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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1941

Page

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Old Timers Night At Bath Elks Draws Members From Near And Far

Over 100 Bath Lodge of Elks members attended Old Timers Night at the Elks Home on Lombard Street Saturday with veteran members traveling from Pennsylvania and New Jersey to renew long-ago acquaintances. Local and charter members, past exalted rulers, and guests enjoyed a ham supper, remarks, and motion pictures of football games, boxing, and river scenes narrated by Maurice W. Libby.

Bath Lodge Henry Bickle Walter L. Whitney Board of J. Edward Drake Daniel T. Dougherty Albert E. Desmond Harry Bloxom H. Joseph Madden Harold V. Fielding Edward N., Hartnett John P Louis Y. Cormier Edward N. Hartnett Henry C. Parshley Ralph W. MacDonald

Reckless driving trial after Brunswick road collision

Hubert E. Miller pleaded guilty in Brunswick Municipal Court to reckless driving after a Saturday night crash on Brunswick road near Hardings Crossing. Elwood N. Drake was injured, taken to Bath Memorial hospital, and Drake’s Dodge sustained major front-end damage while Miller’s Ford escaped serious damage.

Hubert E. Miller Bridge Street Brunswick Herbert Q. Mariner Hardings Crossing New Bath Bath Drake Bath Memorial Hospital Miller

Pilgrim Fellowship Hosts Easter Pie Supper

Bath Pilgrim Fellowship held a chicken pie supper at Central church on Easter Sunday night with 45 attendees. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme spoke on Youth and Success. Vice President Jane Stevens led, George Rogers introduced speakers, and the committee was led by Mary Young with Marion Small Verna Wallace Harry Fullerton Robert Minott William Marshall and Barbara Page.

Bath Pilgrim Fellowship Central Church George B. Wolstenholme Jane Stevens George Rogers Joseph O. Purdue Raymond G. Putnam Mary Young Marion Small Verna Wallace Harry Fullerton Robert Minott William Marshall Barbara Page

Beverly youth spends weekend with kin

Folsom Norsworthy of Beverly Massachusetts worked in the research department of United Shoe Machinery Co. He visited over the weekend with his grandfather Rev. Omar W. Folsom and his aunt Miss Elsie Folsom.

Folsom Norsworthy Beverly, Mass United Shoe Machinery Co Omar W. Folsom Elsie Folsom

Youngest Exalted Ruler Installed At Bath Elks

John E. Mullaney, 26, youngest exalted ruler of Bath lodge Elks, was installed with officers including Gilbert A. Atwood as esquire and Harry C. Stone as chaplain. Mullaney, son of Mrs. Catherine and the late Joseph Mullaney, previously served from inner guard to leading knight. A notable upcoming event is the Elks ball planned for late May.

John E. Mullaney Bath Lodge of Elks Gilbert A. Atwood Harry C. Stone Paul H. Sherman Mr. Mullaney Catherine Joseph Mullaney Jesse Allen Elks Mullaney John P. Carey Ralph W. MacDonald Harry P. Gilchrist

Two Bath Women Honored for Service

Mrs. George B. Connard of Sagadahoc county and Mrs. James A. Gillies Jr. of Bath are among 40 workers awarded distinguished service certificates by the Women's Field Army for Cancer Control in Maine. The citations, signed by National Commander Marjorie B. Illig and Roscoe B. Jackson Laboratory head Dr. Clarence Cook Little, note ongoing campaigns in Sagadahoc and Bath with public screenings of the film Choose to Live to support cancer treatment access.

Auburn George B. Connard Sagadahoc Women's Field Army Maine James A. Gillies, Jr Bath Harold Cooper Women’s Field Army Marjorie B. Illig Clarence Cook Little Roscoe B. Jackson Bar Harbor National Women’s Field Army Connard Sagadahoce County Women's Field Army State Court Street America

Senator Fellows Praises Bath Industry Workers

State Senator Carl F. Fellows of Augusta addressed the newly organized Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers at Bath City Hall. He urged patriotism, endorsed existing plants plus new facilities for defense, and praised Bath Iron Works workers while warning of future labor and wage shifts as war production expands.

Carl F. Fellows Augusta Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers City Hall Auditorium James Harkins Sen. Fellows Jesse W. Taylor Fellows America FBI Bath Army Navy

Central Church League Plans Annual Meeting in April

Central Church League met Monday night and arranged the annual meeting for April 28. Supper at 6 30 will be provided by Joseph Larrabee of Rock Hill Inn, followed by entertainment. Nominees include Miss Martha Foote Mrs Leonard Lord and Mrs Ed ward eers. Red Cross dress work noted. Refreshment committee named Mrs Marius H Page and Mrs Arthur W King.

Central Church League Joseph Larrabee Rock Hill Inn Martha Foote Leonard Lord Edward Eers Red Cross Marius H. Page Arthur W. King

Irving Mank Returns Home From Fort Devens

Irving Mank stationed at Fort Devens Mass returned home for the weekend, spending time with family and catching up on local news.

Irving Mank Fort Devens Mass

Schuman pleads not guilty to armed robbery case

Clyde Schuman was arraigned in Municipal court on charges of armed robbery and automobile robbery. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered held in 2500 dollars surety on each charge for the June term of Sagadahoc Superior Court. The incident involved Ralph E. Legard, a taxi operator, who was robbed on Aug. 12, 1938, near Bath, Maine, after being directed to a route and forced to stop. The gunman took six dollars, then returned Legard’s watch with trousers but not his coat. Two days later Schuman and Prescott A. Creelman were arrested in Keene, New Hampshire, for a filling station break and later faced charges in Massachusetts. Schuman is said to have confessed to the Legard robbery.

Gardiner R. Deering Clyde Schuman John P. Crosby Schuman Ralph E. Legard Charles T. Small, Jr Brunswick North Lincoln Streets Legard Mr. Legard Mr. Leyard Bath Prescott A. Creelman Keene N. H Massachusetts West Concord Mass Creelman Charlestown

Some Pioneers of Early Georgetown Revealed in Old Records

A long article recounts early Georgetown settlers on the east bank of the Kennebec, tracing from Nequasset to Parker’s Island. It covers Robin Hood, Fort Sagadahock, Newtown and Georgetown origins, key families, graves, and early town records dating to 1630s through 1710s.

Georgetown Col. Dummer Sewall Kennebec Leonard Lord Woolwich Nequasset Arrowsic Reskehegan Wiscasset Robin Hood Nequasset Falls Gunner's Nose Riggsville Robinhood Esq. Riggs Riggs John Richards Arrowsic Island Thomas Clark Roger Spencer Spencer Thomas Lake Clark Lake Newtown Williamson Arrowsie Parker Oliver Baker Miller Comes Cox Verring Cole Webber Riley Bishop Squirrel Point Governor Shute Hammonds George Davis Jeremy Squam Kenebec Mary Lake Casco Stage Island Thomas Parker John Parker John Biddeford England Stave Island Preble Col Dummer Sewall

Burnham Addresses Garden Club Meeting in Augusta

John C. Burnham State Director of Outdoor Advertising speaks to the Cosmopolitan Garden Club in Augusta about roads state and private ownership and bills before the legislature. Members discuss plans for the May breakfast and quilt project while Mrs Murphy prepares to depart for Texas after April 20.

John C. Burnham State Highway Commission Augusta Cosmopolitan Garden Club G. Thomas Murphy Garden Club Edmund A. Rothwell Burnham Murphy Texas Otto Andrews Willian Newell Rothwell

Miss Janette W Smith Plans April Wedding to Stephen Woodbury

Date set for the marriage of Miss Janette W Smith to Stephen T Woodbury of Fitchburg Massachusetts. The ceremony will be at noon in the home of Miss Smiths mother Mrs Edward B Smith 626 Middle Street with Miss Smiths sister Miss Patricia Smith as flower girl and Gilbert Woodbury of Fitchburg as best man. A reception will follow. In other city news the Board of Education held a two hour session to discuss the budget and profit with a report showing a balance of 1845 19 and accounts totaling 1634 61 ordered paid.

Janette W. Smith Stephen T. Woodbury Fitchburg Mass Miss Smith Edward B. Smith Middle Street Andrew Kuarhkos Lunenbture Tower Patricia Smith Gilbert Woodbury Board of Education High School Activities Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Home OF Elks Brunswick Court Pilgrim Fellowship Bath Elks Bath Lodge B.P.O.E George Baer Connard Senator Fellows Crosby Badfor Schuman Cresman Old Georgetown Robert Poor Pore Power Robert Peter Heals Parker's Island David John and Irene Mains
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