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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

7

Local notes on residents and social visits

Miss Doris Pullen returns to the University of Maine after a week at home. The Misses Cora and Jane Lit plan to move stock into a Parley Daihing store area vacated by Walter Knight who visited his daughter in Cambridge, Mass. Frank Holman shows improvement at home. Louis Conti travels to Lisbon Falls to visit his sister Mrs Lambert Anicettti. Mrs Nellie Littlefield of Worcester visited, and Lester Eben Tourjee of New York spent time with his aunt Martha Bowen. Mr Purinton and family attended a Portland recital with Alexan Deputy, Mrs G Cleveland Marriner, and others at Enterprise and Progressive grange events.

Doris Pullen University of Maine Cora Jane Litand Parley Daihing Bie Oles Cy Walter Knight Joseph Crowley Cambridge Mass Frank Holman Louis Conti Lisbon Falls Lambert Anicettti Nellie Littlefield Worcester Leo Eben Tourjee New York Martha Bowen Lester Massachusetts Solon Purinton Portland Alexan G. Cleveland Marriner Clowes Buiou Enterprise Grange Edith Hayes Progressive Grange Grange Harpswell Marriner

Death notice for Earl Umberhind in Richmond area

The obituary notes the death of Earl Umberhind born September 26, 1878 in Richmond to George and (Umberhind) Umberhind. Survived by wife Agnes, five relatives, an adopted sister Gladys V, a niece Edith McCabe, two cousins Eugene Umberhind of Portland and Minnie Farley of Norridgewock. He was a member of the Seventh.

E. Umberhind Richmond George Umberhind Agnes Umsons Gladys v Edith McCabe Eugene Umberhind Portland Minnie Farley Norridgewock

Pardon of Dr Joss Considered by Richmond Official

A letter from Prison Warden John H. Welch describes Dr Joss as a model prisoner and notes that his release could make him a useful member of society. Richmond county commissioner Joseph W Randlette references a possible pardon.

Joseph W. Randlette Richmond Joss John H. Welch Dr. Joss

25 Years of Real Service Recalls Wartime Lectures

A fragment lists Mrs Wil-ice Crow and Mable Marks presenting a book titled food for thought to readers during 1943-46. It notes the audience reception and a tea table arranged with twin- vase cut flowers, reflecting a community event.

I. Switch Wil Lester Ice Crow Mable Marks

Local Notes on Visits and Visitors Across the Village

Residents recount animal intrigues and travel. Arthur Burn Cunningham hamjohn looked good to Oakley and Clayton Thibodeau after a trip to Keppewel aboard Oakley’s new boat. Dr. Sidney Dalrymple of Brookline, Mass., arrives with student guests. Ralph Davis builds a porch. families from Onset to Augusta visit.

Sentley Bucksaw Arthur Burn- Cunningham Ham Peener Ser Todd Oakley Clayton Thibodeau Keppewel Beatrice Abbott Bill Acris Ralph Davis Gilbert Lewis Ahen New York Christiansand Nor Ralph Dunton Pees Sewall Webster William Webster Augusta Ralph Hatstat Arrowsie Clement MacMahan Harold Brown Jr Baby Carroll Powers

Mrs John B Haddon field N J

A fragment notes a person named Mrs John B Haddon field of New Jersey and mentions B Carney of Green in readable form.

John B. Haddonfield N. J Aw B. Carney Green

Gentilini Belanger Wedding Sets Savory South Jersey Union

Elizabeth Belanger daughter of Richardson Street residents wed Ray Gentilini son of Landisville New Jersey in a two o’clock ceremony. The couple's reception was held at the Landisville fire hall with about 100 guests. The bride wore a white chiffon gown and fingertip veil. attendants included Carol Chase. The groom’s brother Quinto Gentilini served as best man. The couple plans a southern states wedding trip and will reside in Vineland New Jersey after a Navy discharge.

Elizabeth Quinto Gentilini Mario Gentilini Chase Venita Farnham Bath Dino Gentilini New York City Mike Gentilini Gentilini Nelliett Landisville August Muzzorelli Downstown N. Y Alfred Genae United States Navy

Condemnation of Sail Loft Building at 107-115 Commercial Street

Norman Howard owner of the old sail loft building in Bath has the property condemned as a dwelling and place of amusement. Chester McCabe and Richard Frates order tenants to vacate the second floor within 10 days and close the third floor roller skating rink immediately due to health and fire hazards.

Commercial Street Norman Howard Bath Chester H. McCabe City Heal Richard Frates Fire Department Howard

New School Bus Plan Discussed by Board

A school board discussed introducing a new bus program and a practical curriculum including shop work science arithmetic English and citizenship. They plan to contact parents before September and resume budget talks on teacher pay at a future special meeting before April 16.

Finance Committee Considera’ J

Community Club Notes From Rowe Cottage Gather

A busy weekly gathering at Rowe cottage drew 18 attendees including visitors. Reports cover new in-homes of Harford and Sawyer, purchases, Bible study plans, library donations, and local visits by residents and travelers.

Bath residents attend Good Neighbor club meeting

Mr and Mrs Charles and sons of Bath attended the afternoon gathering. The Good Neighbor club will meet Thursday evening instead of Tuesday due to a Georgetown Baptist church special meeting. Mrs Phillip Pink will be hostess. Rev J Clifton Little enjoys a week's vacation from studies at Garden college. Mr and Mrs Alton Reid of ee were down for Sun y.

Nwell Harford Ransom Sawyer Rowe Cottage Jac- Victor Kathleen Rittall Phillip Pinkham le Davis William Marr Orville Rowe Stevens Exeter N. H Henry Moore Edith McMahan Erland Addie Moulton Clarence Preble Maynard Thibodeau Phillip Campbell William Stewart Branwell Harford David Lawrence Stone Mason Woolwich Alton Reid Malden Island Francis Pierce Franz Stevens Erland Moore George Gray Vernon Gray Harlan Pinkham Marr Eliza Knights Waterbury Conn Saturday Evening Post Harriet Worrell Philadelphia J. Clifton Little Alice Cromwell Bath Golden Trumpet Garden College John Myers Quincy Mass Moses Rowe Farber Davis Marion Stevens William McGrath Richard Potter Brookine Fred Carr Inlaw Edward Carr Dexter Diane Barter Harry Williams L. H. Rowe Beulah Miller Navy Department Bath Iron Works Thomas Watson Elbridge Southard Boothbay Harbor Mary -Louise Barbara Pinkham North Yarmouth Academy Lermond Davis North Anson Ednad Thorne Annie Hovey Marion Barnaby Myra Barnaby WACS Italy Ralph Worrell Worrell

Stassen To Address Maine Republican Convention

Delegations from Sagada hoc county plan to attend the State Republican Convention in Bangor on April 11 and 12. Capt. Harold E. Stassen will headline the event with a keynote speech broadcast nationwide. Lt. Col. H. C. Marden and Mrs. Charles W. Weis Jr. are among other speakers shaping the program. William S. Linnell serves as temporary chairman with Lloyd B. Morton opening the meeting.

Sagadahoc Bangor Justus H. Miller Bath Bessie E. Dickinson Saale Harold E. Stassen USNR Minnesota Maine Stassen H. C. Marden 43Rd Pacific Waterville Charles W. Weis, Jr National Republican Lloyd B. Morton Farmington GOP E. May Chapman Belfast Young Republican William S. Linnell

Boy Scout Troop 55 Grand Evening at Banquet

The Father and Son Banquet of Troop 53 at St. Marys Church featured toastmaster Edmund Parady and chaplain Rev. Father Martineau. Scouts presented the history of scouting, the Scout Law, and talks on parental aid and reading.

St. Mary’s Church Edmund Parady Father Martineau Scout Freeman Scout Parady Purdy W. H. Smith Edwin R. Andrews Mayor Tardifexe Alfred Ing Mr. Andrews Camp Hinds

Shawes Attend Maine Conclave Red Cross Banquet

Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw of Oak Street joined numerous guests Saturday at the annual Ladies night and banquet of the Maine Conclave Red Cross of Constantine at the Masonic Temple in Portland. The event drew a brilliant crowd.

Henry G Shaw Oak Street Maine Masonic Temple Portland

Favorite Cole Slaw Perked by Celery Seed Addition

A simple cole slaw recipe gains zest from a pinch of celery seeds. The seeds add a subtle herbal note that brightens cabbage, carrot, and mayo dressing for a sharper crunch and tangy finish.

Easter Seals drive shows strong progress nationwide

The Easter Seal sale for Crippled Children gathers goodwill messages and funds. Contributions via these labels support services from bedside care to equipment, clinics, transportation, and occupational therapy through state and national societies aiding crippled children and adults.

Friends Week National Society For Crippled Children and Adults Bath

Weather in March Shines with Record High Temperature

March brought delightful weather with no snow and minimal frost. It had 24 fair days, three rain days, and no cloudiness, featuring a record noon temperature of 86 and an 18 morning readings at 32 or higher. Trees budded as grass turned green and roads stayed good across most areas.

Tarbox Couple Back Home After Winter Trip

Mr and Mrs Alfred Tarbox return to their Washington street home after a winter in the South and a stay in Mexico Florida and Boston. They arrived home Tuesday evening.

Alfred Tarbox Washington Street South Mexico Florida Boston

Obituary of Frank L Edgecomb 74 of Bath

Frank L. Edgecomb 74 died at home after a long illness. He was born June 15 1871 to David and Nancy Edgecomb and spent much of his life fishing in Kennebec and Merrymeeting Bay waters. He is survived by his wife Jane Gilliam of West Point a daughter two grandchildren and two brothers Herbert I and Albion K Edgecomb of Bath. Funeral service 2 PM from Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence with Rev Charles Ju ney officiating. Burial in Maple Grove family lot.

Frank L. Edgecomb Upper Wing David Nancy Edgecomb Jane Gilliam West Point Herbert I Albion K. Edgecomb Bath Arthur F. Mayo Charles Juney Beacon Maple Grove

Charles C Williams Died at His Day

Charles C Williams died aged about 72 with a birth in 1881 in Cabiganea or Pond West Bath. He was the son of Frank and Nena Clifford Williams and worked in local business. Survived by son De mond Williams, brother Ernest, and three sisters in Maine and New Jersey. Burial planned at a nearby cemetery.

Charles C. Williams Cabiganea Ay Pond West Bath Frank Eena Clifford Williams Elizabeth Demond Williams Ernest Campbell’s Ters Charles Williams Topsham Williamsey George N. J Coe Cemetery

Funeral for Frank Emmons Held at Local Church

Funeral services were held for Frank E. Emmons at the Episcopal church on 819 High Street. Bearers included Wale Me Auliffe Richard Co Edward McCormack and Ges Parshley. Burial followed in the Maple Grove family lot.

Frank E. Emmons al ee +ayon Funera High Street Charles M. Tubbs Episcopal Church Wale MeAuliffe Richard Co Edward McCormack

Walsh Funeral Held by Curtis Home Ministers

William Walsh funeral conducted by Rev A A Almand at Curtis Funeral Home following town service. Masonic burial by Polar Star lodge officers. Large attendance. Body sent to Cambridge Massachusetts for family burial in Cambridge cemetery.

William Walsh Curtis _ Funeral Home A. A. Almand Polar Star Lodge Cambridge Mass

Edgecomb Funeral for Frank L yeepaleo

Funeral held at Mayenral residence Friday afternoon with Rev Charles L Key officiating. Bearers were Joseph Cater Charles Ridley Watterson and Clarence Atwood Interment in Maple Grove family lot.

Frank L. Yeepaleo Mayeneral Charlies L. Key Joseph Cater Charles Ridley Watterson Clarence Atwood Maple Grove

First Radio Parish of America 20th Anniversary Dinner

Archibald M. Main of Bath Iron Works will preside at an informal dinner at the Eastland in Portland Saturday at 6 30 p m to mark the 20th anniversary of the First Radio Parish of America. Speakers include A A Hauck president University of Maine Dr Guy S Vannah LEland Bickford Helen Frost and several radio representatives.

Archibald M. Main Bath Iron Works Eastland Portland Radio Parish of America Main A. A. Hauck University of Maine Guy S. Vannah New England School of Theology Leland Bickford Yankee News Service Helen Frost

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sister E. Umberhind Alfred Pete Farrow Maryland Missouri North Africa India Dibrangarth Dinjan Chabua Assam Valley Kanchapara Gertrude Hunt Brunswick J. F. Higgins Edward Wren Health and Fire Departments BOY Scout Troop United States North Street Kenneth Marius H. Page Frank Emmons C. W. Walsh F. L. Edgecomb Funeral Fred S. Curtis & Co
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