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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1947

Page

5

Genesta ORS Holds Friday Meeting With Officers Elected

A Genesta Order of Rainbow for Girls session Friday drew a large audience. Officers elected include Eleanor P. Danforth as worthy matron and Fred A. Osgood as worthy patron with Catharine Leonard and others serving as tellers. Installation planned publicly by invitation on Jan 17.

Genesta Ors Ande Cocina Viblam Osgood Catharine Leonard Eleanor P. Danforth Fred A. Osgood Rachel Guncclaire Wilf In Carrie Thompson Secre Mabelle Danforth

Bath Centennial Organization Plans City Celebration

Bath's centennial group discusses financing and plans for a forthcoming observance celebration. The administration committee includes George J. Nu ee, Harry E. Ring, Hollis W. Garey, Charles B. Doyle, Sidney L. Eaton, J. Frank Hunt. Other panels list chairs and vice chairs for Hospitality Publicity Special Events Spectacle.

Une Thorce City Tech Ate Divisivisioce Ane George J. Nuee Ee Harry E. Ring Fi Hollis W. Garey Speirman Charles B. Doyle Yes Sidney L. Eaton J. Frank Hunt Harold P. Small Florence A. Hawley Brian M. Jewett Mark W. Hennessy Leslie C. Shumway Everett R. Johnson Spectacle A. M. Butterfield Robert Allen

Miss Sylvia Petlock Returns to Portsmouth for School Year

Miss Sylvia Petlock returns to Portsmouth New Hampshire after a vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Petlock in Raymond Court. She teaches kindergarten at the Atlantic Heights School Portsmouth.

Sylvia Petlock Portsmouth N. H Louis Petlock Raymond Court Miss Petlock Atlantic Heights School

Bride Irene Allen Weds Gordon Stanley on Christmas Day

Irene Frances Allen of New Bedford married Gordon Adelbert Stanley of Winter Harbor on Christmas Day at the Church of the Nazarene. The double ring ceremony by candlelight featured family members as attendants, with a buffet reception at the Allen home and plans to live in Bangor while Stanley studies at Bangor Theological Seminary.

Irene Frances Allen William Allen Middle Street New Bedford Mass Gordon Adelbert Stanley Roy Stanley Winter Harbor Church of the Nazarene J. E. Turpie R. J. Kirkland Springfield Lyal Calhoun Florence Draper Newrd David Green John Barbara Shirley Braley Allen Stanley Maine Academy Llaston Beta Society

White Violet Girl Scout Troop Meeting at Dike School

White Violet Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Ed L. Drake met at Dike school last week for new boxed lunches and prize giving. Lorraine Allen won first prize for decoration, Beverly Higgins second, and Clara Hanscom won the recognition contest. Patrol leaders elected were Allen, McBride, and Harris. Next meeting at Dike school after Jan 7. uniforms requested.

White Violet Ed L. Drake Dike Lorraine Allen Beverly Higgins Clara Hanscom Nancy McBride Jerrolyn Harris Jean Dow Carolyn Herrin Joan Brooks Gayle Fitzgerald Marilyn Hogan June Labbie Barbara McBrine Betty McPhee Nancy Pratt Anita Reeks Charlene Sinclair Janet Sharkek Carol Loescher

Roland Hill Goes to New York for Wall Street Office

Roland Hill left Tuesday morning for New York to spend time at his new Wall Street office. He expects to return home every 10 days.

Roland Hill New York Wall Street

December Weather: Warm, Snowy, and Mild Throughout

December 1946 ended with near perfect seasonal weather. The month saw nine inches of snow, eleven inches in total for the period, several sunny days, and a mix of mild and cold mornings. New Year’s Day 1947 opened mild with temperatures around eight above zero and clear roads due to good snow removal.

Cosmopolitan Club Schedules Meetings and Federation Vote

The Cosmopolitan club held its regular evening meeting at the club house and voted to join the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. The 11th District meeting is set for Lisbon Falls Community House on January 15 at 10 30 a m. Members may contact Mrs Ham by January 6. Committees for the meeting and February were announced, led by Morris Povich and David Matter among others.

Cosmopolitan Club General Federation of Women’s Clubs Lisbon Falls Ham House Deg Morris Povich John Kaler Bertha Ward Rachel Mickels David Matter Joseph . Smith Carl Staling Minnie White

Navy Club holds annual meeting and officer installations

Admiral Charles F. Hughes Ship No. 29 of the Navy club of the U S A held its annual meeting on Thursday. Past Commander Harry C. Stone installed officers with aid from Floyd H. Preble while speakers included Elmer Moore Harry Warner and Louis Annis. Commandant Sheridan Bremer was absent due to illness and will be installed January 16. A buffet luncheon followed.

Charles F. Hughes Navy Club National Headquarters Rockford, Ill Harry C. Stone Floyd H. Preble Elmer Moore Dyer-Flaherty Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Harry Warner Department of Maine Sons of Union Veterans Louis Annis Combat Engineers Lendell Greene Charles Plummer Graydon Smith Owen Burgess John M. Dauphin Sheridan Bremer

Halterman departs for studies at New York Military Academy

Harry Halterman the son of Mrs. Julia M. Halterman of Garden street leaves after holidays with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald M. Main and returns to studies at the New York Military Academy in Cornwall on Hudson New York. Mrs. Halterman accompanies him to New London Connecticut for a visit at her former home.

Harry Halterman Julia M. Halterman Garden Street Archibald M. Main New York Military Academy Cornwall-on- Hudson N. Y Halterman New London

Bath Celebrates a Century of Bobs Allen’s History

Residents recall Bobs Allen’s Bath founded a century ago as a community landmark. Some locals plan a celebratory event while others question whether to revive the memory publicly.

Bath

No School Signal Mixup Causes Fire Truck Dispatch

Superintendent Loring Diton reports a Friday miscommunication in Portland where telephone circuits prevented the no school signal from reaching drivers. An erroneous full city message led Bath to cancel all sessions, and a high school alert caused Engine 2 to respond to box 45, prompting a false fire alarm.

Loring Diton Portland Bath Central Station Recio Catenees

Junior League Ball a Usual Success in Town

More than 500 attended the New Year ball sponsored by the Junior League for the beget Swa oe hospital. Lloyd Rafnell led a 15 piece band as Mayor and Mrs Tardif opened the grand march.

Junior Hal League Tardif Duncan McKinness Douglas Dearborn Wilmer I. Voorhees Ralph O. Dale Harry Wilson G. Baer Connard Howard Bates Horace P. Herrick J. Lee Drake, Jr H. L. Day Alden Anderson Frank Givin League

Heavy duty range installed at Huse School lunch program

A heavy duty electric range with two hot plates and two quick burners is installed in the Huse School kitchen to aid in preparing noontime meals for over 350 children. Federal funds largely cover the cost. the old range will be sold to help offset expenses. Installation is by Jackson's Electrical service, purchase via Central Maine Power Co. Louis M. Silverman of Mikelsky's Inc. attends the January Furniture Market in Chicago. The National Bedding Association meets at Stevens Hotel with Mr. Silverman as a New England Furniture Club member.

Huse Central Maine Power Co Jackson's Louis M. Silverman Mikelsky’s, Inc Chicago National

Village Farm Holiday Dinner Delights Guests

A village farm hosted a holiday gathering with a carpentered gift from Mr. and Mrs. Her and a meal featuring a chicken dinner. Guests valued the wholesome event and praised the hospitality and dining, noting the finish and work on the mill’s boards.

Wit Tong Neees Peere

Perkins Announces Doris Perkins Engagement to Ralston Clinton

Doris Mae Perkins and Ralston DeWitt Clinton are engaged. Doris is the daughter of H Dorman Perkins and Mrs Perkins of Rollins Street N H formerly Bath residents. Clinton works with the State Planning and Development Commission. The wedding date is not set.

H. Dorman Perkins Rollins Street N. H Bath Doris Mae Ralston DeWitt Clinton Concord Fiyed' el Tie State Planning and Development Commission Miss Perkins Thomas F. Perkins Morse Hi Memorial Hospital Bath Iron Works Perkins Greenhouses

Retired Navy Captain McCall Returns to Bath Life

Word reached that Captain Roger McCall and Mrs. McCall, former Bath residents a decade ago, are moving back to Bath after residing at 45 Bedford Street. McCall retired from the U. S. Navy in December and previously served at Bath Iron Works, later posting in the Philippines.

Roger McCall Ss. N Bath Capt. McCall Bath Iron Works U. S. Navy Mrs. McCall Philippines Bedford Street

City Treasurer Explains Bath Parking Meters

City treasurer D. Young outlines Bath parking meters installed ten weeks ago and likely to be expanded soon. He notes costs and that proceeds will fund hospital furnishings as the facility nears readiness.

Maine D. Young Bath

Plane Forced Down on Kennebec Ice

A plane piloted by an unnamed aviator forced to land on the Kennebec River ten miles north of Bath on a Wednesday at three o clock. He was uninjured. aircraft damaged but the pilot was aided by officials from the training field and stayed with Mr and Mrs Loraine Woolwich, to whom he is related.

Ucksport Kennebec Bath Hiatt Governmenturn Young Treadwell Loraine Woolwich

Grange Elects Officers As Hazel Denham Attends Meeting

A Merry meeting day features Hazel Denham and the Grange holding its annual election with Frida as a guest of Mr and Mrs Spear Sedgley. Miss Annie Fides is noted in the event and proceedings.

Hazel Denham Frida Char Ner Spear Sedgley Annie Fides

Local man injured in road accident during return trip

The report notes a man was training with the ship Yankee States and was returning home in his car when the accident occurred, detailing the sequence of events leading to the crash.

Yankee States

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Urs Rachel Fortin Rainbow Giets David Y Bath’s Centennial Organization A. G. Page CO Front Street Bedford Groom Morse High School Bangor Theological Seminary White Violet Girl Scout THE Bob Allen Flying Red Horse and Flying Service Nover Theo Sol Armory Huse School Doris Perkins Sandra Jean Perkins Centrale Avenue Bailey’s “Arswer Tel North Street Central Church Dues Meter Co Pleasant St. Brunswick Meine Sun Frank Morgan Keenan Wynn Faye Hopalong” Cassidy Wiliam Boyd Rio Grande Lyle Talbot Julie Gibson Chick Carter Robert Lowery Teale Billy Holop
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