Fireside Group Hosts 150 Youths at Manitou Reunion
The Fireside group of Winter Street Congregational church hosted over 150 youths from across Maine for the two day Manitou Reunion and Pilgrim Fellowship Rally. Activities included registrations, recreation, song fests, devotions, watch service, commissions, an audio visual program, lunch, and a concluding rally led by Rev. Stanley B. Hyde with officers named for the State Pilgrim Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
Maine
Manitou
Pilgrim Fellowship
Auburn High Street
Dean J. Arthur Samuelson
Brunswick
Brunswick Pilgrim Fellowship
Samuelson
Edward G. Ernest
Hammond Street
Bangor
Camp Manitou
Douglas Harwood
Lewiston
Stanley B. Hyde
South Portland
Christian Education
State Pilgrim Fellowship
Jean Ulmer
Brewer
Lyman Cousens
Cape Elizabeth
Sally Curtis
Topsham
Betty Davis
Lubec
Faith Commission
Arthur Hayes
Austin
Action Commission
Revert Haggett
Bath
Fellowship Commission
G: m Fellowship
Stanley Bole
Hyde
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Robert Haggett
Fireside
Lou Sue Hagerthy
Buzzy Ftzgerald
Ninth Annual Tea and Fashion Show by Club Forty-Two
Club Forty-Two plans a tea and fashion show at Hyde Memorial Home on Sunday April 4 from 230 to 430 pm. Proceeds go to Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc. Co chairs are Mrs David Clark Mrs Edward Jones and fashion show chair Mrs Arthur Sturtevant. Local models will display spring ensembles furs and hats with enhanced visibility via a double stairway. Tea in the dining room and guided home tours offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty-Two
Hyde Memorial Home
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
David Clark
Edward Jones
Arthur Sturtevant
Robert Pletts
East Brunswick
Bath Visit for Harry A Beals at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden of South Portland spent Sunday in Bath visiting Mrs Madden's father Harry A Beals of Wisconsin who is a patient at Memorial Hospital. The Maddens are former Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
Bath
Sandra Kay Wright Hosts Eight Birthday Party
Sandra Kay Wright daughter of Ellsworth and Mrs Wright hosted friends Saturday for her eighth birthday. Prizes went to Carl Moran Maria Comeau Michelle Turcotte Valarie Fullerton Anita Cloutier. Guests included Sue Cooper Ann McCole Lynnette Miller Sharon Wright Sue Sturtevant Leora Pennell and others. Mrs Cooper assisted with serving as the group enjoyed cakes ice cream punch and television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kay Wright
Ellsworth Wright
Drayton Road
Carl Moran
Maria Comeau
Michelle Turcotte
Valarie Fullerton
Anita Cloutier
Sandra
Sue Cooper
Ann McCole
Lynnette Miller
Sharon Wright
Sue Sturtevant
Leora Pennell
Sandra L. Wright
Sylvia Jackson
Nancy Amburg
Sandra Black
Arlene Coleman
Jennifer Hamilton
Sandra Grace
Donna Weston
Jackie Shorette
Marjorie Ferris
Judy McCole
Brothers
Danny
Johnny Wright
Carl] Cooper
Wright
Ex Mayor and Mrs Rogers Return Home After Florida Visit
Ex mayor and Mrs Walter C Rogers return to 663 Washington Street after three months in West Palm Beach Florida with Mr and Mrs Calvin W Rogers. They report both in very good health and enjoyed a pleasant visit together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C Rogers
Washington Street
West Prim Beach
Fla
Rogers
Calvin W. Rogers
Pre-nuptial Shower for Sally Snowden Planned
A surprise pre nuptial shower was given for Miss Sally Snowden daughter of Mr and Mrs Rupert Snowden of Andrews road Friday evening at Mrs Thelma Atkinson home Court street co hosted by Miss Elaine Atkinson and Miss Rita Gediman Thelma Atkinson and others attended Thelma Atkinson home on Court Street hosted the event for Snowden whose May wedding to Richard Jackson was planned Snowden employed at Bath Iron Works Morse High School graduate 1951 Husson College attendee 1952 Gift table centered with pink and green decor and a pink rose themed cake inscribed Sally and Dick 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Snowden
Rupert Snowden
Andrews Road
Thelma Atkinson
Court Street
Elaine Atkinson
Rita Gediman
Miss Snowden
Richard Jackson
Karcher Jackson
Center Street
Sandra Daley
Snowden
Sally and
Bath Iron Works
Morse High
Husson College
Bangor
Fred Snowden
Roscoe Shaw
Horace Morse
Arthur Gedsman
Lawrence Lowell
Gardiner Deering
Reginald Parker
Doris White
Audrey Durant
Sally Freeman
Warren Atkinson
Edward Atkinson
Martha Gross
Alzira Gross
Just Wold
Joan Shaw
Leslie Wold
Josephine Baker
Mary Linekin
Mary Stover
Robert Fairfield
Mrs Smith to Teach in New Junior High
Mrs Marion J Smith former Board of Education member was elected to teach social subjects in eighth grade at the new Junior High school. Lawrence Wright was named assistant principal and regular classroom teacher with subject area to be determined. Wright currently serves as assistant principal at Huse School and teaches seventh grade. The board also discussed the revised city budget adopted by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion J. Smith
Board of Education
New
E Board
Lawrence Wright
Morse High School
Gorham Normal School
University of Maine
Morse Pupils Compete In One Act Play Test
Morse High performed The Plum Tree at the State One Act Play Contest at Brunswick High School with an all girl cast led by Lardina Caverly and others. The event featured Bristol North Yarmouth and Brunswick High, judged by John Riley of Freeport. The Land of Hearts Desire won first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Brunswick High School
Maine Principals Association
Bristol
North Yarmouth
Brunswick High
Morse High Group
Mary Ellen Chase
Lardina Caverly
Maron Smith
Nancy Blair
Cecily von Huene
Dorothy Thompson
Anne Cohen
Martha Holmes
Bath Girls
Phyllis Wright
Morse Brunswick High School
John Riley
Freeport
Fragments Describe Farm Property Sharing Plea
Fragmentary lines reference sharing property and a government or community notice about a farm parcel. The readable words suggest a call to join or list property, with stray letters and incomplete phrases indicating OCR damage rather than a complete report.
Extension Groups Meet at Dromore for Home Grounds Talk
County Agent Charles Eastman and Home Demonstration Agent Hilda Haskell led the Twin County Extension Service at Dromore Grange Hall in a discussion on Better Home Grounds. Diagrams colored slides and Q&A outlined soil care and plant improvements. Dromore hosts next meeting on April 30 with rabre Facts. dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eastman
Hilda Haskell
Lewiston
Twin County Extension Service
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Dromore Grange Hall
Ladies of Dromore Extension Group
Eva Rogers
Addie Seavey
Annette Skhofield
Anita Totman
Mildred Rogers
Aretha Campbell
Lucy Cutting
Dromore Extension Group
Sadie Hilton
Bath leader named to Y M C A World Service committee
A. M. Main, president of Bath Y M C A, was named to the International Committee of Y M C A World Service. The spring meeting at the Augusta house outlined plans for foreign work this year. William C. Perkins, Bath general secretary, attended. O H Emmons spoke on Y M C A foreign programs in 78 countries with the US and Canada active in 38 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Main
Bath
William C. Perkins
O. H. Emmons
Y. M. C. A. International Committee
New England
Emmons
United States
Canada
Beatrice Main Wins State DAR Poster Prize
Beatrice Main a fourth grade pupil at Dike school won the states poster prize at the state DAR conference in Augusta. The award for best entry by a pupil in her class was presented by Mrs. Howard Proctor of Rockland. Beatrice was accompanied by her mother and grandparents as the poster moves on to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
State House
Augusta
Beatrice Main
Archibald M. Mein, Jr
Washington Street
Howard Proctor
Rockland
Beatrice
Dike School
Effie Wright
Bath
Dummer Sewall
A. M. Main
Auto Violations In Court Friday
Two automotive violations were heard in Municipal Court Friday morning before Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Leslie H. Williams of Bowdoinham pleaded guilty to operating an unregistered vehicle on Route 201 at Topsham and was fined $10 with $7.10 costs. Donald Emero, a Bath automobile dealer, pleaded guilty to selling a car not inspected and paid $5 fine with $5.70 costs. Emero said the car had been inspected and was roadworthy but his station lacked current inspection stickers at sale. the car was released once stickers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridary
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie H. Williams
Bowdoinham
Topsham
Donald Emero
High Street
Bath
Emero
Polar Star Masons Install Officers at Semi Public Ceremony
Polar Star Lodge F. and A. M. held a semi public installation Wednesday with a large gathering of masons and ladies. Music by Robert Rice and orchestra, gladioli and carnations decor, installing officer P. R. W. Edwin H. P. Lowell and assistants oversaw the ceremony. Guests included District Deputy Grand Master Roland Cornish. Afterward a lunch by lodge wives and a dance closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge
Robert Rice
P. R. W. Edwin H. P. Lowell
Fred Osgood
W. Percy Marks
Mr. Lowell
Roland Cornish
Bowdeinham
Ernest Freeman
Harold E. Boynton
Kenneth L. Wood
Edmund R. Furber
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
George E. Boynton
Harrison K. Dutton
Kenneth Ladd
Robert Mitchell
Tyler
William A. Boyce
Lodge
Masons
Evelyn Wyman
Margaret Lonn
Avadna Drake
Eleanor Merchant
Ruth Fuller
Nellie Smith
Bertha Stilphen
City Opens Bids for New School Home Economics Equipment
City Manager opens bids for home economics room and cafeteria equipment at the new junior high. United Hotel and Restaurant Equipment Co. bids lead with 7,442 dollars for full setup including a large refrigerator. alternate 7,026 dollars for smaller unit. Thompson-Winchester bids 8,381.50 with 7,977.50 alternate. Refrigerator bid 737 dollars with 620 alternate. Hutchins of Bath bids 3,150 for sinks and counters. Other bids 3,663 and 3,998. Special Committee on School Buildings to review before awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hotel and Restaurant Equipment Co
Scarborough
Thompson-Winchester
Boston
United Hotel & Restaurant Equipment Co
Hutchins of
Bath
Iow
Geneva
Penobscot Trading Post
Old Town
Arechoiridae, Inc
Bath girl appears in English comedy at Waban Playhouse
Miss Janice Knight daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Knight of 95 Lincoln street appears as Emily in the English comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay opening Thursday at the Waban Neighborhood Playhouse in Waban Massachusetts. She is praised for a proficient portrayal and has appeared in many productions with the High Star Playhouse Group. Mr and Mrs Knight and daughter Beverly spent the weekend in Boston to attend the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Knight
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Waban Neighborhood Playhouse
Waban
Mass
Miss Knight
Emily
Cornela Otis Skinner
Wweradua
Morse High
Rainbow Assembly No. 3
Bath
High Star Playhouse Group
Beverly
Boston
Rod and Gun Club backs split duck season plan
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association members vote in favor of a split season for duck hunting rather than the traditional straight season. The group discussed opening Oct. 7 with a second part by Jan. 1, plus building improvements and other club activities at the North Bath meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROD and Gun Club
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association
North Bath
Hardings
South End
PTA Hall
Gerry Wade
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Merrymeeting Bay
George M. Carlton, Jr
Immunization Clinic Dates Set for Diphtheria Tetanus Polio
Officer Roscoe C. McFadden announces schedules for pre school and school immunization against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and small pox. Clinics run April 6 to June 3 at Dike Huse and Lillian Fisher schools with four month olds eligible. Parents must sign and return blanks to receive one or all injections. booster shots available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. McFaden
Dike School
Huse School
Lillian Fisher School
McFadden
Public Health Nursing Office
Front Street
Two Bath Men Injured In Sunday Car Crash
A 1941 sedan driven by Fred L. Sutherland Jr. and carrying passenger Murtaugh L. Hughes overturned after hitting a stone wall on Washington Street near Marshall Street. Hughes suffered a broken shoulder, six ribs, and possible internal injuries. Sutherland had head cuts and bruises. Officer Paul Avery noted 120 feet of northbound skidding before the collision and that Sutherland would face a driving charge in Municipal Court after release from Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Washington Street
Marshall Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Fred L. Sutherland, Jr
Murtaugh L. Hughes
Hughes
Sutherland
Paul Avery
Avery
Bowdoinham Red Cross drive advances with 60 percent
Bowdoinham reports progress on the Red Cross drive with about sixty percent of the $400 village quota raised. Andrew Peterson chairs the drive. Mrs. Helen Dudley leads house to house canvassing with a long list of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bowdoinham
Andrew Peterson
Helen Dudley
Karl Hatch
Ralph Rogers
Bessie Douglas
George Millay
Malcolm Hatch
Jacqueline Stilphen
Lewis Lucy
John Tourtelotte
Merle MacDonald
Arthur Curtis
Vernon Tourtelotte
Grace Hooper
Edna Small
Linwood Hackett
Edward Baker
Eugene Cook
Linwood Rideout
Boyd Estabrook
Hart Returns to Harvard Duties After Visit
Loring E. Hart, assistant to Professor Griffin at Harvard University, resumes duties after a brief visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Hort remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring E. Hart
Prof. Griffin
Harvard University
Actig
Pisebeth Hort
Kingsbury to Be Installed Exalted Ruler at Bath Elks
Percy W. Kingsbury former Bath police chief will be installed as exalted ruler by Robert Donovan of Gardiner lodge. Officers include Drake Desmond E agreements, with a reception, buffet, and dance to follow at the Elks Home on Lambert Street. The Bath lodge will award a defense bond to Morse High School senior Carroll Denbow. Dignitaries from Maine Elkdom will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Kingsbury
Lodge of Elks
Police
Bath
Robert Donavan
Gardiner Lodge
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Joseph F. Desmond
Donald Emero
Joseph H. Mullaney
Harold D. Perry
Edgar Hancox
John Sturtevant
James E. Thorpe
T. Bresnahan Wagner
Elwood Seward
Elks Home
Lamberd Street
Brian M. Jewett
John P. Carey
Arthur Sturtevant
George W. Gallant
J. Haviland Torrey
Eubra Troop
John Mullaney
Edward J. McMann
McMann
Leon Brown
Nicholas Johnson
James Feeney
Ernest Zapf
Judson Niles
Chester Comeau
Elks
Herbert T. Caverly
Bath Lodge of Elks
Maine Elks Association
Carroll Denbow
Morse
Maine
Elkdom
Town residents share a quiet week of travel and illness
Tuesday in town saw guests visiting Mrs. Carl Carlson while Jane Dudley underwent surgery in Central Maine General Hospital. Leonard Skelton took a Canada business trip and Mrs. Margaret Miller was committed to Augusta State Hospital. Lillian Damon attended Electa Chapter meeting as Harold Hack and family visited Brunswick relatives. Carl Carlson died at the Stevens home in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carlson
Jane Dudley
Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Dwight Adama
Marlene
Washington
Leonard Skelton
Canada
Margaret Miller
Augusta State Hospital
Lillian Damon
Lis Falls
Electa Chapter
Harold Hack
Brunswick
Hackett
George Hackett
Omar Stevens
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Hyde Home
Wee Twat
Sally
Mrs. Smith
Psoyy
Dromore
Main
Y. M. C. A. Committee
D'ke
Washington, D. C
Polar Star Masons
Bath Girl
Waban, Mass
North
Kathy Billings
Lester Gray
Ridge School
Andrea Linnea Sammus
Bishop School
Coombs
Smith
Helen Robinson
Masonic Hall
Herbert Heath
Evelyn Ackley
Louise Curtis
Edna Purington
Lisbon Falls
Carroll Hodgkins
Portland
Martha Gertrude Powers
Hazel Libby
Richmond
Ira Hodgkins
Gloria Karkas
Lisbon Malls
Llewellyn Freeman
Eva Messer
Lara White
Pioneer Girls
Parent-Teacher Association
George Millay Wood
Tourtelotte
Harry Prout
Harland Joyce
Richard Moore
Ellie Oore
Kentucky
Fort Dix
George Byrns
Andrew Byrns
Army Ordnance School
Fuessen
Ger
Cleveland P. Curtis
The
Nebraskan
Sun
Chandler Chara
Satan Ball
Cme
Howard Keel
Kathryn Gra
Paris Models
Pera
Victor Mature
Piper Laurie
William Bendix
Lamas LL
Sian
Charlton Heston
Walt Disney
Livina Desert
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