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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1943

Page

4

Richmond Bride of Linwood Spencer Jackson in St Ambrose Church

Miss Margaret Maxine Gonier of Waterstreet married Linwood Spencer Jackson of Gardiner at St Ambrose's church with Rev Fr Thomas Henderson officiating. The bride wore white lace over satin and carried white roses. Attendants included Mrs Roland Cloutier as matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Edwards, Mrs Dermott, and Geneva Gonier. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and a honeymoon in Boston.

Margaret Maxine Gonier Ernest Gonier Waterstreet Linwood Spencer Jackson James Reardon Linwood Jackson Gardiner St. Ambrose’s Church Thomas Henderson Margaret Daley Roland Cloutier Edwards Dermott Geneva Gonier Richmond Camille Cloutier Robert Fuller James Desmond, Jr Elbridge Tregembo Fred DeRoche Irving Fickett Ira Durgan Pearl Perry Boston

Richmond businessman Charles A. Potter dies in Connecticut

Charles A. Potter, longtime Richmond merchant, died December 26 at the Masonic Home in Wallingford Connecticut, where he had lived for about years.

Charles A. Potter Richmond Wallingford Conn

Plumber fined for evasion of plumbing laws

In a 1942 municipal court session Judge Gardiner R. Deering handled multiple cases. Plumber Westernsey Munsey of Pine street was found guilty for installing plumbing at 14 Pine street without a permit and paid 10 dollars fine plus 9.82 dollars costs. Harlow M. Howard of Augusta pleaded guilty to running a red light but not guilty to disobeying an officer and was fined 5 dollars plus 4.70 dollars costs. Tony Sousi of Pittsfield pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign and paid 4.70 dollars costs. An intoxication offender received 60 days in Augusta jail.

Gardiner R. Deering Westernsey Pine Street Chester H. McCabe Munsey McCabe Harlow M. Howard Western Avenue Augusta Bath Iron Works Corp Washington and Center Streets Joseph Williams Harlow Williams Howard Judge Deering Vine Water Streets Tony Sousi Pittsfield Joseph Thibodeau

Bath girls host New Year party for service-bound classmates

Miss Shirley James Miss Lor raine Holmes and Miss Evelyn White hosted a New Year party at the American Legion hall in Morse honoring fellow Morse students enlisting for service. Patronesses were Mrs. Bernard Pratt Mrs. Ernest Poulos and Mrs. Frank Jones. Service boys named include Robert Cummings Edward Cummings Edward Jones Robert Fortier Ernest Avery Jr Frank Staples Gerald R LeMoine Dick Poulos Russell Turcotte Andrew Hart John Kakos Richard Footer Charles Sullivan Joseph Spear Donald Belanger William Hammond Albert Desmond Bruce Wright Harold Peasley Roy Peasley Elmer Wallace John Perry George Poulos also attending were Joe Hammond David Brady Nick Poulos Joseph Desmond Joseph Torrey William Gannon George Burgon David Desmond plus many Misses and other guests.

Shirley James Lorraine Holmes Evelyn White Morse American Legion Hall Bernard Pratt Ernest Poulos Frank Jones Robert Cummings Edward Cummings Edward Jones Robert Fortier Ernest Avery, Jr Frank Staples Gerald R. LeMoine Dick Poulos Russell Turcotte Andrew Hart John Kakos Richard Footer Charles Sullivan Joseph Spear Donald Belanger William Hammond Albert Desmond Bruce Wright Harold Peasley Roy Peasley Elmer Wallace John Perry George Poulos Joe Hammond David Brady Nick Poulos Joseph Desmond Joseph Torrey William Gannon George Burgon David Desmond Misses Hilda Staples Jean Stanton Frances Flaherty Betty Jones Bessie Kakos Sally Munsey Charlene Rogers Mary Durant Audrey Hill Patricia Wing Madelyn Oliver Dorothy Dunn Martha Torrey

Potter Rites Honor Richmond Mason Leader

Potter born Providence May 14 1858 came to Richmond in the late eighties and served as Past Grand of Richmond lodge and Past Deputy Grand Master of the District. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Hunter Waterford Conn and Miss Flora Potter Wallingford Conn four grandchildren and a sister Miss A Elizabeth Potter Providence. Body brought to Richmond Thursday laid in Evergreen Cemetery to await spring interment. Miss Ann Kimball 138 Lincoln Street a patient in a Portland hospital.

Solon Purinton Civilian Service Corps Purinton William Smith Nathaniel Gilpatrick Eugene Baker Gardiner Hospital Marjorie Whitney Charles Whitney Pine Camps N. Y Jack Franklin U. S. Coast Guard Norris Sidelinger Boston John Dixon Portland Congress Square John Hunter Reed Jack Waterford Conn Marion Purinton Farmington Normal School Barbara Sprague Popham Marguerite Manwaring Clyde Curtis Arthur D. Fossett Gardiner Frank Beedle Darrah Street Lillian Johnson Augusta State Hospital Potter Providence R. I Richmond Richmond Lodge C.C.F Evergreen Cemetery

Pettengill place sale ties town to Chicago pastor

Rev and Mrs Daniel L Pettengill sold their Kennebec Point road farm to Rev S Lawrence Johnson of Chicago IL pastor of Park Manor Congregational Church. Johnson plans to spend summers in town. The Pettengill hilltop once known as Mansons Hill passed through Oliver line to Capt Washington Oliver then John Edward Oliver. The column notes long winter conditions with ice on roads, school reopenings, and residents traveling between Bath, Woolwich, and Portland for work and visits.

Daniel L., Pettengill Kennebec Point Road S. Lawrence Johnson Chicago Ill Johnson Park Manor Congregational Church Pettengill Place Oliver Josephine Hooker Wilson Everett Stevens Robinhood Road Guideboard Hill Bath Robinhood

Mrs Savage Funeral Held in Phippsburg Service

The funeral of Mrs Sarah L Pushard Savage of Phippsburg was held Thursday afternoon at two. H Berry pastor of the Emmanuel Bible Assembly conducted the service. Bearers were Lyman Barbour Milton Pushard Clarence Wallace Oscar Pushard Basil Pushard and Loring Pushard. Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery in this city.

Sarah L. (Pushard) Savage Phippsburg H. Berry Emmanuel Bible Assembly Lyman Barbour Milton Pushard Clarence Wallace Oscar Pushard Basil Pushard Loring Pushard Oak Grove Cemetery City

Five Islands Bride Weds in Cranbrook Bloomfield Hills

June Olsen daughter of Mrs Satia York Johnson of Royal Oak Michigan and Ernest W Osborne of Birmingham Alabama married Robert Colby Thompson son of Lt and Mrs Paul A Thompson of Bloomfield Hills Michigan in Christchurch Cranbrook. Rev Charles H Cadigan officiated. Bride wore white wool dress with fringed ruffles and pegs top skirt plus a hat adorned with white carnations. Best man was Charles Cannon Detroit roommate at Michigan State College. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside in East Lansing Michigan. Thompson is Marine Corps Reserve and will continue studies at Michigan State until called for officers training. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph G Stevens of Five Islands.

June Olsen Satia York Johnson Royal Oak Mich Ernest W. Osborne Northern Avenue Birmingham Ala Robert Colby Thompson Paul A. Thompson Cranbrook Road Bloomfield Hills Christchurch Cranbrook Bloomfield — Hills Charles H. Cadigan Francis L. York Andrew S. Watson Charles Cannon Detroit Michigan State College East Lansing Marine Corps Reserve Michigan State Thompson Joseph G. Stevens Five Islands

Former Bathman aviation mechanic graduates from Army program

Pvt. Oscar Fine son of W A Fine of 23 Draper Street Springfield Massachusetts and former Rogers Jewelry Co Bath manager graduated last week from the Aviation Mechanics course at Seymour Johnson Field North Carolina He studied airplane maintenance and repair and joins the stream of soldier mechanics to keep them flying before going to tactical units on fighting fronts and sometimes instructing new students He attended Classical High School Springfield and entered the Army Air Forces June 29 1942 in Springfield prior to that he was Bath manager of Rogers Jewelry Co

Oscar Fine W. A. Fine Draper Street Springfield Mass Rogers Jewelry Co Bath Seymour Johnson Field N. C Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Fine Technical Training Command Pvt. Fine Classical Army Air Forces Rogers Jewelry Company

Funeral for Mrs Genevieve Johanson in Bath

The funeral for Mrs Genevieve M. Johanson wife of Walter Johanson of Bath was held Tuesday with Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiating. Bearers were Earl Maxwell John Osborne Ralph King Percy King Herbert King and James Crane. She was entombed at Oak Grove Cemetery to await spring burial.

Genevieve M. Johanson Walter Johanson Bath Lewiston Charles M. Tubbs Grace Church Earl Maxwell John Osborne Ralph King Percy King Herbert King James Crane Oak Grove Cemetery

Bath Rotary Club in England sends Christmas peace wishes

Justus H. Maller of Bath Maine Rotary reports a letter from Fred Cook, president of Bath England Rotary, offering fraternal greetings. Cook wishes a joyful Christmas, a prosperous New Year, and peace as hostilities end, noting Bath England’s resilience after air raids and expressing hope for world happiness and freedom.

Justus H. Maller Bath, Maine Rotary Club Fred Cook Bath England Cook Rotary Rotary Club of

Maine Poultrymen on Program at Boston Show

Herbert M. Tucker announces the Rhode Island Red Club annual exhibit and meeting will occur during the 94th Boston Poultry Show at Boston Garden January 13 to 17 with the business meeting January 14 in the Canadian Room. Maine delegates will participate, with many entries from Maine breeders and a daily war bond auction offering fowl prizes.

Herbert M. Tucker Rhode Island Red Club of America Boston Garden Manger Maine Boston Paul Ives Ives New England A & P Tea Co

Crooker Funeral Held In West Bath For Fernald D Crooker

The funeral for Fernald D. Crooker of 596 Middle Street was held New Year's afternoon at 2 at High Street Wesley Methodist Church. Rev Chester B Oliver officiated with bearers Harold O Crooker Howard M Crooker and William Crocker. He will be entombed and buried in Witch Spring cemetery next spring. Also noted is Edward F Jones age 18 of Ste Morse high school senior in the 1943 graduating class preparing to don military service and James enlisted in the U S Army as acting corporal.

Fernald D. Crooker Middle Street High Street Chester B. Oliver Wesley Methodist Church Harold O. Crooker Harpswell Howard M Crooker Bath Howard LaMonde Small Point William Crocker Witch Spring West Bath Edward F. Jones Frank Jones Ste Morse High School Armed Forces James U. S. Army Portland Fort Devens

Miss Alice May Douglas Dies After Long Life Of Service

Miss Alice May Douglas 77 died at her brother Milton H Douglas 23 York street after a lengthy illness. Born in Bath to J Lufkin and Helen Harvey Douglas she lived in the city all her life. She organized Bands of Mercy lectured on peace temperance and religious causes and served as W C T U leader county and state. Author of Gems Without Polish and poems like I’ve Crept in With Mother Trees The Vacant Lots of Beulah and writings for Sunday School Journal. Surviving Milton H Douglas and nephews Herbert L and Carville L Douglas. Funeral Friday from 23 York street conducted by Rev Charles L Kinney.

Alice May Douglas Milton H. Douglas York Street Bath J. Lufkin Helen Harvey Douglas Miss Douglas Douglas Beulah Sunday School Journal Pacific Banner The Acorn Women’s Home Missionary Society Epworth League Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Sagadahee Historical Society N. E. Women's Press Association Maine Women's Suffrage Association Cosmopolitan Club Garden Club Beacon Street Methodist Church Herbert L Carville L. Douglas Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Church

Genevieve M. Johanson dies in Lewiston hospital

Genevieve M Johanson wife of Walter Johanson of Bath died Saturday night in Sisters hospital Lewiston Born Bath April 26 1912 daughter of John H and Charlotte Mallett lived in Bath most of her life Survived by husband mother two sons Norman Walter and Allan James six sisters and one brother Funeral held Tuesday at 10 at 819 High Street with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery

Genevieve M. Johanson Walter Johanson Bath Sisters Hospital Lewiston John H Charlotte Mallett Norman Walter Allan James Florence Adeshade Quincy Mass Margaret Mallett Miami Fla Francis Benson John Irvine Tampa Geneva O'Reilly Alice Schwerdtfeger South Portland John Mallett Lorraine, O High Street Oak Grove Cemetery

Wynn Funeral for M J Wynn in West Bath

The funeral of Matthew John Wynn who died Wednesday morning in West Bath was held Saturday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home. Rev Charles L Kinney officiated. Bearers were David Stinson Charles Crosby Norman Drummond and John Doyle. He was entombed at Oak Grove cemetery and burial will be in the Spring.

Matthew Johnson Wynn West Bath Curtis Funeral Home Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Church David Stinson Charles Crosby Norman Drummond John Doyle Oak Grove Cemetery

Elmira H Pickering, 79, dies in East Brunswick

Mrs. Elmira H. Pickering died Monday at her daughter’s home in East Brunswick. Born Deer Isle March 9, 1863, she was a daughter of Francis and Patience Hutchinson. Survived by daughter two nieces and a nephew. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from 819 High Street with Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Elmira H. Pickering Joseph Haley East Brunswick Deer Isle Francis Patience Hutchinson High Street Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Methodist Church Oak Grove Cemetery

Miss Geraldine Churchey resumes studies at Gardiner School

Miss Geraldine Churchey returns to Gardiner School Monday after visiting her aunt Mrs Charles A Corliss. The brief note places the pupil at the Gardiner institution following a family visit and highlights a routine return to class.

Geraldine Churchey Gardiner School Charles A. Corliss

Obituary Henry Bickle 77 Bath Pattern Maker Dies in Sleep

Henry Bickle 77, foreman pattern maker at Hyde Windlass Co., died suddenly Sunday morning in his sleep after a week of illness. Born in Cornwall England he came to the United States at 25 living in Virginia and Kentucky before Bath. Survived by three sons Samuel E. of Detroit Clarence H. and Stanley J. of Washington three daughters Brice Roberts Brunswick Paul A. Gregware and Annie E. Bickle and several grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from 22 North Street burial Oak Grove Cemetery.

Henry Bickle Hyde Wi Lass Co Mr. Bickle Windlass Cornwall England United States Virginia Kentucky Bath Bath Lodge Elks Hyde Park Terrace Bickle Samuel E Detroit Clarence H Stanley J Washington, D. C Brice Roberts Brunswick Paul A. Gregware Annie E. Bickle North Street Oak Grove Cemetery

Fernald D. Crooker dies at 73 in Bath Memorial Hospital

Fernald D. Crooker 73 a native and lifelong Bath resident died Wednesday after a three week hospital stay. He lived at 596 Middle street and had long worked as a superintendent of stevedores at Mulligan's Towing and in the pulp wood business with ex Mayor J Edward Drake. Born November 16 1869 to William F and Mary I Wright Crooker he was previously tied to Mulligan's for about 16 years and once a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co. Surviving are two sons Harold O of Harpswell and Howard M of Bath, two daughters Mrs Howard LaMonde of Small Point and Mrs Mildred Lewis of Bath, plus several nieces and grandchildren.

Fernald D. Crooker Mulligan’s Towing Co J. Edward Drake Bath Memorial Hospital Middle Street Mr. Crooker Bath William F Mary I. (Wright) Crooker Crooker Drake Mulligan’s Hyde Windlass Co Harold O Harpswell Howard M Howard LaMonde Small Point Mildred Lewis

Funeral services for Mrs Laura A Curtis held in Topsham

Mrs Laura Ad die Curtis 76 widow of Dr Harris Curtis died Sunday night after illness since April. Born February 8 1867 in Bowdoin she lived in Topsham most of her married life. Survived by daughter Elizabeth White of Topsham son Dr Harry Curtis of Portland three grandchildren and sister Mrs Emma Carlton of Bath. Burial in Brunswick tomb with spring interment in Topsham cemetery. Rev Chauncey Stuart officiated. bearers included Wilbur Wilson William Wilson Thomas White Jr Henry Carlton and Linwood Small.

Laura Addie Curtis Harris Curtis Walker's Corner Topsham Richmond Bowdoin Elizabeth White Bath Harry Curtis Portland Ruth Dorothy Emma Carlton Albert Douglass Chauncey Stuart Topsham Baptist Church Wilbur Wilson William Wilson Thomas White, Jr Mr. Fields Linwood Small Lisbon Falls Henry Carlton Bruns Wick Topsham Cemetery

Mrs Elmira Pickering Funeral Held in East Brunswick

The funeral service for Mrs Elmira H Pickering of East Brunswick was held Wednesday at 10 am on High Street with Rev Charles L Kinney officiating. Bearers included Joseph Haley Everett Banks Farley Mayo and Russell Farrow. She was buried in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery.

Elmira H. Pickering East Brunswick High Street Charles L. Kinney Joseph Haley Everett Banks Farley Mayo Russell Farrow Oak Grove Cemetery

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Amy Bradley U. V C. W Viola James Mildred Fossett Fern Perry Augusta Jewett Alice Wedge Mildred Davis Courtney Hinckley Beatrice Webber Ethel Rankins Viola Douglass Marion McFarland Vanessa Beedle Sageet Maurice Warner Warner Sons of Union Veterans Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Wallace Gardner John Lowe Beverley Gardner Pvt. Millard Sadie Waltz George Harford Cpl Camp McCaine Grenada Signel Corps CBS Philip Morris Philip Morris Playhouse Philip Morris & Co. Ltd Phil Baker Bob Hawk Yanks Columbia Broadcasting System Morse High Miss Ann Kimball Lincoln Street Port_land hospital Georgetown Elmer Palmer Naval Training Station Newport Earl Hagan William A. Todd Laura Orrey Rockland John Olson Mae Hagan Harry Carlisle Dorothy Oliver Kingston Joseph F. Higgins Higgins William Chesna R. I1 Woolwich Whitefield Margaret Smith Stanley Roslyn Higgins Ralph Davis Alvah Reynolds Roy Campbell Aubrey Fullerton Marjory McNinch Elmer Campbell Auburn Sayde Campbell Marine Corps Navy Air Corps Florida Kittery Baker Gene Laura Harding Boothbay James Harding D. W. Staffeld Orville Rowe Marion Stevens P. B. Savage Lermond Davis Henry Moore Shirley Kane William McGrath Preeney Charles Lewis Harold Pinkham Milton Pinkham Horace Rittall Marie Rittall Sonny Roy Russel Harford, Jr Tommie Irving Hanna Peggy Gray Bathman Aviation North Carolina Mrs. Johanson Bath Rotary Club Maine Poultrymen F. D. Crooker M. J. Wynn Laura A. Curtis Mrs. Pickering Freds, Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston Washington &T
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