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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

8

Charles Robinson enters U S N R service training

Mr and Mrs Car L Robinson of 54 Bedford Street host three parties for their son Charles Robinson who leaves Thursday April 22 to report for training. Friends and relatives from West Bath, Bath, Brunswick and beyond attend and present gifts including a ring for traveling wear. Robinson later joins Fort Eustis Virginia for a month and is selected for Master Gunners' school at Camp Davis North Carolina after stereoscopic testing.

Car L. Robinson Bedford Street Charles Robinson Robert Cressey Bernice Cressey Helen Jelson George C. Quicksall David S. Ring Carol Ring Edna Higgins Olive White Clarence White West Bath Herbert Mitchell Popham Beach Seguin Robinson David Juan Caroli Carl Lo Robinson Reubert Ho Cressey Darel Ring Brunswick Mr Robinson Herbert White John Cummings Vernal McCorrison Herbert Craige Clifton Jewett Jon Robbinson Wovert Robbins Piss Fal Avenue Rockport Fort Eustis Va Robbins Camp Davis N.C

Brunswick Naval Air Station Commissioning Marks New Era

Commander John C. Alderman presided at the Brunswick station’s commissioning ceremony held Thursday afternoon with Undersecretary James B. Forrestal and Senator Ralph Brewster among the speakers. The event, modeled after ship commissioning rites, included a color guard, national anthem, and benedictions, while the history section recounts Brunswick’s early settlement and the air field’s evolution from town common to Navy installation.

Brunswick John C. Alderman U. S. Naval Air Station Naval Air Victor D. Herbster USN Northern Air Patrol Alderman James B. Forrestal United States Ralph Brewster Senate Naval Affairs Committee Sumner Sewall Maine R. C. Fischer CEC T. E. Ashby First Parish Congregational Church J. L. Doherty St. Charles Church Naval Air Station George Weymouth Androscogei Falls Thomas Putnam Pejepscot General Court of Massachusetts Maquest Middle Bay New Meadows Lotts Maquoit Yany

Hyde Park Terrace Items of the Week

Community notes list a mother focused benefit, timing changes for a meeting, and residents visiting or traveling. Names include Ruth Heir, Arthur Moran, Helene Moran, Leo Boucher, Mrs Woods, Emsbridge Woods, Donald Boyce Jr, Thomas Doyle, G B Carmichael, Helen Carmichael, Martha Jane Irish, Marie Smart, Beverly Daintolo.

Arthur Moran Danter Helene Lowell Leo Boucher Draton C E Woods Knitters Emsbridge Woods Drayton Road Gardiner Donald Boyce, Jr Thomas F Doyle Boston Cambridge G.B Carmichael Helen Carmichael Washington, D. C William Carmichael Portland Martha Jane Irish Lark Street Marie Smart Danforth Beverly D'‘Aintolo

Nurses Alumni Association Elects Officers in June Meeting

Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association met Thursday night with 14 members. Retiring president Miss Josephine Moore chaired. New officers elected: Mrs. Stanley Brown president, Mrs. Alfred McCabe vice president, Mrs. Jane Hillsgrove secretary treasurer. Banquet and floral committees named. Cancer control drive approved. Next meeting July 15. Refreshments served by committee members.

Nurses Alumni Association of the Bath Memorial Hospital Josephine Moore Stanley Brown Alfred McCabe Jane Hillsgrove Louise Rogers Verna Bowie Kathleen Hart Hillsgrove Nellie McCabe William Allen, Jr Franklin Morse Carl Starling Lonie Spicer Ethel Blake Estelle Cass Grace Blair Helen Bonney Dorothy Milliken

Baptisms and New Members at Beacon Street Church

Beacon Street church held Palm Sunday ceremonies with four young people and twelve infants baptized. Six adults were received into full membership. Infants named include Paul Gilmore Legard Jr and Dorothy Howe among others. baptized youths include Elizabeth Moore and Winona and Kathleen Clark. Edwin Bowman Parris and Mrs. D. LeRourd joined membership.

Beacon Street Church Paul Gilmore Legard, Jr Paul G Legard North Street Dorothy Edith Howe Kenneth R. Howe Washington Street Patricia Ann Thomas Fred Thomas Janice Jean Card Ralph H. Card High Street William Hatfield Lothrop Merritt W. Lothrop Winship Street David Carlton Pye Ronald Arthur Pye Carlton Pye Sandra Lee Young Louis H. Young Maureen Ann Merritt Maurice Merritt Carol Gene Thomas George Thomas Drummond Street Patricia Niles Robinson Linton Robinson Beacon Street Jane Nancy Green Robert Green Dummer Street Elizabeth Gene Moore Paul D. Moore Winona Louise Clark Kathleen Maude Clark Raymond Clark Jane Ann Herrin J. Carter Edwin Bowman Parris Upper Washington Street D. LeRourd, Jr Clifton Street Advent Christian Church of Milltown

North Primary Dominates War Stamps Drive

North Primary led the War Stamps and Bonds campaign in public schools this week with a $633.70 week total. Overall school sums reached $2,618.50 for the week and $42,088.30 in accumulative totals across all schools.

Accu- School Mulative High School N. Grammar Grammar Huse Dike N. Primary Mitchell Center St South

Beta Sigma Phi Tea Party Highlights New Members

Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted a Monday tea at Mrs. Edwin R. Andrews home on High Street to welcome new members. Guests received yellow rose corsages and program featured songs by Mrs. Nathan Watson with piano accompaniment. New members to be installed April 30 include Catherine Legard Vanona MacDonald Virginia Smart John M. Conley Jr Carol Stevens. The date coincides with National Founders Day and marks the 12th anniversary of the organization which now has 1400 chapters and about 30 000 members.

Beta Sigma Phi Edwin R. Andrews High Street Herbert R. Lemont Linwood Haynes Andrews Lemont Nathan Watson Carl Albee Ramsay Dvorak Durnford la Forge Catherine Legard Vanona MacDonald Virginia Smart John M. Conley, Jr Carol Stevens Arthur Sewall Stone House Union Canada Hawaii

Plywood Garbage Cans Used in Vancouver War Housing

Plywood garbage cans coated with acid resisting paint are reported as a metal conservation measure for war housing projects in Vancouver Washington.

Vancouver Wash

Leaders of Safety Patrol At Meeting

Safety patrol leaders from various city schools attended an assembly at Huse Memorial school. Harmon Smith praised the leaders for devotion to duty and urged constant vigilance as the program introduced color bearers, guards, pledges, and songs led by Miss Jane Fecero and Miss Ivanetta Newton.

Huse Huse Memorial Harmon Smith Robert Farnham Dean Leavitt Frederick Sturtevant Pledge of Allegiance Jane Fecero Huse Memorial School Ivanetta Newton

Miss Abbie Wallace Weds Pvt Yeaton at Phippsburg Home

Abbie Aileen Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wallace of Phippsburg married Pvt Herbert Arthur Yeaton son of Mr and Mrs Norman Yeaton of Farmington on Saturday evening at the home of Rev Charles H Berry on North street. All four parents attended along with Mrs Clara Darling of Phippsburg.

Abbie Aileen Wallace Henry Wallace Phippsburg Herbert Arthur Yeaton Charles H. Berry North Street Pvt Yeaton Norman Yeaton Farmington Clara Darling

Portland conditions disputed by Grand Chief Norwood speech

Seth Norwood of Portland, newly elected Grand Chief Templar of the Grand Lodge of Maine Independent Order of Good Templars, told delegates at the annual meeting in West Kennebunk Methodist church that conditions in Portland are not as bad as newspaper reports suggest. He spoke briefly during the afternoon session, attended by 14 delegates from lodges in Rockland Lisbon Falls Portland Kennebunk West Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk Lower Village and Biddeford.

Portland Seth Norwood Grand Lodge of

Bowdoinham Local Notices and Obituaries Summary

Funeral services for Margaret Henry were held at the Baptist church with Rev Archibald Craig officiating and interment at Bay View Cemetery. Merry Meeting Grange held a meeting with 21 members. Bowdoinham schools closed for a week's vacation. Speed violator report lists high percentages of motorists over 35 40 and 45 mph. Births include Elaine Louise to Mr and Mrs Bert Merrill and William Soule Dodge to Mr and Mrs Winfred Dodge. Several local residents receive medical, hospital or schooling updates and community group activities ongoing through the period.

Margaret Henry Baptist Church Archibald Craig Charles McEwen Edward and Nelson Fennimore Roy Emerson Milton Given Bay View Cemetery Merry Meeting Grange J. N. Palmer Stanley Libby Reginald Dore Bowdeinham Col F. H. Farnum Bert Merrill Elaine Louise C. M. G. Hospital Lewiston Cecil Blaisdell South Portland Herbert Higgins Jr Bowdoin James H. Ames Blaisdell Higgins Troop 59 Boy Scouts of America Parent-Teacher Association Coombs High School Frank Heath Choate William Babb George Ackley Eva Messer Winfred Dodge Dr. Wilson's Hospital Brunswick William Soule Dodge

Inductees to Leave Bath for Training and Service

The local draft board lists 31 men inducted into armed services. Sixteen depart Bath Thursday at 10 for Fort Devens, ten proceed to the Navy, two to the Marine Corps, and three to the Army at Devens. Names follow for Army and Navy entrants and those at Devens.

Devens Navy Army Armed Services of the Lloyd O. Hudson Walter S. Simonton Ralph L. Downing Manfred E. Haggett Bath Claude H. Brooks Skowhegan Roger M. Bernier Topsham Erland A. Thibodeau Georgetown George G. Richter, Jr Richmond George L. Perry West Bath Preston E. Carver Frederick C. Pitman Woolwich Ralph A. Pye, Jr Phippsburg Alvord Skelton, Jr Bowdoinham Neil Sullivan Harry Lincoln Knight, Jr Charles Thaxter Robinson Rodney Lewis Herve Joseph Pelletier Sylvia Joseph Dube Howard Alonzo Dickey Kenneth Leroy McKenna Archie Moody York Edward Thurlow Young Marine Corps Walter James Annis

Notable Local Moves and Grass Fires on Post Road

Miss Bertha E. Heath is visiting at Litchfield Corner with Mrs. Norman Rowe while they occupy a vacation period. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe have moved to Litchfield where Rowe runs the local store. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bowley traveled to Brownville following the death of Bowley’s father. The Post Road saw several grass fires requiring the fire engine's response during the past week.

Bertha E. Heath Norman Rowe Litchfield Corner

University of Maine Receives Minute Man Flag for War Bond Purchases

The State War Savings Staff in Augusta awarded the University of Maine a Minute Man Flag in recognition of faculty administrators and staff purchasing over $5000 in war bonds and stamps. An inquiry showed responses totaling more than $65,000 in purchases by staff, with ongoing additional purchases.

University of Maine State War Savings Augusta

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