Wiscasset Health and Planning Activity Highlights
The Child Health Conference elected Mrs. Priscilla Campbell president and Mrs. Betty Sherman secretary treasurer. The first clinic is set for April 21 at Congregational parish house. The Planning Board discussed Phase Two of the 701 Program with Frank Milliken praising Phase One and urging regional cooperation. officers include George A. Jones and Walter Pashard. Delegates to state and district Republican conventions were named, with panels for alternates noted. Various church and community events and personal notices conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Sherman
Priscilla Campbell
Betty Sherman
Congregational Parish House
Tast
Emily Sherman
Alberta Sherman
Freda Hussey
Muriel Soule
Eva Hilton
Lucille Shea
Martha Puzhard
Boylston Hutchins
L. Marshall Chamberlain
Witcasset
Frank Milliken
Department of Economic Development
State of
Maine
Brewster Doggett
George A. Jones
Walter Pashard
Wiscasset
Republican Town Committee
Bangor
Roy E. Farmer
Donald M. Petrie
Frank B. Adams
Donald T. Brackett
Barbara Cowen
Edith H. Whitehouse
Maybelle Sherman
Blanche Towle
Robert MacLaren
Barbara Cowan
Roy Farmer
Woolwich News Roundup of Church Meetings and Community Events
Woolwich Woolwich Wiscasset Baptist church Youth Fellowship hosts party at Sunday school building Saturday. Laymen’s supper in Bath attended by church men. Prayer meeting at Westport Ferry home Thursday 7 30 pm. Easter Sunrise service planned April 17 at Westport Ferry home. Willing Workers meet at Mrs. Sanders home with projects advanced. Housewarming for Elbert Woodman at Nequasset. guests listed. Donald Jackson Jr celebrated 7th birthday at Nequasset Barley Neck Rd. Stork shower for Mrs. Jackson hosted by Mrs. Libby. Woolwich P T A to meet with speaker from World Book Co. on education trends. Local students and residents noted with illnesses. mumps and absenteeism reported. News includes assignments, visits, and social events around Woolwich and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich-Wiscasset
James Bailey
Westport Ferry Road
William Sanders
Donald Jackson
William Berry
Kenneth Baker
Francis Bisson
Marshall Libby
Loring Edgerly
Clyde Bailey
Woolwich
Ralph Burden
Charles Bassler
Kaler
Bath
Bruce McGowen
Cundy’s Harbor
Edward Hawkes
Ardenne Haines
North Bath
Donald Jackson, Jr
Barley Neck Road
Neqavasset
Bruce Woodman
Tyler Hathorne
Dennis Baker
Cary Dubar
Robert Allen
Prudence Reed
Rebecca Stevens
Kathy Whitham
Cathy Sullivan
Phyllis Chamber
Darlene
Debra Jackson
Wnequasset
Elbert Woodman
Howard Sullivan
Harold Strout
William Phillips
Mary McCuller
Frances Ellis
Woolwich P.T.A
Donald Sawyer
The
World Book Co
Earl Coates
Central School
Arrowsic Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Community Notes
Arrowsic notes show the Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 7 PM in the schoolhouse. Mrs. Mazeiko attended Farm and Home Week at the University of Maine and joined events with local residents through the week including lectures, demonstrations, and a Bangor visit. Local residents and guests enjoyed family gatherings, birthdays, and sightings of geese at Bluff Head marshes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsie
Michiel Mazeiko
University of Maine
Oreno
Stodder Hall
Blanche ‘Bennett
Bethel
Dean Deering
India
Mazciko
Ann Dingley
Claudia DeMonte
Walter Clement
South Portland
John Messengale
Hampden
Shirley Hobb
Springvale
Jean West
Rockland
Guy Chase
Nova
Bangor
Elwyn Mullen
Courtney Hinckley
Orono
Katherine Buiva
Farm
Howe
Charles Kennedy
River Road
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. B. Kennedy
Eunice Norton
Rev Bray Guest Speaker At Winter St Ladies Aid
The Rev Trueman F Bray pastor of the First Baptist church spoke at the Winter Street Congregational Ladies Aid meeting. A nominating committee was named for officers and the next program Cups and Cookies is set for April 13 with Tickets available. Tea followed with hostesses named for the next meeting and Rev Craig H Richards to speak later in Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueman F. Bray
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bray
John Sylvester
Frank Rittall
Clifford B. Wilband
Ernest Freeman
Ladies
Local Visitors Call on Mountain Road Families
Cousin Emma Longfellow HaHowell and Mr and Mrs Robert Boyle of Shaw road were Monday evening callers on Mr and Mrs Os sian Dodge of Meadow road. Thomas Staples of Bath visited Mrs Staples parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Bailey on Moatsweag road. H A Simpson of Wiscasset called on the Baileys Monday evening, Le Roy Haines of Day's Ferry and Mrs Stanley Dalton of Wiscasset dropped by Mountain road. J Sumner Bailey, son of Fernald Bailey, is confined at home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Warland
Old Stone Farm
Cambridge
Mass
Parker E. Mareen
Alfred M. Norton
Alfred M. Norton, Jr
Nashua
N.hh
Raleigh Tozer
Cape Elizabeth
Boylston Hutchins
Charles Shea
Bowdoin College
Donald Shea
Gardiner Road
Thomas Rankin
Edgar Rankin
Federal Treet
Robert Maybury
Robert Maypury
Middle Street
University of Maine
Orono
Gerald Brace
Mr. Brace
Eleanor Brace
Lee Street
Conrad Peters
Bangor
Carl Hughes
J. William Schulze
Bath Road
California
Edward Marston
Malden
Roy R. Marston
John Blagdon
Janice
Fort Hill Street
Augusta
Karen Seigars
Henry Seigars
Nequasset
Karen
Woolwich Central School
Sharon
Jinx
Correen
George Wright Road
Bailey
Albert Garland
Kittery
Linda
Pamela McPhail
John McPhail
Sagadahoc Ferry
Burton Wing
Susie
Michiel
West Bath
Wing
Clyde Bailey
Charles Presley
Carroll Jones
Mountain Road
Samuel Soule
Middle Road
Henry Webber
Eliza Tanner
Woolwich Center
Robert Tanner
Palto Alto
Calif
Wayne McPhail
David and
Paula de Vore
Paul de Vore
Gary Hatch
Bert Hatch
Gary
Auta Munsey
Janet Bailey
Bernard Bailey
Harvey G. Chubbuck
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Donna You
Bath
Ossian Dodge
Meadow Road
le Roy Haines
Day’s Ferry
Stephen Sidebotham
Stanley Dalton
Wiscasset
J. Sumner Bailey
Fernald Bailey
Youth Fellowship Rally Held Here On Saturday
The Medomak Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Saturday rally at Beacon Street Methodist Church with 50 attendees. Officers elected for the year include President Carol Jean Bragg Waldoboro and others from Bath Friendship and Waldoboro. Rev. Frederick L. Niles named adult adviser. A covered dish supper followed and a panel discussion on The Winner Good Or Evil was led by Rev. Phillip Palmer with participation from several pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medomak Sub-District
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Carol Jean Bragg
Waldoboro
David Lash
Carol Thomas
Beacon Street Church
Bath
Carl, Upham
Wesley
Church
Alice Calderwood
Ruth Hunter
Nancy Walter
Janet Chesebro
East Boothbay
Shirley Thompson
Elmer E. Jameson II
Frederick L. Niles
Diana Barter
Margaret Mitchell
Joanne Bailey
Robie Mitchell
Robert Hunt
Sherman Mitchell
Herman Barter
Duane Bailey
Sherman H. Mitchell
Bernard Lewis
Phillip Palmer
Evans Wilson
New Harbor
Oliver W. Bell
Forrest F. Fowle
Boothbay Harbor
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Royal Christian and Fellowship
Sherman Mitchell, Jr
Good Will Club Elects Officers At Monday Meeting
Mrs Clifton C Gainsley was elected president of the Good Will club at the Monday evening gathering, succeeding Mrs Nelson Rice. Officers include Mrs Charles Haley as vice president secretary treasurer Mrs Edward V Reed and Mr Arthur Orr benevolent. A bake bean supper was planned for Saturday April 30 at the club house and new members were welcomed. The next meeting is set for April 25 at Mrs Nelson Rice’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton C. Gainsley
Good Will Club
Warren E. Kershner
Green Street
Gainsley
Nelson Rice
Charles Haley
Edward V. Reed
Arthur Orr
George M. Carlton, Sr
Clifford Varney
C P. Halil
Percy Bailey
Harry Fitch
Islac. Orr
William Brann
Waldo Hathorne
George Carmichael
Debated funding sources for Maine schools in education session
Officials discuss potential savings from pooling purchases and the sourcing of money for schools. Town treasurer Stover urges state level funds or dedicated taxes, Curtis opposes federal aid, Reed favors federal aid, Hill cautions federal control is unlikely under current bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Courtney E. Stover
West Bath
Cleveland P. Curtis
Bowdainham
Curtis
Highway Commission
Carlton D. Reed, Jr
Woolwich
Congress
West Bath to Host Preschool Health Clinics
A series of three preschool health clinics for West Bath children is planned with a child specialist present. The first meeting is set for April 14 at 9 a.m. at West Bath School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Wet Bath School
Pomona Grange Maine Night Observed in Richmond Program
Sagadahoc Pomona last week held Maine Night at Enterprise Grange Richmond Village as part of its March meeting. Richard Webster state agriculture official spoke on five divisions while Dena Sullivan hosted and Charles White spoke as treasurer. An evening of Maine songs poetry and music featured performances by local artists and a display of Maine products auctioned for Grange projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sagadshoe Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Richmond Village
Richard Webster
Busness
State Department of Agriculture
Augusta
Dena Sullivan
Charles White
Pomona
Clyde Bailey
Grange
Grange Cottage of Goodwill
Grange Educational Aid Fund
Alberta Bailey
Marion Chubbuck
Eleanor Ripley
Florence Stephen
Actin
Ralph Ryan
Dirigo
Alfreda Perkins
Dromore
Dana
Haskell Memorial School Group To Give Program
The Home and School Association of Haskell Memorial School presents How to care for your sick child at home at the Bath Seventh Day Adventist church. Five registered nurses will participate with demonstrations on chest cold sore throat and high fever. Diets for a sick child and ideas to keep the child occupied will be discussed and shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and School Association
Hakell Memorial School
Bath
Harriet Pettenvill
Mildred Weetermeyer
Kate Clough
Nita Flossman
Beryl Gallant
Maine officials debate funding for education and taxes
State Representative Howard A Mayo argues savings in wasteful government expenditures could free more money for education while Reed warns of a possible tax increase to advance Maine education. J Horace McClure opposes higher taxes now, urging government savings. The meeting ends with a call to deter the education program in Aline. Jascha French presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A Mayo
Bath
Mayo
Reed
Maine
J. Horace McClure
House
Aline
Jascha French
Secictive Research Comm
Shs
Immunization Clinics Draw 700 Children Across City
City Health Department with Public Health Nursing Association and School Department ran free immunization and smallpox clinics for ages two months to high school. 700 children attended. 86 started DPT series, 262 received DT boosters, 67 had first polio shots, 45 third polio shots, six fourth polio shots. Numerous doctors nurses and volunteers aided. next clinics set for April 26 Dike School April 27 Huse School April 28 Fisher School including fourth polio shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Health Department
Public Health Nursing Association
School Department
Namdi Akar
Harry M. Wilson
Joseph
Barbara Larrabee
June Lessard
Clinton McFadden
Mila Morse
Marjorie Boucher
Dike School
Huse School
Fisher School
West Bath fashion show raises funds for school recreation
Officers wives of Patrol Squadron 2% at Naval Air Station Brunswick staged a formal fashion show at West Bath School under the West Bath PTA. Proceeds support a school recreation equipment fund. Co chairs included Mrs. Ed Edwards and Mrs. Jack Horsfield. Mrs. Peter Wycoff served as commentator. models included Mrs. Thomas Brown and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Air Station, Brunswick
West Bath
West~Bath
Leonard Smith
PTA
Ed Edwards
Jack Horsfield
Thomas Brown
Peter Wycoff
Bruce Ambler
A. B. Young
Charles Phillips
Carl Mendenhall
Arthur Northrup
Jack Britton
James Howell
Walter Collins
Robert Erickson
James Hanks
William, Knoblock
Robert Morse
Robert Sheets
George Stavropoulos
Thomas Tucker
Susan Brown
Theresa Sheets
Albert Desmond
WTA
West Bath Democrats Hold Caucus Sets Convention Dates
West Bath Democrats select Kenneth Snowdon and Mr and Mrs Harry S Larrabee as delegates to the Democratic State Convention to be held April 22 and 23 in Portland. Lawrence Babine Leonard Smith named alternates with Snowdon re elected caucus chairman and Mrs Leonard Smith re elected caucus secretary. Ballot clerks named Mrs Mary Larrabee and Mrs Leonard Smith. Meet the Candidate Nights planned beginning April 27 at the Littlefield school with county candidates as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Snowdon
Harry S. Larrabee
West Bath
Littlefield School
Portland
Lawrence Babine
Leonard S. Smith
Leonard Smith
Harry Larrabee
Marry Larrabee
Littlefield
Earl Baker
Kenneth Rodrigue
George Anderson
Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Helen Gilpatrick
Grace Dicknson
Marion Babb
Grace Dickinson
Rickinson
Emerson Grammar School
Richmond High School
Marcia Baker
Richard Joy
Daniel Maloney
Hons Davison
Jame Carr
Roger Gibbs
Robert Wiman
Maurice Sullivan
Courtney Hinckley
Cyrus Kendrick Pruss Moody
Thomas Hinkley
Arthur Lebel
Percy Little
James Cart
Courtney Hinkley
Maurice Sullvan
Robert Wyman
Edward Rabkins
Beulah Rebeksh Lodge
Ethel Pinkham
Ruth Howe
Clare Ames
Eva Douglass
Frances White
Elva Curtis
Charles Trott
Cecelia Robinson
Beatrice Webber
Granite City Rebekah Lodge
Hallowell
Velma
Warren Joy
Gardiner General Hospital
Birth announced for Glenn Cameron Carl at Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dennis W Carl of Topsham announce the birth of their second son Glenn Cameron at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Glenn Cameron
Bath Memorial Hospital
Richmond and Area Clubs Plan May 7 Athletic Banquet
A Richmond booster meeting launched plans for the annual athletic banquet set for May 7 with a banquet committee led by Earl Baker Kenneth Rodrigue and George Anderson. Various local groups met to discuss nominations and community events and noted partnerships with Emerson Lane Post and local schools for the Marcia Baker fund activities.
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs. Beveridge In Wollaston
Mrs. Robert E. Beveridge of Wollaston Mass guest of honor at a stork shower last week at the Elwell home. Gifts were arranged in pink and blue with refreshments served by several Bath and Brunswick residents attending from Bath West Bath North Bath Woolwich and Brunswick excluding no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Beveridge
Wollaston
Mass
Floyd Elwell
Corliss Street
Elwell
Jean Hudson
Dorothes Marks
Dorothy Marks
Carol Bennett
Mary Lacey
Angela Cobb
Roxanne Legard
Marilyn Cobb
Irene Denham
Betty McDougal
Natale Roy
Lorraine Pickard
Leona Freeman
Mabel Wheeler
Maryann Elwell
Bath
Ruth Perry
Bethel Arbuckle
West Bath
Mary Tardiff
North Bath
Jernee Mclntire
Woolwich
Rae. Andrews
Freda Day
Mertie Watson
Merri Tombrinck
Brunswick
Awards Presented At Meeting Of Cub Pack 92
Cub Scout Pack 92 of Woolwich at Central school held a Friday evening meeting. Cubmaster Edward Gallant awarded Bobcat pin Billy Phillips silver arrow Gary Orr Michael Gallant gold arrow Dale Chadburne and Wolf badge John Rice. Stewart McAllister of Bath Council presented the renewed pack charter and a national recognition banner for 1960. He urged parental cooperation in Cub Scout work. The program ended with a living circle of the Cubs reciting promises and laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout
Woolwich
Central School
Edward Gallant
Billy Phillips
Gary Orr
Michael Gallant
Dale Chadburne
John Rice
Stewart McAllister
Bath Council of Boy Scouts
Cub Stout
Mrs Ethel Tourtillotte Admitted To Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ethel Tourtillotte of 746 High Street is listed as a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital according to a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tourtillotte
High Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frost and fire mark Dresden area during late winter
Weather hazards linger on sideroads and the Eastern river ice remains treacherous with breaks near the bridge. Fire incidents include a mattress destroyed at the Jesse James home and a chimney fire at Mrs Edna Bodge’s residence. Community events feature an April 16 4 H food sale to fund State House visits and a Dresden Extension talk by Miss Jean West on consumer knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Edna Bodge
South Dresden
Dresden
Eastern River
State House
Boyd Goodwin
Gardiner General Hospital
Robert Gleason
Melville Houdlette
Plenty To Eat At Young GOP Open House Thursday
Sagadahoc County Republicans host an open house Thursday to introduce Gov. John Reed and congressional candidate Peter Garland of Saco. Refreshment committee co chairs Herbert Lilly and aver t Newcomb announced a menu including ham and turkey sandwiches cake brownies cookies ice cream pickles and potato chips with donations from local patrons and clubs. The event at Bath High School begins at 7 30 pm as the GOP seeks to welcome area voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
John Ho Reed
Peter Garland
Saco
Herbert Lilly
Avert Newcomb
T. Tarpy Schuliz
Woolwich
Ramm Rodney E. Ross Jr
J. Kiordace McClure
Sumner Sewall
Converse Fenn
Ronn
Republican Women's Club
County Committee
Bath
Areca
Huse
Open meeting announced for all political affiliations
A statement declares the upcoming meeting will be open to everyone regardless of party. It emphasizes inclusivity and invites participation from all political affiliations without restricting attendance.
Bath Letter Carriers Auxiliary Plans Bangor Event
The Bath Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Mrs. Dorothy Hynes home 22 Marcia Street and announced a representative will attend the State Convention in Bangor. Rita Ketchum won the mystery prize. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Marguerite Cornish 45 Rose Street with a covered dish supper. Attendees included Mrs. Athana Gillespie Ruth McLaughlin Marguerie Cornish Betty McKellar Rita Ketchum Niadulic Phillips and guest Mrs. Forn Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dorothy Hynes
Marcia Street
Bangor
Rita Ketchum
Hynes
Marguerite Cornish
Rose Street
Ruth McLaughlin
Athana Gillespie
Marguerie Cornish
Betty McKellar
Niadulic Phillips
Forn Moore
Bath Woman Elected To State Pythian Office
Dorothy Stone was elected grand guard and named district deputy grand chief at the State Convention of Pythian Sisters and Knights of Vishias held at the Eastland level in Portland. Bath attendees included Viola Melzard Ruth Sprague Eunice Perry Susie Darrah and Sarah Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stone
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Vihias
Eastland Leel
Portland
Bath
Viola Melzard
Ruth Sprague
Eunice Perry
Susie Darrah
Sarah Potter
Wedding Party Attends Caverly Cummings Nuptials
Out of town guests at the Saturday afternoon ceremony included Dr. and Mrs James S Bonney and daughter Leigh Ann of Portland Dr George Donahue Sr of Peabody Mass Mr and Mrs Clyde Oakes of Augusta and Miss Carolyn Cummings of Lewiston attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Bonney
Leigh Ann
Portland
George Donahue, Sr
Peabody, Mass
Clyde—Oakes
Augusta
Carolyn Cummings
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rch
Cancer Crusade
Fme
George Stafford
Exposition
Otty Steen
Ralph Steene
Perley Ater
Mr. Ater
Karl Rosenwald
Aubrey Steen
Peter Woodbury
Bedford
N. H
Frank Walker
Joseph DeSire
Lemuel Preble
Rev. Bray
Winter St
Ethel Burns
Gladys Dechan
Leon Felker
Fo Whitmore
Robert Killam
Gardiner
Jerry Stover
Courtney Stover
Irving Burnham
Hew
Lawrence Burnham
York
Pomona Grange
Haskell Memorial
Democrats
Bath Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Pythian
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