Former Bath Recorder Quarrington Dies In Crash
John W. Quarrington 43 of Richmond former Bath Municipal Court recorder and Mrs Eleanor Sherer 44 of Wiscasset died when their car hit a pickup on Route 218 near Wiscasset. Thomas and Helena Kennedy seriously injured, Mrs Kennedy with multiple fractures. Police say Quarrington drove the convertible. Kennedy tried to avoid the crash. Kennedy works at Torrey Roller Bushing Works Bath. Quarrington had legal career and recent Sagadahoc Superior Court appeal. World War II service noted. Mrs Sherer employed in a Wiscasset market. He was educated in Detroit born. survived by widow, mother, and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Quarrington
Richmond
Bath Municipal Court
Eleanor Sherer
Wiscasset
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Thomas Kennedy
North Edgecomb
Helena Kennedy
Kennedy
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Bath
Lincoln County
Francis Woodhead
Quarrington
Mrs. Sherer
Kennedys
Maine Law Court
Sherer
Anna
Albert Albee
Wiscasset High School
Detroit
Mich
Walter Quarrington
Deering High School
Portland
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
Peabody Law School
Maine
94Th
Ardennes
Rhineland
Europe
Boston
Sagadahoc Teachers Propose Education Budget, Benefits
Sagadahoc County teachers meeting at Bath Junior High under Maine Teachers Association agenda urged higher minimum salaries more state aid and earmarked funding for education. They rejected social security but asked for survivor benefits and a minimum sick leave. plus funding for Gorham State Teachers College dormitory and library to maintain accreditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Maine Teachers Association
Katherine Conley
Sagadahoc
Maine Teachers Legislative Committee
Bath Junior High School
Daniel Perry
Gorham State
Time for Auto Inspection Sticker in Maine
The Maine Governor's Committee on Highway Safety urges timely two yearly inspections at official stations. Periods are April and October. Delaying to the last days can mean long lines and missed compliance with the six month safety check.
Public libraries struggle with low incomes in U S
About 7 500 public library systems exist in the United States and roughly 30 percent report annual incomes under 1 000 dollars as a funding challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rev Campbell of Yarmouth Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
The Rev. Scott Campbell of Yarmouth spoke to the Lions Club at the Sea Grill in West Bath on Lionism and helping others. He urged enthusiasm, group effort, and educating youth to appreciate America. King Lion Benjamin Zimmerman encouraged support for the hospital fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Campbell
Yarmouth
Lions Club
Sea Grill
West Bath
Campbell
Lions Clubs
America
King Lion Benjamin Zimmerman
Leading Biological Bulletin to Feature Bath Boy Article
Charles Burden of this city prepares an article for the Biological Bulletin on the survival of hypophysectomized Fundulus heteroclitus in fresh water. A Morse High School valedictorian and Yale graduate, he conducted the research at Yale and now attends Harvard Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Bulletin
Charles Burden
Alexander Burden
Burden
Morse High School
Times Business
Birch Point
Yale University
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Rainbow Girls Meeting Names Committees and Elected Prospects
Cynthia Osgood newly installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assembly No. 6 presided Friday and named sick, finance, and investigation committees. Four petitions were presented for investigation. Four candidates were elected to receive the Rainbow degree on Oct. 28: Judith Libby, Sharon Wing, Roberta McLeod, Donna Young. Various bars and pins were awarded for attendance and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Osgood
Rainbow Assembly
No. 6
Assembly
Margo Parks
Frances Butcher
Irma Gilman
Bert Lonn
Patricia Hill
Constance Howe
Charlene Guynn
Bili Jewett
Sue Owen
Judith Libby
Sharon Wing
Roberta McLeod
Donna Young
Herbert Morse
Marlene Prawer
Barbara Fuller
Margaret Mitchell
Joan Fogg
Judith Legard
Nancy Temple
Judith Ashe
Beverly Cromwell
Barbara Lawrence
Deborah Lawrence
Joyce Scanlin
Joyce Ring
Linda Leeman
Betty Aikenhead
Janice Card
Merlene Osborne
Ellen Fletcher
Edna McPhee
Arolyn Francis
Loretta Bailey
Barbara Larrabee
Jill Olson
Margaret Lowery
Ellen Low
Anna Lonn
Diane Bailey
Yacht Club Plans Gala Halloween Party at Rich's Mountain
The New Meadows Yacht Club will host a Halloween gala on Saturday October 29 at the clubhouse on Rich's Mountain. Commodore Owen Williams and Mrs Williams lead planning with decorations by Mr and Mrs Phil Staley and games by Mr and Mrs Maynard Lee. Vincent Hendersons Orchestra will provide dancing music and prizes will be given for the four best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
Commodore
Owen Williams
Phil Staley
Jack Berry
Minnie Brown
Maynard Lee
Victor Testa
Frank Hilton
Supt Additon To Speak At Huse P T A Meeting
Supt Loring R Additon will address Huse P T A Thursday at eight with a talk on rank ecards. An informal reception for Huse teachers will follow the fall meeting. President Mrs William A Greene Jr will preside over business discussions on Kiddie Karnival and yearlong activities. An executive committee meet at 7 15 in the principal's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Loring R. Additon
Huse P. T. A
Huse
William A. Greene, Jr
North Center PTA Holds Open House for Fall Meetings
The North Center P T A opened fall activities with an Open House at North Primary and North Grammar. The meeting launched a membership drive through November with a prize for the room with most registrations and monthly attendance prizes. The group also discussed a boiler project, bought folding tables, and announced district council meetings and appointed delegates. The next P T A gathering is set for November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
Parent Teacher Association
North Primary
North Grammar
George F. Cary
North Grammar School
John A. Greene, Jr
Bath School Health Council
John Swerringen
John Boyles
James Temple
Albert Oliver
Leon Robbins
William Webster
P. T. A. Council
Kenneth Jacquith
P.T. A
Fisher School
Herbert Morse
Fred Osgood
John Leonard
Fisher P T A hears lunch program details and milk plan
Mrs Daniel Perry explains the hot lunch program at Fisher school P T A meeting. Principal A Lincoln Anderson outlines the daily milk program with paid and free options. Guests include teachers Day St Angelo Rolfe and others. plans for a card party and workshop are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Perry
Fisher P.T.A
Fisher P. T. A
A. Lincoln Anderson
Fisher School
Loring R. Addison
Harry L. Day
Maria St. Angelo
Phyllis Rolfe
Bath Business and Professional Women hear Oulton on public affairs
Bath City Council Chairman Ronald C. Oulton spoke to about 30 Bath Business and Professional Women at Sedgwick dinner about the last Bath city report and the nine member council to be elected in February. He urged resident support for council decisions and proposed shifting the fiscal year to June to give new officials time to gain footing before a new budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Oulton
Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Sedgwick
Oulton
City of Bath
Bath
Bath Commandery Praised At Its Annual Inspection
Eminent Sir Albert W Hoffies officiated the Dunlap Commandery inspection Tuesday night and commended the local commandery for its work calling it one of the most outstanding inspections he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Hoffies
Dunlap Commandery
Speaks On Atomic Energy In Industry At Rotary Club
William Lowe an atomic engineer from Bath Iron Works lectured at the Rotary Club luncheon about atomic energy in industry. He said atomic energy has become big business in the United States and addressed its industrial applications and growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industry
Rotary Club
William Lowe
Bath Iron Works
United States
Winter Street Church set parish supper for Oct 26
The Winter Street Congregational church annual parish supper is planned for Oct. 26. The Ladies Aid held the announcement, naming Mrs. Horace Ward as general chairman and listing supporting committees for dining room, programs, and yearlong activities. The group also scheduled a rummage sale for Nov. 9 and a Dec. 8 pre Christmas lobsters salad supper, with prep committees to be announced. about 40 members attended and future meetings were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
Kenneth Francisco
Horace Ward
Munroe Carlton
John Gillespie
John Atwood
Susan Clark
David Alkazin
Fred Hooper
William Potter
Edwin Partridge
Clifford B. Wilband
Horace G. Morse
Martin Sargent
John Parker
Francisco
Scott Golder
Dorothy Weeks
Robert Colley
Mildred G Nichols
Earl Kimble
Charles Hewitt
Winnie Durgin
John Sylvester
Charles Andre
Delmar Bates
John A. Morse
Susan Reed
Raymond Welch
Motley to Speak at Bath Red Cross Meeting
Thomas E. Motley 22d will be principal speaker at the Bath Chapter American Red Cross annual meeting Friday at Grace Church Parish House. Motley, elected Boston Metropolitan Red Cross chair in 1954, has led disaster relief work and will discuss experiences from Worcester tornado Carol Edna floods and Diane relief efforts. Frederick E. Drake Jr. will preside at 7:30 p m. officers and reports will be presented. locals are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Motley
Bath Chapter
American Red Cross
Grace Church Parish
Motley
Boston Metropolitan
Red Cross
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Grace Church Parish House
Construction Starts On New Nazarene Church In Bath
Foundation work begins for the First Church of the Nazarene at Lincoln and Center streets Bath with 7000 square feet across two stories. The building will seat 225 in the sanctuary plus 70 in the wing and include 13 classrooms a nursery and soundproofing. Occupancy is expected by May 1956 with Sunday services at Bath Iron Works Recreation hall during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Lincoln and
Center Streets
J. Lyal Calhoun
Washington Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Lewiston
Alonzo Harriman
Calhoun
Bath Iron Works
Lincoln
Progressive Union Entertained By Freeport Women
Freeport Women hosted the Progressive Union including Bath Cosmopolitan club for an all day meeting. Mr and Mrs Noble Yates of Freeport and Philadelphia spoke on Cornwall England. Mrs Yates entertained with piano, Mr Yates sketched Land's End scenes. Luncheon followed with a program featuring Miss Janice Plummer flute and a book review of The Other Half of the Orange by Jo M. Post. Members from Cosmopolitan club attended along with listed hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of
Freeport
Progressive Union
Bath
Yates
Marion Erwin
Land's End
England
Chaurites Bradbury
Janice Plummer
Jo M M. Post
Jane Phinney Harlow
Portland
Cosmopolitan Club
Joseph Smith
Daniel Matter
Linnone Boardman
Fred Quimby
Albert Whitney
Herbert Harris
Garrell Deering
Elizabeth Moffatt
Jennie Walker
Stan Intihar Returns for Cornell vs Lehigh After Ineligibility
Stan Intihar, a 6 foot 4 Cornell end from Euclid Ohio, returned to action with a brilliant performance against Lehigh after missing 1954 due to ineligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Intihar
Cornell
Euclid
Ohio
Lehigh
Memorial Hospital Fair Draws Largest Crowds in 12th Run
The Memorial Hospital benefit fair finished a two night run at the B I W Recreation hall with record attendance and expected all time high proceeds. Booths and displays were well patronized including the Brunswick Naval Air Station rescue exhibition led by Chief Hospital Corpsman George Mac Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
B. I. W. Recreation Hall
Brunswick Naval Air Station
George MacLaughlin
Montsweag Extension Group Plans Thursday Sewing Meeting
The Montsweag Extension Group will hold a full day gathering at the Good Will Hall Woolwich on Thursday starting 10:30 am with the program Curtain and Draperies led by Ruth Loeschner. Members should bring cafe curtain material and sewing supplies. A noon dinner will be served by Alice Baker Milli Cent Ball and Harriet Garside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Extension Group
Good Will Hall
Woolwich
Ruth Loeschner
Alice Baker
Millicent Ball
Harriet Garside
Alabama Football Historic Scoring Blasts 1922 and 1906
Alabama’s record lists a 110 to 0 victory over Marion Military Institute in 1922 and a 78 to 0 defeat by Vanderbilt in 1906, marking the program’s extreme outcomes in early 20th century play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Marion Military Institute
Vanderbilt
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Bath Court
Rev. Campbell of
Rainbow Girls
Yacht Club
Supt. Additon
P.T.A
Edward L. Kinder
Richard R. Raven
North Center
Bath Central Council of Parents and Teachers
Martin B. Sargent
Merton F. Bradway
Howard L. Bowen
Aubrey Steen
Donald N Small
Ernest Bartelles
Burt S. Osgood
Donald Mackinnon
Robert Footer
Eugene Eberhard
Albert Thompson
Nelson Horridge
W. Linwood Haynes
Richard Raven
Duncan McInnes
Fred Brown
Edward J. Lee
Armand Petit
City Council
R. Clinton McFadden
Gladys DeWever
Margaret Kane
Asenith Haggett
Central Church
Rowena Marsh
Bath Commandery
Winter St
First Church of Nazarene
Hospital Fair
Montsweag
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