Coles Re elected President Of The Pine Tree Society
James S. Coles of Augusta was reelected president of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. at the annual board meeting. New officers include Edward Mycors and Oscar R. Marsh as vice president and treasurer, with John Po Carey as clerk. Numerous directors and committee members were reelected or named, reflecting the society’s continued governance. The article also notes the Kennebec steamboat era and related historical features.
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Zondern College
James S. Coles
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adult Inc
Augusta
William He. Datton
Aspusta
Tin Secliety
Edward Mycors
Damariscotta
Oscar R. Marsh
Bath
John Po Carey
John Lund
Kenneth Tipper
Waterville
William Vaughan
Hallowell
Jean Gannett Williams
Portland
Daniel Hanley
Brunswick
Ralph A Leavill
Myron R. Williams
Damariscatta
Samuel Collins
Caribou
Albert Beliveau
Rumford
TiessLeura Carpenter
Galen L. Cole
Arthur I Day
Bangor
Saul Mendall
Agnes P. Whin Fer
Farmington
Albert D. Nutting
Orono
James M. Parker
Falmouth
Auditorium Gym Plan Referred To Planning Board By City Councillors
City Councillors send the proposed auditorium gym project to the Planning Board for study after debate on public advisory referendums and school needs. The discussion cites the Chicago fire as context and outlines two building options with costs of 311200 or 366200 and seating capacities from 1900 to 2300.
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Planning Board
Harvie
Paul A. Marchant
Chicago
Donald N. Small
Maurice Clark
Clark
Supt
Loring R. Addison
Council
Ife
Addison
North Primary
North Grammar
Washington Primary
Edward Lee
Ralph Brewer
West Bath
Government House
Lambert Park
Paul Marchant
Brewer
Arthur W. Gediman
Gediman
Thaves Brewer
Frank Harvey
Board of Education
Judkin
Arthur Hutchis
Juley
Judkins
Fire Department
Lutz
Roy Lutz
Eisenhower
Counci
Merritt Mitchell
North End
Town Chairs Named for March of Dimes Campaign
Ally Ronald A Hart announces the expanded March of Dimes drive for 1960: town chairmen named for Richmond Topsham Bowdoinham Phippsburg Bowdoin Woolwich West Bath Arrowsie and more to lead fundraising. The effort supports polio arthritis birth defects and a National Foundation research program in virus diseases and CNS disorders.
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Ally Ronald A. Hart
Richmond
Carl Anderson
Topsham
William Larrabee
Bowdoinham
Coola McEwen
Phippsburg
Arthur Bowker, Jr
Bowdoin
Geneva Adams
Woolwich
Edward Murphy
West Bath
Harry S. Larrabee, Jr
Arrowsie
Norman Drummond
National Foundation
Central Nervous System
City Council Examines Sign Plan for Lambert Park
The council discussed a stalled Lambert Park street sign project at Wednesday's session. Council Chairman Merritt Mitchell pressed City Manager Stanley Judkins for delays citing weather and workload, with an expected completion by mid month.
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Lambert Park
Merritt Mitchell
Stanley W. Judkins
Mitchell
Judkins
Paul Marchant
Hyde
Lambert Parks
Past Masters Night marks Solar Lodge anniversary event
The 48th annual Past Masters night of Solar Lodge No. 14 F. and A.M. drew 100 for supper and 150 for the Master Mason work at the Masonic Temple Monday. Distinguished attendees included Rt. Wor. Master Karcher Jackson and two past grand masters Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson and Paul L. Powers with music by Donald C. Freeman and organist Leland R. Patton.
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Solar Lodge No. 14
Masonic Temple
Depree
Karcher Jackson
Arthur W. King
Cecil L. Fullerton
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Charles S. Bartlett
Linwood KE. Temple
John W. Gillespie
Roy I. Lawrence
Paul M. Holmson
Arah E. Richmond
Donald T. Page
Worshipful Brothers
Robert N. Fahishee
Ivde Baker
Sherwood R. Francis
Harry E. Ring
David Y. Alkazin
Audbrey Chase
United Lodges
Brunswick
Donald C. Freeman
Leland R. Patton
David L. Wilson
Bath
Paul.l. Powers
Freeport
Oliver W. Bell
Two Bath Officers Save Wiscasset Man After CO Poisoning
Bath officer Russell Alexander and Patrolman William Cummings were commended and given a day off with pay for saving Jesse Harriman from carbon monoxide poisoning on the Leeman highway. Harriman, 38, of Wiscasset, was revived after his car with the motor running was found unconscious. he later crashed on the Maine Turnpike and was hospitalized in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Russell Alexander
William Cummings
Robert E. Wagner Jr
Jesse Harriman
Wiscasset
Harriman
Memorial Hospital
Wagner
Ward and Wallace
Brunswick
Maine Turnpike
Portland
Three Die In Collision At West Bath
A bakery truck and a station wagon collided on Route 1 in West Bath shortly after noon Thursday. Passengers Paul Pulsifer Lenore Pulsifer and James W Booker died. driver Roger Duhammel was injured and in fair condition. Police say the bakery truck skidded into the eastbound car at the West Spring Hill crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 1
West Bath
Paul Pulsifer
Topsham
Lenore Pulsifer
James W
Booker
Lisbon Falls
Roger Duhammel
West Street
Biddeford
Witch Spring Hill
Wiel Spone
Bath
Kidding Delors
Bath Area Chamber elects four directors for 3 year terms
The Bath Area Chamber of Commerce announced four directors for three year terms starting January 7 1959. William F Maassenden George J Nugent Hildreth H Fisher and Fred M Wentworth were elected by at large ballot with close results. The meeting also approved bylaw amendments expanding representation and continued annual electors.
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Bath Area
No Nominations For Bath Court Positions Made
Bath governor Mus kiseddie de Atpusta announces no nominees for two Bath Sheriff Court judgeships in a special executive council meeting. A vacancy for Recorder Arthur De Dolloff also exists, with nominees due by a deadline before term expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Court
Muskiseddie de Atpusta
Alietuoan
Bath
Borongta
Mominiafons
Tine Derr
Winnie Dare
Hiw
Alsou
Arthur de Dolloff
Petals Tes
Duhammel Recovering From West Bath Crash Injuries
Roger Duhammel, 29, of Biddeford, injured in a three-death car truck collision in West Bath, was listed in good condition at Memorial hospital. He suffered a fractured elbow, a twisted leg and cut tendons on his hand. he visited his wife who traveled from Biddeford. State Police continue to investigate the accident cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Duhammel
Biddefoord
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Duhammel
Biddeford
Free Christmas Parking Begins Thursday Morning
Bath shoppers are reminded that free parking takes effect Thursday morning under the city parking ordinance. No payment is needed in meters during the pre holiday period, though time restrictions stay in force as Christmas shopping begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wagner Jr
Bath
Wagner
Toledo Man Arrested Over Stolen Movie Projector
A Toledo detective reports Otis Clark 19 was arrested on charges of stealing a high school movie projector after failing to pay for an advertisement. The incident stems from a newspaper inquiry into the projector’s use at S450.
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Toledo
Ohio
i/Pi
Otis Clark
Clark
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