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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

2

Building Strength Out Of Weakness

An essay on diversification in American business tracing Porter’s shift from locomotive making to a multi division enterprise. It notes eleven divisions and a 1956 volume over 140 million dollars, with emphasis on buying firms to broaden research and product development as a strategic path to growth and survival.

Grampaw Henry Kirke Porter New York Third Rail Porter U.S Canada T. M. Evans Newcomen Society of America

New punch card Series FE Savings Bond replaces paper form

The 16 year old Series FE Bond moves from paper to punch card stock on October 1. The change modernizes record keeping for banks and the Treasury while offering individuals savings on printing costs and easier handling. The old bond recalls wartime patriotism and later education, home down payment, and retirement planning, as millions have used it for years.

Treasury

Liberty or License in Passport Policy Debate

The State Department's move to lift passports for 42 youths who toured Red China raises questions about authority and constitutional freedom. The piece warns against unchecked travel by citizens to potentially dangerous destinations, noting existing rulings permit travel with reasonable regulation and fearing adverse consequences if courts deem global constitutional freedom.

State Department Moscow Youth Congress Red China

Georgetown news brief highlights church talk and dances

Morning services at First Baptist featured Rev Harrs lecturing on the Parable of the Foolish and Wise Men citing Luke 6 46 49. The piece notes parishioners, birthdays, 4 H club work, PT A auction plans, and a sequence of local visits and social events in Georgetown Center and surrounding areas.

First Baptist Church Warren Harrs D'Eple Mary Lee Rowe Alfred Rowe Piary Georgetown 4-H Club Channing Penley Georgetown PT. A Central School Alex Cunningham Ever Cunningham Stanley Kosalka Para P T. A Georgetown School Todd Georgetown Center Albert Deermont Marequita Strasser Puidip Albert Stephen Straser Gilberts Eugene Reynolds Ralph Becker Con Ennoard Lila William Zorach Meyer Puarahameck Brooklyn N. Y James Oliver Janie Oliver Janie Oliver Stage Island Thomas Savage Little River

Autumn Views and Local Notes in Bay Point

Saturday and Sunday offered fine autumn weather with vibrant maple foliage. Birds including two redstarts and white-throated sparrows fed in the area as the Bath built destroyer No. 943 conducted a test trip through the Kennebec river mouth. Local residents from Brunswick and Bath visited and socialized, with several family movements noted during the week and a picnic to Salter's Land.

Kennebec Rewinwa Gordin Judy Gail Furbit Salter’s Land

Mrs Leon Rouillard Receives Kitchen Shower

Mrs Leon Rouillard was honored with a surprise kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Richard Footer and Mrs James Sharkey at Mrs Footer’s home. The August bride, formerly Carole Fitzgerald, received a toaster and kitchen items. Attendees included Mrs Ernest Rouillard, Mrs George Fitzgerald, Miss Gayle Fitzgerald, Miss Sally Footer, Miss Beverly Allegrin, Mrs Linwood Boardman, Mrs Kermit Thurston, Mrs Merritt Shea and Mrs Robert Sharkey. Gifts were sent by Mrs James Knight, Mrs Eugene Rouillard, and Miss Jeannette Babine.

Jon Rouillard Richard Footer James Sharkey Footer Meadow Way Rouillard Carole Fitzgerald George L. Fitzgerald Ernest Rouillard George Fitzgerald Gayle Fitzgerald Sally Footer Beverly Allegrin Linwood Boardman Kermit Thurston Merritt Shea Robert Sharkey James Knight Eugene Rouillard Jeannette Babine

Cheryl Dudley Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party

Cheryl Virginia Dudley daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney A Dudley of 39 Union Street marked her fifth birthday with a party at home last Tuesday afternoon. Guests received balloon and candy favors and were served a birthday cake with ice cream after party games. Attendees included Margaret Maureen Barbara and Richard Owen Teddy Gerow Vicki Gid dinge Tommy Desmond and Cheryl’s sitter Cynthia. Also present were Mrs Maurice Owen Mrs Albert Desmond and Cheryl’s grandmother Mrs Nellie Booker.

Cheryl Virginia Dudley Sidney A. Dudley Union Street Margaret Maureen Barbara Richard Owen Teddy Gerow Vicki Giddinge Tommy Desmond Cheryl Cynthia Maurice Owen Albert Desmond Nellie Booker

Bath Boy in NATO Exercise Deepwater with VMFA 324

Marine Pfc. Robert F. Pellegrini of Bath son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pellegrini took part in NATO exercise Deepwater aboard USS Lake Champlain. The drills ran Sept 24 28 with an amphibious landing on Saros Bay off the Thracian Peninsula of western Turkey. The unit left Miami Aug 16 and aims to return around Nov 1.

Marine Pfe Robert F. Pellegrini Anthony Pellegrini Court Street Bath Deepwater Marine Attack Squadron 324 Lake Champlain Saros Bay Thracian Peninsula Turkey Marine Corps Air Station Miami Fla

Large Number From Georgetown James A Clark

Georgetown and neighboring towns list numerous residents including James A Clark and Robinhoaud Robert W Spear with others across Peopscot Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich and Small Point, indicating a local roster or public notice of names.

Georgetown James A Clark Peopscot Alden C. Rowe Richmond Elaine G. Marquis James E. Walker Gary L. R. Small Diana R. Quinnam Philip E. Holman Robinhoaud Robert W. Spear Small Point Diana H. Pye Topsham David E. Larrabee William S. Littlefield Joyce M. Pagurko Charles E. Werner Lionel E. Bourque James, H. Cornish Sally E. Curtis Edward

Five Islands Gray Auditorium Painting Bespeaks Dedication Day

Interior of Gray auditorium is being painted ahead of the dedication service. Laymen work evenings on the project as Sunday school teachers from Bith attend a training school. Various residents from Yarmouth Bath Westbrook and South Gardiner visit relatives, cottages change hands, and families travel for short stays near the coast.

Gray Bith Elm Street William Marr Orville Rowe Victor Pinkham Harlan Pinkham Reginald Church George Clough Woolwich Vernon Gray Kenneth Smith Laurie Yarmouth Victor Pickham John Brown John Huckins George Smith Gertrude B. F. Perry Melvin Comeau

Hyde Auxiliary Plans Department Fair and Local Meetings

Hyde Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans met at the G A R hall and announced the Department Fair will be Oct 12 in Camden with Mrs Frances Warner as state chairwoman for women and Maurice Warner as state chair for men. Mrs Laura Frizzell presided. Maurice Warner was named national personal aide at the recent convention. Plans cover state meetings in Biddeford and Augusta. Oct 14 meeting preceded by supper hosted by Mildred Osborne, with Oct 15 moved to Oct 14 to allow attendance at South Paris event.

T. W. Hyde Biddeford Augusta South Paris Mildred Osborne

Cadets announce cadet music staff and applicant names

Cadets list junior session participants and percussion and bugle applicants including Harry Deering Fred Johnson Clayton Fortier Tommy London Edgar McNelly Christopher Mussenden Paul Hutchins Richard Hall Bruce Fielding Steve Burnham Bruce MacKinnon Henry Gallant Bruce Hallowell William Cloutier Robert Atkinson John McGuire Dean Soule Woodrow Gray Jr Richard Elwell George Pickard Edward Boucher. Bugle instructor John Wakefield has led the bugle section for four years and drum instructor Albert LaFlamme of Nashua New Hampshire. Wakefield is assisted by Clyde Wetherington who is compiling the 1958 music library for the Cadets and by members of the Norman Prince drum corps of Malden Massachusetts.

Harry Deering Fred Johnson Clayton Fortier Tommy London Edgar McNelly Christopher Mussenden Paul Hutchins Richard Hall Bruce Fielding Steve Burnham Bruce MacKinnon Henry Gallant Bruce Hallowell William Cloutier Robert Atkinson John McGuire Dean Soule Woodrow Gray, Jr Richard Elwell George Pickard Edward Boucher John Wakefield

Local YMCA Leaders Visit in City Events

State YMCA Secretary and Mrs. Chester A. Baker, and Mrs. Baker's mother Mrs. James D. ille, were Monday evening guests of Mr. Baker's cousin Miss Jean Edge comb at 41 Court street. In the city Mr. Baker called on A. M. Main, president of the Board of Directors of the local Y, and YMCA Secretary William C. Perkins of 24 Summer street, in his official capacity.

State Ymca Chester A. Baker

Poli Hi Sold at Saratoga Sale for 5500 Dollars

Poli Hi, a leading filly of 1957, was bought by Mrs. S. George Zaunderer for 5500 dollars at the 1956 Saratoga Sales.

Poli Hi S. George Zaunderer Saratoga

Woolwich road fixes set after safety meeting

State Highway Commission officials agreed to install a blinker light on Route 1 at the Nequasset road intersection, paint a white stop sign on Nequasset road, add an approaching stop sign, and construct a feeder lane to Route 1 to ease turns onto Montsweag road. The plan follows Woolwich residents push for safer access amid heavy traffic and previous damage from Route 1 work.

State Highway Commission Woolwich First Selectman T. Tarry Schulten Vinton A. Savage Ralph H. Sawyer Commission Frank Bailey John Soule Nequasset Road Montsweag Road Route 1 Board of Selectmen Highway Commission David H. Stevens Nequass 1 Montsveag Road Schulten L. I. Glazier Bridge Construction Corp Augusta Grange Hall

Club Forty Two Plans Fall And Winter Projects

Club Forty two leaders outlined fall and winter plans after a covered dish supper at Front Street club rooms. Members vote to buy fall clothing for Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital children. Carl Fortier named purchasing chair. December fundraiser to be split into two competitive teams. Halloween Masquerade set for Oct 30. rummage sale scheduled at club rooms Saturday 10 to 11 30 am with pickup by calling committee members.

Front Street Milton H. Savage Dana Jewett Maurice Owen David Clark Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital Carl Fortier Elliot Hanson William Greene Arthur Sturtevant Bertrand Lavoie Edward Jones Joseph Mullaney Evereett Cooke Paul Hart Harry Allen Ira Durgan Allan Thayer Milton Footer Edith Small James Daly John Sturtevant Howard Farr William Ketchum, Jr Robert Footer John Tarbox

Suffers Injury From Fall While Walking In Woods

Mrs Edward P Steininger suffered a deep cut in the calf after a fall while walking in the woods. An ambulance carried her from the 24 Bedford road home of her son in law and daughter to the hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Summierton completed their annual vacations.

Edward P. Steininger North Street Bedford Road Paul Wilson Fred Summierton Pleasant Street

Obituary Annie B. Starkey of Waltham dies at 72

Annie B. Starkey 72 of Waltham Mass died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital after weeks as patient. Born Winslow Nov 13 1884 she was daughter of James and Mary Bellows. Survived by son Earl Starkey two daughters Mrs Eisenhauer Mrs Morrow three brothers and three sisters twenty two grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Saturday Freedom Wentworth & Sons Waltham interment Newton Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm this evening.

Annie B. Starkey Waltham Mass Florence Eisenhauer Arrowsie Bath Memorial Hospital Winslow James Mary York Bellows Earl Starkey Eisenhauer Effie Morrow Charles Everett Shawmut Chester Scarborough Lucy Dunham Canton Alice Pierson Northampton Gertrude Dunham Sharon Freedom Wentworth & Sons Funeral Newton Cemetery Newton Arthur Mayo & Son

Edward L. Vigue 62 Dies at Bath Home

Edward L. Vigue 62 died suddenly at his Bath home on 1187 High Street after months of ill health. Born June 3 1895 in St Come DeBouce Quebec he worked many years as a machinist at Bath Iron Works. Survived by widow Helen S. Vigue two sons Martin and Dexter of Bath three daughters Barbara Burns Genesta Pouliot of Bath and Genesta Pouliot and Portsmouth N H two brothers George Vigue of Dexter two sisters Mary Caloriccia Jamaica Plain Mass and Alice Bermuty Plattsburgh N Y two stepsons Joseph K Wilkie Dorchester and Alan S Wilkie Milton a service will be held at 10 a m Thursday at St Mary's church with Calvary cemetery interment. F Mayo & Son funeral residence in charge until funeral.

Edward L. Vigue High Street St. Come DeBouce Quebec Leander Alice McCarty Vigue Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Helen S. Vigue Martin E Dexter

Lewis Edwin Simmons Dies at 70 in Camden Area

Lewis Edwin Simmons aged 70 died Friday morning at Camden Community hospital. He lived in Camden and Rockport for two years, born September 20, 1887 in Friendship to Ambrose and Annie Burns Simmons. He joined Rockland and Rockport Electric Railway Old Timers and is survived by widow Jennie H. FE Simmons, four sons Alfred W. Simmons Brunswick Mulford F. Simmons Camden Lewis E. Jr. and Willard G. Simmons Brunswick, two daughters Evelyn L. Phillips Camden Helen R. Lander Rockport, brother Rodney Simmons Port Clyde, 17 grandchildren and eight great.

Lewis Edwin Simmons Camden Community Hospital Camden Rockport Friendship Ambrose Annie Burns Simmons Bath Brunswick Rockland and

Widow of Frank W. Jaqua Dies at Old Folks Home

The widow of Frank W. Jaqua died Monday morning at the Old Folks Home. Born in Bath on February 3, 1869 she was the daughter of Lorenza Matthews and Emiline Ham. She lived in Bath her entire life and attended local schools. She was a past member of Genesia chapter O E S and the Cosmopolitan club. Surviving are a nephew Dr Frank Matthews Providence Rhode Island and two nieces Mrs Ray Pillsbury Saunders Town Rhode Island and Mrs Horace Williams Manchester New Hampshire.

Frank W. Jaqua Bath Lorenza Matthews Emiline Ham Jaqua Genesia Cosmopolitan Club Frank Matthews Providence R. I Ray Pillsbury Saunders Town Horace Williams Manchester N. H

Union To Adopt Payroll Deductions Drive In Campaign

The union backs a payroll deductions driven campaign for United Fund with over 21,000 contributed via payrolls last year part of 42,905 raised. John M Conley Jr chairs payroll deductions and Lloyd C Beers is associate chair. Employees pledge amounts and employers deduct payments weekly or monthly up to one year.

United Fund John M. Conley, Jr Lloyd C. Beers

Change In Time For Housing Sales At PHA

Change in sale time schedule determines interest in buying among veterans and residents. PHA announced new dates for applications from October 10 to 16 for those seeking alternate dwellings, with a posted list of available units. Veterans not occupying units have until November 27 to apply, with other changes to follow.

PHA

Date Set For Ments Millard Green And Others

Date is set for meetings with Millard A Green House Capt Charles W Swearin and House Capt John J Hinds arranging a program with Walter C Longley and Norman Kenney. They are regular department drivers and members of the association offering sick benefits for 10 weeks and a $500 death benefit to families of deceased members. Mr and Mrs Conrad Parker, after marriage, moved from the Ray Parker home on Cummings Street to their own home in the former Esely house on High Street.

Millard A. Green Charles W. Swearingen John J. Hinds Walter C. Longley Norman Kenney Wnd Conrad Parker Ray Parker Cummings Street Esely High Street

CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE TEASER

A cryptogram quotation of Emerson and a challenging crossword puzzle appear with a list of clues across and down covering common terms, measuring words, and language hints. The page invites solvers to decode a daily puzzle and enjoy wordplay from familiar punctuation and framing.

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