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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1944

Page

4

Bathman Bakes Bread for Army Now in Europe

A United States Army quartermaster bakery in England mass produces almost nine tons of bread weekly for troops. Under Capt. Wilna J. Slage, the unit runs two 12 hour shifts, with British equipment and portable ovens to move with field operations. The crew bakes two pound loaves, five batches daily, using 44 loaves per batch from 40 pounds of flour per 100 men.

European Theatre of Operations United States Army Quartermaster England Wilna J. Slage Morgan Street Wadesboro North Carolina Frank D. Summers North Yandes Street Franklin Penn Pfe Frank A. Gallagher Center Street Bath

Anton Freeman Celebrates 11th Birthday at Opera House

Anton Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Freeman 211 Center Street celebrated his eleventh birthday Tuesday with a theatre party at the Opera House followed by dinner at home A geography quiz game was played at the dinner with Richard Webber the winner Guests included Clarence Eaton Jr Linwood Miller Charles O Dell Robert Grainger Richard Webber Robert and Mitchell Freeman

Anton Freeman Oscar Freeman Center Street Opera House Richard Webber Clarence Eaton, Jr Linwood Miller Charles O'Dell Robert Grainger Robert and Mitchell Freeman

Dowling wedding shower and Scout banquet in Wiscasset

A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dowling at the Shermans home with gifts and treats. Scout Troop 201 hosted a Fathers Banquet at Masonic hall with remarks by Rev. Heigham and Scoutmaster Leland Brown.

Harold Dowling Raymon Sherman Merle Day Chester Pendleton Bernard McFadden John Riley Herman Shera Charles Wiscasset Masonic Hall Care Oyn Pendleton Robert Heigham Leland Brown George Chera Joverh Hubbard Parker Marien Harvey Pease Brown Gresdon Fowles Rev W. H. VanDeman Pamariscotta Laramee Damariscotta Mills

West Bath Community News Highlights and Births

West Bath Sewing Group met at the grange hall with eight attendees. A Friday benefit party raised funds as games and dancing entertained attendees and refreshments were served. Personal items note births, visits, illnesses, and local visits among residents and families in Bath, Brunswick, Larrabee’s Grove, Woolwich and Lisbon.

West Bath Grange Hall Llewellyn Rogers E. W. Haggett Fred Larrabee Harry Peterson Marie Marco F. Deehan J. B. Cooke Oscar Wright Edward Burns Grange West Bath Grange Hall Farm Bureau Oscar Adams John Brown Portland Stanley Williams David Payson Ernest Williams Percy Holbrook Francena Ed Thompson Rosaria Daigle Larrabee’s Grove Bath Memorial Hospital Carroll Wing Arthur Wing Brunswick Harvey Henderson Fred Bubier Fred Waterman Lincoln Williams Henry Boudreau Louise Hudson John Garland

West Bath Grange Valentine Social Draws 60 Members

West Bath Grange held a Valentine social Monday evening with about 60 members. Tributes to Abraham Lincoln were read by Chester Roberts, a Valentine game "Who Am I?" crowned Joseph Bou dreau Marie White and Mrs. Lucy Armstrong as winners, and four members modeled valentines decorated by several others. Prizes went to Mrs. Alice Smith. Penny March valentines were handed out to all, won by Mrs. Edna Higgins. Refreshments featured heart shaped treats.

West Bath Grange Abraham Lincoln Chester Roberts Who Am I Joseph Boudreau Marie White Lucy Armstrong Hazel Crocker Alice Smith James Lemont William Ketchum W. H. McGlinchy Elizabeth Haggett Ella Coombs Donald Weeks Lawrence Palmer Lena Howe Nel Marie Kelsey Oliver White Frank Donnell William Small Dorothy Boudreau

Valnetine Birthday Party Hosted by Roberta and Scott Morse

Roberta A and Scott Morse Jr hosted a combined birthday and valentine party at their home. Roberta turned eight, Scott seven, and Mrs Wlurs also celebrated. Valentine games and refreshments were served from a red and white carnation decorated table. Prizes for pin the tail on the donkey went to Carol Ann Bodreau, Florence Fullerton, Robert Freeman, Robert Fortier, Everett Adam, and Philip D Aiutolo.

Roberta A Scott Morse, Jr Andrews Scott Morse Roberta Scotts Es O Valentine Carol Ann Boudreau Florence Fullerton Robert Freeman Robert Fortier Everett Adam Philip D’aiutolo

Woolwich Spinning Wheel Club Hosts Evening

Mrs. Gilbert Hathorne hosts the Spinning Wheel club Thursday. The Valentine party at Day's Ferry schoolhouse featured pinning cherries on the George Washington tree with prizes won by James Carter, Merlene Jameson, Virginia Young, Everett Hathorne, and John Reed Jr. Refreshments served.

Gilbert Hathorne Spinning Wheel Club Day's Ferry George Washington James Carter Merlene Jameson Virginia Young Everett Hathorne John Reed, Jr Mason Carter Carlton Day Reed Montsweag Fire Society Alton Berry Hilton Soule Woolwich The Red Cross E. B. Reed Good Will Club Florence Carlton First Baptist Church Woolwich Center Washington and Lincoln J. M. Gowdey Sree Luke III Wiscasset Woolwich Baptist Church Moatsweag Washington Lincoln

Woolwich Ladies Auxiliary Meets for Quilt Making and Remembrances

The Woolwich Ladies Auxiliary held an all day Feb 10 meeting at Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers in Day's Ferry with 17 attendees. They worked on a quilt from Miss Anne Dodge, served a meat pie dinner, and planned remembrances for hospitalized William Robson and Mrs. Mary Reed while outlining afternoon program items. A follow up all day session is scheduled for Feb. 24 at Mrs. Ruth Dubar’s. Meanwhile in Waterville, Omer Quinton reported being robbed of $38 by a youth who held him at gunpoint during a ride to Clinton, then fled.

George Fisher Boston Maxine Walker Swampscott Mass Frank J. Walker John Leonard Howard McNeil Providence R. I McNeil Parker Starrett Navy Chester Howe River Road Harold Stanton Bath Iron Works Ruth Duplissa Hallowell Jordan Wright Robert E. Doe Murphy’s Corner Walter Reed Memorial Hospital Damariscotta Ladies’ Auxiliary Elizabeth Bowers Day's Ferry Ethel Bailey Bernice Bailey Ina Leeman Charlotte Leeman Florence Klippel Florence Hathorne Estelle Nickles Genesta Carter Martha Hegue Hazel Presley Amy Cromwell Ruth Dubar Mee Gilmore Nellie Leeman Ruth Leeman Daisy Elwell Anne Dodge William Robson Deaconess Hospital Mary Reed Miles Memorial Hospital Abraham Lincoln Mae Gilmore Valentine Cornelius Otis Skinner Omer Quinton Waterville Tantafilver Guy Bacheller Quirion Clinton

Maine Fishermen Boost Landings Against 1942 Decline

Sea and Shore Fisheries Commissioner Arthur Greenleaf says Maine fishermen landed 152,996,316 pounds of fish in 1946 valued at 7,334,127, up 3,509,772 pounds from 1942. Lobster led gains at 11,468,625 pounds, and October 1943 showed top activity with 2,265,422 pounds worth 611,663.94. Hancock County led with 48,402,839 pounds and Cumberland followed with 44,387,046 pounds.

Sea and Shore Fisheries Department Arthur R. Greenleaf Maine Greenleaf Harold Ickes Ickes McKown Hancock Cumberland County Portland

Resolutions for Richard Hunnewell from Woolwich Grange

Woolwich Grange No. 68 P of H adopts resolutions mourning Richard Hunnewell a beloved brother. Charter draped in his memory and copies sent to Bath Independent the grieving wife and records. Committee on resolutions Sara Bradford Rosa Hathorne Florence Smith notes Mrs Duncan McInnes and infant daughter Nancy Ellen have returned home from Memorial hospital Pear Street.

Richard Hunnewell Woolwich Grange No Bath Sara Bradford Rosa Hathorne Florence Smith Duncan McInnes Nancy Ellen Pear Street Memorial Hospital

Les Camarades Entertain at Cosmo Club Evening

Mrs. Carlton Rice and Allan Ramsay hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at the Cosmopolitan Club on Wednesday evening February 9. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed a varied program of piano duets solos choruses and a final Brindini Chorus with performances by Miss Melcher Mrs. Albee Mr. Ramsay and others.

Carlton Rice Allan Ramsay Les Camarades Musicaux Cosmopolitan Club Mr. Ramsay Hoffman - Gregor B. Dance Ukraine Kirchner Miss Melcher Mrs. Albee Drift My Bark Watson Mr. Royal A. the Piper of Spring Newton B. Brown Bird Wood Gretchaninoff Cary Grenchaninoff Blessed Damozel Novello Grun Sturtevant Madrisae McLellan Aria O Mio Fernando la Favorita Donizetti Wand

Fined for Parking on Railroad Lot in Municipal Court

Two Augusta men pled guilty in municipal court to parking on Maine Central Railroad property and others faced pending appearances as officers clear the lot. LeClair and Perrin each paid 4.70 costs or 10 days in jail. Glazier fined 10 plus 4.70 costs with fine suspended. Two intoxication cases also resulted in costs. George Byrns of Lambert Park noted as an overnight Boston visitor.

Maine Central Railroad Gardiner R. Deering George J. LeClair Herbert Perrin Augusta Charles T. Small Max Glazier Dexter John DeWinter Glazier Route 201 Topsham George Byrns Noble Avenue Lambert Park Boston

Snowbound in Bay Point and hospital news

Bay Point was snowbound after Saturday's storm with no car movement until plows arrived on Sunday. Mrs. Ardene Pinkham entered Deaconess hospital in Boston on Tuesday and hopes for a quick return. Mrs. Earl Payson visited her sister in Five Island, and Mrs. George Gates spent time with her son Dale in Boston last week. Miss Edna Coolidge was a recent caller in Bay Point.

Bay Point Ardene Pinkham Deaconess Hospital Boston

Cosmopolitan Club Holds Literary Day With Exhibits And Talks

The Cosmopolitan Club plans a literary day Friday with many exhibits at the club rooms. Elizabeth Reed of Boothbay Harbor speaks in the afternoon, Virginia French and Mrs. Louis A. Dole sing, Coffin discusses poetry in the evening, and Les Camarades Musicaux perform. Local teachers and Maine authors contribute exhibits, with a tea committee led by Mrs. Fred Quimby and others.

Cosmopolitan Club Elizabeth Reed Boothbay Harbor State Federation of Women's Clubs Virginia French Louis A. Dole Robert P. Tristram Coffin Les Camarades Musicaux Fred Quimby Alice Johnson Ivan A. Trueworthy William McGlinchy Granville Colby Lilla Place George Howard Victor Paquet Hiram T. Stevens Thaddeus Hedrick Maine Huse Memorial School Central Grammar

Sacred Heart Circle February Social Held

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella held its February social Tuesday evening with Mrs. Louise Arsenault chairing. Prizes went to members including Mrs. Gladys Parady Mrs. Yvette Allard Mrs. Catharine Burgess Mrs. Lida Costain and Mrs. Helen Perry. Major winners in the telephone bridge auction and whist games were named, with plans for a Communion service at St. Marys Church Sunday.

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Louise Arsenault Gladys Parady Yvette Allard Catharine Burgess Lida Costain Helen Perry Leola Atwood Stanley Wood Donald Perry Louise Edgett Frank Moses Alice Burgess Isabella St. Mary’s Church

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