Wiscasset Polio Clinic and Local Notices
A Wiscasset Memorial gymnasium polio clinic Tuesday from 6 30 to 8 30 pm offers first through third shots for all ages with attendance by Dr Charles DiPerri and Dr Everett Schubert and signups requested by May 9. Also memorial service for Helena Bellas at St Philip’s Episcopal on Saturday at 4 1 a m. Notables: Lester Pickering elected commander of Bradford Sortwell Wright Post, American Legion, with officers named and installation set for May 19. Local items include hospital visits, fundraising appointments, and deaths of Grace C Pease and Clyde A Bachelder with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Memorial Gymnasium
Charles DiPerri
Everett Schubert
Wiscasset
Helena Bellas
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Lester Pickering
Bradford-Sortwell Wright Post
American Legion
Donald Brackett
Richard Willard
John Sutter
Benjamin Rines
Woolwich Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
Local clubs plan events in May including a Woolwich Good Will Club meeting on May 12 to set a baked bean supper date. Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary votes to publicize a May 17 supper and June 19 Summer sale, with Spring cleaning bee planned May 15. Community notices cover church conferences, library style socials, and neighborhood gatherings across Woolwich and Day's Ferry.
Morse High bids invited for home economics room upgrade
The Morse High School home economics room will be modernized with new sinks cabinets and counter space and wiring. Bids close May 21 with an estimated cost of 6500 dollars. Local contractors will handle installation and work is overseen by Arthur Hutchins Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring R. Addison
Morse High School
Arthur Hutchins
Bath
Junior Prize Speaking Contest Set for Thursday at Morse High
The Inner Wheel sponsored junior class prize speaking contest will be held at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in Morse High School auditorium. Prizes will be awarded by Mrs Ira Nadine after judges announce results. Judges include Mrs Cleveland Curtis Bowdoinham Guy Johnson Jr and Donald McGraves of Wiscasset. Morse High faculty supervisor is Mrs Margaret Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Wheel
Morse High School
Charles T. Small
Ira 1D Nadine
Cleveland Curtis
Bowdoinham
Guy Johnson, Jr
Donald McGraves
Wiscasset
Margaret Flaherty
Nequasset Auxiliary Plans Supper and Sale
Members of the Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary met at the Nequasset church vestry to plan a public supper on May 17 and a summer sale on June 19 at Mrs. Wilbur Presley’s Nequasset road home. The meeting awarded a mystery prize to Mrs. Frederick Gilmore and included a quiz led by Mrs. Clifford Molson. Future plans include a May 15 meeting with a hob o lunch to prepare the vestry and supper. Attendees included the group’s president Mrs. Reginald Stacey and multiple named members plus guest Mrs. Claude Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Amy Cromwell
Molson
Reginald Stacey
Ethwold
Carter
Elward Blake
John Brook
Henry Seeper
Ethiel Reed
Lester Holbrook
Wilbur Posley
Jessie Spaulding
William Robson
Frederick Gilmore
Charles Hatley
Hollis Leeman
Claude Blake
Woolwich School to Hold Registration Day May 12
Woolwich Central school will host registration for children entering in September on Monday May 12 in the first grade room. Registration runs 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 12 30 to 3 p.m. Children turning six by Oct 15 1958 must register with birth certificates. no school for first graders that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Central School
Woolwich
Woolwich Votes to Close Town Landing Road
Woolwich residents at a Monday night special town meeting voted to close Town Landing road at Nequasset for an indefinite period. The move follows a petition by John L. Carlton asking to discontinue the road to stop abuse of his property near the Nequasset dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Nequasset
John L. Carlton
Nequasset Dam
Salic Code Proclaimed by Clovis Blocks Heredity Claim
The ancient Salic Code of Laws proclaimed by King Clovis in the Fifth Century bars a woman from inheriting the throne of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
France
Arrowsic Mothers Club outlines graduation and picnic plans
At a meeting led by Mrs Mildred Knight the Arrowsic Mothers Club discussed the forthcoming graduation with 21 pupils this year including three graduates in June and planned committees to work with teacher John Drayton. A May 13 follow up on the school picnic was also set as heavy rains delayed garden work and warden spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsie Mothers’ Club
Mildred Knight
John Drayton
Arrowsie
Channing Penley
Bay Point Road
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Norman Drummond
George Stafford
Howard Carlton
Lester Davis
Hugh Eisenhauer
Michael Mazeiko
Royce Elwell
Horatio L. Baker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mrs. Baker
Pompano Beach
Baker
Nancy Ruth
Russell Sturmer
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lra Lawrence
Old Stieread
California
Bath
Judy
Sharon Day
Kenneth Day
Portsmouth
N. H
Manchester
Spinney Mills
Robert Phinney
Gertrude Phinney
New Jersey
Houston
Texas
Richard Woebse
Ralph Steen
Perley Ater
Washington Street
Leonard Stewart
Boston
George Gates
Mill Island
William Potter
Doubling Point Bight
Ann Hatstack
Old Stage Road
Grace Gates
Mill Island Road
Harold Gardner
Richard and
David
Wareham
Mass
Doubling Point Light
Perleyster
Ater
Jones’ Eddy
Emma Crosby
Riverdale
N. Y
Ernest Davis
Madeline Rowe
Bion Ainsworth
Carol Ainsworth
Lawrence Day
Winter Street
Popham
Ice Cream Sandwiches with Apple Filling
Mix one quarter cup diced pared apple with a pint of slightly softened ice cream and refreeze until firm. Serve scoops between individual meringue cookies whose bottoms are crushed for a crisp layer.
Weekend visitors call on West Bath residents
West Bath hosts Mr and Mrs George Bailey of Cape Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs Chester Freeman of Portland for weekend visits. Also seen were Mr and Mrs James Neville and son Chris of Beachmont Massachusetts vacationing at Bridgham's Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Leeman
Hockomock Road
Damariscotta
Norris Waltz
Herbert Leeman
Portland
Sidney Shaw
Sidney, Jr
Lynn
Mass
Sasinoa Shore
Noel Prentiss
Howard Whittum
Day's Ferry
Bath Iron Works
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
William Kramer
Brunswick
Bath Memorial Hospital
Carle Longfellow
Clearwater
Fla
Chicopee
Clifford Richey
Woolwich
Francis Ames
Skowhegan
Adam Galuza
Barley Neck Road
George Dow
Island Falls
Lawrence Edwards
Day’s Ferry
St. Petersburg
Mexico
Wirt Horne
Dixfield
Horne
Percy Marston
Sagadahoc Ferry
Sabine
George Bailey
Cape Elizabeth
Chester Freeman
James Neville
Chris
Beachmont
Bridgham's Cove
B. F. Whitmore
Keith Whitmore
Keith
Gardiner
Francis Deehan
Robert Burnham
Irving Burnham
Clayton Mayers
Clermont
Carrie Cornell
Cedar Grove
Gardiner General Hospital
Shepard Call
West Dresden
Fort Richmond
D A. R
Norris Lord
Barbara Schofield
Farmington
Mich
Hamilton Baileys
Rehoboth
Charles Olney
Olney
Boston
George Bailes
Calls Hill
James Manelick
Avis Bickford
Bickford’s Hill
Dresden Mills
Manelick
Chester Dorr
Singing and humor feature at West Bath Grange meeting
West Bath Grange held a Monday night program led by lecturer Alice Inman. The meeting opened with community singing, a saxophone solo by Donald Coombs, and a humorous skit by Robert Palmer and Vern McNelly. A penny match winner was Edith Crown, with James Royal delivering a story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Inman
West Bath Grange
Whispering Hope
Donald Coombs
Dora Royal
Robert Palmer
Vern MecNelly
Edith Crown
James Royal
Ethel MacDonald
Bessie Boudreau
Joseph Wilson
Jesse Allen
Orange
Philip Oliver
Stanley Hunter
Dresden trustees elect officers. Barker resignation noted
Dresden News reports the Bridge Academy trustees elected Albert Thayer as professor secretary Eleanor Emerson as secretary Louis Woodward as treasurer and Mrs Leslie A Bailey on the educational committee. Nathaniel Barker of Yarmouth resigned. All teachers were re elected for the next year. A rummage sale by the Methodist WSCS is set for May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Academy
Albert Thayer
Bowdoin College
Eleanor Emerson
Cedar Grove
Louis Woodward
Gorham
Leslie A. Bailey
Thayer
Nathaniel Barker
Yarmouth
Methodist Wscs
Wilmot Trussell
Leonard Alexander
Lyndell Good
Sterling Bible Class Elects Officers
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street Baptist church elected officers Monday afternoon at the parsonage on Middle Street. Theresa Hill was re-elected president, with Mrs Harold Allen acting as devotional director. Wilfred W. Chaney and Fred May were re-elected secretary and treasurer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Hill
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
Church Class Meeting Set For Monday June 2
The next class meeting will be held Monday June 2 in the small vestry of the church. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting.
Korean word for lazy bones ends with gi example keilumbegi
Korean terms often terminate with gi as shown by keilumbegi meaning lazy bones in English. The note illustrates how suffix gi features in casual Korean expressions.
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United States
Richmond Lions club hosts supper meeting and nominating slate
The Richmond Lions Club met Monday night at the Methodist church vestry for a supper and light bulb sale planning. A nominating committee chaired by Charles Gray and Leonard Bishop presented a new officer slate for the next meeting. Miss Jean Hatfield noted for several local activities and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Methodist
Neil Powers
Hallowell
Ivo
Richmond
Linwood Rideout
Bowdeinham
Charles Gray
Leonard Bishop
Chister Foster
Jean Hatfield
Richmond High School
Helen Patrick
Dirigo
Emerson-Lane Post
Hatfield
Baptist Youth Fellowship
the Baptist Choir
Richmond High School Glee Club
National Honor Society
Shipas
Nifty News
James Kang
Portland
Por Dt
King
Riehroiorned
United Baptist
Lowder Center
Aowards
Soosterelt
Plains
Edith Sullivan
Arlene Gardner
Din
Muriel Pratt
Bernice Thyng
Kenneth Roderique
George Anderson
Daniel
Leslie Gardner
Earl MccFee
Edwin Stewart
John Parker
Evi Douglass
James
Bertha Trott
Winter Street Fellowship Plans Several Activities
At a Sunday gathering of Pilgrim Fellowship of Winter Street Congregational church Noah Caton was named chairman of the paper drive. Plans were discussed for Parents Night on May 11 with a supper, and an auction of services on May to raise funds for the Foreten Student program. Members are soliciting services from church members and a Wednesday deadline was set for reporting solicitations. President France led the meeting, with Kenneth Poole leading a discussion on cost and care of alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship
Winter Street Conprepational Church
Noah Caton
Phan
France
Butcher
St Marys Banquet Set For May 26
St Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal church schedules its annual banquet for May 26 at Hotel Eagle Brunswick. Delegates Millicent Ball and Lawrence Thayer will attend the Women Auxiliary convention in Portland May 19–20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Portland
Millicent Ball
Lawrence Thayer
Thomas Aikenhead
Winter Street Church
Warren F. Trawley
Estelle Carver
Hawley
Mian
Fla
Rainbow Girls Raise Funds in Cancer Tag Days Prize for Anne Ball
Rainbow Assembly in Bath held a two day Cancer Tag Days across the business district raising 160. Prize went to Anne Ball for the largest collection. Second and third were Paula Henderson and Pamela Hansen. supervision by Mrs Herbert Morse and co chairmen Mrs Bengeman Zammeraan and Mrs Howard Farr. Additional participants listed include Beverly Cromwell Marcie Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenor
Bath
Beverly Cromwell
Marcie Hall
Mary Steen
Jean Steen
Brenda Thomas
Cheryl Brown
Donne Swain
Norma Beat
Brenda Pontespelt
Wright Carol Norton
Vicki Norton
Diane Davis
Joanne Hayes
Katt Thorpe
Deborah Allen
Moore Names Youth for Christ Treasurer and Secretary
Malcolm Moore announced Patricia Dutton of Bath as secretary and James Bailey of Woolwich as treasurer at a joint youth executive board meeting held at Berean Baptist church Brunswick. Rallys scheduled for the second and fourth Saturdays monthly in various Protestant churches with the next event at First Baptist Church Freeport featuring Rev. Thomas Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Moore
Youth For Christ
Patricia Dutton
Bath
James Bailey
Woolwich
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
First Baptist Ehuireh van Freeport
Thomas Ritchie
Trish
Ritehie
Lacy
Progressive Union Spring Meeting Planned for Friday
The Progressive Union and Freeport Women’s Auxiliary held a spring gathering with Mrs Nel Honter and Mrs GChard among speakers. Attendees discussed city topics while plans for a future meeting to be held in October were noted, with a reception at Hotel Ingke Brunewoek and a greeting by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nel
Tos Ate Smith
Po Biilineten
Whorve
Tosdede
Cornelia Pratt
Linsooth
Loicheen
Eon Po
Pfevtetsieestan
Ingke Brunewoek
Guided Missile Exercise Near Koteewock Naval Air Station
Information from the Navy states a guided missile squadron from Virginia will be at the Koteewock Naval Air Station. Operations with the missile Beg an beginning around May 15 and continuing to May 25. One missile will be on display during the Armed Forces Day open house May 17 for public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Bytean
Koteewock Naval Air Station
Bieri
Virginia
Sta. Som
Armed Forces
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Blagdon
Janice
Fort Hill
Lewiston
Auburn
Allen Hunnewell
Federal Street
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Charles L. Arnes
Lincoln County
Down East United Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc
Virginia Reynods of
Monmouth
Nolds of
Sandra Lynn
Association
Northeastern
Maine
Wiscassetigh School
William
Walter Miete
Michael
Quonset
Mite
Tarawa
Tarawa. Mrs. Miete
Oklahoma
Miete
Mrs. Grace
Pease
Grace C. Pease
Lincoln County Register of
New England Deaconess Hospital
Harvey R. Pease
Linecoln
Maine House of Representatives
Muskie
Register
Rockland
Simon D
Mabel Dean Crosby
Rockland High School
Organ Society
Alan C
Nathan Fellows
Augusta
Adeella
C. Walsh
First Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Cornish
Clyde A. Bachelder
Ada A. Bachelder
Cowley Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Belgrade
Good Will Club
Woolwich Grange Hall
The
Grange
Harvey Chubbuck
Charles Haley
Woolwich Grange
Harraseeker Grange
Freeport
Richard Hanson
David Barter
Chester McCrater
Jessie Chubbuck
Wilbur Presley
Clifford Molson
North Methodist Church
Richard Arnold
Day's Ferry Community Club
Howard Kirkpatrick
Bath Tron Works
Warren Hawley
Richard Campbell
Ernest Rogers, Jr
Edward Gallant
Matthew Doak
Patricia Giles
Benjamin Giles
Giles
Fred Koerber
Merle Hathorne
Miss Giles
Robert Adams
Benjiman Adams
Leon Beal
Harriet Hay
Peggy Hathorne
Rita Fleming
Mila Darnell
Ruth Orr
Eleanor Orr
Dorothy Roderick
Alva Edwards
Arline Strout
Doris Haley
Iris Skillin
Forrest Baker
Patricia of
Fisher College
Sanford L. Fisher
Albert Bailey
Florida
Lawrence Edwards, Jr
Winter Garden
Edwards
Maurice Hathorne
Murphy Corner Road
Nevada
Raymond Hathorne
Ralph Bowers
Allen Atwood
Old Lyme
Raymond H. Wallace
Deborah
South Hamilton
Samuel Frink
Ren Kershner
June Harris
Margaret Chrisie
North Providence
Ros
Jennie Howe
River Road
Burton M. Packard
Willimantic
Bonita Springs
Packard
Arthur Beane
Albert Bailes
Peres Bailey
Highway No. 1
Merton Webber
Western Avena
J. G. Bailey
Mountain Road
Bata Memorial Hospital
Albert Garland
Kittery
Clyde Bailey
Kermit Bennett
Glenice
Crit
Guilford
Bennett
Albert Temple
Fred Beaney
Harvey Greenlaw
Village Pride Bakers
Kennebec School
Baeney
Philip Beaney
North
America
Morse High Auditorium
Woolwich School
West Bath
Dresden
Dorr Woodward
Sterling Bible Class
Bertha Curtis
Myrtle Street
Maine Medical Center
7Land
Glen White Sind
Gloucester
Mirls
Josiah White
Pleasant Street
Walter Varney
Ars Rachel Varney
Startford
Conn
Ann
John Thrower
Karl Lewis
Vernon
Dorothy Serears
Topas Veterans Hepatal
Jame
Kane
Donna Bixby
Aliss Dasiie Abiafin
Alfred Youre
Reohard Withee
Gordon Divinity School
Baverly Formas
Gardiner Gaeneral Hospital
Walter Clyne
Wad
Ejaii Farley
Judith Gialow
Winter St
Kenneth Poole
St. Mary’s
Rainbow Girls
Anne Ball
Moore
Progressive Union
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