Woolwich Teachers elect officers and note staff changes
The Woolwich Teachers club met at Central school for routine business and the annual 1955 1956 officers were elected with Mrs Florence Temple as president Mrs Eleanor Jameson as vice president and Mrs Hazel Hopkins as secretary plus re elected treasurer Mrs Jennie Howe. New members were welcomed and the Nequasset school reopening prompted staff additions. A January meeting and Christmas tree supper were planned with a buffet after adjournment. Many local residents and guests attended or were mentioned in connected notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gordon Merry
Ann Marie Grover
F. S. Littlefield
Edgecomb
Merry
Fred W. Merry
Ernest H.grover
Blanch Stickney
Elliott ‘Abbott
Huntoon Grange Hall
Dorothy Grover
Jane Merry
Shirley Grover
Dorothy Raymond
Cowan
Sanders Construction Co
Wiscasset
Robert Maysbury
Thomas Rankin
Arambec Lodge
Edna Wilson
Maurice 'Pendleton
Wesley Tolman
Waldoboro
Baxter Tolman
Warren
Beverley Miller
Harold Shea
North District
Knox-Lincoln
Lincoln Academy
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln County
Richard Barker
Huntoon Hill Grange
Pomona
Huntoon Hil Grange
John Wyman
Emery Pinkham
Mildred Wyman
Ceres
Julia Barker
Marco Club
H. C. Schreveland
Damariscotta
Sand Blas
Cub
Congregational
Carroll
St. Philip’s Church
Parent Teachers’ Club
Charlotte Francis
Chicago
National Association
Lincoln-Gagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Association
Congregational Parish House
Stanley G. Waltz
Mildred Burrage
Henry Darling
Clarence Race
Malcolm Barter
Bremen
Edward Fertig
Bristol
Henry Beston
Nobleboro
Leslie Hunnibel
Anna
Lloyd Hewitt
Somerville
Nelson Bailey
Newcastle
Asa D. Tupper
David Soule
Wallace Ripley
Doi
St. Philip's Church
Richard Newell
Southwest Harbor
Medomak
Air Force
Richard Earl Whalen
Boothbay
David Clayton Seiders
South Bristol
Marine Corps
Garrison Hill
O. E
Wiwurna
First Congregational Church
Martin Luther
Pilgrim Fellowship Group
Amoco
Woman’s Club
Harold Campbell
Citizenship Department
E Woolwich Teachers Club
Central School
Florence Temple
Eleanor Jameson
Hazel Hopkins
Jennie Howe
Edith York
Alice Pye
Marguerite Cornish
Nequasset School
Agatha Hatch
Jessie Spaulding
Ruth Shaw
Alva Donnell
Obituary: John Greenleaf Dies in New York
John Greenleaf a former North Edgecomb resident died in New York Friday Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a m at Cowley Funeral Parlors Interment was in Edgecomb Greenleaf was well known in the area and a 1919 graduate of Wiscasset Academy and a 1923 UMaine alum.
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John Greenleaf
North Edgecomb
New York
Cowley
Edgecomb
Greenleaf
Wiscasset Academy
University of Maine
Bath women hear Civil Defense census plan
Mrs Inez Wing deputy director of Civil Defense Maine told Bath Business and Professional Women that a forthcoming census will aid emergency planning by creating a working file of all families and statuses. Miss Father Brown urged accurate form filling and the grandma's pantry concept. Esther Brown chaired with aides. Next meeting December 13 features a Christmas party with gift exchange and canned goods for a Christmas basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricane
Inez Wing
Augusta
State of
Maine
Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Sedgwick
Esther Brown
National Security
Wendell B. Heal
Robert Jewell
W.H. McGlinchy
Donald Smith
Asenith Haggett
Miles B. Hagan
John W. Sonia
Lawrence A. Lowell
A. A. Stott
Co Workers Class of First Baptist Church Meeting Recap
Members of the Co Workers Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening. They donated 10 to the Mission Love gift and 5 to the thanksgiving basket. Fifty five house calls were reported. Committees for the December 13 meeting at Mrs Bertham Furber’s Bedford Road home were Devotions Mrs Bernice Oliver Refreshments Mrs Florence Woodside Mrs Bertha Furber Entertainment Mrs Esther Sullivan and Mrs Cora Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Workers
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Lina Butler
Bedford Road
Bertham Furber
Bernice Oliver
Florence Woodside
Bertha Furber
Esther Sullivan
Cora Blakeney
Arrowsie Mothers Club Discusses School Upgrades and Plans
Arrowsie Mothers Club met at the schoolhouse to vote on new maps and an athletic gym for the school, with work set for next spring to be ready before summer. The club planned transport for Arrowsic children to Woolwich Central School in grades two, five, and eight, and a Spinney Mill road project began preparations for winter.
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Arrowsie Mothers’ Club
Spinney Mill
Arrowsic
Woolwich Central School
Frank Rittall
Arrowsie Mothers Club
Birthday Club
Doris Steen
Upper Washington Street
Bath
Emma Drummond
Natalie Steen
Leila Rosenwald
Helen Crocker
Leslie Ainsworth
Major
Raymond Ainsworth
Spinney Mills
Arrowsic School
Gertrude Phinney
Spinney Mill Road
Charlottesville
Richard Tice
Texas
Arrowsie
Hugh Eisenhauer
Annie Starkey
Newton
Mass
Chester Jenkins
Watertown
Franklin Wright
Falmouth
Auburn
Donald Dean
Joseph McLaughlin
Russell Sturmer
Wesley Youth Fellowship Bible Quiz Continues at Wesley Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship at Wesley church continued the Bible Quiz with prayer themes. Parson's Kids edged Bible Quiz Kids by one point as Rev Dr Oliver W Bell led questions with Miss Druscilla Fielding as score keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Church
Oliver W. Bell
Druscilla Fielding
Kent Stone
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Beacon Street Church
West Bath Sewing Group Aids Togus and Red Cross
The West Bath Sewing Group met at Mrs. Francis Deehan's home Thursday evening to make bandages for Togus hospital and the Red Cross. Refreshments were served. Several local residents and relatives were noted as visitors or callers from Rockport Gorham Kittery Brunswick Portland and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Francis Deehan
Togus Hospital
Red Cross
Alfred Condon
Stanley Rose
Oliver Wass
Courtney Stover
Harold Perkins
George Stimpson
Marcella Jenks
Albert White
Veterans Day Snow Snares North Bath Trails
North Bath reports its first snowfall of the season after Veterans Day. Highway trucks work to clear shoulders and stall a culvert at Newell Swain’s entrance. Local residents, hunting trips, and family visits are listed along with a calm note on a 1955 horse named Doubledogdare, a 2-year-old filly standing 16 hands.
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Newell Swain
Althea Ward
Robert Ward
James
West Bath
Elmer Rogers
Clarence Moore
Frankie
Viola Seavey
Winifred Hanley
Dorchester
Mass
Edwin Rogers
Harold McDonald
Togus
Norris Cunningham
William Lenfest
Lewiston
H. W. Rogers
Moore
Ryan Lawrence
Harry Higgins
James Rockefeller
Bina Staples
Bath
Doubledogdare
Hal Westerman
University of Maine
Destroyers
Junior High
Maurice Clark
Joe Robinson
Noah Caton
Bill Kingsbury
George Shaw
Dave Barter
Robert White
Greg Jenkins
Ed Boucher
David Gauvin
Sonneah Stinson
Tim Stinson
Jon Paisley
Peter Cooper
Leon Charpentier
Clifford Newell
Larry Brown
Ronald Belanger
Franst Emery
Robert Howe
Charles King
Fred Brown
Stewart Bradway
Harold Pinkham
George Cary
Stephen Belanger
Raymond Dow
Dudley Harrington
Merle Lounsbury
Stephen Lee
Bath Junior High Honor Roll Lists First Quarter
The Bath Junior High honor roll for the first quarter lists students by room. Notable names include Margaret Wetherington, Linda Ames, Don ald Child, Mary Jane Nugent, and Nan da Browne among many others across rooms 204 to 308.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Junior High School
Margaret Wetherington
David Burden
Annette Hicks
Paula Lessard
Wayne Snell
Linda Ames
Malcolm Carey
Charles Cary
Audrey Dingley
Richard Hart
Robert Hawkes
Holly Hutchins
Douglas Knight
Bruce Merrill
Brian Rowe
Elaine Turcotte
Ralph York
Donald Child
Charles Allen
David Church
Edward Greene
Ruth Hunter
Nancy Kocka
Bonita Luce
Jane Pearson
John Preney
Wayne Shaw
Robert Soucie
Barbara Kenney
Mary Jane Nugent
Judith Libby
Nancy Bruce
Jane Footer
Linda Chaney
Dawn Bowles
Colleen Brown
Mary Boudreau
Janice Card
Joan Clunie
Lynda Dutton
Peter Farrell
Wayne Fitzgerald
Ellen Fletcher
Margaret Galloupe
Jewell Flint
Barbara Fuller
Sharon Graffam
Joan Hart
Barbara Lawrence
Deborah Lawrence
Kathleen Lewis
Eleanor Main
Colleen O'Donnell
Jon Paisley
Louise Pearson
Virginia Percy
Peter Bourque
Kenneth Poole
Joyce Ring
Patricia McEarchern
Stephen Thayer
Carol Witham
Donna Young
Nanda Browne
Frank Blake
Frederick Brown
Stephen Wilson
Ruth Doughty
George Cary
Earle Cooper
Allan Church
Richard Delano
Pattie Dutton
Duane Fraser
Colleen Frank
Joan Fogg
Carol Hooker
John Kelliher
Marilyn McCobb
Nora Lebel
Linda Leeman
Stephen Lee
Helena Marco
Helen McBrine
Richard Soucie
Kathleen Watson
David Ketchum
Virginia Stevens
Carl Stinson
Harry Stone
David Thornton
Joyce Turcotte
Roger Upham
David Watts
Edna White
Thomas York
Richard McIntosh
Edna McPhee
Gary Meister
Gloria Overlock
Sally Mullaney
Rosalie Reynolds
Marlene Prawer
Elwyn Rittall
Deirdre Richardson
Donald Rosignol
Joyce Scanlin
Beau Haven Riding Club Plans Hayride in West Bath
At a Sunday meeting the Beau Haven Riding and Social Club outlined a November 26 hayride from Sagadahoc County Court House in Bath at 7 p.m. with a stop at Littlefield School for refreshments to fund the clubhouse. Reservations: Beau Haven Ranch or Mrs Ruth Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Haven
Littlefield School House
West Bath
Sagadahoc County Court House
Bath
Littlefield School
Beau Haven Ranch
Ruth Fuller
Lance Fuller
West Bath Grange Hall
Old Population Shifts Boost Solitaire Popularity
The article notes the rise of people aged 65 and over from 3 million in 1900 to 12.5 million in 1950 and projected to 16 million by 1960. It highlights Solitaire, especially Spider, as a favored pastime among older adults, providing tension relief and mental engagement.
Club Chooses Littlefield School For Winter Meeting
Members selected the Littlefield school as the club meeting place for the winter session. Refreshments were served and music and dancing provided entertainment for the 15 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield School
Bath Iron Works wrestling draws 330 fans for BIW show
Some 330 wrestling fans packed the Bath Iron Works Recreation Hall Saturday night for three BIW Recreation Association bouts. In the main event Vickie Lynn and Carol Cook defeated Lana Lamar and Mary Jane Mull in a two out of three falls tag, while Emil Duprie of Quebec upset Les Ruffin one fall in the semi windup. The opening bout between Rocky Barron and Nelson Royal ended in a 30 minute draw. Officials called the card a success with more bouts likely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
BIW Recreation Association
Vickie Lynn
Carol Cook
Lana Lamar
Mary Jane Mull
Emil Duprie
Quebec
Les Ruffin
Rocky Barron
Nelson Royal
Peggy Lou Sturtevant Birthday Party Saturday
Miss Peggy Lou Sturtevant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sturtevant celebrates a birthday party this Saturday at home with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Lou Sturtevant
Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur
Fifth birthday party at 21 Old South Place
E Sturtevant hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for friends at her home. Prizes went to Leo Hurtubise, Julie Robbins, and Joanne Sturtevant. Guests included Kaleele Sarkis, Gail Leonard, Cindy Robbins, Marjorie Cormier, and others. refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.
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E. Sturtevant
Old South Place
Leo Hurtubise
Julie Robbins
Joanne Sturtevant
Kaleele Sarkis
Gail Leonard
Julie
Cindy Robbins
Marjorie Cormier
Sue
Morse High Senior to Speak at Inner Wheel Meeting
Morse High School senior Miss Stephanie Rush will be guest speaker at the Inner Wheel Thursday meeting at Mrs. George Sargent’s home 928 Middle Street at 1 p.m. She will discuss her Dirigo Girls State experience from Colby College last summer, sponsored by Inner Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Spaulding
Woolwich
West Point
Phippsburg
Elwood Howe
Allen
Billerica
Mass
John McNeish
Duncan
Wellesley
McNeish
Brian M. Jewett
Day's Ferry
Portland
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
John Larrabee
West Bath
Eleanor Carter
Mason Carter
Central Maine Power Co
Rockland
Cleveland
Ohio
Stephanie Rush
Morse High School
Inner Wheel
George Sargent
Middle Street
Auto registration reveals 3.3 persons per passenger
A United States study reports an average of 3.3 people per passenger automobile registration. The figure reflects household occupancy and vehicle ownership patterns across states.
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United States
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Main Street
William Schulze
Spinning Wheel Club
Albert Temple
River Road
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Nequasset
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Neqausset
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Lee
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Frank J. Walker
Dav’s Ferry
Elta Robson
Barley Neck Road
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George Leeman
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L. Ames
Annie Heald
Florence Lowe
Eleanor Longwood
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