Phippsburg Community Events And Youth Elections
In Phippsburg many town activities fill the week with Youth Fellowship electing President Owen Totman Vice President Boyd Harrington Secretary Margaret Oliver and Treasurer Gloria Eaton. A sunset service is planned for June 20 and an auction set for August 11. Small Point residents meet for the annual picnic at Bailey's Beach after a 10 am church gathering with transportation provided. New church members will be received in June.
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den- Peer
Small Point Rae
Youth Fellowship
Owen Totman
Boyd Harrington
Margaret Oliver
Gloria Eaton
Small Point Sunday School
Bailey’s Beach
Small Point
Phippsburg Dog Owners Urged License by June 7
Henry W. Senecal chief constable of Phippsburg warns all dog owners to license by June 7 or face legal action. He notes a similar license procedure last year yielded excellent results.
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Phippsburg
Henry W. Senecal
Senecal
Writing rules subversive charges clarified by Colorado board
The Colorado Board of Education approved a plan requiring written sworn submissions for subversive activity charges against teachers. A 20 member citizen committee aimed to curb hearsay by informers and defined subversive activity as Communist party membership or advocacy of changes by force. San Diego report notes a judge assignment over a dentures suit.
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Denr
Colorado Board of Education
Communist Party
North Bath visits and local social notices spill over week
North Bath residents and visitors gather for weekend events with extended family from Portland West Chester Dromore and Bath. Morse High school graduates from North Bath include Dorothy Robinson George Lawrence Gail Sukeforth and Richard Coombs. Harriet Cook of Whitman Mass. returns home after two weeks with David Henderson. Katherine Turnbull of Hartford Conn. visits her father William Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeGroot
Rose Lee Higgins
Lewiston
Burton Wing
J. Carroll Wing
Dow Air Base
Wing
Portland
Charles Rogers
North Bath
Lewis Gomez
Holly
Dromore
Bailey
West Chester
Pamela Rogers
Betty Elliot
Lucy Cutting
Elmer Rogers
Merle Orne
Brunswick
Fred Robinson
Bath
Albert Bourassa
Topsham
Althea Ward
James
West Bath
Sewall Strout
Wiscasset
Letitia DeGroot
Wellfleet
Mass
Rose Leeiggins
John de Groot
Popham
Morse High School
Dorothy Robinson
William Lenfest
George Lawrence
Harry Higgins
Gail Sukeforth
Cedric Sukeforth
Richard Coombs
Myron Coombs
Harriet Cook
Whitman
David Henderson
Katherine Turnbull
Hartford
Conn
William Camp
Bath MEMORIAL Hospital TWIN Daughters Born
Twin daughters born Tuesday at Bath Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Lloyd of Lemont street Bath. Weighs five pounds twelve ounces and six pounds two ounces. Mrs. Lloyd is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haines of North Bath. Virginia Ingalls of Portland visited her mother Mrs. H. W. Rogers Tuesday. Richard Peterson and friend Brad Hilton of Cumberland Center were weekend guests of Frank Ward.
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Phippsburg
Morse High
Beverly Hughes
Henry Doughty
Arthur Totman
John Totman
Gerald Wyman
Norman E. Dubie
Bangor Theological Seminary
Tuesay
Scribner Mockler
South Portland
Howard Bowker
Patty Boulay
Bath
Marilla Totman
Harry Spinney
Sebasco
Thomas Totman
Morse High School
Eliza Bradshaw
Memorial Hospital
Maurice Blair
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Faulkner
I. W. Rainey
Steuben
Lawrence Libby
Center Post Office
Portland
H. W. Rogers
Richard Peterson
Brad Hilton
Cumberland Center
Frank Ward
Year’s Rain Deficit Touches Topeka Farmers
Weather bureau reports a four-year drought in Kansas with a full year of normal precipitation lost. Kansas stands as a leading winter wheat producer, heightening concern for crops amid prolonged dryness. Belief in relief remains cautious as farmers cope with the deficit and its economic impact.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Nashville
Mich
Belle
Rhode Island
It Was Hot Fort Worth Bar Brawl Turns Silent
Police called to a downtown Fort Worth tavern found no gang fight or gang presence. The bar was wrecked and empty except for an 18 year old who said the chaos was caused by a delivery of hot tamales.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Fulton Built Submersible Warships Including Nautilus
Historical note credits Robert Fulton with constructing two to three submersible warships, among them the vessel named Nautilus, highlighting his role as an inventor of early underwater craft.
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Robert Fulton
Popham Repairs Delays Ice Cottages Opening This Year
Rain and fog hinder interior work at Popham and delay cottage openings while planting runs late. A quiet holiday sees many visitors and seasonal guests at Bath and nearby cottages, with multiple families arriving from Nashua, N H and Lewiston. Local residents and workers, including Ellison Moody and Marguerite McNulty, resume routines after vacations and hospital stays.
Local Socials And Visits From Coastal Towns
Mrs Sarah E Wilbur returned home after spending winter in Portland. Mr and Mrs Leon Smith of Wollaston Mass vacationed Memorial Day at their cottage last week. Mr and Mrs Stanton C Dozois and Mrs Julia B Dozois travel Tuesday to Massachusetts to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Lester Oliver of Spruceville were Freeport visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Forreston Wallace of West Point and Mrs Arthur Moore of Parker Head called on Mr and Mrs Lewis Moore Friday. Ralph Seekins of Bath visited his cottage last weekend. Laurence Thayer of Bath visited the Thayer cottage Saturday.
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Patty Wyman
Ruth Gray
Jane Gray
Diane Ross
Grace
Lewis Lowe
Parker Head
Harpswell
Irene Libby
John
Bangor
Fairfield
Lisbon Falls
Richard Jordan
Portland
J. A. Darling
Darlings
Hensinger
Bath
David Bailey
Richard
Dudley Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Darling
Florence Rollins
G. C. Beals
Stonybrook Roads
Rollins
Walter Cushing
Eliza Bradshaw
Daisy Talbot
Howard Hutchins
South China
Peter Hutchins
Sebasco
Turners
Barbara Harrington
Ralph Hasty
Waldoboro
Russell Turner
James Randall
W. H. Wyman
Eva Hoar
Frances Morong
George Morong
West Point
Chester Wilson, Jr
Wyatt
Wilson
Billie Hodgkins
East Boston
William Hodgkins
Leslie Logan
Sarah E. Wilbur
Leon Smith
Wollaston
Mass
Stanton C. Dozois
Julia B. Dozois
Massachusetts
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Freeport
Forreston Wallace
Arthur Moore
Lewis Moore
Ralph Seekins
Laurence Thayer
Thayer Cottage
Florida road marker sent from Minnesota forgiven by department
The Florida Road Department received a highway marker mailed from Lamberton Minnesota with a note saying it had been taken as a souvenir in 1942. The writer, now a Christian, asked for forgiveness and offered the marker. The department forgave the lapse and accepted the marker.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Road Department
Lamberton
Minn
Schoolboy Patrol Here On Monday
Bath honors about 150 Schoolboy Patrol members at City Hall Auditorium for the 1955 56 year with praise from Supt Loring R Addition Police Chief Edward L Gaudreau and City Manager Stanley W Judkins A summer safety message from Trooper Herman Poudreau and notice of the Annual Schoolboy Patrol Picnic at Reid State Park with buses leaving City Hall at 9 a.m. Certificates are awarded to students from multiple Bath schools including Mitchell Washington Fisher Huse Dike North Grammar and North Grammar School.
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Bath
City Hall
Supt. of
Loring R. Addition
Edward L. Gaudreau
Police Department
Stanley W. Judkins
Herman Poudreau
Troop D
Gaudreau
Bath Police Department
Reid State Park
Mitchell School
Thomas Alley
Michael Brown
Thomas Cahoon
Stephen Carey
Laurie Caton
Christine Coombs
Carol Cornish
Danny Daigle
Fred Caten
David Haggett
Peter Hanson
Raymond Hutchins
Janice Libby
Dorothy Marks
Nancy Merchant
Dewey Mitchell
Ralph Oulton
Jack Page
Mary Parshley
Ronald Pushard
James Rioux
Gregory Robinson
Linda Elliot
Michael O’donnell
George Moore
Elaine King
Betty Shepard
Linda Perkins
Margo Snipe
Donald Fern
Deborah Moody
Gloria Irish
Irene Robinson
Washington
William Sides
Norman Sinibaldi
Richard Back
Alan Fifield
Kathryn Palmer
Barbara Norton
Michael Willette
Shirley Farrin
Peter DeCourcy
Wayne Cyr
Gregory Maddocks
John Tabbutt
Gerald Cyr
Donna Carr
Jan Smith
George Wagner
Hunt White
Leo Lewis
Fisher School
Wayne Ames
Bruce Lindan
Andrew Eliason
Dean Murray
Judy Howard
Tommy London
Brenda Harney
Carol Spasiano
Jeannie Bergeron
Janet King
Bruce MacKinnon
Henry Gallant
Robert Hunt
Patrick Morin
Huse School
Robert Pooler
Russell Ames
Michael McNeil
Sandra Condon
Richard Sinibaldi
Alden Ames
Donald McElman
James Bourgoin
Richard Coleman
Ellen Doyle
Pauly Ann Stinson
Leigh Bailey
Paul Breton
James Cole
Stephen Griffiths
Frederick Woods
Carl Upham
Peter Rubin
Joyce Sabo
Jack Sears
Mildred Harkins
Paul Ring
Charles Cahill
Katherine Thorpe
Larry Wallace
Carol Holmes
Allen Linscott
Donald Houk
Dike School
Allen Commeau
Daniel Cooper
Kenneth Savage
Robert Spicer
Gail Robbins
Thomas McKay
Stanley Morse
Orville Davis
Richard Freeman
Sandra McIntosh
Margo Goodwin
Suzanne Bryant
John French
Bonita Kennedy
Martha Rae
Robert Brewer
Lloyd Stinson
Edward Green
Ronald Lewis
J. Michael Conley
Paul James
Larry Parks
Lynda Deering
North Grammar School
Julia Badore
David Bailey
Barbara Brown
Myrtle Brown
Pamela Brown
Christopher Buck
Barbara Buffam
Robert Bussey
Robert Condon
Joyce Delano
Andrew Footer
Barbara French
Virginia Farrow
Mary Galloupe
Lawrence Grimard
Clark Hodges
Kent Johnson
Joey Lee
Nancy McInnes
Kathryn O'Farrell
Linda Reay
Jeanette Rideout
Scott Johnson
James Preble
Peter Roberts
Robert Sweeney
Carla Tukey
Rodney Ross, III
James Sherburn
William McElman
Edith Laskey
Richard Brown
Charles Guild
Roger Kingsbury
Kendall Trust Fund Award At Dike School
Sandra J. McIntosh and Allen M. Commeau were named recipients of the William B. Kendall Trust Fund Award at Dike School ceremonies. Superintendent Lor ing R. Addison presented the Kendall Award to the boy and girl showing the greatest overall improvement in work and citizenship. Miss McIntosh is the daughter of Frank and (Mrs.) McIntosh of 10 Valley Road and Commeau is son of Stanley Commeau of 59 Dummer Street.
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Sandra J. McIntosh
Allen M. Commeau
William B. Kendall
Dike School
Loring R. Addison
Kendall
Dike
Miss McIntosh
Frank McIntosh
Valley Road
Commeau
Stanley Commeau
Dummer Street
Icy street mishap on downtown Tulsa prompt clash
A plump Tulsa woman slipped on an icy downtown street and toppled into several pedestrians. She glared at a man and blamed him for the incident while another man replied that her conduct was pitiful and noted she sat on his hat.
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Tulsa
Okla
Divine Law Obedience Brings Healing
Austin speaker Earl E. Simms argues that healing and progress come through consecrated obedience to the Ten Commandments. He cites Christian Science healing, the Christ’s power, and the need for love, patience, and forgiveness amid atomic-age fears.
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Earl E. Simms
Austin
Texas
Simms
Christian Science Board
Church Auditorium
North Street
First Church of Christ Scientist
T. Tarpy Schulten
Christ Jesus
Woodard Named President of The Mother Church
Clifford A. Woodard of Cambridge Mass was today named president of The Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass The one year term followed his election announced by The Christian Science Board of Directors at the annual meeting The report notes Woodard is an authorized teacher and practitioner with Harvard degrees and a Warren Pa origin The meeting drew adherents from the U S and overseas and highlighted growth in Christian Science media and outreach efforts worldwide
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Clifford A. Woodard
Cambridge
Mass
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Woodard
Christian Science Board of Directors
Harvard College
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Harvard Law School
Warren
Mother Church
Christian Science Movement
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifford O. Woodard
Union
Europe
Asia
Australia
No Speed-up Needed in Local High School Game
Johnstown statistician Steve Seman notes no rush to adopt the 24 second rule, observing ball possession exceed 20 seconds in only three occasions during Johnstown and Westmont high schools game. He reports few delays and sees no immediate need for change in the high school game.
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Johnstown
Steve Seman
Westmont High Schools
Seman
First Huntington Heart Surgery Reported in Huntington
Dr. William B. Blake Jr. of Huntington performed an operation to remove an obstruction in the heart of Mrs. Sidney Ferris, 27, to restore normal blood flow. The Herald-Advertiser notes it was Huntington’s first heart surgery.
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Huntington
Huntington, W. Va
William B. Blake Jr
Sidney Ferris
Herald-Advertiser
Naband Grows From Five to About 120 Musicians
From the paddled wheel era to today the Na Band has expanded from a five member group to roughly 120 well known musicians, reflecting growth and broader reach in the music scene.
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Norman Dubie
Center
Winneyanee
Dubie
Phipps
Bodwell
United Cerebal Palsy Association
Eleanor Blaisdell
Center Church
San Diego, Calif
Jim Toothaker
Parker
Stanford
James Ross
Martha Ross
Linda Doughty
Patty
Mary Anne Wyman
Richie
John Libby
Ruth
Judy Hamel
Lawrence Thayer
Cub
Leni
Mama Bear
Swiss Zoo
Kim Novak
E. Burke
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
B. F. Goodrich
Trafton
Maine
Willis A Trafton, JR
Governor Club
Walter L. Emerson, Jr
Treas
ENT
North
Joan Bennett
Bronxville
N.Y
Hamilton
Bermuda
Manhattan College
Miss Bennett
John B. Curran
Troy
N. Y
Charlotte Curran
Claude Bonesteel
Fred Carll
Clarence Connors
Nashua
N. H
Robert Partridge
Hampton
Trixie McDuffee
Roger Oliver
Willard Oliver
George Oliver
Ernest Shepard
Sally
Peter Phialas
Mark
Katy
Chapel Hill
N. C
Roland MacIntosh
Ralph Houston
Albert Vachon
Norris Follette
Naugatuck
Eni Carrier
Savoie
Gilbert Atwood
Elmer Hathaway
Newton Center
Gilpatrick
Lexington
Hathaway
Marguerite McNulty
Cox
Department
Lion Claws
Circus
Jean Beatou
Madrid
Spain
Beaton
International
Get Kendall
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Mother
Roy Garrett Watson
Gordon V. Comer
Will B. Davis
United States
Canada
Davis
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
John H. Hoagland
Richard H. Chase
Miranda
Barnstaple and Sidmouth
Devonshire
England
Dortmund
Trier
Germany
Helsinki
Finland
Asan Point
Guam
Vlaardingen
Netherlands
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