Congress Will Shape Taxes And Spending In 85th Congress
The issue previews a life spending Congress with high military and general spending. It forecasts total appropriations near 72 billion dollars yearly, minimal tax cuts, and likely passage of defense, foreign aid, drought relief, and refugee measures, while unlikely to pass tax relief for small business and broader civil rights tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LS Nees
Congress
Progresis
Magazin
U.S
Water power plan for Niagara Falls stalled by socialism
Years of delay since a treaty opened Niagara River hydro development for 400 million dollars. NY utility groups urge Congress to pass enabling legislation for private development, stalled by the NY Power Commission and court confusion. National Review urges action to avoid government control and keep costs to taxpayers low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Niagara River
Falls
Nho
New York
New York State Power Commission
Federal Power Comission
Congress
National Review
House
Senate
Presidents budget hints at Vice President residence
The budget mentions an official VP home but the Blair House in Washington remains government owned and maintained for distinguished guests, including potential vice presidential house guests, though the proposal is deemed unnecessary. Blair House is the President Truman era dwelling during White House renovations.
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Blair House
Truman
White House
Georgetown Church Talk and Local Notes in Georgetown
Morning service at First Baptist feature Rev. Warren Harris on the godly man as in Psalm 27. Church business meeting set for Friday in the vestry. Working Teague and many local residents mentioned with birthdays, visits, and travels. Personal items include guests, road crews, and neighborhood updates across Georgetown Center and surrounding towns.
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First Baptist Church
Warren Harris
Harris
Joseph Higgins
Bath
Harry S. Horne
Florence Woodside
Dorothy Stuart
Alfred Rowe
Rowe
Georgetown P T.A
Central School
Beatrice Adams
Topsham
Georgetown
William Bisseth
Siefrid Carlstrom
Walthai, Mass
Bisseths
Georgetown Center
Harold Hunt
Wiscasset
Walter Powers
Alvah C. Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Woolwich
Reynolds
William Zorach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robinhood
Florida
Albert Deermont
Chipley
Community notices report local club meetings and hospital news
Five Islands Good Neighbor club met with Mrs Lulu Fianna on Tuesday evening last week. The brief session was followed by a social hour and refreshments. The Ladies Bible Class meets this week with Mrs Harlan Pinkham. Baptist church officers were dedicated during a Thursday service. Little Eagles met at Edith Moore’s home for a social hour and fundraising blocks. Several Bath residents visited or were visited, including hospital patients at Brighton and Bath Memorial, with neighbors sending greetings and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Lulu. Fianna
Orville Bowe
Henry Moore
Dennis Moore
Thomas Watson
Harlan Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
Victor Pinkhilimn
Orville Rowe
S Georgia Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Harlan Pinkhamn
The
Baptist Church
Warren Harris
Little Eagles Club
Edith Moore
Wede
Bath
Evelyn Pinkhiate
Citywide Youth Night Planned at YMCA March 16
The Greater Babe Youth Cone announces a citywide Youth Night at the local YMCA on March 16 featuring speakers hymn sings and religious films. A committee of arrangement includes Owen Tolman Walter Upham Margaret Mitchell Yvonne Crosby Judith Ashe and Jack Wallace.
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Micreh Lf
Greater
Babe Youth Cone
Youth
Owen Tolman
Walter Upham
Margaret Mitchell
Yvonne Crosby
Judith Ashe
Jack Wallace
Priscilla Marble
Phippsbury
Board of Registration Offices Open This Week
The Board of Registration of Voters will maintain office hours through Saturday and next Monday for voter enrollment and list corrections. Located in city hall, hours are 9 am to 1 pm, 3 to 5, and 7 to 9:15 pm through Saturday and Monday. The election is Feb 11 with two contests: Ward 5 council seat between Edward J. Iiee and incumbent Stanley R. Hunter, and Board of Education race involving Oliver W. Bell and Robert A. Peabody against incumbent Robert J. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registration of Voters
City Hall
Edward J. Iiee
Stanley R. Hunter
Couuncilman
Oliver W. Bell
Robert A. Peabody
Robert J. Perry
Board of Education
Return to George town home after long Bradford vt visit
A brief note states they have returned to their George town home following a lengthy visit with family in Bradford, Vermont.
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Georgetown
Bradford, Vt
Clement McMahan dies after double pneumonia in Bath
Clement McMahan of Arrow sie died Monday night at Bath Memorial hospital from double pneumonia. He spent most of his 83 years in the Riggsville and Five Islands area. Survived by his widow two sons Walter and Vincent a daughter Mrs Ella Hatstat a grandson Edwin Hatstat two brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement McMahan
MacMahan Island
Bath Memorial Hospital
Riggsville
Robinhood
Five Islands
Walter
Vincent
Ella Hatstat
Edwin Hatstat
Arrowsie
Youth Fellowship Rally Set At Wesley Methodist Saturday
Medomak district youth groups plan a Saturday rally at Wesley Methodist Church with 4 pm registration and a 5 30 pm supper by the Scot Fellowship. Miss Yvonne Crosby and John Haley oversee sign‑in and film discussion on outreach, followed by a business session announcing new adult advisor vacancy.
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Wesley Methodist
Conneil
Wesley M. Y. Ff
Yvonne Crosby
Medomak
Wesley Church
WoMbes Crosby
John Haley
Max Munro
Amenitie
New Harbor
Ad Rapid Pond
Roger Wiha
Crosby
Wises Ronn Lenn
School For Proud Men
Slorm
University of Life
Priscilla Mirble
Mrchyche
Christian Citizenship
Robert Jogard
Coie An
Teachers Convene Full Day Workshop At Junior High
A February 11 workshop at the Junior High School on election day engages Bath school teachers. Topics include standardized testing, elementary reading, remedial reading, and a general assembly at 2 45 p m with staff from Portland Boston University and state education leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Vatem
Margaret Allen
Portland
Roca
Boston University
Prof
Maye
Dr. Allen
Mary Jane Jack
Constiltant
Scott, Foresman & Co
Margaret Pattershall
State Department of Education
Miss Jack
Miss Jacek
Pattershall
March of Dimes Mailers Urged Returns This Week
Sagadahoc County residents are asked to complete and return March of Dimes mailers this week to campaign headquarters. Campaign Director Philip E. Wyman notes only 30 percent have been returned and urges prompt action to aid polio victims who received late vaccines.
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Sagadahoc County
March of Dimes
Philip E. Wyman
Wyman
Hersom announces birth of Charlene Bethany
Mr and Mrs Conrad Hersom announce the birth of a daughter on January 22 at St Johns Hospital Lowel Massachusetts The baby weighed six pounds nine ounces and has been named Charlene Bethany Mrs Hersom is the former Jane Allen of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hersom
St. John’s Hospital
Lowel
Mass
Charlene Bethany
Hersom
Jane Allen
Bath
Bath Memorial hospital patient seeks visitors
Ernest Pinkham of Woolwich, formerly of Bath, is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital and would appreciate visits from friends.
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Ernest. Pinkham
Woolwich
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Rod And Gun Club Names Committees For Year
Sagada Rod, Gun and Skeet Association elected committees at the Thursday meeting led by President Jarvis W. Snyder. Films on woodcock and duck hunting were shown, including a Merrymeeting Bay Georgetown duck hunt by Philip Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis W. Snyder
Woodcock
Sagadahoe
Emery Freeman
Edward Jaquith
Chester Lorentsen
Arthur Mihalos
John Bowie
Ralph Baker
Arthur Mihaalos
Donald King
Warren Leask
Sam Lakin, Jr
Bertram Leask
George Ames, Jr
William Leask
Burt Cousins
Lovell Staples
George Cousins
Arthur King
Leonard Malon
Winter Street Ladies Aid Reports All Day Session
The Winter Street Congregational church Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with a slide program by Susie Clark featuring East Coast sites from Washington to Florida. Plans were made for a February 28 Calendar Supper, co chairmen were named for an Apron committee vacancy, and a stamp display by David Alkazin highlighted the event. Hostesses for next Friday afternoon were named, with several members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Winter Street
Edward B. Smith
Clarente Fullerton
Marion Berry
Horace Ward
Arthur Bowker
Homer Potter
Harry Horne
Munroe Carlton
Fred Hooper
Walter H. Bowker
Joseph Coss
Edward Hawley
Anna Hill
Horace G. Morse
Clifford B. Wilband
Roy Akeley
Raymond Welch
Alice Shorey
David Alkazin
Aid
Edgar Leavitt
W. H. McGlinchy
Carl Swanton
Scott Golder
Sarah Adams
New 3 cent stamp honors Coast and Geodetic Survey
The Post Office will issue a blue 3-cent stamp on February 11, 1957 from Seattle to mark the Coast and Geodetic Survey 150th anniversary. It will come in sheets of 50, with 120 million stamps authorized. first day covers available to collectors through Seattle Post Office with specific envelope and payment instructions.
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Post Office Department
Seattle, Wash
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Seattle 1
Wash
Philatelic Agency
Post Office Dept
Washington
D. C
St Marys Guild Works On Hospital Sewing
Members of St Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal church met Tuesday evening at the parish house to continue the hospital sewing project. Vice president Mrs Cecil Fullerton presided in the absence of Mrs Raymond Vachon. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edward W Bridgham and Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Cecil Fullerton
Raymond Vachon
Edward W. Bridgham
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Crossword and cryptogram full page featuring quotes
A newspaper page presents a large crossword with across and down clues, a cryptogram titled Here is how to work it, and a Churchill quotation. The Cryptogram shows letter substitutions and hints about solving methods. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features Syndicate
Obituary of Dr Ralph H McNary prominent Massachusetts dentist
Word was received here Saturday of the death of Dr Ralph H McNary 60 a prominent Massachusetts dentist and a well known Summer resident of West Bath. Dr McNary died early Saturday morning at the Mary Alley Hospital in Marblehead. He had been in failing health for the past year. Dr McNary made his home at 270 Humphrey Street Marblehead. Born in Boston August 26 1896 he was the son of Mr and Mrs John H McNary. He was educated in Foxboro and Chelsea Mass schools and was graduated from Tufts Dental College. At the time of his death he was a member of the staff of the Boston State Hospital. Surviving in addition to his parents are his widow Mrs Susan M Bates McNary of Marblehead one daughter Mrs M P Clough 3rd of Marblehead one son John H McNary Manchester Conn and a sister in law Mrs Loring D Small West Dr McNary was well known in this vicinity having been a Summer visitor in Quaker Point and Sabino for many years.
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Ralph H. McNary
Massachusetts
West Bath
McNary
Mary Alley Hospital
Marblehead
Humphrey Street
Boston
John H. McNary
Foxboro
Chelsea
Mass
Tufts Dental College
Boston State Hospital
Susan M
Bates) McNary
M. P. Clough
Manchester
Conn
Loring D. Small
Dr. McNary
Quaker Point
Sabino
Elizabeth Bousefield dies in Bangor hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bousefield 47 wife of Reverend Neal Bousefield of Barr Harbor died in a Bangor hospital Friday. A Calais native active in church work and Maine Seacoast Mission she is survived by her husband a son James and daughter Martha Jane Bousefield. Funeral Tuesday at Bar Harbor with 1 30 p m committal at Laurel Grove cemetery Woolwich.
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Elizabeth Bousefield
Elizabeth B. Bousefield
Neal Bousefield
Barr ® Harbor
Bangor
Calais
Bousefield
Maine Seacoast Mission
James
University of Maine
Martha Jane Bousefield
WAC
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Carrie M Wyman dies at 73 in Bath nursing home
Carrie May Wyman 73 widow of Page A Wyman died Saturday night in a Bath area nursing home. Born October 23 1883 in Phippsburg she was daughter of John F and Mary Leavitt McIntire educated in Phippsburg schools and lived in Bath 39 years. Survived by four sons Elkanah Wyman Philip Lawrence all of Bath a daughter Madeline Bridges Bath four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie May Wyman
Page A. Wyman
Phippsburg
John F
Mary Leavitt McIntire
Wyman
Bath
Winter Street Congregational Church
Elkanah Wyman
Forrest
Philip
Lawrence
Madeline’ Bridges
Joseph Label 84 former Bath resident dies in Richmond
Joseph Label 84 a retired sawmill employer and former Bath resident died Friday night in a Richmond nursing home where he had been a patient for months. Born December 16 1872 in Tingwick Quebec he was son of Joseph and Hilda Dargie Label. He lived in Bath with nephew Peter Lebel before moving to Richmond where he resided with another nephew Arthur Gebel. He had also lived in Waldoboro since coming to this country at age five.
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Joseph Label
Bath
Richmond
Tingwick
Quebec
Joseph
Hilda Dargie Label
Label
Arthur Gebel
Peter Lebel
Waldoboro
Canada
Clement V. MacMahan of Arrow sie dies at 83
Clement V. MacMahan of Arrow Seis, a retired farmer, died Wednesday night at Bath Memorial Hospital at age 83. Born Georgetown May 4, 1873, he was a son of George and Elizabeth Labree MacMahan. He leaves wife Ella F. MacMahan, two sons Vincent Jr and Walter of Arrowsic, daughter Ella Hatstat of Arrowsic, two brothers Charles H. MacMahan of Georgetown and Horace MacMahan of Trevett, and four sisters Adelaide Stott Edith Powers Ruby MacMahan and Henrietta Carpenter. Funeral service Thursday at 10 a.m. from A. F. Mayo and Son Funeral Residence with entombment at Oak Grove. Visiting hours 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. until service.
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Clement V. Macmahan
Clement Macmahan
Arrowsie
Bath Memorial Hospital
Georgetown
George
Elizabeth Labree MacMahan
Ella F. MacMahan
Vincent, Jr
Walter
Arrowsic
Ella Hatstat
Charles H. MacMahan
Horace MacMahan
Trevett
Adelaide Stott
Edith Powers
Ruby MacMahan
Bath
Henrietta Carpenter
Titisville
F. Mayo and Son
Oak Grove
Bath man James W. Jordan dies at 73
James W. Jordan, 73, lifelong Bath resident, died Wednesday night in a local nursing home. Born April 29, 1883, to John and Esther Emery Jordan, he attended Bath schools and worked a bakery wagon, then for Howard Tobacco Co for over three years, later in the state liquor store. There are no survivors.
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James W. Jordan
Bath
John and
Esther Emery Jordan
Howard Tobacco Co
Funeral service for Joseph Label at St Marys church
Funeral service for Joseph Label was held at St Mary's Roman Catholic church with Requiem Mass at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev John E Bellefontaine. Bearers included Arthur Lebel John Lebel Edwin Lebel Peter Lebel Eugene Lebel and Francis Lebel, nephews of the deceased. Body entombed for burial at Calvary cemetery in the spring.
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Joseph Label
A. F. Mayo & Son
St. Mary’s
Carrie Wyman Funeral Held at Curtis Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie M. Wyman were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Curtis funeral home with Rev. Martin V. B. Sargent officiating. Bearers were Harold Ward, John Berry, Elmer Morse and Waldo Weston Jr. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Wyman
Curtis Funeral Home
Martin Vb. Sargent
Harold Ward
John Berry
Elmer Morse
Waldo Weston, Jr
Oak Grove
Funeral services for James W. Jordan held Saturday
James W. Jordan’s funeral was held Saturday at 1.30 p.m. at the Leslie C. Shumway funeral home. Rev. Craig H. Richards of Central Congregational Church officiated. Entombment followed in Oak Grove.
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James W. Jordan
Leslie C. Shumway
Craig H. Richards
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Committal Service for Mrs Bousfield Set for 1 P M
Committal services for Mrs M E Bousfield wife of Rev N Bousfield superintendent of the Maine Seacoast Mission will be conducted at Laurel Grove cemetery Woolwich at 1 p m Tuesday instead of 1 30 as previously announced.
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Mrag
Elizabeth B. Bousfield
Neal Bousfield
Maine Seacoast Mission
Laurel Grove
Woolwich
Forget-Me-Not Brownies Create Snapshot Albums
Last week's meeting at Central church parish house focused on assembling snapshot albums. Each Scout chose a different wallpaper pattern for booklet covers and pasted them onto cardboard, producing a variety of attractive albums as a start to their year’s photograph collection.
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Forget-Me-Not Brownies
Central Church Parish House
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News & World Report
Gertrude Hunt
Goodreetown
Roy Powers
Brunswick
Hunt
J. Robert Blackie
West Georgetown
Ralph Davis
Terry
William MacDonald
Middledyke Farm
Augusta
Lawrence Cloutier
Roland BE. Peterson
Belle Heald
Clayton F. Stevens
Jeffrey
Stevens
Everett D. Stevens
le Buinland
Clayton Heald
Stanley Lewis
Clearwater
Roger Peterson
Stephen
Roland Peterson
Alex Cunningham
Five Islands Road
Donald Stewart
Wayne
Harold J. Brown
Percy West
Rowell West
Leonard Flint
Richard McMann
Westbrook
James Oliver
Meeiton
Fthel, Patterson
Lewiston
Clarence B. Hill
Nill
Harry L. Horne
Chester Horne
J. W. McArthur
Gerald
Alvah Reynolds
Murray Petersons
South Bristol
Ted Campbell
Seguinland
Campbell
Bowdoinham
Lyman Owen
Carl Rowe
Warold Rowe
Brighton Marine
Brighton Mass
USS
Public Health Service
Brighton
Warren Efreel
Wid
Herman Barter
Pinkham U.S.C
Franz Sivers
Kathleen Rotte
Edwin Berry
Kathy
Berry
Marie Moore
Melvin Comeau
Maris
Frank Carlton Jr
Addie Grit
Steyvhen Alimoni
Kenneth-hire Rose
Charles Almusi
Orville Row
YMCA
Board of Registration
Rod and Gun Club
Winter Street Ladies Aid
St. Mary’s Guild
China
Thessaly
Fcaazhx A
Churchill
Hautboy A Herald
Bibl
Mother
Peer
Fio
Carrie Wyman
J. W. Jordan Funeral
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