Betty Lou Leonard Weds Francis Arsenault at St Marys
Miss Betty Lou Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Leonard and Francis Joseph Arsenault son of Mr and Mrs Frank Arsenault were married Friday morning at St Marys Roman Catholic church in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 364 Front Street. The bride attended Morse High School and works at Freeport shoe factory. The groom works at Bath Iron Works and serves in Baths Battery B National Guard. Out of town guests included Hall Craney of Portland and Robert Crosman of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Loui Leonard
Clarence Leonard
Middle Street
Francis Joseph Arsenault
Frank Arsenault
St. Mary’s
John E. Bellefontaine
Sylvia Morin
Bath
Leonard
Nancy Crosman
June Oliver
Florence Oliver
Patricia Leonard
Front Street
Morse High School
Freeport Shoe Factory
Arsenault
Bath Iron Works
Battery B
National Guard
Redecorating and Renovations Near Completion at Winter Street Church
Bath’s Winter Street Congregational Church nears completion of extensive redecoration and renovation. Sanctuary repainted in Wedgwood blue with pastel blue sidelights, white woodwork, and a gold leaf carved dove on the pulpit. Project supervision by Mrs. John Parker Mrs. William A. Niss and Mrs. Martin Van Buren Sargent. additions include oil heating sprinkler system a church office minister's office five classrooms and a top floor assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Winter Street
John Parker
William A. Niss
Martin van Buren Sargent
Club 42 Plans For The Coming Season
Club Forty-Two held its first Fall meeting with President Mrs. Arthur Sturtevant and discussed events for the year. The club will again sponsor a fudge booth at the Hospital Auxiliary Fair on Oct. 14 and 15, invites donations from all. A Thanksgiving project is set for Nov. 16 and the club room remodeling will be completed. A note of thanks arrived from Miss Gay Bonney for the graduation award. Clean-up committee members are Mrs. Leonard Smith and Mrs. David Clark. A baby shower for Mrs. Maurice Owen and Mrs. Edward Jones was held, with bank books given for their new babies. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Sturtevant and Mrs. Milton Footer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty-Two
Arthur Sturtevant
Hospital Auxiliary Fair
Gay Bonney
Leonard Smith
David Clark
Maurice Owen
Edward Jones
Sturtevant
Milton Footer
Child Survives 25 Foot Fall In Waukegan Window Incident
A 22 month old girl, Joyce Westly, fell from a second floor bedroom window in Waukegan Illinois while sleeping. She crawled over her mother and apparently slept through the fall. Firemen reported she breathed normally but was unconscious at the scene with no injuries shown on X ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Ill
Joyce Westly
Joyce
City Paints Mail Boxes Red White And Blue
Bath crews begin a citywide update of mail receptacles with a red top white lettering and blue lower sections. The project applies three coats per box and will replace the green boxes while the old units are re painted at the post office for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mrs Loring Addison Hosts Inner Wheel Members
Mrs Loring R Addison hosted a planning session with Inner Wheel members at her Center street home last week. They organized the annual tea for Memorial hospital set for Thursday September 29 from 2 30 to 5 30 at Mrs Donald Emero s High street residence. Attending were Mrs George Sargent Mrs Charles B Doyle Mrs John E Hayes Mrs Marius H Page Mrs Kenneth Humphries and Mrs Roland Farnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius H Page
Kenneth Humphries
Roland Farnham
Bath Girl Home On Leave After 26 Months In Germany
1st Lieut Patricia Worden of the U S Army Nurses Corps returns home on leave from Heidelberg Germany after 26 months overseas duty. She recalls travel through Italy Switzerland and England and notes contrasts between East and West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Worden
U. S. Army Nurses Corps
Heidelberg
Germany
Pat
Frederick J. Worden
Washington Street
Ramon
New Jersey
Army
Korea
Bill
Navy
George
Air Force
Altus Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Alan
Fort Meade
Morse High School
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Mercy
Army Nurses Corps
Nurses’ Training School
Jeanette Theriault
Westbrook
Army Nurses’ Corps
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Jeanette
Italy
Switzerland
France
Austria
England
Rome
St Peter
Basilica
St. Mary's Church
Rainbow Assembly Installs New Worthy Advisor
Miss Cynthia Osgood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred A Osgood of 57 Bedford Street, is installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assembly No 6 at Masonic Temple ceremonies Friday evening. Other officers include Frances Warner as worthy associate advisor and Phyllis Warner as charity, with Mabel Ashe, Anna Lonn, Adele Rubin, and Jean Fleming among officers, as friends and Masonic members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Osgood
Fred A. Osgood
Bedford Street
Rainbow Assembly
No. 6
Masonic Temple
Frances Warner
Phyllis Warner Charity
Mabel Ashe
Hope
Anna Lonn
Adele Rubin
Jean Fleming
Heather McClure
Margo Parks
Nancy Doyle
Rainsbow
Donna Maxim
Patti Parks
Ellen Low
Betsy Bertrand
Judith Ayer
Frances Butcher
Nancy Eseley
Service
Diane Bailey
Osgood
Herbert
Winnegance Church Resumes Sunday School Sessions
Winnegance Baptist church resumes Sunday school at 2 30 P M after the summer recess marking six years since reorganization. Officers and teachers from last year will continue with primary junior and adult classes inviting local residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Church
Winnegance Baptist Church
Cunninghams Return From Five Week European Tour
Miss Mary Cunningham and her mother Grace return to Middle street after five weeks abroad studying with Paris Rome London and Swiss teachers. They toured England France Italy Switzerland Holland and Germany visiting landmarks and attending performances. Back in Bath they resume classes at 72 Front Street as part of a new season featuring modern ballet and contempo ry rhythm instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunningham
Modern School of Dancing
Grace Cunningham
Middle Street
Europe
Miss Cunningham
Paris
Rome
London
Switzerland
Bath
New York
Southampton
England
France
Italy
Holland
Germany
Wiesbaden
John A. Conroy
U. S
Lucerne
Roloff
Tamara Alexandera
Nice
Raymond Duncan
Mme. Wirrier
Victor Sylvester
Moulon’ Rouge
Louvre
Follies Bejeres
London Ballet Festival
Saddler Welles Ballet
Eiffel Tower
Pisa
Rivieras
United States
Carlos
Front Street
Hyde Home Committee Hears Reports
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital treats 39 residents and 20 outpatients. Doris W. Hardy reports polio, cerebral palsy, and orthopedic cases. 42 admitted since June 22 with 41 discharged. Volunteers urged. study for a permanent classroom planned. parking area expansion discussed. African violets display by patients noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Doris W. Hardy
R. N
Hyde Home
Pine Tree Society
Hyde Home Committee
William H. Dalton
Herbert F. White
George L. Pew
Dean Shaw
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Mariel Preston
Reynolds Named Hyde Windlass Traffic Manager
Hyde Windlass Company officials announced the appointment of Eugene A Reynolds as traffic manager of the local plant. Reynolds has served four years as assistant to the traffic manager and succeeds the late Ralph Gay who held the post for many years. Freehold Raceway in New Jersey is noted as the only daytime pari mutuel trotting track east of California. A 50 day ends Columbus Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Company
Eugene A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Ralph Gay
Hyde Windlass
Freehold
New Jersey
California
State President Speaks at Bath BPW Fall Meeting
The Bath Business and Professional Women's club opened the 1955 56 season with 40 attendees at Sedgwick. State Federation President Miss Flor ence M Bibber of Auburn spoke on Federation Procedures and civil defense plans. National headquarters at Washington, D C was noted and National Business Women's Week set for Sept 25 to Oct 1. Next meeting is Oct 18 with Public Affairs program led by Mrs R Clinton McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sedgwick
State
Florence M. Bibber
Auburn
Bath Club
Blanche Huden
Helen Parker
Lisbon Falls
R. Clinton McFadden
Talk On Maine Rocks At Huse School
Mrs. Henry Donnell of West Bath spoke to the Huse Memorial School fourth graders about rocks and minerals found in Maine. The display included magnetite mica red jasper arrow heads beryl garnet amethyst quartz and porcelain making feldspar from Topsham. Pupils Donna Weston Stephen Mayo and others offered examples and questions as they showed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Donnell
West Bath
Maine
Huse Memorial School
Henry
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. James P. Dillon in Bath
Mrs. James P. Dillon formerly Marilyn Kimball of Bath received a stork shower at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Perow on Center Street. Guests from Bath and Brunswick attended and gifts were arranged in a decorated bassinet. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Dillon
Brunswick
Marilyn Kimball
Lawrence Perow
Center Street
Dillon
John Preney
Joseph Kimball
Doris Bourgoin
Edward Benson
Andrew J. Lemoine, Jr
Harold Lydon
Richard Lenfest
Evelyn Black
Jerry MacNeil
Nancy Almasi
Dana Small
Haze Forbes
Robert Tabor
Bath
van Young
Cleo Martin
Sue Staples
Typing For Blood Bank Resumed Wednesday
Blood bank typing at Memorial hospital resumes next Wednesday to create a donor list for emergencies. Citizens urged to register and have blood typed Wednesday evening 7:30 to 8:30, with a doctor assessing eligibility for the donors' list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Acquitted After Confession in Denver Fire Plug Case
Sam Poole and Angelo Lopez each owned cars and admitted ramming a yellow fire plug and failing to report an accident. Poole was fined 260 dollars after a municipal court trial. Lopez was acquitted when prosecutors could not prove which plug was hit. Also, Boy Scouts of Troop 55 schedule their first Fall meeting Monday at seven in the Winter Street Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Sam Poole
Angelo Lopez
Lopez
Poole
H. Joe Rawlinson
Boy Scouts
Winter Street Congregational Church
Gun Collector Advertisement for Antiques in Kennebunk
A gun collector offers cash for antique guns swords and military items of any type or condition and will visit Wallingford Hall on York Street Kennebunk Maine on September 29 in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford Hall
York Street
Kennebunk
Maine
Bowdoinham and Bowdoin Center Granges Meet
Bowdoinham Sagadahoc Bowdoin Center granges met Wednesday with dinner served at noon. Lottie York of Winthrop spoke as state lecturer while Eth ee Hackett and others led reports and exhibits. Several local meetings, arrivals, and visits followed, including a birthday supper for Cleveland P. Curtis and a land transfer to Lauris R. Wilson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Bowdoin Center Grange
State Grange
Lottie York
Winthrop
Elizabeth Eastman
Sunshine Society
Charles Hackett
Lauris R. Wilson
Philadelphia
Aubrey MacDougal
Quebec
Bert Merrill
Grange Hall
Ruth Merrill
Ee Valentine
Myrna Baker
Norma Benner
Carolyn Tome
Pythian
Eveent K
Phall
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
Bowdoinham Baptist Association
Topsham Baptist Church
Victor de Bree
C. M. G. Hospital
Lewiston
Nelson
Edward Fennimore
Bowdoinham
Brackett Funeral Home
Brunswick
Riverside Cemetery
New Ministers And Wives Entertained At Coffee Friday
The Bath Pastors Council hosted a coffee at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Louis A. Dole to honor three new Bath ministers and their wives who relocated here since May. Attendees included Rev. Martin van Buren Sargent, Rev. Craig H. Richards, Rev. Richard Arnold, and council leaders. The group planned a joint meeting with Brunswick Pastors Council for October 5 and discussed hospital services, Reform Sunday on October 30, and the annual Thanksgiving service with Richards to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
Bath
Martin van Buren Sargent
Winter Street
Wilson
Tubbs
Dole
Whitehead
Bell
Brunswick Pastors’ Council
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Sargent
Calhoun
Martin Luther
Richards
Junior Hospital League Plans New Bicycle Prize At Fair
The Junior Hospital League met with Mrs. Dean Shaw to review Hospital Fair progress led by Mrs. George Barker Jr. and Mrs. Carl Dearborn Jr. A 16 inch convertible bicycle adds appeal to the white elephant booth. Next meeting set for Oct 11 with Mrs. Haggett in Phippsburg Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Dean Shaw
Dummer Street
George E. Barker
Carl R. Dearborn, Jr
Eleanor Wilson
League For the Benefit of the Hospital
Frederick M. Haggett
Phippsburg Center
S. Theodore Bertocci
Lynn M. Bussey
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Eugene P. Eberhard
William E. Hill, Jr
Omar R. King
Frederick W. Robie, Jr
C. Arthur Mayo, Jr
Harold E. McElman
William A. Niss
Donald N. Small
Leslie C. Shumway
Edward Sewall, Jr
Creamstyle cottage cheese topping for baked potatoes
Creamstyle cottage cheese mixed with finely chopped green onion makes a topping for baked potatoes that many folks like.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Lou
T Francis J. Arsenault
Winter Street Church
Church
Prudential Committee
Edward D. True
John G. Morse, Jr
Roy G. Lawrence
Raymond W. Farnham
Club 42
Mrs. Loring Addison
Inner
Capri
Vienna
Berlin
East Zone
Worden
Army Hospital
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Thersault
West Point
Lieut
Morse
Burleigh McKay
Thomas Aikenhead
John Gillespie
East Pakistan
Upper
Nile River
Cunninghams
Hyde
Mgr
BPW
Huse
Bertha Brown
Gardiner
Della Rideout
E. Andrew Peterson
Malcolm Hatch
Merle MacDonald
Alfred
Peterson
Eugene Peterson
Earl Brown
Harpswell
Linwood Rideout
Mary Miller
Ruth Palmer
Union
Burton Curtis
North Haven
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Vera Heath
Edith Douglas
Rochester
N. H
Mildred Given
Carl Whitney
Melrose
Mass
Harry Tome
Dover
Edna Tome
Cary - “Grace” Ev Dae
Gina Lollobrigida
Burt Lancaster
Kentuckion
Kk & Print
W ‘Technicoloor
United Artists
WU Hd
Audie Murphy
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