Open House Draws Large North Center Meeting
Center group and North Center district teachers hosted the first Open House of the season Monday at Huse school. President Mrs. Ralph Milliken led an auction, discussed activities, and noted Christmas party supervision by room mothers. A children’s theater event is planned for December 8 at Morse High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Huse
G. Thomas Murphy
Ralph Milliken
Children’s Theater of
Portland
Morse High School
Lloyd Hooker
John A. Greene, Jr
Andrew Babkirk
North Primary
Merton Bradway
Public Library
Russell S. Hitchcock
North Center
Milliken
Alfred Caton
Raymond Chubbuck
Roy Loeschner
North Grammar
Anna Reed
Bath
Knights of Columbus Honor Feeney at Lewiston Banquet
A large turnout of Sagadahoc Council Knights attended a Sunday banquet at Holy Cross Church in Lewiston honoring Most Rev. Daniel F. Feeney on the fifth anniversary of his service to the Portland diocese. Grand Knight Carlton Perry sat at the head table as Bath and Lewiston members, many with spouses, joined delegates from Bath Lisbon Falls and Brunswick. Fr. Feeney received a purse of money and a spiritual bouquet from the Bath Lewiston Lisbon Falls and Brunswick councils. Fr. Timothy C. Maney presided at St. Mary’s Catholic church in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of
Joseph Marquis
Harvey Bergeron
Richard Renshaw
John Allain
Henry Biggins
Joseph Wilson
Frank Manion
Maron Genthner
Feeney
Bath
Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Brunswick
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Catholic Church
City officer missed event for friend's funeral in South Berwick
A city official intended to attend a noted occasion but was compelled to travel to South Berwick to honor an old and dear friend's funeral with services held there.
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South Berwick
Stewardship Program at Winter Street Parish
Winter Street Parish church launches a stewardship program under deacon Elmer Williams. On December 2, 80 men will visit every home in pairs to seek voluntary support, not money, for church work and worship. Preparatory meetings feature Dr. Fred Thompson and Dr. Orville Lozier with consecration planned on Loyalty Sunday.
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Winter Street
Elmer Williams
Fred Thompson
Woodfords Congregational Church of
Portland
Orville Lozier
Congregational Christian Conference of Maine
Ministers Association Holds Monthly Meeting in Bath
Bath ministers gathered at Corliss Street Baptist church for the monthly session led by vice president Rev. Arvid L. Anderson in the absence of president Rev. C. Clifford Sargent. John Simmons of the United Christian Youth Movement outlined Call for United Christian Youth Action aimed at enlisting 1,000,000 American youth. program runs Jan 27 to Feb 3. Next meeting set for Dec 3. Rev. Anderson noted programs will be mailed to pastors. Attendees included Rev. Richard J. Schaper and Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson among others. regrets from Rev. Daniel W. Staffeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministers Association
Corliss Street Baptist Church
C. Clifford Sargent
Arvid L. Anderson
John Simmons
United Christian Youth Movement
New England
Call
United Christian Youth Action
Anderson
Daniel W. Staffeld
Woolwich
Richard J. Schaper
David L. Wilson
Richard Klimoff
Macy Whitehead
Howard F. Cramer, Jr
Louis A. Dole
Maine Politics Address To Lions Club Sparks Interest
Lionel A. Lemieux, Lewiston Journal political writer, spoke on Maine politics at a Lions Club meeting. He urged active citizen involvement to influence government costs, praised Republican leadership for cooperation, noted the 2% sales tax and 100 million highway project as major late legislature actions, and predicted a dynamic gubernatorial race with Payne possibly seeking a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel A. Lemieux
Lewiston Journal
Maine
Lions Club
Augusta
State House
Bath
Mr. Lemieux
Lal’ Lemieux
Payne
Roy Hussey
Bert Cross
Lemieux
Flavoring whipped evaporated milk with citrus zest
A home kitchen note describes whipping chilled evaporated milk and adding lemon juice for a dessert topping. Grated lemon or orange rind provides flavor that pairs well with ginger bread, bread pudding, and peach shortcake using canned or frozen peaches.
Fourth Wedding Anniversary Observed In Brunswick
Mr and Mrs John DeLong of 9 Cedar street Brunswick observed their fourth wedding anniversary on October Eite with relatives and friends in Bath Woolwich Dresden and Brunswick attending A joint anniversary and birthday party with gifts for the couple and assistance from their son Sidney The home was festively decorated with Fall flowers and a large iced cake The gathering included guests from Bath Sagadahoc Ferry and South Dresden and featured a social evening and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeLong
Cedar Street
Brunswick
Bath
Woolwich
Dresden
DeLong
Sidney
William DeLong
Sagadahoc Ferry
Alfred Back
Lewis A. Beliveau, Jr
Libbie Ann
Milford Simmons
Edward Palmer
Etta Lilly
South Dresden
Jonn DeLong
Last windjammers fade from Australia to England run
Sailing ships carried grain on a 15000 mile Australia to England run as late as 1949, but the last windjammers have been replaced by engine propelled ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
All Day Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Meeting At Bodwell Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange held an all day session with Bodwell Grange in Phippsburg. Ninety six attendees included West Bath and Dro more granges. program featured Apple Week discussion led by State Sen. Joseph W. Larrabee and remarks by Charles M. White. A harvest dinner was served and future meeting set for Nov 28 in Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Phippsburg
Margaret Gilman
Bodwell
Charles M. White
Winthrop
State Grange
Pomona
Edric Wheeler
Brunswick
Merry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Grange
Joseph W. Larrabee
Maine
McIntosh
State- Grange
Macy Whitehead
Helena Oliver
Christopher Columbus
Lucy Armstrong
Totman
Blaisdell
Minnie Plummer
the Grange
Millward Patten
Gladys Rogers
West Bath Grange
Dromore Grange
Mercie MacFadden
Elfreda Perkins
Memorial Hospital
East Brunswick
West Bath
David Henderson
Jenniebell Stetson
Bernice McGlinchy
Ida Oliver
Gertrude Trott
Harry Peterson
Bessie Snow
Ethel MacDonald
Esther Andrews
Estella Doughty
Vivian Brown
Marion Farnsworth
Charles Soule
Emma Crosby
Otis Card
Persis Miller
Ella Coombs
Lillias Larrabee
Leonard Munsey
Sergeant Hayward Stationed Here in Bath
Sgt. John A. Hayward will be stationed permanently at the Bath recruiting station announced by station commander Sgt. Kenneth R. Judkins. A Bath native, Hayward has served four and a half years in the Army including three years in Panama. He trained at Fort Belvoir and Fort Bliss and is married to Patricia Dionne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hayward
Bath
Kenneth R. Judkins
Hayward
Fred D. Hayward
High Street
Panama
Sgt
Fort Belvoir
Engineer
Patricia Dionne
Camille Tit Dionnie
Union Street
Hyde Camp Past Commanders Night honors Legard 25-year bar
Hyde Camp marked Past Commanders Night at the G A R hall with Forrest Legard serving as commander. A 25-year member bar was presented to Legard by Vernon W. Miller, as senior officers and auxiliary members, led by Mrs Lillian Farrington, celebrated with remarks and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
G.A.R. Hall
Forrest Legard
Artland K. Rogers, Jr
C. Lloyd Hooker
Maurice J. Warner
Vernon W. Miller
William Saunders
Norman Friz
Eleanor MacDonald
Sarah Garcelon
Edith Miller
Mildred Cressey
Gertrude Wakefield
Alice Rideout
Frances L. Warner
Lucelia Blake
Miss Joan Longley Graduates From Nursing School
Miss Joan R. Longley daughter of Mr and Mrs Cyrus William Longley of 122 Court Street was among 69 women receiving diplomas at the 1951 graduation exercises of the Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing held Saturday afternoon at Copley Methodist church in Boston. She completed a 15 month course and is eligible for licensure in Massachusetts and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Longley
Cyrus William Longley
Court Street
Household Nursing Association
Copley Methodist Church
Boston
Miss Longley
Massachusati
Newbury Street
Halloween Party Honoring Ronald Norton Held at Simonton Home
A Halloween party was hosted Wednesday last week at 477 Washington Street for Ronald Norton. Guests included Ronnie Stover, Dickie Bake, Ruth Doughty, Raymond McNeil, Robert White, Richard Ricky, James Stover, Patricia Stover, Walter Staples, Michael Brown, Harry Van Buren, Larry Brown, Richard Elwell, Richard Lutz, Gregory Douglas, Stephanie Rush, Patricia Haab, Roberta Haab, Juanita Cressey, and others.
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Ronald Norton
Georgianna Simonton
Washington Street
Ronnie Stover
Dickie Bake
Ruth Doughty
Raymond McNeil
Robert White
Richard Ricky
James Stover
Patricia Stover
Walter Staples
Michael Brown
Harry van Buren
Larry Brown
Richard Elwell
Richard Lutz
Gregory Douglas
Stephanie Rush
Patricia Haab
Roberta Haab
Juanita Cressey
Halloween Party At 9 Central Avenue
A Halloween party was enjoyed by nine youngsters at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Almy on Central avenue. Guests included Mrs Edgar Stinson and daughters Evelyn and Barbara Mrs Benjamin Mccunee and daughters Donna and Karen Mrs Herbert Fraser daughter Mary Mrs Bernard Fraser daughters Joan Janice Kenneth and Robert Almy and Mrs Kenneth Almy. The passage notes the 1815 pledge of major European powers guaranteeing Swiss independence to avert border incidents among France Italy and Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Almy
Central Avenue
Edgar Stinson
Evelyn
Barbara
Benjamin McCunee
Donna
Karen
Herbert Fraser
Mary
Bernard Fraser
Joan
Janice
Kenneth
Robert Almy
Europe
Switzerland
France
Italy
Bavaria
Buchanan and Victoria Exchange Early Transatlantic Cable Message
In 1858 President James Buchanan and Queen Victoria of England exchanged initial messages signaling the first transatlantic telecommunication link. The historic exchange marked a milestone in international communication and showcased early cooperation between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Queen Victoria
England
Wanted Woman for House Work by Auburn Doctor
A Lewiston note seeks a woman aged 17 to 50 for house work with private room and board at a weekly $15 rate. Respond with photo to O Connell at 11 Lisbon Street Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
O'Connell
Lisbon
Lewiston
Mrs Chubbuck Honored At Lincoln Street Card Party
Friends of Mrs Raymond Chubbuck hosted a Thursday evening card party at Mrs Donald Freeman’s home 30 Lincoln Street. Mr and Mrs Chubbuck plan to move to Massachusetts where he will be assistant plant engineer at Polaroid Co Cambridge. Prizes at each table went to Mrs Carl Pierce Mrs Richard Sherwood Mrs John Hart and Mrs Stewart McAllister. Refreshments were served and a going away gift was given. Community groups noted include North Center PTA Cosmopolitan club Pine Cone Troop 4 Girl Scouts and other projects. Participants included Mrs Carl Pierce Mrs Gerard Billington Mrs Bernard Knight Mrs Ernest Bailey Mrs John Robbins Mrs Richard Schaper Mrs John Hornsinger Mrs Richard Sherwood Mrs Paul McCole Mrs John Hart Mrs Harvey Hartley Mrs Allan Noble Mrs Manley Grant Mrs Stewart McAllister and hostess Mrs Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Chubbuck
Donald Freeman
Lincoln Street
Chubbuck
Inter Street Congregational Church
North Center P.T.A
Cosmopolitan Club
Pine Cone Troop 4
Carl Pierce
Gerard Billington
Bernard Knight
Ernest Bailey
John Robbins
Richard Schaper
John Hornsinger
Richard Sherwood
Paul McCole
John Hart
Harvey Hartley
Allan Noble
Manley Grant
Stewart McAllister
Freeman
Marionette Show Delights Youngsters at Morse High
The Tinderbox marionette performance at Morse High School auditorium drew a large, enthusiastic crowd from city schools. One third life size puppets performed five acts amid bright costumes as the P. T. A. Council sponsored the fall entertainment. Committee members included Mrs Loring D Small Mrs Margaret Griffith Mrs Harry Larrabee Mrs Ralph Milliken Mrs Edward McGuiggan Mrs Courtney Stover and Mrs Charles T Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
P. T. A. Council
Loring D. Small
Margaret Griffith
Harry Larrabee
Ralph Milliken
Edward McGuiggan
Courtney Stover
Charles T. Small
Bailey, Dames Engage in Planned December Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ernest J Bailey of 13 Oliver Street announce the engagement of Kathrine M Bailey to Ralph Dames son of Mr and Mrs John Dames of Ann Arbor Michigan. Kathrine a Bingham High School and New England Conservatory graduate teaches music at Mount Saint Scholastica college Atchison Kansas. Ralph a U S Marine veteran will receive a mathematics degree from the University of Michigan in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Bailey
Oliver Street
Kathrine M
Ralph Dames
John Dames
Ann Arbor
Mich
Miss Bailey
Bingham High School
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
University of Michigan
Mount Saint Scholastica College
Atchison, Kan
Dames
U. S. Marines
Education Week Observed Across Nation November 11 to 17
American Education Week invites the public to see schools in action discuss trends and developments and promote school well being. Bath schools plan several programs while urging parent visits during the week. The piece warns about higher taxes affecting business incentives and purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Republic
Bath
Coal Output Share Falls on Pennsylvania Mines
It is estimated that about 24 percent of all coal mined in America comes from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pennsylvania
World War era bomber packs vast wiring system
The U. S. B-36 bomber incorporates 27 miles of electric wiring within its structure and its anti icing equipment could heat a 600 room hotel, highlighting the scale of its advanced electrical systems.
Brunswick Area Groups Promote Blood Drive and Local Events
A Brunswick hamlet roundup reports PTA supper at Coombs School on November 14 with 6 30 pm entry charges for members and guests. Blood donation drives run November 13 20 at Naval Air Station Bowdoinham for ages 21 to 59. Red Cross contact numbers listed. local clubs, farms, and fertilizer firms urged to participate. Personal notices include moves, births, visits, and gatherings. a parakeet returns home after a neighborhood scare.
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PTA
Coombs
Frank Powers
Malcolm Jewell
Dan Christie
James Brice
Bert Merrill
Dudley
Winfred Dodge
Bowdeinham
Bowdoinham
Red Cross Rooms
Brunswick
Tel
Red Cross
Merrymeeting Poultry Farm
Sagedahoc Fertilizer Co
Helen Millay
Delmar Curtis
Milton Temple
Stanley Baker
Katherine Hobart
Richard Moore
Lottie Edgecomb
Raymond Dyer
Bowdoin
Paul Cummings
John Furbish
Lionel Jacques
Topsham
Vernon Tourtelette
Brunswick High
Richmond High School
Mary Hardie
Florida
Vincent Jones
Shepard Edwards
Stockton Springs
Alexandria
Fort Meade
Sally
Westbrook
Walter H. Smith Rites Held At Heenie Funeral Home
Walter Herbert Smith died at his daughter Mrs. John Tarr’s home. He was born in Gardiner on June 9, 1874, son of Simeon and Mary Studley Smith. Surviving are his wife Blanche and daughter Mrs. Tarr. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Herbert Smith
Heenie
John Tarr
Gardiner
Simeon
Mary Studley Smith
Blanche
Tarr
Ridge Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Group
Huse School
Knights OF Columbus
Daniel F. Feeney
Ministers Association Monthly Meeting
First Federal Savings2“Loan Association
Front ST. Bath, ME
John D’long
Sagadahoc
Sergt. Hayward
W. T. Grant CO
Bath, Maine
Hyde Camp
Kessler
Savell Farm Equipment Co
Call Brunswick
Coln
Mrs. Chubbuck
Vernon Perry
Milo
Anna Palmer
Alice Palmer
Farm Bureau
Andrew Peterson
The
Eastern Star
Miriam Rideout
Cora Denham
Martha
Electa Chapter
I. Pedro Bronicle Ackley
George Ackley
Opera House
Douglas
Parker - Bendix
Storya
PVN OF the Indies
Parsey
Debra Paget
Vivien Leigh
Marlon Brando
Inc
Mil
Joe Palooka
John Garfield
Shelley Winters
Windsor
Manana
Spade Cooley
Eddie Lebaron
ORCH
Rio Brothers
Jon-E
North St
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