Stork Shower for Mrs. Vinal King Held at Meadow Way Home
The Stork shower honoring Mrs. Vinal King occurred at 16 Meadow Way. Guests decorated the room with pink and crepe paper. After opening gifts, the group served sandwiches cupcakes and coffee to attendees including Mrs. Guster Rene Mrs. Carley Mrs. Edith Parks Mrs. Im Honise Mrs. Harold Mrs. Evelyn Lothard Marion Taggert and the honoree Mrs. King.
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Carley
Edith Parks
Im Honise
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Wilith
Evelyn Lothard
Marion Taggert
King
Destroyed Car Plate Leads to Fine in Bath Court
Jerome D. C. Mundy of Brunswick Naval Air Station told Judge Gardiner R. Deering he did not know why he did it after pleading guilty to taking a license plate from a car owned by House of Greene on Water Street and throwing it onto a railroad track. He was fined $20 with $5.10 costs, and pleaded guilty to failing to return to the right side of the road within 100 feet. Trooper James Milligan was the complainant.
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Brunswick Naval Air Station
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath Municipal Court
de House of Greene
Mundy
House
Water Street
Vine
Hey
Oxford
Mass
James Milligan
Stork Shower for Mrs. Sidney Dudley at 30 Denny Road
Mrs. Sidney Dudley was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs. Albert Brown at 30 Denny road. Gifts were displayed in a bassinet and refreshments served to a wide group of guests including Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. James Clemon, Mrs. Paul Lemont, and others.
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Sidney Dudley
Albert Brown
Denny Road
Dudlence
George Brown
James Clemont
Paul Lemont
Bazin Lemont
Herbert Tate
Henry White
Desmond
Leon Wits
Robert Mehlhorn
James Duncan
Alpha Booker
Harland Booker
Richard Renshaw
Francis Deehan
Frank
Marietta
Mayland Booker
Robert Gilmore
George Booker
Meadowbrook Social Visits and Travels Across Town
A string of weekend and holiday visits centers on Meadowbrook residents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Ray of Wo burn Mass. visited Mrs. J. K. Bowker. guests included Mrs. Howard Smith of Berlin Conn. and others. The piece notes trips to Sabine, Kittery, Wynburg, and Boston plus a Labor Day picnic with Cecil Fullerton’s family. A separate survey by the Twentieth Century Fund reports about 40 percent of the land too dry for safe general agriculture without irrigation.
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Woburn
Mass
J. K. Bowker
Howard Smith
Berlin
Lucinda
Kittery
Cecil Fullerton
Florence
Joe
Harry Fullerton
Eugene Bowker
Meadowbrook
Georgia Ewing
Brightwater
Ohio
Carrie Little
Stanley Hutchins
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Wynburg
Margaret
Chicago
Sam
Oe Man
Jers
Connecticut
Holton Cottage
T. C. Hughes
Saco
Twentieth Century Fund
Cartoonist Eck Duyer From Loyola LA Noted Accomplished Artist
Eck Duyer of Loyola University in Los Angeles is recognized as an accomplished cartoonist. He has earned praise within academic and artistic circles for his work across humor and illustration.
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Washington
Reddine’ Heltbeck
Loyola U. of Los Angeles
Parker Head and Sebasco Estates Meeting Details
Parker Head Phippsburg Christian Service Committee will meet at the Parker Head schoolhouse with Sebasco Estates gathering tentatively set for Sept 11 at 8 p.m. All welcome. Numerous local residents attend school, club, and family events, with notes on birthdays, garden harvests, and neighborhood visits across Parker Head and surrounding towns.
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Arthur Moore
Bill Lowell
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Parker Head area notes visitors and local activity
Bonnie and son Loren returned to Massachusetts after a week with Parker Head relatives. Irene Libby visits ill mother in Lisbon Falls. Elwood Hathorne and daughter with Mrs. William Temple visit Parker Head relatives. Walter Percy of Waban Mass. visits sister in Parker Head. Eugene Ross family visit Augusta. Peter Bush returns home with them. Mrs. Gray and three children celebrate her birthday in Portland. Morse High students from Parker Head attend class and wedding in Brunswick. Lorraine Sholfield returns to Bangor after Sarah McIntyre wedding. Rupert Hodgkins visits Parker Head. Walter Mann returns to Staten Island after summering there. Leston Harrington and others visit Lewis ton. Freda Perkins hosts guests with Arthur Williams of Winneganee. Maurice Blaisdell family guests of Charles Blaisdell. George Wilson of Bath visits Seabasco. Freman Oliver of Popham visits. Ralph Merry and families from Massachusetts and New London Conn. visit Libby home. Labor Day weekend hosts include Beatrice Denningham and Mrs. J. D. Libby.
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Sebasco Lodge
Stanwood Ilman
Bernard Anderson
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Kennebec
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Totman
Minot
Pond Island
Seguin Island
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Parker Head
Small Point
H. Macy Whitehead
First Congregational Church
Yarmouth
E. Stanley Jones
Charles L. Stevens
West Bath
Adele Hunt
Betty Bowker
Small Point Beach Club
Fred Haggett
Camp Drum
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Donald Logan
Winnegrance
Jean Hunt
J. G. Butler
Brightwater
Bessie Cotton
Dudley S. Leavitt
Witch Spring Inn
Hartford
Cann
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Arthur
Thomas
Lewis
Clara
Bronx
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William Blaisdell
Granville, Colby
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Meadowbrook
Donald Morse
Stone & Webster
Boston
Morse
Lake Charles
Grace Park
John Blaisdell
Ee Virginia
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West End
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Carole Mank
Albert Gray
Russell Turner
Weiner Rock
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J. Frank Mezenski
Sally Lowell
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
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Turner
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Warren
Portland
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Laurence Morong
Everett Libby
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Sebasco Estates
Levening
Elmer Allard
Eliza Bradsha
Phippsburg
Ethel MacElroy
Willard Percy
Florence Rollins
Herbert Bassett
Arthur Bassett
Boothbay
Southport
Bassett
Charles True
Leslie ‘Darling
Amos King
Michigan
Freelan King
Bowdoinham
Arthur Kreidler
Francis Morong
Archie Erickson
Wilma Hodgkins
Williamodgkins
Allan Sternberg
Ronald Erick
Merrill Bassett
Bert Nisbet
Bearsmont
Waldoboro
Raymond
Beryla
W.S. Hunter
Bonnie
Son Loren
Massachusetts
Irene Libby
Stephen Hirster
Lisbon Falls
Elwood Hathorne
William Temple
Walter Percy
Waban
Mass
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Augusta
Peter Bush
Albert.Gray
Bill Lowell
Gray
Leston Harrington
Joyce Gray
Sebasco
Morse High School
Francis Gray
Mary Moore
Barbara Wyman
Elfreda Perkins
Harold Mott
Arthur Williams
Winneganee
Maurice Blaisdell
Charles Blaisdell
George Wilson
Bath and Sebasco
W. A. Lowell
Freman Oliver
Popham
Ralph Merry
Foster Marsters
New London
Conn
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Ralph Merry, Jr
Sydney Chattley
Merton Merry
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Saint Simeon Stylites Pillar Hermit First of His Kind
A historical note about Saint Simeon Stylites who reportedly lived atop a 30 foot pillar for 30 years, among the earliest famed Christian hermits noted for extreme ascetic life.
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Weekday services sparse as Yar mouth mass meeting planned
A small Sunday eve service at the church concluded with Rev Macy Whitehead presiding. A mass meeting in Yar mouth will feature Dr. E Stanley Jones on winning people to Christ and Christianizing rural communities, with attendees invited including Phippsburg Christian Service Committee members.
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Yarmouth
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S. S. City of Rockland shipwreck tale ends with saved passengers
In 1923 the S. S. City of Rockland ran onto Dix's Island ledge in the Kennebec, all 300 aboard were saved by Coast Guard boats from Pop ham Beach after foggy whistle calls. They spent the night around a bonfire on the island and were taken to Boston by train. the vessel later burned in Salem harbor in 1924.
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Dix’s Island
Kennebec
Popham Beach Coast Guard
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Local Families Share Summer Updates Across New England
Mrs Julia B Dozois and family visit Parker Head while Dr Albert Gray serves at Gates Reserve Corps Fort Williams. Ernest andwood and P J Lewis return from vacations to Swampscott. Paul Goodwin and son from Tulsa visit parents Martin F Goodwin in Bath after airport reunion with Boston arrival.
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Taunton Dozois
Parker Head
Albert Gray
Gates Reserve Corps
Fort Illiams
Ernest “Ood
Bath
P. J. Lewis
Swampscott
Orton
Oce
Paul Goodwin
Tulsa
Oxia
Martin F. Goodwin
Boston
Hagan Wins Colby Four Year Tuition Scholarship
Joan Marjorie Hagan of Georgetown earns a four year full tuition scholarship to Colby College becoming one of two freshmen honored alongside Audrey Louise Tanner of Springfield. Hagan is Morse High valedictorian and active in school staff, with prior awards from the American Association of Teachers of French and a Northern Baptist Convention scholarship.
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Georgetown
Colby College
Audrey Louise Tanner
Springfield
Mass
Miss Hagan
Morse High School
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American Association of Teachers of French
Northern Baptist Convention
Cosmo Club Meeting Highlights Youth Leaders Ahead
A Cosmo Club gathering reflects on future nation builders among 29 million American students. Parents teachers and citizens discuss the influence adults have on youth as they shape tomorrow. A social hour with treats followed by refreshments rounded out the event.
Daisy variety spread across temperate America
The common daisy is a wild variety related to the mum and, though it grows over most of temperate America, is an import from southeast Europe.
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