Greater Bath Churches Plan Early 1958 Canvass Drive
The Greater Bath Council of Churches launches an Every Member canvass for 1958 budgets with two evening sessions at Winter Street Congregational and Wesley Methodist churches. Rev. W Lloyd Williams leads the Winter Street training after a 6 pm dinner, while Rev. Bo Hartwell Daley heads the Wesley event. Grace Episcopal and Church of the New Jerusalem join in, with Thanksgiving Sunday set for canvassing and pledge turning, followed by church bells rung upon success.
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Greater Bath
Bo Hartwell Daley
Pleasant Street
Watersole Wall
Elire
Wesley
Beach Street
West Bath
Workers of
Mr Daley
Waterville
Church of the New Jerusalem
Parks-Lesier Wedding in St Marys Church
Judith Ann Lesier and William Frederick Parks wed in a Monday ceremony at St Marys Church West Bath. The bride wore a waltz length gown with seed pearl crown veil and carried white carnations. The couple will reside at 194 North Street after a New York wedding trip.
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Judith Ann Lesier
Edward J Lesier
West Bath
William Frederick Parks
William Parks
Zuth
Mr. Parks
Francis J. Morrissey
St. Mary’s Church
Leoretta Barter
Sandra London
Jo Ann Miller
Bath
Joseph McCole
Jerry Davie
Jerry Lesier
Pamela Hagerthy
Paul. Boudrau
James Juliano
Morse High School
Parks
Sears, Roebuck Inc
New York
North Street
Talk On MESC Law Is Given At Bath Lions Club
Bath Lions Club hosted a meeting at Richards' restaurant with guest speaker Charles Lishiness of the Maine Employment Security Commission. Induction of William Boyle and transfer of Joseph Mullen to the club were announced. a Scotch auction raised funds for Bath Area United Fund.
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Bath Lions Club
William Boyle
Bath National Bask
Lions Club
Richards
Lawrence McCurdy
Govenor
Charles Lishiness
Maine Employment Security Commission
Gusf
Joseph Mullen
Clappison's Oil Co
Lions
Lishiness
Corliss Street church Cub Pack 52 reorganized
Cub Pack 52 sponsored by the Men’s Brotherhood of Corliss Street church was reorganized with 30 parents and 25 boys present at the parish house. William Lockwood attended as district scout executive. officers named include Wallace Hinkley as institutional representative and Raymond Watson as treasurer.
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Men's Brotherhood of
Corliss Street
William Lockwood
Wiscasset
Wallace Hinkley
Albert Denico
Raymond Watson
Harry Cornish
John Swearingen
Paul Graffam
Scothy Doyle
Harold Grundy
Leland Patton
Oscar Marsh
Solar Lodge Prepares Past Masters Night Observance
The 47th Past Masters Night of Solar Lodge F and A M will be observed November 25 with 21 Past Masters honored. A 6:30 supper precedes the evening program as Master Mason’s degree work is conducted by lodge officers led by Arthur W. King and others, including John W. Gillespie and David B. Rich.
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Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Mary Douglas
Maude Flood
Florence Blaisdell
Luther S. Thompson
Margaret Harkins
Mary Leonard
Lucelia Blake
Nellie D'Arcy
Mac Ward
Mabel Merrill
Sarah Shaw
David Y. Alkazin
Mildred Clark
Doris Aikenhead
Madelyn Robson
Elnora Oliver
John Sampson
City
Olive Corliss
Woolwich
Mabel Paquet
Burlington
Lucy Pike
Palo Alto
Calif
Olive Trufant
Bangor
Mary Penney
New London
Ruth Freeman
Caroline Robbins
Martha Bertrand
Dorothy Freeman
Alice Potter
Martha
Eleanor Merchant
Fred Osgood
Sentinel
Solar Lodge
Arthur W. King
John W. Gillespie
David Be, Rich
Donald T. Pipe
Herbert RK. Morse
Edwin H. P Lowell
Ralph N. Blakeney
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Plans Christmas Gift Drive
The Fleet Reserve Auxiliary of Bath and Brunswick plans a charity drive to supply Christmas gifts for local children. Chairwoman Mrs. Robert Kirkland of Tops ham said gifts and money are welcome and a Christmas party will be held for the children at the Brunswick Naval Air Station in cooperation with Bath and Brunswick church councils.
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Fleet Reserve Auxiliary
Bath and
Brunswick
Robert Kirkland
Topsham
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Kirkland
Church Councils
Resting Roast Poultry Improves Juices and Carving
Allow roast poultry to rest about 20 minutes after oven removal to absorb juices and improve carving. This pause also provides time to make gravy and remove cords and skewers.
Three Bath Men Graduate From Police Academy
Three Bath men graduated Friday night from the State Police Academy at the Augusta Armory with Gov. Edmund S. Muskie as guest speaker. The new troopers are Earl Haines William Boyland and Warren Munsey of the Bath area. They join a class of 33 and will serve temporarily at the Thomaston barracks pending definite assignments after a 10 week training period.
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Bath
State Police Academy
Augusta
Edmund S. Muskie
Earl Haines
William Boyland
Warren Munsey
Thomaston Barracks
Maine student offers help for Iraqi model ships
City officials report L C Dowling of Fao, Iraq seeks plans for American four to six masted schooners to build accurate ship models. Maine Central Institute student Stephen MacNaughton offers to relay drawings, and Judge Stanley W Judkins plans to provide Dowling with the contact details after confirming addresses.
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Stanley W. Judkins
Stephen MacNaughton
Bath
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
Iraq
Kennebec Marine Museum
City Hall
L. C. Dowling
Fao
Judkins
the Times
Dowling
MacNaughton
Mizpah Class Plans Christmas Supper at Church
Mizpah class of First Baptist sets Dec 7 supper after last week's meeting hostess Mrs. Buffam led devotions with Mrs. Trask. gift to church planned. Tickets at door by Mrs. Roy and Mrs. MacKenzie. Dec 3 vestry cleaning at church. Next week to plan Thanksgiving basket project. Members work on fancy work for Christmas sale.
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First Baptist Church
Roland Buffam
George Trask
George Carey
High Street
Rene Roy
Chester MacKenzie
Buffam
Trask
John Mitchell
Miriam House
Lila Place
Ralph Blakeney
Carey
Roy
Carl Grieves
Kenneth Thayer
Vinal King
Brunswick naval chief, daughter escape injuries in freak crash
A Brunswick Naval Air Station commissary steward and his four and a half year old daughter escaped with minor injuries after a car owned by Harold Small went out of control on Route 1. The car flipped end over end, landed on its wheels in reverse, and was totally damaged. Bonnie was thrown from the rear window and both were treated for head and face cuts. Archibald Stadium note later mentions Syracuse football ties.
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Brunswick Naval Air Station
Route 1
Harding Plant
Associated Press
Fabian
Harold P. Small
Bath
Small
Bonnie
Brunswick
Times
Early Morning Shopping Habit Emphasized For Fresh Perishables
Advice urges shoppers to begin their grocery trips early to maximize freshness of perishables. Wording highlights morning hours as optimal for selecting dairy, meat, and produce before daily degradation.
New Members Joined Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma
Eta chapter honors three new members at candlelight ceremony at the Cosmo club. Isadore Singer Elvira Birney and Emelyn Pratt join Bath Junior High Intermediates staff, while officers led by Mrs. Granville Colby preside with assistance from Trueworthy Flye Plumstead.
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Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Cosimopolitan Club
Isadore Singer
Elvira Birney
Bath Junior High School
Emelyn Pratt
West Southport
Granville Colby
Louise Miyo
Catherine Leonard
Hope Hersem
Iven A. Trueworthy
Harriet Flye
Frances Plumstead
Morton Young
Melzina McCaslin
Morse High School
McCaslin
Delta Chapter
Presque Isle
Nin
Beta Ehapteer
Portland
Eleanor Danforth
Charlotte Hilyard
Adel Woodward
Ella Curtis
Helen Hayes
Ruth Wilson
Amy Irish
Ann Thompson
Polio Vaccination Urgency Stressed by State Health Bureau
The State Bureau of Health urges universal polio vaccination after a paralytic poliomyelitis case in Calais Maine. The 22 year old mother on a respirator had no vaccine. another case involved a New England visitor with no vaccination. Free vaccine is available for pregnant women and under 20 through clinics and physician channels. Communities are urged to offer clinics and physicians to use the free vaccine to protect youth.
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Bureau of Health of State Department of Health and Welfare
Calais
Washington County
Maine
Department of Health and Welfare
South End PTA Youth Group Plans Thanksgiving Dance
South End PTA Youth Group discussed a Thanksgiving benefit dance at the association hall on Washington street to raise food for a local family. The group also voted to hold a public spaghetti supper soon and announced plans for future events.
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South End Pta
South End P. T. A
Association Hall
Washington Street
Linda Ames
Robert Bruce
Gary Wakefield
Donald Sweeney
Ronald Rittall
Linda
Gary Meister
Honor Roll For Junior High Is Announced
Moody Flint announced the first report period honor rolls for junior high grades seven to nine. The list names students by room with distinctions of honor and high honor across rooms 204 205 206 208 209 106 302 303 294 305 306 307 308 101 102 103 104 107 108 202 391 including students such as Joanne Dauphinee Linda Elliott Vivian Coggeshall Deborah Anderson William Allen Malcolm Carey and Mary Nugent among many others.
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Moody Flint
Honor
Joanne Dauphinee
Donna Petlock
Lynda McIntosh
Linda Elliott
Stephen King
Pamela Raven
Rosalie Huggard
Marie McMann
Jean Miller
Charles N. Nadeau, Jr
Paul King
Stephanie Perry
Sue Higgins
Thomas Bertocci
Vicki Norton
Eugenie Redmond
Noreen Addison
Linda Wallace
Deborah Anderson
Clarence Atwood
Karen Back
Vivian Coggeshall
Barbara Brown
Marguerite Boudreau
John Butcher
Stephen Carey
Allen Commeau
Susan Footer
James Day
Raymond Farnham
Mary Fleming
Davidl Fortier
Mary Galloupe
Gordon Gillies
Margo Goodwin
Pamela Hanson
Carol Lachance
Janice Libby
Linda Moffit
Jennifer McGuiggan
Linda McGuiggan
Nancy McInnis
Jean McMann
Michael McNeil
Brenda Penley
Patricia Rice
Martha Rea
Carla Tukey
Ind Honor
Carol Spasiano
Paula Stinson
Saly Thompson
William Allen
Myrtle Bennett
Donna Blanchard
Paula Boudreau
Malcolm Carey
Charles Cary
Nancy Bruce
David Burden
Linda Chaney
Deborah DeWick
Autrey Dingley
Edward Green
Gary W. Fitzgerald
Alexander Luke
Judith Libby
High Honor
Mary Nugent
Bdward Morton
Gayle Oliver
Education Exhibit To Be In Maine During December
A two car exhibit train titled Schoolroom Progress U S A will tour Maine December 11 to 16. Sponsored by Central Maine Power Co Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village the show travels 35 cities on a five year tour. In Portland the exhibit portrays early classroom history in one car with a log cabin 1800 the 1870 red schoolhouse and 1890s city schoolroom and in the second car the modern American school with books and writing materials.
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Schoolroom
Central Maine Power Co
Henry Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Mich
Maine
Joseph I. Smith
United States
Portland
Little Red
Twin B's To Have Annual Christmas Party In Bath
The Twin B's meet in Brunswick with Mrs. Iola Lombard as they announce the annual Christmas party for members on December 12. The Bath location will be announced. Attendees from Bath include Mrs. Sarah Potter and others. Brunswick members also attend.
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Bath
Pythian Sisters
Brunswick
Iola Lombard
Sarah Potter
Viola Melzard
Rose Wallace
Susie Darrah
Sophie Mikels
Emma Haley
Malina Stimpson
Alta Storer
Eva Smith
Bessie Hunt
Edith Colby
Iva Noble
Katherine Barrows
Bertha Kendrick
Weaver and Roderick Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony
Mrs Ethel Roderick and Mr Wilson Weaver married Thursday evening at a private home ceremony with Rev David L Wilson officiating. They will reside at 9 Gerald Street.
Flavorful Enhancements for Shrimp Salad Dressings
Finely diced celery and chili sauce mix into mayonnaise to enrich a shrimp salad. For nuts, use a screw-type nut cracker to crack walnuts or pecans and keep the nut meats whole.
Community notices and personal items from Bowdoinham news
Bowdoinham reports a Bible study at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Donald Taylor and plans for a Thanksgiving Day service at 9:30 a.m. in the Baptist church. Auxiliary Fire Department and Women’s Extension groups hold meetings with Christmas plans, bazaars, and refreshments. Personal items include birthdays, visits, and a China Baptist Church service for Mary F. Rowe who died Monday in China Village.
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Baptist Parsonage
Donald Taylor
Nazarene
Baptist
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Olive Frizzle
Winifred Dodge
Avery Fides, Jr
Ruth C. Dodge
Ann Uhle
Linwood Hackett
Fairfield Book Shop
Ralph McEwen
Merry Meeting Grange
John Brown
Comfort Branch Sunshine Society
Karl Hatch
Delmar Curtis
Curtis
Lottie Purington
Ralph Purington
Sharon
Dennis
Robert
John Curtis
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Doris
Pearl
Gladys Raymond
Gerald Swetman
Topsham
Caribou
Otto Palmer
Mabel Heenie
Ralph Champlain
Martha
Steve
Brookline
Fred Webb
Augusta
Sylvia
Vera Heath
Elmer Jordan
Carolyn Morse
Brunswick
Walter McKeen
Esther Noble
Mary Hamel
Emmerson
Glabb
Ethel Wallace
Linkenback
Louis Climo
Margaret Temple
Mary F. Rowe
Norman Rowe
Albion
James
Lara Breed Varney
China
China Baptist Church
George Rowe
China Village
Talk On Floral Arrangements At Bath BPW Club
Clarence N. Minott of Lincoln Street greenhouse spoke to the Bath Business and Professional Women's club at Hotel Sedgwick about forty years of floral arranging experience. He demonstrated centerpieces and corsages while committee members received corsages. The group announced a rummage and Christmas sale for November 23 at Central church parish house featuring foods, white elephants, sewn items, novelties, and rummage.
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Clarence N. Minott
Lincoln Street
Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Sedgwick
Minott
Mary Linekin
Charles Small
Katherine Kittredge
Central Church Parish House
Frances D. Young
Edmund Staples
Hotel Sedgwick
Gladys Chase
Natalie McNeil
Morse High School to Debate at Bowdoin Tournament
A record 23 schools enter Bowdoin College Interscholastic debate on December 7, with Morse High School among Maine entrants. The event features senior and novice divisions, judged by Bowdoin faculty, and awards plaques and merit certificates for top debaters.
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Bowdoin College
Albert R. Thayer
Bowdoin
Thayer
Maine
Morse High School
New England
Engagement of Hildegarde Truss To M Sgt Alfred Green
Miss Hildegarde Truss of Landshut Germany announces her engagement to M Sgt Alfred Green son of Mrs Howard Curran of 18 Dummer Street. Green is stationed in Germany with the U S Army and has served 13 years. A December wedding is planned.
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Hildegarde Truss
Landshut
Germany
Alfred Green
Howard Curran
Dummer Street
Supper Cancelled by Beth Teachers Club
Public bean supper scheduled by the Beth Teachers club for Saturday evening is postponed until further notice.
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Beth Teachers Club
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