Plans for Polio supper in Wiscasset Jan 19
Wiscasset Wiuntoon Hill grange will host a public Plans for Polio supper on January 19 with proceeds to the state chapter. Tickets are on sale through committee members including Mrs William Munro and Mrs John Jackson. Nearby notes cover club meetings, Masons, Pomona events, blood donor drive plans, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiuntoon Hill Grange
William Munro
John Jackson
Richard Barker
John Wyman
Maurice Foye
Russell Lewis
Elinor Huber
Robert MacLaren
Bernard Merry
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Robert McQueston
Cecil Witham
Wiscasset High School
U. of M
Roy Fairfield
Harry Mosher
Alfred Norton
Milton Stephenson
Garrison Hill
Marston
Pine Cone Rebekah Club
Arlena Hubbard
Bernice Bailey
Lucille Leighton
Lincoln County
Pomona
Emily Day
Violet Colby
Marion Higgins
J. Philip's Parish
Frazier
King
Leslie A Sullivan
Robert MacQueston
Frank H. Gray
Robert P. Frazier
Eugene McGrath
Richard C. Erskine
Earl W. Dorr
Royal Arch
Charles H. Plumstead
3D. V
Leonard H. Dunton
2D. V
Charles A.dunton
1St. V
John F. Wyman
Leland C. Foster
Walter F. Townsend
Lincoln Lodge
Eorge H. Wilson
Franklin J. Skillin
James P. Bailey
Marlene Millett
Chester Chubbuck
Kenneth Chubbuck
Edgecomb
Chubbuck
Amarillo Air Base
Texas
Miss Millett
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Community Club meeting and social held in Woolwich
The Day's Ferry Community Club met Saturday at the club house with Howard Kirkpatrick absent as president and Richard Campbell leading. Officers for 1956 were reelected, repairs were discussed, a court game followed, and hosts served snacks. Upcoming events include a Feb 2 meeting hosted by the Pinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Shaw
Edward Wade
Warren Hawley, Jr
Car Pinson
Elsie Pinson
New Year’s Eve Dance Yields About $500 for Bath Hospital
At a Junior Hospital League meeting on Tuesday night about $500 profit was reported from the league sponsored New Year’s Eve dance for Bath Memorial hospital. An exact total will be released when final figures are available. A Scotch auction is planned for January 29 and next meeting will be January 15 hosted by Mrs. Hill at 26 Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Middle Street
William U. Niss
William Mussenden
Harold L. Colbeth, Jr
S. Theodore Bertocci
League
William D. Hill, Jr
Garden Street
Bath Girl Named to National Honor Society
Miss Elizabeth Prentiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis F E Prentiss of 19 Maple street has been named to the Kappa Delta Pi National Honor Society in Education at the University of Maine Initiation will occur Thursday at Orono Prentiss, Morse High graduate salutatorian 1953 attended Gorham State Teachers College two years and is in her senior year at Maine She has earned several honors in her year and a half at the university Also mentioned is Benjamin S Burbank Bath Iron Works Corp chief metallurgist guest speaker at Pleasant Street Methodist Men’s club Brunswick tonight on jungle mining in South America and Herbert Cornish of Woolwich a patient at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hayward
Kittery
Percy Bailey
Bath
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoe Ferry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hyde Windlass Co
Adrian Levielle
Bangor
Levielle
Lawrence Edwards
Donald Leavitt
Patty Jo
Jimmie
Sagadahoc Ferry
New York City
Charles Powers
St. Cloud
Herbert Leeman
Hockomock Road
Ethel Blodgett
Waldoboro
Jennie Redson
Randall Waltz
Gordon Nursing Home
Thomas Schulten
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Arthur Beane
River Road
Dawna Leonard
John M. Leonard
Samuel Morse
Whiskeay
Carroll Morse
Day’s Ferry
Ethel Blake
Russell Boyd
Boston
Mass
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Walker
Boyd
Swampscott
Stanley C. Harvey
Rapid City
N.D
Sylvia
Dana
Barley Neck Road
Wiscasset
Monica
Calif
Clarence Tanner
Santa Monica
Tanner
Susan Clark
Nichols
N. Y
Warren Kershner
Good Will Club
Green Street
Elizabeth Prentiss
Lewis FE. Prentiss
Maple Street
Kappa Delta Pi
University of Maine
Prentiss
Morse High School
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Orono
Benjamin S. Burbank
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pleasant Street Methodist Men's Club
Brunswick
South America
Arrowsic Square Dancing Party Hosts Diverse Guests
A recent square dancing party at Arrowsic Town Hall hosted Mr. and Mrs. George Stafford with numerous local guests including the Rittalls and Elwells. The piece notes a polio clinic in Bath, road access to Doubling Point Light, Mrs. Edith Campbell’s 80th birthday, and colorful smelt camps along the Sasanoa icy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic Town Hall
George Stafford
Frank Rittall
Raymond Ainsworth
Melt Howe
Dale
Woolwich
Russell Sturmer
Richard Gowen
John Chaffee
Royce Elwell
John Drayton
Robert Phinney
Enos Gaudet
Ronald Rittall
Averill Elwell
Richard Elwell
Elaine McCrater
Chester McCrater
Arrowsic
Vernon Carlton
Richard Carlton
Randolph
Nobleboro
State Armory
Bath
Doubling Point
Local residents extend season greetings and family visits
Mrs. Grace Lawrence attends the January Colonel Dummer.Sewall Chapter D.A.R. meeting in Bath. Holiday greetings reach friends of Horatio L. Baker in Fort Lauderdale. Many families from Bath, Bristol, Falmouth Foreside, Worcester and beyond share winter visits with relatives. Ibra K. Lawrence recovers at home from a hand injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lawrence
Old Stage Road
Colonel Dummer
Sewall
D.A.R
Wesley Methodist Church
Bath
Horatio L. Baker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Franklin Wright
Falmouth
Chester Whittaker
Linda
Michael
Bristol
Mr. Whittaker
George Gates
Terri Lee
Hartford
Spinney Mills
Houston
Texas
Richard Woebse
Ibra K. Lawrence
John J. Morse Lumber Co
Phippsburg
Lester Davis
Judy
Doubling
New Hampshire
George Johns
Kennebec Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Davis
Davises
Portsmouth
N. H
Rose Carene
Sandra Davis
Union, N. H
Earl Smith
Wylie Mitchell
Arlington, Mass
Phippsburg News Roundup Highlights Local Notices
The Youth Fellowship gathered 7665 for Hungarian Relief sent via Congregational Christian Conference. Civil Defense alert set Jan 14–18. Phippsburg P T A meets at Riverside hall. Christian Service committee to convene with Mrs Haggett. Small Point church votes Jan 27 annual meeting and welcomes new members Jan 20. Church activities include youth week Jan 27 and hymn sing. Local residents attend events in Bath, Manchester NH, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Conference
Charles Pye
Leo Hamel
Frederick Morse
Phippsburg P. T. A
Riverside Hall
Christian Service Committee
Frederick Haggett
Phippsburg Sportsman's Association
At & P.m
Small Point Community Church
Mark Harrington
Norman Dubie
Bangor Theological Seminary
Small Point
Firmily
Manchester
Dubie
Westminister
Dromore Extension Service
Edwin Oliver
Youth Fellowship
Bath Y M.C.A
Martin Eaton
Albert Totman
Talk On Mediterranean Area At Laymen's Meeting
Bowdoinham Baptist Laymen's Association met at Corliss Street Baptist church with Chaplain Ralph Caldwell of Brunswick Naval Air Station as principal speaker. He showed slides from the Mediterranean including Athens Corinth and Rome, a Bath built destroyer, and scenes from South America. A chicken supper for 46 members followed as the program opened with a song service led by Ralph Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Ralph Blakeney
First Baptist Church
Marguerite Brackett
Corliss Street Church
James Welner
Topsham
John Miller
Freeport
Percy Low
Dairy banquet and meeting in Skowhegan
Alton Pinkham Merton Mc Kenna John Rockefeller and Stanley Hunter attended a banquet and dairy meeting at the Skowhegan House in Skowhegan hosted by Tues of that town. Prof Gordon Ramsdell of the University of Maine spoke on the Maine milk industry with slides. An open house followed at Hunt's Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Pinkham
Merton McKenna
John Rockefeller
Stanley Hunter
Oakhurst
Skowhegan House
Skowhegan
Gordon Ramsdell
University of Maine
Maine
Hunt's Dairy
Holiday Recess At Smith Sumner Home In Fiddler's Reach
In town for the holiday recess, the Smith Sumner party visited Fiddler's Reach and dined with Mr and Mrs Russell Sturmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Fiddler's Reach
Russell Sturmer
Talk On State School For Boys At Rotary
The Bath Rotary heard William H. Houghes discuss the State School for Boys in South Portland. He outlined causes of juvenile delinquency as home environment factors and criticized lack of rehabilitation and vocational training at the Maine facility. He cited 144 boys, average stays 10 to 12 months, and urged increased funding from the legislature to improve training and reduce state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Stanley Hunter
William H. Houghes
State School For Boys
South Portland
Houghes
Maine
State School
U. S
New England
First Baptist Youth Fellowship Meets Sunday
The Baptist Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist church met in the vestry Sunday evening for a program on the Ten Commandments and Forever After led by Kathy Picken. Marilyn House opened with prayer and reports from the secretary and treasurer were heard before refreshments. Attendees included Jack Wallace Roy Stuart Donald Thayer Clarence Pecci Beverly Pecci Marilyn House Kathy Picken and the Rev and Mrs Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Kathy Picken
Marilyn House
Charles R Sms
Jack Wallace
Roy Stuart
Donald Thayer
Clarence
Beverly Pecci
Sims
Shamrocks 4-H Meeting West Bath Highlights
West Bath residents attended a Shamrocks 4-H gathering at Dottie Snowdon’s home where Deana Bean joined as a new member and Reta Hennessey demonstrated blouse collaring. Refreshments were served and attendees included Barbara Fuller Christine Fuller Joan Ring and Marie Earle. The next meeting is Jan 12 at Marie Earle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Dottie Snowdon
Reta Hennessey
Deana Bean
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Joan Ring
Marie Earle
Family New Year Visits Share Local Ties
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cormier and daughter Marjorie visited New Year with her mother Mrs Ruth Wylie in Nobleboro. Chandler Thompson from Ontario Canada stays several weeks with sisters and brother in law Mr and Mrs Percy Holbrook. He joined brothers Robert Thompson of Anson and Owen Thompson of Waterville and their families for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cormier
Marjorie
Ruth Wylie
Nobleboro
Chandler Thompson
Ontario
Can
Percy Holbrook
Robert Thompson
Anson
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Youth Leadership Contest Open to All District Youth
Bath Lodge of Elks No 934 announces the 1957 Youth Leadership Contest for boys and girls under nineteen in the Brunswick Bath Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor and Newcastle district. Winners receive defense bonds and advance to state and national contests with escalating prize levels. Entries, obtainable from high school principals, must be mailed by February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Bath Lodge of Elk
Leslie C Shumway
Bath Lodge
Brunswick
Bath
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
Newcastle
Shumway
Bath Lodge of Elks
Vienna Choir Boys to Perform Costume Operetta Here
The Vienna Choir Boys on their 13th U.S. tour appear at Morse High School Auditorium Thursday. The Bath Area Civic Music Association concert features sacred songs, a costume operetta, and secular music. The group traces to 1498 and has a storied history with Haydn and Schubert among past members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cca Aes
Vienna Choir Boys
U.S
Morse High School
Bath Area
Maximilian
Hapsburgs
Europe
Josef Hayden
Franz Schubert
Josef Lehnitt
United States
S. Hurok
Vienna
Father Schnitt
Cinerama
Cbs:tv
Perry Como
NBCTV
North American
Chick Child Breaks 100 Eggs in Chicken House
A three year old in Nebraska smashed more than a hundred eggs by striking them against the chicken house wall. He told his mother the chickens needed breakfast because they had none.
Peter MacDonald Retains Bugle Soloist Title
Peter MacDonald, sergeant in the Cadets Junior Drum Corps, won first place for the second year in a row at the State Armory bugle soloist contest before 200 spectators. Dennis Wetherington was second and Bruce Milliken third. scores led by MacDonald 881, Wetherington 832, Milliken 802. MacDonald will represent the Cadets at the Northern New England Bugle Soloist Contest in Claremont, New Hampshire, this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter MacDonald
Cadets
State Armory
Bemstone
Dennis Wetherinngton
Bruce Milliken
Frank Moore
Jack Preney
Wayne Shaw
John Wakefield
Cecil Rowland
Cecil Fullerton
Dennis Wetherington
MacDonald
New England
Claremont
N. H
Large Plate Glass Window Broken On Front Street
A large plate glass window at Richards Restaurant on Front Street was shattered during the night. Henry Richards, owner, found on the sidewalk after 11 p.m. with a large ice piece suggesting it was struck by a passing car wheel, though police probe possible throw by a passer-by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards Restaurant
Front Street
Henry Richards
Richards
Colorful vegetable plate with baked stuffed tomatoes
A plate features baked stuffed tomatoes with green peas or asparagus, candied sweet potatoes, and watercress offering a colorful assortment of vegetables.
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Gordon Huber
Fort Riley
Kansas
Robert ,MacQueston
Robert
Walpole
Keoburn
Johny Jordan
Notre Dame
Leeman
Wayne Leeman
Chester Leeman
Ladies Auxiliary
Nequuasset
Ethel Reed
Woolwich P. T. A
Woolwich Central School
T. Tarpy Schulten
Mason Carter
Samuel Soule
Charles Nickerson
William Phillips
Harold Strout
Edward Hooper
Herbert Cornish
Memorial Hospital
Edith Campbell
Campbell
Arthur Farris
Joseph McLaughlin
Roxanne Merry
Donald Dean
Auburn
Everett Pollard
Winslow
Chester Jackson
Trolyoke
Oscar Campbell
the Forks
Ruby Creamer
Aubern
Farris
McLaughlin
Kathy
Merry
Ralph Jewett
Arrowsie
Sasanoa
Arrowsie Bridge
Swanton Wyman
New York
Arthur Harrington
Connecticut
Peggy Rogers
Muarilla Totman
Winn
Methuen
George Larrabee
David Cushman
Portland
Donald Brenie
Danvers
Howard la Monde
Gerald Wyman
Maine Maritime Academy
State of Maine
Gordon Alden
Rotary
First Baptist Youth Fellowship
West Bath
Oliver Bell
L. D. Small
Leonard Smith
Wilson Fitzgerald
Keith
Brian
Kelvin
George Melzard
F. W. Deehan
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Harland Boynton
William Todgkins
Oliver Wass
Patricia
Merrill Jordan
Hampton
Nhh
Alfred Jordan
Billie Doneta
Vikie
Oliver Wie
Leslie
Vienna Choir
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street