Talk On Pine Tree Society Given At Cosmopolitan Club
Mrs. John Parker of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults spoke at the Cosmopolitan club meeting last week. She outlined the society’s programs including Summer Camp at Rome Belgrade Lakes, Hyde Hospital rehab services, and outpatient therapy for adults. The event highlighted volunteer needs, the Pine Tree Society Tea with Gov Muskie attending, and a slate of officers for the coming year along with club activities and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Cosmopolitan Club
Parker
Rome
Belgrade Lakes
Pictaresque
Tihe Hyde Hopital
Hyde Home
Pine Tree Society
Edmund S Muskie
Adam Greenblatt
Loring Addison
Albert Whitney
Charles Small
William Bryant
Alice Ramsey
Frank Saunders
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Gerard
Les Camarades Lenten Program At Director's Home
Les Camerades Musicaux presented its annual Lenten program Friday at Allan H. Ramsay’s home. The concert featured Ramsay’s The Divine Presence and a Medley of sacred works by Mendelssohn, Sullivan, Alistair, and others sung by Mrs Archibald M Main Jr and the ensemble, with Ramsay, Callan, Fox, and Miss Watson delivering solos and duets.
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Les Camarades
Les Camerades Musicaux
Allan H. Ramsay
Ramsay
Archibald M. Main
Dean of Bath
Sullivan
Mr. Ramsay
James P Callan
Alliston
Mr. Gallan
Mendelssohn
Nathan W. Watson
Mr. Callan
Saint Saens
Mr Main
Mr. Rumeau
God
Mark
Dana Melrtrre
Mietzke
Mr Callan
Watson
Callan
George Fox
James P. Callan
Stevenson
Jane Millard
Gloria
Buzzi-Peccia
Mrs Main
Cabell
Allan Ho Ramsay
Robert W Famsay
Tay Son
Mercandante Stainer
Sinc
Dilee Ramsey
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary to Hold April Meeting
The Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans its annual meeting on Tuesday evening April 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs James G Gillies in North Bath. George Nilson will speak and show a film on hospital health education work in Maine communities.
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Bath Memorial
Nilson
Boston University
Norfolk County
Mass
Tuberculous and Health Association
Harvard University School of Public Health
Bingham Associates
Ruth T. Clough
Nijon
Maine
Health and Welfare Department
Bowen Torrey
Mrs. Charles T Small Hosts Inner Wheel Meeting
Inner Wheel met at Lincoln street home hosted by Mrs. Charles T Small with aides Mrs Wyatt Albertson Mrs William Bodwell and Mrs Charles Doyle. Business session led by President Mrs Raymond Farnham announced participation in the 1957 Hospital Fair and formed a committee including Mrs Lynn Bussey Mrs John Hayes Mrs Carl Anderson and Mrs Wyatt Albertson. Plans to entertain Rotary District Governor's wife next Tuesday. Morse High School Glee Club performed led by Austin Miller with members Ellen Low Kathy Picken Patricia Haab Donna Maxson Mike Freeman Joe Fullerton Jack Henderson Roger Brown and accompanist Jean Flemming. Next election of officers scheduled March 21 at Mrs Charles Doyle's home with hostesses Mrs Chester Plant Mrs Kenneth Humphries and Mrs William Skelton. Others in attendance listed.
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Charles T. Small
Lincoln Street
Wyatt Albertson
William Bodwell
Charles Doyle
Raymond Farnham
Lynn Bussey
John Hayes
Carl Anderson
Rotary
Morse High School ’ Glee Club
Austin Miller
Lord
Kentucky
Madame Jeanette
Ellen Low
Kathy Picken
Patrica Haab
Donna Maxson
Edward Bridgham
Hildreth H. Fisher
Kenneth Francisco
Frederick Hill
Warren Kershner
Herbert Lemont
Ira Nadine
Dwight Pierce
George Sargent
John Crowley
Susan Allan Guptil Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Susan Allan Guptil marked her second birthday on March 6 with a party at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Bertrand Guptill of 75 Russell Street. Guests included Richard Kneeland, David Kneeland, Robert McGillivary, John McGillivary, Sonja Bridges, Cynthia MacDonald, and Judith Guptill among others. refreshments were provided by Mrs Guptill with help from Elaine Lecotte and Maurice Bergeron.
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Susan Allan Guptill
Bertrand Guptill
Russell Street
Guptill
Elaine Lecotte
Cynthia MacDonald
Nelson Allen
Lubee
Augusta
Richard
David Kneeland
Robert
John McGillivary
Sonja Bridges
Susan
Gary
Larry Calhoun
Maurice Bergeron
Judith
Randy Guptill
Life of Christ program at Central Congregational Ladies Aid
Mrs. Craig Richards led a program on The Life of Christ at the Thursday afternoon Central Congregational church Ladies Aid meeting. It opened a series of Lent season programs. Mrs. Eugene Sprague headed the business session and refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs. Luther Peepee and Mrs. Jason Merrill.
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Craig Richards
Christ
Central Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Eugene Sprague
Aid
Luther Peepee
Jason Merrill
Volunteers Meet At Hyde Hospital For Easter Seal Drive
Maine Easter Seal campaign organizers gather at Wyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital Bath to plan for the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Speakers include Society president Mrs Dalton and field rep Mrs Parker. a charity hockey game at Bowdoin Arena March 10 raises funds.
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Hyde Hospital
Wyde Memorial
Bath
Maine
Pine Tree Society For
Doris W. Hardy
R. N
Society
William H. Dalton
Parker
Warren Hawley, Jr
Gary Merrill
Marauders
Bath Destroyers
Bowdoin Arena
Brunswick
Pine Tree Society
Sumner Sewall
Arthur King
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Duncan Farrell
Phippburg
Bath Lionesses Host Mrs Louis Petlock at Lincoln Street
The Bath Lionesses met at Mrs. Louis Petlock's Lincoln street home where a May 4 covered dish supper at Lambert Park hall was announced with Lions Club as guests. Co chairmen were Be Lawrence Mc Curdy and True. guest speaker was Betty Lee Peck of Portland discussing The Magic Suitcase and industry research on oils' impact on clothing and plastics.
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Louis Petlock
Bath Lionesses
Lincoln Street
Lambert Park Hall
Lions Club
BE. Lawrence McCurdy
Edward D. True
Betty Lee Peck
Portland
Edgar Leavitt
Cecil Fullerton
George Nugent
Harry Thebeau
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Robert Levine
Henry Richards
Carroll Davis
Clyde Mallett
Abraham Kramer
Harry Theodeau
Sam Levin
Scott Morse
A. George Moses
E Lawerence McCurdy
Arthur Bowker
Clinton Owen
Harold P. Small
Richard Johnson
Randall Daley
Roland MclIr.tosh
Storage Space Is Subject Of Extension Group
Nequasset Extension Group met at the Cosmopolitan club with Mrs. Ruth Leeman directing. Diagrams of houses suggested adding storage space while a fish chowder lunch was served. Members planned a April 3 meeting at the Good Will club house with Patterns and Fabrics presented by Mrs. Burnette Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Extension Group
Cosmopolitan Club
Ruth Leeman
Know Your Neighbor
Mexico
Good Will Club
Burnette Wallace
Poison in frost damaged cherry leaves threatens livestock
Dr Samuel Guss a veterinarian at Pennsylvania State University warns that frost damaged wild cherry leaves contain prussic acid and can kill cows or several sheep. He says removal of the trees is the only permanent control.
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University Park
Samuel Guss
Pennsylvania State University
Guss
Junior Hospital League Plans Spring Coffee
The Junior Hospital League advances plans for its annual Spring coffee to benefit Bath Memorial hospital. The event, on March 27 at York Hall from 11 am to 2 pm, will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G Baer Connard, with tickets distributed and duties assigned. The group also backs the August Hospital Auxiliary Fair and meets March 19 at Mrs. S Theodore Bertocci’s High Street home.
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The
Junior Hospital League
Bath Memorial Hospital
C. Arthur Mayo, Jr
Green Street
York Hall
G. Baer Connard
Takker Place
Omar King
Edward Sewall, Jr
S. Theodore Bertocci
Eleanor Wilson
Lynn M. Bussey
Ralph G. Stetson, Jr
William Mussenden
Hildreth H. Fisher
Carl
Wesley Youth Fellowship Bowling Party Friday
Twenty one members of the Wesley Methodist church Youth Fellowship attended a bowling party at Brunswick Friday evening with rides provided by Stanley Hunter, Alvah Morse, Miss Drusilla Fielding, Mrs. Carlyle Taber and Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell. John Watley gave an illustrated travel lecture before refreshments. plans were made for another bowling party and a pot luck supper with games soon.
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Wesley Methodist Church Youth Fellowship
Brunswick
Stanley Hunter
Alvah A. Morse
Drusilla Fielding
Carlyle Taber
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley
Union Street
John Watley
Gail Carleton
Donna Nute
Children World Day of Prayer Service Held at Central Church
Under Bath Council of Church Women the World Day of Prayer service took place Friday at Central Congregational church parish house. Miss Nathalie Fowle led the program with help from Miss Jean McMann Merritt Sargent and Miss Judith Libby at piano. The Wesley Methodist Junior choir and Misses Priscilla Patricia Allen and Anna Lonn provided music. Themes focused on Sharing and What I, The World Day of Prayer.
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Bath Council of Church Women
Central Congregational Church
Nathalie Fowle
Jean McMann
Merritt Sargent
Judith Libby
Wesley Methodist Church
Priscilla
Patricia Allen
Anna Lonn
Chattabout Club Meets With Mrs Harriet Dotton
Chattabout club members met Tuesday at Mrs Harriet Dotton’s Maxwell street home. President Arlene Scott led the business session as plans were announced for a plastic party. Cards provided entertainment. Mrs Howard Carlton had high score and Mrs Gwendolyn Gaudet low. Next meeting is March 19 at Mrs Mary McCrater’s Arrowsie home with entertainment to be announced.
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Chattabout Club
Maxwell Street
Harriet Dotton
Arlene Scott
Howard Carlton
Gwendolyn Gaudet
Arrowsie
Mary McCrater
Adult Study Class At Wesley Church
The adult membership study class met at Wesley church parsonage led by Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell for the first session preparing new members for Easter reception. The group voted to hold remaining Lent sessions on Thursday at 7 p.m. and welcomed members and friends to join.
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Wesley Church
Oliver W. Bell
City Council Reviews Budget For 1957 58
City Council met in committee Thursday night to study the proposed budget by City Manager Stanley W Judkins for 1957 58. They set next Tuesday at 7 for the public hearing where citizens may question the proposed appropriations.
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Stanley W Judkins
Bath seeks special stamp for 350th anniversary of ship building
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield considers a Maine delegation request to issue a stamp commemorating the 350th anniversary of American ship building. Bath plans August celebration. The first ship built in America was the Virginia of Sagadahoc at Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E Summerfield
Maine
America
Bath Area
Margaret Chase Smith
Frederick G Payne
Richard B. MacLennan
L. Robe Walter
MacLennan
Washington
Virginia
Sagadahoc
Popham
Club 42 Plans March 6 Regular Session and Event
Club 42 met to distribute Spring project tickets for Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital and announced a special program for the next meeting. D W McAfee of Brunswick NAS to show color slides from his European tour. refreshments planned. Ways and Means details approved. Jack Pot prize and Scotch auction featured.
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Club Forty-Two
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
D. W. McAfee
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Everett Cook
Norman Adams
Joseph Mullaney
Howard Farr
Ways and
John Sturtevant
John Tarbox
Milton Savage
William Greene
Leonard Smith
Ira Durgin
Allan Thayer
Edith Small
William Marshall
Bertrand Lavoie
Paul Hart
Everett Cooke
James Daly
Maurice Owen
David Desmond
David Clark
One-Act Play Contest At Morse High School May 15
Morse High School holds a three-class one act play contest on Friday March 15 with each class presenting a different play. The senior play Trifles by Susan Glaspell directed by Austin Miller is a mystery. Juniors present The Dear Departed a Stanley Houghton comedy directed by Joseph Shanan. Sophomores perform Brief Future a Marlene Brenner drama directed by Margaret Flaherty. Support builds for Morse to reach the regional contest in Brunswick on March 22.
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Morse High School
Brunswick
Austin Miller
Susan Glaspell
Stanley Houghton
Joseph Shanahan
Morse
Marlene Brenner
Margaret Flaherty
Three Juveniles Admit Air Deflating Vehicle Tires
Police report three boys aged 12 to 14 confessed to a series of tire deflations this week, affecting about 20 parked cars near Huse school, the high school, the courthouse and Arcade bowling alleys. Lt. Wagner and Patrolman Starling led the inquiry. The youths gave no motive beyond a prank and court action is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse School
Court House
Robert Wagner
Robert Starling
Nellie Roundtree Displays 19 Driver's Permit in No Hurry
Nellie Roundtree brought a 19 driver s permit to the State Patrol office in No Hurry hehalis Washington. The article notes state speed limits of thirty miles per hour on highways town limits twenty miles and twelve miles at crossings and near schools. She merely wanted to show patrolmen the permit and did not request renewal.
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Hehalis
Wash
Nellie Roundtree
Bath Iron Works club to show films at recreation center
The Bath Iron Works Recreation Association sponsors a Thursday evening film program at the recreation center starting 7 30. Commander Decker and Chief Eachur from Brunswick Naval Air Station will present Ski Jump in Seconds and Secret Land. Both films cover Armed Services activities and may attract many locals.
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Bath Iron Works Recreational Association
Decker
Eachur
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Armed Services
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