Portland area DAR convention draws local visitors
A long list of attendees from Portland and nearby towns gathered for the Lefayatte Chapter DAR state convention. Among those noted were Mrs. Florence WeerAn de and Mrs. Mur roe Carilton Ure Beamer Petter, plus many family members visiting from Portland and surrounding communities.
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Lefayette
Portland
Regent
Mere Mortar Weeward
Raynerd
Murroe
Carilton
Beamer Petter
Florence WeerAn
Leonard
Charles M
Meri
C. Nilew
Mere Ardit
Buttriield
Oliver
E Lord
Niles
Bath area residents gather for weddings and travels
Mr and Mrs Hudson G Fowles Jr and families from Bath traveled across the country for their 25th wedding anniversary. Ensign Robert Footer left for Norfolk to join Duxbury Bay after a five month Mediterranean cruise. Many Bath residents hosted and visited relatives in Virginia Connecticut Massachusetts and Maine during the period.
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Hudson G Fowles, Jr
Middle Street
West
Fowles
Ron Vaughn
Ous
Calif
Robert Mauer
Long Beach
Robert Mauer Sr
Seal Beach
Calif Bath
Mauss
Arrowwsice
Virginia
Robert Reynolds
Veronia
Bath
Peter Murphy
Eli Butler
Bridgeport
Conn
Furt Stimpson
Donald Grigley
Rocky Hill Cowan
Archie Rolie
Hartford
Batt Iront Works Corp
Robert Footer
Norfolk
Duxbury Bay
Edward A Footer
Mish Street
Ensgn Footer
Mediterranean
Thursdas
Footer
Ensign Footer
Marbors Larrabee
Sarasota
Flo
Bangor
Edward A. Footer
Sub Nautilus May Be Here For Celebration
Bath area officials hope the USS Nautilus the first atomic powered submarine may visit Bath in August for the 350th anniversary of American shipbuilding. Richard B MacLennan Bath Area Chamber of Commerce executive director reported a reply from Rear Adm J Snackenberg confirming the inquiry has been forwarded to Submarine Force Atlantic Fleet to check the ship's operational schedule.
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Mauy
Bath
America
Richard B MacLennan
Bath Area
Atlantic Fleet
New London
Conn
Merit Awards Presented To Cub Scouts Of Pack 53
Pack 53 met at Lambert Park recreation hall Monday evening where Cub Master Jo Keegan Jr awarded several merit honors. Dean Snell Preston Part and John Burgess received their Wolf badges, Pre-tom Martalen earned a first badge, George Wagner earned Bear badge with Jane Bur Be receiving a silver arrow, and Eloard Kevison a gold arrow. Larry MacDonald earned two silver arrows for the Lion badge. the Webelos badge was also awarded. The Scout Fair is set for Monday evening April 29 to display crafts by Pack members.
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Lambert Park Recreation Hall
Maier
Joan Jo Keegan, Jr
Dean Snell
Preston Part
John Burgess
Tom Martalen
George Wagner
Jane
Bur Be
Eoelard Kevison
Larry MacDonald
Retired Teachers Club Meets at Cosmopolitan Club
Guth Area Chapter of the Maine Retired Teachers Association met at the Cosmopolitan Club with President Mrs Filla Bates leading. A report on the Elderly Retired Teachers pension bill was presented by Mrs Jennie Howe and Miss Eleanor Ferguson. Delegates were named to attend a state meeting March 26 at Worcester House in Hallowell.
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Miie
Morse To Be Hosts To Maine School Track Meet
Morse High School prepared to host a Maine school track meet on May 16 while Lewiston discussed city track construction. The City Council kept 4000 dollars in the budget for the track and 1000 dollars for a future construction fund, but the facility would not be ready.
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Morse
Maine
McMany Field
Andy Valley League
Lewiston
Morse High School
Stanley W. Judkins
CCD Social At K of C Hall In St Marys Parish
Invitations have been issued to all members of St Marys parish and CCD groups to attend a social at the Knights of Columbus hall Sunday evening. The event is the second of its kind and planners expect regular socials in the future.
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St. Mary’s Parish
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Uall
Patterns To Be Discussed By Woolwich Extension Group
Moatsweag Extension Service meets Thursday at the Good Will club Woolwich. Mrs Millicent Ball conducts the session with members urged to bring tape measures pattern suitable for themselves and fabric swatches. Dinner is served by Mrs Helen Hill and Mrs Adelaide Bowker.
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Good Will Club
Woolwich
Millicent Ball
Helen Hill
Adelaide Bowker
Corliss Street Youth Group Elects Officers
Ruth Doughty was elected president of the Corliss Street Baptist church youth group at a March 17 vestry meeting. Eugene Hanscom became vice president, Laura Warner secretary, Sharon Staples treasurer, Mary Travis corresponding secretary, and Arlene King pianist. Rev. Harold L. Allen led devotions and the business session.
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Ruth Doughty
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Eugene Hanscom
Laura Warner
Sharon Staples
Mary Travis
Arlene King
Harold L. Allen
Phippsburg Seeks Burning Permits and Community Notices
Phippsburg residents are urged to obtain burning permits from Fire Warden John McCourt before burning grass or brush. Townspeople are asked to return or loan Cokesbury hymn books to the Small Point church. Meetings and events include School Planning chair Stanley Ikins, a Googe Larrabee farm brush fire response, and upcoming parish and community gatherings at Sewall Point, Bath YMCA, and Sebasco Estates.
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Cokesbury
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Stanley I +kins
Phippsburg Fire Department
Googe Larrabee
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Sewall Point
Phippsburg
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Igh
Unity Circle
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Wroug Ale
World Mission
Fart
Parker Headtheod
Albert Totrsan
Westie
PBS
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Grandma Moses
Naife
Eagle
Coast Guard
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
U S. Navy
Vermont
Groom Mountain
New Weonshire
Granite State
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Minor fires cause two still alarms in Woolwich area
Firemen from Woolwich and two nearby departments responded to two still alarms on Tuesday for calls at 206 Center Street and 17 High Street. The bonfire and a general blaze were quickly controlled with no damage reported.
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High Street
Parker Head School Notes and Local Events
Parker Head PTA meets at Mrs Earl Harnel's home instead of the school. At nine weeks into the 27th term, Linda Doughty Harry Lewis and Ruth Grey showed perfect attendance. March 22 nine-week tardiness list includes James Martha Diane Nancy Ross and others. Roders McFadden Bath health officer visited the school. Janes Ross to spell at Phippsburg Center April 5. Maine state school census taken last week. Phippsburg PTA rummage sale set for May 4 at Riverside Hall.
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Parker Head School
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Millard Nadeau
Portland
Ronald Nadeau
Walter Cushing Nadeau
Harry Lewis
James Ross
Bath Ymca
Forreston Wallace
Richmond
Wesley Cray
Cray
Lewis Moore
Wallace
U.S.S. Saratoga
Mezenski
Leonard Rainey
Saratoga
Roger Lewis
Walter Gerry
Leslie Darling
Arthur Lear
Darlings
Freedan King
Brunswick
Malcolm O'Brien
Bordentown
N. J
Anne Gray
Pat Brewer
Chester Sanbourne
Gary
Edward Gray
Woolwich
Lonnie Belt
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bernard Wyman
Rodney Lee Barkalow
Memorial Hospital
Warriott Wyman
Charles Pantelakos
Portsmouth
N. H
W. H. Wyman
Russell Turner
Robert Thistle
Turners
John W. Libby
Us.n
Bay Point Weather Remains Cool as Crocuses Bloom
Bay Point residents report continued cool weather and rain scarcity as wells run low. Starlings arrived and tried to enter small birdhouse entrances. Community members donate bird suet and note local Arctic conditions while families announce births and summer cottages opening in Bath and Brunswick.
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Bay Point
Charles L. Burgess
Bath
Bay
Popham Circle plans April 6 game night and supper
The Popham Circle held a business meeting at the library with plans for a game night on April 6 and a spring supper in April. Committees were appointed led by Mrs Ernest Oliver and others. proceeds will aid the Popham Church. The gathering included social handwork and refreshments.
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Popham Circle
Guy Crowley
Ernest Oliver
Walter Gilmore
Elison Moody
Herbert Sprague
Fred Spinney
Cox's Head Social Page Notes Local Visits and Crime Talks
Mrs P Edward Debery solicits for the 1957 Heart fund as several homes in the vicinity report break ins. Sheriff Loring Small investigates. A Parker Head move involves Herbert Doughty and Leslie Darling relocating a small house to Bernard Carlson’s shore property for renovation into a home. Local residents Ralph Seckins, Dozois family, Percys, Perkins, and others are mentioned visiting cottages, attending dances, and touring shows in Bath, Portland, Sebasco, and Port Clyde.
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P. Edward DeBery
Loring Small
Herbert Doughty
Leslie Darling
Parker Head
Bernard Carlson
Carlson
Stanton C. Dozois
Richard
Ellen Bibber
Harpswell
Arthur L. Percy
Richard L. Percy
Port Clyde
Earle B. Perkins
Dromore
Perkins Cottage
P. Edward DeBerg
Richard Dozois
Sebasco
Sarah E. Wilbur
Portland
Popham
Norman E. Dubie
Lester Oliver
Retires As Ticket Agent At MCRR Station Here
Price, longtime Maine Central Railroad ticket agent at the local station, retires after more than 30 years of service. Ill health forced his departure, effective since last October, but he will continue running his Woolwich based steamship and cruise agency from home.
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Price
Maine Central Railroad
Woolwich
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