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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1943

Page

4

Easter services and town notes in Phippsburg

Sunday school groups joined Easter worship at Small Point church with tulips and daffodils on display. The Willing Workers 4-H club met April 23, discussing projects and a roadside improvement plan led by Herbert Scott.

Small Point Frances Robie Willing Workers Herbert Scott Robert Lawrence Hughes Dromore Farm Bureau Grange Hall Earl Lowell Raymond Campbell Seventen Doris McCready Farm Bureau Girl Scouts Sebasco Beach Frank Wyman Parker Head Coast Guard Station Riverside Popham Beach Winthrop Blair Center School Garret Galvin James Norton Galvin Wilbur Hagan Skowhegan Center Morse High School James Nortons Ashdale Stanley Gilman Phippsburg Congregational Church Joseph O. Purdue Eva Theresa LaFountaine Holden Wright Phippsburg Arthur Harrington Ceres McCourt

Community Notes From Parker Head and Nearby

Park er Head residents celebrate a birth and share club activities. PTA meets at Mrs Leston Harrington home. Girl Scouts and Brownies report May basket making and Junior Red Cross work. Easter services draw about 40. Leston Harrington Sr hosts birthday party with local neighbors.

Leo Hamel P.T.A Leston Harrington Red Cross F. P. Young T. E. McCarty Frances Robie Earl Lowell Farm Bureau Dromore Bert Nisbet John Rellins Leston T. Harrington Ted Simpson Beatrice Denningham Bath Earl Parkman Clayton Hoar George Morong Eugene Harrington Deejay Frank Burnell Sally Bill Lowell John W. Libby Us.n H. D. Mank. ,Jr Baltimore Portland Lewis Lowell Mertie Shephard Allie Rollins Burleigh Williams Leroy Perkins Winneganee Bob Moore Eleanor Bertram John Kriedler Harry Gordon Marion Cushing Winneyance Purington House James Hutchins Percy Cox’s Head Stanton Dozois Frances Robb Clif Robinson Small Point Road Barbara Burnell Olive Deejay Chet Rowe Milford George Allen East Stoneham N.R Parker Head

Youth charged with assault on Bath lad in Municipal court

A 17 year old youth pled not guilty to assault and battery after witnesses described him bumping the head of a grammar school child against a brick wall. The boy was found guilty and fined 11.94 or 15 days in Augusta jail.

Gardiner R. Deering Augusta

Robinsons Return From Naugatuck Visit

Mr and Mrs William W Robinson return to 21 Old South Place after a month in Naugatuck Conn visiting daughter Mrs W E Hill and son in law Dr Hill who were on a trip to Fort Myers Fla

William W. Robinson Old South Place Naugatuck

Bath Considers Victory Gardens On Group Plan

Bath evaluates a city led Victory Garden program with the Citizens Service Corps and Lions club. About 40 families show interest for land for gardens, with plans for a public meeting and potential university input. City parcels, a 20 acre Lions tract near Bath Country Club, and optional fuel allowances for distant plots are discussed. Leaders include Mayor Rogers and Hutchins, Mrs Parker, Thompson, and Trueworthy.

Bath Citizens Service Corps Lions Club I. A. Trueworthy Times Office University of Maine Herbert Cavanaugh Bath Country Club Office of Price Administration Victory Garden Walter C. Rogers C. Leroy Hutchins John Parker Harry L. Thompson J. A. Trueworthy

Official draft classifications list prevailing across services

The document presents current draft classifications including 1-A for available for military service and 1-A-O for conscientious objector non-combatant service. It also covers 1-C naval or land forces, 2-A essential civilian work, 2-B war production, 2-C agricultural deferments, 3-A family deferments, 3-C agricultural dependents, 3-D hardship deferment, 4-A age 45 plus deferment, 4-B official deferment, 4-C neutral alien relief, 4-D minister or student, 4-E national work objector, 4-F unfit, and 4-H age 38-45 deferment.

United States

May Breakfast at Cosmopolitan Club Planned

The Cosmopolitan club invites attendees to join the May Breakfast. Committeemen include Alice Johnson Mrs Roscoe McFadden Mrs Granville Colby Mrs Louis Silverman Mrs Mabel Harris Mrs Fred Quimby and Miss Nellie Goodrich. Reservations from committee members or McFadden's Drug store and Garden club members are requested.

Cosmopolitan Club McFadden Garden Club Alice Johnson Roscoe McFadden Granville Colby Louis ‘Silverman Mabel Harris Fred Quimby Nellie Goodrich

Unable to Return Home From Massachusetts

A brief item notes a person unable to return to her home in Massachusetts, with limited context on reason or ongoing circumstances. The concise report emphasizes the destination and location while omitting speculative details.

Massachusetts

Popham Beach Easter Service and Spring Village Notes

Easter service at Popham Library led by Miss Frances Robie featured a children story and remarks on the holiday. Afterward potted plants were sent to neighbors and a daffodil pot given to Mrs. Frank Scott, whose Easter wedding anniversary was noted. The week included garden plans, visits, and family notes across Popham and nearby towns.

Popham Library Frances Robie Lyman Oliver David Leon Popham Circle Frank Scott Christopher Marr William Hutchins Walter Sprague Phippsburg Louis Gayton Nancy Rounds Muriel Walker Mary-Abbie Pulsifer Gaytons Robert Rowland Bath L. J. Preney Russell Sprague Margaret Wyman Spruceville Vernon Mattson Walter Cousins Fred Waterhouse Auburn South Shore Barbara Preney Joseph Preney Five Islands Norma Small Harold Wallace Augustus Earl West Point Moses Chandler James Voorhees Maritime Academy Castine John Feeley George Percy Portland

Sergt Vincent Cook Prisoner in Germany

Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook of 17 Valley Road report their son Staff Sergeant Vincent Cook United States Army is a prisoner of war in Germany. He describes good morale, praise for Red Cross work, a library and reading opportunities. he may join a captive band. He entered service a month after Pearl Harbor and is a Machias High School graduate who studied photography in Dorchester. his brother Private Herbert Cook serves in the Air Force in Texas. Mrs Bertha Dunbar of the Edna Mae Shoppe is confined with a hip injury.

Arthur Cook Valley Road Vincent Cook United States Army Germany Red Cross Sergt. Cook Pearl Harbor Machias High School NYA _ school Dorchester Herbert Cook Air Force Texas

Daylight Civilian Defense Mobilization Planned in Maine

A daylight mobilization to rehearse civilian defense across Maine except seven York County towns was ordered for Sunday May 2 by Colonel F H Farnum. Signals at 6 29 pm and 6 59 pm will test blue and red alerts with public clearance at 7 09 and radioed all clear by about 7 29.

Maine York County F. H. Farnum Civilian Defense Portland Bangor Fleet Service Command Farmuin

Central League Plans Activities for Community Church

The Central League at the parish house held its regular meeting with President Mrs Rudolph McRae presiding. Dates for final season activities were set including an annual supper on May 17 and a rummage sale on May 18, followed by an afternoon desert bridge and card party on May 20.

League of Central Church Hiram Stevens Herold Brown Arthur Brown Walter Leonard Raward Banna Elders Pratt Anna Thombs Marius Pape Desert Bridge George Moses Howard Steen Edward Cumming

Easter Services at Dresden Mills M E Church

Dresden Mills M E Church held Easter Sunday services led by Mr. Alexander Cairns with music by Mrs. Russell King. Attendance included visitors from out of town and a sermon at South Dresden titled Easter Dawn. Local residents noted farm and illness updates plus family announcements, including the birth of John Randolph Baxter in Brunswick.

Dresden Mills M. E Alexander Cairns Stranger Galilee Russell King Richmond Cairns South Dresden Dresden Mills Fred Stilphen Iva King Clayton Mayers Carolyn Sheldon Frank Goodwin Carl Graves McCoomb Bridge Academy Clifton Cate Marilyn Damariscotta Warriette Sheldon Everett Miss John Il. Mayers Gardiner Nellie Morse Dedham Mass John H. Mayers Madeline Rittall Leroy Robbins Canada John L. Baxter, Jr Longfellow Ave Brunswick John Randolph Brunswick Hospital Quartermaster Corps Camp Lee

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