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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

4

Skippy Reunited With Owner After Wagging Reunion

"Skippy" the German police dog recovered in Woolwich, Monday evening, by his owner Mrs. Percy V. Shelly of Glennside, Pa. After a month missing since leaping from a train baggage car July 2, the dog answered his name and finally joined Mrs. Shelly after a 22 hour journey, reuniting in Bath with a tearful greeting. The dog had avoided contact with others, while many locals had spotted him.

Skippy Woolwich Percy V. Shelly Glennside Lorraine Price Maine Central Railroad Shelly Bath Mr. Price

World of Mirth Show in Brunswick

World of Mirth Shows will bring fifty streamlined attractions on forty railroad cars to Brunswick August 7 to 14. Max Linderman selects kid friendly and educational acts, with new midway features and airplane rides with individual controls. Some displays are being shown for first time after the New York World's Fair. Lighting and spectacle devices will be toned down for local defense rules. A share of Wednesday gross receipts goes to the Army Navy War Relief Fund as the outdoor amusement industry aims for six hundred thousand dollars.

Brunswick Max Linderman Army-Navy War Relief Fund

Westport Notices of Birth and Summer Visits

Westport residents report a son born July 28 at Goodall Hospital Sanford to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green leaf. Visitors from Massachusetts and New Hampshire plan travels to Portland Oregon and Salem Massachusetts. Various locals host relatives and attend weddings, picnics, and seasonal visits in Sebasco Harmon's Point and Bath during August.

Walter Greenleaf Goodall Hospital Sanford Marjorie Roberts Richard David H. A. Swanton Springvale Portland Oregon Salem Mass Akron Ohio Judson Cromwell Marion Cromwell Chelsea Richard Gardiner Newton Harmon's Point Virginia Jewett South Portland Beatrice Gleason Norman Danforth George Knight James Greenough Medford Green John M. Leonard Bath B. M. Jewett Lester Hodgdon Dover N. H J. Louis Doyle Betty Doyle Stanwood Gilman Sebasco Ann Louise Jewett J. M. Leonard Farrin, Jr Burnham Knight Amos Knight

Donnell Announces Engagement of Barbara Donnell

Mr and Mrs Charles Joseph Donnell of Kalamazoo Michigan announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Barbara Donnell of Boston to Lieutenant Charles Rutter Norris Jr U S N son of Lieutenant Commander Charles Rutter Norris U S N R and Mrs Norris of Charleston South Carolina and Tampa Florida Barbara Donnell educated in Bath Kalamazoo Pine Manor College in Wellesley and Katherine Gibbs School in Boston is secretary for the director of public relations at the Red Sox Norris attended the University of Tampa and the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis class of 1938 He was stationed in Bath in 1940 with the destroyer Greaves No date for the wedding has been set and Miss Donnell has returned to Boston after a stay in Kalamazoo

Charles Joseph Donnell Kalamazoo Wellesley Mass Katherine Gibbs Boston Red Sox Norris University of Tampa United States Naval Academy At Annapolis Bath U. S Greaves Donnell Orville Rowe E. M. Horton E. M. Almedinger Peter Rowe Bacon Sanderson Hospital Waltham Francis Bacon Eustis Charles L. Moore Naval Supply Corps Harvard School of Business Administration Norfolk Wilma Frances Sawyer Harold E. Dunton West Bath People’s Baptist Church George B. Wolstenholme Dunton Ransom 1 Five Islands Mr. Dunton Willington Dunton Dutton Bath Iron Works Good Neighbor Club Porter Harrison Franklin Lyman Winchester Alice Lyman Charles Lothrop Moore Ensign U.S. N.R Library Hall Elbridge Southard, Jr Elbridge Southard Malden Army Air Force Technical School Sioux Falls South Dakota Corp Dick Carey Madge O'Brien Army Air Corps Camp

Sabino Improvement Association holds annual meeting

The Sabino Improvement Association gathered in Sabino Hall on Monday evening with the largest turnout in years. Officers were re elected and the group discussed plans for the 20th anniversary supper on August 25. New screens and shingling were approved. A town meeting at Canton voted to rescind March state aid construction and redirect funds to finish the fire house, with remaining balance to road construction. The Haile family of Waukeagan Illinois visited their uncle in East Brunswick.

The Sabino Improvement Association Sabino Hall William Dean C. Lloyd Hooker Alice Small Lula Lemont Jack McNary Canton

Social Roundup Highlights Georgetown Summer Life

A busy sequence of luncheons dinners and trips marks Georgetown social season. Elizabeth Hunt hosts for Harriet Lane with John Olsen Howard Trafton and Walter Powers among guests while A G Steadman and Frank Brown unite for a Mile Beach picnic. William Zorach and Morris Levine dine with the Stewarts and Winslow Eaves with Summer art student from Detroit attends at Deermont home. Local outings include Robinhood trips and a Hell's Gate sail, with church notices and a Working League sale planned for Aug 11 at the First Baptist vestry.

Elizabeth Hunt Harriett Lane John Olsen Howard Trafton Walter Powers Mile Beach A. G. Steadman Frank Brown Carol, Lee and Davis Virginia Steadman Fred Butters J. C. Bearse Almon Marr Malden Five Islands William Zorach Morris Levine West Georgetown Roy Newman Harry Horn Robinhood Winslow Eaves Detroit Albert Deermont Happy Nook J. C. Bearce E. R. Brown Tom Green J. Dickie MacRonalds Rumford R. I Oaks Brown Mill Pond William Holley Wiscasset Hell's Gate Elizabeth Thompson Burton Cunningham Lawrence Heffron J. F. Higgins Koehlwetter Working League First Baptist Mary Watkins Harrison City Andrew Rowe J. H. Brown West Newton Mass Miles Hagan Natalie Bath Boothbay Harbor Charles L. Kinney Denmark Marequita Charles Kinney Dunton Cottage Kathleen Rowe Clinton Florence R. Knapp Girls Central High School Syracuse George E. Jordan Bath Iron Works Donald Smith Guy Lowe Methodist Celia Connolly

Bath Playground Fund finances for 1942 report

The Bath Playground committee treasurer Donald D. Young presents the 1942 receipts and expenditures showing total receipts from donations and city fund transfers of 5008.68 with expenses of 2723.34 and unpaid bills 749.50, leaving a net balance of 1535.84. The report lists specific donations, expenditures, and a city fund transfer of 314.00, with unpaid bills totaling 749.50 and various local notices following.

Bath Playground Committee Donald D. Young Hyde Windlass Co Br'hood Marie Hamblett Armory Rod & Gun Club City Fund City Playground Fund J. R. Porter Shaw's Book Store C. W. Rogers, Inc Bath Times Board of Education Woolworth's J. H. Miller Senter's Carl's Drug Store Berry Paper Co Horace Partridge Frank Allegrin

Piano recital at Odd Fellows Home Auburn features Marie Hoffman

88 year old resident Arry Insmore performed original piano works in the Auburn Odd Fellows Home reception rooms after a grove picnic. Mrs Marie S Hoffman, past president of the Rebekah Assembly, was highlighted in several pieces.

Arry Insmore Odd Fellows Home Auburn Marie S. Hoffman Rebekah Assembly

Five Islands Summer Fair Struggles Amid War Conditions

The Five Islands Library Auxiliary plans a Thursday afternoon fair on August 13 from 2 to 5 with aprons quilts fir pillows and books despite wartime strain. A prize story and new births weddings and engagements are noted along with community club plans and local visits, including Ensign Moore and several families visiting Five Islands.

Summer vegetables plentiful in local markets

Native green corn and cucumbers appear in the markets, with tomatoes at a roadside stand believed to be first in the area. Beans, summer squash, broccoli, beets, carrots, cabbage and potatoes noted. Blueberries still high priced due to picker scarcity. raspberries dwindling. a few blackberries. Strawberries will be scarce this fall due to drought. Apple crop expected earlier than usual this year.

Religious Education Institute closes with banquet at Ferry Beach

The Religious Education Institute met at the Universalist church on Ferry Beach and closed Friday with a banquet at the Quil Ohli. An annual commencement program followed at Rowland Hall at 8 o'clock directed by Dean Ellsworth C. Beamon of Syracuse. Mrs Ralph Millett has returned home from Memorial hospital with her infant son Ralph Jr.

Religious Education Institute Universalist Ferry Beach Park Ferry Beach Rowland Hall Dean Rey. Ellsworth C. Beamon D. D Syracuse N. Y Ralph Mullett Ralph, Jr Hardings Memorial Hospital Millett Mary Royal

George B Drake Dies in Flushing

Funeral services were held for George B. Drake Sr. 70, marine architect and yachtsman, who died Thursday in Flushing. Survived by his widow Martha Kessel Drake and daughters Elizabeth Skelding and Helen Angus, he was a former Texas Steamship Co. general manager in Bath. Drake lived in Bath during the 1916 shipyard opening, later ran a New York marine design firm, and with his son operated a shipyard in the South. His last Bath visit was for the Exiria launch on December 20, 1941.

George B. Drake Flushing Martha Kessel Drake Elizabeth Skelding Helen Angus Texas Steamship Co Bath L. I Drake New England Co Arthur Sewall Co William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp Washington Street New York Marine Department of the Texas Co American Export Co George C. Quicksall The Boothbay Damariscotta

William Hamilton dies in Florida at 84

William Hamilton 84 a former Brunswick resident died in St. Cloud Florida Thursday evening after illness. Born November 22 1857 in Rouston Falls Can he spent 50 years in Brunswick working in retail groceries and later ran the Riverside hotel at Popham Beach. Survived by two sons Dr Holland Hamilton Los Angeles Calif and Carl W Brunswick two daughters Mrs Frank St Clair Millburn N J and Mrs Thomas Edwards St Cloud Fla two sisters Mrs John Barnes Brunswick Mrs Cora Boldes Augusta and Mrs Frank Whitten St Cloud Fla one brother James St Cloud several grandchildren and one great grandson.

William Hamilton Brunswick St. Cloud Fla Rouxton Falls Can James Elizabeth Hamilton Riverside Popham Beach Florida Holland Hamilton Los Angeles Calif Carl W Frank St. Clair Millburn N. J Thomas Edwards John Barnes Cora Boldes Augusta Frank Whitten

Alexander Deojay Dies in Bath at 81

Alexander Deojay aged 81 of Bath died early Monday at Maine General Hospital Portland after a period as a patient. He lived with his daughter Mrs Frank Burnell at 244 Center Street. Born in Bath to John and Mary Hart Deojay he leaves wife Olive Deojay, a son Thomas A. Deojay of Brunswick, three daughters including Mrs Burnell, Mrs Leston Harrington of Phippsburg and Mrs Herbert Eaton, a nephew Frank Deojay of Bath, and several grandchildren. He worked as a carpenter in Bath for many years.

Alexander Deojay Bath Maine General Hospital Portland Frank Burnell Center Street John Mary Hart Deojay Olive Deojay Thomas A. Deojay Brunswick Burnell Leston Harrington Phippsburgh Herbert Eaton Frank Deojay Deejay

Funeral service for Miss Pris cilla Howell held Thursday

Funeral service for Miss Priscilla Howell was conducted Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from the Mano Funeral residence with Rev David Jl Wilson officiating. Bearers were Richard Garrison Rexford Pierce James Ambrose and Alonzo Carter. Burial followed in the Varney cemetery family lot at Brunswick. Separately the Caribou Lions Club began constructing a swimming pool last Monday clearing the Sweden Street Spring Street junction area to prepare a dam site.

Priscilla Howell Mano David JL. Wilson Richard Garrison Rexford Pierce James Ambrose Alonzo Carter Varney Brunswick Caribou Lions Club Sweden Street Spring Street

Night police captain Christopher Cushing dies at 49

Bath Iron Works night captain Christopher J. Cushing died at his Dummer Street home after returning from night duties. Born February 28 1896 he served in World War I and was active in Veterans of Foreign Wars. He leaves his wife Rena Pattee five children including John who recently left for Fort Devens. Funeral services will take place.

Christopher J. Cushing Bath Iron Works Dummer Street Christopher S Julia Grady) Cushing France Veterans of Foreign Wars Rena Pattee Hiram Pattee John C Nation Armed Service Fort Devens Marjorie L Sears, Roebuck Ann Elizabeth Senter’s, Inc Frances E Daphne R

Cushing Funeral Services Held At Curtis Home

Funeral services for Christopher J. Cushing were held at Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street with Reverend Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Veterans of Foreign Wars conducted graveside rites. Bearers included four guards from Bath Iron Works and four VFW members. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Christopher J. Cushing Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street Charles M. Tubbs Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. Cushing Guards Department Bath Iron Works Corp V.F. W. Post Ralph Pomeroy Edward Pomerleau Ralph Harvey Harold Sprague Floyd Preble Harold Corliss Carl Swanton Asa Wilson Oak Grove

Funeral for Alexander Deo Jay at St Marys Church

The funeral for Alexander Deo Jay was held at eight o'clock on Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Church with Rev. Tim othy C. Maney officiating. Bearers were Ernest Pinkham Frank Deojay Frank Burnell William Burnell and Leston Harrington Jr. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery with committal performed by Father Maney.

Alexander Deo Jay St. Mary's Church Timothy C. Maney Ernest Pinkham Frank Deojay Frank Burnell William Burnell Leston Harrington, Jr Oak Grove Cemetery Father Maney

Local notes highlight meetings and events in Maine

Notes of Interest recalls Sector Wardens meeting at City hall with exams, and a public Federal inspection of Co D Maine State Guard at the Armory. Col Miller will inspect at 7 30 pm. Free Will workers and Sterling Bible class enjoyed an all day Birch Point picnic with 16 attendees. The Bath campaign opens with Sewall posters. Dr Fred H Albee, famed surgeon, plans a goodwill tour by Pan American Airways from Miami to South America. A porcupine named Lucky returns to Acton to visit the Loveyuy family at their farm.

Co. D. Maine State Guard North Lincoln Streets Col. Miller United States Army Free Will Sterling Bible Class Corliss Street Chester Plant Birch Point Lincoln County Fred H. Albee New York City Venice Fla Albee Miami Pan American Airways South America Brazil Argentina Chile Peru Panama Lucky York County Farm Bureau Raymond Bo Loveyuy Faroy Acton

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