Cleaner Air Week Promotes Air Pollution Control
The Air Pollution Control Association sponsors Cleaner Air Week in October 2026 to raise awareness of air pollution issues. Milton Reizenstein notes the need for understanding complex control strategies and acknowledges home, vehicle, and industrial contributors. Despite advances, pollution control remains highly individualized, requiring tailored equipment and public responsibility.
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Air Pollution Control Association
APCA
Milton Reizenstein
Eisenhower opposes government build of large scale reactors
The appropriations bill for the Atomic Energy Commission avoids forcing construction of full scale reactors costing about 400 million dollars. It directs design and engineering studies for two reactor types. Eisenhower argues the government should not fund large power reactors unless private enterprise cannot or will not bear the cost.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Eisenhower
United States
New Style Breadline Calls for State Control of Tax Revenue
The piece argues that federal grants in aid drain state funds via a distant Washington control, calling for a revised federal tax load and restored local fiscal autonomy. It urges states and localities to manage their own affairs and resist ongoing central dictates.
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Washington
First Baptist talk on Life of Andrew. lots of local notes
Rev. Warren Harris spoke at First Baptist on Andrew's life using John 1 29 42. Community updates cover illness in Working League, United Fund drive, and aid recipients USO Boy Scouts Bath Memorial Hospital and more. Local events include 4 H club, Family Night at the Y M C A and Halloween party plans amid a flu outbreak and several births deaths and visits.
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Warren Harris
First Baptist Church
Andrew
Jesus
John the Baptist
Christ
Harris
Working League
Joseph Higgins
United Fund
James Olver
Harold Brown, Jr
Eugene Reynolds
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mortal Health Association
Girl Scouts
American Red Cross
Salvation, Army
Bath Pattie Health Association
Bay Point Weekend Weather And Local Happenings
A cold rainy weekend kept residents home with only one car arriving Sunday. First fall frost left a quarter inch ice where rain fell. New birds include two nuthatches the first seen here in nearly two years. Wardens were in on Tuesday. Vandals damaged property of the Sherman Campbells tearing a meter box, breaking glass, and stealing wood and gutters. J Doughty and Mr Lombard closed their cottage for the season. Stuart M Barnette Jr returned from Argentia on leave to his in laws. The Stones and Hausmans visited family in New York and New Hampshire with Hausmans hosting Bar Harbor summers. William Adams and Louisa Howard did business in Lewiston.
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Harold Brown
Topsham Grange Hall
Cathy Brown
Georgetown
Bath
Central School
Robinhood
Harmon's Harbor
Edith Anderson
Leroy Moulton
Seguinland
George Harvey Powers
Walter Parker
Roscoe Scott
Westfield
Magss
Helen, Wels
Roy M. Newman
William A. Todd
Edward C. Clarey
Five Islands
Deermont
George Schmidt
Lewiston
Roland Peterson
Petersons
Dorothy W. Stuart
Laura Boyd
Georgetown Center
Boyd
Boston
William Bisseth
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Waltham, Mags
Lyman Owen
Vermont
Mt. Mansfield
Jericho
Underhill
Robert L. Owen
Bradford
Mt. Washington
Jefferson Notch
Shelburne
Raymond Reid
New York
Reid Park
Terry Davis
Russell
Bob Savage
Joseph Hggins
L. Earle Hagan
Nancy
Brenda Penley
Edith Lasky
Channing Penley
James Bedford
West Georgetown
Whitingeville
Mass
Edith Powers
Elbridge
Power
George Laskey
Roy Newman
Clarence B. Hill
Ethel Patterson
Ruth Patterson
William Farr
Town
Evrything
Sherman Campbells
J. Doughty
Mr. Lombard
Stuart M. Barnette, Jr
Argentia
Newfoundland
Sumner Mains
Harry Stone
Lewiston and
Bay Point
Robert B. Stone
Schenctady
N. Y
Leon A. Hausman
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Hausmans
Bar Harbor
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Timberlane 4-H Horse Show Planned by East Brunswick Club
The Timberlane 4-H Club of East Brunswick will hold a horse show at Timberlane stables on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Events include 4-H fitting showmanship model English horsemanship and Western classes plus stock horse. The program features games obstacle courses and bareback riding for various ages. Miss Shirley Apt 4-H club leader oversees arrangements.
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Timberlane 4-H Club
East Brunswick
Timberlane
Shirley Apt
Ev Nt
Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie M Jackson
Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie M Jackson were held at 1 30 p.m. Saturday at the Arthur F Mayo and Son funeral residence with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. Bearers were Harmony E Eliason Clyde MacKinnon Rudolph McRae and Ralph Small. Interment was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Lizzie M. Jackson
Arthur F. Mayo
Funeral services for Frank K. Wyman held Tuesday
Funeral services for Frank K. Wyman were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Lyle Calkhoun officiating. Bearers were Clarence Perkins Walter Cushing Chester Long and Neil Sullivan. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Frank K. Wyman
Curtis Funeral Home
Lyle Calhoun
Clarence Perkins
Walter Cushing
Chester Long
Neil Sullivan
Oak Grove
Mrs Maude Avery Funeral Held At Local Residence
Funeral service for Mrs Maude A Avery was conducted Wednesday afternoon at Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev David L Wilson officiating. Bearers included William J Curran Elwood S Toothaker Harold Avery and Arthur Avery. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.
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Maude A. Avery
Arthur F
Gray auditorium dedication marks 100th Baptist church
About 120 attended the Gray auditorium dedication honoring Deacon George Gray and Vernon Gray. Fall flowers filled the hall with stained glass lit from outside, old Bibles and the 100 year church history were on display, and a memorial plaque was unveiled by Rev. Warren Harris with Dr. Elmer Bentley as guest speaker. A rally day followed services, with promotion pins and certificates awarded to juniors through teens. A nearby wharf repairs and a new road project from Charles Pond to Doland cottage were noted.
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Gray
George Gray
Vernon Gray
Robinhood
Female Benevolent Association
Lloyd Pinkham
Georgetown
First Selectman
Cleaves Henderson
Littleton
Warren Harris
George and
Vernon’ Gray
Jesus
D. W. Staffeld
William Marr
J. Clifton Little
U. S. Air Corps
Florida
Woodrow Gray
Elmer Bentley
Waterville
United Baptist Convention of
Maine
The
Baptist Church
Harlan Pinkham
Karen MacGillivary
Carol Cochrane
Loretta Pinkham
Evelyn Pinkham
Bobby Pierce
Kenneth LaRose
Edith Moore
Andy MacGillivary
Wayne LaRose
Mary Proctor
Janice Pinkham
Roge Pinkham
Edward Varney
Peter Stevens
Roger Pinkham
Marjory Pierce
Victor Pinkham
Charles Pond
Doland Cottage
Community members travel for church dedication event
Mrs. Franz Stevens and family move to the former Lee house while Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rowe visited Belgrade Lakes and Farmington. Lisa Susan Hopkins visited Bath grandparents. Attendees from Bath, Westbrook, Woolwich, Littleton NH, Rummvry NH, Waterville joined the Sunday church dedication. Reginald Pinkham, U.S. C.G.
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Franz Stevens
Lee House
Orville Rowe
Belgrade Lakes
Farmington
Lisa Susan Hopkins
Bath
Victor Pinkham
Arthur Berry
Westbrook
Edwin Berry
Herman Barter
Barbara Callaway
Lawrence Perow
Lilla Lewis
Richmond
Frank Carlton, Jr
Woolwich
Cleaves Henderson
Littleton
N. H
John Reedy
Rummvry
Fenton Moore
Diana Barter
Martha Perow
Etta Moore
Franklin MacNeil
Cecil MacNeil
George Clough
Floyd Carter
Bernice Olver
Florence Woood
Charles Kenney
Vincent Henderson
Elmer Bentley
Waterville
Harold Rowe
South Portland
Izetta Pinkham
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Reginald Pinkham
U.S. C.G
Obituary of Alma J Breton 73 Augusta Native
Alma J. Breton 73 wife of Octave Breton formerly of Bath died Tuesday in Augusta after living in Bath on Washington street near Hyde Windlass Co. She was born October 17 1884 in St Germain Quebec daughter of Pierre and Evangeline Beaulieu. Surviving include husband two sons Roland of Bath Lionel of Portsmouth one daughter Mrs. Stangel three brothers and one sister nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral from Arthur F Mayo & Son in Bath with 8:30 a m Mass at St. Mary’s.
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Alma J. Breton
Octave Breton
Augusta
St. Germain
Quebec
Pierre and
Evangeline (Oueltte) Beaulieu
George W. Stangel
Breton
St. Mary’s Church of
Charles
Ovide Beaulieu
Lewiston
Celina Despres
Arthur F. Mayo
Arthur Haddon Price 1867 194? longtime Congress Shirt manager dies
Arthur Haddon Price 90 longtime manager of Congress Shirt Company later Congress Sportswear died Monday in a Bath nursing home. Born July 19 1867 in New Canaan New Brunswick he had 52 years in clothing and 30 years with Congress Shirt Company. He also worked in Rockport Rockland and New York. Surviving are his widow Evelyn Carter Price two sisters and several nieces and nephews.
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Arthur Haddon Price
Congress Shirt Company
Congress Sportswear Company
New Canaan
Queen's City
New Brunswick
Arthur W
Mary O'Neil Price
Price
Bath
Rockport
Mowry, & Payson
Rockland
Browning and King Company
New York
Solar Lodge
Masons
First Baptist Church
Arcadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Earle Temple Dies At Bath Memorial Hospital
Earle Temple aged 66 of 22 Marcia Street died Tuesday afternoon at Bath Memorial Hospital after a two week stay. Born January 6, 1891 in Bath to Fred and Maury Temple, he lived in Portsmouth, New York, for years running a hardware store and later operated a men’s clothing business in Bath. Survived by five cousins in Bath and nearby cities, funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Arthur F. Mayo and Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating. burial in Oak Grove family lot.
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Earle Temple
Marcia Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Fred
Maury (Donnell) Temple
Portsmouth
N. Y
Percy Pratt
Lotta Goodwin
Henry O. McCabe
Marcia Pratt
New York City
Blanche Woodworth
Gardiner
Arthur F. Mayo and
Francis W Shaw Dies at 67 in Needham Summer Home
Francis Warren Shaw 67 of Needham Massachusetts died at his summer home on Popham Beach Wednesday. Born June 27 1890 in Somerville he was son of Charles and Caroline Shaw retired after years as manager of the Boston Edison Company. Body to be moved to West Roxbury funeral home for arrangements.
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Francis Warren Shaw
Needham
Mass
Popham Beach
Shaw
Somerville
Charles
Caroline
Houser) Shaw
Boston Edison Company
West Roxbury
William Folsom and Son
Mrs Gladys Haggett Dies at 68 in Phippsburg Center
Mrs Gladys Mitchell Haggett 68 widow of Frederick Haggett died Sunday morning at Phippsburg Center. Born Rockland August 6 1889 she was daughter of James and Mary Mitchell. She lived in Rockland and South Portland before moving to Phippsburg Center. Surviving: one son Fred and grandsons Stephen and Frederick, all of Phippsburg Center.
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Gladys M. Haggett
Gladys Mitchell Haggett
Frederick Haggett
Phippsburg Center
Rockland
James
Mary Bishop Mitchell
Rockland High School
South Portland
Fred
Stephen
Frederick
Jesse G Munsey Funeral Service Held
Funeral services for Jesse G. Munsey were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 from the Moat Sweag Baptist church in Woolwich with Rev Stephen Sidebotham officiating Bearers were Sherman Mitchell Harvey Chubbuck George Mains Fred Spinney and Chase and Harold Mayberry Interment was at the cemetery in Wisconsin
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Jesse G. Munsey
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich
Stephen Sidebotham
Sherman Mitchell
Harvey Chubbuck
George Mains
Fred Spinney
Chase
Harold Mayberry
Ee Cemtery
Wiscasset
Mrs Jeannette L King dies after long illness in Bath
Mrs Jeannette L King 49 wife of Truman J King of 374 Washington street Bath died Wednesday at Bath Memorial hospital after two days as patient. Born January 29 1908 in Wiscasset she was daughter of Lester and Etta May Munsey. Survived by husband two daughters her mother three brothers five sisters funeral held 3 p m Saturday at Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev Harold L Allen officiating interment Oak Grove family lot.
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Topsham Grange Hall
Lawrence Cloutier
Augusta
Cloutier
Ralph Daas
Georgetown Center
George Town
James Harper
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harold J. Brown
Cathy Brown
Cathy
Grace Atlen Preble
Janie Oliver
Mary Lee Rowe
Martha Bowen
Nellie Mains
Nellie Oliver Mains
Waltham
Mass
Georgetown
Moses and
Ameline Trafton Oliver
North Georgetown
Robinhood Area
Sargent E. Mains
Mis
Mains
Willard
Lynn
Gladys Oliver
South Bristol
Oak Cemetery
Jeannette L. King
Truman J. King
Washington Street
Wiscasset
Lester
Etta May Rines Munsey
Jeannette King
Elaine King
Lester G. Munsey, Jr
Phippsburg
E. Russell Munsey
Ellery A. Munsey
Sebasco
Amanda King
Bath
Delia Goodwin
West Bath
Clara Fowles
Elizabeth Reno
Eleanor Merrill
King
Morse High School
Philathea
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Discord Club
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Harold L. Allen
Oak Grove
Jesse G Munsey 88 Rural figure in Woolwich dies at Bath hospital
Jesse Geroll Munsey a Woolwich farmer and lumberman born February 21 1869 in Wiscasset died Sunday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital. He lived with daughter Mrs Fred Spinney at Popham Beach and was a Moat Sweag Baptist church member and Odd Fellows. Survived by widow Auta E Russell Munsey six daughters 24 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Jesse G. Munsey
Jesse Geroll Munsey
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset
David
Nancy Boynton Munsey
Fred H. Spinney
Spinney
Popham Beach
Munsey
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Auta E. Russell Munsey
Fred Spinney
George Main
Hazel Munsey
Cooper's Mills
Harvey Chubbuck
Sherman Mitchell
Bath
Maurice Hinckley, Jr
West Chicago
Mrs Maude A Avery Passes After Long Illness
Mrs Maude A Avery 84 widow of Joseph Avery died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Boothbay August 10 1873 she was daughter of Capt Charles and Sarah Thompson Boucher. Survived by two sons Maurice Avery Williamstown MA and Joseph E Avery Bath a grandson and a great grandson. She belonged to Central Congregational Church and was active in the Ladies Aid and taught Sunday school for many years.
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Maude A. Avery
Joseph Avery
Bath Memorial Hospital
Boothbay
Charles
Sarah Thompson Boucher
Maurice Avery
Williamstown
Mass
Joseph E. Avery
Bath
Mrs. Jeannette L. King Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Jeannette L. King were conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at the residence with Rev. Harold L. Allen officiating. Bearers were Robert King G Hudson Fowles Robert Goodwin Albert Reno Jr Stanley Wallace.
Mrs Frank H Mason Rises as Maine Garden Club Leader
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank H. Mason were held at St Marys church Augusta after her death Tuesday in Winthrop following a long illness. Born Anne Church in Albany NY in 1879 she became a Maine garden club authority and an adopted member of several clubs. She is survived by son Robert C Mason of Chatham New Jersey, an Eastern Airlines pilot.
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Frank H. Mason
St. Mary's Church
Augusta
Winthrop
Lewis
Hayman Weinstein Dies at 84 in Bath Burial Planned
Hayman Weinstein aged 84 died Saturday morning at his daughter Mrs Samuel Povich’s home 482 Middle Street Bath Born in Russia March 12 1873 he was a longtime Portland grocer who moved to Bath upon retirement He belonged to Shaarey Tphiloh Portland Survived by three daughters Mrs Samuel Povich Bath Mrs William Hurwitz Cambridge Mass Mrs A Gershman Dorchester Mass one son Joseph Weinstein New Haven Conn one sister Mrs Ida Levine Lowe Mass six grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews Burial in Mt Sinai Cemetery family lot to be arranged for Portland Sunday morning.
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Hayman Weinstein
Samuel Povich
Middle Street
Russia
Joseph Weinstein
Weinstein
Portland
Bath
Shaarey Tphiloh
William Hurwitz
Cambridge
Mass
A. Gershman
Dorchester
New Haven
Wyman Frank Kelley Wyman 70 Phippsburg Dies in Bath
Frank K Wyman 70 of Phippsburg died Sunday morning at Bath Memorial hospital. Born December 1 1887 at Parker Head he was a son of Fred and Elizabeth Cushing Wyman. A farmer by occupation he lived in Parker Head his whole life until nine years ago in Bath. He attended Parker Head schools and was a member of the Church of the Nazarene of Phippsburg. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Lawrence Thayer and Mrs Robert Jewell both of Bath, two cousins and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Wyman
Frank Kelley Wyman
Phippsburg
Bath Memorial Hospital
Parker Head
Fred
Elizabeth Cushing Wyman
Bath
Church of the Nazarene of
Lawrence Thayer
Robert Jewell
J F Alexander Funeral Held in Sebasco
Funeral services for James Fverett Alexander were held Wednesday at two o clock at the Sebasco Community church officiated by reverends R N Webb of Portland I A Temple of Cundy s Harbor and Kenneth Crawford of Sebeco Bearers were Arthur Pierce Arthur Darling Alton Wallace and Orlando Wallace Interment was in Sebasco cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Alexander
James Fverett Alexander
Sebasco Community Church
R. N. Webb
Portland
I. A. Temple
Cundy’s Harbor
Kenneth Crawford
Sebeco
Arthur Pierce
Arthur Darling
Alton Wallace
Orlando Wallace
Sebasco ‘Cemetery
Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle from Sunday Paper
A reader friendly page features a large crossword with numbered clues across and down including vehicles crates and towers plus a cryptogram quotation by William Garrison. The section ends with a King Features Syndicate distributed cryptoquote revealing a moral line about principles.
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King Features Syndicate
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Mrs. Maude A. Avery
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