Students Named to the National Honor Society at Morse High
At Morse High School final assembly on Thursday morning 10 30 fifteen seniors and six juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in a ceremony organized by Miss Fannie Mentions. Veterans Roel Hagan June Labbie Marks and Sally True led the candlelighting and pledge. New members included Thomas Ing Peter Hutchinson Jean Unt Chandler Ro Jerdyn Harris Hepizbah Victor Hilda Bowers Patricia Smith Lloyd Coombs Sue Storrr Joan Mallett Barbara McBrine from senior class and Graeme Hanson Doris lle Audrey Durant Elford Jover Eugene Hersom Richard Greene from junior class. Special presentation The Activist's Handbook honored Warren R Kenney. Baseball letters awarded to seniors John Oliver Harry Moses William Haggett and others. rifle letters awarded to Arthur Kell Captain and team members. Rifle letters require NRA certification and top five finish. Oslo Norway noted as a historical contrast in fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morseigh School
Fannie Ments
Roel
Joan Hagan
June Labbie
Marks
Sally True
Newy
National War Society
Thomas Ing
Peter Hutchinson
Jean Unt
Chandler Ro Jerdynarris
Hepizbah
Hyde Windlass Co
Ihn Oliver
Harry Moses
Illiam Haggett
Warrm Munsey
Elford Stover
Rich Greene
James Beck
Uis Kingsbury
John Ofton
Carl Black
Paul Mcourt
Robert Carmichael
John Ian
Joseph Marchetti
Phomores
Richard Sherood
Bath Observance of Memorial Day Impresses Bath Crowd
Ideal weather drew thousands to Bath for Memorial Day ceremonies. Lt. Comdr. Robert J. Knox urged active peace work and warned against communism as a belief rather than force. Parade marshal Maurice J. Warner led a large procession with local veterans groups and police units in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Center Street
Robert J. Knox
U.S.N
Maurice J. Warner
Clarence A. Warner
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Elmer Moore
Dyer-Flaherty Post
VFW
Gardiner D. Rogers
Smith-Tobey Post
A. L
Floyd Preble
Adm
State of Maine Night features Pomona Grange gathering
Pomona Grange led a State of Maine Night in Brunswick with Sagadahoc Pomona and Dirigo granges joining for a supper at six. A pageant followed, with early Maine settlers and Indigenous groups portrayed. Hon. Neil S. Bishop spoke on Maine's resources while music, poetry, and a State of Maine song enriched the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Pomona Grange
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Edric Wheeler
Merriconeag Grange
North Harpswell
Maine
Old Town
Omer Mercier
Dirigo
Pomona
Cleora Tarbox
Topsham Grange
Pine Tree State
Blanche Atwood
Lawrence Marriner
Leela Davis
Atwood
Moses Owen
Bath
Lucy Armstrong
West Bath Grange
State House
Augusta
Elnora Blanchard
Neil S. Bishop
Stockton Springs
James Littlejohn
Scarborough Oak Hill Grange
D. Wallace MacDonald
John Sylvester
John Howe
William Armstrong
James Royal
Alton Collins
Forrest Barter
Edmund Arsenault
Doris Doughty
Alice Johnson
Marion Farnsworth
Charles Soule
Irene Rice
Bertha Palmer
Edna Higgins
Lizzie Haggett
James B. Lemont
Joseph Wilson
Bessie Snow
Mercie
Senator Brewster Discusses Europe at Rotary Luncheon
Senator Owen Brewster spoke at the Rotary Club noon gathering, recounting his Europe and Far East visit with Mrs. Brewster. He met General Ridgway and other officials near the Russian border, noted prevailing views on communism, and voiced belief in the Taft Hartley Act. He flew to Boston to join Bill Mennealy for the Rotary short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Brewster
Rotary Club
Brewster
Europe
Far East
General Ridgway
Russia
Philippines
Japan
Hawaiian
Boston
Bill Mennealy
Rotary
Carl Ke
Rainbow installation at Bath Assembly on Wednesday night
At the Masonic Temple Miss Jean C. McKay was installed as worthy advisor of Bath Assembly, Rainbow for Girls. The ceremony included past officers, a color arc salute, a star spangled finish, and presentations to parents and grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Jean C. McKay
Burleigh McWay
Adams Court
Bath Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Eastern Star
de- Molay
Joan Brooks
Eleanor Marks
Freida Legard
Sylvia Bowers
Genesta Chapter
Marshal
Sandra Daley
Dorothy Davis
Genesta
Evelyn Morse
Bowers
Cat
Carol Quimby
Worth
Betty Newell
Charity
Anita Deering
Hope
Jane Ledyard
Faith
Rena Legard
Callie McKay
Roberta Morse
Love
Florence Fullerton
Nature
Immortality
Natalie Hathorne
Fidelity
Marion Smith
Martha Wood
Service
Patricia Atwood
Confidential Observer
Patricia M. Robinson
Outer Observer
Jean Bowers
Bernice Green
Lardina Caverly
Janice Gilmore
Patricia A. Robinson
Judith Mank
Dianne Longley
Beverly Knight
Priscilla Marble
Elizabeth Marble
Christel Cornish
Janice Perham
Jean Brown
Patricia Morse
Sondra Torrey
Hazel Warner
Bethel Estes
Frances Warner
Phyllis Warner
Ruth Bowen
Sylvia Googin
Elizabeth Bull
Bonnie Belanger
Nancy Eseley
Margaret Hanscom
Barbara Taber
Dianne Bailey
Jean McKay
Eléanor Marks
Grand Assembly of
Maine
Grand Assembly
Jerolyn Harris
New Mexico
North Carolna
Com
Morse High Girls Athletic Association Annual Banquet
The Morse High School Girls Athletic Association held its annual banquet at South End P.T.A. hall with 95 attendees. Awards and letters were presented by Barbara Benson. Sue Stover welcomed guests and Raymond Farnham gave the invocation. Members earned 50, 100, and 150 point acknowledgments, State and school letters, and special awards for athletics and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association of
Morse High School
South End
P.T.A. Hall
South End P. T. A
Barbara Benson
Sue Stover
Raymond W. Farnham
Joan Mallett
Sally Caton
Priscilla Jewett
Louise King
Liz Prentiss
Adele Hunt
Lis Donnell
Betty Newell
Betty Bowker
Carol Foss
Beverly Niles
Frances Norton
Beverly Lewis
Sue Norton
Thelma Quinn
Joyce Mitchell
Hazel Warner
Carol Loesehner
Roberta Morse
Laura Everett
Patsy Foss
Martha Holmes
Janet Breton
Joan Batchelder
Florence Fullerton
Callie McKay
Sandra Daley
Kay Libby
Sue Hagerthy
Jackie Stales
Janey Whitehurst
Anne Day
Judy Holbrook
Beverly Ring
Bette Fernald
Given Grover
Carole Hunnewell
Maggie McCabe
Cleora Perkins
Anita Gamble
Debbie Caton
Connie Kerwin
Ellen James
Jane Ledyard
Vivian McDougal
Patti Hayes
Joan Safford
Pat Smith
Sally True
Joyce Stover
Sallie Freeman
Aurtley Durant
Lucille LeBrun
Jean Hunt
Carol Quimby
Audrey Durant
Kateri Costain
Aurdey Durant
Joan Giacobbe
Edna King
Carol Loeschner
Priscilla Lewis
Shirley Robinson
Mary Wallace
Connie Davis
Marion Holmes
Margaret Cahill
Joan St. Pierre
Vivian Clark
Judy Crocker
Eleanor Cummings
Sally Carcon
Rocket Rollers
Natalie Edwards
Robert Oliver
Verna Hunt
Gutterball
Heppy Reed
Nancy Brown
Colonial Club
Eagles
Harold E. Brown
Kathryn Alexander
Mary Donnell
Marietta Garey
National Rifle Association
Dorothy Blake
Deborah Caton
Ebin
Leader Corps
Three Generation Group Honors Miss Fisher at Three Decades Party
More than 180 friends and former pupils gathered at the South End P T A hall to honor Miss Lillian F Fisher who completes 50 years of teaching at Mitchell School. Family observers included Mrs Harold Dowling and Mrs Edwin Oliver with daughter Ellen, herself a Mitchell pupil now in fourth year. The event featured gifts a $50 bill collection a floor lamp and a nearly filled guest book plus punch and cake served by local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian F. Fisher
Mitchell Schol
South End
P. T.A. Hall
Miss Fisher
Orris Ames
Vance Wakefield
Charles Marble
Laforest Coombs
Harold Dowl
Carr Deering
Alvah A. Morse
Arthur Berry
Guy Allenwood
Susan W. House
Frederick Fatt
Natalie Fowles
Germaine Bonney
Catherine Mitchell
Carroll A. Deering
Harold Dowling
Edwin Oliver
Brewster Highlights Seapower Shift to United States
Senator Brewster told a Sagadahoc County Young Republicans crowd at City Hall that seapower has moved from Britain to the United States, stressing Maine’s role in destroyer and submarine building and the Navy’s continued global supremacy. He warned that other regions’ pay attention to sea power and air power as essential for national defense, and urged the group to educate peers in other states on Pax American implications. He also linked steel industry unrest to defense needs, noting war efforts and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Britain
United States
Owen
Brewster
City Hall
Sagadahoc County
Young Republicans Club
Maine
Merchant Marine
America
J. A. Bimpson
Korea
Bath's New City Manager Assumes Duties
Nathan C. White, Bath's new city manager, formerly of Windsor Connecticut, began duties Monday. A 30 year old U S Army Air Force veteran with degrees from the University of Connecticut and Wharton Penn, he fills the vacancy created by Ralph Mittendorf's March 1 resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan C. White
Bath
Windsor, Conn
City Hall
Portland
R. Clinton McFadden
White
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Harry E. Ring, Jr
U. S. Army Air Force
University of Connecticut
Institute of Local and State Government
Wharton Graduate Division
University of Pennsylvania
Windsor
Vicus T
Upper Mooreland Pa
Public Works
Philadelphia
Sewall Chapter Meeting Honors Flag Day Observances
The Sewall Chapter hosted a gathering with Mrs Becca Minott as host, featuring a noon luncheon and decorated rooms. New chaplain Mrs Bertha Davis was installed by Past Regent Miss Jane Lemont, with prayers, pledges, and songs led by Mildred Albee, as Flag Day and Memorial Day tributes proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becca Minott
Small
Ada M. Haggett
Vida Morse
Rebecca Minott
Jane Stevens
Lucille Steussy
Bertha Davis
Jane Lemont
Pra
Yency Armstrong
Mildred Albee
Lena King
Armstrong
Maine
Moses Owen
Nellie Lord
Margaret Baker
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Morse
Morse High 1
Jero Harris
Ace Assembly
Orse High School
Oslo
Norway
George M. Carlton, JR
Senator Brewster
Rotarians
Rainbow
Masons
Girls’ Athletic Association
BATHS
Sewall
Rebecca Minot
Phippsburg
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