Phippsburg Meetings and Local Club Activities Noted
The May meeting night of the Phippsburg Christian Service Committee is set for May 12 at the Px Beach schoolhouse. A joint committee and canvass crew will hear budget plans for the upcoming year. Phippsburg P T A hosts Mrs Laurence Pe of Rockland next Thursday at River side hall with invited district members. Girl Scouts work on conservation badges while Small Point church kids enjoy art and cleanups. Family Night at Small Point Sunday school and a firehouse meeting prompt community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Christian Service Commmittes
Ohan
Px Beach
Phippsburg P. T. A
Laurence Pe
Rockland
Perry
Winneganee
Parker
P.T.A
Riverside Hall
Philip Jacob
Gordon
Alert Lowell
Gestrader
Udelaisdell
William Blaisdell
Macy Whitehead
Ida Nordland
E Girl Scouts
Stanwoo Gilman
Small Point
Bodwell Ae Hall
Osea Ekey
Dromore Grange Hall
Hil Haske
Meredith Pearson
Mildred Rogers
Sadie Hilton
Eveline Beals
Foods
Addie Seavey
Annette Skhofield
William Heald
Sagadahoc Pomona
Promore Grange
Host Grange
Jodwell Grange
Center
Stanwood Gilman
Bodwell Grange Hall
Ralph Thomas
Bath Memorial Hospital
Truman Roberts, Jr
Gundev
Illiam Blaisdell
Earl Harvey
Brunswick Hospital
Donald Morse
Boston
Louise Grath
Sebasco
Ordon Alden
Portland
Russell Merchnt
Dudley Leavitt
Bath
Meadowbrook
Mark Harrington
Grace Trask
Harry Gilmore
Marilla Totman
Carol Wyman
Albert Cummins
James L. Morse
Albert Cook
Yarmouth
Raymond Wyman
Small Pers
Baporemorial Hospital
William Perry
Cora Campbell
Herbert Taylor
Falmouth
Gordon Alden
Charles L. Stevens
Sarah Given
Natalie Getchell
Kenneth Alden
Auburn
Leonard Rainey
Lineon Rainey
Raymond’ Jackson
Freeport
Ssr
Arthur Wallace
Sebasto Office
Route 2og construction near Kovet Ersnige Hall advances
Work on Route 2og continues with Allen Construction of Gardiner contracted for $218,173. Completion is expected around July 1. The project includes a 20 foot wide surface with four foot shoulders while grading and preliminary work proceed near Grange.
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Kovet Ersnige
Uy Allen Construction ‘Company
Gardiner
Grange
Ramblers to Purchase Radios for Bath Hospice Benefit
The Ramblers announce a charity event at West Bath Grange to raise funds for a Bath hospice. They describe a farewell gathering and public entertainment with music and social-time. Proceeds will support the hospice care and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers
Gary
Rifis
Prey
Maine Ramblers
Bath Concest
Gutien
Tuesday Night Women's Care Al Eyes Tanding
Quick dessert note suggests baking a white cake in two layers with drained fruit topping. OCR fragments mention Gruxhed Fancapple but lack clear context or names.
Local Club and Community Notes From Winnegance Area
Community gatherings include Sunday school led by Herbert Doughty and Mrs. Leston Harrin at the vestry with plans for May canvass. Missionary group met at the vestry, and budget discussions for next year were held with Mrs. Earl Lowell and Mrs. Clifford Pye. Numerous residents from Bath Augusta Popham Parker Head and Winnegance visitations, family celebrations, and out-of-town guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Doughty
Leston Harinatend
Earl Lowell
Hallehea
Parker
Perry
P. T. Ae
Theippsburg
P. A
Riverside Belt
John Rogers
Walter Cushing
Ronald Ndeau
John W. Libby
West Coast
Augusta
Ray Courian
Jack Sweeney
Medford
Mass
Alston Oliver
Dorothy Stilphen
Pittston
Ae Jay Darling
Lee Darling
Leston Harrin
Eeee Burnell
Th. " Harington , Mrs. Earl Lowell
Danes Rollins
Poses
University of Life
Leston Harrington
Bettugiep Jr
Bath
Clarence Skolperk
Erkins Island
Leston Rrington
Fesc
Witer Street
Lowell
Ey Isla
A. Lowell
Maine Maritime Cademy
Bernhard Carlsson
Die ‘Aland
Abe Symone Harrington
Harold Rogers
Parker Head
Virginia Lemont
Bud ‘Watson
F. A. Libby and Sons
Popham
Lewis
Rockland
John D. ‘Libby
Bernardan
Betty Anne Wyman
William E. Hallett, Jr
Frances Hoar
Connie Hoar
Leslie Logan
East Boston
Edward DeBery
Claudia Hutchins
Rollins
Lloyd Rogers
Winnegance
Arthur Williams
Winnégance
Donald Lo S
Sph
Hasty
William Mains
West Bath
Commander and Mrs Imstro's Family to Arlington Stay
Commander and Mrs. David Imstro and children and Mrs. Armstrong with Mr Reinoehl of 854 Washington street leave Thursday for Arlington Virginia. They will reside there while Commander Armstrong is stationed with the U S Navy in Washington. For two years Mrs Armstrong and the children lived in Long Beach California during Commander Armstrong's sea duty in Korean waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Imstro
Bay Point Residents and Visitors Gather on Weekend
Edward Hamilton, son of J J Hamilton delivery man for Oakhurst Dairy, burns knee in brush and remains at Bath Memorial hospital. Families from Somerville Auburn Lewiston Bath and Brunswick visit Bay Point cottages over the weekend as birthdays and social calls mark the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hamilton
J. J. Hamilton
Oakhurst Dairy
Bath Memorial Hospital
M. Conley
Leo
Thomas
Somerville
Mass
F. Dube
Auburn
Bay Point
Leon Berry
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Arthur Andrews
Emery Rideout
Billy Coombs
Bath
Dwight Bussy
James Furvish
Louisa Howard
Brunswick Friay
Six driving cases heard in Bath Municipal Court
Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over six driving cases in Bath Municipal Court. Howard S. Levin of Baltimore pleaded guilty to speeding 70 in a 45 zone on Route 196 at Topsham and paid 10 dollars plus 7.10 in costs. Darrell Kingsley of Fort Fairfield admitted speeding 70 on Route 201 at Topsham and paid 10 dollars plus 7.10 in costs. Robert J. Mellin of Melrose pleaded nolo contendere to 80 mph on Route 201 at Bowdoinham, fined 15 dollars and 7.30 costs. Chester E. Wallace of Bowdoinham pleaded innocent to failing to turn right of the middle on Route 125 at Bowdoinham and was found innocent. Winfred S. Dodge of Bowdoinham pleaded guilty to 70 mph on Route 201 at Topsham, fined 10 dollars and 10.10 costs, and posted 100 dollars bail for June term appeal. Kenneth D. Morrison of Falmouth pleaded innocent to passing with obstructed view on Route 201 at Topsham, found guilty, fined 10 dollars and 10.10 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Howard S. Levin
Baltimore
Route 196
Topsham
Levin
Darrell Kingsley
Fort Fairfield
Robert J. Mellin
Melrose
Mass
Nolo Contendre
Bowdoinham
Deering
Chester E. Wallace
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Bowdoin
Winfred S. Dodge
Lynn Bussey
Dodge
Sagadahoc
Kenneth D. Morrison
Falmouth
Ground Observer Corps May Exercise Planned in Maine
A two day Ground Observer Corps exercise planned for the last two weeks of May will test the effectiveness of the network. Capt Ralph E Johnson Bangor Filter Center Detachment Commander announced the event to be ten simulated missions of 150 miles each with B29s flying 1000 to 5000 feet. Volunteers from Maine’s 302 GOC posts will report and plot plane movements as Bangor runs Northern Maine missions and Manchester Center oversees York and Cumberland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Observer Corps
Ralph E. Johnson
Bangor
Maine
GOC
Manchester
N. H
York
Cumberland County
Pejepscot Motors Marks First Anniversary
Pejepscot Motors of Brunswick celebrates its first anniversary this week. The Mercury dealer, located on Route 1 between College Town and Bath, began operations May 7 last year and reports a strong start in selling new Mercurys and used cars in Bath and surrounding areas. General manager Joseph D. Hickey credits a wide advertising push in the Bath Daily Times for much of the success. Ty Cobb is noted for his early hits and later years with the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pejepscot Motors
Brunswik
Brunswick
College Town
Bath
Joseph D. Hickey
Hickey
Mercury
Bath Daly Times
Popham Beach Weekend Social and Cottage Activity
Popham Circle hosted a successful covered dish supper at the schoolhouse chaired by Mrs. Spinney with Mrs. Gilmore as co chair. Out of state cottage owners are opening cottages for the season and local stores plan openings around Mother's Day. Numerous Bath and Augusta residents visited, with many families at area cottages and several trips from Maine and New Hampshire noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Fred H. Spinney
Walter Gilmore
Retired Head of Decorative Arts at Boston Museum
Edwin J. Hipkiss retires after 35 years heading the Boston Museum of Fine Arts European and American decorative arts department. Richard B. K. McLanathan of Boston becomes associate curator as the department passes to him. Local notes mention a Dromore Extension meeting and community events in May including National Home Demonstration Week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Twin County
Topsham Grange Hall
Richard Schaper
Bath
Holland
Dromore
Helen DeBerg
Gladys Dozois
Olga Carlson
Julia Dozois
Ernest Woods
Dix's Island
George Stacey
Portland
E. P. Thomas
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
M. F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Donald Trask
Robert F. Moore
Ralph Seekins
Martin F. Goodwin
C. Harry Hannaford
East Lynn
Mass
Bath Iron Works Bowling Banquet Honors League Winners
The Bath Iron Works Recreation Association bowling banquet honored the Mens and Womens divisions. North Store won the Mens League with Albert Rea, Charles Rogers, Arthur Preney, Edward Jenks and Virgil Stevens. Navy placed second. Womens League champions were the Stenographer's team led by Barbara Preney. Individual awards went to Gerald McNeil, Albert Rea, Edward Jenks, Mary Deering, Marion Anderson, Dorothy Scott, and Helen Moses with several consolation and sweepstakes winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Recreation Association
Odd Fellows Hall
John Preney
North Store
Albert Rea
Charles Rogers
Arthur Preney
Edward Jenks
Virgil Stevens
Navy
H. McEiman
W. Drost
B. Dutton
L. Coombs
M. Justice
Stenograpper
Barbara Preney
Betty Parks
Virginia Stackpole
Helena Jenkins
Gerald McNeil
Harry Allen
Mary Deering
Marion Anderson
Dorothy Scott
Helen Moses
B. Condon
E. Gaudet
Virginia Perry
H. Goscord
Christine Lorentsen
Beth Iron Works Recreation Association
Chris Lorentsen
Bryce Dutton
Local residents share visits across small towns
Mrs Frank Young of Tenant's Harbor and Mrs Elmer Tibbets of Port Clyde visited the home of Mr and Mrs Edward P Thomas on Friday. Mr and Mrs Alden H Denham of Bath were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Oliver in Spruceville. Land was an overnight guest of the Albert Gray family at Parker Head on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius Page
Donald Page
Lincoln Anderson
Bath
Page Cottage
Roland McIntosh
Gail
Linda
Ida Oliver
Marguerite McNulty
James R. Walker
McNulty
Fred and
Richard Hill
Manchester
N. H
Augusta
Popham
Francis Hill
Charles T. Jackson
Hill
Ralph One
John Cassidy
Francis Shaw
Needham
Mass
Eni Carrier
Auburn
Gilbert Atwood
John H. Mitchell
Willard Oliver
Oliver
Arnold Schroeder
Cheshire
Minot Percy
Alice
Carol
Joseph Schlick
Marblehead
F. H. Waterhouse
Lewiston
Hey
St.etersburg
Fla
Warren White
Nantasket
White Spot
Frank McCarthy
West Hartford
Conn
Leon Fickett
Doris Gilmore
Alice Gullickson
Everett
I. W. Rainey
Phippsburg Center
Marguerite McNuly
Frank Young
Tenant's Harbor
Elmer Tibbetts
Port Clyde
Edward P. Thomas
Alden H. Denham
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Olga Carlson
Dix's Island
Albert Gray
Parker Head
Annual meeting of Corliss Street Church held Monday evening
The Corliss Street Baptist church held its annual business meeting in the large vestry Monday with over 59 attendees. Reports from the clerk, treasurer, auditor, and various committees were read and accepted, followed by a covered dish supper served by the Free Will Workers and Philathea class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Free Will
Harold UL. Allen
Jessie Norton
Agatha Hatch
Harold Walker
Harold L. Allen
Deaconate
Communion Fund
Silas Plant
W. J. Inn
Robert Milliken
Brotherhood and youth groups elect officers and report
Reports from Brotherhood Raymond Watson Free Will Workers and youth groups list officers elected including Mrs Jessie Norton clerk and Harold Walker auditor. William Paisley Jr leads Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop 52. Sunday School posts filled by Foster Pratt superintendent and Donald Coombs assistant. Banquet at W J Inn followed by a parish mage sale planned with contacts for item collection. Sunshine basket honors a president’s daughter convalescing at Mercy Hospital Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Norton
Agatha Hatch
Lillian Plant
Harold Walker
Silas Plant
Louise Taylor
Board of Deacons
William Paisley, Jr
Carroll Deering
Isabelle Small
Vivian Plant
Alice Stilphen
Marie Colby
Georgiana Simonton
Jean Norton
Marilyn Dotter
Isabelle Snall
Harvid Brackett
Estelle Mortor
Foster Pratt
Donald Coombs
Lloyd Coombs
Robert King, Jr
Marie Berry
A. Lincoln Anderson
Guy *Wood
Renee Mattory
Zina Eaton
Russell Heit, Jr
J. Haviland Torrey
Megs
John Grindell
Corald T. Page
Popham Beach
Anderson
Edward J. Mann
Mercy Hospial
Portland
Central League Annual Banquet and Business Session
Forty three members of the League of Central church attended the annual banquet and business session. The event featured reports on church activities and planning for upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central League
The
League of Central Church
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Phippsburg
West Bath Grange
Senate
Women’s Care Aleystanding
Ars
Venus
J A
M le Soule
Meg
Lupiter
B. Wallace
L. Vigne
A. Lake
Bath Court
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
George Barnes
Bath Iron Works
Cox
B. I. W. Recreation Association
Corliss Street Church
Wiscasset Inn
Ray York
Determine
Churchill Downs
Andy Crevolin
Hasseyampa
Correlation
Eddie Arcaro
Goyardo
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