Bath and Woolwich residents attend Inaugural Ball in Augusta
Bath and Woolwich social circles flocked to Augusta for the Inaugural Ball Thursday night. The list included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewer and many other Bath residents, while Woolwich delegates joined the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Augusta
Robert Brewer
A. M. Main
Harold Oldis
Lynn M. Bussey
Ihe C. Shumway
William Bennett
Patricia Mulcahy
James Feeney
Edward Sampson
Harry W. Thebeau
Frances Callan
Donald Perry
Harold EB. Perry
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Woolwich
Brian M. Jewett
William Thornton
Ivory C. Strout
Edward Murphy
Foster Point Visitors Spend Day With Boothbay Friends
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cormier and daughter Marjorie of Foster Point road were guests for a day earlier in the week of Mr and Mrs Willard Adams of Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Wilson M. Wright
Cumberland Mills
Wright
George Wright
Winfield Wright
Woolwich
Arthur Cormier
Marjorie
Foster Point Road
Willard Adams
Boothbay
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Linda
Foster's Point
Mrs. Pierce
Park Street
Portland
Community Notes From Maine City Hospital And Local Homes
James McLaughlin a veteran carrier at the city post office is hospitalized at Memorial hospital after major surgery Thursday. The piece lists residents visiting, studying, or returning home, including Cambridge Mass visitor for obituary, Jesse Munsey’s New Year visit in Woolwich, Sally True resuming studies at Wellesley, and many local families hosting or traveling over the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaughlin
United States Post Office
Memorial Hospital
McLaughlin
Sally True
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
F Edward Dale True
Front Street
Gorham State college yearbook staff and local notices
The Hillcrest yearbook lists Gorham State Teachers College students Joyce Stover and Joan E Edgett as staff. Bruce N Henderson of Portland named editor in chief. Local residents receive hospital and travel updates including Nellie DArcy at Maine General, Alice Stilphen at Memorial hospital, Lotta Goodwin residing with Benjamin Woodside and entering Old Ladies Home, and Daniel P Bartlett admitted to Bath Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham State Teachers College
The
Hillcrest
Joyce Stover
Joan E. Edgett
Bruce N. Henderson
Portland
Nellie D'Arcy
Bruce ‘Street
John Atwood
Maine General Hospital
Atwood
Winship Street
Lotta Goodwin
Bath
California
Benjamin Woodside
Winter Street
Old Ladies Home
High Street
Daniel P Bartlett
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Housing Authority chief confined at home by illness
Bernard E. Varnum executive director of the Bath Housing Authority is confined to his home at 17 Bowman Street by illness, according to a brief notice from the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Varnum
The
Bath Housing Authority
Bowman Street
Adamses relocate to Wellesley from 949 High Street
Mr and Mrs James Adams have moved their residence from 949 High Street to Wellesley Massachusetts confirming a change of address for the couple.
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James Adams
High Street
Wellesley, Mass
Notable Local Moves and Visits Across Bath and Vicinity
Howard O Frye of Cot appears in Bath to supervise home alterations in Arrowsic and stays at the Sedgwick during a visit. Dorothy Weeks hosts a club luncheon and contract afternoon at Middle Street. Henry M Powers of the Excambion sails to join ship after a visit with parents. Various residents travel, host, or recover from illness, with several entries noting moves, visits, and social events in Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard O. Frye
Co T
Mass
Arrowsic
Lawrence R. Vail
Frye
Baker Chocolate Co
Dorchester
Sedgwick
Miss Dorothy Weeks
Middle Street
Henry M. Powers
American Export Lines
New York
H. Martin Powers
Washington Street
Renshaw Parady Wedding Set at St Marys Church
Miss Elaine T. Renshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard F Renshaw of 70 Denny Road and Edmund H Parady son of Mrs Gladys Parady of East Brunswick will be married Saturday at St Marys Roman Catholic Church. The Munsey families of Court Street and West Bath spent the weekend in Boston attending the Ice Capades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Klimoff
Concord
N. H
Salvation Army
Bath
Klimoff
Elaine T. Renshaw
Richard F. Renshaw
Denny Road
Edmund H. Parady
Gladys Parady
East Brunswick
St. Mary's
Warren R. Munsey
Court Street
Warren P. Munsey
West Bath
Boston
Misfit Traffic Incident In Fort Worth Involves Army Rookie
An 18 year old Army soldier was involved in a minor traffic collision and could not be ticketed for careless driving or lacking a license. The sergeant stated the Army status did not affect the outcome, and police held the same view. Snowfall in areas south of Lakes Erie and Ontario averages 150 inches yearly. Notre Dame captain-elect Ray Lemek played guard on offense and linebacker on defense. Mrs. Lawrence Averill of Anna visited Bath, and Miss Dorothy Stevens of Bath hosted by cousin Miss Joyce Worrey in Cundy's Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Ray Lemek
Notre Dame
Lawrence A. Averill
Anna
Bath
Dorothy Stevens
Joyce Worrey
Cundy’s Harbor
Unusual Circumstances Noted For Spartans Football
The Michigan State College Board of Agriculture commends the Spartan football team for spirit and sportsmanlike conduct under unusual circumstances. The board did not define the phrase but noted the record of three wins and six losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Spartans
Lions blank Colts 35 0 for first shutout since 1945
The Detroit Lions defeated the Baltimore Colts 35 to 0 in a season game. The shutout marked the Lions first since 1945 and opponents included the Chicago Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Red Men Install Tribal Officers Monday Evening
Sasanoa Tribe of Red Men installed newly elected chiefs and appointed officers Monday evening. James Cilley became Sachem with Harold Libby as Senior Sagamore and George Loveitt as Junior Sagamore. other officers named include Arthur Williams keeper of records and Joseph Haggett collector of wampum. A clam chowder dinner followed and the new Sachem will appoint committees at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Alley
South Bristol
Sachem
James Cilley
Sagamore
Harold Libby
George Loveitt
Arthur Williams
Walter Green, Jr
Joseph Haggett
John St. Martin
Ralph Boardman
Sannaps
George Johnson
Harold Loveitt
James Guynn
Donald Williams
Elmer Fox
Harrison Hobbs
Ernest Avery
Arthur Haggett
Arthur Groves
Harold Trask
Arnold Preble
Bath Church Women hear Klimoff speech on duties
Mrs. Capt. Richard A. Klimoff of Bath spoke to the Bath Council of Church Women at Wesley Methodist church on the theme The Church Woman and Her Duties. She urged sociability and service to church, community, and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Klimoff
Council OF Bath Church
Montana man slips 12 pigs past Calgary border officials
Amos Thompson of Helena Mont bought three head of swine at a Calgary show and listed them on official forms. On crossing the Montana Canadian border one sow furrowed nine pigs in his truck, forcing quick explanations before customs waved him through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Amos Thompson
Helena
Calgary
Alta
Thompson
North Carolina Football Roster Counts Seniors and Sophomores
The 1954 North Carolina football squad included 13 seniors and 13 sophomores, detailing class distribution on the team.
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North Carolina
Hospital Auxiliary Executive Meets Wednesday
The Memori al Hospital Auxiliary executive committee approved a 3770.75 budget for the coming year. Treasurer Mrs. Doyle reported 83.22 spent on kitchen and 337.09 on linen. Mrs. Ambrose resigned as Cozy Corner chair. Mrs. King to fill vacancy with Mrs. Reinoehl as assistant. Five new members joined. Planning for a spring lecture by Harrison Lakin was announced. Clearing House needs include children's winter suits and arm skate sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Executive Committee
Charles Doyle
Clyde Ambrose
Sumner Sewall
Arthur King
Frank Reinoehl
Melvin Henderson
Courtney Stover
Bath
West
Edward St. Martin
Abbott Fletcher
Sewall
Eastham Guild, Jr
Edward L. Kinder, Jr
Roger M. Luke
Harrison Lakin
York
U. S. Diplomatic Corps
Clearing House
Duncan McInnes
Richard Kimball
Wesley Women Meet Tuesday at Church Vestry
The Woman's Society for Christian Service at Wesley Methodist held its regular January meeting in the church vestry with strong attendance. Mrs. Walter Upham presided. Miss Nan Brown led devotions. reports were read by secretary pro tem Merle Niles. A Thursday noon luncheon was announced and will be guided by co chairmen Mrs. Charles Marble and Mrs. William Temple. Plans were made to purchase drapery material for the primary Sunday School room. Mrs. Herbert Lemont presented colored slides from trips across the West Coast Texas and Florida. A rising vote of thanks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Klimoff
Concord
N. H
Bath
Bath Council of Church Women
Wesley Methodist Church
Clinton A. Fleming
William A. Hill
Blanche Locke
Daniel Matter
Thomas Aikenhead
Charles Howe
Donald Freeman
World Missions
John Parker
Christian Social Relations
Stanley~ Hunter
Christian World Relations
Marius Page
William Craft
Merle C. Niles
Portland
Council of Church Women
Central Congregational Church
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Stanley Hunter
Wesley Church
Louis A. Dole
Klimoff
Wesley
Harold L. Allen
Oliver W. Bell
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Walter Upham
Nan Brown
George Hopkins
Merle Niles
Charles Marble
William Temple
Mare King
Herbert Lemont
West Coast
Texas
Florida
William Hanson
Wilfred Trott
Arthur Farris
Lewiston Morse Game Broadcast To Be Radio Relay
Four Bath businesses sponsor a Morse Lewiston basketball game broadcast on WLAM Friday night. The top Maine schoolboy matchup will air about 9 p.m. to reach Bath fans unable to attend the Lewiston Armory event. Sponsors include Burgess Market Oakhurst Dairy Sam Prawer and Co and Freeman's Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse-Lewiston
Maine
Lewiston
WLAM
Lewiston Armory
Burgess Market
Oakhurst, Dairy
Sam Prawer and Co
Freeman's
Gastonia Police Take Daily Pay Cut With Subistence Rebate
Gastonia policemen accept a five dollar per day salary reduction, effective now. In the long term the loss is offset by a subsistence allowance, restoring about thirty dollars weekly after tax adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N. C
Parents and teachers tour Bath Junior High lunch program
About 200 local P.T.A. parents and teachers attended a dinner at Bath Junior High to learn how the school lunch program operates. Mrs. Ann Perry explained the lunch process, followed by business notes and a forthcoming dance, Valentine party, rummage sale, and band concert planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Bath Junior High
Ann Perry
Francis Bertrand
Ways and Means
Huse School
Freeman's
Dromore Grangers Host Dinner For Past Officers
Dromore Grangers invited past master Ray Campbell and Mrs Campbell to a dinner before their regular meeting. Members assisted in dining and a rising vote thanked the hosts. The evening featured quizzes memories tests and prizes with plans announced for the next grange meeting on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grangers
Ray Campbell
Campbell
Florence Rollins
Eveline Beals
Annie Malcolm
Clara Ellis
Hazel Ellis
Robin Purington
Willard Blair
Elfreda Perkins
Aletha Campbell
Eva Rogers
Everett Wright
Jessie Morrell
Rubin Purington
Candy
Ada King
Annie Wilson
Myron Ellis
The
Grange
Bath Revives Ice Skating With Expanded Goddard Rink
Bath residents enjoy skating at Goddard Rink, Hyde Park Pond, and Sewall Pond, boosted by five flood lights and a public address system. Milliken oversees cleanups by Arthur Sonia and Robert Lowery, with 50 percent more overflow and a heated warming building. After school and weekend hours run into evenings, and Bath Bus Service offers reduced fares for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
William Milliken
Goddard
Hyde Park Pond
Sewall Pond
Milliken
Arthur Sonia
Morse High School
Robert Lowery
Morse
Goddard Rink
Charles B. Doyle
Northeast Airlines highlighted for Atlantic route and growth
McKenney outlined Northeast Airlines impact serving 36 New England cities plus Montreal over 21 years and carrying four million passengers. The carrier operates from LaGuardia, serves TWA, Air France, British and Italian aircraft, employs about 1000 people with a four million dollar payroll, and holds one and a half million dollars cash reserve to fund expansion and advertising. The firm is subsidized 1.6 million by the federal government and seeks new routes to Miami via Washington to end subsidies and boost revenue and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
North Atlantic
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Air France
LaGuardia Field
McKenney
Northeast
George Gardiner
Northeast Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Florida
Washington
New York
Miami
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Bowdoin College
Lud Elliman
Damariscotta
Richard Klimoff
Concord
N. H
William Clemmons
Brunswick
Fred Johnson
Eugene Hanson
John Harris
Bath Junior High School
Hildreth H
Polio Tag Day Planned by Bath Junior High Groups
The Teenage 4-H Club and Mrs. Granville Colby’s seventh grade pupils will canvass Bath after school Friday and Saturday for polio tag day. Donors will receive plastic crutches instead of tags, and Mrs Colby hopes for a turnout as strong as last year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Robinson
Tonawanda N. Y
Mr. Robinson
Ralph E. Robinson
Webber Avenue
Calvin Powers
Robinhood
Francis J. Eastman
Maine State Cosmetological Association
DeWitt Hotel
Chester Plant
357
R. Clinton McFadden
North Street
Mr. McFadden
George A. McFadden
Winchester
Lawrence Lord
Portsmouth
Lord
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Georgiana McFadden
Washington, D. C
Trinity College
Maureen Griffin
Watertown
Miss McFadden
Paul Tiemer
Ellen Newell
Mary MacKinnon
Topsham
James B. Hatch
D. Howard Hatch, Jr
Westerly, R. I
L. E. Tarr
Middlestreet
Pauline Tarr
New Harbor
Tarr
Foster Pratt
Adah
Pine Tree
Gorham
Donald T. Page
Grand Chapter
O E. S
Genesta
O. E S
Ralph D. Warren
New York City
Raymond Smith
Smith
Reginald Saucier
Philip Robinson
Thomas DeCorsey
Merritt Scott
Mark Hanna
Clarence Atwood
Walter Rogers
West Palm Beach
Rogers
Calvin Rogers
Bernard Neiley
Malden
Florence A. Neiley
Trufant's Crossing
Horman Perkins
Donald Stewart
Thimble Club
Pearl Street
Robert Jewell
Chester MacKenzie
Elmer Blake
Percy Miller
Earl Coombs
Andrew Black
Everson Stinson
Joseph Williams
Flushing
Long Island
N. Y
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Williams
Ann Jewett
Day’s Ferry
American Air Lines
la Guadia
Bertrand Lavoie
Frances Grainger
Bermuda
Harold S. Avery
Western Avenue
Inlaw
Harold S. Avery, Jr
Diane and
Lynn Avery
Reading
Mrs. Avery
Hirma Tobey
Tobey
Wakefield
Wilfred W. Chaney
Drusilla Fielding
Connecticut College
New London
Conn
O. W. Bell
Union Street
Reginald Barter, Jr
Leah E. Strout
Stanley Strout
Cornwell Strout
Jackson Heights
Milton
Grace Ferry
Cohasset
Phyllis Dauphin
Social Eight Club
Tarbox Street
Lucile Stilphen
Sadie Garcelon
George Darrah
George Melzard
Alice Rideout
Josephine Pinkham
Dauphin
Ida Burnell
Pine Street
Andrew Carrillo
Richardson Street
Mario
Sadie McLellan
Sa‘co
Order of Amaranth
Dirigo Court
Central Church
Arthur W. Gediman
Andrews Road
Lester Blonder
van Nuys
Calif
Paul Knight
Arrowsie
Mr. Knight
Maurice Knight
Elizabeth Webber
Cambridge
Marcia Stinson
Days Ferry
Harry C. Webber
Winnegance
the Times
Marcia Simon
Jesse Munsey
Popham Beach
Harvey Chubbuck
Jerre F. Hacker, Jr
Norway
Central Maine General Hospital
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Hatta Pierce
West Southport
Bath and
Anne M. Thompson
Oak Street
Miss Thompson
Huse Memorial School
Otis Smith
Alden, Raymond and
Wayne
Kittery
Mr. Smith
Laura Carrier
St Theresa's Discussion Club
Nancy Blair
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Capt
William Blair
Alice Stilphen
Ole.s
Wilbur Topham
Marius H. Page
Academy Street
Harold Sewall
Small Point
Isaiah
Williamses
Herbert R. Lemont
Crocker
Worry
Charles A. Shepard, Jr
Mr. Shepard
Parker House
Robert E. Perry
Auburn
Perry
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dial
Ralph O. Dale
Buffalo
Mrs
Ralph O. Dale, Jr
Roy Lawrence
Bangor
Gerald F. Carr
Corinne and
Gerald Leslie
Woodfords
Mr. Carr
Harold Carr
Edward P. Curtis
Melvin B. Henderson
Rochester
John P. Allen
Drayton Roed
Mr. Allen
Percy S. Kufman
Hartsdale
Ralph E. Milliken
Bedford Street
Bath Iron Works
Reginald Cote
Sears, Roebuck
Center Street
Hospital Auxiliary Executi
Cozy Corner
King
Stanley Woods
Arthur Bourque
Lawrence Wright
Bertrand
Ruth Fuller
Elvira Birney
Coats
Wesley Marco
Devil V. Rowland
Rowland
N.E