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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1945

Page

2

National Mourns Death of President Franklin D Roosevelt

The nation mourns Franklin D Roosevelt who died at Warm Springs Georgia after guiding the country through war and toward peace. He strengthened the Navy and led efforts against infantile paralysis while plans for a lasting world peace continued. The public remembers his leadership amid criticism and praise alike.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs Georgia Franklin Delano Roosevelt Roosevelt Europe Pacific Germany Japan

Memorial Address Emphasizes Unity After Leader's Death

The speaker urges national unity beyond party lines as the nation mourns. He calls for reverence for the late leader and pledges support for his successor during a critical period in history.

Our New President Truman Debuts As New Leader

The article praises Harry S. Truman’s early presidency noting his joint address to Congress. It recalls his Missouri roots and early career as a county overseer, emphasizing his stance on fiscal restraint, opposition to debt, and belief in budgeting and economical governance. It cites past campaign remarks about stopping county debt and valuing honest work.

Harry S. Truman Congress Missouri Jackson County Truman America Democratic Kansas City Star

Pilgrim Fellowship Rally At Central Church Saturday

A Pilgrim Fellowship rally will gather young people from Congregational churches in Maine at Central church next Saturday. Devotions start at two, followed by talks by Rev Orville C. Lozier and Rev Edward H Smith, a returned missionary from China. Supper ends the afternoon, then Camp Manitou pictures, games, and dancing in the evening.

Pilgrim Fellowship Central Church Congregational Maine Orville C. Lozier Edward H Smith China Camp Manitou Ames

Hills Visit Rob insons in Old South Place

Dr and Mrs William E Hill of Naugatuck Conn visit Mrs Hill s parents Mr and Mrs W W Robinson of Old South Place for a brief stay to visit their cottage at Popham Beach and will return home today.

William E. Hill Naugatuck, Conn

Women in Uniform Highlight Loyal Service Homefront

A string of brief notices honors service members and families. Elizabeth Dunton heads to Camp Lejeune via Washington after enlisting in the Marine Corps. Sgt. Walter Mosher returns to Texas as an AAF instructor with a distinguished record, while Pvt. Arnold Sweet, MIA in Germany, communicates from captivity.

Walter L. Mosher Hondo Army Air Field Navigation AAF Training Command Texas Mosher W. L. Mosher Washington Street Bath Bath Iron Works Army Air Forces 9Th Air Force

Bath area servicemen report long overseas service and honors

Technician Fifth Grade Alton L. Richards reaches nearly six years in the Army serving with an Antiaircraft Searchlight Battalion. Pvt. Stephen Crosby on ten day leave after about 18 months overseas with Purple Heart awarded, and Seaman Ernest Walls returns to his ship after 12 days with his mother. SF 2/c Frank A. Bursaw Jr. guards Yalta with President Stalin and Churchill. he served in Sevastopol and later aboard a minesweeper with travels across the Caribbean, Africa, and Europe. Carl H. Cooper on leave from Pensacola visits family in Bath.

Herbert G. Closson Olin H. Closson Winter Street Court Seabees Pacific Marianna Islands West Coast Boston Lewiston New Guinea Alton L. Richards Henry Harford Russel Street Bath Portland Fort Slocum N. Y Hawaii States Cpl. Richards Camden Nursery Camden Stephen Crosby Walter Thayer Western Avenue Crosby Charles Crosby Walter Reed Hospital Washington Pvt Ernest Walls Pacific Coast Grace Trask Franklin Street South Pacific Bath Iron Works Yalta Frank A. Bursaw, Jr Campello Frank A. Bursaw Frank King Oliver Street Fred Bursaw Brunswick This City Stalin Churchill Bursaw Caribbean Cuba Trinidad Norfolk Africa France Sicily Sardinia Italy Russia Carl H. Cooper S. 1/c USN Alberta Nancy Jean Walker Street Earl Cooper Woolwich Seaman Cooper Pensacola Fla Bath Tron Works

St Mary's Guild Collects Clothing for the Needy

Members of St Marys Guild at Grace church sorted a large quantity of clothing collected in the parish. Mrs Isaac Voorhees chaired the drive with Mrs Philip Foster Mrs Harry G Deering and Mrs Walter Rogers aiding. The clothes were taken to Lions club headquarters for packing and shipment abroad. Grace church thanks all who contributed.

St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church Isaac Voorhees Grace Church Philip Foster Harry G. Deering Walter Rogers Voorhees Foster Lions Club

Maine Publicity Bureau Revises Salt Water Boats List

The Maine Publicity Bureau announced a complete revision of its salt water party boats and owners lists as vacationists prepare for sport fishing off the Maine coast. Mrs. Margery Coleman, after attending the Metropolitan Opera performance in Boston, visited Capt. Ralph Walen of Gloucester, Mass.

Portland Maine Publicity Bureau Maine Margery Coleman Metropolitan Opera Company Boston Capt Ralph Walen Gloucester Mass

Miller Family Arrives From Boston for Granite Street Visit

Mrs Archie Miller and daughter Miss Margaret Miller arrived from Boston on Tuesday afternoon to spend a few days at their Granite Street home.

Archie Miller Margaret Miller Boston Granite Street

Annual Meeting of First Baptist Church Held

The First Baptist Church held its annual meeting in the vestry with Rev. Charles R. Sims leading a devotional. Arthur J. Dunton was elected moderator and minutes read by clerk Nella Stover. Reports from all committees praised prosperity and officers elected for the ensuing year include Stover as clerk and treasurer and several deacons and committee members. A memorial sermon for the late President is planned for Sunday at 10 30.

First Baptist Church Charles R. Sims Arthur J. Dunton Nella Stover Dunton Clarence Flood Eleanor Wright Alice Cromwell George Carey Harriet Furber Woman’s Missionary Society Evelyn Sotheard World Wide Guild Mary Furber Gilbert Young Clinton Pratt Everett Pinkham Freeman Crosby Leland Green Lotta Goodwin Ralph Blakeney Geraldine Pratt Rudolph Furber Annie Oliver Russell Grant Herbert Worrey Raymond Cummings Chester MacKenzie Board of Deacons Baptist Messenger

Bathman Undergoes Major Operations

John E. Lyden of 850 Middle Street Bath is at the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland showing slight improvement after four major leg operations in a decade. A former South Portland shipyard worker, he lost his foot in World War I era steel-plate crush accident and has since endured repeated bone removals and leg surgery. Blood transfusions have been required following the latest procedure.

Eugene Lewis USAAF Alton Lewis South Portland Bath Second Air Force Colorado Springs Colo Lewis Singapore China Sgt John V. DeFuria United States of America Williams Albert F. Hagenberger USA Set Morse High School Bath Iron Works New England Shipbuilding Corp Air Force John E. Lyden Middle Street Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland Lyden Crill Press Bath Tron

Auxiliary Meets at Stone House in Wartime History

The Stone House auxiliary holds its meeting led by Mrs. Alexander MacDonald with library help from Mrs. Hollis Garey and visiting committee chair Mrs. Rupert Irvine. They vote to hold a fair on August 17 and 18. Speakers George R. Veevalk and G. N. Cervac of Brunswick Naval Air Station share wartime service experiences. Refreshments served by Mrs. Arthur King and Mrs. Frederick Drake.

Edward Dale True Alexander MacDonald Hollis Garey Rupert Irvine John Parker George R. Veevalk U.S. N G. N. Cervac U. S.N Naval

Maine Home Economics Association Cancels Spring Meeting

Mrs. Marjorie H Standish president announces in cooperation with the Office of Defense Transportation that the Maine Home Economics Association has cancelled its Spring meeting. The association will continue activities via committees.

Marjorie H. Standish Maine State Home Economics Association Office of Defense Transportation Maine Home Economics Association

Turner and Howe brothers travel to Arlington for vacation

Frank H. Turner of Union street and his brother in law John Howe of upper Washington street left Sunday for Arlington Virginia to spend a week with Mr. Howe's daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Paul Cushman. They stopped overnight in Boston before heading to Washington D C Monday.

Elizabeth Dunton Ralph B. Dunton Pearl Street Camp Lejeune Cherry Point N. C Washington, D. C Miss Dunton Marine Corps Portland Boston Morse High School Staples Drug Store F. W. Woolworth Daughters of Isabella Robert Buck Pacific Theatre Clarence Buck U.S.A France Harry Buck Maritime Service Allan South Paris Frank H. Turner Union Street John Howe Upper Washington Street Arlington, Va

Caley Party for Patricia Conley Celebrates Fourth Birthday

Patricia Conley daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Conley Jr celebrated her fourth birthday Tuesday of last week at her grandparents home on Beacon Street entertaining many little friends. Decorations featured Springtime colors and floral candy baskets. Patty received many gifts and a birthday cake was served after cutting. Guests included Harry L Deering Jr Donald Flagg Jr William Robinson Carol Haynes Joyce Ring Greg Jenkins Peter Crooken Jackie McDonald Jerry Southard Kathy Coffin and others with mothers present.

Patricia Conley John M. Conley Jr Park Street John M. Conley Beacon Street Patty Harry L. Deering, Jr Donald Flagg, Jr William Robinson Carol Haynes Joyce Ring Greg Jenkins Peter Crooken This City Jackie McDonald Jerry Southard South Portland Kathy Coffin Brunswick

Bath Red Cross Leaders Meet

Bath Red Cross leaders met to plan post meeting work on garments for refugees. Last month 80 workers logged 1,013 hours producing 430 knitting and sewing articles. Junior Red Cross raised 61.44 in a school drive, with inter sectional correspondence projects noted. Nurse recruitment seeks 14 000 more nurses by May 15, six Bath Memorial Hospital recruits reported. War Fund chair Loyall Sewall received thanks for a successful drive. Final figures pending.

Red Cross William S. Voorhees War Fund Elsie Hodgkins

Lewiston visit for Mrs Wishart and guests

Mrs Archie Wishart and Mrs Carl Langbehn spent Monday in Lewiston as guests of Mrs Wishart's sister Mrs Raymond Parsons. They attended the Robert Cassadesas concert and enjoyed it. Others from the city at the concert were Mr Donald Green Mrs Stanley Green Carl Langbehn and James McLellan.

Archie Wishart Carl Langbehn Lewiston

Regional Meeting of Episcopal Women Held at Grace Parish

Members of the Woman's Auxiliary from nearby communities gathered Thursday at Grace parish house for a regional meeting. A box lunch with decorated tables, coffee, cookies, and ice cream accompanied devotions led by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs. Officers and speakers discussed the United Tank Offering and missionary work in China, India, and detention camps. Representatives came from Rockland Newcastle Damariscotta Brunswick Bath and more with plans for future meetings and a card party event set for April 20.

Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Church Grace Church Wilmer I. Voorhees Philip Foster St. Mary's Guild Harry G. Deering Thomas S. Gibbons Woman National Organization Hamilton Genie Daly Portland Keryn Ap Rice Rockland Collges China India Brunswick Edward A. Birch Grace Churen Newcastle Damariscotta Bath Women’s Auxiliary E. Everett Pierce Pearl Street

Weekly Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Puzzle lists numerous across and down clues with numbered entries covering animals, places, actions, and objects. A cryptogram quotation is included: OKSHFKNQ LKF QVSKB QFPBFPDFQ, eK Lee ZKSW CSPU FGOFKIJFPDF- DFKHLPBFQ. Also a Cryptoquote quote by Cicero about peace and victory is presented.

Cicero

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