Plan Outlined If Asian Flu Strikes Maine
Civil Defense Director Roscoe C. McFadden released the health plan for an Asian influenza epidemic in Maine. The plan assigns responsibilities to the health medical services division, public health branch, state supply officer, and county officials, with the American Red Cross pledging support.
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Civil Defense
Roscoe C. McFadden
Maine
U. S
McFadden
Maine Civil Defense and Public Safety Agency
American Red Cross
Tadden
State Civil Defense and Public Safety
Health Medical Services Division
State Health-Medical Services Division
State Director of
Civil Defense and Public Safety Agency
Red Cross
Moffat to Lead Small Point Church Services
Frederick P. Moffat will conduct services at Small Point Community Church while awaiting a new minister after Norman E. Dubie’s resignation. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with Gordon Alden as superintendent. The church Youth Fellowship aims to raise 500 for new school seats, starting with an upcoming auction led by Dudley Harrington and Owen Totman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Moffatt
Small Point
Norman E. Dubie
Gordon Alden
Nequasset Auxiliary Holds Prayer Meeting at Woolwich Home
Mrs Edward Blake hosted members of the Nequasset Auxiliary at her Nequasset road Woolwich home for the regular prayer meetings recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blake
Nequasset Road
Woolwich
Crocker Visiting North Woolwich Couple This Week
R L Mont Crocker of Auburn is spending a week with Mr and Mrs George Ames at North Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. “Mont” Crocker
Auburn
George Ames
North
Woolwich
Long Range Outlook For Stocks Told To Lions Club
Richard Sirois of Merill Lynch told Lions members that stocks may rise seasonally soon but the long range outlook is very good. He said American business will grow, cash research will bring inventions around 1960, and common stocks will reach a new high. Lion Howard W. Mayo received his pin as Edward D. True installed him into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Richard Sirois
Portland
Boston
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Ele
Sirmis
Lion Howard W. Mayo
Edward D. True
Bath Lions Club
Mayo
Lorgest
Girl Scout Leaders Craft Session At Bath Meeting
Bath Girl Scout Leaders Association held a morning arts and crafts session at Winterstreet Church parlor house. Brownie leaders shared ideas for Halloween masks and fabric crafts while intermediate leaders used the council kiln for ceramic projects. Calendars were distributed and will be sold by local troops. The next meeting is set for 8 30 p m November 6 at Winter Street Church with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Winterstreet Church
Parih House
Brownie Jeaders
Winter Street Church
Albrt Rea
Sherman, Mitchell
Reginald Cyr
Richard Footer
Ralph Stetson
Wesley Church Senior Choir Elects Officers
The Wesley Church Senior Choir elected officers for the choren year at a meeting led by G. Cameron Smith. Edward Butterfield was named president, with Mrs. Omah Snipe as vice president and Mrs. Carl Cornish as secretary. Other posts included treasurer Mr. Lermond, robes and collars chair Miss Christel Cornish, librarian Mrs. G. Cameron Smith, social activities Mrs. Robert Savage, and Mrs. Edward Butterfield. The next meeting is set for November 6 with rehearsals 7 to 9 p.m. and refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
G. Cameron Smith
Bowdoin College
Earle Irmond
Walter E. Upham
Edward Butterfield
Omah Snipe
Carl Cornish
Lermond
Christel Cornish
Robert Savage
Papor
Corliss Street Men Plan Fund Raising Projects
Members of the Men’s Brotherhood of Corliss Street Baptist church met at the parish house to discuss fund raising for dishes and silverware. A rummage sale is set for Oct 12 and a baked beans supper for Oct 26. committee members named are Wallace Hinckley Robert Moore and Raymond Cummings. County Commissioner Foster M. Pratt donated 20 dollars for the dish fund. Hilton Libby presided. Cub Lee activities were shown and music provided. The next meeting is Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood of Corliss Street Baptist Church
Wallace Hinckley
Robert Moore
Raymond Cummings
Foster M. Pratt
Hilton Libby
Cub Lee
Harryman
Fred Dwyer
Maine Maritime Academy Cadets Spend Weekend at Home
Midshipmen John Chase Gorge Coombs and Richard Le moine of the Maine Maritime Academy spent the weekend at their homes in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chase
Gorge Coombs
Richard Lemoine
The
Maine Maritime Academy
Mrs Chubbuck Named Master of Woolwich Grange
Marion Chubbuck was elected master of Woolwich Grange at the annual meeting held Wednesday. Officers named for the coming year include Richard Hanson as overseer and Beatrice Bailey as Pomona. Retiring Master Clyde Bailey presided, while plans noted for kitchen upgrades, Halloween Booster Night, and upcoming Pomona officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Chubbuck
Woolwich Grange
Richard Hanson
Jesse Chubbuck
Ethel Reed
Merion Hurson
Patricia Tipsword
David Barter
Jacqueline Dturgin
Ceres
Beatrice Bailey
Pomona
Hazel McIntire
Flora
Judith McIntire
Clyde Bailey
Woolwich
Dromore
Bodwell
Regivar
Np. m
Pre-Nuptial Shower for Miss Jo Ann Strout
Miss Jo Ann Strout, soon to wed William Caldwell, headlined a pre-nuptial shower hosted by Miss Karen McDougal at her Oak Street home. The party featured a yellow and white wishing well and gifts, with guests including Alma Strout Vivian McDougal Linda Stinson Sandra Smith Lynn Crocker Rosalie Reynolds Roberta Couture Patricia Hathorne Patricia Gallant Daniel McDougal Sandra Strout Walter Smith and Eleanor Goody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Strout
William Caldwell
Karen McDougal
Oak Street
Alma Strout
Vivian McDougal
Linda Stinson
Sandra Smith
Lynn Crocker
Rosalie Reynolds
Roberta Couture
Patricia Hathorne
Patricia Gallant
Daniel McDougal
Sandra Strout
Walter Smith
Eleanor Goody
Bids Opened for Demolition of Front Street Buildings
City bids for tearing down 150 and 158 Front Street were opened by City Manager Stanley W. Judkins. Benjamin O. Fitzgerald offered 500 dollars and Charles T. Marble 700 dollars. The two buildings are part of three city purchases from Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton for 15 thousand dollars. The Elm street property housing Doyle's TV will be razed in spring to widen the Front Elm intersection.
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High Street
Buili Res
Front Street
Stanley W. Judkins
Fitzgerald
Charles T
South Street
Arthur J. Dunton
Elm Street
Doyle
Boothbay Jewelry Shop to Close October 20
Boothbay Harbor jewelry designer Jean Blakemore will close the Smiling Cow on Oct. 20 after 29 years in business to travel to San Juan Puerto Rico for exhibitions. Her work will be showcased at Trade Winds shop, Can dado Beach hotel, don Robertos gallery and in a government invited exhibit in an old building by Juan Ponce, the island's first governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Blakemore
Boothbay Harbor
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Candado Beach
Don Roberto
Juan Ponce
Pythian Sisters Hold Birthday Supper Meeting
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met for a birthday supper at Witch Spring Inn on Wednesday with Mrs. Pearl Campbell organizing arrangements. A business session at the K of P hall followed, outlining plans for a district convention in Woodfords and a next meeting scheduled for Wednesday with 6 PM supper served by Mrs. Albert Darrah and Mrs. Roy Akeley. Elizabeth Anderson returned to Boston Monday after a weekend with her mother, Mrs. Carl Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters
Witch Spring Inn
Pearl Campbell
K. of P. Hall
Pythian
Woodfords
Albert Darrah
Roy Akeley
Elizabeth Anderson
Boston
Carl Anderson
Oak Street
Queen Esthr Rebekah Lodge
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Bunice—P Rry
Noble Grand
Carolyn Thompson
Rebekah Assembly
Maine
Lewiston
Lincoln Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Washington Street
Center Street
Pythian Temple
Universalist Church
Dorothy Stone
Et Hel Bailey
Gladys Kidder
Mary Hall
Sagadahor Ferry
Pre-Bridal Shower Honors Miss Marilyn McElman
Miss Marilyn McElman RN of Bath Memorial hospital was guest of honor at a pre bridal shower Saturday at her Seguinland cottage Georgetown. She will wed Norman Frizzell Jr on Oct 26. Hosts were Miss Sally Footer and Mrs Carolyn MacElman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn McElman
R.N
Bath Memorial Hospital
Seguinland
Georgetown
McElman
Norman Frizzell, Jr
Sally Footer
Carolyn MacElman
Beverly Allegrin
Byron Clark
Alonzo Thibodeau
Richard McElman
Patricia Mulcahy
Sath
Peggy Wallace
Togus
Mary Jane McCube
Robert Blaisdell
Auburn
John Adams
Brunswick
Robert Frizzell
Boothbay
Mina Swift
Phippsburg
Irwin Woodward
Barbara Seavey
Irene Seavey
Gardiner
George Clough
Woolwich
Two Bath Boys Participate in NATO Exercise Deepwater
Marine Corps Corporal Eldon A. Scott and Private First Class Herbert R. Morse Jr. from Bath joined the Reinforced 6th Marine Regiment in NATO Exercise Deepwater held Sept 24 28. The amphibious assault near Saros Bay Thracian Peninsula Western Turkey tested land sea and air defense capabilities before the unit's return to Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Eldon A. Scott
Herbert Scott
Star Route 4
Bath
Pfe
Herbert R. Morse, Jr
Heroert R. Morse
High Street
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Deepwater
6Th Marine Regiment
Saros Bay
Thracian Peninsula
Turkey
NATO
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Scout Troop 53 Tours Brunswick Poultry Farm
Fourteen members of Boy Scout Troop 53 from St Marys church visited Nichols poultry farm in Brunswick on Thursday morning. Scoutmaster Henry Vaillan court and Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Henderson accompanied the group. Randy DeMaine led the farm tour. scouts included Linwood N Brown Gary W Sanborn Richard P Bester Joseph A Footer Robert W Towle Richard N Brown Edward Boudreau Arnold L esier Robert Caton Richard Worden Leo Charest Jack Lear Larry Wallace and Alton King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 53
St. Mary's Church
Brunswick
Nichols Poultry Farm
Henry Vaillancourt
Robert Henderson
Randy DeMaine
Linwood N. Brown
Gary W. Sanborn
Richard P. Bester
Joseph A. Footer
Robert W. Towle
Richard N. Brown
Edward Boudreau
Still Alarms Hit Bath Fire Crews Weekend
Bath firemen answered three still alarms over the weekend. A rubbish fire burned a shed at 4 Winter Street Court at 1 07 PM Sunday. They later extinguished a woods fire behind Bluff Road and were called to 188 North Street for a chimney fire at 8 24 this morning.
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Bath
Winter Street Court
Bluff Road
North Street
Mrs Haskell Spends Summer at Red House Visit
Mrs. Ernest Haskell of Palo Alto California is spending several days at the Red House on Lincoln street after passing the summer at her cottage at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Haskell
Palo Alto
Calif
West Point
Red House
Lincoln Street
Bridal Shower Thursday For Miss Vivian McDougal
Miss Vivian McDougal to wed Rich ard Perry on Nov 11. A Thursday evening bridal party at Mrs Kronstrand’s Court street home honored the bride with a wishing-well gift display. Guests listed include Brunswick residents and relatives of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian. McDougal
Richard Perry
Carl Kronstrand
Alec Burgess
Brunswick
Pauline Fortin
William Perry
Edward Perry
Lela Burns
Percy Pratt
Robert Hawkes
Albert Austin, Jr
Elna McCabe
Joseph McDougal
Elizabeth Holland
Charles Burgess
Charles Burgess, Jr
Fred Wonsor
Mary Gaudreau
Jean Anne Gaudreau
Karen
Sheepscot Author Speaks At Bath Extension Group
Dr Lawrence Averill, noted author, spoke at the Bath Extension Group meeting at Hyde Park Community Hall. His talk, What It Means To Be A Grownup, explored emotional growth and happy home environments. Refreshments were served, and next meeting set for November 7 with several guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot
Bath Extension Group
Lawrence Averill. Sheepscot
Hyde Park
Avrill
Doris Bourgoin
Harry Fullerton
Frank Kenyon
Harry Cook
Bernard Knight
Clayton Fortier
Florence Hathorne
Alta Robson
Richard Footer
Carl White
Suburb Civic Club Plans Christmas Sale and Bean Supper
Suburb Civic club members met Thursday evening with Mrs. John Williams announcing the cook book, to be sold at the annual Christmas sale in December. A baked bean supper is planned for Oct. 12 with Marion MacDonald and Mrs. Marie Footer as co chairmen and a list of waitresses and kitchen committee members was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb Civic Club
John Williams
Marion MacDonald
Marie Footer
Donald Wilson
Duncan Farrell
Belle Oxton
Wayne DeLong
Harold Mott
Ralph Williams
Bath Savings Bank Hits Record Total Deposits
Bath Savings Institution reports total deposits exceeded 12 million dollars at close of business on October 2 for the first time. In its 105th year under the same charter, the Maine mutual bank ranks ninth in size among 32 such banks in the state.
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Bath Savings Institution
Maine
First Baptist Sewing Circle Holds All Day Vestry Session
Members of the First Baptist Ladies Sewing Circle met in the church vestry on October 2 for an all day quilting session and items for the November 8 sale. Luncheon was served at noon and Mrs. Minnie Pinkham presided over the afternoon business meeting. new member Mrs. Mabel Ansert was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Ladies Sewing Circle
Minnie Pinkham
Mabel Ansert
Radley Dorrie nuptials in West Bath ceremony at home
Miss Gloria Jean Radley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt West Bath married Noble C Dorrie Jr son of Mr and Mrs Noble Dorrie Port Clyde in a Washington street home ceremony conducted by Rev Dr David L Wilton attended by Ralph Pratt and other relatives A reception followed with a tiered wedding cake cut by the couple and guests listed from the Pratt Radley and Cressey circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Jean Radley
Ralph Pratt
West Bath
Noble C. Dorrie, Jr
Noble Dorrie
Port Clyde
David L. Wilton
Washington Street
Ception
Ralph Pratt, Jr
Willard Radley
Donald Hansen
Hazel Hamblin
Evelyn Pierce
Robert Richards
Margaret Alley
Margaret Cressey
Fred Cressey
Leni Blackwell
Bowdoinham Women Meet Share Neighbor Knowledge
The Bowdoinham Women's Extension Group met for an all day session at the home of Mrs. William Maloom with the theme Know Your Neighbor. New members Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan and Mrs. Karl Hatch were welcomed. A nominating committee proposed officers led by Chairman Cecia McEwen. Lay Development Workshop activities continued at the Baptist church with weekly Thursday sessions in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Women's Extension Group
William Maloom
Maloon
Cecia McEwen
Lawrence Sullivan
Karl Hatch
Core Hobart
Mildred Dunn
Anna Palmer
Olive. Frizzle
Eva Palmer
Gretchen Maloon
Gladys Peterson
Meeting Thursday To Discuss Church Canvass
John G. Thorpe announces a gathering of Bath city pastors and canvass chairmen Thursday at 7 45 pm at 704 High Street. They will discuss plans for the United Church Every Member canvass and set committee assignments and dates for the event. Participating churches should be represented by their pastor and the church campaign director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Thorpe
United Church
Bath
Bridal Shower Saturday for Judith Lozier
Miss Judith Lozier, soon to wed William Parks on November 11, was guest of honor at a bridal shower Saturday evening at Hyde Park community hall hosted by Mrs. Edith Parks and Mrs. Barbara Hagerth. A decorated umbrella display adorned the event as a buffet lunch was served and guests enjoyed a social evening. many relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Losier
William Parks
Edith Parks
Barbara Hagerth
Hyde Park Community Hall
Doris White
Helen Rogers
Bernice Oliver
Gayle Oliver
Anthony Ouellette
Isabelle Seavey
John Shorey
Olive Halewell
Wilson Fitzgerald
Wiliam Boyce
Priscilla Estes
Carola Thompson
Ora Parks
Dorothy Roderick
Mildred McCall
Alice Knowles
Beverly Lewis
Louise Kingsbury
Jeannette Burton
Nancy White
Albert Losier
Power Squadron Members Speak At Bath Rotary Club
Cmdr. Ransom Kelley Charles Fenton and Wyatt Albertson of the Kennebec Power Squadron spoke at the Bath Rotary Club luncheon. They outlined the squadron history and current activities and cited major accomplishments including relocating river buoys and the Dresden Bridge clearance project doubling to 16 feet to aid Eastern River traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmdr
Ransom Kelley
Charles Fenton
Wyatt Albertson
Kennebec Power Squadron
Bath
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Frederick P. Moffat
Corliss Street
Ueen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick Poultry Farm
Miss Vivian McDougal
Bath Bank
First Baptist Sewing Circle
Dorrie
Radley
Bowdoinham
Baptist Church
Laymen'’s Association
Meredith Ambrose
Brown Hunting Lodge
Fd A ‘Hott
Westford
Mis
Orville Forte
Cyrus Ferris
Brookline
Mass
Scott
Ham
Percepscot Paper Co
Herbert Littlefield
Yipslandi
Mich
Frederick Cheney
Mixweil Ward
Denham
Edna Ward
Georgie
Heen Denham
Linwood Rideout
Dorothy Hutchins
Hlornda
Vera Heath
George Ackley
Malcolm Hatch
W'ite
Warren Lawrence
Lewis Lucy
Bangor
Linda
Stevie
River Springs
Cleveland P. Curtis
Manchester
N. H
Ruth Palmer
Veterans’ Hospital
Aun Sena
Dan Duryea
Foster
Elaine
Brakdon
Enoroo
Universal International Picture
20Th Century-Fox
Cary Grant
Deborah Kerr
Lady Chatterley
Miss Judith Lozier
Power Squadron
Rotary Club
Avon Cosmetics
Frances H. Fides
Bowdoinham Mohawk
Wiscasset
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Washington St
Hilltop
Real Estate and Insurances
Salfe
North End
Lambert Park
Adam
Greenblatt
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Dial HI
Middle St
Farm City
Fred B. Reed Co
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E. Wallace
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