Wennesaly Christmas gathering and hospital news update
The report highlights a Christmas gathering with a decorated tree and meal. It lists numerous residents and visitors, including Mrs. Hulda Stewart, Mrs. Laurice Blake, and Walter C. Rogers, plus health updates on several locals and travel plans for the winter.
Bath area notes on cruises and local family movements
Local notices list sea cadets aboard the training ship State of Maine sailing from Castine to Ciudad Trujillo on January 15 with return expected March 20. The column also records hospital admissions and discharges, travel plans, family visits, and military assignments for residents and relatives across Bath and nearby towns.
Common Cold Foundation Aims to Back Cure Efforts
Industrialists form the Common Cold Foundation to back research toward a cure or preventative. The piece notes the economic impact of colds, with 500 million expected cases in the coming year, and highlights expanding markets in vaporizers, cosmetics, and insulation devices as firms diversify amid ongoing search for a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Cold Foundation
Sam Dawson
New York
Common Cold
United States Public Health Service
Seaboard
Canadian
National Combination Storm Window and Door Institute
Institute
United States
Kax Manufacturing Co
Vick Chemical Co
Harry
Family Returns From Pittsburgh Holiday Visit
Mrs. Lewis J. Preney and son Arthur Preney of 22 Academy Street traveled by motor to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to spend holidays with Mrs. Preney’s daughter and her husband, Mrs. and Mrs. David Hughes and son Stephen. On return they did not meet snow until New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Preney
Arthur Preney
Academy Street
Pittsburgh
Local Residents Record Holiday Movements and Visits
Mrs. Anna M. Palmer departed for Portland Oregon after visiting sister Mrs. Marion Ledyard at 26 Lincoln street. Mrs. George Farrin remains homebound at 708 Washington street after a fall. Joseph Desmond returns to Times Co. job room after annual vacation. John B. Stickney resumes studies at Wentworth Institute Boston after holidays with parents on Fitts street. Richard Cahill resumes University of Maine studies after holidays with parents on 68 South. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Seekins and daughter Judith of Portland were dinner guests of Mr. Seekins and Mrs. Ralph Seekins on Washington street. Miss Charlotte Babbidge, Huse school first grade teacher, returns from Dark Harbor to her home with Mrs. Vivian Brown on Weeks street.
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Wennesaly
Hulda Stewart
Pearl Street
Laurice Blake
Dorothy Kenney
Hannah Miller
Adeline Black
Ruth MacKenzie
Ruby Hooker
Florence Jewell
Ada Milliken
Ethel Coombs
Susan Bell Connard
Ruth Campbell
Panama
Oak Grove School
Vassalborough
Justin L. Ingersoll
Joan Osborne
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
New York
Justin Ingersoll, Jr
Clayton Palmer
Bedford Street
Audrey King
Porteous Mitchell and Braun Co
Portland
Hawaii
King
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Richard W. Ricker
Ricker
Isabelle King
Doris White
Herbert C. White
West Bath
University of Maine
Anna M. Palmer
Oregon
Marion Ledyard
Lincoln Street
George Farrin
Washington Street
Joseph Desmond
The
Times Co
John B. Stickney
Wentworth Institute
Elver A. Stickney
Fitts Street
Richard Cahill
Andrews R. Cahill
South Street
Archie L. Seekins
Judith
Seekins
Ralph Seekins
Charlotte Babbidge
Huse School
Dark Harbor
Courtney Babbidge
Vivian Brown
Weeks Street
Carolyn Mingo
Lillian F. Fisher
Fairfield
Arthur Mingo
Mingo
Jane Ledyard
Orono
James P. Ledward
Local residents news on students and teachers returning home
Miss Carolyn Mingo a first grade teacher at Lillian F Fisher school returns from Fairfield after holiday recess spent with Arthur Mingo. Several others including Harvey H Hartleb Jr Jane Ledyard and Robert P Shaw Jr head back to Worcester Maine and Dudley for studies after holiday visits with family. Families of William A Hill and the LeVasseurs relocate to new apartments and bases.
Drake relatives visit mother in Washington Street home
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Drake of Berwyn Pennsylvania and James B. Drake with his daughter Robin of Rochester New York were overnight guests of their mother Mrs. Frederick E Drake on Washington Street Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony del Cotto
Middletown, N. Y
William P. Drake
Berwyn, Pa
James B. Drake
Robin
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick E Drake
Washington Street
Sunshine School Christmas Program Draws Big Hyde Park Crowd
The Sunshine Sunday school held a Christmas program at the Hyde Park Community building with a large audience of parents and friends. Grandma Riley headlined with many students performing songs and readings including What Coun? Most and The Very First Christmas. Post show, Bibles were presented to Rosiebelle Hawes and Sandra Clark by Miss Dorothy Marshall, and gifts were exchanged. Sunday school sessions continue each Sunday at 11 in the Hyde Park Community hall inviting all children not already in other Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Sunday School
Hyde Park
Grandma Riley
Alvah Brooks
Diane Perkins
Peggy Ottley
Rocky Clark
Betsy McInnis
Butch Ottley
Susan Young
Lois Cole
Michael Perkins
Paula Hamilton
Sandra Clark
Jennifer Hamilton
Bill Martinell
The
Ivy Lee Harris
Stephanie Robinson
Miss Marshall
Rosiebelle Hawes
Bath Junior High tops Cony Frosh in 47 39 clash
The Bath Junior High Destroyers defeated Cony Frosh 47 to 39 at Morse High Gym to run their season win streak to four. Ray Bishop scored 22 points to pace Bath, with Proctor Pierce Warren and Towle contributing in the third quarter surge to seize the lead. In the preliminary Bath won the B game 26 25 led by Pinkham with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Junior High School
Cony Frosh
Morse High
Cony
Ray Bishop
Johnny Fahey
Fletcher
Lasso
Bishop
Proctor
Pierce
Warren
Towle
Destroyers
Pinkham
Bath
Bath Junior High
G. F.G
Perry
Powers
Brown
Thayer
Wetherington
Rowe
Williams
Vellieux
Lloyd
Evers
Miller
Pillsbury
Stover
Haggett
Cottage cheese as calcium alternative to milk for youngsters
The article notes that three half cup servings of cottage cheese provide the same calcium as one cup of milk. It suggests offering cottage cheese when children do not drink enough milk and pairing it with cooked vegetables or fruit, such as beets, carrots, pineapple, raisins, or drained stewed apricots.
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Smallry
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East Brunswick
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Sheridan Road
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Aie
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Baltimore, Md
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Front Street
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Clark University
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Nichols Junior College
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