Phippsburg Community Notices and Events Update
In Phippsburg the Sunday speaker will be Rev H Macy White with services at Small Sunday and an evening Beach gathering. Delegates and committees meet at Bodwell Grange with upcoming sewing machine attachments and a May 15 meeting at Mrs Hagecutt plus Charles Minott. Dromore Grange hosts a Youth committee transport for a school picnic. local families listed include the Pye and Ivey families and others. The Sunday school is closed for a Mrs Macy White trip toAttrita. Many residents vacation or attend camps. the Christian Service committee covers part of expenses for these youths. schoolhouse repairs planned. about 60 attend Saga dahoc and Lecturers Council meeting at coon grange. Families visiting and traveling residents are noted along with local dance recital participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Macy White
Hagectt
Charles —V. Minott
Dromore Grange
Philip
Ivey
Messip Jacob
Charles Be
Clidora Pye
H. Macy Whiteac
Atreta
Irma Gilman
Barbara
Jacob
Dianne Pye
Kitehead
Christian Servic Committee
Sagadahoc
Masters Association
Coon Grange
Donald
Siete
Boston
Herriott
Massachusetts
Moran
Moran House On Doughty's Hill
Arthur Morse
Albert Co Gs
New York
Adele Hunt
Sebasco
Arthur Harrington
Carol Ann
Charles Benoit
Joseph
Charles
William Blaisdell
Pauline Wyman
Rose Wyman
Charles Stevens
Center
Duncan Farrell
Rome
Farrell
Dudley Leavitt
Bath
Meadowbrook
Jean Hunt
Lee Sargent
Peterborough
N. H
James Gray
Stanwood C. Gilman
Walter McCourt
Charlo Alden
Audrey
Wark
John Alden
Gordon Alden
Raymond Core
Agnes Cutting
Cutwill
Campbell
Marlene Logan
Sitarta
Norma
Dianne Blais
Famous Attraction Ming to Lakewood
The revue based on Ferenc Molnar's Liliom titled Oklahoma Pas ia and South Pacific transfers from Budapest to the Maine seacoast. It features Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan, with Lee Northrop and Tom Rieder among the principals. Performances run nightly at eight with matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Juliet
Lee Morns
Fernec Molner
Liliom
Budapest
Seacoast
Maine
Billy Bigelow
Tom Rieder
Robert Alda
Billy
Barbara Cook
Scott Merrill
Paul Brown
Lois van Pelt
Kenneth le Roy
Alice Berry
Water-main work nears completion in Bath streets
The Frederick Construction Co. of Dorchester Mass winds up its water main laying contract in Bath with gravel fill over trenches on Commercial and Oak streets. It laid 1,180 feet of new eight-inch line to the junior high site, replaced 13,350 feet of eight-inch main, moved hydrants, and will crown with hot top to restore streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Construction &Co
Dorchester
Mass
Bath
Oak
Dorchester Company
Oak Streets
Commercial Street
Broad
Oak Street
Commercial
Washington Street
Summer Street
Bowdoin students win high honors and join Phi Beta Kappa
Richard O. Card of Bath and Christian von Huene of Woolwich juniors at Bowdoin College earned straight A grades for both semesters and were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Card is History major, ROTC member, James Bowdoin Scholar, Rifle Club, and Distin Military Student. Von Huene, James Bowdoin Scholar, participates in Glee Club Chapel Choir swimming and Art major. The article notes substantial library donations and a solitary Sagadahoc county fever case at Voloid Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O. Card
Bath
Christian von Huene
Bowdoin Cole
Card
Otis N. E. Card
North Street
Rifle Club
James Bowdoin
Disti
von Huene
James A
Glee Club
Chapel Choir
Aimee von Huene
River Road
Woolwich
Parker Head PTA Sale Dates and Local Social Notes
The Parker Head vestry hosts its annual PTA sale on July 9 at 2 p.m. Local residents Earl Lowell Albert Gray from Parker Head will attend. Numerous town residents and naval personnel frequent Parker Head with visits to Bath, Lisbon Falls, Bremerton and Ellsworth, including noted birthdays, church events, and community gatherings. The town reflects a busy social page with guests from Waldoboro Bath Harpswell and Yarmouth attending various family and church activities. The article also notes 3 000 species of rodents in a closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lowell
Albert Gray
Parker Head
Grand Chapter Observe 35th Anniversary With Lobster Salad
Saturday evening a Grand Family Night will honor the Grand Chapter officers who will fill the stations. A lobster salad supper precedes the meet with refreshments and a social hour, recognizing the chapter's thirty fifth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Howe
Gen
D A R Members to Lunch at Mrs Main Birch Point
Members of Colonel Dummer wall Chapter D A R will gather at Mrs A M Main Sr Summer home Birch Point June 30 for a luncheon. Charles B Doyle Bath Bus Co will meet the group at Central church around 12 15 to 12 30 and return to Bath by five o clock. Attendees should bring cooked food or a white elephant for the afternoon auction.
Montsweag Extension Group Sews for Hyde Memorial Home
Montsweag Extension Group met at Arrowsic town hall for an all day session sewing two piece pajamas for the Hyde Memorial Home under Mrs Gladys Eaton. A health meal report came from Home and Farm Week at Orono where she was a delegate. Cars leave the Gateway in Woolwich at nine. callers call Mrs Pert at 1448.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Arrowsic Town Hall
Hyde Memorial
Gladys Eaton
Orono
Woolwich
Pert
D A R Leaders Meet In Hallowell Maine Discuss Plans
Sewall chapter and Bath regent attended a State Board of Management session of the D A R with Mrs Frederick Haggett. Reports showed Maine chapters active on Red Cross and civil defense projects. A summer meeting was planned at Lakewood and the fall meeting set for Hallowell in late September. 18 regents and 14 state officers attended. Reported distance guest from Houston. Lunch served. session adjourned at 3 45 PM. Sacred Heart Circle held a social at Mrs Marie Hamblett’s home with an outdoor frankfurter and hamburger gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
State Board of Management
Worster House
Hallowell
Frederick Haggett
Bath
Ashmead White
Bangor
Maine
Red Cross
Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Lakewood
Houston
Sacred Heart Circle
Popham Beach Improves Grounds With Walk and Flowers
Circle held its meet and final plans completed for the fair July 15 with a rain date July 6. The publicity committee includes Harry Adlerson Mrs Peter Philips and Mrs Roland MacIntosh. The event starts at 10 am and runs all day. A long column details numerous beach visitors residents and visitors at Kennebec Cottages and Bath homes with many traveling from Boston Belfast Brunswick and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Harry Adleson
Peter Philips
Roland MacIntosh
Geneva Moody
Olive Crowley
Myra Scott
Ellen Florian
Florence Olver
Nancy Spinney
Berwindvale
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Bath
Wendall P. White
Boston
Warren W. White
Sau Hie Spot
Walter E. Sprague
H. C. Todd
Belfast
Mary D. Robinson
Lubec
White Spot
Daley
Cleveland
George Stone
Lewiston
Helena Doughty
Phippsburg Center
Kennebec
Robert Beatty, Jr
Stanley W. Hyde
Herbert R. Sprague
Claire Monroe
Betty Jordan
Carson Lindley
Brunswick
Orville Mank
Norman E. Markham
Markham
Alton Hathaway
Lexington
Mass
Edward Hancock
Hoagland
Cox's Head Dromore Extension Meets and Personal Notes
The Dromore Extension met last week with Mrs Addie Seavey teaching on Nylon Flowers. The July meeting will be a picnic hosted by Mrs Charles V Minott and Mrs Fred Haggett at their Center home. Cox's Head attendees included Mrs Sarah E Wilbur, Mrs Eleanor Thomas, Mrs Priscilla Thayer, Mrs Julia Dozois and Mrs Gladys Dozois. Personal items note Mr and Mrs Leon Smith of Wollaston Massachusetts spent Sunday at their cottage and Mr and Mrs Vernon Philbrook visited en route to Matinicus after attending Donald Rankin's Chicago wedding, then visiting Mrs Helen Rankin and Deborah in White Plains New York. Alton Mitchell of West Bath was a Monday caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Addie Seavey
Charles V. Minott
Fred Haggett
Sarah E. Wilbur
Eleanor Thomas
Priscilla Thayer
Julia Dozois
Gladys Dozois
Cox's Head
Leon Smith
Wollaston
Mass
Local Social Roundup at Coastal Cottages and Cottages
Mr and Mrs Edward P Thomas and family spent weekend with relatives in Bath Dix s Island Parker Head and Kennebunkport locals. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Percy J Lewis in Swampscott Mr and Mrs Dozois and son Richard and Mrs Julia Dozois at Cape Porpoise and Kennebunkport Miss Carolyn Wyman from Parker Head called on Miss Mary Moore Mrs Bernard Carlson visited Parker Head Mr and Mrs Robert Thistle of Meadowbrook called at the Dozois home Also present were Ernest Woods Bath and guests Rosemary Greig Swampscott Fred Hale Akron Ohio and Leslie Lewis with Lee Eldridge Albion Johnson Jr and daughter moving to Dix s Island Laurence Thayer family and Frank K Wyman Bath moved to Thayer cottage Bowdenham Richmond visitors Oliver Spruc ville Omar Perry Meadowbrook Paid visits and weekend gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Watson
Ginna EmeRay Sanday
J. Frank Mezenski
Lewiston
Ramon Hamel
Bath
Lester Beals
Rock Garden Inn
Sebasco
William Cushing
Bernard Wyman
North Berwick
Harold Barkalow
Judy Moore
Merle Gilliam
Arthur Moore
Florence Rollins
Earl Lowell
Phippsburgh Congregational Church
Charles L. Stevens
W. H. Wyman
Bailey’s Island
Florence Maas
W. T. Wyman
Bert Nisbet
Waldoboro
Parker Head
Carole, Dale
Sandra Mank
John W. Libby
Long Beach Calif
Sally Lowell
S. A
St. Au
Lewis Lowell
Harpswell
Howard Hutchins
Russell Turner
Gordon Alden
Joyce Gray
Linda Johnson
Worcester
Mass
Rock Gardens Inn
Leston Harrington
Albert Gray
Clarence Sheffield
Bernhard Carlsson
Lawrence Thayer
Jane
Dromore
Eugene Ross
Yarmouth
Arthur Bergeron
William Hodgkins
Thomas Skeffield
Ellsworth
Lorraine Eet
Skolfield
Brunswick
Bangor
Olive Deejay
Clyde Moore
Lynn
Edward P. Thomas
Percy J. Lewis
Swampscott
Stanton C. Dozois
Richard
Julia B. Dozois
Cape Porpoise
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Carolyn Wyman
Mary Moore
Bernard Carlson
Dix’s Island
Robert Thistle
Meadowbrook
Dozois
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Billy
George Stacey
Ernest Woods
Carl S. Lewis
Rosemary Greig
Fred Hale
Akron
Ohio
Leslie Lewis
Lee Eldridge
Percy Cottage
Albion Johnson, Jr
New Bedford
Dix's Island
Laurence Thayer
Stephen
Frank K. Wyman
Thayer Cottage
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Omar Perry
Bowdeinham
Richmond
Charlotte's Dance Recital Delights At Morse High
Charlotte's School of Dancing presented a lively recital at Morse High School auditorium. Pupils performed in acts such as The Japanese Room The Western Wing Collection From the South Seas The Crown Jewels Colonial Wing The Egyptian Room The Grecian Room and The Old English Room amid unique costumes and stage settings. A high temperature reading of 106 occurred in direct sun near Central Fire station on Water street while other thermometers passed 90 by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Museum
Charlotte’s School of Dancing
Morse High School
South Seas
Central Fire Station
Water Street
Sun's differential rotation speeds at equator than poles
The sun does not rotate as a rigid body, showing faster rotation at the equator than near the poles due to its gaseous nature.
Smith-Tobey Post Leads Rockland Parade Delegation
Smith Tobey led a Rockland parade contingent with the Drum Bugle Corps at the front under Bud Clark. The group included Horace McClure Forrest Legerd Louis O. ture Gardiner post service officers and Legion officials. Plans for next year's Lewiston convention parade were discussed. The Smith Tobey post invites nonmembers to the Legion Home Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. for elections and new member intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
S Tobey
Smith-Tobey
Lewiston
Legion
Forty Candidates for Legion Team Tryouts Reported
More than 40 candidates reported for Monday tryouts for the Post's junior Legion team with 24 surviving the selection process. Names listed include Carter, Gerry Parker, Skillings, Grant Merrill, Blagdon, Harvey Carlin, George Vance Libby, John Forbes, Crocker, Durga, Marchetti, Musk, Raymond Green, Terry Ramsay, and Duane Piteettald, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Ae Carter
Gerry Parker
Skillings
Grant Merrill
Blagdon
Harvey Carlin
George Vance Libby
Geo John Forbes
Er Crocker
Marry Wmond Durga
George Edward Marchetti
Cege Einee
Harry Musk
Raymond Green
Terry Ramsay
Joan
Duane Piteettald
Saccharin Not Sugar Yet Very Sweet In Use
The note states saccharin is not sugar and lacks food value but is highly sweet, highlighting its chemical nature and usage distinction from ordinary sugar.
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Phippsburg
Ming
Patricia Northrup
Carousel
Bowdoin College
Dell
Judy Morse
Fay Pye
Frances Pye
John McMann, Jr
Albert F. Toétman Public Library
Parker
ATH
Sewall
Daughters of Isabella
Marie Hamblett
Pratt Street
Pageleur
Popham Beach
Stanley Wallaces
Willard Bonner
Buffalo
N. Y
Lorraine van Housen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Long Island
Bonner
Marilyn Pye
Small Point
Fred Spinney
Francis B. Hill
Manchester
John McCarty
Cape Cottage
Agnes
Margaret Hennessey
Cottge
Elizabeth Webber
Helen B. Stearns
Cambridge
Webber Cottage
Ernest Oliver
Clifford Pye
Phipsburg Center
Carl Bickford
Bruce
Bowdoin
Lewis Prency
Arthur
Davis
John H. Beebe
Wakefield
Roland McIntosh
Riverside
Barbara Sprague
Northampton
Northampton School
Marion Richards
John Fish
Jane Richards
D. L. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cora Buchanan
George Buchanan
Burt S. Osgood
Sea Acres
Alden Denham
Birch Point
Cox
Charlotte
Morse Auditorium
Dennis M Cots
Chevrolet
Brooke Chevrolet
Center Street
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