Christmas at Georgetown First Baptist Church and town news
Rev. Ernest Roberts led a scripture reading at the First Baptist Church with a Gift for Christ offering upcoming. A Georgetown wedding marked Edith Anne Powers and Earle Robinson marrying at the Powers home with a large local guest list. Winter birds and feeding station details, plus extended notes on residents and local visits fill the rest of the town items.
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First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
George Jones
Damariscotta Mills
Catherine Brown
Beth Anne Roberts
Judy Light
Margaret Jean Roberts
Joyce Oliver
Mary
Brenda Heffron
Holly Brown
Pamela Bean
Jane Oliver
Jesus
Anne Moffatt
Mary Rowe
Bethlehem
Cathy Heald
Clayton Heald
Joel
Danny Hackinz
Laban
Alfred Rowe
Joseph
Carroll Moffatt
A & P Company of
Bath
First National Stores
Sampson's Market
Burgess’ Market
Theberg Bros., Inc
Crosby Insurance Company
Tacmpsin Insurance
W. T. Grant
Woolworth’s
Brunswick
Bible Society of Maine
Mable Campbell
Gregory Barrett
George A. Powers
Edith Anne
Earle Robinson
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church of
Faith Powers
Everett Richard Robinson
George Powers
Robinson
Morse High
Grant's
Lewiston High School
Germany
Kennedy names Rusk as secretary of state in new administration
President elect Kennedy selects Dean Rusk to head the State Department signaling a liberal, capable team. Adlai Stevenson shifts to U N ambassador role, with Stevenson critics likely disappointed though his UN post is deemed highly important. Rusk and Bowles as undersecretary expected to drive a bipartisan foreign policy with vigor and imagination.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Rusk
Stevenson
Democratic Party
U.S
United Nations
United States
State Department
Chester Bowles
U. S
Eisenhower Kennedy Meet Signals Unity in Transition
The Eisenhower Kennedy meeting showed symbolism and substance as they discuss post election issues with Secretary Herter and other officials. The talks promise smoother power transfer and potential roles for Eisenhower, reflecting renewed national resolve and a cordial atmosphere.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U. S
State Herter
Mr. Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert
Stengel’s Successor Faces Hopes For Bold Tactics
The article notes Ean Ralph Houk as the Yankees new manager after Casey Stengel. It questions whether Houk will copy Stengel’s frequent lineup and batting order shifts or revert to traditional conservative management.
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Portics
Ean
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Houk
A Test of Dissent by William F. Rickenbacker
William F. Rickenbacker tore up a Census Bureau questionnaire and called it unconstitutional and uncivilly inquisitorial. He wrote about the act and now faces legal testing of his dissent, illustrating the American tolerance for protest.
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William F. Rickenbacker
Census Bureau
Rickenbacker
Pack 57 Christmas Party Celebrates 50 Star Flag Changeover
More than ninety Cub Scouts relatives and friends attended Pack 57 Christmas party at Beacon Street Church vestry. The event featured charter presentation flag switch to 50 star version, carols, gifts from a tree decorated by the cubs, and Santa’s visit with community leaders and den chiefs honored.
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Pack 57
Beacon Street
United States
Cubs
Stewart V. McCallister
Pine Tree
Carlton Pye
Paul Berry
Den
Milton Footer
Leverett Mitchell
Bruce Robbinise
Richard Nichols
Frederick L. Niles
Kenneth L. Snowdon
Cio-Afl Union
Mark Berry
Gary Varney
Albert McMann
Santa Claus
Kevin Hawkes
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
Barbara Fitzgerald
Ernest Haskell
Teen-Age 4-H Club Plans City Carol Sing
The Teen-age 4-H club gathers at Miss Lucia Douglas home to prepare pomanders and cookies for shut-ins. They will sing carols citywide on Wednesday evening and announce a January Polio Tag days fundraiser.
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Lucia Douglas
Herbert Douglas
Washington Street
Misses Lucia Douglas
Dawn Kinney
Ann Cosner
Priscilla Maddocks
Sharon French
Barbara Grant
Miss Douglas
Christmas News and Church Activities in Five Islands
Sunday services at Second Baptist feature Rev. Ernest Roberts with Christmas music and a sermon on the Three Wise Men. The village reports heavy snow from the Dec 12 blizzard leaving 12 inches on the level and drifts to four feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Roberts
Lloyd Pinkham
Good Neighbor Club
Bill Stewart
Mabel Campbell
Branwell E. Harford
Georgetown
Jacqueline Sawyer
E. Mitchell
Bath
Margaret MacMahan
James MacMahan
Roland Jones
Erland Moore
Moore
Georgia Final
Clayton Hanna
Hanna
Lulu Hanna
Shirley Brewer
Teresa
Herbert Murphy
Bath Iron Works
Russell Harford
Christina Harford
Episcopal Church
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Brunswick
Mansfield Moore
Phillips
Allen Wells
George Forslund
Lynn Wells
Boston
Helen Huskins
Florida
Furber Davis
Reynolds Grover
John Brown
Yarmouth
Machias
Washington State Teachers College
Jay Hamilton II
West aBth
William Kennett
Topsham
Richard Barter
Five Islands
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ida Pinkham
Waterville
Kenneth Pinkham
Southport
Harold Pinkham
Linda Williams
Virginia Moore
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Arthur Marr
Newton
Mass
William Marr
Free Parking on Streets in Bath Through Christmas
City ordinance offers free parking for twelve days before Christmas on downtown streets. Meter time limits remain in effect and will be enforced.
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Bath
Sailor Dies From Injuries In Fall At Home
Kenneth G. Pankratz 20, crew member of USS John King D D G 3 guided missile destroyer, died from injuries after a fall Saturday. He was found unconscious outside his Russell Street home and treated at Bath Memorial hospital before transfer to the Chelsea Naval hospital where he died.
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Kenneth G. Pankratz
Bath Iron Works
Russell Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
U.S. Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Chanukah Party Sunday For Beth Israel Children
A Chanukah celebration for Beth Israel children was held at the synagogue on Sunday. Mrs. Paul Karass chaired the event and Donald Povich led the candle lighting. Favors were traditional tops decorated with four Hebrew letters signaling a great miracle.
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Children of Beth Israel
Paul Karass
Donald Povich
Alvin Gediman
Abraham Greenblatt
Joseph Singer
Jesse Levin
Benjamin Zimmerman
Abbraham Kramer
Hospital Employees Hold Annual Bath Memorial Party
A group of Bath Memorial Hospital eleven to seven night shift workers gathered Thursday at the South End PTA hall on Washington street for their annual party. A 7 30 covered dish supper preceded gifts and social time with carol singing and a Santa moment.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
South End
PTA
Washington Street
Eva Pinkham
Kay Hecht
Dorothy Robinson
Janet Turcotte
Santa
Pinkham
Robinson
Hecht
Dorothea Marks
Turcotte
Dorothy Mowry
Rosa Smith
Dorothy Morse
Loretta Peters
Dorothy Palmer
Viola Deering
Margaret Yates
Sheila Wright
Virginia McNaughton
Maxine Rioux
Barbara Carlisle
Ruth Stevens
Velma McGraves
Talk On Spelling Given At Junior High School
An authority on teaching spelling spoke to grade school teachers at the Junior High school on proper use of spelling texts. Margaret Mitchell of Syracuse representing Silver Burdett Co. discussed relating spelling to other subjects and strategies for students of varying ability. A committee was formed to study spelling texts with two teachers from each grade to assess changes in Bath schools.
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Margaret Mitchell
Syracuse
N.Y
Silver Burdett Co
John W. Skehan
Bath
Two Car Crash Damages 350 Near Pine and Washington
Investigating officer Edmund Hagan reported a Monday evening collision at Pine and Washington involving a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Mark W. Harrington 42 of Phippsburg and a 1956 Ford station wagon driven by William J. Avery 18 of Bath. Harrington suffered $225 damage to the right rear door fender and hub caps while Avery’s car sustained $125 damage to the right front fender grill and bumper.
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Pine
Washington Streets
Edmund Hagan
Mark W. Harrington
Phippsburg
Washington Street
William J. Avery
Bath
Pine Street
Harrington
Avery
Waltons Visit Maine Grandparents for Holidays
Mr and Mrs Leo F Walton and children Milton nine and Le ana four joined Miss Eleanor Cornish of Pensacola Florida to spend holidays with Mrs Walton s parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Cornish at 9 Deering Street The Waltons from Maine natives first time their children have seen Maine snow
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Leo F. Walton
Milton
Leana
Eleanor Cornish
Pensacola
Fla
Obituary of Harry F Stilphen of Freeport and Bath origin
Harry Franklin Stilphen, 69, of Bow Street Freeport and former Bath resident, died Wednesday at Brunswick Regional Memorial Hospital. Born March 2 1891 on Orrs Island, he married Elizabeth M Stilphen and left five daughters, two sons, siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Freeport Memorial Funeral Home with burial in Orrs Island cemetery in spring.
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Harry F. Stilphen
Harry Franklin Stilphen
Bow Street
Freeport
Bath
Brunswick Regional Memorial Hospital
Orr's Island
James Franklin
Harriet Gidsien
Stilphen
Bridgton Academy
Elizabeth M. Stilphen
Donald Davis
Woolwich
Otelia Kenny
Burlington
N. J
Mildred Osgood
Ashland
Mass
Jacqueline Cossaboom
Myrtle Elkins
James
Yarmouth
William Stilphen
West Buxton
Woodrow Stilphen
Portland
Barbara Crocker
Pemaquid
Ethel Peers
Rockport
Gertrude Henry
Mexico
Marion Clarke
Ellen Burke
Camden
Freeport’ Memorial Funeral
Orr's Island Cemetery
Bath longtime crane operator Harry Farnham dies at 73
Harry F Farnham 73 of 18 Shaw Street died at Bath Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay. Born Bath May 8 1887 he worked at Bath Iron Works as a crane operator and later Hyde Windlass Co retiring in 1952. Survived by sister Mrs Sarah Corthell Bath nephew James Farnham West Bath and cousins Ernest Mayers and Grace Mayberry Bath.
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Harry F. Farnham
Shaw Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Freemont
Mary Mayers Farnham
Farnham
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Sarah FE. Corthell
James Farnham
West Bath
Ernest Mayers
Mrs
Grace Mayberry
Funeral service for Harry F Farnham postponed due to storm
The funeral service scheduled for this afternoon at 1 30 was postponed because of the storm and illness in the family. It will now be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Farnham
Arthur F Mayo
Maine Elks Host Annual Hospital Party With Gifts
The Maine Elks hosted a luncheon tour of a new wing and distributed gifts to the hospital. Executive Director Richard Arnzen and Edward Meyers accepted presents for the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults as members from 16 Maine Elks clubs attended.
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Maine Emblem Clubs
McMann
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Arthur Costello
Kennebunk
Santa Claus
Richard Arnzen
Edward Meyers
Pine Tree Society For
Emblem Club
Maine Elks Clubs
Dotter Returns Home From Bath Memorial Hospital
Dotter has returned home from Bath Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient.
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Aha Dotter Wich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Florence L Mank 87 Bath resident dies after long illness
Florence Louise Mank wife of Ralph P Mank died Thursday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital born August 17 1873 in Winslow. She lived in Bath for 60 years worked at Hollingsworth and Whitney mill and Congress Sportswear. She was active in Central Congregational Church American Legion Auxiliary Myrtle Lodge Odd Fellows West Bath Grange Rebekahs and leaves husband a daughter a son a granddaughter a grandson and several nieces and nephews.
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Florence L. Mank
Florence Louise Mank
Ralph P. Mank
Bath Memorial Hospital
Winslow
Henry W. and
Adeline Brown Pollard
Bath
Manks
Spring Street
Mank
Hollingsworth and Whitney
Congress Sportswear
David Mank
USAF
Japan
Michael Rouillard
Death of Mrs Louise S Brown Former Bath Resident
Word received of the death of Mrs Louise Sears Brown widow of Loring J Brown formerly of Bath at Wildwood New Jersey She was born in Industry came to Bath during World War II and worked at Bath Iron Works She and her husband ran a greenhouse at 49 High Street She held offices in Queen Esther Rebekah lodge Bath and later Wildwood Rebekah lodge and belonged to Cold Spring Grange in New Jersey She has lived in Wildwood since her husband's death about five years Funeral services were held at Ingersol Funeral Home Wildwood on Monday December 12 at 1 30 p m Interment will be in Fairview cemetery Industry
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Louise Sears Brown
Loring J. Brown
Bath
Wildwood
N. J
Brown
Bath Iron Works
High Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Wildwood Re
Mrs Mabel M Soule dies at 86 in Bath hospital
Mabel Marion Soule 86 widow of George E. Soule of Woolwich died Dec 14 at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born April 23 1874 in Yarmouth Nova Scotia she lived in Woolwich 35 years and in Wiscasset before. Survived by brothers Ernest Hulburt Medford MA and Percy Hulburt Nova Scotia. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Roger Cowley funeral home Wiscasset.
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Mabel Marion Soule
Bath Memorial Hospital
George E. Soule
Woolwich
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Phillip
Etta Hulburt
Wiscasset
Ernest Hulburt
Medford
Mass
Percy Hulburt
Roger Cowley
Amber Carr Funeral Held in Monmouth Center
Funeral services for Amber F. Carr were held December 13 at the Bragdon Funeral Home in Monmouth Center. Burial followed with bearers listed as Robert Smith, Fred Smith, Roland Smith, and Raymond Smith.
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A. F. Carr
Amber F. Carr
Thes Bragvdon
Monmouth Center
Robert Smith
Fred Smith
Roland Smith
Raymond Smith
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE TEASE
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Georgetown P T. A
Harold J. Brown Jr
Bruce MacGillivary
John D. Williams, Jr
Alex S. Cunningham
Warren S. Todd
Stoudham
Cadge Q
Carroll Powers
Georgetown Center
Joseph F. Higgins
Massachusetts
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Williams
William Plummer
Alex Cunningham
Roy Newman
Donald Richardson
Richardson
Addie Loveitt
A and P
Adolph Spear
Robert
Charley
Boyd Bailey
Montsweag Barn
Charles Young
Laura Knecht
Maine Medical Center
Roy J. Campbell
Winston Salem
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Beth Israel Children
Maine
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Mabel M. Soule
Yemen
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