Why a small college suits youth and America
Dr. D. Elton Trueblood argues the small college favors the individual and shapes future scientists and leaders. He cites Earlham College's 700 students and 73 organizations, surveys showing small liberal arts schools produce many graduates in science and business, and a national rebirth claim for small colleges preserving individual potential and national prosperity.
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Himsel
America
D. Elton Trueblood
Stanford University
Harvard
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Trueblood
Reader's Digest
Earlham
Farm Safety Week urged to curb farm accident toll
President Eisenhower warned that farm workers suffered more accidental deaths last year than any other major industry and blamed human error in many cases. He urged safer use of mechanized equipment, noting farmers sometimes override safety designs, add unsafe attachments, and drive tractors at night with insufficient lights. Mechanization is a boom but safety must improve.
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Eisenhower
House Go Save The Shed Relief Workers Witness Hope
After flood damage Hurricane Diane, a man mourns losing a wooden shed that hid his cash and Savings Bonds. The cash was swept away but the Treasury reissued the Bonds, with records kept by the Bureau of the Public Debt. The man now holds duplicates of all his Bonds.
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United States
Bureau of the Public Debt of the Treasury
Lincoln quote on government limited to private effort
A Manistique Pioneer-Tribune excerpt recalls Abraham Lincoln saying government should refrain from activities best handled by private initiative. The piece notes a growing call in recent years for greater government involvement.
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Manistique
Mich
Pioneer-Tribune
Abraham Lincoln
Service at First Baptist in Georgetown is led by Rev. Charles Brewster
Rev. Charles Brewster of Yankton South Dakota Summer resident at Kennebec Point conducted the Sunday morning service at the First Baptist church in Georgetown Center in place of pastor Rev Warren Harris who is on vacation. A choir guest list included Mrs Brewster and other local residents. Debby Brewster accompanied. A preview of Robert Waller’s European trip talk at 7 30 Saturday evening was announced with no admission, but an offering to benefit the church. The Kennebec Point Associates closed the season with officers elected and votes approving more mosquito control funding, cited as beneficial to nearby communities.
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Charles Brewster
Yankton
S. D
Kennebec Point
First Baptist Church
Warren Harris
Brewster
Philip
Daniel Bliss
Robert Graffam
Gretta
Sonia
Georgetown
Debby Brewster
Robert Waller
Kennebec Point Associates
John Holt
Paul Wren
Joseph Reid
Chester Dalrymple
Judson Cross
Lawrence Barretts
Dr. Brown
Michigan
Carolyn Zelemy
Chambersburg
Penn
Wilson College
Emma Lou Remignus
Greenwich
Conn
Wilson
Five Islands
Joseph F. Higgins
Georgetown Center
Ruth Hicks
Dorothy W. Stuart
MacMahan
Martha Bowen
Wiscasset
Dresden
Owen
Julia
Marr
Charles MacMahan
Mr. MacMahan
Everett
Mass
Forrest Davis
Mr. Davis
Isambert Davis
Woodfords
Ernest Heal
Woolcott
Mechanic Falls
Harlan Pinkham
Russell Pinkham
First Christian Church of
Kittery
Pinkham
Library Hall
Good Neighbor Club
Dan
Robert Dunshee
Walter Beane
Boothbay Harbor
Clarence B. Hill
Melvin Cunningham
Prescott L. Steadman
South Portland
Clarence Hill
Robert Dunton
Steadman
Southport
Trevett
Mr. McMahan
Horace
Howard Pierce
McMahan
Mary Manson Breuner
Bath
Mr. Pierce
Nassau
Arthur Holt
Geneva
Switzerland
George Manning
Robinhood
Mae Skinner
Montclair
N. J
Elizabeth Thompson
Josephine Skinner
Canada
John Johnson
Portland
Peterson
John D. Williams
U.S. M
Beaufort
S. C
Victor Hagan
David Waller
Summit
Brown
E. A. Gilmore
Iowa City
Five Islands Community News Highlights Local Visits
Substituting preacher Rev Woolcott led Sunday services at Five Islands in Pastor Warren Harris absence. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with trips to Quebec Albany Bath Portland Southport Trevett and New York. A library hall sale by the Good Neighbor club features home cooked foods and rummage as part of summer community events.
Bay Point residents note odd road hazard and local visits
Motorists on the Georgetown road were stopped by a crane in the road near Bay Point and Penley's farm. The Bay Point Improvement Association sets its annual meeting for Friday at 7 30 p m at the casino. Local residents and visitors, including Swift, Miller, Campbell, Rideout, Coombs, Keen, and Moore families, are mentioned with several trips to Reid State Park and other area sites.
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Georgetown
Bay Point
Penley
Kennebec
Norman Swift
Virginia
Sherman Campbell
Byron and
Sherman, Jr
Chicago
Robert Miller
Wesley Southard
Linda
Freeport
N. Y
Emery Rideout
Oda Coombs
Billy Coombs
Bath
Reginald Gordon
Brunswick
L. M. Spinney
Ruth Keen
Reid State Park
Albert Coombs
Pittsburgh
Arlene Mains
Fairfield
Wesley Bowen
Reading
Mass
Sturgis Leavitt
Chapel Hill
N. C
Sadie Coombs
Blanche Coombs
Babish
Belmont
Ford Derby
Detroit
Mich
Ruth Keene
Boothbay Lake
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Obituary of George H. Helms 77 Bath Iron Works veteran
George H. Helms 77 a retired Bath Iron Works ship carpenter died at home on the old Brunswick road East Brunswick after 19 years at BIW He was born May 25 1879 in Golden Ridge NB He is survived by his widow Lena M Cunningham Helms and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Thursday at two P M from his residence with Rev Harold Wheeler Berean Baptist Brunswick officiating Burial at Hardings Cemetery East Brunswick A F Mayo Son Funeral arrangements. Mrs Royden G Haines and three children of Adams Court are visiting in Seat Pleasant MD with her father William C Betts.
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Alfred Laskey
Medford
Mass
George Laskey
Robinhood
Laskey
Edith Powers
Elbridge
Bath
John Pollack
Jean
Staten Island
N. Y
Gunnar Solveson
Thora Berggreen
William Zorach
Jayson Schoener
Joseph Higgins
Brown
Roy M. Newman
Hans Nabholtz
Marrtown
Bishop Cole
MacMahon
North Carolina
Cole
St. Cuthbert’s Chapel
Alex Reynolds
Ross
Hugh
MacMah
Williams
Beane
Georgetown Center
Philip Sherburne
Westport
Conn
Robert Stewart
Craig
Toronto
Clarence White
Ohio
Reid Park
Charles Moore
Quebec
Herman Barter
Richard
BIW
Richard Barter
Charles Almasi
James Stevens
Warren
Derby Line
Stevens
Harold Rowe
Victor Pinkham
William Marr
Vincent Strout
Albion
Wilkens
Richard Carey
Silver Springs
Maryland
Franklin S. Koehlwetter
Stanley
West Gorham
Ill
D. W. Staffeld
Pearl Barter
Herman
Nehemiah Boynton III
Boynton
Russell Harford, Jr
Arthur Johnson
Virginia
Johnson Cottage
Sedgemere Road
George H. Helms
Bath Iron Works Corp
Old Brunswick Road
East Brunswick
Golden Ridge
N. B
John L
Elizabeth Golder Helms
Harold Wheeler
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Hardings Cemetery
A. F. Mayo & Son
Phippsburg Community Notes Penned With Local Events
Phippsburg events include a teen center gathering at Riverside Hall 8 to 10 pm, church services at Center and Small Point, hymn sing with funds for a tape recorder, Family Night with local entertainers, and Dromore Extension plans. Open house Sept 4 to meet Senator Smith and Gov candidate Trafton. Multiple visits, travel, and gatherings listed. school and post office schedules noted.
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West Point
Miss Mahan
Center
Small Point
Center Church
Truman Roberts Jr
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Phippsburg
Walter Snipe
Marguerite McNulty
Errol Snipe
Ernest Oliver
John Rogers
Dromore Extension Service
Grange Hall
Bailey's Island
Charles Hughes
Addie Seavey
Thelma Skillin
Thomas Totman
Margaret
Edith Oliver
Peggy Rogers
Diana Hamel
Marilla Totman
Vickie Blaisdell
Stanley Roberts
Dudly Harrington
Frederick Morse
Norman Dubie
Norman
Robert Dubie
Macy Whitehead
Frederick Haggett
Ronald Flink
Jean Hunt
James Totman
Old Orchard Beach
Winneganee
Margaret Chase Smith
Willis A. Trafton, Jr
John G. Morse Jr
Sagadahoc County
Claim Chimney Cleaning Prices
Police Chief Edward L. Gaudreau said the department has received complaints of chimney cleaners charging exorbitant prices. He advises residents to inquire about price before contracting. Normal rates range from 5 to 10 dollars per chimney depending on size and dirt.
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Edward L. Gaudreau
Gaudreau
Teen-Age 4-H Club to Attend National Congress in Chicago
The local Teen-Age 4-H Club will travel to Chicago for the National 4-H Congress in November and will also enter exhibits at the Kennebec County Fair in Windsor next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Kennebec County
Windsor
Donald W. Munsey dies after WWI service and local work
Donald W. Munsey 60 a World War I veteran and longtime Morse High janitor died suddenly Sunday at 287 Center Street Born March 18 1896 in Bristol he was the son of Warren and Zilpha Little Munsey A graduate of Bristol High Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Northeastern University he served 22 months in Europe during World War II and fought in major battles He worked as an electrician at Central Maine Power New Harbor for 16 years and later at Bath Iron Works Torrey Roller Bushing Works before joining the local school department Survived by widow Florence Light Munsey two daughters Joyce Cullen Lorraine Young a Bristol brother G Keith Munsey and six grandchildren
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Donald W. Munsey
Morse High School
Center Street
Bristol
Warren
Zilpha Little Munsey
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Kent's Hill
Northeastern University
Mr. Munsey
Europe
Central Maine Power Co
New Harbor
Masons
American Legion
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Florence Light Munsey
Joyce Cullen
Newton Upper Falls
Mass
Lorraine Young
Bristol, Conn
G. Keith Munsey
Jesse A. Fitzgerald Dies Suddenly at 69 in Bath
Jesse A. Fitzgerald janitor and maintenance worker for the Sagadahoc Real Estate Association died suddenly at his home 116 Commercial Street in Bath. Born in Gouldsboro September 29 1886 he earlier ran sightseeing boats from Bar Harbor. Survived by brother Lester E. Fitzgerald of Bangor and three nieces. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and the Baptist church.
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Jesse, A. Fitzgerald
Jesse A. Fitzgerald
Sagadahoc Real Estate Association
Commercial Street
Gouldsboro
Alphonso
Abbie Grover Fitzgerald
Bar Harbor
Fitzgerald
Bath
The
Odd Fellows and the Baptist Church
Lester E. Fitzgerald
Bangor
Death of H Raymond Chubbuck in Needham Mass
H Raymond Chubbuck died Saturday at Glover Memorial Hospital Needham Massachusetts Funeral services were held at Waterman Chapel Commonwealth Avenue Boston Survivors include a son Raymond G Chubbuck of Needham who has many Bath friends from years as assistant to the Bath Iron Works Corp plant engineer He previously supervised BIW Apprentice Training before leaving the shipyard in 1951
Funeral services for George C Zapf at Mayo residence
George C. Zapf 86 died Saturday in Brunswick. Funeral held Tuesday at 1:30 pm with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. Survived by son Ernest Zapf of Bath who runs Chapman Auto Electric Service. Born November 22 1869, native of Germany, longtime Westbrook resident.
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George C. Zapf
Mayo
David L. Wilson
Mr. Zapf
Germany
Brunswick
Ernest Zapf
Chapman Auto Electric Service
Bath
Ears
Westbrook
Funeral services for N Vamvakias in Houston
N Vamvakias 62 died in a Houston hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Houston with burial there. Born in Greece in 1894 he came to the area as a young man and worked as a cabinet maker. He lived in Portland before moving to Houston in 1947. He was WWI veteran and member of the Greek Orthodox church and the Order of Ahepa. Survived by his widow four sons two sisters two brothers and several grandchildren and nieces.
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Zafiris
N. Vamvakias
Zafiris N. Vamvakias
Houston
Tex
Porg
Vamvakias
Greece
Amvakias
Portland
Hellenia Orthodox Church
H. W. Longfellow Chapter
Order of Ahepa
Nicholas Vamvakias
Palm Springs
Fla
James
Pluto
Chris Vamvakias
Allo
Efstathios Demetriou
Katina Vamvakia
Death of Herbert O Pushard in Wiscasset
Herbert O Pushard 73 native of Bath died Thursday at Central Maine Institute Fairfield. Born April 11 1883 in Bath he lived 45 years in Wiscasset where he worked as a marine pipe coper. Survived by wife Harriet two daughters Hilda Ada and a son Walter B Pushard manager of the Depositors Trust Co Wiscasset plus grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral held Saturday at Cowley Funeral Home with Rev Stanley Johnson officiating.
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Herbert O. Pushard
Wiscasset
Central Maine Institute
Fairfield
Bath
George
Phoebe (Rankin) Pushard
Pushard
Harriet (Smith) Pushard
Walter B. Pushard
The
Depositors Trust Co
Hilda Pushard
Ada Pushard
Freeport
Cowley Funeral Home
Stanley Johnson
First Congregational Church of
Funeral for Mrs Marie Levesque in Brunswick
Funeral services were held for 82 year old Mrs Marie Levesque who died in Bath after a long illness. Born in St Pascal Quebec she was the widow of Magloire Levesque and lived in Brunswick over 60 years. Survived by four sons a daughter a brother a sister ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial followed at Oak Grove after service at St Johns Church Brunswick.
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Marie Levesque
Bath
St. John's Church
Brunswick
St. John's Cemetery
St. Pascal, P. Q
Joseph
Marie. Langelier Lavoie
Magloire Levesque
Subterranean Passageways and Poetic Clues Across a Puzzle
A cryptic list features clues for words from Vow to Waspish. It blends crossword style items with references to poetry and astronomy, including totals like English river and constellation. The excerpt culminates in a Shakespeare quote about mirth and laughter using a waspish tone.
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New York
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Salamonis
Edward Hafinosky
Lillian
Edward Habin
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Clark
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Carl Pearson
Carol
Somerville
Reginald Spinney
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Roy Crockett
Boston
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Joseph Jenkins
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Sandra
Earle Coombs
Claude Dyer
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Roxbury
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Thomas Hagan
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Adams Court
Seat Pleasant, Md
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Pauline Wyman
Allston
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Washington, D. C
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Cambridge
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Norman Markhan
Charles Dillon Jr
Lawrence
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Berwick
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Florida
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Harborside
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Small Point Beach
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