Sandra Kerr Daley and Donald Denman Married at Grace Church
Sandra Kerr Daley daughter of Rin dall M Daley of 11 Andrews Road wed Donald Kenneth Denman son of Kenneth G Denman of Medford Oregon in a Grace Episcopal church ceremony officiated by Rev Richard B Adams at 4 pm. The bride wore a white gown with basque bodice long sleeves and a full skirt. her bouquet was tied with a white ribbon and included orchids. The couple’s nuptials were followed by a reception at the Sedgwick Given. attendants wore blue velveteen outfits with veils and carried flowers. The wedding party included maid of honor Carole Bizz and others, with ushers from New Jersey and Bangor. The bride’s mother wore a copper dress with orchid corsage. The guest book was signed by Mrs Richard Jackson and Mrs Norm Roy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kerr Daley
Rindall M. Daley
Andrews Road
Donald Kenneth Denman
Kenneth G. Denman
Medford
Oregon
Grace Episcopal Church
Richard B Adams
Ethel Reed
Ethel IL
Pinko
Fat Holden
Wallneford. Com
Toner
Carole Bizz
O'd Orchird Benen
Haven
Euties
Bird of
Parado
Sonn
Neuer Ah
Richard Jackson
Bath
Maine Minerals Topic Of Talk At Xs Beta
Mrs. Henry P Bonniil spoke on Maine Minerals to Is Beta chapter Beta Sigma 7 in Bath. The illustrated talk featured Maine specimens found in nearby locations. Plans were outlined for chapter projects and the next meeting set for March 17 at 15 Mechanic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Henry Pbonniil Wrest
Bath
Beta Srn
Maine Minerals
Clare Bers
Donald Halhee
Rue
Ell Turcotte
Nicholas Kikos
Eleamnor Danforth
Ruth Davis
Albert Desmond
Helen Higl
Kakos
Catharine
Legard
Oear R. Mire
Huse School Faculty Hosts Bath Teachers Club
Bath Teacher club members met Wednesday evening at Huse Memorial School for a four hour gathering with Huse faculty members. The program featured color slides from a Burough on trip shown by Mr Granville M. Cucoy. Miss Anne Thranisscon directed the affair with Miss Alice Austin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teacher Club
Huse Memorial School
Hise Schook
Tee T
MeGranville M. Cucoy
Anne Thranisscon
Alice Austin
Charlottes Hilyard
Catherine Pow
Helen Buzzell
Elizabeth Younus
Evelyne Percy
Grace Church Women's Auxiliary To Donate Pew
Grace Church announces a pew donation by its Women’s Auxiliary. The item details involve church plans and a forthcoming Lenten program with Holy Eucharist, directed activities led by the rector and parish leaders. The note mentions a February 18 service and coordinated participation by church members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Women’s Auxiliary
Tie Cechuirely
Annual Banquet Of The Cosmopolitan Club Mar 11
The Cosmopolitan Club will hold its annual banquet March 11 at Stagecoach Inn with Federation officers and local club officers to be installed. A nominating committee named for election slate includes Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. Silverman, Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Leonard. A Mary Cunningham School of Dance program followed meetings with dancers Barbara Norton Path Ellen Hunter Linda Norton. Work on the club’s community calendar starts under Mrs. Billingtone and Mrs. Smallines.
Bath Extension Service Meets With Mrs Wight
Bath Extension Service group met at Mrs. Carl Wight home 1219 Wash Le Astes Te for an evening program led by Mrs. Altonberry foods leader and assistant Mrs. George Slimpson. A Civil Defense Emergency Feeding program supervised supper met nutritional requirements. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Elihu Fiterton at 54 Mechanic Street on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Extension Service Group
Carl Wight
Wash- le Astes
Altonberry
George Slimpson
Sipper
Elihu Fiterton
Mechanic Street
Eleanor Voorhees Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Eleanor Voorhees daughter of Mrevand J North Bath entertained a group of friends at her home from 3 to 5 30 in observ ance of her eighth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served. Attending were Ellen Mac Fadden June Kinder Kathleen Carlton Kathy Longley Kay McLaughlin Margie Voorhees Tommy Gallant Jimmy Daly Fred Parker Joey Small John Voorhees and Eleanor's sister and brother Ann and John Voorhees Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Voorhees
Mrevand J . North Bath
Ellen MacFadden
June Kinder
Kathleen Carlton
Kathy Longley
Kay McLaughlin
Margie Voorhees
Tommy Gallant
Jimmy Daly
Fred Parker
Joey Small
John Voorhees
Eleanor
Ann
John Voorhees Jr
Elena Drake Wins First Prize In History Contest
Elena Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake Jr of Front street won first prize in an American history contest sponsored by Colonel Dimner Sewall Chapter DAR for Grade 8 history class Division 1 at Bath Junior High School. Second prize went to Paul Ring and third to Carl Upham. Honorable mentions went to Frank Hewitt and Peter Rubin for their scrapbooks judged on neatness and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Drake
Frederick E. Drake
Front Street
Dimmer
Carl Upham
Walter E. Upham
Floral Street
Frank Hewitt
Filovd Hewitt
Sanford Crossing
West Bath
Peter Rubin
Harold FE. Rubin
High Street
Dummer Sewall
Class In Designing With Paper At Lincoln Museum
At the Lincoln County Museum in Wiscasset during February four Saturdays from 10 to 12 Miss Mildred Burrage directs a paper design class open to ages twelve and up. A Nativity paper mosaic on view has spurred continued paper work. Visitors should bring scissors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Museum
Wiscasset
Mildred Burrage
Wallace A. Ripley
Damariscotta
Alaska
Aican Highway
Phebe Chamberlain
Round Pond
Hain
Theta Chapter Entertains Husbands And Guests
Theta chapter Beta Sigma Phi entertained their husbands and guests at the American Legion hall. A buffet supper followed by slides of a European trip by Mr and Mrs Divican McInnes. Mrs Oliver Ellis Jr presented a farewell gift as she moves to Portland with her husband in telephony duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
American Legion Hall
Diviican McInnes
Oliver Ellis, Jr
Chayney
Portland
New England Telephonsiiy Telegraph Company
II Chapter
William Eugene Bennett
Fred Wonsur
Valerie Nickerson
Maurice Clark
Mirs Thomas Back
Club 42 Members Filling Easter Seal Envelopes
Club 42 members met last Wednesday in the blashroom area to prepare Easter Seal envelopes for Pine Tree Society For Crip pled children and adults. Mrs Edward Jones, program chairman, asks members to bring a wrapped Valentine gift for a swap at the February 11 meeting in the clubroom. Attendees included Mrs James Daly, Mrs Joseph Mullaney, Mrs Bertrand Lavoie, Mrs Edward Jones, Mrs Arthur Sturtevant, Mrs Carl Fortier, and Mrs Maurice Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Pine Tree Society
Edward Jones
James Daly
Joseph Mullaney
Bertrand Lavoie
Arthur Sturtevant
Carl Fortier
Maurice Owen
Postmaster Urges Bath Householders to Clear Icicles
Edward L. Larrabee acting postmaster urged Bath residents to keep sidewalks free of ice to protect letter carriers. He noted icy walks to mail receptacles have caused several bad falls, and that carriers may return mail if hazards exist on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Larrabee
Bath
Larrabee
Bath R R Station's Future Questioned After Offer
Bath Maine Central Railroad offers the Bath station site for city use raising questions about its fate. The landmark, opened in 1942, may be vacated April 1 as passenger trains end service. Community ideas include a museum or indoor pool, with no clear disposition from the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Sbandona
Bath
Iar
Ships as Theme At Woolwich Scout Meeting
Woolwich Scout Troop 93 met at the Days Ferry club with twenty four scouts and three adults. The program focused on ships with ship model demonstrations from the Coyote Patrol and a discussion on ship types and uses. Leon Beal Jr was named den chief for a new Cub Scout den while new candidates covered tenderfoot requirements. Frank Henderson won the January carved neckerchief slide contest and February seeks wooden ship models, with the Flying Eagles named honor patrol. Next week’s program will be led by the Flying Eagle Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote Patrol
Leon Beal, Jr
Nequasset
Morse and
Leask
Doak
Pepper Guinsley
Richard Merrill
John Rice
Richard McFarland
Fredrick Burgess
Frank Henderson
Flying Eagles
Flying Eagle Patrol
Bridal Shower For Miss Myrtle Morse In Phippsburg Center
Miss Myrtle Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Morse West Bath was honored Friday evening at the home of her parents in a bridal shower hosted by Miss Sally Rainey. Guests enjoyed refreshments a decorated cake and games with gifts arranged around Valentine centerpieces. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from Phippsburg Woolwich Bath West Point and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Morse
Fred Morse
West Bath
Sally Rainey
Wilson Rainey
Phippsburg Center
Leonard Rainey
Valentine
Priscilla Rainey
Sylvia Blair
June Gilliam
Elsie Faulkner
Phippsburg
Hazel McIntire
Judy McIntire
Lynn McIntire
Barbara Orr
Jane Barstow
Woolwich
Roberta Trask
Bath
Rosalie Malcolm
Susan Wallace
Martin Doyle
West Point
Raymond McIntire
Marguerite McNulty
Freida Wallace
Evelyn Henrickson
Joan Wilis
Arrowsie Couple Celebrate 350th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Michael Mazeiko observed their 35th wedding anniversary on February 10 at their Arrowsie home. They wed in Chelsea Massachusetts in 1948. He works at Bath Iron Works. Adele Galuza is a Brunswick native now in Los Angeles. They have three children John of Saco Walter in Connecticut and Mrs Robert Appel in Colorado and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael. Mazeiko
Arrowsie
Mazeiko
Chelsea
Maes
Bath Iron Works Corp
Adele Galuza
Jerry Galuza
Brunswick
Los Angeles
Calif
John
Saco
Walter
Connecticut
Robert Appel
Colorado
Bowdoinham P T A Plans February Meeting
Bowdoinham P T A will meet February 17 at the Community school with teachers in charge of the program. Willam Eves of Topsham will show pictures from his trip to Europe and refreshments will be served. A church school teachers meeting was held at the church with Rev. Robert Cummins of the Universalist church speaking on biography of a nobody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham P
T. A
Willam
Topsham
Europe
Freeman Billings
Richard Moore
Edward Ervine
Malcolm Billings
Bernard Valentine
George Brown
Raymond Blodgett
Dann Hodgkone
Robert Linnekin
Ellis Moore
Charles Blodgett
Andres Billings
Joan Warren
Winthrop
Joyce Umberhind
Richmond
Bowdoinham
the Baptist Church
Robert Cummins
Bay
Portland
Cummins
Universalist Church of America
Civie
United Fundnd
U. S. Department of State
Mary Lilly
Bay Road
Genesta Circle Hosts Covered Dish Supper
Genesta Circle members met Thursday at Mrs. Don ald Freeman’s Lincoln Street home for a covered dish supper. Hostesses were Mrs. Lillian Farnham and Mrs. Lulu Lemont. They voted to hold another covered dish supper before the Feb 25 meeting at Mrs. Edith Rich’s Washington Street home with Bertha Curd as co host. Members bring a ten cent gift and plan a homemade candy sale after the Feb 20 Genesta chapter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Wous
Eden McRae
Elwood Hathorn
Vatron
Dorothy M. Pratt
Davie Freeman
Mood Merrill
Ruth Freeman
Donald Freeman A
Carolyn Robbins
Herbert Morse
Mreida Baygdikian
Paul Bagdikian
David L. Wilson
Genesta Circle
Edith Rich
Bertha Card
Munroe Carlson
Beatrice Stevens
Gaynelle Taber
Alice White
Pondicherry
Bridgton
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Ethel Osgood
Boothbay
Gowen Nursing Home
Donald Freeman
Lincoln Street
Lillian Farnham
Lulu Lemont
Washington Street
Bertha Curd
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Valentine Party Noted
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club held a Monday afternoon meeting with a brief business session led by president Mrs Albert E Whitney. An entertainment program featured talks on rose care and display of valentines, with prizes for originality and humor and a Dutch Elm disease update noting Sagadahoc County remains disease free. The next meeting on March 9 will focus on Conservation under Mrs Granville M Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Albert E. Whitney
James Knight
Miss Johnson
D'Arcy
Maine
Sagadahoc
Granville M. Colby
Razing of Two and Half Story Block at Oak and Front
John R. Newell Bath Iron Works president announced work to raze the two and a half story building on the northwest corner of Front and Oak streets will start next Tuesday. Newell bought the property from Sam Prawer and has no stated plans for the site. The old structure once housed apartments and perhaps a tavern, and is described as an eyesore and fire hazard. Actual demolition begins Tuesday noon by Charles Marble and crew after initial clapboard removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front
Oak Streets
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Sam Prawer
Newell
Albert Strout
Charles Marble
One Act Play Contest Set For Feb 14 at Morse High
The sophomore, junior and senior classes sponsor a one act play contest on Saturday Feb 14 at 7 30 p m in the Morse High School auditorium. Each class keeps 60 percent of its ticket sales with a 25 percent bonus of the remaining 40 percent for the best advance cash sale. Proceeds after expenses are shared among the classes. Senior class presents Sorry Wrong Number with Kathleen Watson Judith Ashe and others in the cast. Junior class performs Keep Your Halo Straight with Robert Staples Deborah Lawrence and more. Sophomores stage Curse You Jack Dalton with Martha Hedderman Carol Thomas Elaine Turcotte and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Lucille Fletcher
Kathleen Watson
Judith Ashe
Carl Stinson
Earle Cooper
Carole Mank
Joyce Turcotte
Eah Maxson
Barbara Woods
Thomas Flaherty
Duane Fraser
Stephen Lee
Anne Coulter Martens
Robert Staples
Deborah Lawrence
Bette Aikenhead
Joan Hart
Sanford Brown
Dian Dunne
Donna Young
Enos Gaudet
Jack Dalton
Wilbur Brown
Martha Hedderman
Carol Thomas
Robert Atkinson
Elaine Turcotte
Robert Soucie
Linda McCole
Paul Hutchins
Local Residents Update Bath Community List
Mrs Eva Fraser returned to her home on Franklin Street Saturday from Bath Memorial hospital where she was a medical patient. CS2 and Mrs Anthony Sudal, 64 Central Avenue, are newcomers to Bath with Mr Sudal transferred from Guam to Brunswick Naval Air Station. Asa A Wilson, 882 Washington Street, is confined to his home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Fraser
Franklin Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
CS2
Anthony Sudal
Central Avenue
Bath
Sudal
Guam
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Asa A- Wilson
Washington Street
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Donald Denman
Grace Church
Meyer
Mrs. Ifondd BK. Depman
Huse School
Bath Teachers Club
Telley
Londo Pee
Per Peutsi
Ees
Mr Pea Wn
Sime Stati Jaune Ig
The
Cosmopolitan Club
Wight
Fleanor Voorhees
Lincoln Museum
Bath R.R
Willam S. Newell
Var Aion
Bok
Boy Scouts
Scout Troop 93
Days Ferry
Eine
Miss Myrtle Morse
Nope Temple
George Rowe
Linwood Billings
Delva Brown
University of Maine
Mr. Brown
New London
Conn
Fleet
O BE
Masonic Hall
Celia Moore
Dorothy Allen
Gretchen Hatch
Core Hobart
Jessie Heath
Ralph Stilphen
Jacqueline
Mabel Heenie
Agnes Chesley
Florence Brown
Forest Ireland
Chester Hobart
Dirigo Grange
Gordon Frizzle
Long Beach
Allan Frizzle
Main Street
Sasebo
Japan
Genesta Chapter
FBI
Ord
van Johnson
Clover
Columbia
Tures Pres
Rory Calhoun
Te Eastvan
Olus
Rgavic
Isun
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Tata Ooms
Ee Ene International
Williams
Chandler
Erin Nena
Ossana Podesta
E.A
Solar Lodge
Linwood E. Temple
Park Street
Master Mason Lodge of Instruction
O.E.S
Frank G. Allen
Masters and Wardens Association
14Th District
Lisbon Falls
John Shaughnessey
Gerry Plummer
Allen Insulation CO
ABC
Care Bath Independent
Kennebec
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Dial
Town
Justin
Kennebec River
Alna
Shaw
Fort Popham
Cape Cod
Yreehington Street
Sonar Spar
Dial HI
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