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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1959

Page

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Vigilance and Morale in Cold War Era USO Role

Amid ongoing East West tensions and brush fire wars the article stresses eternal vigilance and a strong Armed Forces. It highlights USO’s morale work for service members and dependents during April USO Month, notes praise from leaders, and urges community support through United Fund drives in the Bath area. It cites Berlin crisis remarks by Willy Brandt and urges continued USO service worldwide.

USO Gerlin Willy Brandt Russia Brandt Washington Berlin United Fund Community Chest Bath Area

Out Of Step Privileges Drive Inflation and Jobs Loss

A critique of privileged forces and high costs, arguing inflation and unemployment rise from government spending and wage pressures. Cites labor and business sectors, urges balanced budgets, lower costs, and tax relief for railroads. Notes NYSE dividends at 8.711 billion, near record.

U.S Puerto Rico Ernest Kk. Breech Ford Motor Car Company Europe England Germany Free World

I Will Grace Sermon at First Baptist Georgetown

In Georgetown Sunday services Rev. Ernest Roberts preached on the I Will of Grace citing Matt 11 28 30 and texts from Isaiah 49 25 and Matt 4 19. He announced April 19 guest preacher Rev. Hammond I Peterson of Portland and April 26 he will exchange pulpits with his son Rev. Howard Roberts. Community notices urge Pine Tree Society donations and report local PTA activity and school honors amid town notes of wildlife and residents events.

First Baptist Church Ernest Roberts Hammond _ I. Peterson Portland Maine Bible Society Roberts Howard Roberts Litchfield Georgetown Pine Tree Society Belle Heald Bath James Oliver Alfred Rowe Working League Joseph F. Higgins Central School Georgetown P.T.A Arthur Cochrane Edith Marr Harold Brown Robert Colby Dean Murray Richard Bowman Grada Catherine Brown Carol Cochrane Loretta Pinkham Grace Preble Mary Rowe Jane Oliver Judith Furbish Robinhood William A. Todd Adolph Spear Augusta Auburn Allen Bean Georgetown Center Donald Richardson Ronald Lowe Elwin Hennessey Orono University of Maine William Webster Linwood Stevens Sandy” Peterson Roger Peterson Cape Elizabeth Roland Peterson Maine Medical Center Petersons Gloria Roberts St. Mary’s North Providence R. I. James Stevens Five Islands Sagadahoc

Five Islands Light church service draws large crowd

Unusually large attendance at Second Baptist Church on Sunday as Rev. Ernest Roberts preached from Matthew 11 28 urging daily prayer and rest in God's grace. He emphasized forgiving and strengthening through correction and urged turning to God for guidance.

Second Baptist Church Ernest Roberts Roberts Baptist Youth Fellowship Bowdoinham Harlan Pinkham Teresa Brewer Georgia Watson Georgetown Alfred Rowe Harry Heald Belle Heald Edith Marr Lloyd Pinkham

Obituary of J Henry McLellan Pioneer Maine composer

J Henry McLellan 96 died March 28 in Laguna Beach California at his Hotel Laguna apartment. Born June 22 1863 in Bath Maine he worked in Bath business then as assistant inspector of machinery for the U S Navy near New York. A prolific composer he wrote operas songs and string works and lived in New York Portland and Laguna Beach crossing the Atlantic many times. Funeral services were held April 1 at Laguna Beach with later burial in Evergreen Portland.

J. Henry McLellan Laguna Beach Calif Laguna Bath Charles H M. Louisa McLellan Bath High School Charles L. Seabury and Company New York Mr. McLellan Henry E. Duncan George W. Mattson Portland Harry Rowe Shelley Manhattan Opera House Maine Polillo Ludeah Atlantic Lord Fauntleroy Cavalier Frederick W. Bancroft McLellan Harriet S. Johnson Martha Wood Chicago Blanche Strodthoff Atlantic Ocean Globe Danforth Street California Evergreen Cemetery

Mary E Humphreys dies in Bath at 76

Mrs Mary E Humphreys 76 widow of John C Humphreys died Tuesday afternoon at Bath Memorial hospital after admission. A Bath native born Jan 15 1883 she lived with sister Mrs Russell L Kenney at 21 Bath street. Survived by sisters Mrs Kenney and Mrs Lorimer Lewis Bath a brother Walter L Mosher and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m from Leslie C Shumway funeral home 638 High street burial Oak Grove. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

Mary E. Humphreys John C. Humphreys Bath Memorial Hospital Humphreys Russell L. Kenney Bath Street Bath David E Sarah Murphy Mosher Kenney Lorimer Lewis Walter L. Mosher Leslie C. Shumway High Street Oak Grove

Funeral services for Asa A. Wilson held at Mayo & Son

Funeral services for Asa A. Wilson were conducted at 1.30 p.m. Tuesday at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son funeral residence with the Rev. Stephen Sidebotham of Woolwich officiating. Bearers were William C. Wilson George H. Wilson John D. Ellis and Arthur Burns. Burial will be in the family lot at Oak Grove.

Asa A. Wilson Arthur F. Mayo

Prayers Held for Alger Shorette at Funeral Home

Prayers were said Thursday at 9 a.m. by Rev John E Bellefontaine at A F Mayo and Son funeral residence for Alger non V Shorette. Bearers included Edmund Glidden Harold Bond Victor Shorette Harold Shorette Camille Dionne and Franklin Clough. Entombment at Oak Grove for burial later in the Spring.

Algernon V. Shorette John E. Bellefontaine A. F. Mayo & Son Edmund Glidden Harold Bond Victor Shorette Harold Shorette Camille Dionne Franklin Clough Oak Grove

Burglary scare ends with door damage at Center Street market

Police initially suspected a breaking and entering at the Alex Burgress market on Center street in Bath after a 3 am report of a broken door. Patrolman Russell Alexander found no items missing. investigators concluded a fallen trash barrel caused the damage.

Bath Russell Alexander Alex Burgress Market Center Street Burgess

Mrs. Adelaide S. Hooper Dies at 73 in Bath Home

Mrs. Adelaide S. Hooper 73 widow of Samuel Dike Hooper died Monday at her son in law and daughter’s home 862 High Street after long illness. Born Leicester Massachusetts April 29 1885 daughter of Joseph B and Annie Biscoe Sargent she studied in Leicester Brookline High Newton High School worked as librarian at Newton later lived in Eugene Oregon Spokane Washington and Bath since 1925. She served as substitute librarian at Patten Free Library and belonged to the Church of the New Jerusalem. Surviving daughters Mildren Marshall and Catharine H Legard, four grandchildren four great grandchildren a sister Mildred S. Miner and a brother Joseph B. Sargent plus several nieces and nephews.

Adelaide S. Hooper Samuel Dike Hooper F. Waldo Marshall High Street Leicester Mass Joseph B Annie Biscoe Sargent Brookline Newton, Mass Newton Eugene Ore Spokane Wash Hooper Bath Patten Free Library Church of the New Jerusalem Mildren Marshall Catharine H. Legard Mildred S. Miner Newtonville Joseph B. Sargent Englewood, N. J

Asa A Wilson dies at 81 in Bath Memorial Hospital

Asa A Wilson, 81, of 832 Washington Street, died Saturday at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born in Wiscasset May 9, 1877, son of Charles and Susan Blake Wilson, he leaves four sons William Bath George Wiscasset Freeman Boca Raton John David Brunswick. three daughters Louise Little Nobleboro Carrie Garnet Lisbon Mary Darling North Bath. one brother Carl Bath. He served in the Spanish American War in Cuba and worked at Bath shipyards, Kelley Spear, and Texas shipyard during WWI, retired from Bath Iron Works after WWII, and was active in veterans groups including Veterans of Foreign Wars and Sons of Union Veterans.

Asa A. Wilson Bath Memorial Hospital Washington Street Wiscasset Charles Susan Blake Wilson William Bath George Freeman Boca Grand Fla John David Brunswick Louise Little Nobleboro Carrie Garnet Lisbon Mary Darling North Bath Carl Wilson Wilson Cuba Kelley Spear and Texas T. W. Hyde Camp Sons of Union Veterans

Funeral service for Lincoln E Campbell held at St. Mary's

Funeral for Lincoln E Campbell was held Monday at 8:30 a.m. from A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence followed by a Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church. Bearers included Robert Landry, Clifford Landry, Roger Thompson, Lawrence Shea, John Powell, and Lawrence Tracy. Entombment planned at Oak Grove, Five Islands Cemetery, Georgetown in spring. Mr. and Mrs. William Turpie and daughter Alison of 76 Green Street visited Mrs. Turpie's mother, Mrs. P. H. Williams, in Waterville Sunday.

L. E. Campbell Lincoln E. Campbell A. F. Mayo & Son Francis E. Morrissey St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Robert Landry Clifford Landry Roger Thompson Lawrence Shea John Powell Lawrence Tracy Oak Grove Five Islands Cemetery Georgetown William Turpie Alison Green Street Waterville

Elizabeth Gibson Brown dies. longtime Augusta resident

Mrs Elizabeth Gibson Brown wife of Charles S Brown of Augusta former Bath city treasurer and newspaperman died Sunday at Augusta General Hospital She lived in Augusta 42 years and had musical training in Boston She served as soloist at Grace Episcopal Church and was the oldest past president of the Cecelia Club Augusta A member of St Marks Episcopal Church and active parish worker Surviving are her husband a son and two daughters grandchild and a cousin Funeral held at St Marks with burial at Maul Grove Bath.

Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth Gibson Brown Charles S. Brown Augusta Bath City Augusta General Hospital Bath Leonard Alice Rideout Gibson Brown St. Faith's Altar Guild Armitage Club Charles S. Brown, Jr New York City Henry R. Lawson Garden City Long Island James Lawrence Charles L. Gibson Weymouth St. Mark’s Church Maule Grove Cemetery

Freemans Rites Held for Mrs Lillian M Freeman

Mrs Lillian M Freeman 85 formerly of Path died Sunday at Sarah Hammond Nursing home North Turner where she had resided since leaving Bath a year earlier She was born Linneus Sept 3 1873 daughter of Colby and Susan Batchelder She married Charles Bean after his death she wed Smith Freemen Surviving are five sons Hear old and Henry Bean Walton NY Ray Bean Strong Bernard Bean North Turner Nelson Bean Meensup Conn two daughters Mrs William Southern North Turner Mrs Doris Resser Livermore Falls a sister Mrs Asa Jones East Pawns Mich 11 grandchildren including Patrol man Robert Starling Bath Also surviving are 24 great grandchildren Funeral conducted at Union church North Turner Tuesday at 1 pm

Lillian M. Freeman Path Sarah Hammond North Turner Bath Freeman Linneus Colby Susan Batchelder Charles Bean Smith Freemen Hearold Henry Bean Walton N. Y Ray Bean Strong Bernard

Lincoln E Campbell Dies at 75 at Five Islands

Lincoln E Campbell aged 75 died at his daughter Leila Shea's home in Portland where he and his wife Eva Campbell were wintering. He was born August 12 1883 in Georgetown son of Byron and Mary Campbell, a lobster fisherman who worked at Bath Iron Works during World War II. Survived by Eva Welling Campbell widow four daughters Eleanor Landay Leila Shea Lila Callahan Mona Powell a sister Lila Spinney twelve grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Lincoln E. Campbell Leila Shea Portland Campbel Georgetown Byron Mary Hinckley Campbell Campbell Bath Iron Works Corp St. Mary’s Eva Welling Campbell Five Islands Eleanor Landay Somerville Mass Shea Portand Lila Callahan Danvers Mona Powell Charlestown Lila M. Spinney

Crossword Puzzle and Cryptoquote Featured

The page presents a mixed crossword with across and down clues, including wordplay entries and a cryptogram quotation. It lists numerous clue numbers and partial answers, then showcases a sample cryptogram where a substitution cipher encodes a Hawthorne quotation about winning a woman's hand.

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