Miss Jean Blake Weds Kenneth Lutz in Montsweag Ceremony
Miss Jean K Blake daughter of Woolwich residents married Kenneth E Lutz son of Connorsville Indiana at Montsweag Baptist church with immediate family present. Reception followed at her parents Nequasset road home. The couple will reside in Columbus Indiana after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean K. Blake
Kenneth E. Lutz
Edward J. Blake
Woolwich
Kenneth Edward Lutz
Cecil W. Lutz
Connorsville
Ind
Stephen H. Sidebotham
Montsweag Baptist Church
Mr. Sidebotham
Nequasset Road
Cosmopolitan Club Holds Meetings and Preparations
The Cosmopolitan Club announced a public baked bean supper for February 17 with co chairmen Mrs Carroll E Derring and Mr Frederick F P Moffatt and dining room head Mrs Frank Saunders. Activities include a sample fair plan, by law discussions, a Morse High School library fund donation, a new 50 star flag for the Cosmopolitan and Garden clubs, and the May 2 breakfast. Speaker Grafton W Davis spoke on grapho analysis and handwriting. Garden club postponed to February 15 with a February 12 hobby program. March refashioning committee named with John Leonard as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Carroll E. Derring
Frederick FP. Moffatt
Frank Saunders
Morse High School
Lbrary Fund
Maude McQuaide
Grafton W. Davis
Wisrasset i
Davis
Clu
Garden Club
John Leonard
Daniel Matter
Arthur Eseley
Kenneth Colby
Kenneth Chubbuck
Road Angels Plan Emblem and Charter at Bath Meeting
The Real Angels hot rod club met at Bath Recreation Center for its weekly meeting. They discussed the club emblem and the national charter and planned a possible state meeting for a later date. an advisory board will be elected Feb 25. Attendees included Alfred Proctor Everett Adams Lynden Babkirk and Jon Collins. who was listed as absent was Carl Ozzella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Angels
Bath Recreation Center
Alfred Proctor
Everett Adams
Lynden Babkirk
Jon Collins
Carl Ozzella
Church supper for Sunday School teachers and choir planned
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist will host a supper for the Sunday School teaching staff and church choir on February 15. Chairman of arrangements Mr Laura-Harrington. luncheon served by Mrs Martha Hall and Mr Elsie Crosby. Members sewed dolls quilts and related items. next meeting set for February 10 to announce Spring sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Laura — Harrington
Martha Hall
Elsie Crosby
Engagement Notice for Bertha Cressey and David Barnes
Mrs Asdell announces the engagement of her sister Miss Bertha A Cressey to David Barnes. Miss Cressey is the daughter of Mildred Cressey and the late Walter G Cressey of Bath. Barnes is son of Charlie S Barnes of Wisconsin. He attends Texaco Management School at Westbrook and is employed at a local firm. A Springs wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Asdeth
Wleerreerre Pesxerere Fur
Bath Boy Honored With Community Citizenship Award
Former Bath Boy, now of New Britain, selected for Good Citizenship Citation by New Britain Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary. Pegasey to receive for lifelong community service at a February dinner. Recipient previously named Young Man of the Year by local Chamber and won One Night Crusade awards in 1958 and 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pealey
New Britain
Coun
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pegasey
Aecei
Dlapottas
Vilitary and Naval Children
Land- Frans & Clark
New Brdoon Dievor Chamber of Commerce
Imnes Corman
New Hill Cineer Drive
New Briers
Virs
Love Richardson
Rock- Tieid
Crento
Morse Tf
Univers- Wewf
Merit Certificate For Bath Boy Scout Rescues Drowning Youth
Eagle Scout William M. Rapp of Troop 57 received a merit certificate during Boy Scout Sunday at Beacon Street Methodist Church marking Boy Scout Week. Rapp saved Bath youth Gary McCormick from drowning at Phippsburg Center pond, with further commendations from the Bath Area Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
William M. Rapp
Maine
John H. Reed
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Rapp
Gary McCormick
Bath
Earl B. Lermond
Board of Review and
Court of Honor
Bath Area
Carlton Pye
T. Tarpy Schulten
Chamber
Pine Tree Council of
Boy
Scouts of America
Morse High School
Pine Tree
Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Grace Episcopal Church
Youth Fellowship
Frederick L. Niles
Grace Church Vestry Names Assistant Priest and Gardiner House
Grace Episcopal church vestry voted unanimously to appoint an assistant priest to Rev. Richard B. Adams to expand parish activities and budget. The meeting also named property at 92744 High Street Gardiner House in honor of the first rector Rev. Frederick Gardiner, DD, who served 1849 to 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Richard B. Adams
Eugene P. Eberhard
High Street
Grace Church
Frederick Gardiner, DD
Gardiner
Ladies Aid Plans For Adventures In Friendship
At the Friday afternoon meeting of the Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational Church further plans were discussed for the Adventure in Friendship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Congregational Church
T He
Lewiston Attorney Speaks At Sagadahoc Young GOP Meeting
Lewiston attorney Paul Cote, state YGOP chairman, spoke to Sagadahoc Young Republicans at President Caverly’s home. He outlined the state organization and how the Sagadahoc unit could operate, with plans for a mid February general meeting to elect a state committeeman and committeewoman and a Cups and Cookies program for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Atty. Paul Cote
YGOP
Sagadahoe Young Republican Club
Herbert T. Caverly
Sagadahoc Club
Cote Club
Caverly
Edgar Leavitt
Priscilla Perkins Weds George P. Jackson Jr in Candlelight
Miss Priscilla Kendall Perkins of Bath daughter of Mrs F Carroll Perkins and the late Mr Perkins married George Paul Jackson Jr of Woolwich son of Mr and Mrs George P Jackson at a candle light ceremony held Sunday at 871 Middle Street. The Rev Ronald Ashworth officiated with only immediate families present. The couple plans a southern New England and New Jersey honeymoon and will reside at 28 Maple Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kendall Perkins
Bath
F. Carroll Perkins
Florham Park
N. J
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich
Mr. Perkins
George Paul Jackson, Jr
George P. Jackson
Portland
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Ronald Ashworth
Day’s Ferry Congregational Church
Catharine
Deering High School
Northeastern Business College
Jack
Sunoco Station
Rioux Elected To Bath Recreation Commission
Gerald B. Rioux was elected by the Bath City Council to join the Bath Recreation Commission replacing Helen Moses who resigned to work out of town. Rioux, a 15 year New England Tel & Tel employee, is active in Bath youth programs and holds roles in local groups including the Bath Elks and Holy Name Society. He is married with two children and a Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald B. Rioux
Middle Street
New England Tel, & Tel. Co
Bath
Rioux
Helen Moses
Mose
Frank H. Warvie
Donald Perry
Recreation Commission
Robert C. Cummings
George Surkis
Germaine Bonney
Edward J. McMann
Loring R. Addison
John F. Leonard
Telephone Company
Bath Lodge of Elks
Lisbon Falls High School
U.S. Naval Gun Factory
Washington, D.C
New Recreation Commission
Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Catholic Church
Esquire
Lodge of Elks
Elks Band
Telephone Workers Union
Portland
Telephone Co. Blood Bank
Savadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
Smith-Tobey Post
Fathers Sons And Daughters Bowl In Elks Tourney
Bath hosted a two day Elks family bowling tournament at Arcade Alleys drawing 35 participants including 10 children from the Military and Naval Children's home with their fathers. Notable winners included Paul Lumont and son Paul Jr in high father and son and Robert Wagner Jr. and daughter Sandra in high father and daughter. The junior divisions saw Russell Watts Judy Footer Alfred Parks Sandra Wagner and Mason Libby Peggy Sturtevant claim top spots. The event closed with cartoons and refreshments as Elks officials Rioux Desmonds Sarkis Jenks Daly and Hartnett assisted and transport was arranged for home children by Elwood Legard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Elks
Military and
Naval Children’s Home
Elks Youth Activities Committee
Gerald B. Rioux
Paul M Lumont
Paul Jr
Robert E. Wagner Jr
Sandra
Russell Watts
Judy Footer
Alfred Parks
Sandra Wagner
Mason Libby
Peggy Sturtevant
Elwood Legard
Rioux
Albert H. Desmond
Joseph H. Desmond
George Sarkis
Edward J Jenks
James Daly
Edward N. Hartnett
Chess tournament lead narrows in senior division standings
The Recreation Department Chess Club hosts a midweek tallie where Lew-Gelby and Neil LaRo chelle share first with seven points each while Ray Farnham Jr sits at six. Paul Kinder has six, John Moffitt five, with many others trailing as rounds continue. In juniors Edward Porter tops the field with two and Howard Larrabee edges George Alexander in a key third round. India has 93 students at Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Department
Chess Club
Lew—Gelby
Neil LaRochelle
Ray Farnham, Jr
Paul Kinder
John Moffitt
Russell Thurston
Keye Kidder
Frank Sylvester
Richard MacComb
Robert Rice
David McGuire
David Pye
Walter Gaudet
Richard Quimby
Turner Porter
Steve Griffith
Edward Porter
George Alexander
Howard Larrabee
Adrian Stanley
Bowdoinham Race Centered on School Board Candidacy
Bowdoinham announces Billings for a three year term on the town school committee. Incumbent George Millay is not seeking re election. Billings runs an auto repair shop and serves on the town Finance Board. His family includes two sons Linwood at the University of Maine and Kenneth a Brunswick High School senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Billings
George Millay
Billings
Death of Isaac I. Shepard in Brunswick area
Isaac I. Shepard 78 died Sunday in a Brunswick hospital. Born in Bowdoinham in 1894 to Marcellus and Margaret Shepard he attended local schools and lived in Bath and Topsham before settling in Brunswick. Survived by a daughter Abbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Trish Shepard
Brunswick Hospital
Bowdoinham
Marcellus and
Margaret Shepard
Bath
Topsham
Brunswick
Abbie
Sides Requests Ballot Inspection After Tight Council Race
Andrew B. Sides asks City Clerk Harry E. Ring for an inspection of ballots from the Monday Councilor-at-large race in which Mer ritt A. Mitchell defeated Sides by 18 votes. Jing will conduct the inspection starting 9 30 a m, with two to three hours expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sides-Mitchell
Harry E. Ring
Andrew B. Sides
Merritt A. Mitchell
Jing
Mondrey
Corporators to Inspect New Hospital Wing
Bath Memorial hospital corporators meet at 2 p m Saturday for their annual session to inspect the two story wing now showing progress. They will elect nine trustees and officers for 1960 and tour both floors. Hospital Auxiliary members will serve light refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Edna Shepard of Brunswick
Funeral services for Edna Shepard of Brunswick were conducted at Brackett funeral home Tuesday afternoon with Rev. S Blake Ellis officiating. Interment will take place in the spring in Growstown cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Shepard
Brunswick
Brackett Funeral Home
Talk On Municipal Law At Meeting Of County Bar Assn
Atty Orville Ranger of Dolloff Ranger and Maine assistant attorney general spoke on Municipal Law at the Sagadahoc County Bar Association meeting held at Richards Restaurant. Moderator Ronald A Hart led a round table on attorney public relations and nonmember practice of law. Probate Judge Harold J Rubin discussed county law library plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Orville Ranger
Brunswick
Dolloff & Ranger
Maine
Sagadahoc County Bar Association
Richards
Sagadahoc
Ronald A. Hart
Harold J. Rubin
Births Show Slight Decline In Bath In 1959
Births in Bath declined slightly in 1959 but stayed above the five year average with 581 births, down from 640 in 1958. Deaths and marriages rose to 175 and 109 respectively, from 160 and 99 in 1958, with many births from families in Bath and Brunswick served by Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Bath Areca
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Pauline Dubar
Frank Rae
Columbius
Lutz
First National
A&p Tea Co
Columbus
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Bertha A. Cressey
New Brita, Conn
Front Stree
Morse
3Uth
Mohiba
Grace Church Vestry
Peter Rowland
David Newcomb
Arthur Mayo
Edward Newell
George Dearborn
Herbert Lilly
Reginald Farnham
Melvin Pratt
Leavitt
John Sylvester
Munroe Carlton
May C. Ward
Priscilla K. Perkins
George P. Jackson, Jr
Edward P. Jackson
South
Maple Street
Bath Recreation Commission
India
Cornell University
Pomona Grange
Topsham Grange
Merry Meeting Grange
Ralph Stilphen
Florence Stilphen
Jacqueline Stilphen
Evelyn Ackrey
Mary Sedgley
Pythian Sisters
Merry Meeting Grange Hall
Allison Linnekin
Beverly Douglas
Mabel Heenie
George Chesley
Ella Curtis
Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Celia Moore
Frances Benner
Corinda Gray
Ruth Fisher
The
Baptist Church
Bowdeinham
Cleveland J. Curtis
Mary Nealey
Charles Hackett
Allen Frizzle
Sumner Sewall
Curtis
Hackett
Merle MacDonald
Emily
Bertram MacDonald
Waterboro
Reginald Emmons
Richmond
Russell MacPherson
Dawn Pollard
Donald Chesley
Rocheleau’s
Carpetland
Winooski
VI. Chesley
Coombs High School
U. S. Air Force
Betty
Mary Douglas
Gardiner General Hospital
Groves Nursing Home
David White
We Island
As White
Isaac I. Shepard
Central Maine Youth Center
Meerrt
East Ath
TAX Inc
ICE Capades Central Maine Youth Center
Kewiston
Sides
County Bar Assn
Avon Cosmetics
Frances
H. Fides
Chamberlain Ave
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Washington St
Ada. Y. Greenblatt
Washington J
Washington Street
Land
Lambert Park
Kennebec
Furnace
Ada Y .Greenblatt
Adam Y. Greenblatt
New Beach
Real Estate and Insurance Ce
City
Central
Adam
Greenblatt
Washington Reet
Ada Y. Green
East Brunswick
Dial
Phippsburg
Montsweag
West Point
Adam, Greenplatt
Tsata
Green- Jatt
Maine and National Real Estate Association
Ada Y. Greenlatt
Ashington Street
Ember O Maine and
National Real Estate Association
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