Phippsburg Meeting Sets Local Elections and Notices
The Phippsburg town meeting outlines election of officers by Australian ballot with terms for town clerk treasurer tax collector and road commissioner and a school committee member. It also notes dog licenses, church and community events, World Day of Prayer plans, Easter services and a slate of community activities including Life University registrations and Brownie and Girl Scout events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Lsstoner
Tppsburg Christian Service Tree
John
Haggett
Helen DeBery
Spinney
John G. Morse
Bath Council of Churches
Christian Service Committee
Winter Street
Bath
Edward DeBery
University of Life
Phippsburg
Ernest Oliver
Juliette Low
Morse High School
Girl Scoute
Fesne
Peggy Ray
Gir Uers
Marilla Totman
John Rogers
Bodwell
Grange
Mhasee Woods
Winneganee
Links Choir
Small Point Parsonage
Edie White
Small Point
Parker Head P. T. A. Holds Meeting and Notices
Community notices describe Parker Head P T A activities at Parker Head with Mrs Leston Harrington and Mrs Earl Lowell. Attendance at school sessions, upcoming penny sale, and plans for meetings are listed along with snippets on local visits, birthdays, and residents traveling or hospitalized.
Polar Star Lodge Past Masters Night honors furber and plans 150th anniversary
The 29th Past Masters Night of Polar Star Lodge at Masonic Temple honored late William A. Furber, master 1904-05, with 111 at a chicken pie banquet. Rev. Laforest Hodgkins spoke on The Lessons of the Three Degrees. Guests included Cornish and Hale. Solar Lodge plans a two day 150th anniversary in September with officers present. A Master Mason Degree followed, and memorial services were held for Furber and other members. Soloist Leonard Marks and the Winter Street church quartet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge
Masons
Masonic Temple
William A. Furber
Enesta Chapter
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Cornish
14Th Masonic District
Freeport
Hale
Brunswick
John Evans
Bath
Charles Lanyon
Clyde Baker
Solar Lodge
Hodgkins
W. Percy Marks
Sven B. Lonn
Ernest R. Freeman
Delmar E. Bates
Edward M. Butterfield
William L. Skelton
Lawrence A. Lowell
Fred A. Osgood
Woodbury
W. Bailey
Carl J. Severin
Lloyd A. Beers
S. F.C
Robert A. Gallagher
William A. Boyce
George D. Adams
Edwin H. P. Lowell
R. W. Irving C. Trufant
Fernando T. Hutchins
Frederick H. Altekamp
Hartley J. Lounsberry
Leonard Marks
West Waldoboro
Lord
Winter Street Church
Telephone Users in Bath Area Start Public Survey
Ten operators of the New England Tel and Tel Co began a survey of users in Bath Brunswick Wiscasset Freeport and Harpswell to see if subscribers favor toll elimination between communities and higher base charges. Cards sent for a vote. nonrespondents will be called to secure a satisfactory count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Bath
Brunswick
Wiscasset
Freeport
Harpswell
Feeport
Harspwell
City Hall
Mrs Tina Schaper Visitation in Islip Manse
Mrs Tina Schaper of Islip is visiting for several weeks with her son and wife Rev and Mrs Richard J Schaper at the manse on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Schaper
Islip, L. _N
Richard J. Schaper
Washington Street
Popham Beach and Town Meeting Preview Activities
Popham Circle members sew, braid rugs, and crochet for the Summer fair while Selectman Mark Harrington distributes town reports. The annual town meeting is set for Monday with 49 articles and polls open 9 am to 1 pm. Contests target road commissioner and changes to selectmen and town clerk. Stanley W. Perkins runs for third selectman. Church services were held at Small Point with Rev. H Macy Whitehead and Lenten services shared with Bath. Numerous Bath and Popham residents were noted visiting cottages and attending events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Fred H. Spinney
Mark Harrington
Stanley W. Perkins
Third Selectman
Small Point
H. Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg
Bath
First Baptist Church
Barbara Sprague
Northampton
Mass
J. Dwight Kinmouth
Hackensack
N. J
Washington
Albert V. Stolpe
Douglas
Winthrop
Ralph Small
Ernest Oliver
Alexander Reed
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marguerite McNulty
Post Office
Fred Spin
Phippsburg Town Reports and Local Visits Noted
The annual Phippsburg Town Reports were distributed by the selectmen. Road conditions improved after Ralph Doughty scraped dirt roads. Local social events included the Christian Service meeting at the Morse home and visits by DeBery, Thomas, Totman, Perry, Ross, and Thayer households. DeBery attended the Eastern States Farmers' Cooperative annual meeting in Springfield, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Ralph Doughty
Christian Service
John G. Morse, Jr
Winnegance
P. Edward DeBery
Edward DeBery
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Fred Thomas
Sebasco Estates
Edward P. Thomas
Thomas Totman
Phippsburg Center
Omar Perry
Meadowbrook
Lester Oliver
Eugene Ross
Parker Head
Laurence Thayer
Stephen
Bath
Wyman
Thayer
Parker Head Village
Eastern States Farmers’ Cooperative
Springfield
Mass
Morse High graduates vote for caps and gowns
Morse High School seniors vote to wear caps and gowns for June commencement. Activities during commencement week are set with Baccalaureate on June 6, Class Night on June 7, Graduation on June 9, Alumni Banquet on June 10, and Senior Reception on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Local residents noted in Portland obituaries and visits
Mrs. Carl Albee Mrs. William McGlinchy Mrs. Frederick D. Hill and Mrs. Carlton Rice died Wednesday in Portland. Mrs. Harry Carroll of Lewiston a former High Street resident attended a luncheon club. Mrs. Robert Turner nee Mary Lermond and daughter Barbara Ann returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lermond, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hupp of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Albee
William McGlinchy
Frederick D. Hill
Carlton Rice
Portland
Harry Carroll
Lewiston
High Street
Robert Turner
Mary Lermond
Barbara Ann
Stratton
Earl Lermond
Weeks Street
Rubin elected G.O.P. city chairman at caucus here
Harold J. Rubin was elected the Republican City Committee chairman at Tuesday night’s caucus in City Hall with Ronald C. Oulton as vice chairman and treasurer and Mrs Majella Hill as secretary. About 150 people attended as 15 delegates were named for both State and District conventions and wards updated membership lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oulton
Majella Hill
Harold J. Rubin
Ronald C. Oulton
Majella Hil
City Hall
Burton M. Cross
Bariger
Rubin
Hill
Stover
Harold J. Sonia
Jesse W. Allen
Ann Deering
Deering
Etta M. Thurlow
Louis O. Couture
Joseph Robinson
Arthur W. Gediman
Allen
Sagadahoc
Esther L. Brown
Herbert T. Caverly
Stanley R. Hunter
Gardiner R. Deering
J. Horace McClure
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Lillian H Heal
Emily McMann
Hazel Robbins
Walter G. Lyden
Father Brown
Bath Rifle and Pistol Club sweeps Auburn matches
The Bath Rifle and Pistol Club defeated the Auburn Rifle Club at Auburn on Thursday evening. Bath won 961 to 942 in the Gold League and 945 to 870 in the Blue League, maintaining top honors in Alden M. Gayton Post Rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rifle and Pistol Club
Auburn Rifle Club
Auburn
Bath
Skaling
R. Tibbetts
G. Hartsgrove
A. Peti
B. Ames
A. Smith
R. Wolf
W. Stone
R. Lachance
Winnegance PTA Plans Ken MacKenzie Show for March 20
Winnegance PTA met with president Mrs. Donald Logan. They sponsor a Ken MacKenzie program at Bath Community Center March 20 at 8 pm to aid school needs. Ken MacKenzie and team plan a hillbilly program aired 7 7 15 am on WGAN. Refreshments by Mrs. Anna Pratt. Robert Perry of Bath BOE spoke on the school system and Bath’s new school impact. Next meeting April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance P. T. A
Donald Logan
Ken MacKenzie
Bath
Ken
WGAN
Portland
Anna Pratt
Robert Perry
Bath Board of Education
Winneganee Association
Bath citizens urged to study city budget hearing March 10
City Manager Nathan C. White urges Bath residents to study the proposed budget for 1954 55 and attend the March 10 public hearing at 7 p.m. Copies are available from the City Manager or City Clerk and citizens should express their views to help set service levels and funds for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan C. White
Bath
Board of Education
City Council
Conley Named Head of Board of Education
John N. Conley Jr was named chairman of the Board of Education at the annual meeting. Robert Perry became finance officer and Loring R as superintendent of schools will act as secretary. A full board including new member C Lloyd Hooker Brewer and Merritt A Mitchell was present. Morse High to close Thursday noon for Western Maine basketball tourney opening round. Grade pupils excused to attend. Regular meeting date set as second Wednesday each month. Mrs Gemellaro and family visited Center street. Richard Coombs of Bath Iron Works is under observation at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton
H. M. Whitehead
Earl Lowell
Edward DeBery
John G. Morse, Jr
Winneganee
Eginald Cheney
Advensichurch
Bath
Harrington
Liberace
Fred W. Arndt
Cleveland
Boston
Charles Harrington
Portland Press Herald
Woolwich
Parker
Leston Harrington
Albert Gray
W. H. Wyman
Earl Hamel
Charles Blaisdell
EU- Ross
Harles Harrington
Ohio
Earl Hame
J. S. Libby
Stephen Huster
Lisbon Falls
Linda
Warren Doughty
Leslie Logan
Herbert Doughty
Leslie Darling
Bowdoinham
Freelan King
Amos King
Darlings
Mr. King
Greenland
Lorraine Sheffield
Bangor
Thomas Skolfield
Tom Skolfeld
Harpswell
Albert Gray, Jr
U. N
Maneuvers
Mediterranean
Perkins Island
Walter Wallace
Lloyd
Reginald Smith
Lewis Lowell
Robert Moore
Ethel Moore
Forreston Wallace
West Point
George Watson
Brunswick
Irma Davis
Leona Doe
Auburn
H. D. Mank, Jr
J. Frank Mezenski
Clarence Blaisdell
Eugene Ross
Dudley Kalow
J. D. Libby
Patty Wyman
Lewiston
Roger Lewis
Rockland
Carl Betterley
Leonard Turner
Portland
Russell Turner
Barbara Stilphen
Pittston
J. A. Darling
Ginna Lemont
Bud Watson
F. A. Libby
Laurence Thayer
Jane
Parker Head
Frank Burnell
Popham Beach
Chester Sanborne
Brooksville
Anne Carter
Stanley
Hunter
Emily McMann
Elford A. Stover
Stover
Tate
Nation
Sumner Sewall
Gov
Cross
J. Horate
McClure
Gov. Cross
John N. Conley, Jr
Board of Education
Robert Perry
Loring R. Will
Conley
C. Lloyd Hooker
Brewer
Merritt A. Mitchell
Morse High School
Western Maine
Morse
Westbrook
Froffi
Artidt
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Prippsburg
Mae Vie
James L. Morse
Rodney Wyman
Shise Ge Gin
Gloria Eaton
Dianna Pye
Albert F. Totman
Leonard Raiméy
Wilson
Sharon Reds Wilson Jalet Ewes
Irvile Mank
Courtney
Walter Mec
Theresa Wyman
Memorial Hospital
Sally Rainey
Fred Ainsmith
Lester Simmons
Allen Brown
Sebasco
Gordon Alden
Rose Witham
Beverley
John Witham
Ruth Morin
Carl Bryant
New Gloucester
Philip Jacob
Florida
Everett Lowell
Alton McLaughlin
Duane
Catherine Winn
George Larrabecause
Margaret Pederen
Portsmouth
Allen Wa
AO Botan Tze Tion
Aly A. Bennett
Clark Field
Phili
Leona Green
Sylvia Green
Maurice Blair
Walter Snipe
Albert Raeme
Benrington
Robert Mehlhorn
Averrel
Muhlenberg Hospital
Mehlhorn
Muriel. Pouliot
Antonio Pouliot
Robinson Lane
Checker Cab Company of
Milwaukee
Portland Cement Association
Providence Bt
Itfs Research and Engineering
Inchete
Parker Jead
France
Tia Watertown Mass
P.M
Cox
G.O.P
Lucelia Blake
Charles Lyde
Vivian Boardman
Shoe City
Perry
Andrew Gemellaro
Bronxville, N. Y
Richard Coombs
Corliss Street
Bath Iron Works
U.H.F
Channel 17
U.hf
Mac's Television & Service Co., Inc
Main Street
South Portland
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