Utilities Expansion Beats Recession In Electric Power Growth
Gene Smith of the New York Times notes electric utilities defy recession with a 5.3 billion expansion this year adding 16.4 million kilowatts. Projects spur government revenue, tax receipts exceed 23 percent of service revenues, and public commissions set fair rates. Some big projects blocked by public power groups over tax subsidies and socialized power debates persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Smith
The
New York Times
Public Service
Sado
Suath
Publi Power
Dlochkaders
Government Action to Aid Coal Industry
Government should avoid new controls and expand bureaucracy. A tax change could help. Raise coal depletion allowance from 10 percent to at least 15 percent to spur new mines, development, and employment for future demand.
Community Life Recorder honors National Newspaper Week essay winner
The Putnam County Courier sponsored an essay contest among Carmel high school students. Festelle Duhrels of Carmel won for describing how the hometown paper connects her busy teen life to community events, sports, social notes, and daily progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Courier
Carmel
New York
Festelle Duhrrels
Storetown
Scrapping Delusion on Government Spending as a Prop
The piece argues that rising government spending across federal state and local levels will not create new wealth. Revenue will come from taxation rather than deficit financing. It warns that expanding government spending and taxes risks dictatorship and enslavement rather than economic stability.
Patrol Squadron Ten Returns From Puerto Rico
Members of Patrol Squadron TEN return from two weeks in Puerto Rico after Operation Springboard. They arrived at Brunswick and Jacksonville, endured turbulence and refueling stops, and look forward to normal hours and cooler weather, memories of tropical sunshine fading only slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Patrol Squadron Ten
U. S.naval Air Station
Brunswick
Mune
U. S. Naval Station Rosevelt Reade
P. Room
U. S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Florida
Navel
VP-10
Cnce
Change Of Command For Patrol Squadron 26
Cmdr. Ferdinand L. Brand assumes command of Patrol Squadron 26 at Brunswick Naval Air Station succeeding Cmdr. Charles A Pierce Jr. Brand comes from the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington, D C, and previously served as executive officer of the squadron. He is a Kansas City Missouri native, husband of Mary Garfield, and resides in Brunswick with his wife and three children. Pierce will report to Fleet Air Wing Three as a staff officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand L. Brand
USN
Friday
Patrol Squadron
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Charles A Pierce Jr
Brand
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Missouri
Mary Garfield
S. 25Th Street
Kan
Rockhurst College
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Patrol Squadron 26
Fleet Air Wing Three
Bnas
Pierce
Wheeler Park
Brunswick
Grace Catherine Curio Born at Bath Memorial Hospital
NORTH BATH RE1 and Mrs. Paul Curio are parents of a daughter born recently at Bath Memorial hospital. Weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce, she is named Grace Catherine. The family has returned home. Other notes mention local residents’ hospital stays and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re1
Paul Curio
Bath Memorial Hospital
Grace Catherine
Curio
John DeGroot
George Lawrence
Harry Higgins
Orono
Ree Lee Higgins
Gridger Cathran
George Johansen
F. J. Curio
Boston
Paul Cunio Ardenne
Haines
Ardenne Haines
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Arthur Temple
Arthur Temple Jr
Book Review Highlighted by Winter Street Auxiliary
Mrs. Joseph I. Smith spoke at the Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street Congregational church on Tuesday evening offering a review of Anya Seton The Winthrops about the Winthrop family who helped settle the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Addison Caton presided over a brief business session and Rev. Martiz V Sargent will lead the next lient on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Smith
Winter Street
Anya Seaton
Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Addison Caton
Harry Horne
Martiz v. B. Sargent
Ladies Aid
Robert Peabody
Martin Sargent
Daniel Matter
Walter McLain
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Philip Moore
Georgetown church service highlights community notices
Georgetown weekly column reports Rev Warren Holt discussing Philippians 2 5 on mind of Christ and abandonment to God s will at First Baptist Church. It notes upcoming Sunday guest Rev Maurice Hoenen of Wet Harpswell and a series of meetings at Five Islands Church March 16 22. Includes local personal items and community notes from Georgetown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Macris
Christ
Taspator
Nxt
Pouker
Maurice Hoenene
The
Baptist Church of
Wet Harpswell
Hutch- Tre Wee
Miss Patricia Hayes Returns from University of Maine
Patricia Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hayes of Allen Street was home from the University of Maine last weekend. She returned to Orono Sunday afternoon and will graduate in June as a history major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hayes
John Hayes
Allen Street
University of Maine
Patricia
Orono
Five Islands Bible Class and Community Notices
Five Islands holds a Ladies Bible class on Being a Christian Leader led by Mrs Harlan Pinkham. A Thursday prayer meeting will be at Mrs Lara Gray’s home at seven. Rev Maurice Hutchins leads a week of services with church choir music starting Sunday and every evening next week including family and youth nights. Pastel aqua green on church walls and preserved north wall painting noted. Local fishing groups report good shrimp. several social visits across towns are listed. A large community prayer and school of life notices conclude with a funeral burial planned for Georgetown cemetery in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius Wren
Rede’ Raymond
Boston
Nig Cad
Alsou
Kent
Stuart Cerl’le
Evernigny
Trey
Caro
Azipa Davis
Fm. Prion
Lawrerc
Clauder
Victor Hazan
Tony
L. OE. Haran
Georg
Iown
Anne Perry
Seguinian
Melvin
Mer Cougher
Victor Pinkham
Rey Cazrk
Shim Caughiir-Ielin
Everett Stevens
Edwin Pr
Nor Edgecomb
Gues
Pirsen
Walter Beas
Mr. Beans
Davian
Moser Oshusetts
Herry Terbox
Robinhood
Webber Road
Snowehoes
Pinatore
Pinatore, Lap Wt Ler Sene That Lead To O Thes Olny Crews Known As “Jewettry
Linda Gordon
Stan
Alex Cunnngham
Ah Couester
Leonard Wrigh
Fie Port
Kernith Cromwell
Cunningsham
Portland
Waterville
Harald J. Brown Jr
Lewiton
Bruy
Madie Petersen
Cer’ral Main
General Hospital
Mrye. Petersen
Auburn
Thomaston
Ohn D. Williams
Bu‘h Mer ‘Moral Hospital
Frank’ Carlton
Arrowsic
Robin Kod
Walter’ Beane
Kertezbes Art Cub
Winnegarze
Harry. Henny
Georietoun and
Bath
Nmwe
Ci Tib
Harlan Pinkham
Lara Gray
Warren Harris
Freeport Baptist Church
Maurice Hutchins
Bay Point resident to speak at IRE meeting in New York City
Henry Keen of Uniondale Long Island a Summer resident of Bay Point will deliver a paper at the Institute of Radio Engineers national convention in New York City later this month. Keen a research engineer with Airborne Instruments Laboratory Mineola has helped develop a new rotary joint for radar installations. Dwight Furbish birthday Feb 28 Elmer Tibbetts Freeport weekend visitor to son Arthur Tibbetts family Yvonne Furbish 18th birthday March 4 Cecil Mains 17th birthday March 4 planning Coast Guard service visiting Winchenbach Merry Furbish sister Karen Ann Yvonne Fur bish guests of Mrs Joe Danley Woolwich now home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Keen
Uniondale
Lone Island
New York
Bay Point
Institute of Radio Engineers
New York City
Mr. Keen
Airborne Instruments Laboratory
Mineola
Long Island
Dwight Furbish
Elmer Tibbetts
Freeport
Arthur
Cecil Mains
Sumner Mains
Cecil
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Winchenbach
Merry
Karen Ann
Yvonne Furbish
Joe Danley
Woolwich
Mrs. Bessie Hasselman Patient at Me
Mrs. Bessie Hasselman of Westport Island remains a patient at the medical facility, with details about her condition and treatment not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hasselman
Westport Island
Memorial Hospital
Office Of Flora Featured By West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange hosts a Monday meeting honoring the Office of Flora with readings and songs. Alice Johnson receives a plant from Frances Waterman. visitors from Gorham Boothbay and Topsham granges attend. Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council meet in Tops ham on March 20 with supper at 6 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Inman
West Bath
Anne Minott
Ethel MacDonald
Gorham
Boothbay
Topsham — Granges
Me &Ng
Lawrence Palmer
Topsham Grange
Alton Collins
Alice Burgess
Alice Smith
Persis Miller
Judith Milliken Feted At Party
Judith Ann Milliken daughter of Mr and Mrs William Milliken was honored at a fifth birthday party at her home on Friday Guests included Deborah Cahill Rusella Cahill Jr Martha Sovull Cyritla Jackson Cornstern Christine Steen Charles Gary Donata Blatz Judiths cousin Sharon Ann Milliken Woolwich Shane Milliken and several mothers Godmother Mrs Rupert Snowden Mrs Ada Milliken attended Prizes went to Martha Smell and Charlies Blatz Ice cream and an angel food cake with a chick decorative was served and guests received party hats and noise makers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Milliken
William Milliken
Baileytreet
Deborah Cahill
Rusella Cahill
Martha Sovull
Cyritla Jackson
Christine Steen
Charles
Gary
Donata Blatz
Judith
Sharon Ann Milliken
Woolwich
Shane Milliken
Han
Norwegians Thank VP-26 For Recent Mail Drops
The VP-26 squadron from Brunswick Naval Air Station received a telegram of thanks from Jan Mayen Island Norwegians for pony express mail drops during the Iceland deployment. Norwegian radio men at the weather station read mail and sipped beer as Neptune aircraft from Keflavik delivered magazines and other items amid windy hazardous winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VP-26
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Jan Mayen Island
Iceland
Jan Mayen
Little Rascal
Navy
Neptune
Keflavik
Corliss Street Baptist to Hold Public Supper March 22
Ways and Means committee of Corliss Street Baptist Church sponsors a public supper to raise funds for parish house maintenance and remodeling. Wallace Hinckley named publicity chairman with Foster Pratt assisting. supper features baked goods sausage potato puffs corn relish and Indian pudding with ice cream and coffee. On March 10 the Philathea class will hold a kitchen shower at Mrs. Walter Day's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Wallace Hinckley
Foster Pratt
Walter Day
Red Cross First Aid Course Planned for BIW
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross announced a forthcoming first aid course for Bath Iron Works and Navy personnel at the Bath Trust Company. Instructor William Hanson was named, with Rev. Craig H. Richards as First Aid Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross
Bath Trust Company
First Aid
Craig H. Richards
Bath Iron Works
Navy
William Hanson
Oliver W. Bell
Home Services
Jeannette Pitkin
Portland
Lincoln County Museum Offers Artist Critiques for Student Works
Lincoln County Museum in Wiscasset plans Friday sessions starting March 14 at 7 p m where six professional artists will critique student drawings and paintings. Attendees may bring as many points for criticism, plus a discussion of artists problems, technique and practice. The course hinges on at least ten participants and is led by Mildred Burrage. Featured artists include Laurence Sisson March 14, John Muench March 21, William Hanson March 26, Gene Klebe April 4, with Burrage April 9 and Francis Wonderoth Saunders later in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Aesium
iThese
Mildred Burrage
Dirteester
Lincoln County Museum
Wicasset
Posible
Laurence Sisson
Boothbay Harbor
Mueur
John Muench
Portland
William Hanson
Brunswick
Gene Klebe
Bristol
Wiscasset
Francis Wonderoth Saunders
Sheepscot
Obituary Joseph H Chamberlain of Bath and Augusta
Joseph H Chamberlain formerly of Bath and Augusta died March 7 in Lakeland Florida. Born October 8 1891 in Yonkers New York he owned seasonal hotels in Florida for years and chaired Polk County Dry Forces. He served in the 1917 18 Winter wartime shipyard job in Texas and married Leila Hutchins in 1913. Survived by widow one son Richard eight grandchildren and eight siblings. Funeral March 10 in Lakeland with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Chamberlain
Bath
Augusta
Lakeland
Fla
Yonkers
N. Y
Florida
Methodist Church
Polk County
Texas Steamship Company
Cony High School
Leila Hutchins
Richard
Catherine McGraw
Tallahassee
Ruth Kahler
Lake Wales
Miss Abby McCabe dies at 77 in Bath
Miss Abby McCabe 77 of Bath died Wednesday afternoon at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born January 21, 1881 in Bath, she was daughter of Eliakim and Frances Spinney McCabe. She attended Bath schools and belonged to Corliss Street Baptist Church. Survived by sister Mrs Arur L Plant and brother Herbert W McCabe, both Bath, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday at Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby McCabe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Brn
Bath
Eliakim
Frances Spinney McCabe
Corliss Street
Bap
Sterling Bible Clos
Arur L. Plant
Herbert W. McCabe
Mrs Nettie W Noel 76 Dies After Illness in Bath
Mrs Nettie Wonder Noel 76 wife of James Noel Sterling died Sunday after a long illness. She lived in Bath 1943 to 1948 while her husband worked for Hvce Windlass Co. Survived by three daughters. Funeral held Wednesday at 11 a.m. Woods Funeral Home West Boylston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Wonder Noel
James Noel
Sterling Dorset
St Skat Montis
Noel
Bath
Hvce Windlass Co
the Woods Funeral Home
West Boylston
Mass
Funeral services for Miss Abby McCabe held Friday
Funeral service for Miss Abby McCabe was conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Curtis Funeral Home by Rev. Harold L. Allen pastor of Corliss Street Baptist Church. Pallbearers were Orris Ames, John Clark Jr., Paul Strub, and Frederick L. Moffatt. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby McCabe
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street
Baptist Church
Orris Ames
John Clark, Jr
Paul
W C T U Plans April Institute and May Convention
At a social meeting Mrs Laura Harrington hosted on North street members voted to conduct an institute in April. The county convention is set for May 12. A program on alcohol education and reports from officers and committee chairs were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Laura Harrington
North Street
Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Compilation
A page features a large themed crossword with clues across and down including several named entries and thematic terms. It also presents a cryptoquote puzzle with a sample mapping and a quotation attributed to Alcaius via King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcaeus
King Features Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bath Independent
the Community Life Recorder
North
Georgetown
Tun
Will
A. Todd
Joepa Higgins
Belle Heath
Cleon Pinkham
B.S
Chester MacMahan
Seguinland
Margaret MacMahan
Mary Stevens
Clifford Besaw
North Jay
Williand Marr
Orville Rowe
Alton Reed
James MacMahan
Dennis Moore
Moore
Reginald Church
Franz Stevens
Peter
Lisbon Falls
Ida Pinkham
Harold
George Yeo
Wakefield
New England Sanitarium
Stoneham
Yeo
Robert
Frederick
U.S.N
West Bath Grange
Judith Milliken
Red Cross
Arthur M. Bowker
Gray Larkies
Togus Veterans Hospital
Bowker Als O
Togus
Ber-ness
Caid
Harmon&, Elizso
Bell
Rev. Richards
James Thorpe
Dwight W. Pirree
Fridbruck E. Drake
William Savile
Giulie Langretel
B.wker
Pitkin
Loring Small
Nettie W. Noel
W.C.T.U
Assam
Scott
Caesar
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