Phippsburg Nomination Changes And Town Notices
Phippsburg voters see a withdrawal from Third Selectman candidate. Nomination papers filed for town offices include Raymond McIntire P Edward DeBery John A Darling Arthur Murphy John Rogers Eva Rogers Ralph Doughty Anita Totman. Community events include fire call at Small Point, winter school vacation, and church and club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce of
Sebasco
Third Selectman
Raymond McIntire
P. Edward DeBery
John A. Darling
Arthur Murphy
John*Rogers
Eva Rogers
Ralph Doughty
Anita Totman
Shira
Bodwell Orange
Maurice Blair
Phippsburg P. T. A
Lewpis Alexander
March of Dimgghairan
Stanwood Gilman
Mark Harrington
Winthrop Blair
Margaret Gilman
Bath Ministers Association
Macy Whitehead
Women’s Department of the
Bath Council of Churches
Phippsburg
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
John Morse Jr
Earl Lowell
Clifford Pye
Whitehead
Frank Cutting
Civil Defense Police School
Woolwich
Wedding Reception For Newly Married Couple Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs Burton W Smith wed Friday evening at the First Baptist church parsonage in Belfast. A reception Sunday from 1 to 4 at the home of Reginald Saucier 1325 Washington St. Attending included Barbara Fuller and Robert Carmichael. The bride is Nancy S Cram daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cram of Liberty. Mr Smith is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond A Smith and studying at the University of Maine. The couple will reside in Orono while he studies. Over 80 relatives and friends attended the reception with a three tier cake cut by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton W. Smith
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Belfast
Mr. Smith
Regiinald Saucier
Washington Street
Barbara Fuller
Liberty
Robert Carmichael
Bath
Nancy S. Cram
George Cram
Gorham State Teachers College
Smith
Raymond A. Smith
High Street
University of Maine
Morse High School
U. S. Navy
Orono
U. of M
Raymond Smith
Saucier
Philip Robinson
Thomas DeCorcy
Otis Smith
Kittery
Reginald Saucier
Harry Joy
Ellsworth Falls
Mark Hanna
Brenton Ayer
Charles Ronco
Guilford
Russell Turner
Russell
Howard Morong
Frances Morong
Walter Cushing
William Cushing
Florence Rollins
Ronald Nadeau
Bernard Wyman
Lewis Lowell
Irma Davis
Auburn
George Watson
Brunswick
Frieda Cloutier
Henry Day
Portland
Charles Blaisdell
DeBery
Memorial Hospital
Laurence Thayer
Jane
Stephen
Parker Head
Thayer
Lynn
Mass
Earl Lowell
Clifford Pye
Phippsburg Center
Lowells
Lewis Prentiss
Frank Burnell
Olive Deejay
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Herbert Doughty
Linda
Leslie Darling
Boston
Joe Caouette
Ralph Doughty
Joan
George Wilson
Bath and
Sebasco
W. A. Lowell
Clarence Sheffield
Harold Seavey
Jean Reynolds
Squirrel Point
Thomas Skolfield
Ellsworth
Perkins Island
Skolfields
Hummer
Harpswell
William Hodgkins
East Boston
Peter Gagnon
Ralph Hasty
James Randall
Waldoboro
W. H. Wyman
Phippsburg
Parker Head P. T. A. meeting and community notes
Parker Head P T A will meet at the Vestry February 23 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Mary Dannenfelser as hostess. The refreshment committee includes Mrs J F Mezenski and Mrs Angie Mank. A penny sale and Fire Equipment fundraiser led by Mrs Earl Hamel to buy two Handy Billy Pumps shows the group has $70 on deposit from an initial $30. The article lists many local visits, birthdays, school events, and upcoming activities including a safety movie by State Trooper Herman Boudreau and plans for school recess and a story shower event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker ‘Head P. T. A
Mary Dannenfelser
J. F. Mezenski
Angie Mank
Earl Hamel
Parker Head Baptist
Floyd Carter
Bath
Martha Ross
Russell Turner
Karen Savage
Herman Boudreau
Barbara Harrington
Bruce Harrington
H. D. Mank Jr
H. M. Whitehead
Hospital Auxiliary Plans March 24 Lecture at Recreation Hall
Memorial Hospital auxiliary notes February meeting with President Sumner Sewall presiding. Cozy Corner hours reported by Melvin Henderson and sewing group output listed. Lakin will speak on International Relations March 24 at 8 pm in Bath Iron Works Recreation Hall. tickets from members. National Hospital Week set May 8 to 14. A new cigarette vending machine installed for hospital users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board
Sumner Sewall
Melvin B. Henderson
Henderson
Sewall
Harrison Lakin
U. S
Bath Iron Works
Lakin
Roger Lake
Buke
Ralph Bragg
Courtney Stover
Winter Street Church Auxiliary
Ladies Aid of the
First Baptist Church
West Bath
Kenneth Humphries
American Hospital Association
National Hospital Week
Co-Workers Class Meeting at First Baptist February 9
The Co-Workers Class of First Baptist held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Laura Harrington’s North Street home with excellent attendance. Miss Evelyn Sotheard presided, plans for March 8 were set, and devotions were led by Mrs. Nella Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Laura Harrington
North Street
Harrington
Florence Thompson
Evelyn Sotheard
Ruth Farnham
Bertha Furber
Nella Stover
Madelyn J. Dunton
Mabel Reed
Lillian Burns
Loretta Brooks
Madelyn Dunton
Lotta Goodwin
Martha Hall
Esther Sullivan
Jennie Cameron
Harriet Wright
Stella Hurt
Addie Moulton
Edith Miller
Muskie Lowell Named After Maine Governor
On election day Mr and Mrs Edwin H P Lowell of 12 Western Ave welcomed a new kitten named Muskie Lowell after Edmund S Muskie the first Maine Democrat elected governor in 20 years The Bath couple later received a letter from the governor thanking them for honoring him with the pet There is a twist they are Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Western Avenue
Edmund S. Muskie
Waterville
Maine
Lowells
Muskie
Central Maine Cat Club Bulletin
H. P. Lowell
Muskie Lowell
Teen admits car crash hit downtown store
Pueblo police announce 17 year old D Trujillo confessed the car involved in the downtown store collision was his. He claims he turned a corner fell from the vehicle and it rolled on hitting the storefront. He will be summoned to court for further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Cole
Antonito D. Trujillo
Trujillo
Popham Circle and Civilian Defense Leadership Noted
Popham Circle met with Mrs Nancy Spinney and then at Mrs Ernest Oliver's home. Ernest W Oliver is named Civilian Defense director for Phippsburg to serve the Beach district on the C D advisory panel. High tides and virus flu hover as residents stay home. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Laurence Taylor in Portland and Bath visitors at cottages. Marblehead relatives were in town last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Nancy Spinney
Ernest Oliver
Winnegance
John G. Morse
Ernest W. Oliver
Phippsburg
Popham Beach
C. D
Laurence Taylor
Portland
Charles Shepard
Bath
Roger Oliver
Peter A. Isaacson
Lewiston
Blanche Westall
J. Dwight Kinmouth
Hackensack
N. J
Mildred Sprague
Clifford Pye
Phippsburg Center
Fred H. Spinney
Minot Percy
Joseph Schlick
Alice
Carol
Marblehead
Mass
Coxs Head Winter Snow Affects River Traffic
Light snow this winter allows driving to Coxs Head while large ice floes drift down the river and accumulate on the sand bar at low tide. Clam diggers tested the flats Monday as the Dromore Extension Group met in place of last week. Various local residents, visitors, and patients are noted in Bath, Parker Head, and West Point areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox’s Head
Dromore Extension Group
Edward P. Thomas
Popham
Reginald Gordon
Brunswick
Thomas
Donald Trask
West Point
Robert F. Moore
Ernest Wood
Bath
Laurence Thayer
Stephen
Wyman Farm
Thayer
Parker Head Village
Leslie Darling
Parker Head
P. Edward DeBery
Bath Memorial Hospital
Suburb Civic Club Plans Activities After Meeting
The Suburb Civic Club met Thursday evening at the Winneganee Community club rooms with 13 members present. Mrs. Hazel Atwood led the meeting and plans included donating to the Heart Fund and a paper party in the hall on March 10. An upcoming card party was announced for February 17, reservations via Mrs. Ethel Pinkham. The traveling prize was returned with thanks to Mrs. Pinkham. Hostesses for February 24 are Mrs. Hazel Atwood, Mrs. Bessie Manson, Mrs. Roberta Farrell and Mrs. Marion McDonald. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Edna McLain, Mrs. Persis Miller, Mrs. Helen MelIntire and Mrs. Clara Hiunckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Pinkham
Hazel Atwood
Bessie Manson
Roberta Farrell
Marion McDonald
Edna McLain
Persis Miller
Helen MelIntire
Clara Hiunckley
Woolwich Receives $5800 Hurricane Aid Check
Woolwich town officials accepted a $5800 check representing 75 percent of hurricane damage aid from the Federal Civil Defense Administration via Maine CD and Public Safety. Col Walter Kennett presented the funds to Anthony Dodge, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, at the courthouse. the remaining 25 percent will be paid after final papers are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Federal Civil Defense Administration
State of Maine CD and Public Safety Agency
Board of
Selectmen
Anthony Dodge
Walter Kennett
Sagadahoc County
Court House
Morse Hoop Team to Play Waterville
Morse High School athletic director Duncan H Farrell announced that Morse and Waterville High officials arranged a basketball game. The first meeting in years will be at the Waterville Community Building on Friday Feb 25. The game will not affect tournament standings. Morse is top in Western Maine. Waterville is among Eastern Maine top four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Duncan H. Farrell
Morse
Waterville High
Waterville
Farrell
Maine
Work Areas for Taxpayers to Prepare Their Returns
Federal changes have triggered high demand for taxpayer assistance. Whitney L. Wheeler announces work areas in local IRS offices where Maine taxpayers can prepare their own 1954 returns with expert help. Hands-on support covers business schedules but no accounting or bookkeeping. handicapped taxpayers should note needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney L. Wheeler
Internal Revenue Service
Maine
Bath Country Club Plans for 1955 Golf Season
The Bath Country Club Executive Committee met at Bath Iron Works to review 1955 budget estimates, course improvements under pro Jack Ryan, catering and stewardship, opening of the season, and a March 15 membership drive. Bi monthly meetings will keep chairmen informed as plans progress with a next committee meeting set for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Bath Iron Works Corp
Jack Ryan
Beacon Street Church Officials Elected At Friday Meeting
The Beacon Street Methodist Official Board elected a nominating committee and a slate of officers for the Fourth Quarterly Conference. Members include Daniel Lord Jr and Wesley McPhee to assess mimeograph needs, plus a committee to edit annual reports. The board also voted on furnace repairs, noted resignations of youth advisors, and announced a Cub Scouts banquet. A union Holy Communion with Wesley Church was planned for Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Daniel Lord Jr
Franklin Howe
Dean Bonney
Edmund Guadet
Robert Pierce
William Craft
Hartley Wilbur
Otis Card
Fred Fox
Clifton Tedford
Wilbur
Wesley McPhee
James Steen
Methodist
Beacon Street
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist
Wesley Church
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Aged Trainer Boasts About Son Assist
The elder horseman Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons aged 80 says his son John aged 61 helps train his thoroughbreds. The remarks come as both prepare for the busy season amid their family training legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny
Sonny Miami
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Sunny Jim
John
Rainbow Assembly Names Committees
Rainbow Assembly met Friday evening at seven oclock at Masonic Temple with Florence Fullerton presiding. Candidates for membership were balloted on. Committees appointed include Ways and Means Dawn Newcomb Nancy Eseley Patricia A Robinson and Mrs Clinton Owen and Mrs Cyrus Ashe on the advisory board. Activities Judy Gross Donna Maxson Diane Bailey Cynthia Osgood Anna Lonn and Mr and Mrs Fred Osgood on the advisory board. Finance Betsy Bertrand Verna Watts Sue Owen and Roy Lawrence on the advisory board. Sick Committee Barbara Fuller Judy Ashe Merlene Osborne and Fred Obgeon on the advisory board. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Florence Fullerton
Ways and Means
Dawn Newcomb
Nancy Eseley
Patricia A. Robinson
Clinton Owen
Cyrus Ashe
Judy Gross
Donna Maxson
Diane Bailey
Cynthia Osgood
Anna Lonn
Fred Osgood
Betsy Bertrand
Verna Watts
Sue Owen
Roy Lawrence
Barbara Fuller
Judy Ashe
Merlene Osborne
Fred Obgeon
Colonial Club Names Committee for Coming Year
A brief Colonial club meeting in Front street rooms named Eugene Eberhard George Langretelle Dan Scully Eugene Desmond E Raymond Parks Duncan H Farrell Stanley J Comeau and Carl Dearborn to organize next year’s programs. Clinton D Wilson read resolutions on the death of charter member Harry C Webber. Woodfords club to attend Wednesday for the second half of the interclub tourney. Woodfords won the first half earlier this year. Light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Front Street
Eugene Eberhard
George Langretelle
Dan Scully
Eugene Desmond
E. Raymond Parks
Duncan H. Farrell
Stanley J. Comeau
Carl Dearborn
Clinton D. Wilson
Harry C. Webber
Woodfords Club
Woodfords
Valentine Party at Mrs Strithe’s Home
Mrs Paul Strithe hosted a Valentine party for Corliss Street Baptist Juniors Girls Sunday School with a spaghetti supper and Valentine table decorations. Attendees included Dorothy Staples Diane Staples Sue Lutz Gloria Pratt Sheredith Waters Judy Beane Linda Ames Nancy Potter and Frances Rush. The Nilotics are described as the world’s tallest people averaging about five feet ten inches according to the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strithe
Corliss Street Baptist Churea
Spring Street
Dorothy
Diane Staples
Sue Lutz
Gloria Pratt
Sheredith Waters
Judy Beane
Linda Ames
Nancy Potter
Frances Rush
Nightingale Club Holds Eighteenth Annual Tea At Cosmopolitan
The Nightingale Club hosted its eighteenth annual tea at the Cosmopolitan Club on Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 30 PM, drawing one of its largest attendances. Archibald M. Main Sr and Ardenne A. Stott presented the club, arrangements included Spring flowers and lace, with soft music throughout. Hostesses and servers included Mrs. Roll Davis and Mrs. Carroll Wakefield, with many members assisting in dining service. Messages of greeting came from Boston and the club president Mrs. James B. Pasi, who was ill in Boston. Proceeds benefit Memorial Hospital through the Nightingale club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Tion
Nightingale Club
Haba
Archibald M. Main, Sr
Ardenne A. Stott
Roll Davis
Carroll Wakefield
Emerton Grogs
James Footer
Duncan Farrell
Donald Wilson
Elizabeth Carey
Edmund Parady
Archibald M. Main
Sumner Sewall
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick E. Drake, Sr
William A. Niss
Harry F. Morin
George Baer Connard
Duncan McInnes
William Blair
Aee
James B. Pasi
Nightingal Club
Boston
Mass
Mary Perry
R. N
Memorial Hospital
Dike and Washington PTA Plans Founders Day Program
The Dike and Washington P T A will hold its Founders Day program at the Thursday meeting in Dike school at 7 30. The program features a mock radio show Times Change and a past presidents' introduction. An inspirational poem will be read with a silver offering and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Washington P. T. A
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Thomas Totman
John McCourt
Maurice Christian
Small Point Church
Small Point Parsonage
Town Hall
Joe Bennet
Arlington Va
Arthur Morse
John Blaisdell
Pemaquid
J. H. Blaisdell
Fred Ainsmith
Brighton
I.W. Rainey
Marilla Williams
Jersey City
Peggy
Patty Rogers
Vickie
Norma
Diane Blaisdell
Harry Spinney
Archie Davis
herSebasco
Batth\Memorial hospital
Kennebec
Nequasset
Maurice Libby
Parker
Lowell
Cox
Suburb Civic Club
Beacon Street Board
Rainbow Assembly Names Committees
Nile
National Geographic Society
Nightingale Club Tea
Washington
Portland-Brunswick
Portland Cement Association
Providence Street
Massachusetts