Phippsburg Summer Vacaion and Local Notices
Sunday worship at Small Point church ends for summer, with services moving to Center church which receives a new paint coat. Phippsburg T.A. reports 22 attendees at sapr meeting. July Fourth picnic planned at Wyman's beach with Mrs. Blaisdell and Mrs. Totman in charge. August family game and dance at town hall under direction of Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Rogers. Various town residents visited, vacation plans announced, and local church ties noted with several weddings, births, and summer postings.
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Worssip
Small Point
Center Church
Center
Sapr
Phippsburg T.A
Wyman's Beach
William Blaisdell
Thomas Totman
Town Hall
Ernest Oliver
John Rogers
Gordon Alden
Earl Lowell
Stanwood Gilman
Eleanor Ball
Mapleton
Mark Harrington
Pauline Wyman
Ethel
Ann Stewart
Miss Wyman
Joseph H. Chamberlain
Lakeland
Fla
James Little
Bath
Winn
Methuen
Mass
George Larrabee
Norman Dubie
Henry Senecal
Gertrude Blaisdell
Frederick Brown
Kittery
Thomas Morse
Greg
Eustis
Grace Parks
Frederick Morse
Portland
Eva Rogers
Jean Hunt
Antrim
N. H
Sewall’s
Edward DeBery
Charles V. Minott
John Morse
Thomas C. Totman
Sebasco Lodge
William Alexander
Lewis Alexander
West Point
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Rome
Alexander
Augusta High School
H. Macy Whitehead
Brightwater
South Portland
Whitehead
Leal Kelly
Kelly
Kenneth Stabler
Joseph Purdue
Alice Loraine
South Dartmouth
Winnegance
Iense
Laurence Thayer
Helen Fosdick
Sylvia
Topsham
Laddie
Parker Head Church
WCTU
Parker Head
Phippsburg School Board
Earl F. Lowell
Fred W. Arndt
Charles Harrington
Cleveland
Ohio
Lloyd Lowell
New Milford
N. J
Stanton Dozois
Cox's Head
W. A Lowell II
Maine Maritime Academy
Elwood Hathorne
Sandra
Woolwich
William Temple
Charles Blaisdell
W. A. Lowell
Alonzo Lowell
Willard Lowell
Sebasco Estates
Harry Lewis
Patricia Wyman
Master Lewis
LTL
YTC
Old Orchard
Roger Lewis
Bernard Wyman
James Ross
Wilma Hodgkins
Arthur
Wayne Bergeron
William Cushing
George Bourgette
Donald Logan
James Heald
Ashdale
Herbert Bassett
Ipswich
Carolyn Wyman
Oldtown
Louis Couture
Jay Darling
W. H. Wyman
Richmond
Albert Gray
Boothbay
Chester Sanbourne
Gary
Gray
Roland Emero
Massachusetts
Emero
Bowdoin College
Lizzie Gray
Olga Carlson
Maurice Blaisder
John F. Sweeney
Bedford
Mags
Mary McCatchy
Alston Oliver
Florence Rollins
Elza Bradshaw
Leston Harrington
Bath Memorial Hospital
Boundary Problem at Duke Aims to Define Jicarilla Lands
The Jicarilla Apaches hire a research group to map land boundaries they claim from US appropriation. They seek compensation for territory roughly between the Continental Divide and the eastern NM border and from the Arkansas River in Colorado to an east west line through Albuquerque. The Navy railroad operates over 2,400 miles of track, with 350 diesel electric locomotives, 3,000 box cars and 2,000 flat cars.
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Duke
N. M
United States
Continental Divide
New Mexico
Arkansas River
Colorado
Albuquerque
Navy Railroad
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Yonkers Hosts Pair of Harness Triple Crown Events
Yonkers New York lists a series of harness racing triple crown events for year Trotters compete in the Hambletonian at Goshen August 8 the Yonkers on August 25 and the Kentucky on October 4 the pacers race in the Messenger at Roosevelt Raceway June 30 the William H Cane Futurity at Yonkers August 18 and the Little Brown Jug at Delaware Ohio on September 20.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Goshen
Kentucky
Roosevelt Raceway
William H. Cane
Delaware
Ohio
U.S. birth rate climbs to a 1947 record after 1938 low
The United States birth rate fell to 18.4 per thousand in 1938 and rose to 26.6 per thousand in 1947, marking a record high for the seven years around the wartime period.
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U. S
Parker Head PTA holds final meeting at Edgecomb inn
Parker Head PTA wrapped up its final meeting at an Edgecomb inn with eight members and one guest present on Friday. The next meeting is planned for September with Mrs. Earl Hamel.
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Parker
PTA
Edgecomb
Earl Hamel
Popham Summer Fair date set with many committees listed
Popham July 34 set as the date for the Summer Fair. Committees cover food candy fancy work gifts white elephant parcel post sale books children's games and pony rides plants and driftwood paintings hat bar publicity and more. Beach heat drew crowds with Fort Popham State Park open and cottages rented as visitors arrive from several states and Canada.
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Popham
Fred H. Spinney
Roland McIntosh
Morris Petlock
Gilmore
Candy
William E. Hill, Jr
Margaret
Edith Oliver
Guy E. Crowley
N. B. Fickett
Myra Scott
Fred E. Carll
Ellison Moody
Vernon Mattson
J. Dwight Kinmouth
Ida Oliver
Fred Waterhouse
Harry Adleson
Ernest Oliver
J. Haviland Torrey
Peter Phialas
Marguerite McNulty
A. Lincoln Anderson
Norman E. Dubie
Dorothy Mattson
Mary Brown
Freeman Davis
Candy’s Harbor
Carl Newcomb
South Portland
Fort Popham State Park
States
Canada
Marilyn
Joanne Pye
Small Point
Spinney
Patricia Whitehouse
Bath
Bessie Stiff
Martha DeBraun
Saddle River
N. J
Florida
George Oliver
Willard
Gayle
Oliver
Savoie
Ernest Lindberg
Swansea
Mass
Massachusetts
John B. Curran
Charlotte Curran
Claude Bonesteel
Troy
N. Y
Mildred Sprague
Herbert R. Sprague
Lillian Johansen
Isabelle
Fort Popham
Herman Shepard
Charles Shepard
John McCarty
Cape Cottage
Harvey Chubbuck
Jesse Munsey
Woolwich
Harry Hollins
New York City
Oldwich
Gilbert Head
Stephanie Etnier
Boston
William McKinley
Seguin
Leila Chamberlain
Lakeland
Fla
Frank Ferrerra
Cambridge
Crowley
Brighton
James Livingstone
Elizabeth
Winchester
W. M. Higgins
North Attleboro
Seaacres
Walter Gilmore
Oosterlitz
Fitchburg
Della
Parker Head School Picnic and Local Meetings
Coxs Head The Parker Head school held its annual picnic at the Thayer cottage on Wyman's shore. Dromore Farm Bureau met Wednesday at the grange hall. A Penny Sale occurred with Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Totman serving dinner. Callers at the Thomas home.
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Parker Head School
Thayer Cottage
Wyman’s Shore
Dromore
Grange Hall
Bath Junior High Fourth Quarter Honor Roll Listed
The Bath Junior High announces the fourth quarter honor roll by grade and room. Listings include multiple students with honors and high honors in grades seven eight and nine, across rooms 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 106 301 302 303 304 305 306 101 102 103 104 107 108 202 and 203.
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Bath Junior High School
Paula Lessard
Alexander Luke
John Nostall
Wayne Snell
Kent Higgins
Sharon Milliken
Sheredith Waters
Malcolm Carey
Charles Cary
Robert L. Hawkes, Jr
Elaine Turcotte
Ralph S. York, Jr
Linda Ames
Paula Boudreau
Robert Bragg
Audrey Dingley
Richard Hart
Arlene Wharff
James Hogan
Holly Hutchins
Douglas Knight
Paul Legard, Jr
Wayne Robbins
Gilman Sprague
David Wallace
Charles Allen
Nancy Kocha
Ruth Hunter
Bonnie Luce
Laura Warner
Barbara Kenney
Brenda Marshall
Nancy Bruce
Mary Jane Nugent
Judith Libby
Edward Morton
Richard Haskell
Jane Footer
Linda Chaney
Dawn Bowles
Elizabeth Aikenhead
Colleen Brown
Janice Card
Lynda Dutton
Jean Clunie
Joan Clunie
Dian Farnham
Wayne Fitzgerald
Barbara Fuller
Jewell Flint
Ellen Fletcher
Sharon Graffam
David Humphries
Thomas Holbrook
Rita Hennessey
Terrance Irish
Patricia Hill
Barbara Lawrence
Paul Kinder
John Laskey
Deborah Lawrence
Kathleen Lewis
Donald Logan
Eleanor Main
Judith Marsh
Virginia Percy
Jon Paisley
Anthony McLaughlin
Bruce Milliken
Margaret Mitchell
Donald Nadine
Ellen Oliver
Jill Olsen
Louise Pearson
Peter Bourque
Kenneth Poole
Gloria Overlock
Joyce Scantin
Eugene Rittal
Marilyn Ray
Deidre Richardson
Civil Defense panel discusses local wardens and surveys
A Bodwell grange meeting featured a panel with Sagadahoc county and Maine CD officials led by moderator George Jo Nugen t. Scott Morse and Cecil Fullerton spoke on wardens duties and community surveys. C Bruce Wright discussed state level CD policy. The session highlighted home surveys to gauge disaster needs and local facility readiness. The Preakness Stakes note is a separate end item.
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Bodwell Grange
George Jo Nugent
Sagadahoe County
Scott Morse
Cecil Fullerton
C. Bruce Wright
Maine Civil Defense
Morse
Fullerton
Thomas L. Totman
Civil Defense
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc County
Republican Candidates Night at Small Point Beach Successful
The Sagadahoc County Young Republicans and Women’s clubs hosted the final Meet The Candidates night at Sewall’s Casino Small Point Beach Phippsburg. Col William Dawes Veazie and Philip F Chapman spoke amid an overflow crowd of 100 plus as campaign momentum grows ahead of the September elections.
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Sagadahoc County
Young Republicans and Women’s Clubs
Sewall’s
Small Point Beach
Phippsburg
Robert Hale
Portland
James V. Day
Kennebunkport
Willis A. Trafton, Jr
Auburn
Alexander A. LaFleur
Col
William Dawes Veazie
Philip F. Chapman
Chapman
Edward DeBery
Young Republicans Club
Maine
Bath
Charles F. Cummings
Frank S. Bailey
Woolwich
Bailey
House
Cummings
Senate
Arthur J. Dunton
Dolloff
Bath Municipal
Klickstein
Sagadahoce
Small
Cleveland P. Curtis
Bowdeinham
Vincent C. Jones
Richmond
Col. Veazie
Congress
Hazel Robbins
Women's Club
Annual Dance Revue by Charlotte's School of Dancing Pupils
The annual dance revue by students of Charlotte Ca hill's school was presented at Morse High School auditorium before an enthusiastic audience. Dancers Fay Pye John McMann Taffy Robinson Joanne Ray Betsy Goldstein Paula Lessard Irma Totman and others showcased tap ballet and acrobatic pieces with solo and ensemble numbers. The program featured a stage set of Maine Central Railroad cars and included awards for perfect attendance and lesson-mile achievements.
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Charlotte's School of Dancing
Morse High School
Charlotte Cahill
Fay Pye
Clyde Pye
Phippsburg
Miss Pye
Charlotte
Pye
New York City
John McMann
Small Point
Taffy Robinson
Roger Robinson
Joanne Ray
Paula Lessard
Betsy Goldstein
Irma Totman
Henry F. Totman
Annabelle Cole
Maine Central Railroad
Paula Leighton
Kristine Warming
Pamela Rines
Joan Tetreault
Alice May Preble
Patty Smith
Melody Preble
Kitty Haines
Cindy Densmore
Sandy Moore
Clifford
Col
Betty Jane Pierce
Sherry Downing
Holly Brown
Jane Oliver
Joyce Oliver
Marjorie Pierce
Marjorie Corkran
Kathie Brown
Joanne Rea
Jane Favor
Kathy Puppo
Del‘phimium
Sally Favor
Gardenia
Doris Ann Pappo
Alice Mae Preble
Campers
Donna Roy
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Patty
Philip Arsenault
Margaret Irish
Linda Tetreault
42Nd Street
Nancy Howe
Doris Ann Puppo
Norma Libby
Marjorie Swain
Martha Rea
Judy Ames
Rachel Merrill
Pamela Ames
Melody
Martha
Frances Pye
Florence Fullerton
Bath Legion Team Wins Westbrook 2 0 Behind Ames No Hitter
Harold Ames, in his first Smith Tobey Post Junior Legion start, pitched seven innings of no hit no run ball for Bath in a 2 0 win at Manchester Post No 67 Westbrook. He walked four and fanned 14 as Bath tallied in the third on a single by Clark and a delayed double steal and added another on Lachance’s grounder through Baird. Charest pitched all seven for Westbrook, allowing the Bath runs on three hits while Ames set up the victory with his early control and clutch strikeouts.
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Harold Ames
Smith-Tobey Post
Junior Legion
Maine Legion Baseball Hall of Fame
Manchester Post No. 67
Westbrook
Bath
Westbrookians
Ames
Goan
Wilson
Lachance
Baird
Clark
McHale
Pete Charest
Smith-Tobey
Ab McHale
Recital Features Fisher Andrews and Miss Annabelle Cole
Mrs. Fssher J. Andrews played the overture and accompanied guest Miss Annabelle Cole, a Lewiston-born pianist and former pupil of Charlotte. Cole studies with Dorothy Mason in Portland. The program also included Charlotte at the piano with Joseph Avery on drums.
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Annabelle Cole
Lewiston
Miss Cole
Charlotte
Dorothy Mason
Portland
Joseph Avery
Iron Works Recreation Boat Trip Plan
The Iron Works Recreation Association announces a boat trip on June 24. The event aims to support Bath Iron Works workers with a river excursion. A prior date of June 17 was proposed but the schedule now centers on the June 24 trip.
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Iron Works Recreational Assn
Fav Bath Iron Works Rver
Stinday
Jim
Boats to Pemaquid and Bath trip schedule detailed
Boats depart the BSW south dock at 9 30 a m for Back River to Gilbert s dock at Pemaquid with a 90 minute stop for meals and visits to local sights. Return to Bath via Damariscotta River arriving about 4 15 p m. A Frenchman reached Michigan in 1618, two years before Plymouth Rock. Insects breathe through tubes throughout their bodies.
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BSW
Gilbert’s
Pemaquid
Gilbert's
Bath
Damariscotta
Michi-gan
Upper Peninsula
Plymouth Rock
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