Ed Marchetti Co-Captain Of Colby Basketball Team
Ed Marchetti of Bath is named co captain of Colby College's 1959 60 varsity basketball squad sharing the role with Toon Nelson of New Haven Conn Both seniors Marchetti and Nelson are leading rebounders and scorers for the Mule team which tied for the state championship last season They will be the only seniors on next years squad aiming to extend Colbys streak of six straight title shares
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marchetti
Bath
Colby
Morse High
Ed Marchetti Wall
Toon Nelson
New Haven
Next
Morse
Marchette
Coloy Mules
Marcletti
Leon Nelon
New Piven
Conn
Easter Lily Parade Raises 105 Dollars For Pine Tree Society
Bath officials report 105.40 raised over Friday and Saturday Easter Lily parades for Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults Maine. City hall volunteers and local students collected donations with wide participation from Bath Junior High and Fisher schools. Local merchants provided ice cream treats during the two day drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J
MceFadden's
Wilson
Medical Patient Asa Wilson at Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Asa Arthur Wilson of 832 Washington Street is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Arthur Wilson
Washington Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Boy Graduates From Army Engineers School
SFC Clifton Leeman Jr of 62 York Street is among the first class to graduate from the Nuclear Power Operators school at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Twenty nine service members completed the program once regarded as Army’s toughest course. Leeman entered service in 1948 and has served in Europe and Japan. He is married with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFC
Clifton Leeman, Jr
Clifton Leeman
York Street
Rees Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratories
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mitive
Eastport
Leeman
Europe
Japan
Fort Ritchie
Bangor Visitors Visit Hodgmans in York Street
Mr o and Mr Weley Sweeney from York Street visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Walter Hodgman in Bangor Sunday. Hodgman is currently without a construction company working at Dow Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weley Sweeney
York -Treet
Bangor
Walter Hodgman
Hodgman
Dow Air Base
Winter Street Fellowship Circles Hold Lentend Circles Meetings
The nine circles of Winter Street Congregational Church met Wednesday of last week to close a Lenten series on Congregationalism. They prepared health kits for migrant workers, supported mission work with funds, and planned Palm Sunday and Children’s Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship
Winter Street Congregational Church
Clrle
Philip Wyman
Nelson Horridge
Wallace Gower
Church Council
Leland Patton
Moss Jane Goodman
Paul Scaniin
Aubrey Steen
University of Life
Scanlin
Patton
Gower
Beverly Allegrin
Loader
Helen Bonney
Circle Five
Sires Bahret
Heartsen
Linwood Temple
Circle Four
Arah Richmond
Donald Freeman
Richmond
Freeman
Allen Barkley
Marshall Avenue
James Jenkins
C. A. Mayo, Jr
Carl Dearborn
Circle Six
Lester Crocker
Circle Nine
Frederick Cullen
Cullen
Merritt Shea
Circle Seven
Edward True
Delmar Bates
Frank Reay
Bath Garden Club
Arthur Elutechins
Circle Eight
Harry Horne
Horne
Percy Pratt
Wendell Heal
Edgar Leavitt
Mr. Sargent
A. Dent Caton
Democratic Women Plan Rummage Sale At Church
Democratic Women of the club met at Mrs. Truman Wallace’s home to arrange a rummage sale on April 4 at Central Congregational Church. A committee led by Mrs. Harry Larrabee and others will handle arrangements, with Kenneth Curtis guest speaking at the April 9 meeting. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
Truman Wallace
Washington Street
Central Congregational Church
Harry Larrabee
Machiel Mezeiko
Robert Brewer
Richard Johnson
Bertha Dunbar
Scott Golder
Edward Murphy
Kenneth Curtis
U. S
James Oliver
Bath Firemen Respond to Jewelry Store Still Alarm
Bath firemen answered a still alarm just after noon Saturday at Rogers Jewelry Store on Center Street. Smoke was smelled in the store but no flames or damage were found. Firemen believe an overheated electrical wire set off the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rogers Jewelry Store
Center Street
Physical Education Topic At Dike Washington PTA Meeting
Miss Gloria Witham spoke at the Dike Washington PTA on the full growth aspects of physical education. The meeting at Washington street primary also announced Penny Fair chairs for May 2 and noted upcoming State PTA programs and safety and mental health workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike-Washington
PTA
Gloria Witham
Morse High School
Bath
Dike-Washington P.T.A
Washington Street
Miss Witham
Paul Akeley
Dale Whittaker
Philip Moore
Akeley
University of Maine
PT A
Topsham Baptist Church
Westbrook High School
John Coombs
Leslie Stairs
Lawrence Matter
Dike School
Almira Jones
Katherrine Miller
Miller
Washington Primary
Gladys Lowell
Dike
Frederick Wonsor
Donald Nabor
Victor Choquette
Past Chiefs Night Observed by Pythian Sisters in Lowell
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held Past Chiefs Night with 14 past chiefs present and five Brunswick guests among 34 members. Dorothy Fulton led events including a six o'clock dinner, Easter hat parade, prizewinners Ernest Hopkins and Mrs Beatrice Burns, and a mystery package win. An invitation was extended to Boothbay Harbor Officers Night on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters
Brunswick
Dorothy Fulton
Boothbay Harbor
Edward Perry
Lois Knight
Lowell Temple
Ernest Hopkins
Beatrice Burns
Dorothy Stone
First Baptist Sewing Circle Meets March 18
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church held an all day meeting March 18 in the church vestry. A noon pot roast luncheon was provided by Mrs. Ora Dauphin Mrs. Myra Metcalf and Mrs. Elsie Crosby. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sims attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Myra Metcalf
Elsie Crosby
Charles R. Sims
Mr. Sims
Martha Hall
Eva Hooker
Minnie Pinkham
Lina Butler
Cora Blakeney
Lucy Rogers
Suburb Civic Club Announces April Rummage Sale
The Suburb Civic Club outlines an April project featuring a rummage sale and paper party. At Thursday’s meeting entertainment committee names Mrs Harold Miller and Mrs James York. refreshment committee includes Mrs Duncan Farrell as chair with Mrs William Spear, Mrs Olive Perry and Mrs Wayne DeLong. Traveling prize goes to Mrs John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb Civic Club
Harold Miller
James York
Duncan Farrell
William Spear
Olive Perry
Wayne DeLong
John Williams
Bath Emblem Club Elects Officers
Mrs Eleanor Oldis named president at the March 18 meeting. New officers include Bernice Fortier junior past president Anna Grace vice president Hazel Wakefield financial secretary Frances Robinson treasurer Dianna Hart corresponding secretary Hazel Perow recording secretary Eleanor Perow chairman of trustees Ruth Sutherland first trustee Bessie Burns second trustee Dean Hancox press representative and historian Pamela Stilphen chaplain Mary Emero marshal Margeret Wakefield first assistant marshal Barbara Hagerthy second assistant marshal Venita Lowery first guard and Frances Cassidy second guard. The club announced a joint installation with Brunswick Emblem club on May and a card party on April 7. The next meeting is April 15 with 15 new members to be inducted. a 6:30 supper precedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Oldis
Bath Emblem Club
Bernice Fortier
Anna Grace
Hazel Wakefield
Frances Robinson
Dianna Hart
Hazel Perow
Eleanor Perow
Ruth Sutherland
Bessie: Burns
Dean Hancox
Pamela Stilphen
Mary Emero Marshal
Margeret Waikefield
Mars. Barbara Hagerthy
Venita Lowery
Frances Cassidy
Brunswick Emblem Club
Solar Lodge Officers Host Spaghetti Dinner at Linwood Temple
Solar Lodge F and A M members were guests of Master Linwood Temple for an Italian spaghetti dinner served by Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Ralph Card. A color slide show followed. A special session on March 30 will feature Donald T. Page and Rev. Aubrey Burbank speaking on The Young Man In Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Linwood
BE. Temple
Waterville
Former Bath Boy To Lead Connecticut Cancer Drive
Harold M. Peasley of Rockland and Bath roots is named district chairman for the Connecticut Cancer Society drive. He will oversee fund raising in three central towns plus New Britain, following a successful local chairmanship in 1958. Peasley is a More High School Bath graduate and University of Maine alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Livingston
New Britain
Rockland
Peasley
More High School
Bath
University of Maine
Navy Wives Club Meets At NAS Brunswick Friday
Members of the Navy Wives club met Friday at Naval Air Station Brunswick where Captain Paul Black Chief of Staff gave an illustrated lecture on cancer. A question period followed, refreshments were served by Mrs Kester Jones Anderson and Small, and a board meeting was announced for Thursday at Mrs Esther Kane's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Wives Club
Naval Air Station, Brunswick
Paul Black
Kiyo Kester
Hazel Jones
Shirney Anderson
Alberta Small
Esther Kane
Bowdoinham prepares for March 31 special election
Bowdoinham voters will select one selectman assessor and overseer of the poor to fill Alcide Dionne’s unexpired term resigning April 1. polls 1 to 6 pm. Harland Joyce elected chairman. Karl Hateh the other member. Arthur Curtis nominated for the post, a former board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcide Dionne
Harland Joyce
Karl Hateh
Arthur Curtis
Selectman’s Post
Family Returns Home After Visit to Ware, New Hampshire
Mrs Harold Chandler and children Beverly and Timmy came back Monday to their York Street home after visiting Mr Chandler's parents Mr and Mrs Harold Chandler Sr and his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Allen Ilsley of Ware New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chandler
Beverly
Timmy
York Street
Mr. Chandler
Allen Ilsley
Ware, N. H
Old Orchard Visit Highlights Mrs Smith Cousin Host
Old Orchard residents were Sunday guests of Mrs Smith's cousin Mrs Ellis Moore, sharing a social afternoon at the Moore residence.
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Old Orchard
Mrs Freeman Installed Worthy Matron Of Genesta Chapter
Ruth D. Freeman was installed as Worthy Matron of Genesta Chapter O E S at a ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Donal d C Freeman, her husband, became Worthy Patron. A long list of officers followed with Leah M Page as principal installing officer and Worthy Grand Matron of Maine assisting. Former pitchers Ted Lyons and Hugh Mulcahy are noted as scouts for the Chicago White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth D. Freeman
Genesta Chapter
Masonic Temple
Donald C. Freeman
Caroline Robbins
Herbert R. Morse
May C. Ward
Freida M. Bagdikian
Doris McKay
Barbara Temple
Lillian Howe
Mabel Merrill
Viola DeSize
Adah
Jean Norton
Ruth
Ruby Shanning
Esther
Bertha Card
Martha
Geneva Hunnewell
Electa
Carol Ainsworth
Joseph DeSize
Sentinel
Leah M. Page
Grand Chapter
Maine
P. P. Donald Page
P. P. Philip Wyman
P. P. Russell Merchant
Bette Aikenhead
Nancy Merchant
Sharon Graffam
Geraldine Robbins
Maurice Hutchins
Herbert Anderson
Harry Marsters
George Field
Arah Richmond
Leland Patton
Frank Donnell
Allen Barkley
Ted Lyons
Hugh Mulcahy
Chicago White Sox
Mock Trial of Police Officer Proves Success
Chief Robert E. Wagner Jr reports the mock trial of Police Sgt Merle Niles on a driving while intoxicated charge ended in innocence. Judge Gar diner R Deering presided as Harold Rubin defended and Arthur D Dolloff prosecuted. The event trained a 50 member police reserve in courtroom procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Merle Niles
Niles
Gardiner R. Deering
Harold Rubin
Arthur D. Dolloff
Paul Karrass
Rubin
Police Reserve
Oak Grove Avenue
Central Ladies Aid Boxes for Seacoast Mission
Members of Central Congregational church Ladies Aid packed a box for the Seacoast Mission at their Thursday meeting in the parish house. They voted to buy Easter flowers for the church. Mrs. Alice Sanborn was reported as a patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Congregational Church
Maine Seacoast
Alice Sanborn
Memorial Hospital
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Marchetti
Yhe Giit
Ciast
Bates
Army Engineers School
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Front Street
Winter Street Fellowship
First Baptist Sewing Circle
Hezel Perow
Connecticut
NAS
Bowdoinham
Bowdoinhim Parent Teachers Association
Brunswick High School
Charles White
East Winthrop
George Millay
Nancy MacDonald
The
Baptist Church
Topsham
Donald Taylor
Moerry
Orange
West Bath
Jacqueline
Mabel Heenie
Agnes Chesley
Mary Sedgley
Lara White
Merrie
Arnold McPherson
George Ackley
Robert
Kay McPherson
Grice MacKay
Tanner Lawrence
Mabel Hicenie
Vera Heath
Shirley Curtis
Ina Douglas
Beverly Acker
Core Hobart
Whitney
Edna Rowe
Mabel Lancaster
Hope Temple
Della Rideout
Charlotte Billings
Gretchen Maroon
Edith Rowe
Beatrice Brown
Evelyn Ackley
Fern Chesley
Lena Hackett
Alex Burgess
Ralph Stilphen
Margaret Crouse
Paul Gustafson
Ronald Crouse
Old Bath Road
Barbara Merrill
Gorham State Teachers College
Jacqueline Stilphen
Felix Favor
Cleveland Curtis
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company
Auburn
Gordon Smith
Fred Macmurray
Jean Hagan
Thurs
le Nda
MHS
Jane Ledyard
Marlborough Street
Boston
Mass
Stewart McAllister
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Augusta and
Manchester Lions
Augusta State Armory
Central Ladies Aid
Seacoast Mission
U.S
Clements Chicks, Inc
Dept. BA
Winterport
Avon
Frances _H. Fides
Bowdeinham
Avon District
International Sales & Mfg. Co
New York
Five Islands Grange Hall
Ruby Carr and Crean Brewer
Cape Cod
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Eaa Jafe Street
Town
Dial
Alna
Ada
Greenblatt
Dial HI
Kennebec
East Brunswick
Ada Y. Greenlatt
Washington St
White Project
Adam
Phippsburg Center
Washington _ street
Phippsburg
Fort Popham
Real Estate and Insurance Broks
Shaw
Main Street
Ada Street
Ada . Greenblatt
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