Bath Teachers Club Holds Annual Banquet in Brunswick
Bath Teachers' Club held its annual banquet at the Eagle Hotel in Brunswick with over 100 attendees including teachers, husbands, wives and special guests. Miss Phyllis Rolfe received a gift and honorary membership as she resigns after 10 years. Neil LaRochelle became the new club president. Broadway guests Victoria Oswald and Lawrence Brooks announced summer festival plans at Bowdoin College Pickard Theater starting June 29 with performances of Brigadoon and Song of Norway.
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Bath Teachers’ Club
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Margaret Flaherty
C. Lloyd Hooker
Board of Education
Hooker
John F. Leonard
Leonard
Loriry R. Addison
Phyllis Rolfe
Bath
Robert Carter
North Grammar School
Rolfe
Neil LaRochelle
Brunswick Summer Playhouse
Victoria Crandall
Pickard Theater
Bowdoin College
Virginia Owald
Lawrence Brooks
Oswald
Brooks
Norway
Miss Crandall
Bath Youth Wins Western Auto Career Scholarship
Samuel W. Kittredge son of Frank and Mrs Kittredge of 59 Bedford Street received a Western Auto Supply career scholarship one of twenty nationwide. He studies general business at the University of Tampa after Morse High School graduation in 1950 and Navy service 1951 to 1955. The award covers tuition and fees up to 500 dollars for one year, with part time work at a Western Auto store during the term and full time in summer, plus a 500 dollar cost of education grant to his school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Kittredge
Frank Kittredge
Bedford Street
Western Auto Supply Company
Kittredge
University of Tampa At
Tampa
Fla
Morse High School
Navy
First Baptist Sewing Circle Quilts at All‑Day Meet
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church held an all‑day May 27 meeting in the vestry. Members tacked quilts and a luncheon was served at noon. Mrs Elsie Crosby and Mrs Myra Met calf arranged luncheon tables. Mrs Laura Harrington presided for the afternoon business session reporting 19 calls last week. next meeting is planned for June 3.
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Ladies’ Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Elsie Crosby
Myra Metcalf
Laura Harrington
Eircle
Legion Auxiliary Banquet and Officer Installations Held
Smith Tobey unit American Legion Auxiliary held its annual banquet and officer installations on May 27. About 300 members attended at New Mindows Ford before returning to Legion Hall for a business meeting and further installations. Notable officers installed included Lucille McLaughlin as president and Catherine Kittredge as sergeant at arms, with various committees named and gifts presented to retiring treasurer and secretary. No meetings through summer until September 98.
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Smith- Tobey
American Legion Auxiliary
New Mindows Fon
Legion Hall
Lucille McLaughlin
Vir- Winda Norris
Helen Perry
Seeanmt
Theresa Mackarland
Glenis Chaput
Pearl Wagner
Maurle Wartner
Lucy Desmond
Beatries Leavitt
Pest
MacFarland
Virginite Beaune
Macelyn Jackson
Crriee Costainy
Arline Cray
Marjorie Billings
Warner
Doristeinoehl
Norris
Charlotte. Anderon
Florente Bates
Billings
Jackson
Leavitt
Marion Pratt
Myrtle Soule
Arnine Gay
Reinochl
Desmond
French
Kittredge
Xi Beta Chapter Installs Officers in Meeting at Mrs Turcotte Home
Xi Beta chapter of Sigma Phi installed officers at a recent meeting held at Mrs. Russell Turcotte home. New officers include Mrs.William R. Rogers president and Mrs.Ruth Davis vice president with other posts filled. Exemplar degree awarded to Mrs.Gerald Rioux and Mrs.Andrew Flaherty. Next meeting set for June 16 at Mrs.Donald Hill's summer home in Oceanhurst West Point.
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Xi Beta Chapter
3Ola Sigma Phi
Russell Turcotte
William R. Rogers
Ruth Davis
Albert Desmond
Edward J. Cummings
Helen I. Hayes
John M. Conley, Jr
Paul FE. Akeley
Gerald Rioux
Andrew Flaherty
Rovers
Donald Hill
Oceanhurst
West Point
Beacon Street Church Choir Honored Thursday
The Beacon Street Methodist Church choir was honored Thursday with a crabmeat salad dinner hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Frederick L Niles, Diana Niles, and many members and friends including Mrs Frank H. White Jr, Mrs Herma Barter, Patricia Gaudet, Judith Legard, Carol Thomas, Joan Bailey, and others. The appreciation dinner was served by several society members.
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Beacon Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Frederick L Niles
Diana Niles
Frank H. White, Jr
Herma Barter
Diana Barter
FE Laurie Stiles
Robie
Mitchell Patricia Gaudet
Judith Legard
Carol Thomas
Joan Bailey
Oti- N. FE. Card
J Franklin Howe
Maynard C Leach
Arthur Tainter
Stanley Bessey
Paul G Avery
Sherman Ti Mitchell
Phippsburg School Holds First Award Assembly
Principal John McPhvail presided as special awards were given for academic achievement across grades six to eight. Recipients included Bette Mott Frances Morse John Morse Carl Wilson Lucille Brewer Ernestine Coffin Richard Spear Linda Doughty James McCourt Jane Gray Lawrence Pye Mary Ames Granville Harrington Velma Libby Doreen Hancox Rosemary Perrine Estella Blaisdell Donna Wallace Diane Stevens Joyce Shorey Carl Talbot Ivernia Murphy Ruth Gray Joan Doughty Frances Morse Joyce Ricker Diane Blaisdell Patricia Rogers Jean Shorey Randy Harrington Robert Worth Harry Lewis Carey Markham Eugene York Eugene Bubar Harold Hart James Ross James Totman David Pratt Sam Burgess Beth Ames and members of the glee club were also recognized.
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Phiippsburg
John McPhvail
Maine Teachers Association
Bette Mott
Frances Morse
John Morse
Carl Wilson
Lucille Brewer
Ernestine Coffin
Richard Spear
Linda Doughty
James McCourt
Jane Gray
Lawrence Pye
Mary Ames
Granville Harrington
Velma Libby
Doreen Hancox
Rosemary Perrine
Estella Blaisdell
Donna Wallace
Dianne Stevens
Joyce Shorey
Carl Talbot
Ivernia Murphy
Ruth Gray
Joan Doughty
Joyce Ricker
Diane Blaisdell
Patricia Rogers
Jean Shorey
Randy Harrington
Robert Worth
Harry Lewis
Carey Markham
Eugene York
Eugene Bubar
Harold Hart
James Ross
James Totman
David Pratt
Sam Burgess
Gannett
Beth Ames
Glee Club
Earl Eckerson
Awards Given to Wild Rose Girl Scouts on Monday
Three members of Wilt Rose troop two receive the Curved Bar pi high award in the intermediate division during ceremonies at the parish house. Maretié Beal Barbara Hiaynes and Pamela Raven awarded the Curved Bars.
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Wilt Rose
Girl Scouts of
Central Church
Maretié Beal
Barbara Hiaynes
Pamela Raven
Linda Allenwood
Betsy Greene
Virginia McCabe
Anne Bussey
Mary Thompson
Marcia Jackson
Patricia McGuire
Julie Robbins
Ruth Mobbs
Linda Ashe
Mary Burnell
Frances Cary
Helen Fenn
Judith Footer
Donna Gurney
Marla Horridge
Janice Jackson
Sylvia Jackson
Suzanne King
Susan Minott
Nancy Newell
Kathryn Raven
Jane van Wynon
Cook
Deborah Beal
Cynthia Hanson
Gail Longley
Margaret Jauven
Three Navy Employees Earn Special Recognition
Three Navy employees at the Supervisor of Ship Building U S N Naval Inspector of Ordnance office received cash awards for money saving ideas. Miss Marguerite M. Saindon and Merle L. Justice were honored by Captain Stanley M. Alexander who presented the awards. Frank W. Gumbolt earned recognition for two suggestions. The office notes a strong participation rate in the Navy incentive program and cites a high performance record during 1959 and into April under the Bureau of Ships management.
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Naval Inspector
Marguerite M. Saindon
Merle L. Justice
Frank W. Gumbolt
Stanley M. Alexander
U.S. N
Saindon
Justice
Gumbolt
Alexander
Office of Industrial Relations
Bureau of Ships
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Local Merchants Join Statewide Millionth Visitor Drive
Bath Jaycees and local merchants participate in Maine's Millionth Visitor program. Merchants sell decals for free visitor registration and prize chances including automobiles and Maine vacations. Governor Clauson and the Department of Economic Development back the effort, proceeds fund prizes and Bath community projects.
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Greater
Bath
Maine
Clinter A. Clauson
Department of Economic Development
Seventh Grade Pupils Entertain With Tea Friday
Bath Junior High School seventh grade classes presented third annual tea and exhibit of the year’s work. Pupils served guests, conducted tours, and guided parents through social studies, English and literature displays, with a history mural and pen-pal letters from abroad.
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Gene Neilson
Pavla MelLain
Colby
Greet d
Cheryl Applegate
Jeannette Beman
Dale Brinigton
Reymond Bergeron
Robert Gowell
Marshall Gotte
Virginia Parent
Brien Leonard
Sandra Desmond
Evelyn Libby
Leora Pennell
America
The
Bulletin Board
French Naval Officers Inspect BIW Operations in Bath Tour
Ten French Navy officers visited Bath Iron Works on Tuesday as part of a NATO technical exchange. They studied modern shipyard methods while touring destroyers and frigates under construction, escorted by Capt. Stanley M. Alexander and others, with a noontime lunch at Bath Golf Club in North Bath.
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Bath
Bath Iron Works
NATO
Annual Memorial Services Held At West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange holds its annual memorial service led by Chaplain Per sis Miller with assistance from Master Al ton Collins and Flora. Names Maude Hale and Algernon Shorette are read, a tableau with a lighted cross is performed, and songs are sung as members plan upcoming events through June including Past Officers Night and joint programs with nearby granges.
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Persis Miller
Alton Collins
Flora
Phyllis McNelly
Ethel MacDonald
West Bath Grange
Maude Hale
Algernon Shorette
Isle of
Janet Collins
Ladies Aid
Masters
Progressive Grange
Topsham Grange
Enterprise Grange
Youth Fellowship Officers Installed At Wesley
Wesley Methodist Church held candlelight ceremonies Sunday night to install the Methodist Youth Fellowship officers for the coming year. New officers include Ruth Ellen Hunter president Fred Pearson vice president Linda Bailey secretary James Smith treasurer and several committee chairs. Roger Upham retired as installing officer. The group plans a sunset worship service and outing next Sunday at the Savage home in West Bath and will join a Medomak sub district rally with officers to be installed.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Fred Pearson
Linda Bailey
James Smith
E. Wendell Freeman
Karen Marble
Christian Witness
Gloria Pinkham
Christian Citizens Committee
Loretta Knight
Christian Outlook
Carl Upham
Christian Fellowship
James Kaler
Nancy Koeh
Christian Faith
Roger Upham
Robert Savage
West Bath
Winthrop
Medumak
Prompt Action Saves Life Of Youth Near Drowning
Gary McCormick of Bath was pulled from about 10 feet of water at Phippsburg Center pond by John Preney aided by two other youths. Eagle Scout William T. Rapp Jr performed artificial respiration enabling revival before hospital transfer.
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Phippsburg Pond
Gary McCormick
Bath
McCormick
Phippsburg
Center Pond
John Preney
Recreation Department
William T. Rapp, Jr
T. Edward McCormick
John Robbins
Woolwich
Wayne Shaw
Owen Totman
Shaw
Preney
Memorial Hospital
Buffet Supper And Bridal Shower For Darla Jewett
Miss Darla Jewett of Fryeburg and Bath was guest of honor at a buffet supper and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Sanford B. Nickerson and Miss Valerie Nickerson at 23 Park Street. The event announced her June 27 wedding to Andrew Rines in Concord New Hampshire and listed attending guests including family and local friends.
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Darla Jewett
Fryeburg and
Bath
Sanford B. Nickerson
Valerie Nickerson
Park Street
Jewett
Leon E. Buck
Andrew Rines
Concord
N. H
Harry Jewett
Chester Rines
Ralph O. Dale
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Patricia Dail
Richard Redson
Emery Wilson
Russell Turcotte
Local Debutante Lineup Among Wrights and Pratts
The article lists young women including Barbara Wright, Barbara Pratt, Melzine McCaslin, Leilani Cahill, Margaret Wentworth, and Hepzibah Reed as part of a social or debutante gathering.
Class of 1924 Guests of Gillettes for Reunion
Morse High school class of 1924 marking their 35th reunion will be guests of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Claude S. Gillette from 5 to 6 15 p.m. before the Alumni banquet. Afterward a class party is planned at the Country club. Reunion arrangements are handled by Ruth Fields, Charles T. Small, John E. Hayes and Mrs. John H. Grindell.
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Morse High School
Claude S. Gillette
Country Club
Ruth Fields
Atty
Charles T. Small
John E. Hayes
John H. Grindell
Arizona Statehood Arrives on February Fourteenth, 1912
Arizona was admitted as a state on February 14, 1912, marking its transition from territory to statehood. The event added a new member to the Union and established Arizona's place in the United States government.
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Arizona
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