High School Assembly Emphasizes Highway Safety
Morse High School held a special assembly under the theme Life Saving Yours and Mine. Maine State Police Capt. de Winter presented photographs of local highway accidents to stress safe driving and strict adherence to motor vehicle laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Maine
John de Winter
Sagadahoc
Governor's Highway Safety Committee
Bath
Morse High Student Council
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Brian M. Jewett
Robert E. Marx
Maine State Police
Philip Graves
Maine Motor Vehicle Department
Edward L. Gaudreau
Bath Police de
Secretary of State
Gaudreau
Rudolph F King
Registrar of Motor Vehicles i
Massachusetts
Robert Marx
John de Wuller
James K Walliams
National Safety Council
Dinner Meeting Opens Civic Music Assn Membership Drive
Bath area residents from Bath and nearby towns gathered at Hotel Sedgwick for a dinner meeting that launched a week long Civic Music Association membership drive. Miss Ruth Riggs explained the non profit cooperative plan with three to five concerts planned for the 1956 57 season and members will help select artists. Membership enrollment runs through Saturday 5 p m at 22 Center Street with daily hours 10 a m to 5 p m and extended Friday to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area Civic Music Association
Center Street
Richard R. Raven
Oscar R. Marsh
Melvin B. Henderson
Ruth Riggs
New York
National Artists
William A. Niss
Civic Music Assn
Bath
Brunswick
Wiscasset
Bowdoinham
Boothbay
Damariscotta
Hotel Sedgwick
Bath Area
Civic Concert Service, Inc
Riggs
Civic Music
United States
Morse High School
Meeting Of 14th Masonic District Here Monday
The Rev Aubrey L Burbank grand master of the Grand Lodge of Maine led a Monday night meeting of the 14th Masonic District at Masonic Temple with about 150 in attendance A roast turkey dinner preceded the gathering Distinguished guests included Paul L Powers Rev Dr David L Wilson John M Littlefield Norman W Lindquist Alphonse Dyer John M Gilpatrick Nathaniel A Gilpatrick Royal L Cleaves Imer Doe and others with remarks and entertainment followed by a Masonic quiz and a future notice that Solar Lodge will honor its senior warden Roy S Lawrence and senior grand warden B Glen McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey L. Burbank
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Masonic Temple
Burbank
Paul L. Powers
Freeport
David L. Wilson
Bath
John M. Littlefield
Auburn
Norman W. Lindquist
Yarmouth
Alphonse Dyer
John M. Ps
Nathaniel A. Gilpatrick
Richmond
Royal L. Cleaves
Rev Bell Elected President Bath Ministers Assn
The Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell, pastor of Wesley Methodist church, was re elected president of the Bath Ministers Association at a Tuesday morning meeting with Rev. Richard Arnold at the Beacon Street church parsonage. Vice president is Rev. Martin V. B. Sargent and treasurer Rev. Craig H. Richards. Plans for World Wide Communion Day on Oct 7 were announced and Chaplain Ralph Caldwell of the Brunswick Naval Air Station may join the group. The vice president was named to oversee the Union Thanksgiving service arrangements and a University of Life committee meeting is set for Oct 14. All city ministers are urged to attend at Winter Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Bath Ministers Association
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street
Martin V. B. Sargent
Craig H. Richards
Ralph Caldwell
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Sargent
University of Life Committee
Winter Street Church
Clifford Meeden
First Baptist Church of
Haver
Schulze Honored At Meeting Of Cost Accountants
J William Schulze chairman of Bath Iron Works executive committee received a gold card for 22 years of service at the Southern Maine chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants meeting held at Eastland Hotel Portland. Leo F Wilson Shell Oil spoke on Magic Barrel and industry by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Maine
National Associatio of Cost Accountants
Eastland Hotel
Portland
J. William Schulze
Bath Iron Works Corp
Orey A. Tolman
Jordan & Jordan
Tolman
Leo F. Wilson
Oil Industry Information Committee
Maine
Shell Oil Company
Wilson
Frank A. Givin
William F. Mussenden
William A. Niss
Arthur M. Bowker, Jr
George J. Finlay
John E. Hayes
Arthur D King
Bath-Iron Works Corp
Daniel L. Lord, Jr
Oscar R. Marsh
Hyde Windlass Company
Donald F. Perry
John J. Thorpe
Ralph E Brewer
The
Bath Iron Works
USS Acme to be Commissioned at Boothbay Harbor
The Navy’s new Ocean going minesweeper USB Acme MSO-508, launched in 1955, will be formally commissioned at Boothbay Harbor Thursday. The ceremony at Frank L. Sample Jr. shipyard will begin shortly after 4 p.m. with Lt J W Foust in command and Rear Adm. John A. Snackenberg delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Frank L. Sample
Winter St Church Council Fall Meeting Highlights
The Winter Street Church Council in Bath met for its fall session. Reports from the Prudential committee noted pledges for 1955 1956 were under 5 percent outstanding. The Deacons Religious Education and other committees reported on church school plans starting October 30 and a four week teachers training institute beginning October 16. Joe Morse resigns as superintendent of the church school. Manley Grant presented a gift of appreciation. A proposed Memorial fund was discussed and referred to the church at the annual meeting. Supper for 41 attendees preceded the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council of Winstreet Congregational Church
Prudential Committee
Building Fund
Roy S. Lawrence
John F. Cooke
Board of Deacons
Manley T. Grant
John G. Morse, Jr
Charles Hewitt
Elmer B. Williams
Bath Council of Churches
University of Life
Williams
Greater Bath
Hildreth H. Fisher
Pilgrim Fellowship
Ralph Brewer
Couples Club
Joseph Coss
Winter Street Church
Horace G. Morse, Jr
Bath
Manley Grant
Morse
Church School
Linwood Abbott
Roy Lawrence
Competitive NROTC Exams Set for High School Seniors
Vice Admiral James A. Holloway Jr announced the 11th annual National NROTC competitive examinations will be held for interested high school seniors on December 8. Applications must be received by November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NROTC
James A. Holloway, Jr
Naval Personnel
Navy
Reserve Officer Training Corps
U. S. Naval Academy
Civilian College
Marine Corps
Naval Aviation
Chief of Naval Personnel
Washington
D. C
Judge Dunton's Will Filed In Cumberland Court
Sagadahoc County probate records show Judge Arthur J. Dunton of Bath died earlier this month and left about 75 000 dollars to his widow and two daughters Mrs. Dunton Mrs Barbara Longley and Mrs Madelyn Belanger of Bath as beneficiaries in Cumberland County Probate Court due to a trustee in Sagadahoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
Cumberland County
Sagadahoc Register of Probate
Dunton
Barbara Longley
Madelyn Belanger
Power Squadron Piloting Course At Wiscasset
Free piloting course at Wiscasset Grammar School this Fall announced by the Kennebec River Power Squadron. Ten weekly sessions begin Oct 3 at 7:30 pm for residents from Waterville to Southport and Rockland to Brunswick. Courses cover navigation rules, charts, safety, and more. Advanced classes in seamanship and maintenance offered the same evenings. Enrollment requires opening night attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Grammar School
Maine
Fred Clough Named Chairman of Gov's Safety Conference
Augusta's Fred A. Clough Jr., named general chairman of the 4th Annual Governor's Highway Safety Conference to be held Sept 28 and 29 in the State House Augusta. Top New England safety officials will join a panel on Motor Vehicle Administration led by Harold I. Goss with speakers from Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brian M. Jewett
Fred A. Clough, Jr
House of Representatives
State House
Jewett
New England
Harold I. Goss
Motor Vehicle Administration
Rudolph F. King
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William Baumann
Vermont
Frederick N. Clarke
State of New Hampshire
Laure B. Lussier
State of Rhode Island
John C. Kelly
State Police
State of
Connecticut
Bath Ballots Taken To Augusta For Inspection
Bath election ballots from September 10 were sent to Augusta for inspection and possible recount after state officials ordered a review. The move followed unofficial results in the First District race showing Robert Hale ahead of James C Oliver by 28 votes. Bath totals favored Hale by 96 with 35 ballots invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Augusta
Secretary of
Harry E Ring, Jr
Paul MacDonald
Robert Hale
Portland
James C. Oliver
Cape Elizabeth
Hale
Oliver
Ring
Cavalcade of Music Parade Set Sunday in Bath
The Lt. Norman Prince Senior Drum Corps of Malden Mass will headline Bath’s First Annual Cavalcade of Music. They won first place in the Champions On Parade in Lynn last Saturday with 85.05 points, edging Fitchburg Kingsmen and Connecticut Hurricanes. New entrants include Pontiac Chieftains and Warren Indians, with five other units also appearing. The parade forms at Lincoln Street at 1 p.m. and proceeds through downtown to City park, where a field drill contest starts at 2 p.m. Tickets go on sale at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Prince
Malden
Mass
Bath
Manning Bowl
Lynn
Princemen
Kingsmen
Fitchburg
Connecticut Hurricanes
Derby
Conn
Salem Clippers
Warren Indians
Warren
Kittery Kardinals
St. Mary's Crusaders
Beverly
Port
Rockland
Harold T. Andrews
Post Corps of
Portland
Ralph D. Caldwell
Lincoln Street
White Project
Lincoln
Center
Washington
City Park
Oak Street
Middle
McMann Field
Retail Trade Board backs hospital fair in Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary gains support from the Bath Retail Trade Board to promote the annual fair. Local merchants will advertise in papers and in store windows. John Crowley and Ralph Stetson Jr join a committee for ads. Window painting contest planned with YMCC and Halloween programs supervised by Levin Paradis and Peabody as students compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Retail Trade Board
Colonial Club
Menmibers
Bath Memorial Hospital
John Crowley
Ralph Stetson, Jr
YMCC
Robert Levin
Leon Paradis
Robert Peabody
Grand Officers Night Noted By Genesta Chapter C E S
Genesta Chapter hosted more than 200 Eastern Star members from across the state at the Masonic Temple for Grand Officers Night. The Maine Grand Chapter officers led the first degree work after a turkey banquet, with plans announced for ESTARL scholarships and a public baked bean supper to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter
Grand Chapter
Maine
Eleanor Merchant
Evelyn Morse
Elizabeth M. Calderwood
Biddeford
John B. S. Fitzpatrick
Thomaston
Gertrude A. Powers
Freeport
Owen M. Taylor
Winthrop
Mabel DeShon
Portland
Leah M. Page
Bath
Vanita Sessions
York Village
Helen Hallowell
Althea Lawrence
Rangeley
Adair
Irene Ellington
Ruth Bertha Cadigan
Esther Edna Stackpole
Saco
Martha Frances Catlin
Gardiner
Electa Elizabeth Brown
Caribou
Warder Littran Jagger
Sanford
Grand Sentinel
Winston Clement
Farmington
Sarah Shaw
Iva Hodgkins
Margaret Johnson
Kennebunk
Rachel Fogg Gorham
Margaret Stanwood
Brunswick
Marion
Eustis
Strong
Betty Jacobs
Hallowell
Beverly Brand
Augusta
Lillian Wallace
Pemaquid Beach
Katharine Milan
Deer Isle
Annette Pratt
East Corinth
Ella Chase
Milo
Bessie A. Frangedakis
Lewiston
Worthy
International Temple Committee
General Grand Chapter
Patricia Belmont
Clinton V. Owen
Genesta
Alice B. Stilphen
Estarl
Donald T. Page
Wash Ington Street
Bath Delegation Heads to State Safety Conference
A large Bath delegation will attend the Governor's Highway Safety Committee conference at Augusta State House on Sept 28 and 29. Friday opens at 9 am for registration and 10 am for sessions on Motor Vehicle Administration with Harold P E Goss moderating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Governor's Highway Safety Committee
State House
Augusta
Harold PE Goss
Maine
Wall
Highway Dept completes three major city road projects
Three city projects advance under fair weather as Cottage park Cottage street and Sheridan road near readiness for oiling. Washington street sidewalk work near completion after last year widening. Varney's Mill road at North Bath being widened drained and prepared for paving as crews push ahead with hot mix plant at full capacity.
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Highway Department
Cottage Park
Cottage Street
Sheridan Road
Protecr
Washington Street
Washington Primary
McClure Cars Backed by Thirty Six Years of Fair Dealing
Deal with confidence at Cahill's Service Station Leeman Highway Dial 35 9808. McClure offers thirty six years of fair dealings for new or used cars, urging customers to compare with competitors and prove the claim by purchasing at McClure.
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McClure
Cahill
Leeman Highway
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Schulze
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USS
Acme
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Winter St. Church Council
Cumberland
Fred Clough
Gov.’s Safety Conference
First Church OF the Nazarene
J. Lval Calhoun
Lincoln Streets
Nazarene Church
J. H. Miller, Inc
Retail Trade Board
C.E.S
Arlyn E. Barnard
Edmund S Muskie
Howard Cousins, Jr
Muskie
Highway Dept