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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

3

Civil Defense card party aids local defense aims

In Richmond a Civil Defense fund benefit drew over 50 attendees with prizes in defense stamps for high scores in several games. A donated quilt by Mrs. Martha Bowen was shown for the fund and a Red Cross quilt by Miss Edith Blodgett went to Mrs. P. Cadenelli.

Laurence Bond Edward Baker Mabel McFee Pearl Perry Carrie Haskell Romeo Bellevance Seth Watson Larry Bond Esther King Civilian Defense Fund Martha Bowen Red Cross Edith Blodgett P. Cadenelli Church of the Nazarene Richmond Lodge Portland Gardiner

Georgetown Personal and Social News Roundup

Georgetown residents share health updates and social events as Mrs. Alfred J. Rowe returns home from Bath Memorial hospital and Mrs. Florence Woodside recovers from a broken collar bone. Community notes cover gatherings, theater outings, Easter concert plans, road repairs, and local travel.

Bathman Takes Brunswick Young Lady for Bride

Miss Doris Elizabeth Preble of Brunswick married Herbert S. King at his sister’s home in Bath. Ceremony officiated by Dr. David L. Wilson with about 40 relatives present. Bride wore white satin with finger tip veil. groom is connected to Bath Iron Works. reception at G A R hall. couple to reside with groom’s mother at 25 Walker Street.

Doris Elizabeth Preble Charles W. Preble Swett Street Brunswick Herbert S. King Eulalia O. King Walker Street Francis A. King John F. Osborne Osborne David L. Wilson Central Congregational Church Percy E King Bath

Weather Quiets Ground as Birds Arrive From the South

Crumbs and grain are urged for arriving birds as conditions stay cold and ground frozen. Roy J. Campbell of Salem College in Winston-Salem reports the school will close the first day of June and move to Robinhood soon after. Aubrey Fullerton, William Bisseth, and others from Robinhood visited Brunswick for a farewell party at Lieut. Roland Peterson before he leaves for Camp Lee. Mrs. Allen Brown and the Dana Craneys were at the Brown houseboat Sunday. George Laskey and son Frederick traveled to Eastport on business Sunday.

Roy J. Campbell Salem College Winston-Salem N. C Robinhood Aubrey Fullerton William Bisseth Brunswick Roland Peterson Camp Lee Allen Brown Dana Craneys Brown George Laskey Frederick Eastport

Obituary Charles H. Andrews 67 Waterboro native dies in sleep

Charles H. Andrews 67 of Waterboro died in his sleep at home Sunday night after years of illness. Born July 29, 1878 in Waterboro, he was a lifelong resident and deacon of Old Corner Baptist Church. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Howard Phoenix of Uxbridge, two sons Carleton and Carroll, and another son, with services held Wednesday at 2 p.m. and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Charles H. Andrews Waterboro Carleton Andrews

Funeral of Wendell P Russell Held at Mayo Residence

Wendell P Russell died Saturday afternoon. The funeral was Tuesday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street, with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery beside family. Miss Mary Sewall bound for Easter weekend visit with her parents at the Stonehouse.

Wendell P Russell Arthur F. Mayo High Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Congregational Church Robert Russell A. Farley Mayo, Jr Howard W. Mayo Oak Grove Cemetery Mary Sewall Boston College School of Social Service Boston Arthur Sewall The Stonehouse

Five Islands People Busy With Building and Visits

Lumber and shingles arrived for Library hall work by Will Fields and Lloyd Pinkham. Mrs Ellsworth Pinkham ill. daughter Mrs Alton Reed of Woolwich with her. A daughter born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Richard Bowman at Bath Memorial hospital. Various local residents visit, travel, or return from Portland, Bath, Gardiner, and Togus with multiple mentions of families and weekend gatherings.

Will Fields Lloyd Pinkham Ellsworth Pinkham Alton Reed Woolwich Richard Bowman Bath Memorial Hospital Bowman Ransom Sawyer Five Islands Dickie Davis Percy Savage Portland Horace E. Wade Charles H. Berry Bath Philip Rudolph Pinkham Bath Iron Works Corp Walter E. Reid Seguinland

Bath Iron Works appeals for aid housing Navy personnel

Bath Iron Works officials praise public response to their call for extra living spaces for increased Navy personnel stationed in Bath. They ask residents with spare rooms to offer accommodations or allow officers to rent homes. Contact Mr Dickson at Bath Iron Works for arrangements. Mr and Mrs Keith Pierce have moved from Pearl Street to 154 Center Street.

Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Dickson Bath Iron Works Corporation Keith Pierce Pearl Street Center Street

Wendell P. Russell Dies at 59 in Bath Memorial Hospital

Wendell P. Russell, 59, died suddenly Saturday after a period of ill health. A Richmond native and longtime Bath gardener, he had lived with his sisters in Bath since August and is survived by brother Ernest E. Russell and sisters Mrs. Ida Breed and Mrs. Leonard F. Lightbody, all of Bath, plus several nieces and nephews.

Wendell P. Russell Bath Memorial Hospital Mr. Russell Richmond William O Rose (Smith) Russell Woolwich Walter O. Russell Bath Russell Ernest E. Russell Ida Breed Leonard F. Lightbody

Mrs Minnie A Ryder dies aged 67 in Bath

Mrs Minnie A Ryder of 247 Water Street widow of Frank L Ryder died early Monday at Memorial Hospital aged 67 years nine months and 30 days. She was born in Westport daughter of David E and Margaret McFarland Cressey and lived in Bath. Survived by five children Lillian Swett George Coffill Mildred Leonard Margaret Curtis Lovrce Moore a brother Winfield Cressey a sister Nellie Colby and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at two from Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street conducted by Rev Charles H Berry.

Minnie A. Ryder Waterstreet Frank L. Ryder Memorial Hospital Westport David E Margaret McFarland Cressey Bath Ryder Lillian Swett Southport George Coffill Mildred Leonard Portland Margaret Curtis Warren Lovrce Moore Georgetown Winfield Cressey Nellie Colby Arthur F. Mayo High Street Charles H. Berry

Mrs. Margaret H Rich 95 Died After Pneumonia in Brunswick

Mrs. Margaret H. Rich widow of John S. Rich aged 95 of 12 Clifton Street died Wednesday at Brunswick hospital after a week with pneumonia. Born in Bath she left four daughters Mrs. Samuel F. Batas West Bath Mrs. Charles S. Hatch Bowdoinham Mrs. Lewis T. Williams Topsham and Miss Alice Rich Bath and Columbus Ohio. Also 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren survive. Funeral held Sunday at Laws Funeral Home Brunswick with burial in Bowdoinham Ridge Cemetery.

Margaret H. Rich John S. Rich Clifton Street Brunswick Hospital Laws Brunswick Bowdoinham Ridge

Death of Mrs Katharine H Dunn widow of Capt Dunn

Mrs Katharine Herbert Dunn widow of Capt William H Dunn died after a long illness in Baltimore Maryland where she had been ill since learning her son Staff Sergeant Joseph C Herbert U S Army Air Corps was killed in action December 7 at Pearl Harbor She is survived by her daughter Mrs James F Sweeney and two other daughters Margaret and Mildred all of Baltimore plus the Sweeney in Baltimore home address 61 North Street

Katharine Herbert Dunn William H. Dunn Popham James F. Sweeney North Street Dunn Baltimore Joseph C. Herbert U. S. Army Air Corps Pearl Harbor Sweeney Margaret Mildred

Elbert M Bates Richmond man dies after prison term

Elbert M Bates of Richmond died Friday in a Brunswick hospital two days after being ill. A 76 year old paperhanger, he was convicted in 1938 and sentenced to three to six years in state prison for a manslaughter related illegal surgery. He had prior convictions and an acquittal in a similar case.

Elbert M. Bates Richmond Brunswick Bates

Bath residents visit Brockton. Doanes host family

Mrs. Leon Pennell and her son Leon Jr. of Bath, with Mrs. Pennell's sister Mrs. George Dennison of Freeport, return from a weekend in Brockton, Mass visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doane. The Doane family spent summers at Sabine and their three sons—John at Fort Devens Aver Mass Carl at Camp Stewart Georgia and Paul set to graduate from Annapolis in June.

Leon Pennell Leon Jr Bath Pennell George Dennison Freeport Brockton Mass Ernest Doane

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