Wiscasset Legion names scholars and plans events
The Bradford Sortwell Wright Post appoints six members to the scholarship committee led by Walter Sherman and Stanton Sherman. A Legion work night is set for Thursday at the Legion home. Dr Kenneth Kinney from Johnson City NY will speak at Wiscasset Bible Baptist church. Several church events and community notices follow, including a tea sale date change and a preschool clinic. Additional personal items cover members' travels, guests, and local sports trips to Rumford and Bath.
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Bradford - Sortwell - Wright Post
American Legion
Walter Sherman
Stanton Sherman
John Sutter
Benjamin Rines
Bernard Merry
Samuel J. E. Soule
Legion Home
Wiscassét Bible Baptist Church
Kenneth Kinney
First Baptist Church
Johnson City
N. Y
American Legion Auxiliary
Vienna Tucker
Lois Lyman
Nancy Robertson
Massachusetts
Lyman
Parker E. Marean
Main Street
Susan Lowndes
Sneeden’s Landing
Emerson Smith
High Street
Bella Frazier
Robert P. Frazier
Germany
John Rafter
Bradford Street
Richard E. Frazier
Philadelphia
Donald Shea
Judy
Auburn
Ava Barton
Egbert Sewall
Barton
Sewall
Toledo
George W. Boynton
Alfred E. Gorham
Lake Worth
Fla
Mr. Gorham
Charles E. Cowley
Federal Street
W. Victor Gorham
Upper
Donald
Poirier Rites Held For Mary Virginia Poirier
Mrs. Mary Virginia Poirier 67 wife of Marcel Poirier died Aug 2 at Miles Memorial Hospital Damariscotta. Born Sept 13 1890 in Canada she lived in Wiscasset 18 years coming from Boston. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Alfred Beauchesne Greenfield Mass Mrs James Mulligan Revere Mass Mrs E W Fuller Colorado Springs Colo a son George Poirier Hatfield Mass eight grandchildren. Services were at St Patrick's church Damariscotta Mills. Interment St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Mary Virginia Poirier
Marcel Poirier
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Canada
Vital
Eugenie Theseau Arsenault
Wiscasset
Boston
Poirier
Our Lady Queen of Peace
Boothbay Harbor
Alfred Beauchesne
Greenfield
Mass
James Mulligan
Revere
E. W. Fuller
Colorado Springs
Colo
George Poirier
Hatfield
St. Patrick’s Church
Damariscotta Mills
Francis A. Mannette
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
West Bath Grange Sunday Observed at Methodist Church
West Bath church hosts Grange Sunday with guest soloist Mrs. William McGlinchy. Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell delivers the Grange Sunday message as Mrs. McGlinchy, with Harry Marsters and Earle Lermond, provides music. Next week Sabine Association officers invited for special music. note passage references a 1957 NFL season milestone by Milt Davis.
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William McGlinchy
West Bath
Woolwich Offers Eight Tax Acquired Wood Lots For Sale
The Town of Woolwich lists eight tax acquired wood lots for sale ranging from 20 to 120 acres. For details contact Town Selectmen at HT 93-2016.
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Woolwich
Woolwich Reunion and Community Happenings Report
The Dolloff family 31st reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Soule at their Middle Road farm with members from Maine and beyond. Officers were elected with Chester Jones of Ellsworth as president. plans were made for the 1959 reunion in Ellsworth. Day's Ferry Canasta and Nequasset groups held summer gatherings. extensive social visiting and travels among Woolwich area residents fill the report, including weddings, nuptials, hospital notes, and numerous summer guests at homes along Sasanoa and Damariscotta Lake.
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Dolloff
Samuel Soule
Middle Road
Maine
Chester Jones
Ellsworth
Jones
Hattie Doloff
Harold Dolloff
South Portland
James Robertson
Jane
East Rumford
Maynard Dolloff
Richard
Kathryn
Augusta
George Dolloff
Warwick
R. I
Beatrice Jones
Hattie Jones
Eleanor Jones
East Hampton
Conn
Harvey Moreau
Pamela
Stanley
Alton Millett
Cumberland
Herbert Olson
Portland
Elsie Willoughby
Dixfield
Robert Dolloff
Allen and
Gary
Marjorie
Peru
Lawrence Malett
Dauhter
Lawrence, Jr
Mexico
Myron Millett
Michael
Patty
Yarmouth
Alvin Vaughn
Nancy
East Peru
Vivian Cunningham
North Edgecomb
Ellen Dollof
U. S
Ferry Canasta
Gertrude Brown
Rita Flemming
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nequasset Extension Group
Georgie Walker
Capitol Island
Walker
Maxine Boyd
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Damariscotta Lake
Edward Johnson
Albert Baidley
Bath
Lillian Rice
Grant
George Gilbert
Paul Batchelder
Paula
Phyllis Humphrey
Richmond
Rose Shea
Patricia Baker
Dennis
Philip Baker
James Thorpe
Day's Ferry
Frank J. Walker
Russell Boyd
Boston
Head Tide
Lawrence Averill
Alna
Margaret Chase Smith
Patricia
Philip
Baker
Rosa Shea
Baker Cottage
Ronald Kingston
Carol
Donald
Ipswich
Mass
Charles Leveroni, Jr
Peter
Christopher
Pittsburgh
Leveroni
Barley Neck Road
California
Leveroni, Jr
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Chester Leeman
Hockomock Road
Robert Bateman
Emily
Wellesley
William Soule
Bateman
Mary Soule
Woolwich
Loving Edgerly
Sylvia
Dana
Murphy Corner Road
Larrabee
Pratt-Whitney
Hartford
Merton Webber
Western Avenue
Benjiman N. Foster
Englewood
Fla
Clarence Tanner
Woolwich Center
Gilson
N. H
Richard Main
Mason Carter
Massachusetts
Paul Fairie
Topsham
Merle Hathorne
Walter Smith
Sandra
Betsy
Oakley
New Hampshire
Dolly Copp National Park
Smith
Bath Iron Works
Stephen Hathorne
Brunswick
William Kramer
Louise Desmond
Medford
Robert DeWick
Maurice Blathorne
Alice Corliss
Carle Longfellow
Florence Hathorne
Charles Pratt
Cartarect
N. J
Mabel Lancaster
Bowdoinham
Albert Temple
River Road
Pratt
Lancaster
Nancy Parker
Buckens
Charles Allen
Holden
Halifax
N. S
Allen
William Stevens
Stevens
W. J. Nolan
Ottawa
Canada
Cyril Bousfield
Leon Kelley
Sagadahoc Ferry
George Betts
South Bound Brook
William Bowers
Pennsylvania
Hockomock
Burlington
Leola Bowering
Richard Bowering
Hallowell
Charles Pelletier
Berlin
Kenneth Casey
Victor Woodsworth
Windsor
Ethel Blodgett
Mechanic Street
Elmer
Arrowsic Club Plans Fundraiser and Social Events
The Democratic Women's Club meets Thursday at Mrs. Michael Mazeko's Arrowsic home to plan a ways and means project for the campaign. Birthday Club gathered with Mrs. Natalie Steel for dessert and bridge, two birthdays celebrated, prizes awarded, and a Sunshine basket sent to convalescent Mrs. Evelyn Ater. Next meeting set for August 28 with Mrs. Ethelyn Shea at Sebasco Cottage.
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Democratic Women's Club
Michael Mazeiko
Arrowsic Road
Natalie Steel
Gladys Eaton
Josephine Coombs
Frances Smith
Ethelyn Shea
Evelyn Ater
Leila Rosenwald
Indian Rest
Sebasco
Seasonal visits and shore outings dot Maine coast communities
A parade of visitors from Jamaica Plain, New Jersey, and Boston converge at Fiddlers Beach, Spinney Mills, and Block House Point for weekend stays and summer gatherings. Families such as the Ainsworths, Phinneys, Fryes, Smiths, and Woodburys travel to camps and summer homes, attend the Lobster Festival in Rockland, and tour Boston. A lobsterman retires from fishing as Ralph Jewett sells his boat to Kenneth Higgs.
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John Apolon
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Apolon
Ralph Steen
Bryant Carpenter
New Jersey
Earl Smith
Fiddlers Beach
Raymond Ainsworth
Leslie
Robert Phinney
Billy
John Chaffee
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Boy Scout Camp
Bion Ainsworth
Peter Phinney
Howard QC
Spinney Mills
Damariscotta Lake
George Safford
Arrowsie
Peter Woodbury
David
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Robert Phinney, Jr
Robert Campbell
Sarasota
Fla
Howard O. Frye
Block House Point
Allen Frye
Minot
Essex
Stephen
Paul
Archie
Brook Haven
N. Y
Westport Island
Edith Campbell
Ralph Jewett
Kenneth Higgs
Bath
Jewett
Westport
Willis Griffin
Griffin
Campbell
Harold Wiswell
Pittsfield
Lawrence Rothwell
Worcester
Rothwell
Norman Drummond
Fred Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Philip Eaton
Brunswick
West Bath Sewing Group Folds Bandages For Red Cross
West Bath community activity notes the West Bath Sewing Group meeting at Mrs. Francis Dehan to fold bandages for the Red Cross and Togus hospital with refreshments served. Several residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and attending regional meetings and camps across Maine and New Jersey during the period.
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West Bath
Francis Deehan
Red Cross
Togus Hospital
Alfred Condon
Stanley Rose
Courtney Stover
Carl Hague
Oliver Wass
William Bailey
Westbrook
Alpha Barker
Harland Boynton
Kittery
New Meadows River
John Berganstack
Roselle
N. J
Sumner Andrews
Donna Smith
Leonard Smith
Berry's Mills Road
Pine Tree Camp
Rome
William Myers
Winter Haven
Fla
Melford Perham
Foster's Point Road
F. W. Dechan
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Edward P. Gile
Richmond Favour
Bowdeinham
Favour
Margaret Weber
Washington, D. C
Lb. D- Smart
Franklin I Newton, Jr
Little Silver
Newton
Harold M. Bates
Sabine
Bates
Julius Bernard
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Delray Beach
North Bath social notes reflect family visits and local events
George Lawrence from Rome visited North Bath family friends, with Lobster Festival attendance in Rockland. Bridgeport guests Marion Goding and Long Crute, two children, joined. Others hosted or traveling included Mrs. Hawkes and baby Scott, Bath Memorial Hospital recoveries, and multiple relatives visiting from Lewiston Portland and New London.
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George Lawrence
Harry Higgins
Rome
Ardenne Haines
Marion Goding
Long Crute
Bridgeport
Conn
Haines
Rockland
Edward Hawkes
Scott
Bath Memorial Hospital
Alice Dougall
Rooke Farm
Clarence Brown
McKenna
Bath
Russell Pearson
Royden Haines
New London
Eulalia Haines
Connecticut
Russell Cornish
Waterville
Harold McDonald
Mary Lou Tardiff
Boston
Philip Tardiff
Walter Mosher
Arthur Hyland
Rumford
Youth HURT After Door Glass Injury at Home
Peter Rubin son of Judge Harold J Rubin and wife was treated at Memorial hospital after his forearm was cut when a French door closed on his hand. Twenty stitches were required and he was released after treatment.
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Memorial Hospital
Peter Rubin
Harold J. Rubin
High Street
Peter
Weekend Visitors Stop at Peterson Home in Brighton and Georgetown
Mrs Roland Peterson hosted weekend guests from Brigh ton and Ashland Massachusetts including Mrs John Calabrese and Mrs Charles Daniels with daughter Sherry. On Monday evening Mr and Mrs Roland Peterson entertained guests Mr and Mrs Jason Schoener of Georgetown. Miss Belle Heald of Georgetown was Sunday night supper guest.
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Louella Cromwell
Guy Cromwell
Richard Gregg
Wilmington
Deh
David Reed
Narraganset
R. I
Miss Cromwell
William Dunlap
Edgar Dunlap
Orrs Island
Dunlap
U. S. Navy
California
Roland Peterson
John Calabrese
Brighton
Mass
Charles Daniels
Sherry
Ashland
Robinhood
Jason Schoener
Georgetown
Belle Heald
Richmond Bride, Winthrop Groom Wed At St Ambrose
Miss Donna M Lothridge and Phillip D Bailey were married in Richmond in a double ring ceremony at St Ambrose Church. The bride wore nylon lace over taffeta with a French illusion veil and carried a white Bible with an orchid. Guests included Priscilla Fickett as maid of honor and Gary Auclaire as best man. The couple will live in Winthrop after a trip to Bar Harbor.
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Donna M. Lothridge
South Front Street
David Hodgkins
Gardiner
Phillip D. Bailey
Clifford L. Bailey
Winthrop
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Andrew Kellerher
Priscilla Fickett
Gary Auclaire
Herbert Webber
Diana Durgin
Bath
Judy Perry
Sherry Hodgins
Cynthia Durgan
Elaine Withee
Priscilla Votour
Peter Lebeski
Bailey
Richmond
Richmond High School
Winthrop High School
Albany Felt Co
North Monmouth
Bar Harbor
Politician Defends Against Oil and Banking Monopolies
A transcription fragment shows a congressman claiming he serves the people against big oil and gas interests and financial monopolies. The speaker asserts a contrast with an opponent and criticizes history of supporting corporate powers. The text remains incomplete but centers on populist rhetoric and party conflict.
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Oliver
Bath woman among 1000 at Gideon convention in Louisville
More than 1,000 Gideons and auxiliaries attended the International Gideon convention in Louisville Kentucky with delegates from the United States and abroad. Bath resident Mrs Clinton A Fleming led Maine's Gideons Auxiliary at the 10 day meeting and joined a historic area tour visiting Fort Knox Abraham Lincoln's birthplace and My Old Kentucky Home. Clauson urged Maine support at Bath rally linking university housing and faculty shortages to state governance and education policy.
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Bath
Louisville
Clinton A. Fleming
Andrews Road
Gideons International
Maine
Lousville Coliseum
Gideons
United States
Australia
Chile
Germany
England
West Indies
China
Fleming
Charles Woodworth
Kennebunk
George Newell
Randolph
Walter Hitchens
Elliot
Kenneth Morse
Bangor
Clauson
University of Maine
Lloyd K. Elliott
Waterville
Sumatra Island Population and Culture Notes
Sumatra, a major Indonesian island, has about 12 million residents. The majority are Malay and Muslim, reflecting the region's cultural composition.
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Sumatra
Indonesia
Harding Employees Fete Howard Nash Upon Retirement
Bath Tren Works fabrication plant in East Brunswick honored Howard C Nash of Bath who retired Friday as foreman of fabrication and disassembly. He began in 1909 at Bath Iron Works and held various posts at Quincy Shipyard, Texas Steamship Bath yard, and New England Structural Steel prior to return to Bath. Georges S Pearce will succeed Nash as meld loft foreman with 22 years as apprentice and later transfer to Thurdinec.
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Bath Tren
Harding’s
East Brunswick
Howard Co Nash
Bath
Nich
Albert H. McMounn
McMmasi
David A. Vachon
Robert Colfer
Lawrence Towle
Nish
Bath Tron
Tte
Bethlehem Steel Co/s
Quincy
Mas
Texas Steamship Co
New England Structural Steel Coo
Bigg Edison
Weymouth
Mauss
Boston Chamber of
Bo. W
Meld
Nash
Tiarding
Georges S. Pearce
Thurdinec
B. I W
Asistant
St Marys Field Day Plans Merry Go Round and Road Race
St Marys Field Days committee announces Friday and Saturday Aug 6 0 events at St Marys with a merry go round road race and a bean hole supper drawing crowd estimates over 1000 for the supper. George Sarkis chairs the main events and the Clarence DeMar Memorial trophy will be awarded to the race winner.
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St. Mary's
Aida E. Melunes
Bus
Naid
Gerald B. Rioux
Joaseph Marquis
Antone Powlin
Anton. Quediothe
Dpaul
Chiatry
Edwore Bo Minabret
Hi Chiro
Gpehiehker Elitz
Gy Ciildrii
George Sarkis
Mall
Brunswick
St Marys
Clarence TP DeMar
DeMar
Sherdiswear
White House Dinner Ends 1958 Season With 61 Guests
The dinner, attended by 61 guests, closed the 1958 White House season. He was among six official late dinners on the social calendar.
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White House
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