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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

5

Flagg Merriam Wedding Ties Auburn Home

Miss Wilena I Merriam of Bath and Lewiston groom Donald E Flagg were wed in a candlelit ceremony at Mrs Orvis W Bonney s Auburn home 216 Lake Street Attendance included Orvis W Bonney best man and Elinor Flagg maid of honor About 30 guests followed with a reception Afterward the couple planned to reside in New Britain Connecticut Mrs Merriam daughter of Capt and Mrs Leslie T Merriam of Spencer s Island Nova Scotia worked at Sears Roebuck Bath office prior to the wedding.

Wilena I. Merriam Dean R. Bonney Park Street Donald E. Flagg Lewiston Auburn Orvis W. Bonney Lake Street Bath Merriam Sears Roebuck & Co Flagg Raymond C. Hart New Britain, Conn Leslie T. Merriam Spencers Island N. S Advocate Sears George Cooper Deering High School Farmer Corp New Britain Reginald Cote

Police officer Jimmy Decapua resigns to manage Arcade Bowling Alleys

Jimmy Decapua, longtime Bath police patrolman, resigned his post effective immediately citing duties with the department while preparing to take a new job as manager and partial owner of the Arcade Bowling Alleys. His departure leaves three vacancies to fill as city officials plan a Wednesday evening meeting to appoint successors.

James A. Decapua Bath Decapua Jimmy Danny Economopoulos Australia Jimmy Decapua N Boxer Jay Decapua Joseph AO Butler Kloetedt A. City Messenger cCon Tate Ellery M. Dowvie Viaciunes Percy Wo Kbury Gid Walter Rogers Department Aldermat Jimmy Decapita

Easter Lily Parade Ends Bath Campaign For Crippled Children

Bath closes its annual Pine Tree Society drive with an Easter Lily Sale directed by Mrs. Edward B Hamblett. About 1200 lilies are offered at ten cents each from Senter's Inc headquarters where volunteers report. Proceeds fund braces tutors and transport for crippled children, with ward captains and official coin receptacles guiding the effort.

Bath Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children, Inc Edward B. Hamblett Ward 5 Senter’s, Inc Wilmer I. Voorhees City Wall Compite Wate Janisks Oompirry Eugene Hart Ward Alexander Burtess, Jr Frank T. Fortia

New Fire Alarm Boxes Installed at Third Park Terrace Project

Chif Hiehard J Prates of Bath Fire Department completed installation of three fold type fire alarm boxes at Third Park Terrace on Center Street. Locations include Bonall Bla road Lark street Box 822 Drayton road and Lark street Box 825 Drayton road and Corral avenue. Master Richard Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Carleton Andrews of East Brunswick was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson of Lipper been callee to WatchNeo by the death of Mr Andrews father Charles Andrews.

Chif Hiehard J .Prates Bath Fire Department Thirde Park ‘Terrace Center Street Bonall Bla Lark Street Drayton Road Corral Avenue Richard Andrews Carleton Andrews East Brunswick Charles Henderson Lipper WatehNeo Mr. Andrews Charles Andrews

Easter Supper Planned by Pilgrim Fellowship in Bath

Bath Pilgrim Fellowship meets at Central church parish house with John M. Shields speaking on Prejudice. An Easter supper is planned for 5 30 at Winter Street church with George T. Bishop in charge and a listed planning committee.

John M. Shields School For New Hampton N.H Bath Pilgrim Fellowship Central Church Parish House Jane Stevens Barbara Kenney Winter Street George T. Bishop Morse High School Linna Marie Purdue Gerda Langbehn Judith Denison Lydia Smith Joseph Swanton Larry Wold Robert P. TT Coffin Bowdoin College Central Church Young Peoples’ Society Brunswick Brunswick Group

Miss Barbara Ross Begins Flying Lessons at Airport

Barbara Ross, a Bath resident and secretary to Governor Sewall, quit work and took her first flying lesson at Augusta State Airport. She smiled and said she would like to be a pilot. The governor, a World War I ace, recently signed a pilot license certificate and may buy a plane.

Barbara Ross Bath Augusta State Miss Ross Sewall

Simp son Couple Welcome Evelyn Mead

Mr and Mrs Edgar L Simpson of East Brunswick announce the birth of a daughter named Evelyn Mead born Wednesday March 25. The baby weighed six pounds three and a quarter ounces.

Edgar L. Simpson East Brunswick Bath Evelyn Mead

King Hill Wedding in Augusta Saturday at Home

Miss Ruth Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry F Hill of 101 Western avenue Augusta became the bride of Frederick W King son of Mrs Alice L King of Western avenue Augusta and the late Frederick W King Saturday evening at seven in the Hill home Rev Andrew T McWhorter officiated using a double ring ceremony The couple will be at home after April 6 in their newly constructed house on outer Western avenue Augusta Mr King works at Bath Iron Works Corp both graduates of Cony high school She is a cashier with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and King is a University of Maine alumnus

Ruth Hill Henry F. Hill Western Avenue Augusta Frederick W. King Alice L. King Hill Andrew T. McWhorter D. D South Parish Congregational Church Virginia Hill Ansel L. Hill King Bath Iron Works Corp Mrs. King Cony High School Metropolitan Life Insurance Co University of Maine

Birthday party honors Mrs. Congdon at Bath home

Mrs. John E. Atwood hosted a Friday night gathering at 75 Winship Street for her mother Mrs. William M. Congdon who turns 79 the next day. About 30 relatives and friends attended. gifts included an Easter basket of shiny new dimes and flowers, with cards and refreshments served. Mrs. Congdon, a Newfoundland native who arrived in Bath and married here, will celebrate her June 22 wedding and arrival anniversaries with her five daughters in attendance.

John E. Atwood Winship Street William M. Congdon Bruce Street Congdon Horace W. Ward Nellie D'Arcy John W. Gillespie Ralph Wright Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Front Street John W. Gillesme Alfred Jean Charles Nelson Herbert McCabe Leonard Lord Edward Reed Frank Farrin Ethel Blake Myrtie T. Billings Georgianna Simonton William Condon Lodge Thompson A. Potter Roger Pierce Herbert Huggard Henry T. B. Leeman Horace Ward Celia Moore

Birthday Celebration for Mrs Addie Treworgy in Farmingdale

Mrs Addie Treworgy, a summer visitor in Farmingdale, celebrated her 88th birthday at Grant Street home. Attended by her daughter Mrs Hobart Ames and family including infant Ian Stewart Fuller eight months old. The Bath group joined four generations for the event as gifts and telegrams arrived. Grafton Hooper filmed scenes with colored moving pictures.

Addie Treworgy Grant Street Farmingdale Hobart Fo Ames Mrs Hooper H. Grafton Hooper Margaret Hooper Grafton Hooper

Narrow Escape After Route 1 Gravel Truck Crash

George Richards had a miraculous escape Tuesday evening when a gravel laden truck left Route 1 east of Witch Spring. The vehicle crashed through a wire cable uprooting posts and ended nose down at the bank. The truck owned by George D. Emero was badly damaged but the driver suffered only minor scratches. A broken tie rod is blamed for the accident.

George Richards Witch Spring George D. Emero

Tibbetts Aldrich wedding held in Hallowell home

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Elwin Tibbetts wed Friday evening March 20 at the Aldrich home 10 Warren Street Hallowell. Rev Gordon H Washburn officiated. Reception followed for family and close friends.

Tibbetts-Aldrich Hallowell

Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Harding

A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Ben C Harding held at Central church parish house featured supper and entertainment. The Hardings planned to move to Washington for work in the ordnance department. Guests included A J Danielson Howard Steen William Turpie Maynard Brown Gardiner Deering George Moses Linwood Haynes Raymond Small and Edward Cumr...

Ben C. Harding YMCA Central Church Parish House Harding Washington Ordnance Department Raymond Small Gardiner R. Deering Linwood Haynes William Turpie Maynard Brown Edward Cumraings

Surprised Music Teacher Receives Silver Candlesticks

Mrs John Sawyer former Miss Jean Smart was honored by Cen tral Grammar School pupils in a surprise presentation of sterling silver candlesticks. The gift celebrated her recent marriage to Sgt John Sawyer of Camp Devens and Bangor.

John Sawyer Jean Smart Central Grammar School Sgt Camp Devens Bangor Granville Colby Mae Nelson Leone McFachern Eileen Trainor Martin Doyle Robert Wright Cecil Fullerton Worthley McPhee William Pomeroy Wesley McPhee

Red Cross Canteen Aides Class Forming At Morse High

The Red Cross calls for more Canteen Aides under Civilian Defense. A new class starts with a ten hour course. first meeting Tuesday evening at Morse High School sewing room at 7. Open to women of all ages. Duties include assisting canteen workers in emergencies. Organizations urged to enroll new members.

Red Cross Morse High School

Power Engineers Install New Officers At Bath Meeting

Bath chapter of the National Association of Power Engineers installed James E. Little as president and Evan V. Hartman as vice president along with other officers. Installing officer was J. C. Malland. Chalmers West was named educational chairman with two assistants. Four new members were initiated: Walter A. Guay Sven B. Lonn Edward S. Hodgdon and Melville E. Clark.

Bath National Association of Power Engineers B.I.W. Corp James E. Little Evan V. Hartman Allen B. Little Dana B. Rogers Orville Simpson Sherman Morse Chalmers West Robert Golson J. C. Malland New England States Waterville Edward S. Hodgdon Melville E. Clark

Seven Respondents Face Court on Intoxication Pleas

Seven respondents were arraigned before Judge Gardiner R. Deering in Municipal court on intoxication charges and pleaded guilty. Sentences varied from 30 days confinement to fines plus costs, with one man allowed to leave town.

Gardiner R. Deering Phippsburg House of Correction Augusta Bangor Deering Bay

First Aid Class Opens at Central Parish House

A new advanced First Aid course began at Central parish house on Monday with instructor Charlotte Sawyer. The session welcomes both men and women. Certificates are issued by the Red Cross and may be picked up at City Hall.

Central Parish House Charlotte Sawyer Red Cross City Hall N. A. Parker American Legion Kirk A. Roberts Paul Boudreau Robert Pierpont Bath Donald Small

Crocker Couple Move From Park Street Home

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crocker who have lived 18 years in the Herbert Cavanaugh house at 18 Park Street will move Friday into Col George A Baker rent at 15 Milan Street.

Wilbur Crocker Herbert Cavanaugh Park Street Col George A. Baker Milan Street

Birthday and town notices from Bowdoinham

A Bowdoinham report of social events includes Mrs. R. D. Purington's birthday gathering with gifts and a cake baked by Mrs. Leland Benner. The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society held a vestry meeting with a playlet and refreshments. A town meeting discussed road repair funding, and other local items note PTA profits, later memberships, and visits by residents attending events and conventions.

R. D. Purington Leland Benner Harold Conley Janice Penelope Winfield Lowell Emma Ferguson Clara Fogg Norma Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church A. M. Craig Richard Denham Hattie Andros Ralph McEwen Craig Stanley Libby George Sedgley Paul Ames George Brown Clifford Gray Henry Cornish Edward White Reginald Dore Erle Brown Wilford Jones Fred Leavitt Parent Teacher Association Grange Hall Children’s World Crusade

Weekend visits at East Bowdeinham and nearby homes

Mrs. Clifton Babb and sow by Mrs. Raymond Blodgett. Leroy Williams and daughter Hope and Everett Winslow passed the weekend at their home in East Bowdeinham. Mrs. Burleigh Brown and three children of New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Verrill. Harry Foster of Canton passed the weekend at the home of his brother, Charles Foster.

Clifton Babb Raymond Blodgett Leroy Williams Hope Everett Winslow East Bowdeinham Burleigh Brown New Hampshire Brown Arthur Verrill Harry Foster Canton Charles Foster

Brotherhood Elects Delegates to Washington Labor Conference

At a special meeting of the Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers on Washington Street James W. Harkness and Frank C. Dingley were chosen as delegates to the Washington labor conference of the East Coast Alliance of Shipyard Workers to be held April 6. Harold W. Fish and John Conway elected alternates. By-laws were read and adopted. Fees will remain the same as last year for 1942. Mrs. William Hosmer is ill. sister Carrie Pye cares for her. Bernice Hosmer, Attleboro High School teacher, will join Easter weekend.

Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers Washington Street James W. Harkness Frank C. Dingley Washington East Coast Alliance of Shipyard Workers Harold W. Fish John Conway William Hosmer Middle Street Carrie Pye Small Point Bernice Hosmer Attleboro Mass

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France Northmont Flagg-Merriam Sears, Roebuck & CO Pilgrim Fellowship New Hampton, N. H King-Hill Bath Iron Works Mrs. Congdon State House Wilbur Elwin Tibbetts Carl S. Aldrich Warren Street Boston Lincoln Avenue Gardiner Tibbetts Bath Iron Works, Corp Eleanor M. Aldrich Gordon H. Washburn Old South Congregational Church Mr. Tibbetts Harold M. Tibbetts Francis Hescock Paul Plumer Barbara Tibbetts Hallowell High School Hallowell High Mrs. Harding Y.M.C Defense Workers Thomas G. Booth Wiscasset St Withh B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Front St Bowdoinham Board of Clara Newhall Fogg Women's Republican Club of Maine John Lynch Portland Lynch Frank Siegars Mary Brown Linwood Rideout Wallace Hunter Patricia Ann Brunswick Hospital Alice Pease Maurice Ware Mary Ackerman Presque Isle Cleveland Curtis Neil Bishop Charles Hackett Hackett Erla Brown Earl Brown Kenneth Almy Fred Quincy Ralph Purington Young Women's Bridge Club John McCart Spy Smasher Country Store Richard Iames Hyy7 Jean Parker Martin Ae Min Aras Rebekah Lodge Brotherhood Judy Canova Wine Gil, Vibes Louis—Simon Fight Pictures SUN MON Tues Mickey Rooney Andy Hardy Ra Conrad Veidtality Ann Rutherford Robert Sterling Ges Walter Bustow Victor Mature
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