Miss Nancy Hurlburt Weds David Crockett in First Congregational Church
Miss Nancy Hurlburt daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul S Hurlburt of Camden became the bride of David Edwin Crockett III at a four o clock ceremony in the First Congregational church. Rev Thomas Campbell officiated with Stanley Johnson assisting. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with cathedral train and nylon veil, carrying white roses and gardenia. Best man was Ronald Banks of Camden. maid of honor Judith Campbell wore purple velvet with yellow pom poms. Bridesmaids Julia Spear Camden Patricia Barton Camden. ushers Paul Hurlburt Jr Milton Christie Thomas Campbell and Gilbert Parker. Flower girl Sylvia Horton wore purple velvet. The wedding was followed by local notices including church activities and school officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hurlburt
Paul S. Hurlburt
David Edwin Crockett
First Congregational Church
Thomas Campbell
Stanley Johnson
Ronald Banks
Camden
Judith Campbell
Julia Spear
Patricia Barton
Paul Hurlburt, Jr
Milton Christie
Arlington
Mass
Gilbert Parker
Marblehead
Stephen Horton
Sylvia Horton
St. Philip's Church
St. Philip’s
Blanche Stickney
Carolyn Farnham
Ann Miete
Mary Smith
Richard Colby
Priscilla Petrie
Edda Bailey
Delight Greenleaf
Grant Morrill
Roy Shea
Marcia Stetson
Barbara Higgins
Ellen Far
Dorothy Fulton
Beulah Rebekal Lodge
Richmond
Queen Esther Lodge
Bath
Brunswick Rebekah Lodge
Wiscasset Library Association
Frances Sortwell
Charles S. Sewall
Eana M. Southard
Joseph Hubbard
Lorraine Hildebrandt
House
Warland
Norton
Marston
Miss Bellas
Wiscasset Fire Society
Kary Korner
Charles H. Plumstead
Avenrvee Lodge of Odd Fellows
Pejepscot Lodge
Brunswick
Middle Street
Town Meeting and Local Updates from Brunswick Area
During a town meeting Donald Petrie discusses two upcoming events at his high frequency market while residents share personal updates. Earl D. Rines’s friends celebrate his return from Maine General Hospital as he continues to improve rapidly. Carrie S. Knight and Ethel Bailey move between Bath Street and Portsmouth for the winter season. Frederick Pendleton takes a week of vacation from Pendleton's Market duties. Marie Peary Stafford, daughter of Admiral Peary, dined with Mary Grant Rafter last Thursday. Lemuel Moody and Louise Moody visit Old Town connections. Sewall Hutchins marks his fifth birthday with family at the Eagle Hotel in Brunswick. Clinton Harris learns of his niece Olive Harris’s death in a Tennessee hospital. Olive formerly lived with her parents in Wiscasset and attended Birch Point school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Petrie
Earl D. Rines
Maine General Hospital
Carrie S. Knight
Bath Road
Ethel Bailey
Miss Knight
Portsmouth
N. H
Frederick Pendleton
Pendleton’s Market
Marie Peary Stafford
Robert Peary
Mary Grant Rafter
Lemuel Moody
Louise Moody
Old Town
Boylston Hutchins
Sewall Hutchins
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Clinton Harris
Olive Harris
Tennessee
Wiscasset
Raymond Harris
Birch Point School
Herbert Munsey
Woolwich Center 1St Church
Montsweag Baptist Church
Jack Harris
Cape Elizabeth
Ralph Reynolds
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ferry Road
Frank J. Walker
Days Ferry
Guy Bussey
Sanford
Walker
Charles MacMahan
Georgetown Center
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsic
Clarence Carlton
Bath
Charles Severoni, Jr
Riverdale
N. Y
Barley Neck Road
Woolwich
Glen Ridge
N. J
Severoni
Lever Bros
New York
Adam Galuza
Spinning Wheel Club
Raymond Ainsworth
U.S. A
Spinney Mill Road
Harry
Nelson R. Kelly
Chester Leeman
Franklin Hallowell
Cascades
Scarborough
Leeman
Herbert Leeman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Dorothy Hubisch
Damariscotta Mills
Former Bath Boy Recalls Thrilling Air Rescue Tale
Emery H. York, a former Bath boy now in the U S Navy, writes to his parents about the rescue of the co pilot of a U S Air Force B 50 shot down by Russian fighters off the Siberian coast on July 29. Capt John Roche, the sole confirmed survivor of a 17 man crew, spent 30 hours in the sea before rescue by the USS Picking. Roche was later flown home. York, aboard the Picking, watched the rescue 17 miles south of Vladivostok. He enlisted in Fall River to join a world voyage with Korea duty and expects to return to the United States soon. He grew up in Bath, attended Mitchell school, moved to Portsmouth, and graduated from Portsmouth High. His father works at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. his mother Evelyn Goff York is a local bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery H. York
U. SN
Bath
Frank O. York
Portsmouth
Marshal Avenue
Siberian
John Roche
Washington, D. C
Mitchell School
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Evelyn Goff
Edward L. Gaudreau
Gaudreau
Upper Washington Street
Naval Air Station personnel donate rare blood for patient
Mrs Marion V Thompson of 4 North Street Court, widow of W Addison Thompson, undergoes surgery at Memorial hospital. Blood donors from Brunswick Naval Air Station include T B Puruczky, F A G J Davis ADI, Anthony Simmons Jr ADI, plus several Hyde Windlass Co men. Mrs Reynolds Krepps organized transport for donors from the Naval Air Station to the hospital and back. Mrs Thompson is grateful for the generosity and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion V. Thompson
North Street Court
W. Addison Thompson
Memorial Hospital
Brunswick Naval Air Station
T. B. Puruczky
F. A. G. J. Davis
Adi
Anthony Simmons, Jr
Hyde Windlass Co
Reynolds Krepps
Bedford Street
Bath Firemen Demonstrate Water Pumping at Wharf
Rain fell as Bath firemen showcased water pumping at the Bath Water District wharf during Fire Prevention Week. Engine 2 fed a large deluge gun, Engine 4 connected to the 65 100 aerial ladder, and portable lights powered by a 25 000 watt generator illuminated the scene for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Water District
Alr
Carpenters Wanted for Building Construction Ad
Job advertisement seeking carpenters for building construction. Apply at the Maine State Employment Office located at 174 Front Street in Bath.
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Carpenters
Maine
Front Street
Bath
Neighbors' Notes Highlight Woolwich Days Ferry Area
Cards from Emily Gainsley describe a wonderful visit to Caledonia and anticipation of the annual fair. Local updates note arrivals from Boston and Yarmouth, extended family visits in Woolwich and Arrowsic, and community events including Moatsweag Extension jewelry making with Helen Hill. A golden wedding anniversary for Arthur and Ethel Beane is celebrated with relatives en route from El Monte and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Gainsley
Caledonia
N. S
James Thorpe
Days Ferry
Russell Boyd
Boston
Boyd
Frank J. Walker
Alice Lilly
Yarmouth
Marcia Stinson
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Bath
William Hewett
Wellesley
Mass
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Clearwater
Fla
Carl Rosenwald
Cambridge
Emma Drummond
Evelyn Ater
Leila Rosenwald
Edith Rice
Mariel Preble
Georgie Walker
Aice Baker
Katherine Pert
Helen Hill
Mary Cook
Hawley
Jeanette Pitkin
Edgecomb
Arthur Beane
Woolwich
Allen E. Young
James Hollingsworth
Vivian
Robin
el Monte
Calif
Woolwich Firemen Win Hard Battle
Woolwich volunteer firemen battled a woods fire on Meadow road near Walter Stover’s home. Two and a half hours and 1200 gallons of water were used to save the Stover place from a pine thicket. Chief James R. Hay and town warden Gerald Creamer credited good workmanship and the 600 gallon Ford tank. Officials noted the fire, started by children near a picnic table, burned nearly an acre. At the meeting, residents voted to hold meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. the first under the new schedule will be Oct 8, with an invitation to visit. The siren will sound at 7 p.m.
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Woolwich
Meadow Road
Walter Stover
Stover
James R. Hay
Gerald Creamer
Augusta Lawyer Named Director of Maine Liquor Commission
Stanley E Sproul 33 Augusta lawyer ends Coast Guard Reserve aviator tour and is named director of licensing and enforcement for the Maine Liquor Commission. The post created by the last Legislature pays 6000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley —E. Sproul
Augusta
Coast Guard
Maine Liquor Comyrission
Fire Prevention Week Demo Draws Bath Crowds at IT Works
Several hundred people attended a Bath Fire Department firefighting demonstration at the Bath Iron Works dump site on Washington street as part of Fire Prevention Week. The show featured a controlled structure fire, oil fire fighting with fog nozzles, and a display of equipment including Engine 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Fire Department
Bath Iron Works
Washington Street
Middle
Weeks
Edward W. Vaughn
Bath
City Hall
Fred Pecci
John Hinds
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Central Fire Station
City hosts Baker-Lull loader inspection tour
A large New England delegation and Baker-Lull Corp. representatives from Minneapolis visited Bath to inspect the city’s new Baker-Lull loader. They viewed it at the city barn and in operation on Middle street, assessing performance under normal work, amid a prior botched Lull unit and a cost-free replacement that resolved earlier defects.
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New England
Baker-Lull Corp
Minneapolis
City Barn
Middle Street
Bath
Surprise shower for Mrs Newell Swain
A surprise stork shower was given Saturday evening for Mrs. Newell Swain at the home of Mrs. Ray Howe 82 Western Avenue with co host Mrs. Robert Howe. Guests included Mrs Mellen Young Mrs Freeman Crosby Miss Mabel Lake Mrs Alice Rodney and others. A decorated basket of gifts and a trimmed shower cake highlighted the event. Tea style refreshments followed with sandwiches cakes punch coffee and nuts served in the dining room while television entertained during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Swain
Ray Howe
Western Avenue
Robert Howe
Freeman Crosby
Mabel Lake
Alice Rodney
Fred Tobey
Amy Harvey
Robert Starling
Willard McCabe
Everett Perkins
Harold E. Swain
Annie Longley
Allan Swain
West Bath Orange elects Burgess master again
Alex Burgess re elected master of West Bath Orange at the annual election. Other officers named for the ensuing year include Alton Collins as overseer and Mattie Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Burgess
West Bath
Orange
Alton Collins
Mattie Collins
Scout Troops Hold Meetings And Plans For Badges
Girl Scout Troop events noted with Susan Scammon elected Juliet Low representative and four badge groups: dance under Mrs Hutchins, child care under Mrs McCole, tree badge with tours to Merrymeeting Nurseries, and autograph books with Mrs Freeman. Troop 16 hiked to Day Camp for a cook out with Senior Scout Nelsa Trottier thanked. Red Rose Troop elected officers Sandra Bean president and Ellen Oliver Juliet Low rep. Halloween party planned and supplies checked. A Baby Clinic run by Mrs Henry at 72 Front Street is listed with contact hours.
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Winter Street Church
Susan Séammon
Juliet Low
Maurice Hutchins
John McCole
Nelsa_ Trottier
Evelyn ‘Trottier
Rose Trop
Red Rose
Corliss Street Vestry
Alice MacNeil
Arlene King
Janice Card
Juliet Law
Sandra Bean
Nancy Norton
Margo Parks
Sandra Moore
Ellen Oliver
Ralph Card
Election slate announced for church trustees and officers
The slate lists Verl McNelly as lecturer steward Richard Jovin as assistant steward Dora Royal chaplain and Bertha Palmer Ethel MacDonald as secretary all re elected For est Barter gate keeper Alice Burgess re elected Estella Doughty Pomona Helen MacNelly Flora Billa Jovin as lady assistant steward Edwin W Haggett named to the executive committee for three years Installation is planned for November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl McNelly
Richard Jovin
Dora Royal
Bertha Palmer
Ethel MacDonald
Forrest Barter
Alice Burgess
Ceres
Estella Doughty
Pomona
Helen MacNelly
Flora
Billa Jovin
Edwin W. Haggett
Milliken Named Bath Community Center Supervisor
Bath Recreation Commission appointed William E Milliken of 58 Denny Road as supervisor of the Bath Community Center. He won on the first ballot four votes to none with Archibald Main Helen Moses George Perry and Lawrence Boardman voting for him. Chairman James Temple Loring Addison and Stanley R Hunter were present but did not vote. The other applicant was Edwin R Small of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Recreation Commission
City Hall
William E. Milliken
Denny Road
Milliken
Archibald M. Main
Helen Moses
George Perry
Lawrence Boardman
James Temple
Loring R Addison
Stanley R. Hunter
Edwin R. Small
Milliken to lead Bath Center with seasonal terms
Milliken's appointment sets a weekly salary of 35 dollars with 17.50 for an assistant and 10 for janitorial help until fiscal year end. The Bath Center opens Oct 19 with hours 6 to 9 pm weekdays and 1 to 5 and 6 to 9 pm Saturdays. The commission also names Perry and Boardman to supervise city athletic fields and allow a weekly late opening for dances.
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Bath
Milliken
Small
Perry
Boardman
Public Health Nursing Association Meeting Highlights
At a meeting on Monday Mrs. Henry the Public Health Nurse presented her summer report. She discussed several out of town trips to clinics in Portland and Lewiston, transporting patients from Bath. The association urges the public that Mrs. Henry remains available for home nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Association
Bath ministers hold breakfast meeting with RIAL cooperation
The Bath Ministers Association met at Winter Street Church parsonage with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson as guest. They voted to cooperate with the Religion In American Life program, arranged by Bath Lions and Rotary clubs, and re-elected officers for a second year.
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Bath Ministers’ Association
Winter Street Church
David L. Wilson
Schaper
James L. Grant
Religion In American Life
Bath Lions
Rottary Clubs
William A. Niss
Bath
Howard D. Hull
Wesley Methodist Church
Hyde
Hull
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Richard J. Schaper
Jessie Jones
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Thrilling Rescue
U. S. Air Force
Kennebec
Days Ferry Community Club
Matthow Doak
Mabel Jack
Herbert Cornish
Fred Brown
Doak
Bath Memoral Hospital
Arrval
Harrison Dutton
Carl Pinson
Frank Allegrin
St Andrew's Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Carroll Morse
Whch
Howard Whitlam
Flushing
Woolwich Firemen
Mrs. Newell Swain
Phyllis Chadwick
Elaine Renshaw
Patricia Crocker
Eunice Reed
Odd Fellows
Morse High School
Trai
Marilyn Foster
Colleen O'Donnell
Oliver Foster
Arthur Bowker
Charles Murray
George Beals
Ing
Henry
William E. Milliken Center
Recreation Committee
Nursing Association
Monrovia
Manuel Garcia
Juan Marron
Garcia
Association
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Woolrich
Max Kutz
Elm St
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