelakas
Ronald Nadeau
Marion Nadeau
Charles Blaisdell
Bath Iron Works
J. A. Darling
Jay Lee
Boston
Judy
John Leslie Darling
Pittston
Leston Harrington
University of Life
Herbert Bassett
Rs. Lowell
Harrington
Robert Jewell
Iota Sigma
Barbara Harrington
Robinson
Bernhard Carlson
Albert Gray
Edward Gray
Woolwich
W. H. Wyman
Phippsburg P. T. A
Riverside Hall
W. A. Lowell
Dillon-Hunt
Winter Street
Howard Hutchins
Oakland
Russell Turner
Phil Jacob
Sebasco
Harold Barkalow
Dudley
Red Bank
Portland
Bruns
Brunswick
Ge Watson
Linda Wyman
Bernard Wyman
Walter Cushing
Roger Lewis
Harry
Charles Pantelakas, Jr
Appsarse Wilson
Bath and Papperies
Parker
Colonial Club Cribbage Victory Over Hyde Windlass 41 40
Cribbage results show Colonial club edging Hyde Windlass 41 to 40 on Front Street. Matches featured Fortier Paquin, Wetherbee Morton, Richter Wilson, St Martin Smith versus HW pairs with several 6 3 and 7 2 scores while HW claim two narrow wins.
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Colonial Club
Front Street
Colonials
Hyde
Fortier
R. Paquin
G. Allenwood
O. Marsh
L. Wetherbee
F. Morton
Soule
Safford
R. Richter
P. Wilson
W. Dennison
E. Ramsey
J. St. Martin
A. Smith
E. Munsey
G.ie
Lee
H. Farr
H. Mank
D. Wilson
S. Burgess
L. Caton
O. Foster
R. Towle
Moore
Murray
A. McCabe
E. Page
A. Losier
E. Ross
C. Parks
R. Thurston
Jenkins
W Paisley
Morse High Seniors Attend New York TV Show
Morse High School seniors on a class trip to New York watched a live episode of Strike It Rich on Channel 13 at 11 30 a m The Bath group stood out in the audience and met studio visitors The trip began Sunday night from Bath and will end Friday morning The piece notes maintenance intervals for locomotives trucks and planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
New York City
Channel 13
Bath
New York
Bath Chamber of Commerce to convene Thursday evening
The Bath Area Chamber of Commerce commercial committee will meet at 7 30 Thursday in the C of C office at City Hall to discuss forming a Retail Trade Board with Richard MacLennan announcing the plan. Karcher Jackson chairs the group, part of four key committees guiding Chamber policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
C. of C
Arthur Hutchins
Dike Fifth Graders to Tour Capitol City
A class of 30 fifth graders from Dike school will tour Augusta on Tuesday. They will meet Gov. Edmund S. Muskie at the State House for a personal interview and visit the State House Kennebec County Jail and Hudson Pulp and Paper mill. Chaperones are Mrs. John J. Keegan Jr and Mrs. Ralph E. Crocker. Clyde Morton drives the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Edmund S. Muskie
State House
Augusta
Edmund R. Furber
Capitol City
Gov. Muskie
Kennebec County
Hudson Pulp and Paper Mill
Furber
John J. Keegan, Jr
Ralph E. Crocker
Clyde Morton
Ministers' Council Meets With Rev Bell Friday
The Bath Ministers' Council met at Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell's home Friday forenoon. After devotions by Rev. Charles Sims and the secretary's report by Rev. Richard Arnold, reports on Lenten services were heard from Rev. Harold Allen. Resolutions for next year were discussed and plans for Hyde Memorial Home services and hospital visitation were set. The next meeting will be in Bath with Brunswick Pastors' Council providing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Council of
Bath
Oliver W. Bell
Charles Sims
Richard Arnold
Harold Allen
Hyde Memorial
Pastors’ Council of
Brunswick
Nurses' Alumnae Rummage Sale Planned for April 28
At a Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association meeting at the Cosmopolitan club house plans were made for a rummage sale to be held April 28 at 2 p m in the Central Congregational church parish house. A buffet supper will follow at the next meeting on May 10. Mrs William Turpie gave a talk with slides about her Scotland trip. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ray Higgins Mrs Eugene Beck Mrs Ernest Rogers and Mrs John Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Cosmopolitan Club House
Central Congregational Church
William Turpie
Scotland
Ray Higgins
Eugene Beck
Ernest Rogers
John Leonard
Retired Teachers Attend Reception At Waterville
Bath Area Branch of the Maine Retired Teachers Association held a Saturday tea and reception for Miss Amy Phillips of Waterville the state president. Attendees from Bath included Mrs. Ella Bates and Miss Eleanor Ferguson with others from the Bath area chapter Miss Florence Neally and Miss Georgia Short of Brunswick Mrs. Frank J. Walker and Miss Marie Dodge of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
The
Maine Retired Teachers Association
Amy Phillips
Waterville
Bath
Ella Bates
Eleanor Ferguson
Florence Neally
Georgia Short
Brunswick
Frank J. Walker
Marie Dodge
Woolwich
Engagment announced for Marian Lukens and Terrance Carney
Dr and Mrs Francis D W Lukens announce the engagement of their daughter Marian Martyn Lukens to Terrance Magoun Carney son of Col and Mrs Harry Beahan Carney The couple both hold school and college affiliations with Kent St Margarets Waterbury MIT and Pennsylvania Hospital Nursing No wedding date set Hank Aaron has a .299 batting average for three seasons with the Milwaukee Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. W Lukens
Bala-Cynwyd
Marian Martyn Lukens
Terrance Magoun Carney
Col
Harry Beahan Carney
Miss Lukens
St. Margaret’s School
Waterbury
Number Six Club
Popham Families Celebrate Anniversaries and Community Events
Popham residents held a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Perkins at their daughter’s home in Ashdale with a money purse and cake. The community notes cover local visits, cottage stays, and a Bodwell Grange hall comedy event, plus plans for a library supper and church wiring completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Perkins
J. W. Gilman
Ashdale
Norman Perkins
Bath
Stanley W. Perkins
Popham
Lester Morse
Deborah and
Judy
Winnegance
Patricia Gilman
Phippsburg
Bodwell Grange Hall
Popham Circle
Doris Gilmore
Coxs Head Dromore Extension April Meeting Summary
Cox's Head Dromore Extension met at Dromore grange hall in April with Miss Jean Spearin County Agent presenting Making Kitchens Easier. Also noted were riverbound oil tankers, and calls on Mrs. Coffill and daughter, Miss Sprague, and attendance by Mr and Mrs De Berg at the Portland Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Dromore Grange Hall
Jean Spearin
Stanton C. Dozois
Julia B. Dozois
Joseph Coffill
Bath
Nathaniel Percy
Bessie Sprague
Small Point
P. Edward DeBerg
Portland
Alderman Critiques Upside Down Stop Sign Fix
During a city council meeting Alderman Richard Peters praised the street and bridge department for repainting stop signs then noted the southeast corner of Eleventh and State sign was installed upside down prompting a call for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Lll
Richard Peters
Eleventh and State
Bath Pony League Assured for 1956 Season
Bath's Pony League baseball program is assured for 1956 after a public appeal for help. League President Leno Charpentier announces a full slate of officers including Joseph Arsenault as vice president Harold Corliss as secretary treasurer and volunteer positions. The league seeks adult umpires and more volunteers while negotiating use of Lambert Park field and planning a food sale to aid finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Leno G. Charpentier
Charpentier
Joseph Arsenault
Harold Corliss
Lambert Park
League
Maine Women's Club of New York Meets April 14
The annual luncheon of the Maine Women's Club of New York was held April 14 at The Latch String in Oradell New Jersey. Members unanimously voted to contribute to scholarship funds for young women at Maine colleges and to Hyde Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Women’s Club of
New York
Rehabilitation officers plan 1956-57 season tour schedule
Rehabilitation officials outline a 1956-57 season with current officers to serve. Plans include a tour and lunch at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on Saturday May 5 and a second luncheon at The Maine Maid in Jericho Long Island New York on Saturday May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine Sea Coast
Misrs Elec Current
Waldorf-Asoria
N. C
Maine
Thespians to Stage King of Hearts Saturday
Final rehearsals are underway for the Morse High School Thespians spring comedy King of Hearts directed by Richard H. Haskell. The three act play airs at 8 15 in the evening with reserved tickets on sale at Fall's Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
Richard H. Haskell
Morse High School
Fall
New York
The Sixes Have It At Billito Race Track
In Tucson top distance and Hard Sauce both started from the No. 6 post in their sixth race of the year. Top Distance paid 16 to 1 on a two dollar bet, Hard Sauce 6.20. The daily double returned 60.60. Top Distance is six years old while Hard Sauce is seven and fouled the calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Billito Race Track
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William H. Gilman
James Gray
Paxton
Charles V. Minott
Center
Diane
Sidney Fitzgerald
Peabody
Mark Harrington
Arthur Harrington
Connecticut
H. Macy Whitehead
South Portland
A. A. Stevens, Jr
Cribbage
Windlass
Morse
Commercial Committee of Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Ministers’ Council
Bell
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Fred H. Spinney
Laura Mains
Everett Mains, Jr
Helen Caton
Kenneth Chubbuck
David Bryer
Deborah
Wiscasset
Lucy Sakellarios
J. Clarence Perkins
Gardiner
Lewiston
Herbert R. Sprague
Fred
H. Spinney
A. V. Stolpe
Douglas
Winthrop
Edith Oliver
South Weymouth
Carl Welling
George Buchanan
Phippsburg Center
John Mitschele
Morris Plains
Carol Mank
Chebeague Island
George Oliver
Willard
Marguerite McNulty
Donald Abbott
Mechanic Falls
Fred Spinney
Vesta Spinney
Spinneys
Beverly Abbott
Ida Oliver
Waldoboro
Susie Spinney
Doris Spinney
Sherry
Gail
Susan Downing
Dresden
Margaret
Winter Street Church
Cox
United States
Royal Insurance Company, Limited
Cash and
Bank
Incite de
National Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartford
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company
Great American Insurance Company
Liberty Street
N. Y
Insurance Commissioner
State of Maine
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hanover Pire Insurance Company
New York, N. Y
Superintendent of Insurance
Aera
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Insurance Department of the
State of
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co, Ltd
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Springfield
Massachusetts
Royal Indemnity Company
Aetna Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Annes
Pele
the Continental Insurance Company
Maiden Lane
the Home Insurance Company
New York Statement
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Bath, Maine
King of Hearts
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