Pettengill White announce marriage in West Bath
Mr and Mrs Robert Ward of West Bath announce the marriage of their daughter Jean Elaine Pettengill to Albert Jewell White Jr son of Mr and Mrs Albert J White also of West Bath. The ceremony was Sept 28 at 7:30 pm at Winter Street Congregational church with Rev Martin V B Sargent officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Pettengill
Albert J. White, Jr
Robert Ward
West Bath
Jean Elaine Pettengill
Albert Jewell White, Jr
Albert J. White
Bar Harbor
Middle Street
Winter Street Congregational Church
Martin V. B. Sargent
Dorothy Robinson
Donald White
Suburb Civic Club Plans Fall and Holiday Events
The Suburb Civic Club met with 17 members and one guest. Plans include a baked bean supper Oct 27 with co chairs Mrs Roberta Farrell and Mrs Doris Wilson. Christmas sale Dec 7 at 1 pm chaired by Mrs Oliver Perry and Mrs Mildred Rogers. Halloween party Oct 18 with Farrell and Wilson in charge. Refreshments by Edna McLean committee. Edna McLean won traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb
Oliver Perry
Mildred Rogers
Roberta Farrell
Doris Wilson
Edna McLean
Iva York
Ethel Pinkham
Dorothy Williams
Bath 13-Year-Olds Bag Opening Day Black Ducks
Three Bath youths earned limits on opening day of the open season. Annette Belanger, 13, led her group in bringing in a bird, with Kent Higgins and Robert Hawkes Jr also claiming limits at Merrymeeting Bay and Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Annette Belanger
Bradford Belanger
Dresden
Kent Higgins
Warren Higgins
Bedford Street
University of Maine students listed at home for weekend
Students at the University of Maine spending the weekend at home include Miss Jane Ledyard Miss Patti Hayes Miss Sandra Daley Miss Mary Grace Talbot John Trafton James P Callan Jr George Langbehn and Paul Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Jane Ledyard
Patti Hayes
Sandra Daley
Mary Grace Talbot
John Trafton
James P Callan Jr
George Langbehn
Paul Burns
Mrs Ralph O Dale Visited Portland Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph O. Dale of Middle Street visited Portland on Tuesday, the brief social note indicates a local resident's out of town excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Portland
Rotary Club Meeting Preview Lists Utterstrom Talk
The Rotary Club will hear Albert Utterstrom of Portland, showing films from the Shriners Home for Crippled Children. He will be introduced by David Y. Alkazin as part of a program noted for fine past sessions led by Bill Mussenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Utterstrom
Portland
Shriner's
David Y. Alkazin
Bill Mussenden
Bath Area
M. Wright
Gardiner
Jerry Walls
Brunswick
Ed Thompson
Boothbay Harbor
Bill Skelton
Davenport Trustee Fund
Bath Man Elected Vice President of Maine Bible Class Group
Ralph L. Blakeney of the First Baptist church Men’s Bible Class was elected vice president of the Men’s Federation of Bible Classes of Maine at the federation’s annual convention held at Berean Baptist church Brunswick. Harold J. Carter won secretary and Percy R. Low director. Rev. and Mrs. Sims, Rev. Sidebotham, and Dr. Bell attended. Hymns were sung by the First Baptist church quartet and Mrs Sidebotham was pianist. It was announced the 1957 Federation Convention will be at the First Baptist church in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Blakeney
First Baptist Church
Men's Federation of Bible Classes
Maine
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Harold J. Carter
Percy R. Low
Charles R. Sims
Stephen H. Sidebotham
Oliver W. Bell
Sewall Pearson
Carl Graves
Ralph Blakeney
Jack Wallace
Sidebotham
Woolwich
Noyeses Welcome Daughter Nancy Kendra in Bath
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Noyes of West Bath announce the birth of their second child at Bath Memorial hospital on September 29 a daughter weighing seven pounds six ounces The baby has been named Nancy Kendra Both mother and baby have returned home with the family miền
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Noyes
West Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nancy Kendra
Noyes
Cosmo Members Plan Attendance at Freeport Meeting
Cosmopolitan club members will attend the October 12 Progressive Union meeting in Freeport where district women’s clubs hold an all day gathering. The event starts at 10 30 a.m. with lunch served at noon and transportation arranged by contact Mrs Emer ton Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Progressive Union
Freeport
Emerton Gross
William S. Bryant
County Civil Defense Committee
D.D
Sebec
Daniel Matter
Arthur S. Eseley
Demarise Hart
Bryant
LeRoy Lord
James Knight
Abraham Kramer
Roscoe P. McFadden
Edward Murphy
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Waldoboro Event and Training
The Girl Scout Leaders Association met at Winter Street Church at 7 30 Thursday with President Rae. They discussed the Merrymeeting section event in Waldoboro on November 1 and a training course by Ruth Freeman for at least 12 leaders. The next meeting is November 7 with Arts and Crafts focus and refreshments were served by Mrs Crowley, Mrs Gurney, and Mrs Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Winter Street
Ra Rea
Waldoboro
Rae
Ruth Freeman
Leaders Association
Sherman Mitchell
Judy Ashe
Marilyn Foster
Michigan
John Crowley
Donald Gurney
Reed
Former Bath Couple Recovering From Polio
Local friends report Mr Charles Andre Jr and Mrs Sally Grant Andre are recovering from a mild polio form in Ridgewood New Jersey. Mr Andre has fully recovered and returned home while Mrs Andre remains hospitalized. Their children Charles Russell and Kerry Sue were inoculated with the Salk vaccine and did not contract the disease. Mrs Andre’s mother Mrs Russell Grant of Hartford Connecticut has stayed with the children. The family, formerly of Connecticut, now resides at 17 A Clifton Place Glen Rock New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andre, Jr
Ridgewood
N. J
Andre
Sally Grant
Charles Russell
Kerry Sue
Russell Grant
Hartford
Teen Age 4 H Club Plans Exhibition At City Hall
The Teen Age 4 H club, led by Mrs. Granville M Colby, met at her Quimby street home to plan an exhibition at City Hall at 7 p m on Thursday. West Bath and Bath 4 H clubs will participate with demonstrations and displays on food clothing and home improvement projects. A hemming judging contest was held, followed by refreshments. Attending were Susan Robinson Natalie Jones Martha Hederman Pamela Litchfield Margaret Wetherington and Donna Crocker with Albert Robinson and Mrs Frank Butcher as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Granville M. Colby
Quimby Street
West Bath
Bath
Susan Robinson
Natalie Jones
Martha Hederman
Pamela Litchfield
Margaret Wetherington
Donna Crocker
Albert Robinson
Frank Butcher
Ladies Aid of Winter Street Church resumes meetings
The Ladies Aid resumed Friday afternoon in the ladies parlor after the summer recess with 35 members greeted by new president Mrs. Munro Carlton. Rev. Martin V. B. Sargent spoke, reports were read, and date changes for fundraisers were announced to align with events for state church officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Winter Street Church
Munro Carlton
Allen M. Irish
John A. Morse
John Sylvester
Alice Varney
Elsie Folsom
Martin V. B. Sargent
Paul
Council of Church Women
Spanish War Auxiliary Plans Fall and Winter Activities
The Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans met at G A R hall with Mrs. Lenora Gran as president. Reports from secretary Mrs. June Wright and treasurer Mrs. Beatrice Burns were read and approved. A Maine Department notice announced an Oct 18 Bath council meeting, followed by a luncheon. committees for service to be named Oct 28. A six o'clock supper was planned with designated volunteers. A whist party was slated for Mon at Mrs. Demerise Swain’s West Bath home. Appreciation notes were read from ill members Mrs. Bertha Whitlam, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson and Mrs. Mattie Swain. A cake walk was won by Mrs. Beatrice Burns and a mystery prize carried home by Mrs. Ida Breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Lenora Gran
June Wright
Beatrice Burns
Department of Maine
Bath
Dorothy Wright
Demerise Swain
Pauline Staples
West Bath
Bertha Whitlam
Myrtle Wilson
Mattie Swain
Ida Breed
Beacon Lights Plan Fall and Winter Activities
The Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Methodist Church held the first Fall meeting at the Larrabees on Washington Street with James C. Steen presiding. A committee to plan activities and fund raising was named including Edward Larrabee Daniel Lord and James C Steen. The next meeting is set for Oct 11 in the church vestry with hostesses Sherman Mitchell and Wesley McPhee. Attendees included Edward and Mrs Larrabee James C Steen Wesley McPhee Rev Richard Arnold and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street
Sherman Mitchell
Wesley McPhee
Edward Larrabee
Bernard Lewis
James C. Steen
Richard Arnold
Herman Bart
Mrs Mildred Hagan Celebrated At Sears Going Away Party
Mrs Mildred Hagan guest of honor at a surprise going away party hosted by Sears Roebuck Co employees at Arrowsie Town hall. She is completing 16 years as manager of the mail order department and plans to join the new Sears store in West Palm Beach opening November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hagan
Sears, Roebuck Co
Arrowsie Town Hall
Hagan
Sears
Miles B. Hagan
Georgetown
West Palm Beach
Fla
Betty Pratt
Ruth Mullaney
Alice Cote
Cargo Tramp Ships Lose About Twelve Days for Repairs
Report notes cargo tramp vessels suffer roughly 12 days of downtime annually due to repairs. Industry analysts say downtime affects freight schedules and brings maintenance costs into focus for shipowners and shippers alike.
Rotary discusses Crippled Children's Home talk in Maine visit
Bath Rotarians met at Central church for a roast chicken lunch. Albert Utterstrom of Portland spoke on the Masonic Crippled Children's Home in Springfield Massachusetts with films. Guests included Frank Grennell Edward Nash and others from Damariscotta Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Central Church
Harmon Eliason
Wadsworth
Women Voters League of Maine
Oliver Bell
Albert Utterstrom
Portland
Kora Shrine
Lewiston
Masonic Crippled Children's Home
Springfield
Mass
Utterstrom
Loring Addison
Frank Grennell
Edward Nash
Damariscotta
W. Richardson
Donald Harriman
Boothbay Harbor
Bath Rotary hears on coming Bath Area United Fund Drive
William F. Mussenden spoke at the Bath Rotary Club on October 2 about the Bath Area United Fund Drive. He outlined its origin aims and the drive schedule starting October 15 replacing seven prior drives. Eighteen area businesses will run voluntary payroll deductions, and visiting Rotarians Marcus Wright Jerry Wilkes and Ed Thompson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mussenden
Bath Rotary Club
Bath Area
Mussenden
United Fund
Marcus Wright
Gardner
Mass
Jerry Wilkes
Brunswick
Ed Thompson
Boothbay Harbor
Inner Wheel Gift To Mrs. George Sargent
Mrs. George E. Sargent longtime Inner Wheel past president will move to Waterville with Mr. Sargent. Club members presented a gift at a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. Frederick D. Hill on High street. Dessert and coffee were served by three members. Next meeting set for Oct 18 at Mrs. Nodine’s home with three hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sargent
The
Inner Wheel
High Street
Charles B. Doyle
Loring R. Addison
John E. Hayes
Man pays with two dollar bills for Scotland trip
Richard P. Penhallurick of Moses Lake Washington bought a round trip to Scotland from a Spokane travel agency and paid with 700 two dollar bills and 110 one dollar bills. His son explained the father’s fondness for the two dollar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Richard P. Penhallurick
Moses Lake
Scotland
Penhallurick
Central Ladies aid holds annual sunshine luncheon
The Central church Sunshine Ladies Aid met at the parish house on Thursday at 12 30 with a large gathering. Co chairs were Mrs Leonard Lord and Mrs Harry Larrabee and Mrs Harold Cutting led the dining room. A business meeting followed with reports read and approved. An all day Oct 11 sewing project for the Christmas sale was set and Oct 18 regular meeting with hostesses named. Music and a humorous skit by Mrs Jason A Merrill and Mrs Howard Parks added cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Central Church
Leonard Lord
Harry Larrabee
Harold Cutting
Eugene Sprague
Aid
Carle Longfellow
Charles Merrill
Jason A. Merrill
Howard Parks
Club Forty-Two Names Its Committees for October
Club Forty-Two held its regular meeting with President Mrs. Everett Cooke presiding and named October committees. Edith Small, Mrs Norman Seekins and Mrs Milton Savage join the house committee while Mrs Robert Footer, Mrs Milton Footer, Mrs George Sarkis and Mrs Edward Jones will staff the Oct 10 ways and means program. Mrs Paul Hart chairs the Bath Memorial Hospital Fair booth setup for Friday and Saturday. A new member, Mrs Ira Durgin, was welcomed. Plans for the Oct 24 entertainment program were begun with co chairmen Mrs Everett Cooke and Mrs Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty-Two
Everett Cooke
Edith Small
Norman Seekins
Milton Savage
Robert Footer
Milton Footer
George Sarkis
Edward Jones
Bath Memorial
Hodgson couple head to Florida for winter
Mr and Mrs Donald Hodgdon left Bath for St Petersburg Florida for the winter. En route they planned visits in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hodgdon
Bath
St. Petersburg
Fla
Connecticut
Bowdoinham Proposes Town Meeting Articles On Traffic And Zoning
The town schedules a Monday eight o’clock meeting to appoint a moderator and vote on ordinances restricting youth after 9 PM, plus designating several routes as throughways and adding stop signs at multiple intersections. Also listed are road designations for Route 138 Route 125 and State Aid Roads. The Bowdoinham Women’s Extension Group held an all day meeting with elections and program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Lower Main Street
School Street
Valentine Road
Selectmen
R. A. Purington
Lower Main
School Streets
Richmond
Millay Road
Center Street
Ridge Road
Dingley Road
Forrest Ireland
Cross Road
Cemetery Road
Main Street
Vine
Center
School
Vine Street
Main
Brunswick Red Cross nominating committee named at September meeting
Mrs. Cleveland P. Curtis was named to the nominating committee of the Brunswick Chapter American Red Cross at the September Board of Directors meeting. The annual meeting is scheduled for this month with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P. Curtis
Brunswick
American Red Cross
Electa
Masonic Hall
Merry Meeting Club
Lewiston
Diet Failure in San Diego Navy Wife Letters
A Navy wife in San Diego writes home about dieting success but receives a remand from her Far East husband asking for her measurements. With six months apart, she replies optimistically, but the note ends by noting the three tailored silks are hopelessly too small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cali
Far East
Power Squadrons To Meet Oct 13 14
The 1956 Fall conference of U S Power Squadron Districts 18 and 19 will be held Oct 13 14 in Guilford N H with Winnepesaukee Power Squadron hosting at Belknap Recreation Area. Activities start Oct 12 at the Winnepesaukee Yacht Club and include day long meetings a dinner and dance. A Sunday lake cruise closes the weekend with guests Chief Commander William Wolfmuller and Rear Commander Kirkwood attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Power Squadron
Guilford
N. H
Winnepesaukee Power Squadron
Belknap
Winnepesaukee Yacht Club
Sheldon Miner
Winnepeasukee Squadron
Arlberg, Inn
Lake Winnepeaukee
Winnepesaukee
William C. Wolfmuller
United States
Kirkwood
Kennebec River
U. M. Extension Course On Oral Interpretation At Morse
The University of Maine will offer an extension course on oral interpretation of literature at Morse High School. Classes begin Wednesday at 7 p m, run 15 sessions of two and a half hours, in the clothing lab at M H S. James Barushok leads the course covering poetry prose and drama. For information call the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine At Morse High School
James Barushok
Lowell Temple Plans for Yearly Inspection
Plans for the annual inspection of Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters were discussed at the Oct 3 meeting after supper. The inspection is slated for later in October with Mrs Ruth Dodge of Boothbay Harbor as inspecting officer. The Twin B's will meet Oct 25 at Brunswick with Mrs Alta Storer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Ruth Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick
Alta Storer
Smith-Tobey Post Fall Dance Postponed to Oct 20
The Smith-Tobey Post American Legion Fall Dance, set for Oct 13, has been postponed to Oct 20. Abraham Greenblatt, first vice commander, led the meeting where a hot water heater purchase for the hall was discussed. Robert Wagner chairs the project with Scott Kittredge in charge of installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
Post
Abraham Greenblatt
Robert Wagner
Scott Kittredge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. White
Morse High
Bath Iron Works
Suburb Civic Club
Rotary Club
Bath Man Is
V. P. of Maine Men’s Bible Class Group
Front Street
Cosmo
Girl Scout Leaders Group
Ladies Aid of
Seacoast
Ibra K. Lawrence
Raymond Welch
Horace Ward
Welch
Bernice Carlson
West Newbury
Cameron Point
Southport
Carlson
Clifford B. Wilband
Spanish War Auxiliary
Mrs
George Sargent
Central Ladies
Club
Arms Museum
Kennebunk
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Ada Greenblatt
Adam
Greenblatt, Real Estate and Insurance
Cenoes Street
EOD House
North End
Eure
Ada Y.reenblatt
Real Estate and Insurance
Washqueen Street
South Street
Dial
South End
Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham Women's Extension Group
Eda McEwen
Mildred Dunn
Josephine
Esther Valentine
Eola McEwen
Miriam Rideout
Alicia Sedgley
Eva Palmer
Gladys Peterson
Aston Hanson
Elma Pratt
Hazel Maxwell
New Hampshire
Alice Moody
Winifred Dodge
Maurice Pratt
Frank Hackett
Frank Sanborn
Waterville
Bessie Hunt
Miranda Meserve
Malcolm Jewell
Lewiston Hospital
Edward Bryer
Kittery
Eugene Fisher
U. of M
Morse
Opera House
United Artists
Sun
Shocker
Muane
Warner Bros
Wandy Kelly
Tsa
Topsham Fair
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