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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1942

Page

6

Winter Street Lions Hear On India Bond Mission

Andrew J. Danielson spoke of four and a half years in India loaned to the British government to establish health and physical education systems in Central Provinces and Berar. He described civil disobedience, Gandhi, Tagore, Nehru, and daily life, followed by an extended Q&A session.

Winter Street Andrew J. Danielson India National Council of the Y. M.C. A Central Provinces Berar Justus H. Miller Otis N. E. Card Manuel Bowers William H. White U.S Defense Carl E. Albee David S. Henderson Ernest Freeman Melvin A. Huggett Helge Raisgard Africa Raisuard Danielso Fred J Higgins Mr. Danielson Lonaned CSO Bath Danielson Ghandi Sir Rabindranath Tagore Jawaharlal Nehru

Navy officer Ardenne Stott returns home from Bath

Commander Ardenne A. Stott M C V G USNR stationed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard returned Sunday evening after a weekend visit at his home 37 Park Street. He was accompanied to Bath by Mrs Stott who had spent the week with him at his Rockingham apartment.

Ardenne A. Stott U.S.N.R Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Park Street Bath

South End PTA Votes for Soldiers Mittens Drive

The South End PTA, led by Mrs Fo Artiey Berry, voted a fund toward knitting mittens for soldiers at a Red Cross sewing meeting held Tuesday last week in the association rooms at 488 Washington Street. Mrs Carroll A Dowling spoke on soldiers at Popham, and the group planned to keep flags flying at three local schools while organizing further aid. Members brought lunches. next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon January 20.

Sim Bates Mittens Fo Artiey Berry Red Cross Washington Street Popham Carroll South Street Mitchell Weeks Street

Mrs Hubbard to Join Husband for Visit at New York Navy Base

Mrs Harrison W Hubbard will join her husband for several days visit while he is stationed at the New York Naval base. Mr and Mrs Edavin Whitter and daughters Nora Joan and Wendy Sue have returned to Eliot after visiting relatives in Bath and Wiscasset.

Harrison W Hubbard New York Naval Base Mr. and Mire Edavin Whitter Nora, Joan Wendy Sue Eliot Bath and Wiscasset

Women of Wesley Church Elect 1942 Officers

Women's Society of Christian Service at Wesley M E Church held its annual meeting with Mrs A M Butterfield reelected president. Officers for 1942 named including Mrs King secretary and Mrs Frederickson as secretary of local church activities. Delegates Gustave Frederickson and Wendell Williams to Maine Conference in Bangor Jan 14 15. Miss Bessie E Dickinson joined. candlelight installation led by Rev Chester B Oliver.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesley M. E. Church A. M. Butterfield Vinal H. King Gustave Frederickson Wendell Williams Maine Conference of Women's Societies of William B. Temple Stanley R. Hunter Walter E. Upham Bessie E. Dickinson Frederickson Cornish Dickinson

South End Contract Club Seeks Sewing For Red Cross

South End Contract club met Thursday with three tables of contract. Mrs Elbridge R Wright won first, Mrs Alfred Carpenter second, and Mrs James T Bonney third. The club voted to suspend cards and sew for the Red Cross each Thursday at Mrs Edward V Coombs home until further notice. Mrs John Hunt suffered a fall injuring her arm. she was sent to Bath Memorial Hospital for X rays. Attendees included Mrs Bonney Morse Dunbar Crowley Carpenter Sprague Hunt Elizabeth Deering Coombs Mitchell Wright and others.

South End Edward V. Coombs High Street John Hunt Lower Middle Street Deering Weeks Middle Street E. Motley Fuller Hunt Bath Memorial Hospital James T. Bonney Horace P. Morse Pearl Dunbar William Crowley Alfred Carpenter Guy Sprague Elizabeth Deering Clara Coombs Leland Mitchell

Thayer announces engagement of Pauline Thayer to Roidmond Young

Mrs Catherine N Thayer of Brunswick avenue Gardiner announces engagement of her daughter Pauline to Roidmond Young son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Young of South Belfast avenue Augusia. Young employed at Bath Tron Works. Pauline Thayer graduated Gardiner High School 1940 and works in Gardiner NE Tel office. Young graduated Cony High School 1938. No wedding date set.

Catherine N. Thayer Brunswick Avenue Gardiner Pauline Roidmond Young Ralph Young Belfast Avenue Augusia Young Bath Tron Miss Thayer Thayer Gardiner High School New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Cony High School

Dike P T A Votes Telephone Bridge for Cafeteria

Dike P T A met in the teachers room at Dike school and voted to hold a telephone bridge for cafeteria support from Monday through Friday January 16. Mrs Perleston L Pert and Mrs Hermon W Crocker will chair.

Dike P.T.A Dike School Perleston L. Pert Hermon W. Crocker A. Farley Mayo, Jr W. Percy Marks Geraldine A. Stott Stott Bath A. A. Stott

Surprise Shower For Miss Matter Before Wed Wedding

Winter Street Sunday school teachers hosted a Thursday evening surprise shower at 874 High Street for Miss E Barbara Matter of the staff as she nears marriage to John R Kimble. Gifts included an electric iron from all and personal presents. refreshments followed. Co chairs were Mrs Henry O McCabe and Mrs Cecil V Rowland with a guest list of staff and family.

Winter Street E. Barbara Matter High Street John R. Kimble Miss Matter Henry O. McCabe Cecil V. Rowland Allen M. Irish Christine C. Curtis

Morse High Delights with Student Talent Show

An assembly at Morse High School featured student acts staged Friday morning. Allen Whitney led performances with his band including Martha Day on piano and singers Patricia and Pauline Thayer. Virginia Andre played guitar solo, followed by the Freshman trio and other musical numbers.

Morse High School Charles Lermond Alexander Allen Whitney Stewart McPherson Martha Day Patricia Pauline Thayer Virginia Andre la Cucharacha Cichita Lindo

Bath defends coast as crowded defense meeting falls short

In Bath a town meeting drew fewer than 200 attendees, per the Times. The writer notes Bath’s need for defense while poking fun that a basketball game might be Bath’s favorite indoor sport.

Rockland Courier-Gazette Bath Times Maine

St Marys P T A Members Celebrate Anniversary Social

St Marys P T A met at the Hamblett home 23 Pratt Street for a business meeting a tree and the 25th wedding anniversary of the hosts. Mrs James Noftall presided and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments followed as games and pitch were played. a guest from Rockland attended. The next meeting is scheduled for January 21 at St Marys School.

St. Mary's P. T. A Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Hamblett James I. Noftall Lucien Bisson Frank T. Fortier James E. McLaughlin Nostall Wilfred F. Skaling Alphonse H. Turcotte William Allard Mary Bacher Lorenzo Collins Frank C. Dingley William Gibbs John Grainger Catherine F. Kelley James M. Royal Edmund St. Peter Sadie Sarkis Harry F. Smith Robert Stone Sarah Sansom Rockland Association St. Mary's School

St Barnabas Nurses Guild Guests at Mrs Andrews Home

Mrs J R Andrews hosted the St Barnabas Guild of Nurses at a monthly meeting on Thursday evening with many members in attendance. Miss Josephine Moore reported on Bath Memorial Hospital Christmas observance and patient newspaper subscriptions. officers for next year were elected: Ernest G Rogers president Dorothy Milliken vice president Albert H McMann secretary Stanley M Brown treasurer. Francis McPherson provided piano selections and led singing. refreshments followed.

J. R. Andrews Washington Street Guild of St. Barnabas For Charles M. Tubbs Joseph Hecht Josephine Moore Bath Memorial Hospital Arthur Sewall II Audrey Berringer Mary F. Gibbons Ernest G. Rogers Dorothy Milliken Albert H. McMann Stanley M. Brown Francis McPherson Andrews Guild

Babb-Farmer Wedding Tuesday

The wedding of Laurence Erwin Babb and Mrs Ruth Bernice Farmer occurred Tuesday of last week at 8 in the parsonage of Winter Street Congregational Church 890 Washington street with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Attendants were Mrs Gladys B Wilson and Ralph A Spinney both of Bath. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Harold E Babb of Benton Station. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel S Bennett of 823 Middle Street.

Laurence Erwin Babb Washington Street Ruth Bernice Farmer Middle Street Winter Street Congregational Church Joseph O. Purdue Gladys B. Wilson This City Ralph A. Spinney Bath Harold E. Babb Benton Station Babb Daniel S. Bennett

Guests Journey From Bath To Boston Theatrical Outing

Mrs Seth S Mullin of Washington Street visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Truss in South Portland and joined friends in Boston for a performance by Mr and Mrs North. Mrs Herbert E Mallard of Portland, another Bath ex-resident, accompanied the party.

Seth S. Mullin Washington Street Marvin Truss South Portland Boston Mrs. North Herbert E. Mallard Portland Bath

Classifieds notice on insertions and contact details

Public notice outlining rates for classified insertions flagging 25 word first item at 35 cents and 20 cents for each additional insertion. Instructions require copy by noon Wednesday and provide contact Fred B. Reed Co manager Stanley E. Wallace at 03 Front St Bath Tel 514 W for listings of farm city or share property.

Fred B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Front St. Bath

Farrar M'Guire Wedding Friday at Brunswick

Miss Alfreda McGuire daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan McGuire and Preston Farrar Jr were married Friday at St Charles church Brunswick with Father Dougherty performing. The couple hosted a reception at the groom’s home. attendees included family members from Brunswick Bath and nearby areas.

Alfreda McGuire Alan Anna McGuire Booker Street Brunswick Preston F. Farrar, Jr Preston F. Farrar High Street St. Charles Church Dougherty Edith McGuire Alan McGuire Charlotte McGuire George Winters Alvin Mitchell Erwin Moore Norman Pelley Jack Pinel Norman Lawrence Talbot Mabel Talbot Carl Tozier Joseph Melzard Chester McCabe, Jr Doris Danny Pelley Marie Mitchell Catharine Farrar Everett Sutherland Bath

Morse High Honors Miss Phyllis Bisson as Good Citizen Candidate

Miss Phyllis Bisson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucien Bisson of 648 High street has been chosen as Morse High school s candidate for the D A R pilgrimage to Washington D C Her selection follows student and faculty criteria including dependability service leadership and patriotism Her activities include Commercial club presidency athletic treasurer Morse Mentor advertising and National Honor Society member She represents Morse at Maine s state D A R meeting and could advance to the national convention

Phyllis Bisson Lucien Bisson High Street Morse High School Washington, D. C Bisson Maine Miss Bisson H. Kenneth Smith Bath J. Wallace West Waterville Department of Education Jane Lemont Morse Commercial The Athletic Association

Morse High Pupils Plan for Mohiba Mohiba

Morse High plans Mohiba festivities with a Talent Parade on April 8 9 and a ball on April 10 Nathan W Watson is faculty adviser for a second year Mrs Horace Herrick guides the Student Council as faculty adviser The executive committee includes Harold Peasley Daniel Hatch Richard Dennison Richard Watson Miss Betty Anderson Elizabeth Williams Robert Huse Miss Frances Callan Miss Mary Durant and Richard Andrews

Morse High Nathan W. Watson Horace Herrick Harold Peasley Daniel Hatch Richard Dennison Richard Watson Betty Anderson Elizabeth Williams Robert Huse Frances Callan Mary Durant Richard Andrews Mohiba Ball Daniel Hateh Helen Tabor Joseph Pennell Joseph Spear Barbara Page Hilda Staples Ruth Cogan Verona Wallace Robert Besaw Richard Banner

Electa chapter officers elected at Bowdoinham meeting

Bowdoinham Electa chapter O E S held its annual meeting Monday with good attendance. Officers elected include Lena Hackett as Worthy Matron and Charles Hackett as Worthy Patron. The Parent Teacher association met at Coombs high school with entertainment led by Mrs Irving Prindall. World Wide Guild Girls club to meet with candle light service led by Mrs A M Craige. Local personal notes mention moves for Harold Hackett to North Anson and Miss Gloria McIver awaiting a Washington post. measles illness of Mrs Milton Given. Samuel Putman III enlisting in the army at Bangor air base.

Electa Lena Hackett Charles Hackett Pearl Raymond Leland Chapman Irene Babb Nellie Cornish Margaret Gile Parent Teacher Association Coombs High School Irving Prindall John McCart Clifton Babb Wilford Jones Merry Meeting Grange John Palmer Stanley Libby Annie Getchell William Prindall Msrcd Leavitt World Wide Guild Girls’ Club The Baptist Church A. M. Craige Harold Hackett North Anson Gloria McIver Burlington William McIiver Washington, D. C Milton Given Hubert McCarthy Bath Frances Hatch Helen Richardson Melrose Mass Ann Woodman Mablehead Miss Hatch Karl Hatch Westbrook Junior College Charlotte White Nor

Best Wishes For Longtime Local Citizen Frank Jack

Franklin K. Jack, Bath area’s oldest resident, celebrated his 90th birthday at home on Upper Main street receiving callers and congratulatory cards. A former deputy at the Bath Customs House and Bowdeinham Times and Independent correspondent, he remains active visiting friends or running errands. Miss Geraldine Stott departs for Newport R I for naval duty exams after Jackson College and several hospital and welfare roles. Miss Geneva Russell RN of High street returns to Bath Memorial Hospital nursing duties after a short vacation.

Franklin K. Jack Lowdeinham Upper Main Street Mr. Jack Bath Bowdeinham The Times and Independent Geraldine Stott Park Street Newport R. I U. S. Naval Hospital Jackson College Geneva Russell R. N Upper High Street Bath Memorial Hospital

State Welfare Work Outlined for Central Church Men

Members of the Central church Men's club heard two speakers on Maine state welfare efforts. Charles S. Brown, director of Aid and Relief in the Department of Health and Welfare, described over seven and a half million dollars in state spending plus federal aid to aid the aged and needy. Joel Earnest, commissioner, discussed old age assistance, aid for dependents and crippled children, and the department's staff and operations. Earnest, a Bath native, stressed improvements since arriving from New York two years ago. The supper committee included Linwood Haynes, J. Maurice Haynes, Capt. Richard E. Quick, and N. Gratz Jackson.

Men’s Club Central Church Department of Health and Welfare Charles S. Brown Brown Joel Earnest Earnest Maine New York Sewall Department of Health Linwood Haynes J. Maurice Haynes Richard E. Quick N. Gratz Jackson

Maine Grown Orange On Display At Patten Free Library

A Maine grown orange from a Bowdoinham tree owned by Mrs. Chester Hobart is exhibited at the Patten Free Library. The tree, about ten years old, bears fruit for five years, stands three feet tall and nearly as broad, with eight oranges this year described as medium sized, very sweet and juicy, resembling a tangerine inside.

Patten Free Library Chester Hobart Bowdoinham

Card Hosts Soldiers of the 240th Coast Artillery for Dinner

Mr and Mrs Otis N Card of North street entertained a group of soldiers from the 240th Coast Artillery with a delicious noon dinner. Guests included Sgt Lizette Corp Maynard and Pvt First Class Landry.

Otis N. Card North Street 240Th Coast Artillery Sgt Lizette Corp Maynard Landry

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