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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1957

Page

5

St Philip's Auxiliary Tea and Sale Set for Aug 6 in Wiscasset

The St Philip's Woman's Auxiliary schedules its annual tea and sale for Tuesday August 6 from 3 to 5 PM replacing the earlier announced August 7 date due to Founders Day. Led by President Mrs Harvey Bean, committees cover Kitchen Aprons Food Fancy Work Vegetables Baby Attic Treasures Christmas Cards Tea Tickets. Local draft board details and Lincoln County enlistments follow. A wedding report notes the marriage of Miss Joan Dalton and Stanley Curtis at Sheepscot Road home with reception in Bath area. The town tax rate is five mills.

St. Philip's Woman's Auxiliary Lincoln Home Harvey Bean Peggy Hammond Mable Bryant Emily Sherman Harriett Grindell Ruth Hutchins McFadden Mather Darling Wiscasset Selective Service Board Lincoln County M. Robert Barter Boothbay Harbor William Brooks, Jr Waldoboro John E. McCormick North Whitefield Laura Blaisdell New Harbor Vernon Burton Monhegan Island Earle Stanley Doughty Boothbay Air Force John Frank Nelder Navy Joan Dalton Roy Dalton Stanley Curtis Carroll Curtis Lawrence Averill Sheepscot Road Gerald Dalton Bath Road Shirley Dalton Oner Richard Curtis Joan Brunswick Arthur Hutchins, Jr Edward Bourget Bath Francis Pierce Five Islands Linwood Ner Clayton Verney North Newcastle

Meyner's Wife Recalls Governor's Public Speaking

Mrs. Robert B. Meyner, New Jersey's new first lady, says she has heard him make numerous public address. She adds that when he speaks in public she trembles, but when she speaks in private he trembles, remarking to the ladies about his public duties.

Woolwich clubs host benefit supper and community events

The Woolwich Good Will Club held a successful benefit supper for Bath Memorial Hospital with guests from Bath Wiscasset Georgetown Woolwich and Summer. Day's Ferry Community Club plans a Saturday meeting with hostesses and a game period. Montsweag Extension Group schedules a lake cottage outing Thursday at Damariscotta Lake. Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship held a Sunday session with 17 members including prayers and musical solos.

Good Will Club Bath Memorial Hospital Bath Wiscasset Georgetown Woolwich Warren Kershner Nelson Rice Day's Ferry Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship Moatsweag Leanna Hathorne Patty Hathorne Russell Tanner George Wilson Stephen Sidebotham Carol Tanner Ellen Wilson Bernice Wilson

Summer visitors and relocations noted around Bath area

Numerous Bath area residents and visitors are listed with travels and temporary stays. Herbert Leeman recovers from a broken leg at Bath Memorial Hospital, while Wayne Leeman, Sidney Shaw Jr., the Kingston family, Kathy Gilmore, Merton Wright, Eben Dana, and others plan visits or vacations across Maine and New England. Some leave for work abroad. several families plan extended stays at summer homes and camps, with doctor visits and travel updates included.

Herbert Leeman Bath Memorial Hospital Wayne Leeman Chester Leeman Hockomock Road Norris Waltz Damariscotta Sidney Shaw, Jr Lynn, Mass Sidney Shaw Amerbury Mass Walter Kingston Joan Jane New York Kingston Ronald Kingston Massachusetts Lynn Kathy Gilmore Harold Gilmore York Lillian Heald Bath Cyrus Gilmore Mary Hall Woolwich Merton Wright Sasanoa Bluffs Bath Iron Works Eben Dana Harry Passmore Sagadahoc Ferry Mr. Dana Burton Hodgkins Augusta Hodgkins Bar Harbor Flurry Short Dorothy Sheldon Cleveland Ohio Foxboro John Witham Larrabee John Larrabee West Bath Douglas Seaver Middletown Frank J. Walker Day’s Ferry Capitol Island Russell Boyd Boston Boyd Walker John Hilpman Edith Severoni Tarrytown N. Y Carracas Venezeala Hilpman General Electric International William Leeman Bresden Tuckle Robert Garland Robert Richard Virginia Wollaston Leveroni Alton Strout Scotia Arthur Allen

Woolwich and Sagadahoc Ferry Residents News Brief

A Woolwich born community notes numerous visits and gatherings. Nancy Cord marries Lucien Emmons at St John’s Brunswick. several families from Day’s Ferry and Sagadahoc Ferry are mentioned visiting relatives. Ella A Temple of Bowdoinham dies at 87, survived by son Albert and two daughters.

Strout Day's Ferry James Thorpe Margaret Farwell Woolwich Alex St. Pierre Sagadahoc Ferry Nancy Cord Lucien Emmons Brunswick St. John's Catholic Church Lawrence Edwards, Jr Charlene Sue Rolla A'bert Bailey Lawrence Edwards Mary St. Pierre Hunnewell I. G. A Sagadahoe Ferry Austin Morse Muskegon Mich Samuel Morse Whiskeay Carroll Morse Georgie Walker Nelson Carter Holly Hill Fla Hatch Pemaquid Ralph Reynolds Carter Marilyn Hatch Ralph Hatch Captain Hatch Milo T. Wedge John Wilmington N. C Wedge Saugadahoc Ferry Ruth Reynolds Morse High School North Carolina Pfe John D. Williams, Jr Georgetown John D. Williams Stanwood Gilman Gilman Phippsburg Mapleton Thomas T. Schulten U. S. Naval Base Newport R. I Tarpy T. Schulten Portland Alec Schulten Ella Temple Ella A. Temple Bowdoinharm

North Bath Family Weekend Visits and Moves

Mr and Mrs George Young and family spent the weekend in North Bath with Herbert Young of East Andover. Miss Sandra Gauthier from New York visits Mr and Mrs Ardeine Haines as Royden Haines Jr and family move to North Street Court. Haines employed at Harpswell Fuel Depot. Eulalia Haines visits Russell Pearson in New London Conn. Haines on vacation from Bath Highway Department. Kathryn Campbell of Hartford visits her father William Campbell and sister Mrs Raymond Nadeau. Donna Gurney visits Paus Jones in Waterville. Annette Haines visits Earl Haines Jr in Bath. Continuous travel noted with recent return from Pennsylvania.

George Young Herbert Young East Andev Ca Sandra Gauthier New York Ardeine Haines Royden Haines, Jr North Street Court Bath Haines Harpswell Fuel Depo BNAS Royden Haines Eulalia Russell Pearson New London Conn Paus Jones Waterville Annette Haines Earl Haines, Jr Mrs. Haines Pennsylvania

Maine Millionth Visitor to Congress Sportswear Tour

Mr and Mrs Caillouet will be shown around and presented with shirts by the firm. Dr Smith hosts a noon luncheon at Sasanoa Inn. A 2 pm tour of Bath National Bank includes a bond presentation in the bank parking lot by President Sumner Sewall. The pair then heads to Rockland after touring Maine since the millionth visitor honor in Portland. He is a Washington DC business and public relations consultant.

Congress Sportswear Rockland Portland Washington, D. C

Arrowsic Family Reunion Celebrates Maine Kin in Summer Outing

A Mazeiko Galuza family reunion and picnic at Sebago State Park brought together relatives from Arrowsic Brunswick Bath Auburn and Chariton Iowa. Attendees included Bob Appel and children Judy and Robert, Ralph Jewett, Norman Foss, Stella Carney and many others, with travel and visits across Maine and New Haven Connecticut.

Sebago State Park Mazeiko- Galuza Michael Mazeiko Arrowsie Robert Appel James Robert Chariton Iowa Jerry Galuza Los Angeles Calif Betty Ann Susan Peter Auburn Joan Galuza Woolwich Appel

Parade opens as town judges seek entries for $25 prize

Parade organizers will select three town judges to award a $25 prize for the best entry. Additional entries include a Kennebec Greenhouse float, Mrs Helen Fosdick on a Palomino, Eliot Brown on a Morgan horse, and Chester McCabe with the Torrent handcart. Commander Henderson continues to accept entries.

Kennebec Greenhouse Helen Fosdick Eiliot Brown Morgan Chester McCabe Commander Henderson

Milestones in the Spaar Family Births on January 24 Across Years

The William Spaar family marks three births on January 24. In 1947 Betsy Gabriel of Fort Leavenworth Kansas welcomed a son. A year later Funice Kubash of Milwaukee welcomed a son. Most recently Jeanne Brekke of Milwaukee welcomed another son.

Stork Milwaukee William Spaar Betsy Gabriel Fort Leavenworth Kan Funice Kubash Jeanne Brekke

Packed Off To School Leading to Traffic Fine

A Norfolk woman nicknamed Dorothy was fined $10 for driving a sedan overloaded with sixteen 6 and 8 year old passengers plus herself. The judge ruled the load exceeded safe limits and constituted driving an overloaded vehicle.

Norfolk

Coals To Newcastie Corn Oklahoma Cream Sale Switch

Mrs. Fugene Reimer travels from a farm to Corn Oklahoma to buy fresh cream from a local resident with a cow, marking an unusual swap of roles in the rural exchange.

Okla Fugene Reimer

Local residents return from visits and vacations

West Bath sees Robert D. Goodwin back to duties as Bath Bus Service driver after a week off. Several households report travels to Bedford Massachusetts Medford Marblehead and other nearby towns with relatives visiting or hosting. Yaupon and Burnham families in Bath host and visit relatives from Texas Maine and Massachusetts.

Lincoln County Museum Sets August Crafts Exhibits

The Lincoln County Museum in Wiscasset will host August displays as part of Two Hundred Years of Maine Arts and Skills. A reception August 1 honors Brenda and Weston Anderson, Stell and Shevis, Janet Moore, Denny Winters, and Carroll Thayer Berry with prints, textiles, silkscreens, and ceramics.

Lincoln County Museum Route 218 Wiscasset Maine Brenda and Weston Anderson Southport Stell and Shevis William Shevis Lincolnville Janet Moore Deere Isle Denny Winters Rockport Ruth Lepper Gardner George Curtis Blue Hill Pavilion Curtis Knoedler Gallery New York City

Commemorative Covers and Stamp Purchase Instructions

Instructions for obtaining unused postage stamps from the local post office or the Philatelic Agency in Washington DC. Remittance must be by post office money order or dollar. personal checks and foreign currency not accepted. Covers must have legible brief letters. avoid general stamp inquiries. return envelopes required. stamps apply cancellations. mispositioned covers rejected. Columbus discovered the Virgin Islands on his second voyage to the New World.

Philatelic Agency Post Office Department Washington D.C Post Office

Reynolds Tome marriage ties Richmond residents

The Reynolds Tome wedding was held Saturday at the bride’s mother Mrs Edna Tome’s Bowdoinham home with many Richmond guests. The newlyweds plan to reside at 100 Main Street and both hold positions in local firms.

Reynolds-Tome Edna Tome Bowdoinham Richmond Robert C. Reynolds Carl Reynolds Joyce Umberhind Main Street Reynolds Eaton Shoe Co Linwood Hackett Jack Chambers Clyde Pfoggin Charles Kennedy Ferry Road Vernon Farley Riverside Cal Leonard Nason Hallowell Frances Norton Maxine Norton F Bouchard Augusta Hollis Kennedy Bath Clyde Fogegin St Petersburg

Rotarians View Ford Film at Central Church Meeting

Rotarians attentively watched Open Road a Ford Motor Co film tracing automobile history from its beginnings to modern times at a Tuesday session at Central church parish house. The program was arranged by Wyatt E T Albertson and Hildreth T Fisher with several regional guests listed including Stephen Emero Bath Harold Treworny and more from various states.

Ford Motor Co Central Church Parish House Wyatt ET Albertson Hildreth T. Fisher Stephen Emero Bath Harold Treworny Brooks Smith William Clemons Grover Connors, Jr Brunswick Marcus Wright Gardiner Mass George +. Idland Arlington Charles Bradford Augusta Robert Schmidtmann Boothbay Hhbrbor Ronald Sharp Newton John Damon Concord Stanley Beard Suffern N. Y Frank Shaw Needham Herbert Given Lewiston Michael Fisher Cheshire

Wallace child patient at Beth Memorial hospital

Terry Lee Wallace aged two and a half, son of F A Wallace US Navy and Mrs Wallace of Bath, is listed as a patient at Beth Memorial hospital.

Terry Lee Wallace F. A Paul A. Wallace Wallace Bath Beth Memorial Hospital

Merchants Call Council To Restore Two-Way Traffic

Bath merchants urge City Council to abandon one-way traffic and restore two-way flow on Front and Center streets. They cite poor summer business, parking concerns, and costs to shopkeepers while asking for faster congestion relief and city guidance on enforcement and cleanliness.

Senter's Elm Street Vine Street Front Street Merchirnts Bath del Yours Couneil Owisil Hain Vasil

Miss Maine Tours Brunswick Naval Air Station Saturday

Miss Maine Carol Ann Bartels of Bath toured the Brunswick Naval Air Station on Saturday escorted by Lt. Coe Henry L. Fallon of Debary Florida in a yellow Pontiac. She was greeted at the officers club and given a steak luncheon before a plane crew demonstration and jet engine start.

Miss Maine Bath Brunswick Naval Air Station Maine Carol Ann Bartels Laneheon Sutveday USS Naval Air Staion Atonoon LA. Coe Henry Lb. Fallan Dehind Fla Ina Portland Barton Smith Sat Like City Utah Kennebunk Richard S. Bisley Chicago, Il J.) Fagan Lic Thomas Brockway Brunwick Naval Air Station Officers’ Club Joseph Yavorsky Yavorsky William B. Oliver Ju William J. Neely Ens Panto Cutehen Charles MM. Heid AM3 Franklin J Kaminski Agis Wavine Hopewell AN John J Perry ATS Robert L. Rehmel Aou Bobby F TaMisey Millie Wars Milken Mise Maine

Rumford Girl to Teach Home Ec at Junior High School

Rumford Board elects Mrs Ann Mason as junior high home economics teacher after vacancy from Betty Eaton. The board also awarded a bid for a low pressure oil burner water tester for heating at Marse High, with costs noted.

Rumford Board of Education Marse High School Ann Meson Fallinton State Teachers Bethel Wright Feith Fe Tito Mason Beini Aistad Dvn Perth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Robbinson William and Helen Panama City Panama Roy Fairfield High Street Tracy B. Kittredge USNR Federal Street R. S. Schneider Otis Curtis Prentiss Aaron Tucker Middle Street Egbert M. Sewall East Auburn Philip S. Avery West Medford Leslie A. Sullivan Hooper Street Harry E. Bailey West Bridgewater Oscar Bailey Upper Federal Street Gerald Sherman David Sprague Curtis George K. Wheeler George K., Jr Thomas Springfield Paul R. Curtis, Jr Timothy Daisy McGrath Timothy Curtis Old Hundred Clinton Perkins Sally North Ralph Jewett Leo Radzwill Natick Jones Eddy Steen New Haven Walter Mazeiko Douglas Wirta University of Maine Gertrude Wirta Bangor Karl Swett Marton Pardioning Norman Drummond Ibra K. Lawrence Dummer Sewall Thomaston General Knox Montpelier Norman Foss Edith Campbell Gouer Owen Richardson Sea and Shores Fisheries Department Fred Lawson Pearl Harbor Nora Toeinson Everett Wirta Maine Maritime Academy Castine Gergrude Wirta Hyde Windlass Co Stella Carney Dresden Gardiner General Hospital Franklin Wright Falmouth Arthur George Howard Frye Black House Point Maritime Providences Arrowsic Robert D. Goodwin Linwood Miller ePrey Miller Bedford Jon Durant Medford Herbert White Frank Durant Lillian Wright Wilton James Hennessey Walpole Ralph H. McNary Marblehead Sabine L. D. Small Westport Port Clyde Waterboro Chamberlain Topsham William Caylor Ann Ricky Deborah Revenna Texas Irving Burnham Irving Burnham, Jr Robert Burnham Columbus The Virgin Islands New World Hugh Lancaster Mes Water Serve Water Street James Meserve Worster T House William Meserve Otis Douglass Oscar Douglass Horace Huntington River Road St. Mary's Hospital P. T. Durrell Lowell Mason Hale Burlington, Vt Hale Andrew Hejnar Harold Wheatley Billerica Stanley Griffin Metivier Wheatleys Ford Motor Film King Frederik of Denmark Council Heta Lindvog Toa Aleoom Thompson Fire Infantry Air Trade Ahance Miss Kenn Dbs Maint Ireland Popham Colony Wendy Sue Whitten Nancy Ann Senecal Constance Eloise Trowe Patricia Roselyn Boulay Jo Ann Miller Heather Jean McClure Vicki Ann Blaisdell Judith Hazel Colby Sally Elaine Ouelette Marie Antoinnette Plante
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