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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1942

Page

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Bath Fire Dept to get new trucks and boxes

Friday's federal approval will bring Bath a one man 65 foot aerial ladder truck a 750 gpm pumper twelve new type three fold fire alarm boxes and four miles of copper wire The ladder truck will be housed at Central station replacing the current unit and a new pumper will take Engine Four's place with Engine Three moving to Shepard Street The new alarm boxes feature simultaneous ring and rapid secondary alarm and are slated for strategic street locations city wide The copper wire will replace obsolete iron wire and support the new alarm system City officials praised the effort led by Mayor Rogers Attorney Carey City Treasurer Young and the Fire Department Committee with plans including notification of further project releases

Bath Frates Bath Fire Department Shepard Street Ftates High Street Lemont Bridge Street Winnegance Pine Washington Richardson Farrin Dike Andrews Lincoln Green Walter C. Rogers John P. Carey, Jr Donald D. Young Committee On Fire Department Harold J. Carter J. Edward Pomeroy Morse High School Hyde Windlass Co John P. Carey Carey Bath Memorial Hospital Agricultural Securities Administration Stanwood C. Gilman Union 48 Phippsburg Phippsburg Center Gilman Popham West Oe Ln Calman

Phippsburg School Project Receives 47000 Appropriation

Phippsburg school officials report a 47000 appropriation for the project aided by the town paying one fifth. If materials cannot be obtained now a temporary school building may be erected with the Federal Government covering all costs.

Phippsburgh

Bath Area Seeks Defense Rental Designation

Mayor Walter C. Rogers receives a letter from Price Administrator Leon Henderson requesting the city’s recommendations on designating Bath and nearby areas as a defense rental zone under the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942. The act allows local input on maximum rents and administration as defense activity affects housing costs.

Walter C. Rogers Leon Henderson Henderson Bath District of Columbia

Lincoln Day Program at St Marys School

The eighth grade at St Marys School celebrated Lincolns birthday with a Friday program. The seventh grade attended as guests. The sequence included the National Anthem, a recited O Captain My Captain, student compositions by Marilyn Brooker and others, the Gettysburg Address, and a closing singing of America. Mrs Donald Wishart of Wollaston Massachusetts visited her brother William H Daley of Middle Street.

St. Mary's School Lincoln Marilyn Brooker William Ketchum Rose Gallant Catherine Burgess Vivien White Leonard Boucher All Singing America Donald Wishart Wollaston Mass William H. Daley Middle Street

Sedgwick Dale Church Wedding A Brilliant Affair

Miss Ruth Irene Dale daughter of County Attorney Ralph O Dale Middlestreet and Dr Brewster Galland Sedgwick of Stamford Conn wed in Winter Street church. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated as guests and relatives watched a classic ceremony with white floral decor and Mendelssohn’s wedding music. The bride wore blush pink satin with lace veil and bouquet of white gladiolas and freesia. The groom’s sister presided as matron of honor with aquamarine gowns and floral coronets. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple left for a New York wedding trip after formal gifts and congratulations.

Ruth Irene Dale Ralph O. Dale Middlestreet Brewster Galland Sedgwick Stamford Conn Manton Sedgwick West Springfield Mass Hartford Lohengrin Mendelssohn Margaret J. Melcher Miss Melcher Cyrus Mallard John Spencer Camp Handel-Wilkins Friml-Faulkes Tschaikowsky-Arnold Mabel Lee Hatch Howard Savage Bach Brittany Catharine H. Legard John Merritt Watson Quincy Sherwood W. Cronk East Longmeadow Ralph O. Dale, Jr F. Edgar Hubbard West Hartford Middle Street Dale Mrs. Sedgwick New York Sedgwick Morse High School Nassan College Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Babies Hospital of Philadelphia Llewarch Plymouth County Hospital Hanson

Mayor Rogers Sees Unanimous Nomination For Second Term

In a six minute Bath caucus Mayor Walter C. Rogers won the unanimous Republican renomination for a second term. Alderman J Frank Hunt presented him with secretary Miss Bessie E Dickinson casting the ballot. Rogers faces Democrat Alex Burgess Jr next month as the campaign unfolds with few attendees present.

Walter C. Rogers City Hall Auditorium J. Frank Hunt Ward One Bessie E. Dickinson Rogers Hunt Bath James A. Bimson Edmund A. Rothwell Miss Dickinson Robert H. Haskell Alex Burgess, Jr Democrats Fred W. Quimby Republican City Committee

Women Entertain Men's Club At Winter Street Church

Winter Street Auxiliary entertained the Men's club of Winter Street church Tuesday night with a turkey supper in the ladies room. About 85 members, wives and husbands attended the annual event. Co chairmen were Mrs. John H Sylvester and Mrs. Roscoe P M Fadden. Dining room in charge of Mrs. Ernest Freeman and Mrs. Charles W Walsh. Program led by Mrs. Edgar D Leavitt featured marimba phone by Dorothy and Jeannette William, vocal solos by Malcolm Lundberg, duets by Phyllis and Pauline Thayer and Mr. Lundberg with Mrs. Robert C Pletts Jr. A skit included Club 42 members Miss Dorothy Anliker, Mrs. Robert Pletts Jr. and Miss M Adele Hutchins. Next Auxiliary meeting set for Feb 24 with hostesses listed. Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street left for Boston trip and to visit Mrs. Frederick Biddeen of Essex Conn.

Winter Street Winter Street Church John H Sylvester Roscoe P. M.fadden Russell M. Colby Lucy G. Rogers Archie Doyle Addison F. Pendleton Joseph O. Purdue Almira Jones Morton Young Ernest Freeman Charles W. Walsh Edgar D. Leavitt Dorothy and Jeannette William Malcolm Lundberg Phyllis Pauline Thayer Lundberg Robert C. Pletts, Jr Club 42 Dorothy Anliker Robert Pletts, Jr M. Adele Hutchins Clifford Bo Smith W. Skeffield Carl Ft Albee

Bath Hero Lieut Huse Becomes Local War Casualty

The War Department announced the death of 1st Lieut. John E. L. Huse Air Corps U S A on Feb 3 1942. Born Bath May 2 1916 he starred at Morse High School and U S Military Academy prep, earning cadet lieutenant honors. He married Nell Sample of Hartselle Ala in 1940 and trained as a pilot before deployment to the Pacific theater. His passing deeply grieves his family and Bath’s community, marking the first local war casualty known.

Bath War Department Harry M. Huse Snow Park John E. L. Huse Air Corps Huse San Francisco Army Philippines Malayan Lieut Morse High School Stanton Preparatory Academy Cornwall-on- Hudson New York United Sceut Huse Nell Bogur Sampte Hartselle Ala San Antonio Texas Sample Eugene Sample University of Alabama Riveride Calif Morse High Selena Edward Henry Owen Morse Ieut Huses Hiuse

Bath Iron Works Honored With Navy E Pennant Ceremony

Rear Admiral William C. Watts presented Bath Iron Works with the Navy E pennant and the Bureau of Ships flag at a ceremony at the shipyard attended by Navy officials, executives, and about 3,500 workers. Mayor Rogers, Governor Sewall, and union leaders praised the firm for its shipbuilding excellence and commitment to liberty and production. Barbara Madden is recovering from measles.

William C. Watts Bath Iron Works Corp Navy E” Pennant Bureau of Ships Navy Department Iron Works Admiral Watts Archibald M. Main WGAN Portland Watts Newell Mr. Newell Mr. Main J. M. Kiernan Joe Hart Barney King John Callan Mr. Callan Walter C. Rogers James W. Harkins Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers Sumner Sewall Bath Plart Ile Nowochlad Bluejacket Buglers Todd Bath Iron Band Tron

Admiral Watts Aides Navy Secretary Knox Visit in Bath

Rear Admiral William Carleton Watts United States Navy Retired appeared in Bath Tuesday as personal representative of Secretary of War Frank B Knox Guests included Rear Admiral W P Robert at his Wis casset home Watts, born February 14 1880 in Philadelphia, has 50 years service and held key posts from Judge Advocate General to Naval Attache London commanded USS Raleigh and USS Colorado earned Navy Cross and other honors.

William Carleton Watts Bath Frank B. Knox W. P. Robert Wiscasset Watts United States Navy Philadelphia Pennsylvania Naval Academy Columbia Navy Albany Atlantic War Department Siberia Navy Department Naval War College Newport R. 1 London England United States 4Th Naval District Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H United States Fleet Philadelphia Navy Yard US. Fleet Ninth Naval District Great Lakes Illinois

Lees Visit In Quincy With Convalescing Mother

Charles W. Lee Edward J. Lee and Mrs Elford A Stover spent the weekend in Quincy Massachusetts visiting their mother Mrs Edward J Lee formerly of this city and their brother Francis F E Lee Mrs Edward J Lee who has been a patient in Deaconess hospital a week is convalescing at the home of her son in Quincy

Charles W. Lee Edward J. Lee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phippsburg School Sedgwick-Dale Church Dr. Sedgwick Mount Hermon School Massachusetts Massachusetts School of Optometry Boston Ladies’ Auxiliary Anne Kimball Lincoln Street Frederick I! Kimball Frederick Biddeen Essex John Huse BATHS Gil Lad Morse Eddie Owen Bath Iron Works Bath Plant S “E Barbara Madden Charles J. Madden, Jr Mechanic Street Knox Rear Admiral
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