Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings And Visits
Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Jr hosted an auxiliary gathering with auction bridge on High street. Guests included Mrs. Danford McDonald and Mrs. John Burgess. future meeting planned for Jan 27 with Mrs. Elmer Morse. Several residents attended lectures at Bowdoin College and visits with family in Bath and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Winneganee Auxiliary
High Street
Danford McDonald
John Burgess
Edwin S. Small
Winfield Morse
Lloyd Rogers
Elmer Morse
Thatcher Pinkham
Seymour Hayden
Local Notes on Hospital Patients and Air Crew Visit
Bernard Knight at Memorial hospital undergoing surgery Monday morning. Lt Frank E Francisco of West Bath, with Lt Robert Bailey and Eng Vernie Berry, arrived at Brunswick NAS after a 2300 mile flight from Biggs AFB Texas in a B-26 for a home visit. They leave for Bridgeport Connecticut Tuesday to pick up cargo for Texas base. Mrs Donald McRae returns to 7 Bath street from Memorial hospital. Miss Anne Moffatt enters Memorial hospital as patient. Anne is in Mitchell school sub-primary class. Mrs Annie Ware, Old Folks Home tron mother, pneumonia patient at Memorial. Miss Anne Singer arrives from Boston University following midyear exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Memorial Hospital
Frank E Francisco
Kenneth N. Francisco
West Bath
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Texas
Robert Bailey
Vernie Berry
Bridgeport
Conn
Anne Moffatt
Washington Street
Anne
Mitchell School
Annie Ware
Old Folks Home
Anne Singer
Isadore Singer
Linden Street
Boston University
Navy Seaman Harry Moses Returns to Chelsea Hospital
Harry Moses of the U S Navy has returned to Chelsea Naval Hospital where he is stationed after spending the weekend with his mother Mrs A George Moses of Corliss Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moses
U. S. Navy
Chelsea Naval Hospital
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
Mrs Wyman Family Visit In Auburn With Godding Kin
Mrs. Philip Wyman and her son Terry from Bedford road spent Saturday in Auburn with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Godding. They were joined by Mrs. Wyman’s sister Mrs. Charles Kyes of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wyman
Terry
Bedford Road
Auburn
James Godding
Wyman
Charles Kyes
Gardiner
Colby College enrollment and local notices
Miss Lardina Carter of Dr and Mrs street enters Colby College New London NH beginning second semester in February in liberal arts. Miss Caverly a Morse High School graduate last June earned National Honor Society Junior Prize Speaking honors and graduated with honors. She active in Rifle club Officials' club for Girls Athletic Association and art editor of Morse Mentor. Mr and Mrs Maurice Shea of Oliver street were Sunday diners at Vallees in Portland. Mrs Douglas Daggett and infant son Douglas Arnold 2nd returned home from Memorial hospital. Invitations sent to wedding of Miss Marlene Holbrook and Paul MacDonald February 2 at 7 pm at Miss Holbrooks grandparents 8 Deering street. Rev J L Calhoun will perform ceremony followed by reception at Hyde Park Community hall. Mrs Madelyn Stacy moved into McFadden apartments 21 Rev Canon Charles M Tubbs and Mrs Tubbs of High street were breakfast guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Sewall of Wiscasset. Canon Tubbs officiated at St Philip's Episcopal church in rector's absence. Robert Griffin of Boston was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs John Parker and family. Mrs Harland E Boynton returned to Quaker Point West Bath after visit with sister and husband Mr and Mrs William Hodgkins of Kittery. Mr Hodgkins is a pneumonia patient in hospital there. Miss Josephine Tucker of Wiscasset is a Memorial hospital patient after fall on ice last Friday breaking a bone in her leg.
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Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Sewalls
Framingham
Mass
Chester S. Brett
Greenwich
Bankers’ Trust Co
Arthur Sewalls
Sally Lane Sewall
Children's Hospital
Boston
Lardina ‘Carter
Marlene F. Holbrook
Ernest Jess
Drayton Road
Paul MacDonald
Francis G. MacDonald
Walker Street
Miss Holbrook
Ralph Cornish
Deering Street
J. Lyal Calhoun
First Church of the Nazarene
Hyde Park
Charles M. Tubbs
Tubbs
High Street
Charles Sewall
Wiscasset
Canon Tubbs
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Harland E. Boynton
Quaker Point
West Bath
William Hodgkins
Kittery
Mr. Hodgkins
Local residents head for visits and hospital care
Carlyle Taber travels to Rochester to visit his sister and attends his mother Mabel Taber's funeral in Wellsville. Francis Parry seeks outpatient surgery for an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Miles B. Hagan plans a week in Quincy with his sister. Lieu tena nt Robert McDaniel and family prepare for a 30 day leave and visit Hepzibah, W Va with his mother. Mrs. James A. Broom is a patient at Maine General Hospital Port land and awaits mail. The Silvermans return from New York furniture shows with their son-in-law and daughter, who later travel to Miami Beach for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Taber
Middlestreet
Rochester
N. Y
Paul Reynolds
Mabel Taber
Wellsville
Robert McDaniel
McDaniel
Virginia
Robert
Peter
Washington Street
Hepzibah
W. Va
Arthur G. McDaniel
Naval Department of the Bath Iron Works
Boston
Dearborn daughter convalesces after appendectomy
Nancy Dearborn the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Dearborn of North Bath is a patient at Memorial hospital recovering from an appendectomy performed late last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Dearborn
Carl Dearborn
North Bath
Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Waldo Marshall Host 45 at Breakfast
Mr and Mrs Waldo Marshall welcomed about 45 guests for a Sunday breakfast at their home on 862 High Street to observe their third wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Waldo Marshall
High Street
Mothers' March on Polio Planned for Thursday Evening
The annual Mothers' March on Polio will gather at 7 p.m. Thursday with a fire alarm signal. Bath mothers from wards one through seven will solicit donations as porch lights glow, listing numerous contact mothers and lieutenants across all wards.
Herb Moford Transitions From Cardinals to Kentucky Tobacco
Herb Moford, a St. Louis Cardinal rookie who won 17 games for Columbus in the American Association, shifts to a Kentucky tobacco weighers job in the off season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Moford
St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus
Kentucky Tobacco
Camera Tips From Sewall Williams
Practical guide for photographers stressing steady handling and sun avoidance. It covers lighting, flash safety, color film use, loading in shade, lens protection, tripods, framing, and slow motion, with tips on keeping equipment and subjects safe and well lit.
Young Private Morse Joins Alaska Exercise Snow Bird
Army Pvt. Scott Morse Jr 17 son of 15 Andrews Road takes part in Exercise Snow Bird a joint Army Air Force maneuver in Alaska. The 71st Infantry Division 4th Regiment tests air born units ground troops and equipment in temperatures down to 50 degrees below zero. Morse enlisted March 1954 and finished basic at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Scott Morse, Jr
Andrews Road
Alaska
Morse
71St Infantry Division
Fort Jackson
S. C
Airman Lewis named Airman of the Quarter at Stargate
Airman First Class Richard G. Lewis of the 3928th Air Police Squadron at Stargate Lincolnshire England earns Airman of the Quarter for October to December. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bernard S Lewis of 15 Cummings Street. Marine Pvt Arthur R Doug lass Jr of North Bath prepares for a large scale amphibious exercise with the Atlantic Fleet Marine Force Training Group from January to March 1955. Marine units from Camp Lejeune and the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing will storm Vieques island in an amphibious attack and visit Caribbean cities during the training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Lewis
U. S. Air Force
Stargate
Lincolnshire
England
3928Th Air Police
Alr Lewis
Bernard S. Lewis
Cummings Street
Arthur R. Douglass, Jr
North Bath
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force Training Group
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lejune
N. C
3Rd Marine Aircraft Wing
Miami
Fla
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Winning Is Hobby Chattanooga Man Wins 129 Prizes
Jesse H. Long a TVA employee from Tennessee Valley area has entered numerous contests since 1948 and collected 129 prizes valued around $3,000. His winnings include roller skates war bonds bicycles a television set a New York trip for two and clothing for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jesse H. Long
Tennessee Valley Authority
Long
New York
Bath man repairs antique ship models as a hobby
Robert N. Mosher of 49 Bath street devotes spare time to restoring old square rigged ship models. Starting eight years ago with three attic discoveries, he learned from catalogs and plans, rebuilding one ship from the deck up over two years. He has completed about 15 models for local collectors and neighbors, though he stresses it remains a hobby and not a business due to work and limited free time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bee Recehen
Bath
Mosher
Robert N. Mosher
Bath Street
Masons
Solar Lodge
Arthur Sewall II
Washington Street
Loyall Sewall
Small Point
New York City
Mohser
Bath midshipmen join Maine Maritime Academy cruise
Five midshipmen from the Bath area Edwin Powers Robert Footer Willis Morse Jack Oliver and William Lowell from Parker Head Phippsburg sail aboard the Maine Maritime Academy cruise on the T V State of Maine. The ship with 205 midshipmen and 50 officers reached Ciudad Trujillo for the first foreign port call as the crew enjoys visits to sites and training activities aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine Maritime Academy
T. V. State of Maine
Ciudad Trujillo
Edwin Powers
Robert Footer
Willis Morse
Jack Oliver
William Lowell
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Dominican Republic
Maine
Columbus
Boca Chica
Winning Con Tests Formula Defies Standard Theory
A contestant swears by a rule that more entries increase chances of victory, claiming a paradoxical strategy that runs counter to common practice. Experts caution on statistical variance while noting the claim fits a long-standing belief among some entrants in contest circles.
Detroit Police First To Install Patrol Car Radios
The Detroit Police Department led in policing technology by installing radios in patrol cars, marking a pioneering move for rapid communications and enhanced officer safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Police Department
Milk in Human Diet Across Many Domestic Animals
The milk of cows, horses, camels, yaks, water buffalo, sheep, goats and reindeer has been used for human food.
More Americans Attend Concerts Than Baseball in 1962
Attendance figures show larger crowds at con cert events than baseball games in 1962, highlighting a shift in entertainment preferences. Concert attendance drew substantial audiences across major cities, surpassing ballpark turnout in several regions according to records.
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Oliver Moses
J. F. Spiller
Washington
Clarence W. Morse
Seth S. Mullin
Charles Cary
Wilmington
Del
George F. Cary
Arthur Berry
Portland
Mr. Berry
F. Arthur Berry
Rob
Ibins Street
Frank Martin
Danvers
Mrs. Martin
Edward McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Mr. Martin
Wilbur Crist
Willow Street
Ardenne A. Stott
Park ‘Street
Ruth Strack
Robert McCanhiel
Arnold King
Topsham
Frederick Burgess, Jr
Amos Burgess
Frederick Burgess
Woolwich
Wilbur Casey
Walter Beane
Georgetown Center
George Powers
Officerdrive
Louis Brockway
South Street
James Desmond
35Th St
Brooklyn
Clarence Leonard
Scott's
Irwich
Merial Hospital
Leland Green
Maine General Hospital
Bath Iron Orks
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Joseph Desmond
Cheryl Ann
Office Drive
Marguerite L. Beardsley
George Freeman
Warren Beardsley
Baltimore
William Howard Larrabee
Harmon Smith
Sidney Partington
Dennis Smith
Hartford, Conn
Wade Thurston
Bethel
Charles T. Small
State Bar Association
Association
Augusta
Howard Larrabee
John Larrabee
Lillian
Los Angeles
Calif
West Coast
John Parker
Paul Mathieu
Bangor
Dow Field Hospital
Mathieu
Mary Durant
Frank Durant
Center Street
Naval Reserve Base
Joseph Cass
North Street
Natick, Mass
John B. Noyes
Wendell B. Heal
Elsinore Avenue
Washington, D. C
Richard Sample
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Union Street
J. Bazin Lemont
Dike Road
Kevin Dana
Lemont
Elaine Moore
Leon Moore
North Edgecomb
Harold P. Small
Florida
Ralph D. Warren
Deaconess Hospital
Felix Small
Lisbon Falls
Mr Small
Mrs
Alice Stilphen
Marine and Naval Children’s Home
Stilphen
Genesta Chapter
Joseph Williams
Anne Jewett
Acapulco
Mexico
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Flushing
L. I
Alecapulco
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Brian M. Jewett
Days Ferry
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsic
Charles E. Doten
Carolyn Thompson
Worumbis Canton
Dorothy Austin
Ruth Allen
Ridgley
No. 1
Charles Lee
Taggert Group
Warren E. Rogers
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Michael Richard
Rogers
Frances Callan
James P. Callan
Jacob Smith
Joseph O. Purdue
South Dartmouth
Winter Street Congregational Church
William S. Shorry
Walter Brennan
Jennie Sawyer
Linwood Boardman
Meadow Way
Douglas A. Daggett
Mechanic Street
Daggett
Astrid Henrikson
Joseph Henrikson
Ralph Kings
Bath Iron Works
Pratt Diagnostics Hospital
John H. Reevy
Huntington
Joseph Charles Reevy
Reevy
Mary Morse
Horace G. Morse
Oak Street
James Taggert
Rochelle Park
N. J
Carl Henrikson
Ethel Glidden
Tarbox Street
Presley Nursing Home
Charles Syde
Marcia Street
WP. Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Ethel Barter
Academy Street
Henry Leask
John Atwood
Winship Street
Laura Harrington
Edward Hines
Donald McRae
Maurice Shea
Oliver Street
Vallee’s
Douglas Daggett
Douglas Arnold
Madelyn Stacy
McFadden
Robert Griffin
Boston, Mass
Summer Street
Josephine Tucker
Robert Buffum
Sheryl
Dover, N. H
Buffum
Frederick Henderson
Court Street
Francis Parry
Parry
Miles B. Hagan
Quincy
Raymond Vachon
Russell Street
Vachon
Stephen
Leda Vachon
50 Weeks Street
James A. Broom
Middle Street
Louis M. Silverman
Furniture Exchange
New Yorker
Silverman
Mikelsky's, Inc
Joseph E. Goldsmith
Old Town
Mrs Goldsmith
Miami Beach
Ward
Donald Wilson
Keith Atwood
Beverly Allegrin
Leroy Perkins
George Lacy
Ronald Oulton
Edward McGuiggan
Christel
Edward McMann
Rachael Waters
John Clark
John Dauphin
Evelyn Hobbs
Robert Wagner, Jr
Bernard Comeau
Leonard Litchfield
Charles Swearingen
Joseph McKenna
John Quinn
Samuel Lakin
George Nugent
Stanley Wallace
Robert Jewell
Helen Hayes
Niles Perkins
Russell Kenney
Clara Ellis
Cynthia Stevens
John Swearingen
Oscar Adams
Duncan Bragg
Delmar Ramsey
Lawrence Gallagher
Everett Perkins
George Ingraham
Arthur Hall
George Sarkis
Helen Moses
Henry Marsh
Arthur Sturtevant
Virgie Whitcomb
Leonard Thombs
David Elliot
Harold Chandler, Jr
Almeda Genthner
Gladys Grant
Eugene Hart
Joseph Kocha
Lawrence Wright
Robert Carter
George Costain
H. Augustus Huse
Loring Addison
Harold Lyden
Charles Small
John Prency
Manley Grant
John McCole
John Haggett
Edward Atkinson
Bernice Henderson
Kateri Costain
Oscar Griffith
Alison Brewer
Daniel Matter
Andrew Lemoine, Jr
Herbert King
Charles Wallace
Jennie Lait
Lewis Carter
Frank Johnson
Wesley Marco
Blair Bailey
Herbert Gotte
Hazel Adams
Stanley Woods
Doris Tasker
Ruth Googins
Roxanne Legard
Blanche Anderson
Flora Pecci
Ruth Farnham
Harvey Hartleb
Melvin Comeau
Katherine Conley
Sue Hagerthy
Karcher Jackson
Fhornton Percy
Ann Thompson
Warren Higgins
Alfred Caton
John A. Greene, Jr
Thomas Aikenhead
Alex Burden
Joseph Melrose
Mary Stover
Virginia Percy
Linwood Haynes
Herbert Pierce
Frank Reay
Bertram Reed
Arthur Swan
Albert Austin
Elliot Hanson
Harold Brown
Joseph Long
Harold McElman
Kenneth Smith
Elwood Toothaker
Edward Hamblett
Charles M. Dill
Roland D. MacIntosh
Frederick Drake, Jr
Fred Hayward
R. Fred Brown
Earl Wade
James Jenkins
Joyce McPhee
Carolyn Atwood
D. L. Lord, Jr
Tina Hogan
Joseph Marchetti
Willard F. Cromwell, Jr
Thomas J. Cummings
Dennis Murphy
William Kelly
Thomas Goodwin
George Cary
Stanley Hutchins
Donald Perry
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
George Barker
John C. DeGroot
Kenneth Rockefeller
Ralph S. York
Sewall Williams
Robert Mosher
Bath Area
Maritime Academy
T.V
State of Maine
Jaragua
Trujillo
Alltars
Bath Sharpsho
John B. Stickney
Itworth Institute
Robert E. Tumulty
Dorchester
Norman G. MacNeil
Solmerville
John E. Manning
Rechester
Erwin Speckman
Princeton
Paul Collins
Randolph
Stickney
Roger W. Wakefield