Community Notes on Consolidated Schools and Local Events
Local items note discussion of Consolidated schools led by Alden and education committee members invited to attend. Church and community groups held meetings at Riverside hall and Small Point centers with plans for programs, meals, and a Father and Son banquet after Easter. Personal items mention returning service members, housing changes, and local engagements from Sebasco to Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pye
Earle. Perkins
Ing
Celeste Allace
Wiscasset
Orse High
Youth Fellowship
Macy Whitehead
Riverside Hall
Philip Jacob
East River
William Blaisdell
Small Point
Stanwood Gilman
Winnegance
Winnegance Pta
Lydia Hutchins
Parent Education
Maine Congress of Pta
Dromore Extension Association
Grange Hall
Hilda Hascall
Aletha Campbell
Lillian Blair
Esther Alexander
Bodwellgrange
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Fred Haggett
Markham
Small Point Parish
Christian Service Committee
Macyhitehead
Maine Farm
University of Maine
National Jamboree to Draw 50 000 Boy Scouts
The third National Jamboree will host 50 000 Boy Scouts July 17 23 at Irvine Ranch California near Los Angeles. It aims to foster American heritage with rodeo events and activities amid orange groves and ocean access. Maine Scouts travel 8000 miles after leaving Camp Hinds with early fee deadline March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Ranch
Calif
Pacific Coast Highway
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Joaquin
Pacific Ocean
Orange County
Maine
New England
Camp Hinds
McAllister
Donald G
Service men updates from Sampson and Cape May postings
A-3c George E. Bryant returns Monday to Sampson Air Force Base New York after a week’s furlough with his parents in Meadow Way. Sir Edward Simpson USCG returns to Cape May New Jersey for boot training after holiday leave with wife Betty Jane Simpson and his parents. Richard L. A. Coffin 18 of Woolwich enlisted in the USAF January 5 at Lewiston Recruiting Station with rank of Airman and will train at Sampson AFB. he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coffin of Wiscasset and attended Morse High School for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morse
Communications Service
Japan
Arthur Perry
Dalmon
Linda
Norman Markham
Ottley
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Navy
Houpe
Cran- Point
Kerry
N. A. Cushman
Portland
Alden
Sebasco
Hatfield, Coon
Richard Cushman
Orman Hines
Sebasco Lodge
Philip Jet
Barbara
Portland City Auditorium
Joseph McKane
Florida
David
Timothy Jacob
Glen
Leigh Alden
George E. Bryant
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
H. P. Bryant
Meadow Way
Sir Edward Simpson
USCG
Cape May
N.J
Betty Jane Simpson
Orville Simpson
Trufant Street
Richard L. A. Coffin
Woolwich
USAF
Lewiston
Coffin
George H. Coffin
Wiscasset
Morse High School
Personal notes of Weymouth residents and friends
The notes report Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pinel of Weymouth have returned home after visiting Mrs. Pinel’s sister and husband in Sunnyside Farm East Brunswick. Mrs. James B. Drake and her infant son Harry Wilbur Drake left Memorial hospital and stay with Mrs. Drake’s mother in Washington Street. Esther Steen spends winter at Edgewater Inn St. Petersburg Fla employed there for the season. Janice Crowley of Norwood and fiancé Richard Martin of Newton were weekend guests of Miss Crowley’s sister and husband Bruce Wright in Marshall Avenue. they plan marriage soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pinel
Weymouth
Mass
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edgewater Inn
St. Pete
White Mountains
Janice Crowley
Norwood
Richard Martin
Newton
Miss Crowley
Bruce Wright
Marshall Avenue
Mr. Martin
Everlasting Ink Pen Delivers Ink on Water Fill
A pen uses a water dissolvable ink concentrate tablet that releases ink when filled with water. Each fill dissolves enough concentrate to supply proper ink, preventing running out of ink anywhere. The concentrate lasts about 18 months and can be replaced.
Main Dish Potato Salad with Viena Sausages
A porch supper centerpiece features potato salad piled high on a platter with surrounding chilled Vienna sausages served as the main dish. The assemble-once-and-serve presentation aims for a casual, shared meal.
Truman Middle Name Clarified by Initial S
The statement notes that Harry 8 uses the middle initial S though his middle name starts with a different letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Mr. Truman
Parker Head March of Dimes effort and community notices
Parker Head residents rally for the March of Dimes with a public card party January 16 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Leslie Darling’s home and porch-light donations on January 29. Church events, PTA meetings, and local visits fill a busy schedule in Parker Head with multiple families hosting gatherings and reports of birthday and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hamel
Parker
Leslie Darling
Lowell
Parker Head
H. M. Whitehead
Parker Head P. T. A
Earl Lowell
Herman Boudreau
Town Hall
Phippsburg P. T. A
Congregational Church of
Tax Help Tours Announced by Bath Internal Revenue Office
Leland R. Patton and Bentley L. Glidden of the Bath IRS office will visit Bath Brunswick Brunswick Naval Air Station and Richmond to assist taxpayers with 1952 income tax filings. Schedule spans January through March with daily morning and afternoon sessions at listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland R. Patton
Bentley L. Glidden
Bath
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Richmond
Popham Circle Meets at Spinney Home in January Session
Popham Circle held its January meeting at Mrs Fred Spinney's home amid post holiday recess. The article notes a northeast blizzard with heavy snow and icy roads, and several local visits and social gatherings including a joint birthday party for Mrs Leah Bowie and Omer Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Fred Spinney
Berwindvale
Kennebec
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Bath
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Leah Bowie
Omer Perry
Meadowbrook
Bowie
Perry
Alden Denham
Blizzard Strands Cox's Head Roads and Nearby Areas
Friday's blizzard left Parker Head village roads slippery with cars struggling up hills. Main roads were plowed by Saturday morning while crews worked Friday. Local residents and visitors were noted in Popham, Spruceville, Bath, Brunswick, and New Bedford. A death notice for John T. Cook, age about 87, was reported from New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head Village
Small Point Road
Flat Ledge
Stanton C. Dozois
Walter E. Sprague
Popham
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfboro
Harry Hannaford
Lynn
Mass
Freida Cloutier
Brunswick
Walter Sweeney
Cook's Corner
Ethel Moore
Forreston Wallace
Emerson Glidden
Bath
Ward
John T. Cook
Mary Rihbany
New Bedford
Malcolm Place
Thomas Home
Lida Oliver
Cox's
Grant's assistant manager transfers to Leominster store
James McMahon, assistant manager at Grant's Bath store for a year and a half, departs Thursday for Leominster Mass to assume duties at the company store there. He began as an apprentice in Portland, came from Bangor, and worked with Paul Levesque before Levesque moved to Northern Maine. McMahon, a Belfast native, is married with two children, Andrew and Jeanne, and formerly resided at 72 Bluff Road in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMahon
W. T. Grant
Leominster
Mass
Grant's
Portland
Mr. McMahan
Bath
Bangor
Paul R. Levesque
Grant
No Coasting Planned on Hinckley Street
City Manager Nathan C. White has removed Hinckley street from the list set aside for coasting and announced that future coasting will not be permitted on this street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Nathan C. White
Red Eddies Drive to 59-53 Win Over Morse
Edward Little captains Penny Woodard and Dave Nelson led a 59-53 victory over Morse High at the Morse gym. Brad Stover scored 22 for Morse, while Nelson and Woodard sparked the Eddie offense with early hooks and key baskets as Edward Little built a 34-25 halftime lead and held on despite Morse’s late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little
Morse High
Shipbuilders
Morse Gym
Morse
Eddie
Auburn Cagers
Penny Woodard
Dave Nelson
Brad Stover
Stover
Nelson
Woodard
Dave
Penny
Munsey
Johnny Trafton
Chick Marchetti
Eddies
Auburn
Paul McCourt
Marchetti
Carmichael
Ray Estes
Morse J. V. Edges Edward Little In Quiet Dash To Win
Morse Jayvee team built leads of 19-12 27-25 and 43-41 before holding a 59-50 victory over Edward Little Junior Varsity. Paul McCourt and Bobby Haggett led Morse scoring while Edward Little's Dyer topped the game with 13 points. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little
Auburn
Paul McCourt
Bobby Haggett
Morse
Dyer
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Prppsior
THE
BOY Scouts
California
Howard Hutchins
Timothy Augustin
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Bill Lowell
Lawrence Morong
Albert Gray, Jr
Millard Nadeau
Ronald Nadeau
Walter Cushing
Florence Rollins
William Cushing
Oliver Morrisette
Frank McEachern
Cooks Corner
Charles Blaisdell
Maurice Blaisdell
Clarence Blaisdell
Frank Burnell
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Eaton
Harringtons
Judy Hamell
Rusty Hamel
Herbert Doughty
H. D. Mank, Jr
Leston Harrington
Freeport
Lloyd Lowell
Pioneer Reef
Australia
Peter Gagnon
Grace Cushing
Guy Crowley
Raymond Pye
Elkannah Wyman
Stanley W. Hyde
Herbert Sprague
Willard Oliver
Doris Wallace
Fred H.spinney
Cox
John T. Cooke
Dad
John Eisenhower
Korea
U.S
Morse Jayvee
Munsey A
McCourt Marchetti
Arsenault
Oe Greene
Trafton
Race
G. F.G
Labb
Akerly
Estes
Musk
Dutton
Trafton Nelson
McCourt
Weybrandt ' Taylor
Haggett
Pye
Libby
Thorne
Mith
Rouillard
Chevroletsesk Greatenew
Chevrolet
Handyman
Taree Ulle Allpmater
Ali Oly New Ough
Brooke Chevrolet, ‘Inc
Center Street
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