Dr Averill Speaks At Bath Hospital Alumnae Meeting
The Bath Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association met at the Cosmopolitan Club with Mrs. William Blair presiding. Dr Lawrence Averill spoke on Immotional Immaturity sharing case histories and noting immature adults and children. a rummage sale was planned for Oct 27 and $200 was approved for ward necessities. Miss Katherine Ames attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Cosmopolitan Club
William Blair
Clarence Fullerton
John F. Leonard
Bath Community Center
Katherine Ames
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Averill
Sheepscot
Averill
Russell Merchant
Helen Bonney
Frank Kittridge
Alfred McCabe
Mabel Russell
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Albert McMann
Elihu Fullerton
Raymond Hart
Joseph Cass
Susan Beardsley
Date Set For Annual Boy Scout Father Son Banquet
The Bath Brunswick area will host the annual Father Son Boy Scout banquet on a February Monday evening at the Brunswick Naval Air Station. District chairman William A. Niss announced the event marking Boy Scouting in America 47 years. About 300 Scouts and fathers from Bath are expected, with Court of Honor presenting advancement awards to Bath and Brunswick Scouts.
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Bath-Brunswick
William A. Niss
America
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Bath
Brunswick
WCTU Concludes Annual Convention Thursday Night
The Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union finished its 82nd annual convention with a banquet at Wesley Methodist Church and a final session at First Baptist Church featuring the film Far From Alone and a gold medal prize speaking contest won by Patricia Gac of Rockland. Recaps of county reports and Youth Temperance Council work were presented, with a Loyal Temperance Legion demonstration by Seventh-day Adventist students and readings on anti tobacco themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
George E. Springer
Cooper's Mills
Patricia Gac
Rockland
Roberta Jewell
Ellen Oliver
Georgia Lacy
Jennifer McGuiggan
Bath
Jean Bettle
Brunswick
Carol Philbrook
Auckland
Youth Temperance Council
Ocean Park
Edward McGuiggan
Augusta K Christie
Loyal Temperance Legion
Seventh-day Adventist School
Doris Thistle
LTL
Cynthia Weaver
Bethany Westersmeyer
Ruth Ann Bettle
Joyce Farley
Dwight Price
Danny Bettle
Bobby Nurse
David Hood
Barry Price
David Stilphen
David Farley
Harvey Rice
Nancy Weaver
Janice Bettle
Cheryl Pecci
Marvin Rice
Dale Ann Price
Boger Farley
Phippsburg Couple On President's TV Program
Mr and Mrs Lewis Alexander of West Point will speak to the Phippsburg Republican Town Committee about their experiences as guests of the Citizens For Eisenhower in Washington DC. The meeting at Town Hall Saturday at 7:30 pm will include Alexander, a West Point fisherman, who appeared on the President’s televised address last Friday. The couple met the President and May Craig, Washington correspondent for Maine papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Alexander
West Point
Phinnsburg
Republican
Eisenhower
Washington
D. C
Town Hall
Alexander
May Craig
Maine
Stresses Safety At Huse School Assembly Program
An assembly on safety was presented at Huse Memorial school on a Wednesday morning. State Trooper Herman Boudreau and Superintendent Loring R Addison spoke on bicycle safety and local patrol work, urging student cooperation to keep a strong safety record. The program featured the Huse patrol led by Capt Larry Wallace and included pledges, safety truths, and a salute to the flag with students from grades four through six participating.
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Huse Memorial School
Herman Boudreau
Loring R. Addison
Boudreau
Bath
Addison
Huse
Larry Wallace
Fred Hersom
Gail McCormick
Joyce Sabo
Ann McCole
Dale Mank
Paul Ring
Stephen Mayo
Carol Holmes
Arlene Coleman
Olive Crabtree
Manley Grant
Alice Austin
Clara Hutchins
Laleah Snyder
Roberta Stevens
Legion Cadets Halt Activities Over Debts
Legion Cadets, also known as the Legion Cadets Junior Drum and Single Corps, suspend all drill periods, music classes, and training due to nearly $800 in outstanding accounts. Corps Director William Milliken announced no funds would be spent on winter operations until debts are paid and sufficient funds are available. The Cavalcade of Music last month depleted the treasury and left unpaid balances that would have been cleared if the event had succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Cadets
William Milliken
United Fund Parade Opens Bath Campaign Kickoff
A Bath motorcade of over 1,000 preceded a Bath Iron Works hall rally launching the first United Fund Drive for Bath. Principal speaker Phil Johnson praised faith and American spirit while Mussenden reported $10,500 in advance gifts toward a $42,900 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Johnson
William F. Mussenden
United Fund
Mussenden
Achievement Night of 4-H Clubs At City Hall
About 30 parents and friends attend achievement night marking the close of the year’s work. 4-H clubs represented include Mrs. Granville Colby’s senior club Kenneth Francisco’s Harvesters and Mrs. Pauline Belanger’s Shamrock club. Demonstrations, talks, and vocal selections highlight the program with projects in clothing foods and home improvement. County Achievement Day is set for Greene on Oct 27 with ribbons and awards to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Granville Colby
Kenneth Francisco
Harvesters
Pauline Belanger
Frances Butcher
Joan Robbins
University of Maine At
Orono
Susan Robinson
County
Donna Crocker
Collette Beers
Nancy Temple
Do Lord
Shamrock 4-H Club
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Rita Hennessy
Marie Earle
Joan Ring
Dorothy Snowdon
David Smith
Stephen Babine
Margaret Weatherington
Pamela Litchfield
Martha Hederman
Barbara Fuller
Paul Dow
Greene
Bowdoin honors 70 undergraduates on James Bowdoin Day
Richard W. Greene of this city among 70 Bowdoin undergraduates honored at the 16th annual James Bowdoin Day exercises. Bowdoin Scholars are named for an average of at least 86 or superior work in a major. Greene is a son of Mr and Mrs Stanley W Greene of 19 Valley road.
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Richard W. Greene
Bowdoin College
James Bowdoin
Greene
Stanley W. Greene
Valley Road
Legion Auxiliary Votes Donation To United Fund
The Smith Tobey Post American Legion Auxiliary approved a donation to the United Fund campaign at a last week meeting. President Mrs. Scott Kittredge announced committee appointments across welfare, publicity, membership, auditing, sick, and ways and means, with Gloria Swearingen named as girl state delegate to attend the next meeting on Oct 24. Social hour followed. hostesses were Mrs. Lucy Desmond and Mrs. Almira Burgon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Smith Tobey
American Legion Auxiliary
Scott Kittredge
Myrtle Soule
Fred Tobey
Edgar Leavitt
Leon Farnham
Maude Dowling
Frank Techeira
Donald Gurney
Charlotte Anderson
George Costain
Cedric French
Lucy Desmond
Donald Perry
Karcher Jackson
Ways and
Charles Syde
Leon Billings
Roland Farnham
Delmar Bates
Frank Reinoehl
Gloria Swearingen
Bath Y To Take Part In National Athletic Contest
Bath YMCA prepares for the 1957 National YMCA Athletic Achievement contest with 10 to 17 year olds eligible. Scores from tests determine the local team of ten to be sent to the national event. The Cozens exponent plan adjusts for age height and weight to level the field and allow fair ranking across clubs. Grammar School day kicks off Saturday at 12 30 in the gym with track events including dash and high jump.
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Bath YM C.A
Y.M. C.A
YMCA
Bath Opens Municipal Parking Lot On November First
The Bath Parking District announces the first municipal lot will open Nov 1 with 107 spaces. Meters will be installed, Water Street lot sectioned into stalls, and a second lot on the east side planned after opening. Negotiations with Sears Roebuck and First National Store aim to meter areas now in use. New meters will offer short stay and all day options at five cents.
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Bath
Water Street
Sears Roebuck
First National
American House
Highway and Sewer Department
Stanley W. Judkins
Winterweather
Shipbuilding
Halloween Window Painting Contest and Big Parade
Ghosts and goblins will roam Bath business district on Halloween as the Bath YMCA and Retail Trade Merchants sponsor a community celebration. A window painting contest precedes the parade with prizes, paints, and space offered to participants. After the parade grade schoolers attend a party at the Y with refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ymca
YMCA
Bath-Owned Dogs Among Winners at North Berwick
Two Bath owned dogs placed in the final 1956 AKC field trial held by the Maine Retriever Trial Club in the North Berwick area. Gypsey's Mallard of Wigloria, a Chesapeake, owned by Marshall L Willis, took third in qualifying and second in open all-age. Syvernac Pineridge Trigger, a Chesapeake owned by Roland D D McIntosh, finished fourth in open all-age. The Bath entries were among the youngest and the only Chesapeake Bay Retrievers in the event. Willis's Batch is nearly two years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Kennel Club
Maine Retriever Trial Club Inc
North Berwick
Gypsey
van Dryke
Tealbrook
Black Labrador
Dana B Goodwin
Saco
Troll Gaurds
Tipperary Tim
Joseph Langmaid
Pride's Crossing
Mass
Whitecup
Malcolm M. Filson
Ogunquit
Staindrop Crackle
Yellow
Chesapeake Bay
Willis
Bath Woman Writes On Art And The Church
Bath artist Barbara Sargent writes in the October issue of Pulpit Digest urging closer church and artist cooperation. She argues theologians must teach Christian content vividly so artists can express it, noting Renaissance patronage and calling artists blood-brothers to the Christian faith. She concludes by urging churches to invite artists in to spread the Glory of God through art.
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Bath
Pulpit Digest
Barbara Sargent
Martin V. B. Sargent
Winter Street Congregational Church
God
Christ
BPW Club Endorses United Fund Campaign in Bath
Members of the Bath Business and Professional Women's Club voted unanimously to endorse the Bath Area United Fund Inc and support its campaign. The decision followed a talk by William F Mussenden, local United Fund chairman, on the fund’s history and community need. President Mrs Asenith Haggett announced guest speaker Mrs Wendell B Heal, Sagadahoc County Registrar of Probate, at a district meeting of BPW clubs in Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Judith Libby
H. Kenneth Smith
New History Club
Craig Ayer
Linda Ames
Anne Bailey
Judith Bailey
Judith Beane
Jane Footer
Keith Frasier
Michael Guerin
Karen Harmon
David Higgins
Holly Hutchins
Paul Hutchins
Martha Hederman
Roberta Jewell
Douglas Knight
Nancy Kocha
Bath Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bath Area United Fund, Inc
William F Mussenden
United Fund
Mussenden
Asenith Haggett
Wendell B. Heal
Sagadahoc
B.P.W
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Lisbon Falls
Lewiston-Au
McClure AL Cahill's Service Station Ad
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McClure
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City Park
Susan Eberhard
Gail McIntosh
Mary Jane Bull
Jacqueline Shorette
Jolene Suslai
Clinton Delano
Robert McElman
David Swearingen
Henry Thorpe
Donald F. Preble
J. Haviland Torrey
Robert Carter
Dr. Averill
Bath Hospital
WCTU
Phippsburg
Legion
Smith Tobey Post Drum & Bugle Corps
Champion Corps of Maine
Morse High School
Cecil V. Rowland
Nathan W. Watson
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Cliff Leeman
Richard MacLennan
Bath Area Chamber of Commerce
Legion Auxiliary
Almira Burgon
BPW Club
AL Cahill
Leeman Highway
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