Phippsburg Notes on Local People and Maritime Links
Former Rep Raymond Mac Intire now serves as second lieutenant aboard a merchant marine ship and is at an African port after several recent crossings. He plans leave to change glasses after cataract surgery last year. Mrs MacIntire visits her mother in South Portland as Grange activity grows with a February degree conferral. Personal items include Everson Stinson’s recovery in Maine General Hospital and Hannah Hill's 80th birthday in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond MacIntire
Merchant Marine
MacIntire
Bodwell Grange
Everson Stinson
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Woolwich
Hannah Hill
Brunswick
Winter Street
Bath
Elm Street
Topsham
Hannah
Elsie Innes
Bristol
James Toas
Philadelphia
Innes
James Perry
Farm Bureau
Dromore Hall
Doris Young
Stanley Gilman
Clyde Pye
Fay
Pvt. Pye
Camp Croft
S. C
Pvt
Pye
Leo Hamel
Selectman
H. W. Cutting
Harry Butler
Sam Day
Leston Harrington
Arkansas
C. Howard
George
Laurence Morong
Barbara
David Harrington
Grace Kraft
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Betty Anne Wyman
Laura Wyman
Allie Rollins
George Morong
Boothbay
Arthur Kreicher
U. S. Navy
Camp Parks
Calif
Florida
Calvin Howard
W. T. Wyman
Romeo Galarneau
Alpononse Galarneau
Galarneau
Farthond
Emma _ Perry
Jay Bowker
H. B. Wyman
Irma Davis
Auburn
Lewis Lowell
Arthur Gediman
Charles Blaisdell
Frank Burnell
Gilbert Woodman
Bobby
Elbert
Gilbert, Jr
USN
H. D. Mank
Surprise Birthday Party for Ruth Harriman
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday afternoon for Ruth Harriman hosted by her aunt Chase Fickett and cousin Emma Fickett at 50 Summer Street. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake candy popcorn and a large birthday cake with Happy Birthday Ruth. The event featured birthday baskets grab bag prizes and a Valentine heart arrow game with many local relatives in attendance.
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Ruth Harriman
Chase Fickett
Emma Fickett
Summer Street
Ruth
Roy McNeil
Mary Ann Conley
Lucy Fullerton
Betty MacFee
Joyce Fullerton
Nancy Hudson
Barbara Hudson
Shirley Holmes
Christie Holmes
Bobbie Harriman
Narda Beryl Fickett
Verna Harriman
Olive Harriman
Charlie Fullerton and
Son
Miss Betty McGuiggan Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Betty McGuiggan staying with grandfather James Lord at 223 Middle Street was surprised by Mrs Walter Madden Mrs Edward McGuiggan and Mrs Joseph McGuiggan. The party featured singing, games and quizzes with refreshments and flashlight pictures. Attendees included Mrs Arthur MacDonald and Jean MacDonald among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McGuiggan
James Lord
Middle Street
Walter Madden
Edward McGuiggan
Joseph McGuiggan
Open Book Hanger Keeps Cookbook Ready for Use
A trousers hanger can hold a cookbook open by clamping it across the top of the book and suspending it above the kitchen work table for easy reference while cooking.
Parker Head Church and Sunday School Services This Week
Parker Head reports church and Sunday school services in the vestry with home department booklets. Plans include a Sunday school planning session, a toboggan slide event near Once Hall, and a PTA Sewing Circle meeting hosted by Mrs. Eugene Harrington with others attending Thursday evening at Mrs. Charles Biassell.
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P.T.A. Sewing Circle
Eugene Harrington
P.T.A
Charles Biassell
Cox Head visit and Christmas greetings at Phippsburg
James Heald of Phippsburg visited Frank Wyman and Bob Moore at Cox Head on Wednesday. Mrs. Monroe Wilburn reports health improvement. The group spent Christmas with daughters Mrs. Vernon Philbrook and Patricia who traveled from Massachusetts for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heald
Phippsburg
Frank Wyman
Bob Moore
Cox Head
Monroe Wilburn
Vernon Philbrook
Patricia
Massachusetts
Navy Club Meets at Bath Armory for Feb 22 Ball
The regular meeting of Charles F. Hughes Ship No 29 Navy club of the USA drew a large attendance. Applications for membership were received and plans formed for the year's activities. Visitors from the Navy Receiving station spoke, and plans for the Washington Birthday ball at the Bath armory on February 22 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hughes
Navy Club
U.S.A
Acvere
Navy
Washington
Bath Armory
Potatoes travel from South America to North America via Europe
The text notes that potatoes originate in South America and were introduced to North America through Europe, outlining their historical plant spread and cultural transfer.
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South America
North America
Europe
Navy Beatty Destroyer Launch At Bethlehem Shipyard
The 2200 ton U S Beatty destroyer was launched at Bethlehem Staten Island Shipyard with sponsor Molly Drayton of South Portland Missouri and Mrs Charles H Drayton Jr. The event honors Rear Admiral Frank Edmund Beatty and his Navy family as the ship is commissioned in 1945 and the Admiral attends from the Netherlands West Indies with other Beatty relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edmund Beatty
U.S.S
Beatty
Netherlands West Indies
Charles H. Drayton
Admiral Beatty
Navy
U.S
Bethlehem
Steel
Staten Island
N. Y
Molly Drayton
Charles H. Drayton, Jr
Molly
Drayton
Frank E. Beatty
Naval Academy
Bay Point wartime letter from Pvt John Treacy in Italy
Bay Point residents read Pvt John C Treacy of NBIC Transcription Department New York describes Christmas front line life in Italy He notes a counter attack a tough minefield and booby traps plus a comfortable barn quarters snow and cold He serves as a walky talky operator and joins local residents like 13 year old Eleanor Mains who plowed Howard avenue during snowstorms and other locals visiting Bath and Navajo areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Treacy
Nbic Transcription Department
New York
Italy
Bay Point
Treacy
Green Pasture
Howard Avenue
Eleanor Mains
Elizabeth Deering
Eva Gaudette
Rose Campbbell
Eight Scarlet Fever Cases Reported Here
Bath health officials report eight scarlet fever cases after a recent drop from earlier counts. City Health Officer Chester H McCabe commended the cooperation of school nurses and teachers and urged parents to remove sick children from school. He outlined typical symptoms and progression from fever to sore throat vomiting dry skin and a bright red rash spreading from the neck and chest to the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe
Bath
Pine Cone Troop Meeting At Morse High Cafeteria
Pine Cone Troop of Girl Scouts meets this afternoon after school in Morse High cafeteria led by Mrs. R Clinton McFadden with assistant Mrs. Alex Burgess. Troop committee attends and will discuss formation duties. Attending members include Mrs. Edward Dale True Mrs. Percy Marks Mrs. Gerald Atkinson and Mrs. Oscar Adams. Tenderfoot girls advancing from Brownies receive pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
R. Clinton McFadden
Alex Burgess
Edward Dale True
Percy Marks
Gerald Atkinson
Oscar Adams
Evans Green Family Updates on Son's Navy Yard Move
Mr and Mrs Everett Green of Bowery street received a telegram Tuesday from their son Robert en route to Bremerton Washington where he will be employed at the Navy Yard stating he has reached Cincinnati Ohio and is enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Robert
Bremerton, Wash
Navy Yard
Cincinnati
Ohio
Portland visit of Frank Harvey from the B I W office
Frank Harvey of the B I W office was a recent overnight guest of relatives in Portland.
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Frank Harvey
Portland
Missing Pfc Philip Wyman shocks Popham Beach friends
News from Popham Beach reports Pfc Philip Wyman missing in action. Community hopes he is found safe while March of Dimes drives reach Popham school. Local students, families, and small-town notices fill a long list of school attendance, spelling honors, and community events.
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Pfc
Philip Wyman
Popham School
Bertha
Mary
Walter
Ellen Newdick
Robert
Richard Small
Ernest and
Merrill Oliver
Gerald Morong
Edmund
Cary Wallace
Virginia Perkins
Elizabeth
Charles Leonard
Edmund Wallace
Ellen Newd
Merrill Gloria
Ernest Oliver
Leona Harmon
Walter Sprague
Herbert Sprague
Maine
Tropics
Cpt
Sprague
Maize Sea and Snare Fisheries Commission
Meine
Ty Bath
Fort Popham
Lord of Wayne
Saturday Evening Post
Albn Johnston
Mr Gibbs
Mass Shipbuilding
Feading
Gibbs
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Red Cross Committee Plans Annual Meeting
The Red Cross committee invites all members to attend the annual meeting at Winter Street church rooms on Thursday. Welcome by Angurs with side conditions, program notes, piano by Mrs. Arthur Bowker, and remarks from Russell S. Wilhecock. Reports of the organization will be read. attendees should notify Mrs. Alexander MacDonald this evening or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Tooms
Red Cros
Arhur Bowker
Russel S. Wil
Meat Cookery Principles From Old Home to Science
This article traces how meat preparation has moved from tradition to science through U S Department of Agriculture studies. It outlines two core methods dry heat for tender cuts and moist heat for sevenbone cuts, favoring low temperatures to reduce losses and improve tenderness and juiciness.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bath Hospital to Have Meeting on Staff Reorg
A Bath Hospital committee urges a complete reorganization of the medical and surgical staff to align with approved by laws. They criticize management for not using a business basis, call for standardized patient admission, and oppose nurse office work. Proposals include a smaller board of seven trustees, a trained administrator, a resident physician, and separate professional and administrative divisions plus new by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuase
QL Arts
Deepto
Addi
Pollock
Henry M. Pollock
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Bihae
Installa
American Hospital Association
Chimney Swifts and Hollow Trees in Birds History
The text describes chimney swifts using hollow chimneys as modern homes, tracing their ancestry to hollow trees. It notes Audubon once entered a hollow tree at night to observe about 9,900 swifts sleeping above him.
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Audubon
Prehistoric Camels Found in Texas Canyons
Remains of prehistoric camels have been uncovered in the Yellow House and Blanco canyons of Texas, indicating earlier chelonian presence in the region and expanding knowledge of Pleistocene fauna discovered in these canyons.
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Yellow House
Blanco Canyons
Texas
Real estate transfer records in Sagadahoc County
Recent transfers recorded in the Sagadahoc County register of deeds include multiple entries across Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Woolwich with buyers and sellers such as Sewall Bailey Minn et al Gower Allegrin Lakin Small Pereau Wallace Marr White Spinney Campbell Moody Desmond Malcolm Oliver Cromwell Perkins et al, all for land and buildings or land.
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Sagadahoc County
Inez Ingalls Rothwell
Douglas Dearborn
Washington Street
Ernest C. Kelsey
Robert L. Hallett
Annie M. Pye
Willard F. Oliver
Bailey Street
Carrie C. Smith
Loring R. Addison
Center Street
Arthur G. Spear
Samuel P. Lakin
Meadowway
Louise T. McLellan
Donald N. Small
Georgetown
Thelma Pereau
Leonard R. Wallace
Christopher H. Marr
Harry B. White
Herman A. Spinney
Clarence L. Butters
Sherman W. Campbell
Phippsburg
Guy E. Crowley
Ellison Henry Moody
Semper Fidelis class elects officers at Nazarene church
The Semper Fidelis class met Friday evening at 103 Beacon Street home of Mrs. Eugene B. Dutton to elect officers. President Gwendon Dutton, vice president Madeline Haley, secretary Harriet Fraser, treasurer Lorraine Copp were chosen. Members present included Vera Green Arbara Green Marjorie Fraser Eva McNeil Mabel Stanley Elizabeth Holman Alyce Dutton Luella Fraser. The session ended with social time and refreshments.
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Church of the Nazarene
Eugene B. Dutton
Beacon Street
Gwendolyn Dutton
Madeline Haley
Harriet Fraser
Lorraine Copp
Vera Green
Arbara Green
Marjorie Fraser
Eva McNeil
Mabel Tanley
Elizabeth Holman
Alyce Dutton
Luella Fraser
Cleaning Rag Rugs With Warm Soapy Water And Starch
Small rag rugs should be washed in warm water with rich suds in a tub or washing machine. After rinsing, dip in a light starch solution. Press water out by hand or with a loosely adjustable wringer, then lay flat on paper on a basement or porch floor to dry. The starch adds body and helps keep them flat.
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Laura Cutting
John Cutting
Dreden Bridge
Boston
New Meadows
Little Ruth Harriman
Betty M’guiggan
Parker
COX
U.S.S. Beatty
Navy Cross
Admiral Halsey
Bougainville
Caribbean
Popham Beach
Lyman Oliver
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hene Percy
Peter Isaacson
Earl Lowell
Sally
Lloyd
William
Vincent Davis
Eleanor
Five Islands
Davis
Webster Harley
Walter Oliver
Stanley Hyde
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprasue
Moses Cnanaer
Alvin Pushard
Royte Young
Torsaim
Harry Spencer
Louise Brown
Puppstiurs
Carolyn Walace
Barbara Spereciuse
Meenanic Falls
Sirs
Valer
RED Cross Committee
Wil
Russel S. Hitchcock
Luzon
Hou
EWIFE
Sasuary
Club
Bath Hospital
Caiimod Twerne
Ses
Sabur
Semper Fidelis