Phippsburg Community Notices Mix Events And Personal News
Dromore Farm Bureau plans a Wednesday meeting with a cookies for every taste demo by Mrs. Clinton Beals and a lesson on Christmas gift wrappings. Friendship club hosted a Halloween party at West Point schoolhouse with prizes for costumes. Winneyance P. T. A. to meet Monday evening. Local items include Dr and Mrs Jerome Davis visiting Brightwater cottage, Gordon Alden's hunting trip, and various travels and family visits among West Haven, Waldoboro, Lewiston, Savannah, Bath, and Walpole communities.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Clinton Beals
Friendship Club
West Point
Mary Gilliam
Madam Death
Betty Wallace
Leigh
Alden
Maud Thayer
Elkanah Wyman
Ernest Haskell
Winneyance P. T. A
Jerome Davis
West Haven
Mark Harrington
Bath
Savannah
Sgt
John Warner
Pratt & Whitney's
Hartford
Fort Dix
N. J
U. S. Army
Clifford Pye
Dickinson
Central Church Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Central Church held its annual dinner and business meeting Monday night with a turkey dinner at 6 30. Rev Laforest E Hodgkins led the session as Duncan McInnes was elected moderator and readings of minutes and financial reports followed. New officers include Treasurer Mrs Howard Steen Clerk Mrs Merritt Mitchell and several members at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
League
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Merritt. Mitchell
Duncan McInnes
A. M. Main, Sr
Prudential Committee
J. Haviland Torrey
Rudolph McRae
Arthur Pratt
McInnes
Richard Kimball
John Grindell
Nellie Lord
Marius Page
Howard Steen
Clyde Mallett
Merritt Mitchell
A. M. Main
John Newell
George Stacey
Earl L. Wade
Eleanor Ferguson
Ladies’ Aid
George An Wynen
Halloween party at village schoolhouse ends with prizes
Eighty two attendees enjoyed a Halloween program at the village schoolhouse with singing and recitations. Pupils won prizes for Nose on the Jack o lantern and games, followed by apple bobbing and treats supplied by local families and groups.
Sisters Hostesses At Halloween Party
Judith and Thelma Stover daughters of Mrs Mary Stover of Fremont street hosted a Halloween party at their home Monday evening. Guests enjoyed orange and black decorations and games with prizes awarded for bobbing for apples and a peanut race. Judith Stover 11 fashioned an exquisite Halloween cake used as a centerpiece. A buffet lunch followed with sandwiches doughnuts and cider. Attending were Carol Cummings Judy Legard Carolyn Radley Roberta Cloutier Carol Haynes David Newcomb Tommy Flaherty Edward Boucher Dillon Gillies Ellen Stewart Edward True Francis Bennett Mark Flaherty Paul Comeau and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Thelma Stover
Mary Stover
Fremont Street
Dillon Gillies
David Newcomb
Carol Cummings
Allen Stewart
Judith Stover
Judy Legard
Carolyn Radley
Roberta Cloutier
Carol Haynes
Woods Fire near West Bath line in Winneganee
Box 114 was sounded around one pm Tuesday for a woods fire in Winneganee near the West Bath line. Engine 3 responded earlier and had the blaze well under control when the box was pulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
West Bath
Willard's Teatment For Ulcers Boosts Relief Claims
Over a million bottles of Willard's Teatment have been sold to ease distress from stomach and duodenal ulcers due to excess acid and related symptoms. McFadden's Pharmacy advertises the product promising full explanation of the remarkable home treatment.
Popham Beach Group elects officers at March meeting
At last Wednesday's Popham Circle session Mrs. Frank Scott was chosen president and Mrs. Walter E Sprague vice president. Attendees included numerous visitors and local residents. The report notes church services, oil tankers on the Kennebec, and a Coast Guard buoy boat maintenance run. Invitations go out for the marriage of John Hartshorne Beebe III and Mildred Ann Classen on Nov 11 in Greenwood Massachusetts.
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Frances Morong
Portland
Arthur Brown
Arthur, Jr
Heart Clinic
Leo Hamel
J. Frank Mezenski
Hamel
Hartford
Conn
Frank M
Connecticut
Bald Head
William Cushing
Bert Nisbet
Searsmont
Herbert Doughty
Beatrice Denningham
Boston
Parker Head
Jack Hartley
Bill Lowell
Lorraine Sheffield
University of Maine
Parker Head P. T. A
Charles Blaisdell
Earl Hamel
Eugene Ross
Earl Lowell
Togus
Small Point
West Point
Sebasco
Spruceville
Cpl
Jean H. Hamsel
Havana
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Popham Circle
Frank Scott
Walter E. Sprague
Macy Whitehead
Kennebec
U. S. Coast Guard
Spinney
John Hartshorne Beebe
Mildred Ann Classen
Greenwood
Mass
Beebe
John H
Francis Hill
Manchester
N. H
Leon Fickett
Sewall Prescott
Winterport
Prescott
Stephen
Popham
Arthur Kelley
Beth
Spinney House
Newport
R. I
Ralph Small
Bath
Sunooriss
Marjorie Cummings
Nancy Welch
Charles_Rier
Lubec
Guy Crowley
Willard Oliver
Gail
Oliver
Herbert Sprague
Fred Spinney
Candy’s Harbor
Sprague
Marguerite McNulty
Walter Snipe
Eagles’ Hall
Orr’s Island
Jesse Munsey
Munsey
Lester Oliver
Leah Bowie
Meadowbrook
Stanley W. Hyde
Cornish
Lewison
Laurence Taylor
Joel Davis
New Jersey
Textile painting meeting shifts to Tuesday instruction
The Farm Bureau session on textile painting began October 18 with a special instruction. It was held Tuesday instead of Wednesday and featured instructor Mrs Clarence Sheffield of Perkins Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox’s
Farm Bureau
Clarence Sheffield
Perkins Island
Parker Head School
Nancy Moore
Lewiston
Collier Berwindvale
Kennebec
Cranberry Point
Pericrest
Edith Perkins
Martin F. Goodwin
Portland
Sarah E. Wilbur
Bath
Martha Sanborn
Middle Street
L. H. Carlisle
Connie
Joe Coffill
Carlisle
Julia B. Dozois
Dozois
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Edward Shaw
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich
Sarah Wilbur
James Cham
E. P. Thomas
Page Family Passes Through Portland En Route to Hospital
Donald Page of Washington street traveled to Portland Monday evening with Mrs Page and their young son Gregory Mark. They are patients at the Maine General hospital seeking treatment or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Page
Washington Street
Portland
First Storytelling Hour at Patten Free Library
The P T A Council hosted its first free storytelling hour at Patten Free Library on Saturday from 10 30 to 11 30 with about 60 children ages six to ten in attendance. Librarian volunteers and Mrs Isa dore Singer helped, and storyteller Mrs Jesse Levin told two fairy tales to engage the crowd. The program will run each Saturday morning, with a different style story each week, in the lava reading room to accommodate all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
Patten Free Library
Lewiston
Charles T. Small
Isadore Singer
Jesse Levin
Stork Shower For Mrs. Fred Cressey Jr At Willow Street
Mrs. Fred Cressey Jr was surprised at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Wilfed Lewis at 37 Willow Street. Guests gathered around a decorated table with a baby doll centerpiece, then enjoyed refreshments and social time. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Cressey and several neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cressey, Jr
Wilfed Lewis
James Sherburne
Willow Street
Alfred Boucher
Pete Lee
Frank Cressey
Donald O'Farrell
Forrest Alley
Isabell Norton
Katherine Johansen
Eva Jakalas
Bath Memorial Hospital Seeks Public Help In Drive
Hospital forecasts an operating deficit of about 16000 after nonoperating revenue and state aid losses. State aid patients cost 113?927 more than aid, while cash receipts fall short by 24666. Campaign leaders include John N. Taylor Delmar Bates Mussenden and Beatrice Duprey with Red Cross HQ offered by Frederick Drake Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Bath Memorial Hospital
John N. Taylor
Delmar E. Bates
William F. Mussenden
Beatrice E. Duprey
Norman H. Drummond
Arrowsic
Alice L. Lowell
Phippsburg
William A. Todd
Georgetown
Elmer B. Williams
West Bath
Bath
Paul E. Akeley
Earle B. Lermond
Sam Praw
Memorial hospital patient Peter Kelley improves at week mark
Peter John Kelley son of Mr and Mrs William Kelley of Winsip street has been in Memorial hospital for a week with an infected finger. He shows improvement and hopes to return home soon. He is a sixth grade pupil at Dike school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter John Kelley
William Kelley
Winship Street
Memorial Hospital
Dike
Bay Point Garden Notes and Local News Update
Bay Point residents report blooming gardens from Mrs. Miller Spadino Hagan and others. frost spared the flora. Community events include a school closure for a teachers’ conv en tion, a Bay Point Village Corporation meeting led by Mrs. Hagan, and a Crusade for Freedom fundraising over $6.00. Local visits include Byron Hodgkins and others. births include Charles Lawrence Perow, nine pounds eight ounces, at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Steen plans winter in St Petersburg after a summer at Old Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Robert Miller
Spadino
Thomas Hagan
Joseph L. Perow
Charles Lawrence Perow
Crusade For Freedom
Esther Steen
Middle Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Old Orchard
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Roy Greene
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