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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1955

Page

4

Fifth grade teacher at Dike welcomed with corsage

Mrs. Maxine Furber began duties as the fifth grade teacher at Dike School replacing Miss Mary Brown. She received a corsage from her pupils on her first day. The article also notes moves and visits by local residents including patients at Hillside Rest, Memorial Hospital and family Thanksgiving plans.

Maxine Furber Dike Mary Brown Dike School Furber Lillian F Marion Murphy

Local notices and travel updates mixed in Bath items

Mrs. Bertha Davis plans winter in St Petersburg after a Buffalo visit with daughter Mrs. Donald Hodgdon. Rear Adm. Claude S. Gillette to speak at Pine Tree Council dinner in Augusta. Mrs. Forrest C. Legard hospital bound for surgery. son works at National Shawmut Bank. Ruth Doughty ill with chickenpox. Capt. Donald Logan family to New Jersey for Thanksgiving. Mary Luce injured in Farmington car crash. Rev. Elmer Bently spoke in Augusta. Lucien Bisson visiting Pottstown after Bath visit. Ethel Barter spent weekend in Boothbay Harbor with Capt. Barter’s family. Mary Gaudreau marshal at Sacred Heart Circle installation. Gertrude Blick attended. James W. Voorhees returns from two weeks in Boston.

Bertha Davis Granite Street Buffalo N. Y St. Petersburg Fla Florida Donald Hodgdon

Bagdikian resolves move after Marine discharge

Mr and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian Jr arrived home from Cherry Point NC where he was discharged from the Marines. He now works in the fiscal de face of the Hotel Statler Hartford CT and they will reside at 703 Albany Avenue Hartford. Out of town relatives attended John J Lowery funeral services including Mr and Mrs John MacDonald Mrs Margaret Batchelor Carl Wade Arthur MacDonald and Mrs Elizabeth Lundrigan others from Minto NB. Patrolman James DeCapua of Bath Police Department is a surgical patient at Maine General Hospital Portland.

Paul G. Bagdikian, Jr Cherry Point N C Bagdikian Statlerrtford Conn Albany Avenue Hartford John J. Lowery John MacDonald Margaret Batchelor Yarmouth Carl Wade Arthur MacDonald Elizabeth Lundrigan Minto N. B Donald Annable Quincy James DeCapua Bath Police Department Maine General Hospital Portland

Colby College Students Visit Water Ville for Thanksgiving

William and Robert, Colby College students, arrived in Water Ville on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II of 43 York Street. Will is a senior and Robert a freshman at Wa terville college.

William Robert Colby College Waterville Charles II York Street Will Waterville College

Rogers Returns to duties at hardware store

Walter C. Rogers resumes work at the Rogers hardware store on Front Street after a two month illness absence. The Rogers plan to move into their new home at 658 Washington Street by next week.

Walter C. Rogers Rogers Hardware Front Street Mrs. Rogers Washington Street

Hen nessy Couple Return From Boston Vacation

Mr and Mrs Mark W Hen nessy return to 134 Center Street after a several day vacation in Boston.

Mark W. Hennessy Center Street Boston

Visitors depart after week of family hosting

Mr and Mrs Samuel Jordan and son Dean of Kittery left after a weeklong visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Haggett at 43 York Street while Mr Haggett’s sister and her husband hosted. Mr and Mrs Harry Short of Columbus Ohio visit Woolwich with Mrs Sheldon’s family for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Russell Merchant and daughter Nancy were guests of Mrs Merchant’s parents in Ca ais Michigan.

Samuel Jordan Dean Kittery Mr. Jordan Charles Haggett York Street Harry Short Columbus, O William Sheldon Woolwich Russell F. Merchant Nancy Merchant Mrs. Merchant Israel] Fleming Caais

Local notices list hospital, travel and birth updates

Eugene P. Hawkes, 436 Washington Street, admitted to Maine General Hospital in Portland as a medical patient. Rev Dr and Mrs Oliver W Bell of Union Street travel to Auburndale Massachusetts for Thanksgiving with family. George H Musk to Petersburg Virginia for holiday visit. Romeo Biette of Brunswick welcomes a son born Sunday at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds. Kath leen Pert and Suphen Biette are the child’s maternal and paternal grandparents. Sumner Mains of Bay Point is a surgical patient at Fairfield Sanatorium.

Eugene P. Hawkes Washington Street Maine General Hospital Portland Hawkes Hyde Windlass Company Romeo Biette Brunswick Memorial Hospital Biette Kathleen Pert Perleston Pert Middle Street Mr. Biette Suphen Biette Dummer Street Sumner Mains Bay Point Fairfield Sanatorium

Pre-bridal Shower Held for Miss Lucy Orne at Brunswick Home

Mrs. Frank W. Cutting hosted a pre-bridal shower Friday evening at the Orne residence in Brunswick for Miss Lucy Orne R N of Bath Memorial hospital. Attending Bath guests included Mrs. Fred Robinson and Miss Yvonne Robinson. Rodney E. Ross Jr. and his wife, of 1024 Washington Street, left for Fort Lauderdale Florida after Mrs. Ross's mother Mrs. David Evans died.

Frank W. Cutting Lucy Orne R. N Bath Memorial Hospital Orne Brunswick Bath Fred Robinson Yvonne Robinson Rodney E. Ross, Jr Washington Street Fort Lauderdale Fla Ross David Evans

Fenns Plan Thanksgiving Visit to Marblehead

Mr and Mrs Converse G Fenn of 1023 High Street will depart Wednesday for Marblehead Massachusetts to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Fenns mother Mrs Arthur Corwin and Mr Corwin They will meet their daughter Diana a student at Oldfields school Glencoe Maryland there.

Converse G. Fenn High Street Marblehead Mass

Service members and families listed in local notices

George Biette returns home to 9 Pleasant Street after a year and a half in the U S Army, discharged at Fort Hood Texas on November 10 as a private first class. Alfred Pomerleau of 21 Raymond Court hosted visitors including his son Laurence US Army just back from Fort Benning GA, his wife and family, another son Bernard who re enlisted in the U S Air Force at Hanscom Field MA, and daughter Jeanne in Boston. Laurence will report to Fort Dix NJ December 19 for overseas duty assignment.

George Biette Pleasant Street U. S.army Fort Hood Texas Alfred Pomerleau Raymond Court Laurence U. S. Army Fort Benning Bernard U. S. Air Force Hanscom A. F. B Massachusetts Jeanne Boston Fort Dix N. J

Sewalls to Spend Thanksgiving in Greenwich

Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d of 963 Washington street leave Wednesday for Greenwich Connecticut where they will be Thanksgiving guests of their and Mrs Theodore Janeway.

Manley Breck Small Point Arthur Sewall 2d Washington Street Arthur Sewall Greenwich, Conn Theodore Janeway

Thaxters Visit Washington D C With Hale Family

Dr and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter of Cumberland Foreside spend three weeks in Washington D C at the home of Rep Robert Hale and his wife while the Hale family vacation identifies Mrs Thaxter as the former Priscilla Kimball of Bath Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street will guest at Thanksgiving dinner with cousins Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball of Cumberland Foreside

Langdon T. Thaxter Cumberland Foreside Washington, D. C Robert Hale Thaxters Thaxter Priscilla Kimball Bath Anne Kimball Lincoln Street Milton S. Kimball Cumberland

Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Gather Local Guests

Mr and Mrs G Thomas Murphy plan a Thanksgiving dinner at Linden Street with guests Mr and Mrs Waldron H Troop Mr and Mrs David C Dickson from the city and Dr and Mrs Milton C Stephenson of Wisconsin formerly Bath. Mrs Harold S Avery Jr and children Lynn and Diane of Reading Mass will join the Avery home on Western Avenue for the holiday.

G. Thomas Murphy Linden Street Waldron H. Troop David C. Dickson City Milton C. Stephenson Wiscasset Bath Harold S. Avery, Jr Lynn and Diane Reading, Mass Holida Harold S. Avery Western Avenue

Thanksgiving Dinner at 18 Tallman Street

Mrs. Oliver Carter hosts a Thanksgiving dinner at 18 Tallman Street with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Carter and their son Glenn and daughters Claudia and Penelope, along with Mrs. Elsie Small and daughter Nancy Small and Theodore Gaudreau. Mrs. Alfred McCabe remains a patient at Memorial Hospital.

Oliver Carter Tallman Street Harold J. Carter Glenn Claudia Penelope Elsie Small Nancy Small Theodore Gaudreau

Arrowsic Couple Welcomes Son at Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Philip Lawrence of Arrowsic are parents to a son born November 18 at Memorial Hospital. The mother Leona Tibbetts is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Tibbetts of Georgetown. The father is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lawrence of Arrowsic.

Philip Lawrence Arrowsic Memorial Hospital Lawrence Leona Tibbetts Elmer Tibbetts Georgetown Frank Lawrence

Dance figure Madelyn Wetherbee returns home after Boston weekend

Madelyn Wetherbee director of the School of the Dance returns home from Boston where she attended a meeting of the Dance Teachers club of Boston on Sunday. She visited with her father James Aeenden of Greenwood and other relatives while in the region for Thanksgiving.

Madelyn Wetherbee School of the Dance Boston Dance Teachers Club of Boston Mary Ellen. Moyland Ballet Rousse de Monte Carlo Ballet Theater Metropolitan Opera Co

Mrs Galen M Low and daughter to visit Hartwell home

Mrs Galen M Low and her daughter Miss Jean Low of Chestnut Hill Massachusetts will be guests for the holiday at Mrs Edward H Hartwell’s High street home. Mrs Helen Gagnon delivered a full bloomed pink rose to the Times office Tuesday. the bloom was given by Mrs Blanche Westall of Pop ham Beach from her garden that day.

Galen M. Low Jean Low Chestnut Hill Mass Mrs. Low Edward H. Hartwell High Street Helen Gagnon Times Office Blanche Westall Popham Beach

Mrs Harkins Leaves for Winter Visit with Family

Mrs. John Harkins recently sold her home at 26 Corliss Street and left Sunday to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Walter White and Mr White of Weymouth Heights Mass.

Walter White Weymouth Heights Mass Percy Low Granite Street John Harkins Corliss Street White

Thanksgiving Weekend Visit and Local Social Notes

Robert P Shaw Jr arrives from Nichols Junior College Dudley to spend Thanksgiving with his mother Dean Shaw at 9 Dummer Street. Mr and Mrs Stephen T Woodbury and son Stephen E Woodbury of Lunenburg will visit Mrs Ward B Smith on Middle Street. Ward mourns the recent death of Mrs E S Homer formerly of Bath at Old Orchard Beach. Mr and Mrs Robert Wishart of Wollaston were end guests of their niece and nephew Maynard O Brown and wife on Cottage Street.

Robert P. Shaw, Jr Nichols Junior College Dudley Mass Wat Dean Shaw Dummer Street Stephen T Woodbury Stephen E Woodbury Lunenburg, Mass Woodbury Ward B. Smith Middle Street Ward E.S. Homer Old Orchard Beach Bath Robert Wishart Wollaston, Mass Maynard O. Brown Cottage Street

Chamber committee lists and civic solicitation plan

A chamber of commerce committee under Chairman Mitchell outlines preliminary steps to address solicitations faced by business men and to probe the government's plan to dispose of Federal housing projects in the city. The group invites citizen suggestions to boost civic and economic improvements through chamber action.

Mitchell Howard W. Mayo James W. Temple Ralph E. Forbes Abe Greenblatt

Divided Study Program Links Andes University and U S

The University of the Andes plans to split about 600 students between its campus and Texas Illinois and Pittsburg for better technical training. President Alberto Lleras Camargo, a former Colombia president, notes sending students abroad gives access to advanced facilities and quality academic atmosphere.

Bogota University of the Andes Texas Illinois Pittsburg Alberto Lleras Camargo Colombia United States

Miss Merrye V Wright Weds Donald W Leavitt Jr at Corliss Lane Church

Miss Merrye V Wright becomes bride of Donald W Leavitt Jr. at Corliss Lane Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon. The couple's reception followed a ceremony with several Wright and Leavitt family members present. The bride, a Morse High School graduate, will reside in Wiscasset with the groom, a Woolwich native and local businessman.

Merrye V. Wright Donald W. Leavitt, Jr Corliss Lane Bant T Betee Merri W. Aer Middle Street Teevitt Herold L. Allen Edna Wright

Bath couple wed at Nazarene church in Bath

Asdell and Cressey unite in a Saturday evening ceremony at the First Church of the Nazarene. U S Navy hospital corpsman Donald Asdell of Royal Oak and Wanita Cressey of Bath share a double ring rite attended by family and two witnesses. The couple plans a wedding trip to Gloucester Heights New Jersey and will reside in Bath after returning.

Wanita Cressey Bath Donald Asdell U. S. Navy Royal Oak Mich Church of the Nazarene J. Lyal Calhoun Joan Lewis Gerard Beaudoin Brunswick Naval Air Base Miss Lewis Asdell John Osborne Washington Street Robert D. Asdell Brunswick Naval Air Station Louis Senecal Bluff Road Gloucester Heights N. J M. M Robert G. Black

Engagement Notice for Beverly Ann Morse High Graduate

Mrs. Thelma A. of 38 Russell announces the engagement of her daughter Beverly Ann to Theodore Livingstone Anderson son of Theodore R. Anderson and Mrs. Althea Gomes of Sebasco Estates. Beverly Ann is a Morse High School graduate and works at Senter's Inc. Theodore attended Brunswick High School and is a veteran of Army service. No wedding date set.

Thelma A Russell Street Beverly Ann Theodore Livingstone Anderson Theodore R. Anderson Althea Gomes Sebasco Estates Ene Morse High School Senter’s, Inc Anderson Brunswick High School Army

Tokyo Professor Claims Diet Affects Baby Gender

Meiji University Professor Hajime Uda argues that a well fed husband tends to father girls while a tired undernourished husband more often sires boys. He cites a survey of 10 towns and villages with more girls born among fishing communities.

Tokyo Hajime Uda Meiji University Ada

Theft hits Lincoln as patrols chase dual loot spree

Police feared a big night after simultaneous thefts reported in Lincoln Montana. Alcoholic drinks valued at sea and 1 400 pounds of dynamite missing sparked a major response from local authorities.

Lincoln, Mont

Fire Prevention Program Tuesday At Morse High

A fire safety program will be presented Tuesday evening November 29 at Morse High School auditorium. The Bath Fire Department and Sagadahoc County Civilian Defense sponsor Smokey the bear, the House of Hazards, and a marionette show from Portland. Officials urge parents to attend with children for practical disaster prevention lessons.

Morse High School Bath Fire Department Sagadahoc County Civilian Defense Smokey Fire Department House of Hazards Marrionette Portland Civil Defense

Helen and Joan Fenn Celebrate Birthday Party

The Misses Helen and Joan Fenn daughters of Mr and Mrs Converse G Fenn of 1023 High Street entertained with a lunch eon party Saturday for friends. The occasion marked Helen s eighth birthday and Joan s 10th. Guests wore cow boy and cowgirl outfits and prizes were won by Judy Footer and Harry Drake for best costumes. Judy McCole and Pexas no received honorable mention with other prizes going to Robert Buck Nancy Newell Ned Drake John Cary Frances Cary and Kathy Raven for games.

Helen Joan Fenn Converse G. Fenn High Street Joan Judy Footer Harry Drake Judy McCole Pexas No Meni Robert Buck Nancy Newell Target Games Ned Drake John Cary Frances Cary Kathy Raven

Wins Room Paint Job on National TV Program

Mrs. Raymon Hamel of Parker Head will have one room painted at her home as a prize from a national television show. She and her husband were invited to New York City for the Aug 5 appearance with expenses paid and will receive paint and labor and a $150 prize.

Raymon Hamel Parker Head Welcome Traveler

Change of Hands Tokyo Facilities to Japanese Government

The U S Army will release nine downtown Tokyo facilities to the Japanese government by next spring. The sites include the Kaijo Yaesu Yuraku hotels the Finance building Mitsubishi Main Mitsubishi No 21 the Forestry building Mitsubishi Naka 15 and the Peers Club Annex.

Tokyo U. S. Army Kaijo Yuraku Mitsubishi Main Mitsubishi No Forestry Mitsubishi Naka 15 Peers Club

Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts Hold Investiture and Awards

The Pine Tree Troop at Hyde Park Community Building conducted an investiture ceremony and Court of Awards during a Wednesday meeting. Several new scouts joined, and many earned badges including Second Class, Dab ber, Adventur e, Outdoor Cook, Outdoor Safety, Bird, Pioneer, Rambler, and First Class.

Pine Tree Troop Hyde Park Joan Ayer Linda Deering Ann LeVasseur Margaret Palmer Lee Stevens Lois Stevens Oe Everett Fraser Lea Nan Akeley Joan Crooker Mary V. Gillies Donna Jackson Joanne Robinson Delianne Rodney Sheryl Anne Young

Morse High French Club Plans Initiation Event

Morse High announces the French Club meeting in room 211 on Monday November 28 with a program and refreshments. An initiation for all French students for 1955 56 is planned with tentative date December 19.

Morse Ess

Bath Teachers Club invited to Yarmouth Future Teachers install

Members of the Bath Teachers Club are invited to attend the installation of the Future Teachers of America Club in Yarmouth. A tea will follow the ceremony. All teachers club members are urged to attend.

Bath Teachers Club Teachers of America Club Yarmouth Teachers Club

December Christmas Party for Teachers Club at Lambert Park Hall

The December meeting of the teachers club features a Christmas Party at Lambert Park Hall from 7 30 to 1 1 night. French and Latin Clubs invite members. Party committee includes Judy Stover and Carol Boudreau co chairmen Ann Tardiff Francis Bennett Charles Douglas and Lucy Lee Smith. Delegates from the French Club will discuss party details.

Teachers Club

Bowling Standings and Manager Note for 1955

Standings for group 1 on Oct 27 show Ten Pins leading with 8, Rushs Rascls and Dotties Dummies tied at 6, Alley Cats and Busy Bowlers at 4, Janet s Jupiters and Alley Girls at 2, and Smart s Strikers at 0. On Nov 3 Pretty Pinsters and Passionate Pinettes tie at 8, Bowl eramas and Nancy s Bowlers at 6, Bowlerettes at 2, Gail s Tenpins and Rollerbowlers at 0. Bowling manager listed for the year 1955.

Ten Pins Rush Rascals Dottie’s Dummies Alley Cats Busy Bowlers Janet’s Jupiters Alley Girls Smart's Strikers Pretty Pinsters Passionate Pinettes Bowleramas Nancy's Bowlerettes Gail Tenpins Rollerbowlers

All Stars Picked for Volleyball Team and Faculty Match

The 1956 All-Stars include Annette Bailey Marilyn Bates Nancy Bourgois Betsy Gamble Lois Merrill Camilla Lorentson Stephanie Rush Rita Vaillencourt Judy Watts Marilyn Foster Jane Fraser Gloria Swearingen and Nancy Rider. The Leader Corps will play the winning team in an after school volleyball assembly on December 2 and a second highlight features All-Stars versus male faculty in a game.

Annette Bailey Marilyn Bates Nancy Bourgois Betsy Gamble Lois Merrill Camilla Lorentson Stephanie Rush Rita Vaillencourt Judy Watts Marilyn Foster Jane Fraser Gloria Swearingen Nancy Rider

Bath Woman Elected to Maine Welfare Committee

Maude von P Kemp of Bath elected to complete the unexpired term on the Maine Welfare Association executive committee after the two day conference ended. Rothe Hilger of Portland named president. Leighton Cheney and Morris Kronenfeld among officers. Several members from Bangor Lewiston Saco Livermore Falls and Portland won three year executive terms.

Bath Maine Welfare Association Maine Welfare Maude von P. Kemp High Street Court Maine State Department of Health and Welfare Gerald Murch Portland Rothe Hilger Portland Child and Family Services Roger C. Gay Nassau College Springvale Morris Kronenfeld Lewiston Lawrence Cutler Bangor

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Iva Fowles Hillside Rest and Nursing Home Broadway South Portland Margaret Jane Cressey Frank Cressey Margaret Bath Junior High School Linda Brawn David Brawn Drayton Road Navy Hospital Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Bath Iron Works Corp Ernest Hamblett Robert Hamblett Glastonbury, Conn Judith Crooker Herbert Black Miss Crooker Burdett College Julius Appleton Allen and Stephen Longmeadow Barbara Small Glenn Carter U.S. S. Fulton New London Frederick E. Drake Frank Carlton, Jr Sally Betsy California Carltons Vernon Gray Five Islands Frank Carlton Edmund Briggs, Jr The University of Maine Mrs Edmund Briggs Campbell’s Pond William W Owen Weisbaden Germany Owen Henry W. Owen, Jr Dorothy Quinn Una MacKinnon Richard Barler Goshen Ind Stone House Farm Doerin McGraw Millbridge Mrs. McGraw Carl B. Swanton Mrs. Swanton Swanton Harrison M. Hubbard Charles Vater Frederick E. Drake, Jr Mary F. Gibbons Mrs. Drake, Jr Framingham Harry G. Deering Lawrence Perow Herman Barter Roland Clarence Francis James Oliver Russell Harford Augusta Harvey A. Oliver USN Claude S. Gillette Pine Tree Council Forrest C. Legard Maple Grove Avenue BE. Sargent Legard Catharine H. Legard Oliver Street Stock Exchange National Shawmut National Bank of Legard Bentley School of Accounting Ruth Doughty Shaw Street Ruth Donald Logan Marlene Donald Ofce Izabeth Mary Luce 900 High Street Farmington Elmer Bently United Baptist Convention of Maine Corliss Street Baptist Church N A.m Lucien Bisson Prof Clifford Little Pottstown, Pa Ethel Barter Academy Street Boothmay Harbor William P. Barter Barter Mary Gaudreau Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Gertrude Blick Lisbon Falls James W. Voorhees Page Street Oliver W. Bell Union Street Auburndale Harry Anderson David W. Bell Boston University School of Theology Fall River George H. Musk Petersburg Pvt Leonard Mulligan Alfred McCabe Joseph E. Goldsmith Donna Elfen Persis Brown Old Town Herbert Lilly, Jr Frances Lilly Richard Arnold Beacon Street Isi Alfred Bushey Leo Belanger Chester Merry, Jr Stanley Merry Labride Frances Warmer Punch Dorgins Merry Ralph Varney Morse High Rence June Lessard Joyce Ring Donna Young Paula Lessard Sandra McIntosh Bettiley Anderson Sharon Graffam Mary Gillies Donna Yo Cook Jah Lawrence Bettiloy Anderson Susan Footer Safidra Mcintosh Margaret Mitchell Sandra Scott Donna Swain Barbara Lawrence Joyce Ringee Ha A Jr Chass Har . Ring, Jr Iman Ralph Crocker Eugene O. Dauphin Tarbox Street Whitefield Dauphin Morse High Notes San Francisco Amanoa Escalante Escalante International Soundphoto
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