The Noise Behind Our Vacations and Health
A nostalgic critique of modern urban noise and its impact on health argues that excessive sound from cars, horns, planes, and electronics raises stress and may cause illness. It offers practical tips from the Acoustical Materials Association: reduce personal noise, set low radio levels, use sound absorbing materials, choose quiet equipment, and support noise abatement groups, while still celebrating singing in the bathtub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneavender
Acoustical Materials Association
Heavy duty brake fluid urged to prevent failures
The article explains brake fluid failure risks and advocates using only heavy duty fluid. It notes ten states ban sub standard fluids while 38 states allow them, warns of boil over due to heat, and urges motorists to check labels reading SAE 70 R-3 Heavy Duty. It calls on garages to stock only heavy duty fluid and hopes auto trade acts voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Minnesota
California
New Jersey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Penny proves small profits in chain stores
Recent figures show food chains use more than 98 cents of each sales dollar for merchandise and costs, leaving a slim net profit of about 1.2 percent. Stores illustrated this by giving customers a penny in envelopes explaining the figure and noting distribution costs have fallen since 1933 while costs for goods rose.
Fourth chapter of Ephesians anchors Warren Harris sermon
Georgetown notes report Rev. Warren Harris used the fourth chapter of Ephesians as the sermon basis underscoring the oneness of all Christian churches and tolerance among believers during communion. The Working League plans its Aug 13 sale and supper at Central School with an elephant table and snip line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephesians
Warren Harris
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Working League
Central School
Georgetown Central School
Harold Peters
Ipswich
Morrill Place
Ray Nace
Washington, D. C
Fossett Cottage
Indian Point
Lawrace Cloutier
David
Raymond Cloutier
Ralph Davises
Gertrude Hunt
Marion Erickson
Worester
Mass
Clarence Haley
Topsham
Martha Bowen
Holt
Kennebec Point
Charles Brewster
Ben
Yankton
S. C
Parker Cooley
Nancy Tibbetts
Gilbert Gunnell
West Georgetown
Williard Davis
Hyde Park Mass
Carroll Hotdelette
Hattie Libby
Whitefield
James Adrianes
Phillips Andover Academy
Massachusetts
Robinhood
William Bisseth
Bath
Charls Hewitt
New York
Jerry Weiner
New Jersey
Carl Meek
Harry Hershe
Philadelphia
MacMahan
Gage Bailey
New Hampshire
Sheepscott Island Corporation
John Kemper
W. C. Allen
William Brown
Edwin Hussa
Gladys Reynolds
Lillie M. Wheeler
Parvis Chabazi
Peterson
C. S. Carlstrom
Donna
Waltham
Fessenden Wilder
Rob Rt Hershley
Toitman Place
Russell Harris
Josephine
Wilson College
Pennsylvania
Georgetown Centre
Harriet Worrell
Five Islands
Carroll Powers
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Big Lobster Bake Tickets On Sale For City Park Event
Tickets for the Big Lobster Bake at City Park, in partnership with the Hospital Auxiliary Fair, go on sale at multiple local outlets. The bake runs Saturday 5 to 7 p m and is open to the public, with early purchasers served first. Cmdr W J Maddocks U S Navy reports birth of son Michael Driscoll July 31 at Norfolk General Hospital Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Hospital
Shaw's Book
Hilyard's
Bath Area
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Cleaners
City Hall
Hallet's
Jackson's
Gibbon’s
Smith Cleaners
Stetson’s
B. I. W. Per Nolan
Peivers Market
Lambert Park
T. Tarpy Schulten
Norman Adams
W. J. Maddocks
U. S. Navy
Michael Driscoll
Norfolk General Hospital
Norfolk
Maddocks
Bethwhile
Severe Thunderstorms Burst Across Bay Point Week
Bay Point residents describe multiple severe storms with one hour of continuous thunder and lightning but no rain. Local people include Billy Coombs visiting grandparents in Bath and Douglas Knight recovering after surgery at Bath Memorial hospital. Several area families and visitors were noted, with Highway Patrol visits and cottage stays along First Beach and nearby towns.
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Billy Coombs
Bath
Emery Rideout
Edward Butterfield
Albert Coombs
Eleanor
Alison
Pittsburgh
Jack Swift
Katherine
John
Peter le
Madison
Conn
Swift
Ruth Elizabeth Keen
Hempstead
Ruth Norton
Barbara Swift
New York City
William Adams
Ruth Keen
Highway Patrol
Carroll Davis
E. Smith
Lovell
First Beach
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Green Pastures
Douglas Knight
Harry Knight
Bath and
Bay Point
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harry White, Jr
Nina Cummings
Lila M. Spinney
Gail
Judy Furbish
Jean Delano
Woolwich
Second Day Draws Big Crowd at Hospital Auxiliary Art Show
Scores of visitors attended the second day of the Hospital Auxiliary art show at the Torrey home on Washington Street. Seven regional artists displayed paintings as local art lovers and guests from nearby communities viewed the exhibit. Hostesses included Mrs. Duncan McInnes and several other society members. Miss Jo Anne Miller greeted guests and was named Mi 3 Popham Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Bowen Torrey
Washington Street
Duncan McInnes
G. Thomas Murphy
Gerald Rioux
Valerie Nickieson
George Larrabee, Jr
Oliver Ellis
Leonard Litchfield
Jo Anne Miller
Mi 3 Popham Colony
Bath Three Day Fair Parade Opens With Wide Float Display
A three day Bath fair opens after a parade featuring many floats and riders including Miss Gail McIntosh Miss Sharon Haines and Miss Linda McIntosh plus a stage coach and several club entries. The schedule runs Friday and Saturday from 3 to 10 with a street dance and clam bake. Luncheon tickets are sold Saturday at Wesley Methodist Church with booths and pamphlets on education by Bath Teachers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail McIntosh
Sharon Haines
Linda McIintosh
Kennebec Greenhouse
Harry Muckler
Lincoln Lodge
1.C.C.F
Rotary Club
Beau Haven Ranch
Wesley Methodist Church
Conjuncion
Hallet’s
Jackson’s
Newberry’s
Paul Kelley
James
City Clinic Vaccine Drive Faces Funding Gap
McFadden said over 1100 people are taking a stand as the outlook for future clinics is cloudy, and the City Health Officer notes no federal or state funds remain to continue the free vaccine program for children under six months and those nineteen years old.
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McFadden
Five Islands church guest soloist and Russia lecture
At Five Islands Baptist church Mrs Her mein Barter of Bath was guest soloist. Dr. Wilmot Wolf of Naperville Ill showed color slides on life for Christians behind the Iron Curtain with the lecture titled Religion In Russia. The service drew a capacity crowd and prompted audience questions.
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Baptist Church
Hermein Barter
Bath
Wilmot Wolf
Napierville
Ill
Russia
Wolf
Izetta Pinkham
Harold Rowe
Ricky
Silver Springs
Alton Reed
Georgetown
Russell ‘Pinkham
Clinton
Alma
Kittery
Library Association
Library Hall
Elaine Stevens
Wilmert Wolf
Priscilla
Paul
Wolfe
D. W. Staffeld
Chebeague Island
Casco Bay
Fred Scheffer
Lester Eickmier
Paulette
Scheffer
Sveral
Cambridge
Gordon Clark
Massachusetts
Rowe
Melvin Comeau
Francis Pierce
Betty Jane
Priscilla Wolf
Bangor
Ann McCole
Comeau Cottage
Wilbur Hagan
South Paris
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Lisa
Kimberly
Victor Pinkham
Charles Moore
Winchester
Mass
Lester Bickmier
Watertown
King
South Gardiner
William Campbell
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Clifford Canning
Westbrook
Albert Rasmussen
Lincolnville
Madge O’brien
Rasmussen
Christine Carey
Bert Davis
Forrest
Leon Williams
Olive
Waltham
L. H. Rowe
Raymond Hall
Robert
Newton
Eugene Hall
Bertram Hall
West Acton
Sedgemere Road
Marian Ainley
Leshie
Truman Chase
Fairfield
Bearhole Beans and Ham Supper At St Marys Church
About 1000 people attended the Bearhole supper at St Marys church grounds linked to the annual Field Days. Music by a local band drew praise, and spectators lined the streets for the championship road race finishing at the church. The two day event was a financial and social success, with thanks to all helpers.
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St. Mary's Church
Ahe
Church Grounds
Cox's Head adds new highway section and coastal visits
Residents and tourists enjoy the new stretch from McIntyre's Corner to Cox's Head entrance. A Coast Guard buoy boat replaced the channel buoy near Cox's Head. Forts and cottages attract numerous visitors and vacationers from several states, with multiple families and individuals listed as guests or travelers at Summer homes and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MclIntyre’s Corner
Cox's Head Road
Coast Guard
Cox's Head
Popham
Confalone Wins BAA Marathon In Twelve-Tour Era
DeMar, seven time BAA marathon winner, finished 14th amid applause. Officials included Magee referee and timer Sebasteanski chief judge Sarkis clerk of the course. Tape aides were Conley McLaughlin and Fr Bellefontaine. Finishing times listed for主要 runners. last place went to 66 year old Amos Kajula of Harvard, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMar
Butt
John Magee
Frank Sebasteanski
George Sarkis
John M. Conley
Francis McLaughlin
John Bellefontaine
St. Mary’s Church
Stan Tiernan
Hopedale
Mass
Ed Quellett
Ashland
Dave Hasenfus
Boston
Sam O Quellett
Paul Ouellett
Robert Keup
Fairfield
Gene Quellett
David Welz
Brookline
Ed Shepard
Gorham
Amos Kajula
Harvard
Mailboxes in Sweden Made of Plastic
A brief note reports that mailboxes in Sweden are now manufactured from plastic rather than metal. The shift emphasizes lighter weight and corrosion resistance, with potential cost and maintenance implications for postal services and residents.
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Sweden
Obituary of Bessie E Dickinson of Bath and Staten Island
Miss Bessie E Dickinson died August 1 at Mariners Family Home in Staten Island New York after years in Bath and Phippsburg. She and her sister Grace Dickinson once ran Ridin Light Lodge tourist home. Funeral services were held in Staten Island and she is buried in Bath Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Bessie E. Dickinson
Staten Island
Long Island
N. Y
Dickinson
Bath
Phippsburg
Oak Grove Cemetery
Miss Dickinson
Wylie Rogers Dickinson
Emma Powers Dickinson
Grace Dickinson
Death Notice of Paul Galambus in Bar Mills
Word has reached this area of the sudden death of Paul Galambus on Monday morning at his Bar Mills home. He and his wife Isabel MacKinnon were former Bath residents and he worked at Bath Iron Works Corp. before World War II. Survived by his widow, a daughter Joan, and two sons Paul Jr and Bruce. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Paul Galambus
Bar Mills
Galambus
Isabel MacKinnon
Bath
Mr. Galambus
Bath Iron Works Corp
Joan
Paul, Jr
Bruce
Funeral service for Chester A Plant held Saturday
Chester A Plant funeral service was conducted Saturday at 1.30 p.m. from A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral residence with Rev. Harold L. Allen officiating. Honorary bearers included Dr. Reginald T. Lombard, Dr. John F. Dougherty, Sidney L. Eaton, Elbridge R. Wright, Harold S. Walker, William L. Skelton. Active bearers were Elmer Thomas III, Converse G. Fenn, Karcher S. Jackson, Charles B. Doyle, Eastham Guild Jr., Foster M. Pratt. A Masonic service was held at the grave by Solar Lodge of Masons. burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Plant
A. F. Mayo & Son
Harold L. Allen
Corless Street Baptist Church
Reginald T. Lombard
John F. Dougherty
Sidney L. Eaton
Elbridge R. Wright
Harold S. Walker
William L. Skelton
Elmer Thomas
Converse G. Fenn
Karcher S. Jackson
Charles B. Doyle
Eastham Guild, Jr
Foster M. Pratt
Solar Lodge of Masons
Oak Grove
Woolwich 4-H Demonstration Set for August 8
The Woolwich Girls' 4-H club and the Boys' 4-H club will showcase their projects at the Hodgdon home in Woolwich on August 8 starting at 6 30 p.m. Club secretary Judy McIntire helped plan Thursday's program. Local guests included Ernest Dough ty Marion Doughty Mrs John Gallant and Russell with Estella Young of Bath visiting Mary Thoms in West Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
David Hodgdon
Arl
Judy McIntire
Ernest Doughty
Marion Doughty
John Gallant and Son
Russell
West Falmouth
Estella Young
Bath
Mary Thoms
Freemont Street
Miss Guynn and Thomas Di Mauro Weekend Guests of Grandparents
Miss Donna Guynn and her fiance Thomas Di Mauro of Middletown Connecticut were weekend guests of Miss Guynn’s grandmother Mrs Hugh D Grant and Dr Grant on Linden Street.
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Donna Guynn
Thomas di Mauro
Middletown
Conn
Harold A Hussey 55 Watertown MA chemist dies suddenly
Harold A Hussey 55 of Watertown Mass a former Woolwich resident died suddenly on a Saturday Born September 15 1901 in Revere Mass he was a son of Paul and Cora Stewart Hussey He was a Morse High School graduate class of 1920 and earned a chemical engineering degree from the University of Maine He worked at Hood Rubber Co in Watertown A Mason and member of Belmont Methodist Church he married Jessie Wood of Seymour Conn in 1927 Survived by widow two sons Harold Jr of Littleton Mass and Stewart of Oklahoma a granddaughter his mother Mrs Paul Hussey of Monmouth three sisters and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Hussey
Watertown
Mass
Woolwich
Revere
Paul and
Cora Stewart Hussey
Mr. Hussey
Morse High School
University of Maine
Hussey
Hood Rubber Co
Belmont Methodist Church
Jessie Wood
Seymour
Littleton
Stewart
Oklahoma
Paul Hussey
Monmouth
Clinton Ham
Coy Robertson
Marion Hanson
Funeral services for Harry Chester Chase
Harry Chester Chase 76 died August 2 at his East Brunswick home. Funeral held Tuesday at Roberts funeral home Richmond. Born January 10 1882 in Wolfboro New Hampshire he was an automobile mechanic in Bath and Bowdoinham. Survived by widow Emily Douglass Chase daughter Ellen C. Snead sister Helen M. Davis brothers George F. Chase and Donald E. Chase. Interment in Richmond cemetery.
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Harry Chester Chase
East Brunswick
Roberts
Richmond
Wolfboro
N. H
Carroll
Lucy Chase
Chase
Bath and
Bowdeinham
Emily Douglass Chase
Ellen C. Snead
Virginia Beach
Mrs Lynnette Hill Bath Woman Dies at 86
Lynnette Hunter Hill 86 of 95 North Street Bath died Wednesday evening at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born January 1871 in Bath, she was the daughter of Alvah W. and Alma A. Collins Hunter. She attended Bath schools, graduated Bath High School, belonged to Winter Street Congregational Church and Ladies Aid, and to Colonel Dumner Sewall Chapter DAR. Survived by daughter Anna Hill and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnette H. Hill
Lynnette Hunter Hill
North Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Alvah W
Alma A. Collins Hunter
Old
Pearlstein Family Returns Home From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Pearlstein and children Steven Ricky and Amy Beth returned to Quincy Massachusetts after a three week visit with Mrs. Pearlstein's parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petlock of Lincoln Street They vacationed at Popham Beach during their stay.
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P. J. Lewis
Swampscott
Mass
Luke
Driscoll
Thomas Arney
East Douglas
Frank K. Wyman
Bath
Lawrence Thayer
Thayer
Bath Iron Works
Richard Baker
Needham
Mavis Avery
Newton
Cary S. Lewis
Livermore Falls
Henry E. Query
Francis L. MacDonald
Quincy
Fore River
Everett Perkins
Everett
William Perkins
Bertha Riley
Richard
Robert
Phyllis
Perkins
Claude Crocker
New Harbor
Charles Battis
Mr. Rand
Newcastle
Donald Sawyer
Carl S. Lewis
Lewis Cottage
Laurence Seigar
Albert Stover
Jan Thayer
Leslie Lewis
Miss Lewis
Old Orchard Beach
Laurence Thayer
Frederick S. Hynes
Auburn
William MacCulloch
Sudbury
Stanton C. Dozois
Dozois
Lynne Woodward
Tedge Camp
Orr's Island
Josephine Schlink
Marblehead
Wesley Cray
Richmond
Robert F. Moore
Phippsburg Center
Forreston Wallace
Lewis Moore
Ralph Seckins
Kenneth R. Goodwin
Elizabeth City
N. C
Martin F. Goodwin
Leon Smith
Wollaston
Edwin E. Hill
Stratton
Edwin Einar
Saul Pearlstein
Steven
Ricky
Amy Beth
Mrs. Hill Confined at Home on High Street
Mrs. Frederick D. Hill remains confined to her home on High street due to illness. The notice lists her address and health condition without details of treatment or prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Hill
High Street
Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Feature
The page presents a crossword clue for 4 a Temper State flower Utah and a cryptogram puzzle. It explains the cryptoquote method with an example AXYCLBAAXR representing LONGFELLOW and provides a sample cipher EPUR HTCECTLJ ZSCTV. The section includes a quoted line from Swinburne and credits King Features Syndicate for distribution.
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Ora Parks
Charles
Beuleh Miller
Roland Wilkins
Albion
William Marr
Mr. Marr
Cox
Bessie FE. Dickinson
C. A. Plant Funeral
Persia
Roar Mulberr
Florida City
Utah
Little Child
Longfellow
Yne
EPUR
Swinburne
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