Lynn Man Speaks At Bath Retail Trade Board Meeting
About 20 members heard Nels Perkins describe Lynn promotions and a seven year Christmas program funded by downtown merchants and city grants. The board praised the brainstorming sessions that yielded 60 ideas and planned future breakfasts and supper meetings with more speakers.
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Retail Trade Board
Lynn
Mass
Nels Perkins
Retail Trade Bureau
Greater Lynn Chamber Commerce
Richard
Retail Trade Bureau of
Perkins
Former Bath Man Enters Episcopal Priesthood
William Bartley Kennison of Schenectady, formerly of Bath and Augusta, will enter the Episcopal priesthood with the Berkeley Divinity School in New Haven after leaving an engineering career. He has worked at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory for General Electric and is married to Audrey Hill with a daughter Mary. He previously attended Grace Church choirmaster duties in Bath and holds a BS in mechanical engineering from the University of Maine and Navy service in the South Pacific. The Kennison family will reside at 85 Sachem Street, New Haven.
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Episcopal Diocese
Albany
N. Y
William Bartley Kennison
Schenectedy
Bath and
Augusta
Kennison
Ralph G. Kennison
Maney
Audrey Hill
Berkeley Divinity School
New Haven
General Electric Company
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Schenectady
Atomic Energy Commission
Gregory
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bath Irft Works Corp
Bath
Gracechurch
University of Maine
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Mary
Sachem Street
Local Republicans Plan For Rally Here In October
Sagadahoc County Republican committee met at Stanley R. Hunter's home with broad county turnout. Plans outlined for a Republican Rally and dinner the last of October, with invitation extended to all interested Republicans in the county.
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Sagadahoc County
Republican Committee
Stanley R. Hunter
Old Brunswick Road
Carey to Be Toastmaster at Muskie Night Banquet
John P. Carey of Bath will serve as toastmaster for the Governor Muskie Night Banquet at the Hotel Sedgwick on October 2. The Sagadahoc County Democratic Club sponsors the event which is open to all citizens. A planning meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. behind City Hill Auditorium to review ticket sales and finalize arrangements. New committee members announced are Kenneth Snowden West Bath Ethel Esmond Bath Richard McElman Woolwich and Harold D. Perry Bath.
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John P. Carey
Bath
Governor Muskie
Sedgwick
Carey
Sagadahoc County
City Hill
Democratic Club
Kenneth Snowden
West Bath
Ethel Esmond
Richard McElman
Woolwich
Harold D. Perry
Bath Student Wins University of Me Scholarship
Bath resident Douglas L. Champion receives a Union scholarship awarded through the University of Maine system. The award honors his academic achievement and ties to the Bath community.
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Bath
University of Me
Douglas L
Principals and Superintendent Meet to Discuss School Matters
Loring Addison met with all school principals for general information. They planned American Education Week for November and discussed public information efforts. A one cent milk price increase will apply from Oct. 1, with chocolate milk at five cents and plain milk at four cents. The Maine Milk Control Board prompted the rise, which may affect hot lunch costs. Addison is interviewing candidates for art supervisor and instructor, aiming to present a recommendation soon. The former post holder, Miss Maria St Angelo, recently wed T Sgt Clifton Ifill of the Marine Corps.
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Maine Milk Control Board
Addison
Board of Education
Maria St. Angelo
T-Sgt
Clifton Ifill
Marine Corps
Miss Bath Brunswick Pageant Plans Near Completion
Plans are set for the Miss Bath Brunswick schol arship pageant at Moore High School on Oct 26 with Cark Meister as chairman. Contestants must enter by midnight Saturday. the winner will receive a 250 scholarship and trophies. Residents of Bath ages 18 to 26 may enter, with age flex for 17 year olds who graduate and will be 18 by Sept 1 1958. Judging will be by out of town officials and TV coverage arranged with films and news appearances planned.
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Bath
Brunswick
Industrial Development Council To Meet Sept 30
The Industrial Development Council of Maine will meet September 30 with Richard B. MacLennan of Bath and DeWitt in Lewiston listed among attendees. George H. Ellis, VP and director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will be guest speaker on New England economic and industrial development.
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Industrial Development Council of
Maine
Richard B. MacLennan
Bathistreas DeWitt
Lewiston
George H. Ellis
Resarch
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Ellis
New England
USO Joins Bath Area United Fund Amid Support for Service Members
Marc N. King publicity chair explains Bath Area United Fund accepted USO as a member due to benefits to local service members and dependents. USO, a civilian federation of seven national groups, serves nearly three million in uniform and relies on private funds, not tax dollars, with operations across 224 U S locations and extensive programs from check rooms to camp shows.
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Marc N. King
Bath Area
United Fund
United Service Organization
USO
King
United States
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower
USC
Department of Defense
King Said
Ares
Public Health Nursing Association Shapes Bath Area Health Services
The Public Health Nursing Association, among Bath Area United Fund members, expands services beyond Bath with home nursing, supervision, and well baby conferences. Mrs. Mila G. Morse leads nursing efforts serving the area, including polio vaccine and Asian flu clinics for residents and municipal workers. The 1956 annual report shows 942 nursing visits, with 785 medical, 119 TB, and other cases, plus school and community health outreach. Office hours run 8 to 6, and Wednesday well baby conferences are held at the office.
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United Fund Th Association
Fund
Bath
Mila G. Morse
Association For Services
Red Cross State Council Meets Here On Monday
Bath chapter hosts Monday afternoon fall meeting at Grace Church parish house with council members from Augusta Bath Brunswick Gardiner Knox Lincoln Kennebunk Penobscot Portland Sanford Springvale South Oxford Wales and York chapters. Mrs Walter Brennan presided as reports highlighted Junior Red Cross work Water Safety and hospital and veteran affairs activities in Andover and Tepgus.
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Bath
American Red Cross
State of Maine Council
ARC
Grace Church
Austa
Brunswick
Gardiner
Knox
Lincoln
Kennebunk
Penobscot
Portland
Sanford
Springvale
South Oxford
Wales
York
Walter Brennan
Augusta
Howard Forsyth
ABC Veteran's Administration
Tepgus
Andover
Mass
Sally Kennett
Myra van Fleet
York County
Paul Newgarden
Red Cross
Newgarden
Harmon Be, Eliason
Craig HM Richards
Joseph Thasenius
Maine
Lynn Man Named New Art Supervisor In Bath School System
Edwin Russell of Lynn Massachusetts 29 a former Portland school system teacher was elected art supervisor and instructor by the Bath board of education He starts Monday October and will replace Maria St Angelo Till who moved to Vista California Russell a four year Navy veteran educated at Portland Art School taught in Portland last year before moving to Lynn He is married with one child The board also promoted Paul Gilmore to head custodian at Morse High School and elected Donald Oliver as Hyde Park Terrace head maintenance man Oliver stood out among 11 candidates and comes with strong references
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Grace Blair
Oxcar J Tanguay
Edward J. Lee
Charles Ridley
Weston L Bonney
Elmer Rogers
Edward F. Miller
Carl Johnson
John Murray
William HE Johaston
Portland
Gil Standish
Five Islands
Larry Edwards
Woolwich
Charles Dauphin
West Bath
Ernest Sylvester
Brunswick
Coleman Miller
Auburn
Arthur Dulac
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Wesley Knight
Rocklind
Edward Anderson
Thomiston
Carl Randall
Topshamn
James Lakountain
Dow Air Force Base
Stanley Peer
Tee Et Re Works
Lynn
Mass
Bath
Board of Education
Edwin Russell
Portland School System
Maria St Angelo Till
Vista
Calif
Russell
Winthrop
Portland Art School
Bye
Paul Gilmore
Morse High School
Milton Savare
Donald Oliver
Hyde Park Terrace
Oliver
Loring R
Arso
Domnber
University of Maine Extension Center
Boothbay Harbor
University of Maine Oat Orono
Farmington State Teachers College
Washington State Teachers College
Mirchias
Indusi.st panel meets Bath Canning Co manager on industry needs
Industrial development group of the Bath Area Chamber of Commerce met Bath Canning Co manager Carl Wight to learn about local industry needs. He explained the Sardine trade relies on boats, with fishing season starting mid spring. The firm ships fish to a local plant and reports strong female labor access, with buses aiding recruitment from Boothbay to Freeport. Bath, a newcomer in sardines, has higher costs but higher quality product and a local sales office that ranks second in state fetal sales with about 200000 cases sold last year.
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Bath Area
Bath Canning Co
Seaboard Packing Co
Bath
Wight
Boothbay
Freeport
Health Officer Outlines Asian Flu Diagnosis Tests
Bath health officials explained that Asian flu cannot be diagnosed by symptoms alone and only testing within the first three days of illness can confirm the disease. McFadden noted similar symptoms with common flu and said samples go to Harvard Medical School for confirmation.
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Roscoe C McFadden
McFadden
Bath
Th State Department of Health
An Welfare
Officials Named For 1958 Outboard Racing Season
President Walter Po White of the Brounswick-Topsham and Bath Outboard Racing Association announced the 1958 regatta committee. Walter Real and Baddie Brooker will be flags. Burleigh Ox ton and Craig Ayers are referees. Arthur Adams and Russell Leighton are announcers. Lowell Spicer and Ken Patterson are pit managers. Roy Knowles and Loren Young are timers. Vic Leask and Don Coffiny are scorers. Elizabeth Laindrigan is registrar. Roy Knowles is captain of crash boats with ede Oliver and John Carlton. Oscar King and Chet Lorentsen are stewards. publicity and trophies handled by White. The motor inspector will be named later. The meeting was at West Bath Grange. the association filmed August events for the 850th anniversary.
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Walter Real
Baddie Brooker
Burleigh Oxton
Craig Ayers
Arthur Adams
Russell Leighton
Lowell Spicer
Ken Patterson
Steve Taylor
Rodney Upham
Roy Knowles
Loren Young
Vic Leask
Don Coffin
Elizabeth Laindrigan
Ede Oliver
John Carlton
Oscar King
Chet Lorentsen
White the
Motor Inspector
West Bath Grange
Associa
McClure Auto Parts Moves to Woolwich Maine
J Horace McClure relocates to Day's Ferry Road Woolwich Maine offering used rebuilt and new parts for all car makes. Customers urged to be sure save at McClure's.
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Day’s Ferry Rd
Woolwich
McClure
Phippsburg Pastor Resigns to Lead Bangor Church
Nero I Dube resigns after two years as pastor of Phippsburg churches and moves to Bangor to lead Forest Avenue Congregational Church. He plans to continue studies at Bates Theological Seminary and had previously served Phippsburg Center Congregational and nearby churches, filling the vacancy after Rev. Macy Whitehead’s resignation. Summer activities noted.
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Nero I Dube
Phippsburke
Bangor
Forest Avenue
Wall Dlo
Bardor
Phippburg
Dani
Dirbie
Phippebure
HM. Macy Whitehead
Price Of Independent To Be Raised Next Week
The Bath Independent will raise subscription prices in October 1957. Yearly rate becomes $4.50, six months $3.00, three months $1.75, and single copies at news stands 10 cents due to higher production costs.
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Bath Independent
The
Independent
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Lynn Man
Bath Retail Trade Board
Bureau
Chamber of
Lynn Common
Episcopal
Loring R. Addison
New Central Fire Station
Scott Morse
Arthur W. Gediman
Jo Ann Miller
Popham Colony
Cgaediman
Uo Ee Lee Oh
Npport
Earlie
Ace Mitchell
Shepard Street
Bilt
Tro
Water Street
Beacon Street
Marshall Street
Westeam
Central Station
Stanley Hunter
James McGuignon
Edward Atkinson
M Worth
Dey McPhee
Robert Brewer
Ronald Oulton Hie Fio
Baha Firth
John de Nelligan
Banter
Maine Fire Chefs Association
Info
Ftates
Anm
Gediman
Corer
City of
Bath Central
Bieter
Gedimeoun
Kiehare J. Frates
Bulding
Sinodipy
Deeces
Merriff A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Bath Fyre
Pophan
John J. Nelligan
Man Pine Chiefs Association
Richard J. Frates
Merritt A. Mitchell
Bath- Brunswick
Industrial Development Council
Public Health Nursing Association
Bath Area United Fund
State Health and Welfare Department
Red Cross State Council
Gire Committee
Th Diagnostic Laboratory
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Aswan
Walter Po White
Brounswick-Topsham and Bath Outboard Racing Association
White
J. Horace McClure
Phippsburn
Bangor Church
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