Superintendent Speakers At Dike Washington PTA
Superintendent Loring R. Addison addressed the Dike Washington P T A during the fall meeting stressing parent teacher collaboration for student learning and long range school planning. Daniel Scully urged PTA support for Bath Memorial Hospital's Development fund as officers were sworn in and the group decided to maintain last year’s meeting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike-Washington Parent Teacher Association
Loring R. Addison
P.ta
Daniel Scully
Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund
Scully
P T. A
Ways and Means
Paul E. Akeley
John M. Conley Jr
John Coombs
Frank Harvie
William Cummings
Washington Street School
Flmira James
Dike School
Jones
E. Merritt Shea
Addison Caton
Bath Man Renominated To State Arbitration Board
Governor Edmund S. Muskie renominated Bath resident Jonn. Conley Jr. as the management member of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation. Conley, personnel director at Bath Iron Works, plus State Grange Master Maynard C. Dolloff who resigned to pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination will serve as public member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund S. Muskie
Jonn. Conley, Jr
Bath
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Conley
Bath Iron Works Corp
Muskie
State Grange
Maynard C. Dolloff
Dolloff
Michigan Freshman Stephen McNaughton Debuts at U of M
Stephen McNaughton son of Mr and Mrs Walter McNaughton has begun freshman studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. A 1957 Morse High School graduate he completed his education at Maine Central Institute Pittsfield in 1958 and spent the summer with his parents in West Lake Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen McNaughton
Walter McNaughton
Scott Golder
Winship Street
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Stephen
Morse
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
West Lake
Winter St Church Fellowship Circles Hold Meetings
Winter Street Church Women’s Fellowship held circle meetings on Sept 17 with 17 members at Circle 1 and 16 at Circle 2. Officers and chairs were chosen for various posts, plans for December church fair discussed, and a joint meeting scheduled for Oct 15 with Circles 1 2 and 3 hosting.
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Winter Street Church Women's Fellowship
Manley Grant
Martin Sargent
Jane Goodman
Circle Joonet
Circle Reader
Philip Wyman
Paul Scan- Jin
Leland Patton
Cecil Rowland
David Klickstein
Circle 2
Raymond Farnham
Duncan Farrell
Elliot Hanson
Philip Moore
Heyward Newcomb
James Jenkins
Philip Hodgkins
Norman Sanford
John Morse, Jr
Helen Bonney
Linwood Abbott
Circle 5
West Bath Fire Dept Auxiliary Halloween Party Planned
The West Bath fire department auxiliary announces a Halloween party on September 29 at the men’s club with firemen as guests. Arrangements committee includes Mrs Eunice Fitzgerald Mrs Barbara Fitzgerald and Mrs Elizabeth Reno. President Dorothy Hallowell named October hostesses Mrs Mae Boynton and Mrs Marjorie Boynton and the evening program features two humorous readings by Mrs Marjorie Boynton. New member Mrs Mark Reil welcomed. penny collection funds to support flower projects.
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West Bath
Mae Boynton
Marjorie Boynton
Mark Reil
Airman Dyer Completes Training Transfers to Bainbridge
AA David E. Dyer USAF son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Dyer has completed training at Norman Oklahoma and has been transferred to Bainbridge Maryland. Friends may write him at AA491-3593. BEF 525 CO Company 4 Sec 42 USN Ge Mr and Mrs Allen Hackett of Fairfield were Sunday guests of Mrs Hackett's daughter and family at 39 Denny Road, Patricia and Lawrence McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Dyer
USAF
Leslie Dyer
High Street
Norman
Oklo
Bainbridge
BEF 525 CO Company
Sec
Allen Hackett
Fairfield
Two More Phippsburg School Buildings Sold
Phippsburg selectmen sold two more old school buildings replaced by the consolidated school. The Sebasco two room school sold for 2125 to the Nazarene Church committee for use as a replacement church building. Winnegance School sold for 200 to Lester Munsey who plans a workshop and garage and must move the structure. The new fire station project proceeds on schedule with foundation and walls underway by Norman Markham of Popham, aiming to house the town’s firefighting equipment in a fireproof building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Selectmen
Sebasco
Nazarene Church Committee
Winnegance
Lester Munsey
Selectmen
Norman Markham
Popham
Two Cars In Collision On Washington Street Friday
Police report a collision between two cars at the Washington and Hunt streets intersection in the South End Friday afternoon. Damage totaled about 350 dollars. Irene M. Savoie of 161 Middle Street drove east on Hunt onto Washington, while Lillian Henderson of Star Route 36 drove south on Washington. Henderson’s car sustained 200 dollars in rear side and fender damage. Savoie’s car suffered 150 dollars in left front fender headlight and hood damage. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Hunt Streets
Paul Avery
Irene M. Savoie
Middle Street
Hunt Street
Washington Street
Lillian Henderson
Star Route 36
Henderson
Savoie
Nurses Share Spaghetti Supper at Birch Point
A Bath Memorial hospital group of nurses enjoyed a spaghetti supper Saturday evening at Mrs Edward N Hartnett's Birch Point cottage. Guests included Martha Feretos and many R Ns such as Helen Higgins Patricia Perrine Maxine Footer Gertrude Freeman Frances Rogers Madelyn Hartnett Doris Bailey Evelyn McMann Arline McAllister Helen Shaughnessy Rita Durant Frances Benson Ellen Coombs. During the evening Miss Feretos showed color slides from a four month Greece visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edward N. Hartnett
Birch Point
Martha Feretos
Helen Higgins
R. N
Patricia Perrine
Maxine Footer
R.N
Gertrude Freeman
Frances Rogers
Madelyn Hartnett
Doris Bailey
Evelyn McMann
Nightingale Club Plans October Meeting at Mrs Dale's
Nightingale club members will gather at Mrs. Dale's Middle street home for the October meeting. The announcement came from a Thursday session hosted by Miss Arline Footer. A nominating committee including Mrs. Arthur W. King Mrs. Emery Footer and Mrs. J Arthur Bur Boss will elect a slate of officers. Mrs. Dale hosted a lobster dinner before the business and social card evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ©. Dale
Nightingale Club
Middle Street
Arline Footer
Arthur W. King
Emery Footer
J. Arthur Bur- Boss
Junior Hostesses Invited To Attend Dances At SAGE
Junior hostesses are invited to attend two dances at SAGE House Ballroom Topsham Air Force Station. A record hop featuring Bob Caron WCME will be Wednesday 8 11 15 p.m. A square dance with Ev erett Johnson of Portland as caller will be Monday Sept 29 6 11 p.m. All girls 18 and over welcome. Contact Miss Betty Fenton Service Club Director at Pearview O B38T Ext 345.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Air Force Station
Sage House
Bob Caron
WCME
Everett Johnson
Portland
Betty Fenton
Pearview
Youngster in Good Condition After Accident near Home
Seven year old James N Pushard of 176 Middle Street is reported in good condition at Mercy hospital after a Friday afternoon accident near his home. He fell onto a stick injuring his right eye and was rushed first to H Wa memorial hospital and then to Portland hospital for surgery. Trooper Philip Hodgkins escorted the ambulance to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N., Pushard
Middle Street
Mercy Hospital
H Wa Semorial Hospital
Portland
Philip Hodgkins
Maine State Police
Miss Gladys Lowell Returns to Winter Home in City
Miss Gladys Lowell a third grade teacher returns to her Winter residence at the Cosmopolitan Club from her Sebago home indicating the seasonal move of a local educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lowell
Cosmopolitan Club
Sebago
Missionary Society Meets Sept 16 At Corliss Street
The Far and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street Baptist Church begins fall activities with a meeting led by Mrs. Marie Colby. Mrs. Theresa Hill led devotions and Mrs. Helen Harris was elected first vice president to fill an unexpired term. The group approved the White Cross quota and formed a committee to revise the constitution and by laws. Mrs. Mildred Walker presented a missionary study book and members urged collecting light clothing for Mather school. Reports on the house party were given. Next meeting set for October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Marie Colby
Devalions
Theresa Hill
Helen Harris
Mildred Allen
Harris
Lillian Denaco
Marion Coombs
Mildred Walker
Mather School
Walker
Denaco
Paul Strube
Hill
Jessie Norton
Robert Henry Boda
Bowdeinham
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Eagle
Lawson
Women's Missionary Society
F the Baptist Church
Dorothy Bentley
Augusta
Bowdoinham
Supt. Smith
Brumnswick
Olive Little
Vickie Little
Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Ruth Palmer
Michael Karkos, Jr
Ida Histerman
Lisbon Falls
Hazel Harmon
Richard West
Bowdoin
Charles Hackett
Monmouth
Elizabeth Bishop
Neil
Bishop
Stockton Springs
Charles Allen
Washington, D. C
Vernon Little
Merle MacDonald
Waterboro
Bertram MarcDonald
Virginia Drunklee
Linden Little
Greenfield
Mass
River Road
Leonard Lamoreau
St. Cloud
Fla
Connecticut
Curtis
Main Street
Lottie Tate
Rae LaCroix
Alice Maxwell
Bath
Richard Moore
Waterville
Calvin Hodgdon
Allan Frizzle
Portland
Suburb Civic Club Votes To Have Rummage Sale
At the Thursday meeting the Suburb Civic club voted to stage a rummage sale at the clubhouse. Mrs Harold Mott and Mrs James York were named co chairmen. October project will be a paper party on Oct 23 with a committee to be named. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Keith Atwood and others. Entertainment directed by Mers Denforth MacDonald and Mrs Ralph Williams. Traveling prize won by Mrs Williams. A Swap party followed the business meeting with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvic Club
Harold Mott
James York
Cochairmen
Keith Atwood
Donald Wilson
Harold Rogers
William T. Pinkham
Mers Denforth
MacDonald
Ralph Williams
Seven Bath Men Attend Accounts Meeting
Seven Bath men attended the first Fall meeting of the Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Accountants held at the Elm hotel in Auburn Friday evening. Attendees included William A. Niss George Finlay Donald Cromwell William Miller of Bath Iron Works Daniel Lord Oscar Marsh of the Hyde Windlass Co and Shirley Harrington of the First National Bank. The association would hold its annual ladies day and Fall outing at the Bethel Inn in Bethel on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Southern Maine
National Association of Accountants
Elm Hotel
Auburn
William A. Niss
George Finlay
Donald Cromwell
William Miller
Bath Iron Works
Daniel Lord
Oscar Marsh
Hyde Windlass Co
Shirley Harrington
First National Bank
Bethel Inn
Bethel
Winneganee Auxiliary Meets At Meadowbrook
The Winneganee Auxiliary gathered Thursday at Dorothy Loermond’s Meadowbrook cottage. Luncheon at noon, then bridge. First prize won by Vida Morse, second by Agnes Small. Attendees included Rogers, Hewitt, Coggeshall, Emma Morse, Burgess, Drake and daughter Nancy. Next meeting slated for next Thursday at 1 o'clock with Emma Morse.
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Winneganee
Dorothy Loermond
Meadowbrook
Vida Morse
Agnes Small
Betty Rogers
Blanche Hewitt
Doris Coggeshall
Emma Morse
John Burgess
Helen Drake
Nancy
Large Number To Take Clerk Carrier Examination
If all appear as scheduled 113 persons will take the substitute clerk carrier examination at the High School Saturday. Civil service examiner Paul Mason reports 63 applicants are from Bath, 38 from Brunswick, and 12 from Tops ham. Each applicant may be considered only in the postal area where he resides. Mason notes Bath area applicants exceed normal by about 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Paul Mason
Bath
Brunswick
Topsham
Mason
Ensign Olson Assigned Duty At Bath Shipyards
Ensign Donald A. Olson U S N reports for duty at the Office of the Supervisor of Shipbuilding U S N and Naval Inspector of Ordnance Bath as electronics material officer and assistant inspection officer. Former Coeur d Alene Idaho resident. He and wife Marie Y Lowe Olson and two children reside at 49 Bluff Road Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Olson
Naval Inspector of Ordnance
Bath
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Ensign Olson
Marie Y. Lowe O
Bluff Road
Bath Still Alarms: Oil Burner Flooded, Chimney Fire Quelled
Bath firemen answered two still alarms early Sunday. No damage reported. An oil burner at 32 Broad Street flooded and extinguished at 6:22. A chimney fire at 504 Middle Street was extinguished at 11:44.
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Bath
Broad Street
Middle
Associate Justice Burton To Receive Bowdoin Prize
Justice Harold H. Burton of the United States Supreme Court will receive the Bowdoin Prize for 1958 at Bowdoin College. The $4700 award honors a Bowdoin alumnus or faculty member with a distinctive contribution in any field. The ceremony, at noon Thursday, features Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court justices and other prominent lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Maine
Harold H. Burton
United States Supreme Court
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Justice Burton
Cleveland
United States Senate
Truman
Supreme Court
Bowdoin Board of Overseers
Bowdoin Prize
William J. Curtis
Curtis
Harvard
Yale
Wesley Church School to Open on Sunday September 28
At a workers conference of Wesley church teachers and officers Mrs Mare King announced the Wesley church school will open Sunday September 28 at 9 am. Mrs King led registration discussions and class introductions. Mrs Robert Savage and Miss Laura King were named co superintendents of kindergarten and nursery. Mrs Stanley Hunter heads the primary department and church education commission. Mrs John Coombs continues as superintendent of junior and intermediate. Walter Upham directs worship for senior and adult classes. Miss Druscilla Fielding offered a young adult class. Cake and coffee followed adjournment to October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Mare King
Pre-Nuptial Shower For Miss Doris Roy Thursday
Miss Doris Roy of this city, heiress to wed Robert E. Dow on October 25, was honored at a Thursday evening pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Jeanne Dow at 27 Summer Street. The event featured a pastel gift table and a bridal cake centerpiece. guests included Mrs. Borski and numerous Roy and Gibb relatives while gifts were sent by several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Roy
Robert E. Dow
Jeanne Dow
Msr
Frank Borski
Summer Street
Borski
Herbert Roy
Margaret Niles
Louise Belanger
Francis Lowery
Carol Harrison
Emma Gibb
Joan Kaplin
Anna Gibb
Adeline McPhee
Barbara Wyman
Jeannette Coffin
Joan McPhee
Sally McPhee
Gene Rouillard
Russell Irish
Walter Williamson
John Perry
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Lois Thomas in City Home
Mrs Lois Thomas celebrated a stork shower hosted by Mrs Charles Hinckley and others at her Academy Street home. Guests included Mrs Wilfred Hart Mrs John Gowen and several others with gifts sent by eight additional friends.
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Charles Hinckley
Lois Thomas
Bessie Petit
Fern Gowen
Surprise baby shower honors Grace Climo in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham hosts recount a surprise baby shower for Grace Climo at Mabel Heenie’s home with guests from Tops ham Pasadena and local area. Yellow aqua streamers centertable mini furniture. refreshments served. Also noted are local church events PLTA meeting Sinclair Bill discussion and donations for hot lunch program plus personal items and travel notes.
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Mabel Heenie
Selman Linkenbick
Grace Climo
Doris Blodgett
Charlotte Billings
Nancy MacDonald
Shirley Curtis
Edna Rowe
Joan Hatch
Hope
Margaret Temple
Beverly Acker
Olive Frizzle
Irene Allison
Maury Hamel
Corliss Street Baptist Youth Fellowship Meeting
Corliss Street Baptist Youth Fellowship members met Sunday evening for an engaging program led by the Rev Warren Harris. President Ruth Dougty presided, with prayers by Martha Pratt and scripture readings by Linda Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Youth Fellowship of
Corliss — Street Church
Warren Harris
Ruth Dougty
Martha Pratt
Linda Ames
Jennifer McGowan Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Ellen McGowan daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard McGowan of 20 Office Drive marked her fourth birthday with a party at home. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served as games entertained guests including Patrick Jolene Nancy Cahill Susan Perry Pamela Wright George Ernest and John Jennison.
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Jennifer
Ellen McGowan
Bernard McGowan
Office Drive
Patrick
Jolene
Nancy Cahill
Susan Perry
Pamela Wright
George
Ernest
John Jennison
Engagement Announcement for Rubena Hamilton and Ralph Winsip
Mr and Mrs Newell C Hamilton of 954 High Street announce the engagement of their daughter Rubena Louise Hamilton to Ralph Winsip, son of Mrs William Rich of Freeport.
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Newell C. Hamilton
High Street
Rubena Louise Hamilton
Ralph Winship
William Rich
Freeport
Beers Named Head Of Payroll Deductions Drive
Lloyd A. Beers of Bath Iron Works will head the Payroll Deductions Division of the 1958 Bath Area United Fund campaign to run September 29 through October 10. Beers has served as co chair for this division in 1956 and 1957 and will distribute campaign kits and manage records. The fund aims for a total goal of 47207 and information is available through Beers or United Fund headquarters in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Beers
BIW
Conley
United Fund
City Hall
Polar
Bath Boy Named Field Representative of Phi Kappa Sigma
James Patrick Callan Jr of 205 North Street has begun duties as field representative for the National Foundation of Phi Kappa Sigma with headquarters in Philadelphia. A 1947 Morse High graduate and Korean War veteran, he is a 1958 University of Maine alum and former Phi Kappa Sigma president. He will visit 46 U S chapters and two in Canada, after leaving for Chicago and Wisconsin this week. He previously worked six weeks at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patrick Callan Jr
James P. Callan
Callan
North Street
National Foundation of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Philadelphia
Morse
U. S. Army
University of Maine
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Miss Caroline Haskins Joins Gorham State Freshman Class
Miss Caroline Haskins daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur I Haskins of 13 Sheridan Road has entered the freshman class at Gorham State Teachers College. A Brewster Academy graduate from Wolfeboro New Hampshire she was a Morse High School post graduate in 1958 and active in Girl Scouting including the Scout day camp during the Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Haskins
Arthur I. Haskins
Sheridan Road
Gorham State Teacher's College
Haskins
Brewster Academy
Wolfeboro
N. H
Morse High School
Local resident returns from Norwich to resume care at Presley nursing home
Joseph Fournier of this city has returned from Norwich Connecticut where he spent the summer with relatives. He will re enter the Presley nursing home at 593 Washington Street.
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Joseph Fournier
Norwich
Conp
Presley
Washington Street
Star Lodge Family Details Highlight Personal Milestone
Star Lodge is married and father of three, underscoring a stable family life and responsibilities highlighted in local notices.
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Star Lodge
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