Women's Fellowship Organized at Winter Street Church
A new women’s fellowship was formed at Winter Street Congregational Church. The group, patterned after a similar model, met for its initial gathering with officers named. The event included a circular report listing participants and leaders, with dates and locations noted for upcoming meetings and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
Winter Street Congregational Church
Weroen
Winter Street
Pri Soda
Bath men named to state DeMolay offices at conclave
Alden Greene and Paul Leavitt of Bath were elected state officers at the Mineot New Hampshire DeMolay conclave in New Castle NH. Greene won State Orator and Leavitt was chosen State Captain with a Bath chapter delegation attending the two day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Greene
Paul Leavitt
Bath
Order of Die Wohl
Minecot New Thunpshire
Newcastle
N. HE
Greene
John A. Greene
North Street
Paul Scott
Freeport
Joseph
Taie
Roy Stuart
Meester
Diane Fraser
Ceenter
Qubier
Donald Pave
Joan Griffin Funnier
Aiden Greene
James Call Marshal Willison Leavitt
Ricky Clarke
William Clarke
David Burden
Clifford Newell
Robert Milliken
Victor Fuller
Lance Fuller
Navy Man Talks At Bath YMCA Leaders Club
Navy Chief Woolman speaks at the Bath YMCA Leaders Club about youth protection and program safety. The talk covers youth care, injury prevention, and the role of Navy personnel stationed at nearby facilities in supporting community youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Man
Bath
Ymca Leaders Club
Ymca Leorchng
Dita Fay
Ciel
George Wittemn
NAVY
Watoon
Uss Hall
Wilteti
Watson
YMCA
HCC
Pia Festal
Susan Bates Wins Student Art Show at Kenfee Club Exhibit
Susan Bates was named winner of the student art exhibit held May 17 at the Path Iron Works Recreation Center sponsored by the Kenfee Art Club. Bates received a first prize for Waiting entry, plus honorable mention for Oronerine water color. Janda Elliott won second, Sieki Bhusdell third, and other students received honorable mentions and popular vote notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissi Diet Morse
Wigh Chonl
Scenior
Path Iron Works
Ken Fee
Gregory Barrem Hoses
Lymart Posner
Su Bates
Miss Bates
Janda Elliott
Sieki Bhusdell
Ole
David Mer Wateregler
Robert Phin
Nell Johnson
Dia
Cosmopolitan Club Finishes Plans for Community Calendar
Cosmopolitan Club members finalize a community calendar listing local birthday promotions from Clappisan Oil Bert s Esso and other businesses. Discounts range from 10 to 15 percent on fuel, groceries, and services with timing tied to listed birthday dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Bridiy
Oteier
Clappisan’s Oil Company, Inc
Bert
Esso
Carne Chostra Ducpans Tov
Sears Rae Buick
Shaw's
Shepard’s
Smith Chevrolet
Cis
Algies
Fiat seHowl
Smith
Coschair Ree
Toe Club
Siul
Ross Elected Delegate to Episcopal General Convention
Ross was chosen as one of four lay delegates to the Episcopal General Convention in Miami Beach Florida. The Maine Diocese values a trio of Grace Episcopal church delegates including Rep. Ross and Rev. Richard B. Adams along with George Musk Arthur Sewall 2nd Frederick Drake Jr Roger M Luke and Paul M Brooks as alternate.
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Rodney Beerte
Miami Beach
Ila
Episcopal Dioces of
Maine
Portland
United States
Rep
Ross
Hawaii
Bath
Grace Episcopal Church
Richard B. Adams
George Musk
Arthur Sewall
Frederick FE. Drake, Jr
Roger M. Luke
Paul M. Brooks
Girls Of Morse Graduating Class Honored With Tea
Morse High School celebrated the graduating class with a Tea hosted by Cosmopolitan club. The rooms showcased white larkspur and daisies with blue tapers, miniature Maypoles and dancing figures. Faculty members and club leaders, including Mrs. Roland Raynes and Mrs. Charles T. Small, welcomed over 100 guests and served punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Cosmopolitan Club
Roland Raynes
Albert Bonney
Alice Johnson
Riuymond W. Farnham
Clinton D. Wilson
Gladys DeWeaver
Katherine Leonard
William Bryant
Betty Robinson
Patricia Guynn
Ellen Marsh
Charles T. Small
Loring R. Addison
Frances Butcher
Cosmopolitan Drama Club Meets for Midweek Session
After a Thursday prize speaking contest of junior high students, Cosmopolitan Drama Club held its regular business meeting. Plans were set for the annual banquet and gentlemen’s night program at the Country club Tuesday evening. Husbands of members will attend. The next meeting is at Mrs. Joseph I. Smith’s cottage Foster’s Point on June 19. Mrs. Gladys DeWeaver and Mrs. Isabelle Bryant, retiring teachers moving out of town, received corsages. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Ernest G. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Country Club
Joseph I. Smith
Foster's Point
Gladys DeWeaver
Isabelle Bryant
Bryant
Ernest G. Bailey
City War Memorial Desecrated Again By Vandals
Vandals toppled the city war memorial in the park for a second time since 1953. Superintendent Millett said lipstick etched the granite with the mark 8 ppm and noted the same substance was used last year. He warned offenders face heavy fines as cleanup costs exceeded 50 dollars previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter FE. Millett
On Park Department
Millett
Caughit
Kennebec Art Club Members Appear on TV program
Several Kennebec, Maine, artists attended the Down Eastlines telecast in Portland where three club members exhibited sea scapes in oils on the weekly Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts program. Attending members include Mrs Edward A Cummings Mrs Marjorie Doyle and Mrs James McGuiggin along with others such as Mrs Arthur Perry and Mrs Leonard Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebece Art Clu
Portland
Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts
Edward A. Cummings
Marjorie Doyle
James McGuiggin
Arthur Perry
Leonard Litchfield
Walter Keane
Alfred Oxton
Frank Young
Stanley Rose
Horace Morse
Raphael Higgins
Alfred McCabb
John Shorey
Rodney Upham
Finance Committee Of Yacht Club Sets Budget For Season
The Finance committee of the New Meadows Yacht club met at Howard Mayo's home and prepared a budget for the coming season with usual expenses and planned improvements for grounds and clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Yacht Club
Howard Mayo
Youth racing program set for July to August sessions
A youth racing program will run two days weekly for four hours, with races on Saturday afternoons, from July 1 through August. Registrations are handled by John E. Barry, treasurer. Attendees at the meeting included Eastham Guild Jr, Owen H. Williams, and Kenneth N. Francisco, commodore of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Barry
Eastham Guild
Owen H. Williams
Kenneth N. Francisco
Girl Scouts Of Troop Eight Award Recipients Named
Six members of Star of Bethlehem Troop 8 received second class badges at a Wednesday court of awards. Bette Jean McCole, Wancy Grace, Betsy Kingsbury, Joyce Pennell, Cynthia Durgan, and Candy Jones earned the badges, with multiple proficiency and specialized badges awarded to others. The ceremony also included a birthday month candle observance and a camping trip planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of Star of Bethlehem Troop 8
Bette Jean McCole
Wancy Grace
Betsy Kingsbury
Joyce Pennell
Cynthia Durgan
Candy Jones
Lee Pennell
Bette Joan McCole
First Aid
Sandra Grace
Maria Comeau
Sue Sturtevant
Gloria Pinkham
Betsy Goldstein
Judy McCole
Ann McCole
Sharon MacDonald
Toni Toothaker
Lee Pennel
Judy MeCole
Ciwaperatt
Sette Jean MeCole
Bette Jean MeCole
Judy MeCol
Ladies Aid Plans Summer Picnics At Two Homes
At the Thursday meeting of the Ladies Aid of Central Congregational Church plans were discussed for two summer picnics. The group will visit Day’s Ferry in Woolwich and Phippsburg at Mrs. Carl Longfellow and Mrs. Horace Morse’s homes. Miss Eleanor Ferguson presided. Morse and Charles Merrill were named co chairs of the Christmas sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Ladies’ Aid
Central Congregational Church
Carl Longfellow
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich
Horace Morse
Phippsburg
Eleanor Ferguson
Morse
Charles Merrill
Maine Seacoast
Pythian Sisters Plan Memorial Day Services
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held a recent meeting featuring a potluck supper and planning for Memorial Day services to be conducted at the next gathering. Mrs William Potter and Mrs Lewis Stone will lead the services, with supper committees named for this week and next week. A hob o party was also discussed for June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
William Potter
Lewis Stone
Susie Darrah
Albert Darrah
Emily Williams
Pearl Campbell
Ruth Sprague
Jane Shea
Robert Fulton
Broilers Topic At Cosmopolitan Extension Meeting
The Cosmopolitan Extension Group heard a program titled Make Your Broiler Work presented by Mrs Nelson Rice of Woolwich. Mrs Joseph I Smith presided as plans were made for a furniture refinishing class led by Mrs Thoring R Addison and to be held next Tuesday at Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Extension Group
Nelson Rice
Woolwich
Joseph I. Smith
Thoring R. Addison
Center Street
Addison
Cosmopolitan
Bath appoints Horatio A. Quinn as patrolman
Horatio A. Quinn, 21, of 231 High Street, named to the Bath Police Department with appointment effective May 30. A Morse High School graduate, class of 1954, he served three years in the U. S. Marines as a corporal in aviation. He is married to Gail Glidden of Waldoboro. they have no children. Quinn works at Sagadahoc Market and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Quinn of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio A. Quinn
High Street
Bath Police Department
Stanley W. Judkins
Quinn
Morse High
U. S. Marines
Gail Glidden
Waldoboro
Sagadahoc
Ernest L. Quinn
Bath
All Gold Star Mothers Urged To Be In Parade
Memorial Day committee invites all Gold Star Mothers and the dads of fallen service members to join the parade. Contact Nelson Foss at 31 Gethell Street or call HI 38-5384, with Maurice J. Warner coordinating to arrange transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Star
Nelson Foss
Getehell Street
Maurice J. Warner
Foss
Moose Break Sunday Calm In Bath And Phippsburg
Two young moose sightings near Bath and Phippsburg caused police to pursue them Sunday morning. Officers Merle Niles and Benjamin Fitzgerald chased one moose from Elsi nore avenue toward Tigh and Richardson streets before it fled into the woods after shots in the air. A second moose near Meadowbrook in Phippsburg swam across Winneganee bay toward Birch Point while bystanders and workers on a float urged it ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsinore Avenue
Yourling Mose
Merle Niles
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Tigh and
Richardson Streets
Phippsburg
Meadowbrook
Winneganee Bay
Birch Point
Tripp Ishind
Engagement Announced for Patricia Gaudet and Richard Skinner
Miss Patricia Louise Gaudet daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Gaudet of 3% Oliver Street is engaged to Richard Warren Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Walter Skinner of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts. Miss Gaudet a Morse High School graduate 1955 works in Bath National Bank loan department and serves as financial secretary of Beacon Street Methodist church. Mr Skinner a Brighton High School graduate attended University of Maine Army veteran and U S Army Reserve member currently resides here while employed by the Maine State Department of Engineering. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia L. Gaudet
Walter J. Gaudet
Oliver Street
Patricia Louise Gaudet
Richard Warren Skinner
Walter Skinner
Jamaeia Plain
Mass
Gaudet
Morse High School
Bath National Bank
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Skinner
Brighton
University of Maine
U.S Army Reserve
Maine State Department of Engineering
Dixie Naugler
Westbrook
Wayne Sanborn
Brideton
Miss Naugler
Lorraine Heenie Naugler
Bowdoinham
May Gould
Westbrook High School
J. C. Larochelle
Portland
Sanborn
Bridgton High School
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Charles Sanborn
Bridgton
Myrtle Lodge Holds 58th Anniversary Banquet
Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies gathered at the Stowe House in Brunswick for their annual banquet Saturday. Twenty seven members attended the 58th anniversary with two charter members Mrs. Gertrude Stewart and Mrs. Jaizie B Chaney present and given corsages. A spring centerpiece was sent to ill Mrs. Mary Gillespie. Arrangements were by Mrs. Louise Rogers and Mrs. Sadie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Stowe House
Brunswick
Gertrude Stewart
Jaizzie B.chaney
Mary Gillespie
Louise Rogers
Sadie Davis
Fire destroys mill shed at Allegrin’s Lumber yard
Thursday blaze at Allegrin’s Lumber yard on lower High street destroyed the mill shed and a diesel motor valued at 8,000 to 9,000 dollars. The fire was confined to that structure and believed started near the motor. Box 14 was sounded at 2 46 p m. No injuries reported at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegrin
Lower High Street
Frank J. Allegrin
Bowdoinham Union Honors Veteran Teachers At Dinner
Bowdoinham School Union 46 teachers held a dinner at Hotel Eagle in Brunswick to honor two veteran educators Miss Packard of Orr's Island and Eula Terrell who recently retired after more than 40 years. Bowdoinham educator Ella Curtis was elected association president with Pearl Raymond Lida Baker Clara Kelley Margaret Choate Abbie Perry Gladys Raymond and Rita Van Leeuwe among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Union
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Packard
Orr's Island
Eula Terrell
Bowdeinham Community School
Ella Curtis
Bowdeinham
Pearl Raymond
Lida Baker
Clara Kelley
Margaret Choate
Abbie Perry
Gladys Raymond
Rita van Leeuwe
Association
Local hires and community notices from Bowdoinham and Richmond
Philip Carr will leave Maine Central station duties May 29 to join Canadian Pacific Railroad as chief clerk in Portland. Dwight Adams of Bowdoin to serve as rural mail carrier. Mrs. Malcolm Slatch becomes post office clerk. Bowdoinham Rod and Gun Club hosts lobster cookout June 7 at Rideout's shore. PATA installs officers Nancy MacDonald, Ann Stein, Jonnie Reynolds, Eleanor Purington. retiring president Helen Millay receives past president pin. Richmond Lions install King Lion Harry Prout and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carr
Maine Central
Canadian Pacific Railroad
St. Johns Street
Portland
Dwight Adams
Bowdoin
Malcolm Slatch
Adams
Bowdoinham Rod and Gun Club
Rideout
Shore
PATA
Howard Bowen
PTA
Hallowell
Nancy MacDonald
Ann Stein
Jonnie Reynolds
Eleanor Purington
Helen Millay
Richmond Lions Club
Methodist Church
Richmond
Harry Prout
King Lion
Stephen Reed
Harold Millay
Bath Girl Among Finalists In Queen Contest
Miss Nancy Temple of this city and member of the local Teen-Age 4-H club was among six finalists in the Androscoggin Valley Soil Conservation Queen contest at Stevens Mills grange hall Auburn Monday evening. Contest winner was judged on personality appearance modeling ability and talents. The Bath candidate presented a dramatic monologue. Jana Morse of Turner Center was named Soil Conservation Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Temple
Linwood E. Temple
Rebekahs Attend Pine Cone Lodge in Wiscasset
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge members attend Visiting Officers Night at Pine Cone Lodge Wiscasset with Bath lodge Noble Grand as guest. Bath attendees include Lee man family and Dorcas Judge contingent from Waterville along with several others. Memorial Day rush week sees Hazel Denham at Maxwell greenhouse. Bible school set for June 16 22 with sessions 9 to 1130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Pine Cone Lodge
Wiscasset
Eunice Perry
Noble Grand
Bath Lodge
Bath
Henry T. B. Leeman
Nellie Lord
Athana Gillespie
Lillian Farnham
Noble
Dorcus Judge
Waterville
Alice Rideout
Dorothy Stone
Mabel Williams
Erland Curtis
Ridge Road
Allan Frizzle
Gray
George A. Hackett
Helen Robinson
Bristol
Hazel Denham
Maxwell Greenhouse
Ethel Chandler
Esther MacPherson
Millis
New Real Estate Listings For Ada Y Greenblatt Bath
Eight room four bedroom house with one percent bathrooms fully furnished priced low for quick sale Ada Y Greenblatt 233 Washington Street Bath Dial HI 3 4350 Also new listing all modern four room bungalow one floor with full cellar beautifully furnished quick sale 9500 Ada Y Greenblatt Real Estate and Insurance Broker 233 Washington Street Bath Dial HI 4 4250
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Greenblatt
Washington Street
Bath
Main Street
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Washington St
Orr's Island
Brunswick
New
Skee Street
Dial
Justin
Speen Street
Saile
Adam Greenblatt
Dial HI
Ada. Y. Greenblatt
Aeseven Street
White Project
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Women's Fellowship Board
Wintks Street Congregational Church
Weduedas
Clarence Fullerton
James Daly
Manley Grant
Rosymund Porn
Alfred Divis
Cirele
Whitney
Yolge Winn
Jose Ott
Corel
Mirage
Stoney PhuSetia
Ted Slitean
Goris Tate
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
Front Street
Susan Bates
Kennebec
Yacht Club
Girl Scouts
Ladies Aid of Central Church
Pythian Sisters
Broilers
Extension
Horatio Quinn
Mhboh
Bowdwinham
Raylene Fowler
The
Baptist Church
Mildred Dunn
Edward Haley
Jayne Purington
Mary Nealey
Della Rideout
Mabel Heenie
Hope Temple
Olive Frizzle
Edna Rowe
Dorothy Prout
Sherman Elliott
Fern Chesley
John L. Sawyer
Tenants Harbor
Ernest Frye
Chester Hobrat
Carl
Calais
Harriett K. Cummings
Sidney
Ohio
Taylor Cummins
Robert Cummins
Philadelphia
Peter Cummins
Linwood Hackett
Bangor
Carrie Johnson
Rae la Croix
Stuart Robertson
Fairfield
Dawn Pollard
Adelbert S. Temple
Post Road
A. W. Dionne
Harland Joyce
Philip Rideout
Werbert Lamoreau
Presque Isle
Pera
MGM
Montgomery Clift
Elizabeth Taylor
Nigel Patrick
Lec Marvin
Prat
Techmicolor
Sun.t
Gable Burt Lancaster
Rebekahs
Elwell
Old Route 1
Damariscotta Lake
Box CC C. Care Independent
Jay L
Blagdon
Penn
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