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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1959

Page

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Adventurous Devil Iconography Powers Underwood Brand

A retrospective on the William Underwood Company traces its 19th century cannister debut and the devilled ham trademark. It notes the migrated image of a red demon on the can, its historic trademark registration, and how adventure and forward momentum propelled the firm from wartime provisioning to modern marketing.

America Boston William Underwood Company Russia Wharf Underwood California

Pine Tree Council Plans Fall Roundup for Boy Scouts

The Pine Tree Council announces a Fall Roundup to boost recruitment as Scouting marks its Golden Anniversary in 1960. Cub Scouting targets eight to ten year olds with family involvement, Boy Scouting emphasizes patrol participation, and Exploring opens vocational and social opportunities for older youths.

Pine Tree Council Boy Scouts of America Cub Scouts

Khrushchev Visit Seen As Path To Peace Advancing U S Ties

The Adams New York Journal and Wall Street Journal weigh Khrushchev’s U S trip as potential uncovering of truths, fostering understanding and a path to a just peace. They warn against overconfidence, likening the world to a jungle where survival demands wisdom beyond righteousness or cunning.

Khrushchev U. S Adams New York Wall Street Journal

Light and community notes brighten Georgetown town

At First Baptist Church Rev Ernest Roberts preached on Genesis light as a guide to daily living. An organ recital featured Forest Perkins of South Paris as soloist. Town activities include road tarting, Robinhood post office moves, and numerous visits and gatherings among Georgetown residents and relatives including Luger Brant Beach visitors.

Ernest Roberts First Baptist Church God Jesus Forest Perkins South Paris

Five Islands seaside notes and tours around town

The region's news covers herring nets off Five Islands, trains on the winter schedule with a daily inbound and outbound run, and a busy slate of church events. Residents host and visit kin, outline fall sermons, youth fellowship resumes, and local folk attend recitals, trips, and cottage weekends across Georgetown, Bath, and neighboring towns.

Cousin News From Mount Morris Area

Stanley Jewett of Mount Morris New Jersey called his cousin Mrs Charles Mac Mahan with notice of the death of his brother Irving Jewett on August 12 at a veterans hospital in Saginaw Michigan Irving was born in Georgetown and attended Robinhood schools.

Stanley Jewett Mount Morris N. J Charles MacMahan Jewett Irving Jewett Veterans’ Hospital Saginaw Mich Georgetown Robinhood

Bay Point sale and local notices in Bay Point area

Dr. James Graham of Melrose Mass purchased the Colby property owned by Arthur Colby of Bath and built by the late Osea Cahill on the northern part of Bay Point. Gordon Merry and a Waldoboro friend visiting Merry's sister Mrs. Dwight Furbish returned to Waldoboro. Bay Point remains quiet from unseasonably cold weather. Mrs. Joseph Higgins of Georgetown called at the Navajo f on Sunday.

Thomas Savage Little River John R. Blackie Gilbert Gunnell George Alderman Georgetown Roy Powers Brunswick Blackie Clarence Haley Topsham Dudley Allen Joseph F. Higgins Port Clyde Tuesden Damariscotta Raymond Reid Ethel B. Patterson Ruth Patterson Sarah Morton Boothbay Harbor Miss Morton Pattersons Bonnie Richardson Ralph Davis Jaques Willibeck le Mair Barrington R. L St. Andrews School Shirley Howard Lynnfield Mass Roy Newman Robert Hawley West Georgetown Amherst Donald Walker McMahon Island Adolph Spear Waterville Colby College Jimmie Clarke Roy Clarke Seguinland Orono University of Maine Roscoe P. Todd Bockinhead William A. Todd Daniel Levine Timmy Karen Robinhood George Laskey Charles McMahan Ruby McMahan Bath Adelaide Stott Maine Medical Center Portland McMahan Gorge Laskey Carroll Powers Guy R. Snowe Winter Street Marrtown Percy Lanz Luger Brant Beach N. J Holy Trinity Church Lloyd F. Worley Hartford, Conn Mere Point Fon Del Bisseths MuacMahan Paul Petzold Rumford John Pierce Maurie Pierce Briggs Deedham Robert Graffam Willard E. Sprague Brent Beach Yermouth New Brunswick Quebec Charles Gould Sasanoa Harry Stone Lewiston Lawrence Cloutier Augusta Brian Davian Philip Dalrymple Kennebec Point Frederick Woodruff Needham Thomas Karhl Massachusetts Harold L. Brown Ricky Kosalka Jane Oliver Harold Brown Cathy Brown James Oliver Joyce Oliver Betsy Savage Allens Overlock Lodge Leonia Harold Brown, Jr James Graham Melrose Colby Arthur Colby Osea Cahill Bay Point Graham Gordon Merry Waldoboro Merry Mrs Dwight Furbish Joseph Higgins

Woolwich PTA Plans Yearly Activities and Events

The Woolwich PTA map for 1959 60 was laid out at the fall meeting at Woolwich Central school. Plans include a teachers reception and open classrooms in October led by Principal Earl Coates, a bake bean supper on October 10, and Halloween activities for different grades. Deputy Sheriff Belanger spoke on juvenile delinquency and weapons seized from youths, stressing parental responsibility.

Woolwich PTA Woolwich Central School John McPhail, Jr Earl Coates Alice Baker Staphine Soule Anna Allen Ruth Orr Mila Darnell Peggy Hathorne Dorothy Roderick Donald Severence Betty Rogers Pauline Woodman Betty Reed Kay Beal Ellen Orr Carmen Jackson Gertrude Brown Marilyn Bennett Rosemary Campbell Walter Smith Richard Crocker Charlotte Leeman Leon Beal Ernest Rogers Edward Gallant Donald Sceverence John McPhail Chester Leeman Alex Thistle McPhail Bangor James Hay Tuessie Hall Paul Pitman Day Belanger Sagadahoc Elizabeth Bailey Alice Beaker Albert Richard

Surprise Alert Mobilizes Maine National Guard Units

An official call went out at 7 45 p m to mobilize one warrant officer and 63 enlisted men. Lt Richard L Crocker notified Capt MacDonald and the alarm rang at Central Fire Station. Major General Edwin Heywood reported 55 to 60 percent of guardsmen statewide reported within an hour and 80 percent were mobilized after four hours. A two hour delay at Augurn delayed the alert but mobilization remained successful.

Richard L. Crocker Crocker MacDonald Central Fire Station Edwin Heywood Maine Augurn National Guard

Television classes test education value nationwide

A year long testing program for officially enrolled pupils will measure achievement and evaluate Educational Television instruction. The State Department of Education cooperates with commercial television stations to offer courses under the National Defense Education Act.

Bath man suffer hip injuries in car crash

A passenger Charles B True 75 Bath complained of hip injuries after a collision. The Beaudet car had about $200 damage. Mr and Mrs Roland D McIntosh of 45 Bedford Street returned home after a trip to Nova Scotia and Moncton N B to attend Licensed Retriever Field Trials. Their daughter Gail stayed with Dr and Mrs Earl Wade of 406 Front Street during the trip.

Charles B.true Bath Beaudet Roland D. McIntosh Bedford Street Nova Scotia Moncton N. B Gail Earl Wade Front Street

Bath men among Bowdoin College Class of 1963 entrants

Four Bath residents are among 217 Bowdoin College freshmen starting this fall as part of the college’s 15th entering class since its 1802 opening. R Frederick Brown Jr George Cary III Marsh Tellan and Stephen Lee are the Bath natives listed with addresses on Washington Street Chestnut Street. Orientation followed six days of tests and meetings with faculty and administration.

Bath Emeater Bowdoin College Bowdoin R. Frederick Brown, Jr R. Frederick Brown Washington Street George F. Cary, III George F. Cary Marsh J. Tellan Lemuel M. Tellan Stephen D. Lee Edward J. Lee Chestnut Street

Elks Schedule Meeting and Building Report

Bath Lodge of Elks convenes Thursday at 8 p m to hear a final building committee report. Exalted Ruler James F Feeney notes resignations of George Finlay and Douglas Wirta with Edward Jenks as Chaplain and Earl Fortier as Inner Guard filling vacancies. Jerry Rioux advances to Esquire and Oct 22 initiation night with planned dinner.

Bath Lodge of Elks Elks James F Feeney George Finlay Esquire Douglas Wirta Edward Jenks Earl Fortier Jerry Rioux Chiplain

Dike Washington PTA Opens Fall Meeting With Guest Speaker

The Dike Washington Parent Teacher Association schedules its first fall meeting for 7 30 p m Thursday at Dike school. Mrs Joseph I Smith will speak, with a twenty minute teacher meet and greet beforehand. Sixth grade mothers hostesses. executive board met Monday for initial program plans.

Dike- Washington Parent Teacher Association Dike School Joseph I. Smith

Funeral rites for Archie E. Davis of Sebasco

Funeral services for Archie E. Davis of Sebasco were held Tuesday at the Community church of the Nazarene in West Point with Rev. Mrs Kenneth Crawford officiating. Bearers included Henry Wallace Fred Wallace Everett Wallace and Alton Wallace of West Point. Interment followed in Holland Cemetery West Point.

Archie E. Davis Sebasco Community Church of the Nazarene West Point Kenneth Crawford Henry Wallace Fred Wallace Everett Wallace Alton Wallace Holland Cemetery

Mrs. Elsie Lenora Dunton Rites Held at Curtis Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Lenora Dunton were conducted Sunday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick L. Niles of Beacon Street Methodist church officiating. Committal services followed at 2 p.m. Monday at Pepperell Cemetery in Pepperell, Massachusetts.

Elsie Lenora Dunton 79 dies in Bath Massachusetts

Elsie Lenora Dunton 79 died Friday at 1189 Washington Street Bath where she lived with her brother Forest D Putnam She was born September 14 1880 in East Pepperell Massachusetts daughter of Lucius and Martha Hovey Brooks She lived in Bath ten years previously resided in Massachusetts and attended Beacon Street Methodist Church as a member of its Women Society of Christian Service Survivors include sister Mrs Eldora Leighton of Portland and brother Forest D Putnam of Bath

Elsie L. Dunton Elsie Lenora Dunton Washington Street Forest D. Putnam East Pepperell Mass Lucius Martha Hovey Brooks

Gertrude Summerton obituary of Bath resident dies at 77

Gertrude Emma Summerton, 77, wife of John W. Summerton of 85 Western Avenue Bath, died September 16 at Bath Memorial hospital. Born February 14, 1882 in Bath, daughter of William and Mary Sprague, she was a life long Bath resident. The couple managed Sebasco Estates, Phippsburg, from 1927 to 1940 and she was a Wesley Methodist Church member. Surviving besides her husband are a sister Goldie A. Chaney of Bath and several nieces and nephews.

Gertrude Summerton Gertrude Emma Summerton John W. Summerton Western Avenue Bath Memorial Hospital Bath William and Mary Bailey Sprague Summerton Sebasco Estates Phippsburg Wesley Methodist Church Goldie A. Chaney

Archie E. Davis Dies at 77 in Sebasco Estates

Archie E. Davis, 77, of Sebasco Estates, a long time lobster fisherman, died Saturday at his home after a long illness. Born in Round Pond, he was a son of Augustus and Nancy Wallace Davis. He attended Sebasco schools and the Community church of the Nazarene at West Point. Surviving are his sister Pearl Murphy of Sebasco, brother Leon F. Davis of West Point, a cousin and several nieces and nephews.

Archie E. Davis Sebasco Estates Sebasco Round Pond Augustus Nancy Wallace Davis Davis

Funeral Service for Mrs Gertrude Summerton Held

Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude E Summerton were conducted at 1 30 p m Saturday at Curtis Funeral Home Reverend Dr Oliver W Bell pastor Wesley Methodist Church presided. Bearers were William Phillips John Cheney Jr Russell Young and Leslie Ferris. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Gertrude E. Summerton Curtis Funeral Home Oliver W. Bell Wesley Methodist Church William Phillips John Cheney, Jr Russell Young Leslie Ferris Oak Grove

Funeral service for Mrs Caro line Thompson

Funeral service was held Thursday at 2 p m at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Craig H Richards of Central Congregational Church officiating. Bearers were Karcher Jackson Edwin H P Lowell Fred Osgood and Herbert Morse. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Caroline Thompson Curtis Funeral Home Craig H. Richards Central Congregational Church Karcher Jackson Edwin H. P. Lowell Fred Osgood Herbert Morse Oak Grove

Edith P Stevens Funeral Held at Church of the New Jerusalem

Funeral services for Mrs Edith P Stevens were held at 2 p m Thursday at the Church of the New Jerusalem with Rev Louis A Dole officiating. Interment followed in the family lot at Pine Grove Cemetery Fryeburg on Friday morning.

Edith P. Stevens Church of the New Jerusalem Louis A. Dole Pine Grove Cemetery Fryeburg

Miss Joan Shaw Returns to Boston After Weekend With Shaw Family

Miss Joan Shaw returns to Boston after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Shaw on North Street over the weekend.

Joan Shaw Boston Mrs Roscoe Shaw North Street

CROSSWORD 46 HEADLAND ACROSY AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE

Crossword clues cover weapons to cratchits Christmas bird and Headland with numbered entries and standard crossword style. Cryptoquote quotation shows Emerson line about quotations with a code alphabet axyclebraxtr.

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