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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

3

Phippsburg Notes on Blackout and Local Happenings

A recent Winneganee blackout left only two lit houses due to illness. Ralph Bragg commended Inspector Morse for his work. The Phippsburg Federal Credit Union reports a $2400 share account and $1100 in outstanding loans, highlighting its long standing community role. Residents discuss road work, water petitions, and social events amid a busy period of town life.

Winneganee Winfield Morse Ralph Bragg Morse Mr. Sarkis Charlestown Navy Yard Rev Maria Poulson Wynburg Brightwater Phippsburg Federal Credit Union Winfield Wallace Etta York Treas Lendall Green Edith Wallace Peter Gagnon Meadowbrook Jerome Davis Davis Truman Wallace R. F. D. Carrier Thistle Fred Brigham Richard Young Timber Island Charles Hughes Egg Hill Dromore Margaret Minott Henry Minott Old Orchard Beach Abbot- Brown Jeanette Brown Samuel Brown Bath Leeman Abbot, Jr Biddeford Baptist Church Georgia Leeach Frank Leeach Julia Luckenback Frank Percy Gardiner Rogers Geraldine Fenderson Saco T. C. Hughes Stanley Hutchins New Meadows Dorothy Mack Possee Nissan School Kendall Green Mass Alice H. Minott Church Lane Bernard Plummer Walter Bowker Charles L. Stevens Alfred George Roche Portland Minnie Wallace York Dr. Williams

Freeport Club Hosts Union of Women's Clubs Meeting

Freeport Woman's club entertained members of the Maine Progressive Union of Clubs in Freeport last week. Representatives from Cosmopolitan Bath Winnegance Lisbon Falls attended. A brief business meeting followed by talks on Indian dress and Caribbean travel highlighted the afternoon.

Freeport Woman's Club Maine Progressive Union of Clubs Freeport Cosmopolitan Club of Bath Winnegance Community Club Progressive Club of Lisbon Charles T. Small Orman Coggeshall Winnegance Club Nellie S. Hunter Freeport Club Edwin Small Herbert L. Spinney Winneganee Club Frank Byrum Lisbon Falls Annie F. Hunter Small Hunter Andrew J. Danielson Cosmopolitan Club India Nathaniel Barker Yarmouth Caribbean Canal Zone Costa Rica Jamaica Paul Bagdikian Fred C. Quimby Granville Colby Fred H. Humphreys I. A. Trueworthy Chester A. Roberts William Yule Elizabeth E. Dunbar Walter Wiggin John Parker Stanley M. Brown Charles E. Hewitt, Jr Herbert Perry Orman Cogveshall Edwin F. Small Herbert F. Spinney Frank Perv Parker O. Rogers

Osborn Family Relocates From Pearl Street To Cape Elizabeth

Mr and Mrs J W Osborn and their family who lived at 44 Pearl Street for two years moved on Tuesday to Cape Elizabeth. Mr Osborn is general manager of the new fabrication plant under construction in South Port land.

J. W. Osborn Pearl Street Cape Elizabeth Mr. Osborn South Portland Robert Barlow Robert Jr Perkins Island Osgood Wentworth Powers Great Chebeague Lawrence Thayer Bath Clarence Blaisdell John Rollins Grace Billy Kraft John Rollins Jr Topsham Ivy Johnson Herman Hallett H. T. Wyman Phippsburg Center W. A. Lowell Leo Hamel Ashdale Gilbert Woodman Curry Stiles A. L. Champion Brunswick Lauren Stiles Elsie Champeon Irene Irene Royen Reading Mass Currey Stiles Clayton Hoar Connie George Morong Howard Cushing Bobbie Charles Blaisdell Anthony Erames West Bath Archie Whaling Helen Bolivar Helene Margaret Boston Margaret Marsh Sally Billy Lowell Marie Wyman Popham Stanton Dezois Julia Dezois Richard Dezois

Raymond Clark Returns From Portland Hospital

Raymond Clark of upper Washington street assistant foreman in the pipe shop at Bath Iron Works has returned from Osteopathic Hospital in Portland where he was a patient for a week after a minor operation.

Raymond Clark Upper Washington Street Bath Iron Works Osteopathic Hospital Portland

Community Socials And Health Drive In Phippsburg

Parker Head residents hosted a card party and neighbors joined church school activities and nature walks. A health committee pursues an immunization clinic for smallpox and diphtheria amid consent slips from parents for the free vaccination with a 25 cent toxoid fee.

Leston Harrington Allie Rollins Lewis Lowell Miss Robie Barbara Mank Lorraine Harrington Small Point Parsonage Clayton Hoar Walter Cushing Eugene Harrington George Morong Church School Edwin M. Wyman A. E. Oliver Bert Nisbet Bath Earl Lowell Phippsburg Herbert Doughty Jr Perkins Island Lewiston George Stacy Frances Dix Island Bernhard Carlson Truman Taylor Marrtown Parker Head

District Rotary Convention Heads To Portland

Hundreds of Rotarians from Maine New Hampshire and Quebec gather May 7 8 in Portland for the 193rd District Conference. Meeting roles include host clubs Portland and Westbrook with sessions at the Falmouth Hotel and dinners featuring speakers from Canada and the United States.

Rotary International Portland Maine Washington Aroostook New Hampshire Massachusetts Quebec Augusta Bangor Bath Belfast Biddeford-Saco Boothbay Harbor Brunswick Camden Damariscotta-Newcastle Farmington Gardiner Kennebunk Lewiston-Auburn Old Town Rockland Rumford Sanford-Springvale Skowhegan South Berwick Waterville Westbrook Dover Portsmouth N. H Newburyport Mass Canada Harlan M. Bisbee University of New Hameshire Mitton D. Proctor Westbrook Junior College Arthur D. Andrew Daniel W. Hoegg Portland Rotary Falmouth Winthrop R. Howard New York City Rotary Refugee Placement Committee Eastland Hotel George O. Spencer Moncton New Brunswick National Council of the Women of Canada Dominion United States Westbrook Junior College Glee Club E. Gheen New York Mr. Gheen New York Rotary Club Army and Portland and

Popham Beach Residents and Local News Roundup

Popham Beach sees good access with fine road conditions drawing Summer residents to cottages and visitors. The column lists social visits, engagements, army training, school events, business moves and a long note on Rebekah Sarah Taylor Leavitt’s death, with local names and places in Maine.

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