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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1947

Page

4

Bath society notes and births mark a busy week

The Bath area social column records Helen Oulton and others visiting relatives, club gatherings at Madge Dearing and Thimbleely club events, and many residents hosting guests. Birth announcements include Charles Herbert Mains in Bath Memorial Hospital on February 18, while families celebrate weddings and attend church events.

Charles E. Mains Robinhood Memorial Hospital Charles Herbert

Local residents share visits and travels across states

News notes list residents visiting relatives in Bath Portland Farmington and Lewiston. Many keep ties with family at Middle Street Tarbox Street and Lincoln Street while others attend conferences and teachers colleges. Several returned from weekends in New Orleans Boston and Miami with friends and colleagues.

Grace Whittemore Farmington State Teachers College Eliery Whittemore Tarbox Street Betty Small Dorothy Wilson Farmington Teachers College Neal Wilson Lincoln Street Glennis York Farmington

End Community club gathering details leaders and members

End Community club president Joseph er and 1 Phinney held a social with cards attended by eighty men and numerous couples including Mrs Stewart te McAllister Mr and Mrs Albert Robinson Mr and Mrs Edgar Drake Mr and Mrs Ward St Martin Mr and Mrs Pierce Mr and Mrs OO Hayward Mr and Mrs ger Pierce Mr and Mrs verett Lemont Mr and Mrs Assell Phinney Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson Mr and Mrs Carlton Andrews Mr and Mrs Joseph Oliver Mr and Mrs John Atwood Mr and Mrs John Conley Mr and Mrs Fred Kittredge Mr and Mrs Dean Bonney and daughter Gay Mrs Gertrude Trott Weston Bonney and William Kittredge

Charles Henderson Carlton Andrews Joseph Oliver John Atwood John Conley Fred Kittredge Dean Bonney Gay Gertrude Trott Weston Bonney William Kittredge

Genesta Chapter Observes Roll Call and Floral Ceremony

Genesta chapter O E S held Friday night roll call despite the storm with strong attendance. Deep red carnations adorned the hall as members were named in a floral ceremony. Five twenty five year members honored. rummage sale by Lewin Circle yielded funds for the treasury. social hour with Washington’s ambiance and patriotic decor followed in the banquet hall.

Genesta Rodin Supremes Genestate Carolyn Lewin Circle Treasury Washington Anon Center Elizabeth Moffatt Anne Deering Eva Atwood Ruth Field

Next meeting set for March 7 to confer degrees

The text notes an upcoming meeting on March 7 where degrees will be conferred, following praise for a prior show described as excellent with many laughs. It mentions individuals and a general performance context but lacks clear event structure.

Bertha Southard Carol Drake Athena Pherp Reabszon Viola Nase Bony "Paiss

Club Forty-Two Meets and Plans Charitable Events

Club Forty-Two held meetings with most members present and discussed secret pals, a postponed baked bean supper, and a Washington’s Birthday party with proceeds for the hospital fund. A Crippled Children tea was planned, and a council meeting set for February 27 with Mrs. Leonard Smith leading and Mrs. William Kelley and Mrs. Grayson Smith on the committee.

Everett Cook List Club Washington Frances Sarkis Paul Hart Leonard Smith Hospital William Kelley Graydon Smith

Lionesses Dine at Winter Street Parish House

About 40 Lionesses were served a chicken pattie supper by the Ladies Auxiliary of the church. Centerpieces featured Washington's Birthday symbols while Washington and Uncle Sam motifs appeared in miniature form. Mrs. John Hayes led group singing after courses and the Auxiliary received thanks for the menu. Committee included Mrs. John Atwood and Mrs.

Winter Street Washington Uncle Sam John Hayes John Atwood

Meeting Plans Baked Bean Supper Announced

After the meeting, organizers discussed a baked bean supper and announced the gate details for event proceeds and attendance.

Banquet Committees Form for Upcoming Event

Mrs Julia Fields was installed as musician. Eureka lodge invites supporters to a March 8 event. A quilt was drawn with Bertha Ward as winner and a set of place mats awarded to Mioy Onasee. Meeting scheduled for March 4.

Julia Fields Ward Sod Arenes Eureka Lodge Bertha Ward Mioy Onasee

Theta Chapter Dines with Beta Sigma Phi Sorority

The Theta Chapter hosts a dinner and social at Hotel Kaglé in Pauls, with plans for future events this season. Attendees include Mrs. Hallason, Edwin Drews, Mrs. Marry, Mrs. John M. Conley Jr., Mrs. William Turpie, Paul Graustuck, and Eleanor.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Prey Cuntnad Hotel Kaglé Paul Eens Ding Reenienes Hallason Edwin Drews Marry John M. Conley, Jr William Turpie Paul Graustuck Eleanor

Local Names in Mixed Auction Notes

Readable fragments list ATI ke Mean Bouton Mite Bracy Nathan Watson Linwood Haynes with Mrs. Linwood Haynes referenced in a short item. Names suggest a social or community note without clear event or date details.

Ati Ke Mean Bouton Mite Bracy Ane Ee Nathan’ Watson Mes Linwood Haynes

Penalties and Victory Reported in Narrow Match

An evening contest concluded with a win attributed to Mrs Penal, noted in a brief retrospective of the event. The report records the outcome as a close finish and mentions participants and judging remarks.

Bowker Leads Worship Service and Introduces Speaker

Bowker participated in the worship service and introduced the guest speaker, according to the report.

Or Bowker

Scout Troop 57 Meeting Report Continues

Scout Troop 57 notes open exercises and a short review of Tenderfoot requirements. Continued on page seven.

Also Mentioned on This Page

CLUBS Helen Oulton R.N Mr. and Allen Oulton Bedford ‘Street Merton L. Dearing Washington Street Wilbur J. L. Dauphin Amet Moore Thimbleely Club Cherry Street Elmer Blake Inse Hooker Donoee Thomas McKay Percy Miller Mary Perry, R.N Teasdale Mrs. Stanley Kittery Memorial Tar Mrs. Mains Winthrop Douglass Reil Hardings Bath Julia Field School Street Beverlynd Peaks Island Ro Lillian Michaud Betty Anderson Boston Carl C. Anderson Green Street Miss Anderson R. H. White Co Lara Belle Union Charles Marr Is Marr Ella McDonough Dorchester Mass Marr Mase Wilmingtor, Jr Ilmington Carlton Rice Turnercourt and Nonce Shearer Thom Rand Pierce Herbert Calderwood Weymouth Linwood Gammon South Portland Mercy Hospital Gammon Maymond Welch Alan Gammon Alonzo &. Fisher Park Street James O. Purdue Winter Street Church Camp Manitou Frank Sylvester Oe Sylvester Frank Lemort Sylvester Portsmouth Navy Yard Bath Iron Works William Crowley Sa Ion Street Attleboro Crowley Anne Desmond Carol Sullivan Milton, Mass Miss Desmond Eugene Bond Chamberlain School of Merchandising Herbert Cavanaugh East Brunswick Maine General Hospital G. Thomas Murphy Linden Street John Parker Fred Sanborn Gardiner R. Deering David Leon Sagadahoc Ferry J. Edward Drake Jr Carolyn Plant Dickson Allan Chester A. Plant High Street Margaret McLuer R. N Horace G. Morse North Center Joseph I. Smith Robert Reardon Rye N. H Priscilla Ann Portsmouth Hospital Reardon Michael Reardon North Street Frank Snipe Arrowsie Harold Walker Highland Street Mrs. Snipe Mrs. Walker Donald Coombs Central Grammar School Elster Dolloff Woolwich Miles Memorial Hospital Damariscotta Raymond Trott Providence R. I Miss Anna Trott Trott Ralph L. Blakeney Laura Harrington Herbert Worrey Julia Moore Everett—Wright Ernest Wade Woodfords Fred Anderson Alfred Harjula Thomaston H. Edwin Harjula Brunswick William H. Daley Middle Street Anni Humphrey Anni Humphrey Harry Fitch Earl Dow Anne Cunningham Fred Carlton Miss Carlton Edith Riley Leland Mitchell Ardenne A. Stott Portsmouth Stott Washington, D. C Howard Rice Mechanic Street Dorothy Crooker Bossing Aver Hermon Crooker C. F. Hovey Frederick E. Drake Estelle Ziblatt Morris Ziblatt Chester Landey Miss Ziblatt Merritt Mitchell Dike Road Richard Quick Maritime Academy Castine Norfolk Bernice Burns Bernice Hosmer William W. Hosmer Walter White Miriam Cottage Street Clarence Getchell Mr. Getchell Allen Atwood Day’s Ferry South Portland Atwood U.S Army Portland Junior College Mr. Atwood Winship Street Donald Smith Hamlet Ohio Smith Phyllis Douglass Ohio State University, College of Engineering Richard H. Godfrey Christine Curtis Louise Mosley Kathleen Wyman George Pierce Harry W. Smith Oakstreet Wathen Stables Fort Fairfield Pinehurst N. C Mr. Smith Walter Cox Arthur Davis Perkins Institute Watertown Mrs Carroll Davis Bowery Street John H. Hunt Otis Street Urphy Ruth Farnham Merry of William PF. Barter Ralph Dunton Edward St. Martin Harold Oe Hallowell Pease Fred Peed Woodbury Fitchburg John Hayward Fort Belvoir Fred O. Hayward Upper Alice Johnson Lewiston Benjamin Lyman Hall Peru Ind Miami Fla Hall May Clark Eben J. Marston Kenneth Wilson Lynn General Electric Co Ralph York of Milo Mrs. Earl Wade Front Street Earl Wade Henry Rollins Waterville Rollins Newardware Association Fred O. Hayward, Jr Een Red Zs Ayward Upper , Ar Jevita Torrey North End Club CLUB Queen Esther Theta Chapter Harold J. Boyle Far Right Boyle Newton Reed Nunzi
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