Summer schedule at the Center church and community notes
The section lists the rest of the Summer calendar at Center church Porilany Tit aS Dr Wilkes and other speakers from July to Aug 29 including Rev George Butler and Miss Adele Spanos. It notes the annual church meeting Aug 26, a Vacation Bible School opening July 20, and various local grange and personal items.
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Porilany Tit
Wilkes
Kur Bull
Oxford
Waterford
George Butler
South Park Methodist Church
Hartford
Conn
Adele Spanos
Obelin College
William ‘Woodman
Newportville
Presbyterian
Whitehead
Phippsburg
Horace Holton
Welesley
Mass
Acation
Winnegance
Dromore Grange
Dromore Extension Service
Charles Minott
Fred Haggett
Bodwell Grange
William Blaisdell
Hilda Ives
Portland
Officers of Genesta Guests at Popham
Officers of Genesta Chapter O E S and families enjoyed an all day outing at Popham Beach hosted by Evelyn Wyman and Philip Wyman. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freeman and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins and children, among others.
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Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Popham Beach
Evelyn Wyman
Philip Wyman
Fire Destroys Neon Sign as Colby Fire Responds Fast
Fire crews in Colby Kansas rushed to a downtown blaze sparked by a neon sign. The quick response saved the bird nesting area and prevented further damage to nearby structures.
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Colby
Kan
Sebasco Lodge Celebrates 25th Birthday with Major Renovations
The Sebasco Lodge marks its 25th anniversary with a $35,000 modernization of the main lodge completed last winter. Improvements include 18 private baths, new maple furniture, expanded rooms, carpeting, new lighting, and a renovated kitchen and wash facilities. The lodge expects its best summer yet with over 325 meals served daily and an acclaimed golf course maintained by head greenskeeper Isaac W. Rainey. Dr. James A. DeFrance, a renowned agronomist, recently visited to assess the greens.
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Sebasco Sebasco
Prippeton
Richard D. Cushman
Oefeyed Es- Nahment
Falmouth
N. E. Markham
Phippsburg
Gordon Alden
Sebasco Lodge
Maine
Cushman
Isaac W. Rainey
James A. DeFrance
Small Point Notes on Seasonal Cottage Stays
Mrs H P Baldwin and family occupy the Terry cottage at Small Point with visits from Mrs William A Smith and daughters at the Manley cottage in Syosset. Manley Breck of Boston joined as weekend guest. Susan MacDowell and Sidney move into a newly bought home at Small Point, previously at the Manley cottage. Families from Dum mer Street and Detroit also spend the season at local cottages.
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H. P. Baldwin Terry
Sally
H. P. Baldwin, Jr
Gray
Cold Spring Harbor
L. I
N. Y
Terry
William A. Smith
Susan
Sarah
Syosset
Manley Cottage
Manley Breck
Boston
Susan MacDowell
Sidney
Portland
Small Point
Manley
Wallace Rand
Dummer Street
Des Dearborn
John Chandler
Detroit
Mich
Sterling Junction
Mass
Campbell Pond Notes Highlights Local Visits and Outings
Mr and Mrs Edward L Woods of Orlando Florida visited Campbell Pond friends the Metcalfs in Sou Royalton Vermont and Mrs Woods sister. Mrs Edward R Nicoll of Arlington Heights Illinois spent weekend with the Metcalfs at Campbell Pond. Miss Elsie Bowen of Attleboro Massachusetts was a weekend guest of the Metcalfs. she and Mrs Pe A have history teaching in Attleboro twenty years ago. Mr and Mrs Paul Peceino and daughter Anita of Campbell Pond returned from a few days at Old Orchard Beach. William Pecci of Campbell Pond is painting his home a bright red shade.
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Edward L. Woods
Orlando
Fla
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell Pond
Sou Royalton
Bowen
Hav
Attleboro
Paul Peceinof
Anita
Old Orchard Beach
William Pecci
Campbell Aye
Shirley
Michel Whitten
Edith Judkins
Ack Baudo
Constance Arnold Augusta
Richard
Cox’s Head
Beach
Fort Baldwin
Spinney’s
L. P. Walker
J. H
Ida Kelley
Framingham
Mass
P. J. Doyle
Frank Shaw
Charles Condon
Needham
Shaw Cottage
Helen Stanley
Chelmsford
Fred Carl
John Graver
Medford
George Mains
Wiscasset
Fred H. Spinney
Joseph McKenna
John Quinn
Cindy
Bath
Lillian Johansen
Fort Popham
Earl Oliver
Waltham
Ernest Oliver
Marion Towne
Janice
Burleigh Williams
Leroy Perkins
Winnegance
Oliver
Atkins Bay
Marjorie Lindberg
Linda
Lila- Anne Ellinwood
Rehoboth
Ida Oliver
Harry Hollins
Harry Hollins, Jr
Victoria Etnier
Lynne Robinson
Oldwick
N. J
Gilbert Head
William H. Stone
Biddeford
Marguerite McNulty
Grace Cushing
Guy E. Crowley
Parker Head
Walter Cushing
Robert FitzGerald
Oak Hill
Newton
Mattson Cottage
Roger Oliver
Miss Marjorie
Jay
Culvel 10 tee wedding at Preliminaries in Parker Head
Miss a8 Lorraine Skolfield daughter of Mr and Mrs ce Skol field of Harpswell will wed Lieut ant ie USNR Lloyd Parker. The ceremony is at Elijah J Hlogg church at real Center. Local social notes recount many visitors calls and weekend gatherings across Bath, Harpswell, East Boston and surrounding towns with numerous relatives and friends attending events and the upcoming Parker Head Vacation Bible school picnic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvel
Lorraine’ Skolfield
Ce Skolfield
Harpswell
USNR
Lloyd D. Parker
Elijah J Hlogg
Real Center
Lois Lindsay
East Boston
Billy Hodgkins
Doris George
Sandra Erickson
Laura Libby
Lillian Temple
Florence
Hazel Cushing
Neil Page
Virginia Lemont
Eugene Harring
Leston Harrington
Frank Burnell
Bath
Leon Ross
Eugene Ross
Jimmy Ross
Herbert Denninson
Yarmouth
Dennigan
Helen Ayer
Rosses
Clara Darling
Allston Oliver
Sam Sternberg
Herbert Bassett
Irene Libby
John Karaly
Cleveland
Ohio
Stephen Hlister
Steven Hlister
Robert
Anna Hlister
Lisbon Falls
Ellen Lowell
Hebron
Walter Cushing
Ellen Atwood
Luray
Edward H. O'Brian
Arlington
Malcolm O'Brian
Walter Greene
Augusta
William Hallett
E. Hasty, Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Cushing
Ramon Bourgeth
Elizabeth Cooper
Frankie Sawyer
Portland
Donald Wyman
Russell Turner
Margaret Woodman
Nobleboro
Elbert Woodman
Woolwich
Gilbert Woodman, Jr
Waukegan
Two Youngsters Observe Birthdays at Woolwich Party
A prettily appointed birthday party for Allan Thomas turning five and Lynn Thomas turning three was held Tuesday afternoon at the Woolwich home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas. Guests included Linda Cleaves Susan Petit Terri Thomas and Kathy Galuza of Brunswick with their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thomas
Woolwich
Allan
Lynn
Linda
Barbara Cleaves
Susan Petit
Terri Thomas
Ohn
Dana McLean
Pepper Nsley
Cleaves
Kathy Galuza
Brunswick
Louise Galuza
Rane McLean
Bessie Etit
Newborn Mink Kit Weighs Under Half an Ounce
A newborn mink kit weighs less than half an ounce, reflecting the tiny size of wildlife infants. The detail highlights early life stage measurements and fur industry context.
Sabino Notes Fire Quickly Contained Near Houghton Pond
A small forest fire near Houghton’s Pond at Sabino was halted by West Bath fire crews and quick local help. Donald Lewis battled the flames while Robert Upham fetched aid, as Sabino residents organized bucket brigades. Community events and summer visits dominate the weekend notices amid ongoing cottage life at Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fire Department
Houghton’s Pond
Sabino
Donald Lewis
Robert Upham
Upham
Lewis
John Coombs
Nickerson
West Bath
Pine Haven Camp Opens Season With 168 Members
Pine Haven day camp opened with 168 girls registered. Director Mrs Don ald Freeman led introductions and flag ceremony. Activities include badge work drawing arts and crafts music nature and first aid with daily consultants. Tents were set up Saturday under Cyrus Ashe with a large volunteer crew.
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Pine Haven
Donald Freeman
Cyrus Ashe
Roy Bradford
Wilbur Crist
Zina Eaton
Everett Fraser
Frank Gallagher
Leo Gallant
Emerton Gross
Rich- Lionel Lessard
Roy Lawrence
Robert McRae
Sherman Mitchell
Donald Munsey
Wesley McPhee
Waldo Potter
Frank Reay
Arthur Sonia
John Witham
George Young
Arterial hardening seen as treatable disease
Once viewed as a disability of old age, hardening of the arteries is now considered a disease state that can be treated and possibly cured by modern medicine.
Summer crowds swell traffic as pleasant weather returns
Last weekend brought heavy traffic and crowds drawn by fine weather. Out-of-state plates and visitors from Canada appeared as pleasure craft crowded Kennebec waters. Local notices mention summer plans, church painting, and numerous visits and guests at area cottages and inns along Bath and Popham.
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Canada
Kennebec
Popham Circle
Coxs Head Dromore Extension Group Hosts Picnic at Minot
The Coxs Head Dromore Extension Group met at a Minot home in Phippsburg Center for a noon picnic. A note from the region reports many clamdiggers at Atkins Bay flats facing a clam shortage. Many visitors, including families from Woolwich, Sasanoa Bluffs, Bruns wick, Swampscott, Bath, Everett, Augusta, and Wollaston, were noted as weekend guests or callers at various local cottages and homes. A local remark adds that speech defects often accompany hearing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Extension Group
Minot
Phippsburg Center
Atkins Bay Flats
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
Woolwich
Edward P. Thomas
Edward de Bery
Jamie Stewart
Brunswick
Boston
de Bery
William de Bery
Brookline
Mass
Percy J. Lewis
Swampscott
Ernest Wood
Bath
Webberlake
Vassalboro
George Stacey
Julia B. Dozois
Stanton C. Dozois
Horace Holton
Wellesley
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
William Perkins
Everett
Everett Perkins
Joseph Luciano
Grace Baudo
Constance Arnold
Augusta
Dozois
Leon Smith
Jean
Caroline
Wollaston
Towboat Chief Hosts Staff at Bath Shore Dinner
Ion Moore president of the Central Maine Towboat Co. hosted a staff and families shore dinner Sunday at Bath. A long list of attendees included Dorothy Tozier Dale Houle Ann Costello and many Portland guests with visits and vacations at cottages around Sagadahoc Bay and Bay Point. Deputy sheriffs Belanger and Wagner were noted at Bay Point Thursday as part of local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Coal Co
Bath
Kennebeeee
Ion Moore
Central Maine Towboat Co
Portland
Dorothy Tozier
Dale
Alice Houle
Ann Costello
William Chadick
Harold Gowen
Donald
Stanley Crafts
Kenneth Crafts
Henrys. Keene
Margaret
Howrd
Uniondale
N. Y
Peabody Owift
Ashington
D. C
Swift
Germany
Robert H. Miller
Garden City
Fred P. Taylor
Auburn
Thomas Hagan
Bay Point
Dionne
Welsh
Belanger
Wagner
Echardt
Everett
Mass
Nina Cummings
Sagadahoc Bay
Elmer Tibbetts
Arthur Tibbetts
Harold Robinson
Harold Drake
Sarasota Florida
Maryland
Dietrich
Emery Rideout
Billy” Coombs
North Street Extension
Howard Keen
Margaret Swift
Henry S. Keen
Ernest Frank
William J. Cahill
Boston
Madison Moore
Tozier
Moore
Clyde Whittaker
Perow Cottage
Joseph Desmond
Sandra
Albert
Desmond
Geneva Morang
Bath People Return From Atlantic City Su preme Assembly
Mrs Evelyn Morse worthy advisor of Rainbow Assembly Bath and Miss Jane Ledyard Grand Worthy Advisor of Maine return from Atlantic City N J where they attended the Supreme Assembly Maine delegates from Portland Bath with Grand Worthy Advisor Ledyard attended and were honored The four day session featured banquets breakfasts entertainments and trips with Rainbow Girls and Mother Advisors from across the United States The next Supreme Assembly will be in San Antonio Texas in 1956 with hopes to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Morse
Rainbow Assembly
G. Bath
Jane Ledyard
Order of Rainbow of Maine
Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme Assembly
Maine
Portland
Bath
Miss Ledyard
United States
Ledyard
Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
Morse
James C. Led
Morse High Grad of 1954 Cited in Lincoln Street Yard Note
A fragment notes a Morse High School graduate from the class of 1954 connected to a yard on Lincoln Street. The readable text specifies the school and year but lacks further context or details about the person or event.
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Lincoln Street
Morse High
Dromore Grangers Meet Tuesday Evening
The master Ray Campbell announced the monthly meeting of the Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council for Thursday evening with Enterprise Grange at Richmond Corner. Supper at 6 30. Refreshment committee for July 27 includes Thomas Tracey Anna Hanson Lucy Smith Evelyn Beals and Myron Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Ray Campbell
Past Masters’ Association and
Enterprise Grange
Richmond Corner
Thomas Tracey
Anna Hanson
Lucy Smith
Evelyn Beals
Myron Ellis
Dromore Extension Group
Charles V. Minot
Frederick Haggett
Phippsburg Center
Grange
Reading
Rockport
Aletha Campbell
Ada King
Florence Rollins
Thomas Tracy
Edward King
Temple Stolen Home Hat Trick Sparks Redlegs Start
Johnny Temple, Cincinnati Redlegs infielder, stole home three times in the club's first 21 games this season. The startling feat highlights the team's aggressive baserunning early in the campaign. Temple leads the club in clutch plays and energized Cincinnati's offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bath Memorial auxiliary meets with reports and plans
Bath Memorial hospital auxiliary reports June Cozy Corner net of 76 dollars and 14 cents, dues 34 dollars, sewing hours totaling 55, membership up 28, clambake tickets selling well for Small Point Beach event, new representative to Maine Association of Hospital Auxiliaries, August meeting moved to August 4. Valparaiso fire crews observe house burn as owner chooses to burn it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sumner Sewall
Charles B. Poe
Vin B. Henderson
Edward St. Martin
Sewall
Bath
Richard Kimble
Small Point Beach
Arthur King
Maine Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
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Glen Moore
Charlotte
Alfred
Charles Stevens
Clifford Pye
John McCourt
Maurice Blair
McCourt
Thomas Totman
Norman Markham
Mark Harrington
Winthrop Blair
Ellen
Camp Drum
Marilla ‘Totman
Ellen Blair
Fred Howard
Harold Seavey
George Larrabee
Head Endh
Virginia Blaisdell
Pemaquid
Belfast
Wilbur MatMillan
Pauline Wyman
Johnny McCourt
Dudley Harrington
Camp Hines
Raymond
John Nordland
Glen Alden
Hines
Wilbur MacMillan
University of Maine
Center
James Seavey
U.S.C.G
Genesta
Popham
Allan Thomas
Association
Paul
Eileen
Oliver Street
Virginia
Chester Freeman
Susan Scammon
Thomas Aikenhead
Clayton A. Nelson
West Boxford
Kenneth Haverson
Otis N. Card
Haverson
George 3d
Robert Cameron
Jack Ingham
Revere
Donald Walton
Boothbay
Harold Adams
Ruth Fields
Catharine Leonard
Thornton Henderson
Kershner-Henderson
Cox
Supreme Assembly of Order of Rainbow
Adele Beatty
U.S
Timothy
Paris
William V. O'Connor
Inset
London
Britain
Earl Beatty
States
Dromore Grangers
Valparaiso
Ind
Red
China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ington