Local News Briefs Include Church Chimes And Community Notes
Church chimes dedicated at morning service last Sunday will broadcast Sundays 9 30 to 9 45 and on holidays, with a one mile audible radius. Fire department aided Westport fire at Cromwell house. cause unknown. Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge to observe roll call and charter members night November 12 with entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Congregational Church
Central Maine Power Co
Selectmen
Oxhorn Corner
Westport
Cromwell House
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Main Street
Bible Baptist Group
Summer Street
Middle Street
Woman's
Margaret MacLaren
Ellsworth Holbrook
Route 1
Ice Pond
George Main
Beverly Ann
David Bryer
Harold Bryer
Boothbay
Lincoln County Poomna
Huntoon Hill Grange
Pomona
Bernard Merry
Richard Barker
John Wyman
Mildred Wyman
Flora
Julia Barker
J. Blagdon
R. Colby
R. Cowley
S. Curtis
A. Delano
T. Dowling
F. Fahey
H. Grover
R. Jordan
W. Lewis
R. Maybury
G. Morrill
T. Rankin
R. Shea
F. Bennett
B Chubbuck
G. Chubbuck
W Cunningham
G. Delano
R. Fairfield
L. Foster
G. George
M Grover
E. Harris
D. Nadeau
D Nichols
J. Smith
R. Sutter
W Wyama
Camden
Islanders relocate with job moves noted
The item notes Ric Berry moving ten miles to Chcan eet where she works at Kozy Korner restaurant. Mr and Mrs Reginald Main of Hope Valley RI visit Mr and Mrs John Abbott. Mr Main was a four year Army buddy of Mr Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport Island
Wiscasset
Ric Berry
Chcaneet
Reginald Main
Hope Valley
R. I
John Abbot
Main
Abbott
Mrs Mabel Kas Surprised With 81st Birthday Party
Mrs Mabel Knight of 156 Front Street celebrated her eighty first birthday Monday evening with a surprise party hosted by her daughters Mrs Alice Dodge and Mrs Grace Trask and Mrs Madge Trask. Grandchildren great grandchildren and many relatives gathered for cards whist and a birthday cake. Prizes went to Mrs Grace Trask and Lawrence Dorey. Mrs Knight enjoys knitting crocheting and Beano and was joined by relatives including Rita Trask Shirley Staples and Donald Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Knight
Front Street
Alice Dodge
Grace Trask
Madge Trask
Lawrence Dorey
Rita Trask
Shirley Staples
Union Bridge School Halloween Party Sponsored by Mothers Club
A Halloween party for 40 neighborhood children was hosted by the Union Bridge Mothers club at the Old Union Bridge school. The event featured games and stunts with prizes for pin the tail on the donkey and other contests. Sandwiches and punch were served and each child received a trick or treat bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Mother’s Club
Old Union Bridge
Lewis Soule, Jr
Roger D
Sandra Beals
Ralph Wright 3d
Leonard Stilphen
Gerald Ratleff
Helen Wright
Lucille Cram
Dorothy Ratleff
Gladys Small
Winnegance Mother-Daughter Banquet and Auxiliary Meeting Report
The mother daughter banquet at Dromore grange hall drew guests from the village including Mrs Norman McDonald Mrs Alonzo Nickerson Ruth and others. Mrs Harriet Howard hosted the Woman's auxiliary on High Street with ten members, prizes awarded to Mrs Morse and Mrs Pero. Next week the auxiliary meets at the New Meadows grille for dinner then cards at Mrs Morse's home. A deer hunting trip to Lee is planned by families from Winnegance Popham Beach and Bath. Grotesque garb youngsters make their rounds in Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange Hall
Norman McDonald
Alonzo Nickerson
Ruth
Edward Hawkes
Marlene Nickerson
Donald Logan
Marlene
Maurice Skillings
Patty Holbrook
Frances Morse
Nancy Hart
Gladys Morse
Donna
Harold Bubar
Gloria Pratt
Harriet Howard
Woman's Auxiliary
High Street
Winfield W. Morse
Frank Pero
New Meadows
Winfield Morse
Lee
Lester Morse
Winnegance
Clarence Perkins
Bath and Waldoboro Couples Take Florida Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold Boutin of Bath and Mr and Mrs Clarence Reed of Waldoboro are on a motor trip to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Boutin
Bath
Clarence Reed
Waldoboro
Florida
Neighbors across Kennebec host Woolwich and Arrowsic events
Community note highlights the Woolwich Boy Scouts Halloween party at Days Ferry hall with about 40 attendees and dancing. Also details church additions at Woolwich Center Baptist, Sunday services led by junior choir, and local extension group activities including Knox Lincoln meeting, Nequasset group dinner, and a Christmas suggestions focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Morse
Matthew Doak, Jr
Woolwich
Boy Scouts
Shaw returns to Governor Dummer Academy after weekend visit
Robert P. Shaw Jr resumes studies at Governor Dummer Academy in South Byfield Massachusetts following a weekend visit with his mother Mrs Dean Shaw of Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw, Jr
Governor Dummer Academy
South Byfield
Mass
Dean Shaw
Dummer Street
Woolwich Halloween Party Delights Good Will Club Children
Woolwich youngsters and mothers gathered at the Good Will club hall for a Halloween party with crepe pumpkins corn stalks and jack o lanterns. Prizes went to Geraldine Robbins Patricia Ellingwood and John Rice for costumes while Mrs Norman Harris as a witch and Mrs Susie Brown led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Edith Rice
Jps
Susie Brown
Maud
Ruth Orr
Ruth Leavitt
Doris Haley
Pearl Reed
Josephine Sheldon
Geraldine Robbins
Patricia Ellingwood
John Rice
Billy Sheldon
Norman Harris
Manx Cat Fancier Keeps Six Noted Manx Cats
Mrs. Wallace Ham of Day's Ferry, likely the only Manx cat fancier this area, recently received coal black Manx cats from Texas and a solid blue specimen. The males Mike and Bitsy Boo and the blue cat arrived as show animals or gifts. Ham, who has bred and shown Manx cats for three years, has produced several litters that attracted fellow fanciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ham
Day's Ferry
Texas
Isle of Mann
Mike
Bitsy Boo
Men Can Enlist for Airborne Training
Capt Arthur E Jackson announces that men may enlist in the regular army for airborne training with or without prior service. Airborne enlistments reopen after being closed since 1953. Details available from Army and Air Force recruiters at 76 Pearl Street Portland or Room 31 Post Office Building Bath on Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Jackson
U. S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Reguar Army
Jackson
Army
Air Force
Pearl Street
Portland
Post Office
Bath
Community Notes and Births in West Bath Area
West Bath group met at Mrs. Arlene Sco’s home to plan for the annual Christmas sale. A Bath Memorial Hospital birth greeted Kenneth Noyes and his wife with a daughter Patricia Diane born October 29. Military and family news include Ale Greenleaf on furlough in the U S A F, James E Greenleaf in Korea, and local visitors and travels among Bath Brunswick and Rockport residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterboats Club
Arlene Sco
Bath
Evelyn
Maryer
Harriet Cotten
Blanch Gwen Gaudet
Leon Belanger
Bonnie
Portland
Kenneth Noyes
Bath Memorial Hospital
Patricia Diane
Ale Amos Greenleaf
Gertrude Greenleaf
Africa
Elizah Hallowe
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Percy Holbrook
Bath Iron Works
Ed Lowe
Eleanor Longwood
Annie Heald
Rockport
Mass
F. W. Deehan
West Bath
Togus Hospital
Red Cross
George Burnham
U. S. Army
Germany
Irving Burnham
Richard Allen
Kermit Bennett
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Brunswick
Irving Burnam
Ada Larrabee
Trafton Swain
York
Martha Small
L. D. Small
Dana Small
David
Leon F. Bates
Beachmont
Boston Garden
W. W. Cowan
Sydney
Ceci Beane
Robert Farnham
Dunn-Anderson
Gardiner
75Th
San Francisco
Calif
Georgia Perkins
Arthur Carlton
Millbury
Tom Larizee
Worcester
Dietetic Association Holds Maine Meeting at Togas
Mrs. Myrtle Pye of 1493 Washington Street and Mrs. Althea Deering attended the statewide Maine Dietetic Association meeting at Togas Veterans Hospital. About 60 members discussed improving nutrition in hospitals schools and public health with keynote speaker Mrs. Lillian M. Reiner from Beth Israel Hospital Boston outlining cost control procurement equipment and meal planning for patient recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pye
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Althea Deering
Hosital
Togas
Maine Dietetic Association
Veteran’s Hospital
Lillian M. Reiner
Department of Dietetics
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
Student Propeller Club dances at Brunswick Community Center
The Student Propeller club of the Maine Maritime Academy in Castine plans an informal dance at the Brunswick Community Center in Brunswick on Saturday night. The event, directed by Midshipman Carl Morris of Presque Isle, starts at eight with Midshipmen Henry M. Powers and Donald Beaton of Bath on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Maritime Arcademy
Castine
Brunswick Community Center
Brunswick
Acadm
Midshipman
Carl Morris
Presque Isle
Midshipmen
Henry M. Powers
Donald Beaton
Bath
Garden Federation to Meet November 20 in Augusta
Garden Club Federation of Maine members will gather November 20 at the State House for a semi annual meeting. Mrs Burton M Cross Maine's first lady hosts a tea at Blaine House after the afternoon program. Introductory remarks by Mrs Parker and group conferences follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Federation of Maine
House of ‘Representatives
State House
Burton M. Cross
New England
Tor
William H. Champlin
Rochester
N. H
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Aes
Rooney Ansing Fund
Parker
Robert G. Richards
Groveland
Mass
Richards
Boston
Topsfield Air
Cross
Federation
Augusta House
Memorial Service for Korean War Hero Cpl John Dunlap
A memorial service was held Sunday afternoon for Cpl John Guy Dunlap who died July 31 1951 in Pyoktona North Korea while a prisoner of war. The service at the V F W hall featured prayers scripture readings and benediction by local clergy and Salvation Army music. Attendees included American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars members and out of town visitors from Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
John Guy Dunlap
Prudence Dunlap
Middle Street
Guy Dunlap
Pyoktona
North Korea
V. F. W. Hall
Everett Wright
S. E. Brooks
Bath
J. A. Mitchell
Livermore Falls
Salvation Army
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. A. Pitcomb
Stewart Currier
H. P. Smiley
Bangor
Morse High Notes Highlight Student Clubs and Activities
Charles Sewall of Burdett College spoke on blueprinting a career at the assembly. Rifle club officers are President Bob Champagne and others with Harold Brown as advisor. Future Homemakers of America officers were installed October 15 and plan Christmas boxes for children abroad. Volleyball has about 130 girls participating led by Jane Fraser and others. Freshman Council members are Carol Henderson and David Newcomb with Judy Losier as class representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sewall
Burdett College
Rifle Club
Bob Champagne
Bob Percy
Connie Kerwin
Courtney Prentiss
Donald MacKenzie
Harold E. Brown
Homemakers of
America
Judy Crocker
Nancy Young
Syvilla Wyman
Pat Bailey
Judy Boyce
Dotty Robins
Pat Brewer
Jane Raser
Pat Carver
Pe Hanson
Frances Witham
Ances Warner
Judy Losier
Sally MacPhee
Shir’ Beal
Carol Wilson
Carol Henderson
David Newcomb
Perry
Mr. Murphy
Judge Deering and son in law head to hunting trip
Judge Garecner Rex Deering of Bath municipal court and his son in law Reginald L Parker of Turner court depart with Bath National Bank employee for a week long hunting trip to Brighton Somerset County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garecner
Rex Deering
Reginald L. Parker
Turner Court
Brighton
Somerset County
Judge Deering
Bath
Parker
Bath National Bank
Bath Doctor Discusses Fluoridation of City Water
A Bath doctor argues against rushing fluoridation in public water. He cites Newmann and other studies, warns of toxic risks from fluorine compounds, and urges go slow until five-year experiments clarify benefits and safety for all age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. Miller
Aluminum Company of America
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security Administration
Attorne
Young Patient Norman Reil Under Observation in Brunswick
Norman Reil aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Reill of Hardings, is a patient at Memo-nootal hospital under observation in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Reil
Douglas Rell
Hardings
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Merry’s
Wiscas
Jo Farrin
Boylston Hutchins
Richmond L. White
Anna C. Reed
Richard Placilla
Érteeet McFadden Pharmacy
A. Hallet & Company
Mabel Kas
Union Bridge School
Kennebec
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Sherman
Roy Wilson
Moatsweag
Day's Ferry Community Club
Mary Hall
Ethel Bailey
Geraldine Edgerly
Nequasset Extension Group
Montsweag
Knox-Lincoln Extension Association
New Memorial Hall
Union
Union P. T. A
Arrowsic
Paul Drouin
Janet
Joyce
Lawrence
Saugus
Frank J. Walker
Lemuel Preble
Raymond Ainsworth
Washington, D. C
Ainsworth
Robert Hogan
National Capitol
Washington
Wiston
David McKellar
New Center School
Nequasset
Ruth Shaw
Hazel Hopkins
Alvah Donnell
Florence Temple
Eleanor Jameson
Alice Galvin
Jennie Howe
Georgie Walker
Nequasse
Woolwich Youngsters
Manx
Dietetic Association Meeting
Propeller Club
Garden Federation
Tate House
VFW Hall
Morse
Anne
Independent
H. H. Newmann
New York City
School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Faculty of Medicine
Columbia University
New York State
of Medicine
Newmann
Cay
Mexia Valley
Mexico
Italy
Sheffield
England
Boyd and Cheyne
Iowa Cor
West
Chemical Week
Ozark-Mahoning Co
Journal of the American Medical Association
J. Larner
Chicago
A Journal of
American Association
Com
Gee Eyed
United States
USPHS
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
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