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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1942

Page

8

Auto crashes truck on Woolwich Road

A 1937 Chevrolet rear collided with a large Mack truck on Route 1 near Hillcrest cabins in Woolwich. Driver John H Wilbur 28 Waterford Conn and passenger Russell Apt 27 Rockhill St Portsmouth NH escaped with minor injuries. Wilbur cited snow glare as cause. Truck driver Richard L Emery 872 Pleasant St Rockland reported stopping on a slippery hill. Wilbur’s eye cut and Apt’s possible broken nose were noted. Wilbur’s route was to Snow Shipyard in Rockland.

Hillcrest Woolwich John P. Crosby Richard L. Emery Pleasant Street Rockland John H. Wilbur Waterford Conn Wilbur Crosby Russell Apt Rockhill Street Portsmouth N. H Snow

The Rev Robert H Higham Named New First Congregational Pastor

Rev Robert H Higham a Newton Andover Theological School student has accepted the pastorate of the First Congregational church and will begin duties on Sunday December 20 He and Mrs Higham will move to town and into the parsonage in June after his graduation from the Theological School.

Robert H. Higham Newton-Andover Theological School First Congregational Church Hingham Mr. Higham

Milk price rise urged to curb Bath area shortage

At a public Milk Control Board hearing in Bath officials and about 20 producers, distributors and farmers argued for a one cent per quart price hike to spur local milk sales. They cited abnormal slackening due to defense industry labor shifts, delivery costs, and diversion to Boston and Portland markets to keep supply steady for Bath area consumers.

Defense Industries Armed Services Bath Milk Control Board City Hall Auditorium Control Board CPA Boston Portland OPA Earl Osgood Fryeburg North Jay Farmington George Donnelly Frank I. Cowan Woolwich Osgood

Navy Engineer Ellison Estes Returns to Duty in Norfolk

Ellison Estes of the engineer corps reports to Norfolk Virginia for duty after furlough with his mother Mrs. George Wallace of Somerset Place. He recently returned from Africa where he served on a troop transport and endured memorable experiences. His brother Gordon Estes serves in the Pacific fleet. The mother has not heard from Ellison for six weeks since his San Francisco posting.

Ellison Estes Engineer Corps George Wallace Somerset Place Norfolk Mr. Estes Africa Gordon Estes San Francisco

Mrs Guptill and daughter visit relative in Middle Street

Mrs Samuel Guptill and her young daughter Sandra of North Woolwich were guests on Tuesday of Mrs Horace Woodman, the latter's mother, at Middle Street.

Samuel Guptill Sandra North Woolwich Guptill Horace Woodman Middle Street

Lions Club Quiz Night Proves Fun at Sedgwick

Lions club held a Wednesday meeting at Sedgwick with quiz questions. Harold McElman won a dime for correct answers as proceeds fund Christmas causes and club projects.

I. Q Lion Loren Jaffee Lions Club Sedgwick Harold McElman Salvation Army Lions Lions’ Sons Lion Nathan Press Alec MacDonald Charles Bartlett Henry O. Trowbridge Elmer Williams Eugene Harry Thebeau Alexander MacDonald Memorial Hospital Sea Scouts American Legion Stetson's Morse High School Harold Carter State Armory Albert Reeks Ivan Kirkpatrick Philip Groetzinger George Fitzgerald John W. Osborne W. R. Spaulding

Bath residents attend Mrs Roosevelt Delta Upsilon lecture

A large Bath turnout of more than 1,200 filled First Parish Church in Brunswick to hear Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the Delta Upsilon lecture. Notables from Bath included Mrs. Carl B. Swanton and many other local residents. Gov. Sewall and Mrs. Sewall attended a prior banquet, with house guests in town for Christmas.

Bath Brunswick Franklin Delano Roosevelt Delta Upsilon First Parish Congregational Church Carl B. Swanton Harrison W. Hubbard Quonset Point R. I George Baer Connard Percy R. Low Nathan W. Watson Karl Olsen Converse Fenn John M. Conley, Jr F. B. Nichols John P. Carey, Jr M. Adele Hutchins Charles Hobel Solomon K. Greenblatt Riva Civia Greenblatt Sophie G. Friedman Joseph Mullaney Abe Merson Minnie Brown Louis Petlock Morris S. Povich Frederick P. Moffatt William A. Armstrong Howard C. Bates Marion Dain James A. McLellan Sewall Kathaleen R. Scott Arthur L. Wing

Pvt. Lawrence Boardman Assigned to Rantoul School Team

Pvt. Lawrence Boardman of the US Air Corps has completed basic training at Miami Beach Florida and is assigned to the Aircraft Sheet Metal School in Rantoul Illinois where he plays on the school basketball team.

Pvt Lawrence Boardman USA Air Corps Miami Beach Fla Aircraft Sheet Metal Rantoul Ill

Knick Knack Klub Attends Mrs Lutz at Corliss Street

Mrs. Roy Lutz of Corliss street hosted the Knick Knack Klub Friday evening in a neighborhood gathering.

Roy Lutz Corliss Street Knick Knack Klub

Boothbay Harbor Bride Weds Sgt John Tourtillotte

Miss Maxine Edith Carleton and Sgt. John Hugh Tourtillotte were married Thursday in Boothbay Harbor Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The event drew local families including the Tourtillotte and Carleton clans with a reception for 200 at the couple's home.

Maxine Edith Carleton Earle Elliott Carleton Western Avenue Boothbay Harbor John Hugh Tourtillotte U.S.A Ethel M. Tourtellotte Center Street This City Ralph H. Tourtillotte Forest L. Littlefield Bath Paul F. Tourtillotte Elliott McDougall Pauline Dodge Ruth Brewer Margaret L Mary B. Tourtillotte Susanne Pinkham Douglas Pinkham Harbor Eugene Carbone Rom Carbone Kenneth Jaquith Ralph Goodrich Edward Bailey McDougall

Switzerland Plans Ten Year Railway Improvement Program

The Department of Commerce reports a ten year program to improve Swiss railways with a total cost of 176,320,000 dollars. The plan outlines modernization projects and infrastructure upgrades across the Swiss railway network.

Switzerland Department of Commerce

Wanted Girls to Apply for Telephone Operators Bath

Job notice seeking girls aged 17 to 35 for telephone operator work in Bath. Promises good working conditions and steady employment with many advantages. Apply at Telephone Office 72 Front Street second floor or call Bath 9908 for more information.

Bath

Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Holds Planning Meeting

Bowdoinham Farm Bureau, women division, met at Mrs. Irving Prindall’s home for an all day planning session. Officers elected include chairwoman Mrs. Stanley Libby and secretary treasurer Mrs. Lewis Lucy. Future meetings set for Jan 6 at Mrs. Sucy’s home.

Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Irving Prindall Stanley Libby Lewis Lucy Frank Heath Ralph McEwen Coombs High School George Ackley Chester Hobart Archibald Craig Richard Dore Richard Babb Patricia Brown Jessie Ames Raymond Blodgett Mabel Heath Raylene Peabody Village Lodge Masonic Hall Ralph Blakney Solar Lodge Bath Winfred Dodge Delma Curtis Wilford Jones Elmer Dodge William Valentine Edward White Henry Cornish Ransom Kelley Fairfield William Gile Camp Edwards Mass Margaret Gile Linwood Hackett Lawrence Hackett Hampton N. H Mattie Maxwell Garretson Hollywood Calif Corinda Blair Herbert Littlefield Wyandotte Mich Harold Forbes Reed Walker South Hartford Conn Hattie Powers Albert Sewall White Road Auburn William Raymond Paula Berlin Raymond Nancy LaRochelle Jellison School

Messer Couple Welcome Daughter in Brunswick Hospital

Mr and Mrs Messer are the parents of a daughter born December 11 at Pleasant Street Hospital in Brunswick. Mr and Mrs Benjamin McPherson and Mr and Mrs Pearl McPherson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Pratt on November 26.

Arch L. Hamilton Lexington Boyd L. Bailey Bailey Washington Street Charles R. Lowery Brunswick Patricia Hamilton Messer Pleasant Street Hospital Benjamin McPherson Pearl McPherson Charles Pratt

Golden Wedding at Bowdoinham Honors Hulse Family

Mr and Mrs A Grant Hulse celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on December 8 at their Bowdoinham Main street home. A daughter Mrs Karl Hatch hosted, guests and a golden decorated cake noted the milestone.

A. Grant Hulse Main Street Bowdoinham Karl Hatch Mr. Hulse Clara Minot Minot Hill George Gould Bowdoinham Ridge Hulse Kennebec Lodge Knights of Pythias Upper Main Street Mrs Gretchen Hatch Frances Hatch Malcolm Hatch

Personal Notes From Bath And Portland Social Round

Mrs. Arthur Sewall of Portland hosted Bath friends for luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. Everett Ellis of Boston visiting her mother Mrs. John W. Scott at 20 Garden Street. Mrs. Harry G. Deering of 606 Washington Street left for Boston for the winter after closing her house. Beatrice McIntosh, secretary at Volpe Construction Co. local office, confined to home by illness. Pvt. Millard Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner of 819 Middle Street, arrived at Fort Bragg North Carolina for a three week training period after enlisting and leaving Fort Devens Massachusetts the day before Thanksgiving.

Arthur Sewall Portland Bath Everett Ellis Boston John W. Scott Garden Street Harry G. Deering Washington Street Beatrice McIntosh Volpe Construction Co Pvt Millard Warner Harry Warner Middle Street Fort Bragg N. C Pvt. Warner Fort Devens Mass

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