Local voters list names for county offices and state posts
A long roll of candidates appears for Lincoln County in nonpartisan ballots, listing offices from United States Senator to Clerk of Courts. Names include Paul A. Fullam Margaret Chase Smith Edmund Muskie Edith Whitehouse and many local figures. A separate note records a June 17 Air Force induction for Lincoln County youths and upcoming community events and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Tor
Pete L. Jones
Mar
Smith
Jh M. Cross
Congress
Jervey R. Pease
George A. Cowan
John N. Glidden
Edith H. Whitehouse
Jiff
Herbert L. Pinkham
Stanley G. Waltz
Cleveland
A. Page
James Blenn Perkins
Vernon R. Chase
Herbert A. Carlk
Millard I. Clark
Harry D. Mosher
Carl W. Hilton
U. S
Paul A. Fullam
Margaret Chase Smith
Edmund S. Muskie
Thomas E. Delaharty
Lore H. Ford
Register of Deeds
Edith Whitehouse
Elenn Perkins
Lincoln County
Air Force
Fort Williams
Damon Kitteridge
Waldoboro
Stuart Emery Greendeaf
Trevett
Duane Griffin Lewis
Campbell Street
Boothbay Harbor
Richard Frank McLellan
Elliott Ranha Amere
East Boothbay
North Bath News Personal Items and Local Notes
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun club signs DeGroot property at Junc East Brunswick and North Bath roads. Various local residents, visitors, and family events noted, including a birth at Central Maine General Hospital Jeffry Gordon Root, wedding anniversaries, military assignments, baptisms, and moves to cottages at Merrymeeting Bay.
Local Family News From Dayton And Portland
Mrs William E Hale Jr and son William third of Dayton Ohio arrived for a visit with Mrs Hale s parents Mr and Mrs John F Cooke of Middle Street Judy Costain has completed her freshman year at Fisher Junior College and is at home with her parents Mr and Mrs George T Costain of 47 Granite Street Dr and Mrs M W Wester Mayer and daughters Drusilla and Bethany 858 Washington Street have gone to Union Springs NY where they will pass a week Upon their return they will be accompanied by their son Daniel who has been attending a private school at Union Springs The street is a patient at the Maine General Hospital in Portland where he submitted to surgery Tuesday His condition was reported as satisfactory Wednesday Mr Chaney would appreciate hearing from his friends His address is Par 2 Room 204 Maine General Hospital Portland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club
John DeGroot
East Brunswick
North Bath Roads
Harry Higgins
Dave Henderson
Jackie Rockefeller
North Bath Road
Thomas Back
Merrymeeting Bay
Elaine
Roger Kingsbury
Rose Lee Higgins
Rose Kingsbury
Robert Kingsbury
University of Maine
H. W. Rogers
Edmund Higgins
Dick Hall
Assinipee
Mass
Yarmouth
Clifford Walsh
J. Carroll Wing
Farmington
Elmer Wing
Doris Hopkins
High Street
Edwin Rogers
Hopkins
Alphonse Shelton
Wiscasset
Edwin Hemingway
Patricia Crocker
William Donovan
St. Mary's Church
Elmer Rogers
Charles Sims
First Baptist Church
Clarence Seavey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Chandler Rogers
Kausbeuren
Ger
Pfc
Rogers
5Th Infantry
Robert E. Thurston
63Rd Tank Battalion
Kitzengen
Samuel London
Thurston
Germany
Fort Dix
William E. Hale, Jr
William
Dayton
Ohio
Wilson Freeman
Bowdoin
Bath
Ernest Freeman
San Francisco
Calif
Herbert Leeman
Barley Neck Road
Freeman
Bath Iron Works
Chester Leeman
Wayne
Chester Lee
Atwood
U. S
Washington, D. C
John Atwood
Winship Street
Ralph Bowers
Waterville
Robert Bowers
Robin
East Hartford
Conn
Bowers Cottage
Back
Lawrence Putnam
Henry Swanson
Woolwich
Boston
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Benjamin Welch
Cape Elizabeth
George F. Con
Forrest Baker
Marthow O. Doak, Jr
Carroll Morse
Camden
John Leonard
Donna
David
North Woolwich
Sebec Lake
Brushwood
Boothbay
Arch D. McCartney
Cincinnati
Brushwood Camp
al Chick
Western Hills High School
McCartney
Maine
Theodore Marty
Theodore, Jr
Terry
Day’s Ferry
Marty
Boothbay Camp
Mere Doys
William Altemeir
Veterans’ Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Boy Scouts of
Neighbors Across Kennebec Share Summer Visits
Bowdoin and Bath residents exchange news on visits by Wilson Freeman and family from San Francisco to Barley Neck, the Atwood family from East Hartford staying at Back River, Leveroni from North Quincy arriving for the summer, and other regional gatherings. Community events include a dairy supper planning, a silver wedding anniversary, a Boy Scout Camporee, and a Woolwich Teachers Club supper at Dodge Inn ending with a theater trip.
Community Notices From Central Nequasset School and Local Hosts
Local social calendar details list the Cen tral Nequasset school principal McKellar and many residents including Mrs Alvah Donnell, Mr and Mrs George Hopkins, Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw, Mrs Florence Temple and others. Visitors from West Bath and Richmond frequented North Woolwich hosts Albert Temple and family. Spinning Wheel Club hosted a supper with a fish chowder menu and gifts deposited in a Christmas chest. The next meeting is July 15 with Mrs Florence Hathorne and co host Mrs Jordan Wright. Weekend guests included families from Brockton Stoughton and Yarmouth, with a Baker family outing at Damariscotta Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Bennett
Glenice
Craig
West Bath
Bennett
Albert Temple
North Woolwich
Hugh Lancaster
Jay Nelson
Richmond
Merle Jameson
Gilbert Hathorne
Spinning Wheel Club
Jameson Home
Florence Hathorne
Jordan Wright
Elsie Stinson
Florence Temple
Frances Hathorne
Forrest Baker
Highway No. 1
Joe Auovo
Lorraine Patrick
Brockton
Mass
Agnes Petrakaitis
Stoughton
Barbara Gutkowski
Lillian Rice
Yarmouth
Patricia
Bruce
Darrell Baker
Betty Layton
William Fogg, Jr
Joan Hawkes
Ralph Fogg
Baker
Damariscotta Lake
Woolwich Grange Plans Dairy Month Lobster Supper
Woolwich Grange met Wednesday. officers listed. They announce a lobster stew supper on June 28 with public invited. Repairs to the hall to begin, and Dirigo Grange invites master and others to a ground observers corps meeting June 27. Guest Eth el Reed spoke. July meeting planned with a varied program and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Ella Ronson
Harvey Chubbuck
Marion Chubbuck
Beatrice Bailey
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Grange
Albert Bailey
Dirigo Grange
Ground Observers Corps
Ethel Reed
Huntoon Hill Grange
Montsweag Group Explores Packed Lunches For Picnics
Montsweag Extension Group held an all day session at Arrowsie town hall with Edith Rice food project leader presenting packed lunches. She highlighted sandwich spreads, freezing techniques, beverages, vacuum jugs and picnic basket packing. Members prepared a noon meal and planned a summer outing to Merrymeeting Bay Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Arrowsie Town Hall
Edith Rice
Food Project
West Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
West Bath residents share a weekend of visits with family in Antrim, Fort Kent, Augusta, and Brunswick. Local births, college students returning home, property purchases, and employment updates decorate a roundup of neighbors and kin. Names include Haley, Deehan, Stover, Barter, Fowden, Leonard, Burnham, Wass, Purinton, Holbrook, Boudreau, Ketchum, Ring, Nicoll, Moore, Jacque, and Cr...
Playground signups near 500 for Lambert Park Huse Goddards
About 500 children sign up for a supervised playground program at Lambert Park Huse School and Goddards. Three supervisors handle morning activities with one present in the afternoon. Weekly swimming trips start next week with Fisher and Goddards on Tuesday and Lambert Park Huse on Thursday. To join all day trips, a child must be in third grade or higher and have three prior playground days. Trips are supervised with health and safety rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park
Huse School
Fisherschool
Goddards
Fisher
Card of Thanks From Harriet Stevens for Saga da spense Vote
A card of thanks from Harriet C. Stevens expresses sincere gratitude to voters of Saga da spense in Monday's election. The note also mentions Miss Molly Palmer returning to Allston Massachusetts after visiting Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons on Washington Street and her sister Mrs. Marion Ledyard of Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saga Daspense
Harriet C. Stevens
Molly Palmer
Allston
Mass
Thomas S. Gibbons
Washington Street
Marion Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Bath considers shorts ban in business district
A proposal from Police Chief Frank L. Moriarty seeks a city ordinance banning shorts that do not reach the knee and bare midriffs to curb sex crimes. Supporters cite safety, while youths and merchants fear summer business and personal freedom implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frank L. Moriarty
Moriarty
West Bath Grange Father’s Day Program Observed
West Bath Grange held a Father’s Day program with about 100 attendees. Highlights included songs, poems, readings, and a violet color theme, plus prizes for the oldest fathers and a candle floral ceremony. New office roles and future events were announced, including degrees and meetings at nearby granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
West Bath
Joseph W. Larrabee
Verl McNelly
Alton Collins
Henry Vaillancourt
Glenn Harmer
Topsham Grange
James Royal
Mattie Collins
Bertha Palmer
David Larrabee
Gertrude Trott
Grange
Florence Farnham
Persis Miller
Mrs Carroll Wakefield Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Carroll Wakefield of Washington street has returned to her home from Memorial hospital after treatment for a virus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Wakefield
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Garden Club Meets at Montsweag Home on Tuesday
The Bath Garden Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Cornwall Rogers Montsweag home. About noon members arrived to arrange flowers for display in rooms and studio. Lunch for 34 members and guest Mrs Pierre Cumings of Lebanon Pa was served on the terrace on a perfect June day. Mrs Rogers welcomed new member Mrs William Turpie. Mrs William Skelton spoke on rose cultivation. Mrs G Thomas Murphy reported on hanging flower containers for the business district funded by local businessmen. A Medomak Regional meeting report and August 19 flower show at Vinalhaven were noted, with fall regional meeting in Thomaston in October. Contemplated visits to Belgrade convention and open house days at Bristol and Camden were announced. Junior Nature chair Mrs Kenneth Francisco plans a June 28 City Park meeting. The next meeting will be at Mrs Sumner Sewall’s Summer home, Small Point Beach, July 27 for a hat show with members wearing hats adorned with fresh flowers vegetables and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilla K. Libby
Rosalie Jane
Donald W. Alley
U. S. Navy
Helen Fager
East Boothbay
Miss Libby
Wiscasset High School
Alley
Boothbay’ Harbor
U. S. S. Vulcan
Norfolk
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Congregational Church
Fime
Wiscasset
Bertha Day
William Cost
Marjoline Morris
Robert MacLaren
Barbara Cost
Grange Hall
Pony League
George Gavette
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Bath
Linnox League
Sam Soule
Abe Wanser
Drum and Bugle Corps
Sheepscot
Margaret DeMerchant
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Simone Barter
Forrest Barter
Joseph W. Larrabee
Leon Belanger
The
Grange
Mattie Collins
Huntoon Hill Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Merriconeag Grange
Bath Garden Club
Cornwall Rogers
Montsweag
Pierre Cumings
Lebanon
Montsweag Bay
Medomak
Vinalhaven
Murphy
Bristol
Camden
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Small Point Beach
Summer Activities Opening at Two Woolwich Camps
Summer arrives with Brushwood Camp at Day's Ferry and Boothbay Camp for Boys opening for the season in Woolwich Maine. Cincinnati visitors visit Brushwood as families plan summer stays. Mr. McCartney, a Boothbay Camp alumnus, leads a Maine family return. Dr. William Altemeir, head surgeon in Cincinnati, may join Brushwood visits yet faces scheduling demands. Farewell parties and cookouts mark camp openings as Woolwich and Bath residents greet summer visitors.
Special Town Meeting on June 26 at 10 a.m.
A special Coren town meeting is posted for Saturday June 26 at 10 a.m. Voted articles will address sending 7th and 8th grade students to Bath and concerns about a school building. All voters are urged to participate and cast their votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coren
Bath
Mrs Pierze Cadthings Guest of Washington Street Couple
Mrs Pierze Cadthings of Lebanon Pa is a guest of her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Reinoehl at their Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pierze
Cadthings
Lebanon, Pa
Frank Reinoehl
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry L. Bradford
Bates College
Bradford
Helen Dickinson
Colby College
Charles S. Sewall
Boylston Hutchins
Bowdoin College
Sewall
Hutchins
Poland
Tam-o-Shanta Association
Lela S. Wier
Lela
Ley
Wier
P. O. Box
Jackson
North Bath News
David Lee
Richard Niven
Morse High School
David Henderson
Milton Emery
Marlene
Kittery
Constance Alley
Roland Alley
Frank Cutting
Dromore
Charles Rogers
Cedric French
Bay
Church of the Nazarene
Calhoun
Kennebec
Just Wold
Jean Leonard
Teachers Club
Stanwood Gilman
Phippsburg
Dodge Inn
Seeton
Bowdoin Theatre
Brunswick
Bernice Bailey
Beulah Land
Jessie Spaulding
Clyde Bailey
Daddy
Grangers
Alton Smith
Penny March
Stanley Haley
F. W. Deehan
William Fowden
Annandale
Courtney Stover
Loretta
Robert
Richard
Fort Kent
Joyce ‘Stover
Gorham State Teachers College
Richard Carlson
Berry Mill Road
Herbert Leonard
Irving Burnham
Colin Dinsmore
Harrington
Oliver Wass
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Peter Purinton
Pinson Cottage
Rosedale
Percy Holbrook
Marshall Boudreau
William Ketchum
Arthur Kinney
Crystal Lake
Lee Ketchum
Saco
Calvin Bagley
Albert White
Warren
Foster Point
David Ring
David, Jr
Arthur Nicoll
New Meadows Inn
Luce
Garnet
Harold Perkins
George Stimpson
Foster Point Road
Roy Moore
Doris Sanborn
Steep Falls
Dennis Jacque
Berlin
N. H
Auburn
Charlotte Smith
Extension Service
Stanley Burnham
Mildred Bowie
Ralph Baker
Front
Judy Holbrook
Peggy Hanson
Pauline Kelley
Sue Hagerthy
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Kenneth Francisco
Nature
Merrymeeting
Bay Shore