Flags to Bath Church Feb 22 Presented by Sterling class
Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street church prepares to present a pair of American and Christian flags at the Bath Church on February 22. The February meeting featured devotions, Bible readings, and prayers. Officers reported fundraising, a birthday bank, and plans for a Silver Tea on February 26. Two new members joined the class.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Church
John H. Hunt
Fred W. May
Birthday Bank
Lester Campbell
Abby McCabe
John Hunt
Frederick P. Moffatt
Fairfield
Chester A. Plant
Frank Bowker
F. P. Moffatt
Warren H Melntire
F. P Moffatt
Flora’ Robbins
Warren McIntire
Herbert Preble
Frank Knowlton
William Hill
W. W Chaney
Mary Curtis
Arvilla Knowlton
Chester Plant
William Sheldon
Jed F. Hallowell
Edward Hunt
Miss Olive Farley Visited Bath Lady Overnight
Miss Olive Farley of Bath was a recent overnight guest of Mrs Langdon Thistle of Phippsburg.
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Olive Farley
Bath
Langdon Thistle
Phippsburg
Murray Thomson Wedding in Los Angeles
The marriage of Helen Elizabeth Tomson to John Joseph Murray was solemnized Friday January 12 at St. Albans chapel Westwood Village Los Angeles. The bride wore pastel blue crepe with white orchids. maid of honor was Sheila Hughes. Best man was John Clive. A small reception followed at 1357 Kelton Avenue West Los Angeles. The bride, a UCLA senior, will graduate in June. Murray, a PhD holder, teaches at UCLA and works with Douglas Aircraft.
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Helen Elizabeth Tomson
Walter Tomson
Palo Alto
Calif
John Joseph Murray
West Los Angeles
Morris Potter
Washington Street
St. Albans Chapel
Westwood Village
Los Angeles
Sheila Hughes
Pasadena
John Clive
Strathmore
Murray
Kelton Avenue
West
Tomson
University of California
Mr. Murray
Morse High School
University of Maine
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
University of California In
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
Young Ward engagement noted in Hartford match
Mr and Mrs Lester Fl Young announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis A Young to Walter J Ward of Hartford Conn. Miss Young graduated Morse High 1941 and has worked for Aetna Insurance since July. Ward attended Morse High and served three years in the U S Army, then worked for Colt Ammunition Co in Hartford. Also, Laton Jackson and two daughters Peggy and Barbara return to South Paris after a weekend with Mr Jackson's parents, Hon and Mrs N Gratz Jackson of 1 Shaw Street.
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Lester Fl. Young
Green Street
Phyllis A. Young
Walter J. Ward
Hartford
Laton Jackson
Peggy
Barbara
Paris
Mr. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Former Bath Girl Becomes Bride of Randolph Man
The wedding of Jacqueline Louise McCollett daughter of Clifford and Mrs McCollett formerly of Bath took place Friday January 16 at the home of the bride’s parents in Gardiner. Rev Percy J. Clifford officiated with Mrs. John Wade matron of honor and Charles Arthur best man. The couple will reside at Purdy apartments in Gardiner High Holborn street.
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Roland Lindy Whittier
Jacqueline Louise McCollett
Bath
Gardiner
Purdy
High Holborn Street
Whittier
Clifford McCollett
Highland Avenue
Roland Whittier
Randolph
Percy J. Clifford
Randolph Methodist Church
John Wade
Upper Washington Street
Charles Arthur
Farmingdale
Mrs. Wade
Maynard Jordan
Dorothy Whittier
Jane Whittier
Patricia McCollett
Mercedes McCollet
Roland Merryfield
Carl Gardner
Alton Dunn
Evergreen
Forsythia
McCollett
P. J. Clifford
Fenton Lovely
Dorothy Peacock
Gardiner High
Augusta General Hospital
Gardiner High School
Northeastern University
Hardings Fabrication Plant
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Wade
Florence Armstrong
Variety Shower for Miss Cummings in Lewiston
Mrs Arthur W. King and Miss Anne King attended a variety shower in Lewiston on Friday January 23 for Miss Virginia Cummings to be married February 7 to Omar R. King. The ceremony will be at Bates College chapel with Rev P L Vernon officiating and a reception at the bride’s parents home 5 Sylvan avenue.
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Arthur W. King
Anne King
Lewiston
Roger W. Burke
East Avenue
Virgina Cummings
Omar R. King
Bates College
Mr. King
Cummings
Burke
Falmouth
Portland
Naval aviator enlists and departs for Norfolk station
Ensign Percival S. Black U S N R recently received his commission as naval aviator at Jacksonville Florida. He left Saturday for Norfolk Virginia after a short furlough with his mother Mrs David L Black and his brother and wife Mr and Mrs John W Black of 21 Grove street.
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Percival S. Black
Jacksonville
Fla
Norfolk
David L. Black
John W. Black
Grove Street
Trailer Wreck On Route One Side Ledge Crash
A trailer weighing 4600 pounds, owned by Ralph D. Miller of Bath, skidded on ice near Cummings Filling Station in West Bath. It left the road after breaking loose from its towing car, struck the car, then crashed into a roadside ledge, wreckage strewn over several feet. Value listed at $2300.
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Cummings Filling Station
West Bath
Ralph D. Miller
Hardings
Bath Iron Works Corp
Millett
Sportsmen's Show
Boston
Baked Bean Supper Held by Central Church Ladies
The Central church ladies hosted a baked bean supper in the parish house with aprons sale led by Mrs. Richard Quick. Mrs. Alfred J. Rowe chaired, with committees for kitchen, coffee, pies, and dining room. Miss Margaret R. Foote acted as cashier. The Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Quick and Mrs Stilphen at the service table.
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Central Church
Richard Quick
Alfred J. Rowe
Lewis J. Sanborn
Perry L. Thompson
N. Gratz Jackson
O. E. Page
George W. Tobey
Joseph Avery
Charles T. Jackson
Levi W. Steward
Warren M. Stilphen
David E. Rich
Luther S. Thompson
Margaret R. Foote
Aid
Pilgrim Fellowship Meeting Discusses Church and Sunday Observance
Pilgrim Fellowship members gathered Sunday evening in the Winter Street church men's parlor with Miss Virginia Bowker and Miss Pearl Hathorne leading the devotional period. Addison Burbank and Larry Wold led a discussion on Meaning of the Church and Sunday Observance. Refreshments followed. Next Sunday’s speaker is Mrs. Andrew J. Danielson on My Life in India, with Misses Ruth Small and Gloria Leavitt overseeing devotionals. Social committee chair Miss Mary Morse announced plans for the Feb 23 dance and distributed tickets.
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Pilgrim Fellowship
Winter Street Church
Virginia Bowker
Pearl Hathorne
Addison Burbank
Larry Wold
Andrew J. Danielson
India
Ruth Small
Gloria Leavitt
Mary Morse
Friday assembly quiz program features student leaders
The Friday morning assembly ran a quiz with Doris Stickney as timekeeper and Betty Lou Hill, Charles Lermond, and Mary Morse in key roles. Freshman William Tinney led as president with Virginia Andre as secretary, Sophomores Leroy Peasley and Jean Stanton, Juniors Richard Poulos and Leona Henderson, and Seniors Daniel Hatch and Barbara White. Seniors won while Sophomores placed last. Also announced is Isabel Doris Hudson’s engagement to Charles M Staples Jr of Middle Street Court. Staples works at Torrey Roller Bushing Works. No wedding date is set.
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Doris Stickney
Betty Lou Hill
Charles Lermond
Mary Morse
William Tinney
Virginia Andre
Leroy Peasley
Jean Stanton
Richard Poulos
Leona Henderson
Daniel Hatch
Barbara White
William Hudson
Summer Street Court
Isabel Doris
Charles M. Staples, Jr
Charles M. Staples
Middle Street Court
Staples
Torrey Roller
Capt Radley veteran of Manila battle seeks return to fight
Capt Charles A. Radley of 26 Tarbox street, 77, declares he would like to join the fight against the Japanese to help retake Manila. A former Olympia sailor who served with the 10th Pennsylvania regiment, he two sons in the Philippines, and a long career as master mariner. His wife is in poor health. he remains vigorous and eager to see action again.
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Charles A. Radley
Tarbox Street
Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
United States
Clifford
Willard Radley
Radley
Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
Navy
Shanghai
Portland
W. H. Connors
10Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Ministers Discuss School for Teachers
Ministers association met at Central Parish house for its regular monthly gathering. Reverend Joseph Purdue led a devotion as Rev Chester Oliver presided, with plans for Church Teachers and Parents school opening Feb 17 at Winter Street vestry and a Bath Council of Churches study proposal to be revisited in March.
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Both
Joseph O. Purdue
Chester B. Oliver
Winter Street
Raymond G. Putnam
Bath
Barn Dance Draws 200 Defense Workers at U S O Center
Over 200 defense workers and service men attended a Saturday night barn dance at the U S O center sponsored by Oakhurst Dairy. Margie Mac and her orchestra performed well with the Lady of the Lake noted as a favorite old time dance. Other numbers included Boston Fancy Hulls Victory March and Circle and Paul Jones Waltz. Brian Jewett of Bath Iron Works led the U S O committee in thanking Oakhurst Dairy for the entertainment.
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U. S. O. Center
Oakhurst Dairy
Margie Mac
Hull
Paul Jones
U.S. O
Brian Jewett
Bath Iron Works
Republican Caucuses Set for Bath City Ward and Mayor Seats
The Republican City committee announces ward caucuses Tuesday evening February 19 at 7 30 DST in ward rooms and the mayoralty caucus Wednesday February 11 at City Hall starting at 7 30 DST.
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Republican City Committee
City of
Bath
City Hall
Classified rates and contact notice from Bath office
Classifieds advertise rate schedule for insertions and deadline. Mentions farm city and share property listings with Fred B. Reed Co. and manager Stanley E. Wallace at 93 Front St Bath tel 514 W. Details include 25 words first insertion 35 cents and 20 cents for each additional insertion.
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Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front St
Bath
Bath Women Asked to Become Welders in Defense Push
Women aged 18 to 40 may learn welding in Bath as defense needs outpace male supply, says John T. Walsh, manager of the U S Employment Service Bath office. Applications are accepted at 190 Front Street, with a women’s welding class planned once enough enrollments arrive. The training aims to broaden women’s contribution to the war effort.
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Bath
John T. Walsh
United States Employment Service
Bath Office
United States Employment Office
Front Street
Bath Rotary Mourns Loss Of Member
The Bath Rotary club met at Hotel Sedgwick for a noon luncheon to honor former president Fred D. Hill who served two years. The club will attend his funeral as a body and has appointed a committee to draft resolutions. Next meeting features Charles Meeker of Newton Mass Rotary as guest speaker on transportation.
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Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
John Parker
Fred D. Hill
Hill
Charles Meeker
Newton, Mass
Rotary Club
Yellow Cab Co
Boston
Bowdoinham
The
American Red Cross
Delma Curtis
Boy Scouts
Bath Iron Works
Electa
Mary Dodge
Milton Givenworthy
Ralph MacEwen
Allen
Richmond
Farm Bureau
Chester Hobart
Stanley Libby
Jessie Ames
Bowdeinham
Sewall
Merry Workers
Asaph McEwen
Bertha Heath
Marguerite Gammon
Marguerite Heath
Thelma Maloon
Harold Conley
Oliver
Janice Conley
Edwin Oliver
Alfred Reeks
Carolyn St. Martin
Judith Hibbs
Eileen Titcomb
Valentine
Mr. Oliver
Fred Leavitt
Kenneth Army
Lloyd McPherson
Coombs High School
Wiscasset
Douglas
Temple
Maurice Libby
Webber Place
Clay Hill
Thurman Skelton
Pensacola
Fla
Willis Skelton
Erla Browne
Waterville
Earl Browne
Lloyd Curtis
Monmouth
Curtis
Delmar Curtis
Village Lodge of Masons
Bath
Margaret Gile
Karl Hatch
Milton Given
Charles Hackett
Parker Adams
Mary Webber
Clifton Babb
Augusta Players Club
Gat Gardiner
Mabelle Tarr
Blanche Nugent
Newburyport
Mass
Percy Blanchard
Charles Clapp
Wilford Newham
Dedham
Earle Browns
Ralph MacDonald
Lang Farm
Clara Fogg
Rumford
Horace Dodge
Frank Siegars
Topsham
Ivan Lang
Philadelphia
Rodney Brown
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Ruth Pembroke Hynes Weds William Kistler in Simple Ceremony
Miss Ruth Pembroke Hynes daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Hynes of 7 Grove street married William Francis Kistler formerly of Newton Falls Ohio in a simple Friday eight pm wedding at Winter Street Congregational church parsonage 890 Washington street Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated The couple attended by Howard W Kirkpatrick and Mrs Charles H Cahill Jr The bride wore light blue with pink bonnet The groom a Bath Iron Works outside machinist They will reside with the bride’s parents after a brief wedding trip
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Ruth Pembroke Hynes
William S. Hynes
Grove Street
William Francis Kistler
Woolwich
Newton Falls
Winter Street Congregational Church
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Howard W. Kirkpatrick
Charles H. Cahill
Hynes
Kistler
Orris H. Kistler
Mr. Kistler
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
Morse
Senter’s, Inc
Arsenault Kirk wedding in this city and Bath couple unite
Raymond Lewis Arsenault of 962 Middle street and Mrs Virginia Sister Kirk of Bath were married Friday at 8 30 in the Winter Street Congregational church parsonage. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated with Dorothy B Lister and Eli Gaudet in attendance. The couple planned to reside at 962 Middle street.
Fordham student J Robert Carey on vacation in New York
J Robert Carey a Fordham University junior is spending a short vacation with his parents Dr and Mrs Victor R E Carey at 14 Allen Street New York City following mid year examinations.
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J. Robert Carey
Fordham University
New York City
Victor R. E. Carey
Allen Street
Mr. Carey
Fordham
Local notes on residents recovery and visits
Friends report Jesse Harriman is recovering from his accident. Mrs. Clifton Babb hosts her Brunswick niece. Harold Hobart has recovered from illness and returned to school in the village.
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Jesse Harriman
Clifton Babb
Brunswick
Harold Hobart
Dresden Middle Bridge pupils prize no missed days
Dresden Middle Bridge school lists students with perfect attendance in the Winter term including Dorothy Rittall Phillip Chapman Albert and Edna Robbins and Frank and Billy James. Highest honor includes Virginia Robbins Albert Robbins Ronald Brackley Barbara Rittall Madelyn Rittall Edward and Frank James.
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Middle Bridge School
Dorothy Rittall
Phillip Chapman
Albert
Edna Robbins
Frank
Billy James
Virginia Robbins
Albert Robbins
Ronald Brackley
Barbara Rittall
Madelyn Rittall
Edward
Frank James
Louise Robbins
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Kirk
Bingham
Raymond Lewis Arsenault
Middle Street
Virginia Sister Kirk
Dorothy B. Lister
Eli Gaudet
Walter I. Norton
Lewis J. Arsenault
John Lister
Chester, NJ
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Ana
Walter Pidgeon
Etily
Anna Lee O
Donald Crisp
Cench Ws
RTE
Williem Post, Jr
Pte
Wallace Beery
Bugle
Bowdoinham Post Road
Dresden
Bridge Academy
Stanwood Gilman
Ernest Beckwith
Katherine
Walter
Margaret Hector
Fargo
N. D
William D. Sewall
Hector
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Bela Lugosi
Leo Gorcey
bHuntz Hall
Bobby Jordan
Country Store
Leeds
Paul Munt
Hudson’s Bay