Bath social notes recount weddings travel and community events
Bath residents host a miscellaneous shower for Mildred Cutting Sares in honor of her marriage. Major William R. Kimball shows signs of improvement at his High street home. Military families return from Boston and trips abroad with updates on ships and assignments. Various visits, returns from leave, and local engagements fill pages with names and places across Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald D. Call
Oliver Street
John W. Merrill
Mildred Cutting
Amerise Bourque
Priscilla Trott
June Varney
Eleanor Bertrand
Annette Cutting
Francis Bertrand
Roy Billings
Merle Chaney
Nelson Lowery
Leo Cormier
Michael Reardon
Samuel Lancaster
Carl Hayden
Lindell Chadbourne
Ellen Merrill
George Merrill
Morton Woolbrook
Robert Stone
Arthur Perrault
Harold Cutting
George Bertrand
Arthur Young
Blair Bailey
Mary Leonard
Edith Smail
Ezra Gorman
Catherine Leonard
William R. Kimball
High Street
Miller Returns North to Rejoin Family in Florida
Justus H. Miller of Granite Street recently traveled north on a brief business trip and begins his return to St. Petersburg, Florida, to rejoin his family for the remainder of the winter while Barbara, 12, a fifth grade pupil at Huse Memorial School, remains under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Granite Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Barbara
Huse Memorial School
Local Service Man Visits Palmer Home in Rhode Island
Louis F. Goodevon stationed at Quonset Point Rhode Island was a weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Palmer on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Goodevon
Quonset Point, RI
Raymond Palmer
Middle Street
Annual Meeting of Bath Y M C A
A. M. Main was re elected president at the Bath Y M C A annual meeting held Monday evening. Officers re elected included Frank B Nichols Charles H Cahill Edward Sewall Roger D Skillings and Edward Sewall. Directors serving three year terms were Morin Newell Nichols Sewall Skillings Williams. Committees and reports shown a nearly full dormitory occupancy and all year bills paid with a small treasury balance. A memorial swimming pool campaign study group was formed with Williams Wright Small to report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Main
Frank B. Nichols
Charles H. Cahill
Edward Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
Harry F. Morin
William S. Newell
Arthur Sewall
Daniel Willams
Trust Fund
Frank B
Nichols
Allan Spear
Henry C. Wright
Edwin R. Andrews
Treasury
Sidney L. Eaton
Edward W. Bridgham
Daniel Williams
Donald N. Small
Henry Wright
Carrol
Watson
William C. Perkins
South End Victory Club Sets Monthly Meetings
South End Victory Club met Monday with Patty and Carol Ames daughters of Mr and Mrs Orris Ames on Cherry street. Members voted to hold meetings the first Thursday each month during winter and to donate 3 for the Infantile Paralysis drive. They collected paper for a school drive with proceeds split between Mitchell and Weeks Street schools. They omitted Saturday matinees this week and planned a fat collection the following Saturday. A Valentine social at Beverly and Donald Coombs home was planned for February. Those present included Beverly Coombs Sylvia Palmer Alice Deehan Mary Stewart Donald Coombs Victor Lonn Carl Cornish Ralph Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Beverly
Donald Coombs
LeForrest Coombs
Cherry Street
Commendation for CPL Clayton Bailey and Bailey family
CPL Clayton Bailey earns commendation recalling travels through large cities and foreign customs. He notes warm days and cool nights, straw barracks, and a cow that chewed his shelter corner. Bailey enlisted 1942 and deployed 1944 aboard USS Criscoe in the Southwest Pacific. Clarence Bailey serves aboard the same theater ship after Bath Iron Works work. Seaman Bailey, married to Eleanor Sproul of Boothbay Harbor, has a daughter Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Bailey
San Pedro
Calif
Eleanor Sproul
Boothbay Harbor
Linda
Mrs. Elmer Dinsmore Hospitalized in Portland Maine
Mrs. Elmer Dinsmore of Cate street is a patient at Maine General hospital in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. McLellan
Woolwich
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Elmer Dinsmore
Cate Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Price Panel to Aid Public and Merchants in War Ration Plan
Ralph E. Nowell announces the War Price and Rationing Board Price Panel is ready to function. The panel helps the public determine fair prices and assists dealers in setting lawful charges, with Broad Street office hours and ongoing expansion to handle rising inquiries. Members listed include Nowell, Stetson, Madden Jr, Small, Povich, and Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Nowell
War Price and Rationing Board
Broad Street
Nowell
Mr. Nowell
Ralph G. Stetson
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Harold P. Small
Morris S. Povich
Mark Hennessy
Cabaret Revue Adds Attractions For Moore High Benefit
The 1945 Cabaret Revue sponsored by North Center PTA at Morse High gym Saturday night adds Barter Hagan acrobats and Patterson McCloskey comedy duo. Hostesses are Mrs. Julia Main Halterman and Mrs. Loyall Sewall. Helen Hayes and Mrs. Granville Colby head the committee. Proceeds fund visual aid machines for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center P. T. A
Morse High
Barter & Hagan
Patterson, McCloskey
Julia Main Halterman
Loyall Sewall
Helen Hayes
Granville Colby
Association
Oak Street Parish House
Loring Addison
Cabaret Revue Planned by North-Center PTA for Jan 20
Plans for the 1945 Cabaret Revue, sponsored by North-Center PTA, were approved at the association executive meeting. Proceeds will aid North Primary, North Grammar, Central Grammar, and Center Street schools to buy visual aid machines. Cliff Leeman’s orchestra will play at Morse High gym with a program directed by Mrs. Carl French. Guests include Bath’s top lance team member Doreen Willis and harmonizers Miss Helen Bryant and Miss Arline Webster. A refreshment committee and check room staff were announced. A PTA meeting on Jan 16 will feature Laurence Addison as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
North Primary
North Grammar
Central Grammar
Center Street
Cliff Leeman
Morse High
Carl French
Fernch
Hazel White
Joan Osborne
Doreen Willis
Bath
Helen Bryant
Arline Webster
Bath Iron Works
David Cogan
Percy Marks
Ralph O. Burden
Virginia Murrell
W. Scott Davis
Norman Howard
Gerald Murray
Marius Page
John A. Parker
Daniel Matter
Frank Sanders
North Center P.T.A
Laurence Addison
Eighty Eight Girls Sign Up for Morse High Basketball Teams
Morse High trends show eighty eight girls enrolled, forming eight teams with eleven players each. Team captains include Mary Sarkis for Bulldogs Muriel Pouliot for Foxes and Car penter and Pratt for Wildcats. Early games occurred January fifth and ninth with plans for regular Tuesday Friday matches and team banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bulldogs
Mary Sarkis
Foxes
Muriel Pouliot
Wildcats
Carpenter
Pratt
Tigers
Dorothy DeLong
Terriers
Libby Trott
Bobcats
Agne
MacDonald
Wolves
J. McMann
B. Preney
Bears
Hazel Estabrooks
Hyde Windlass
Cubs and Scouts plan big rally at Morse High Gym
Bath Cubs and Boy Scouts schedule a rally in Morse High School gym on February 14 with Edwin R. Andrews as director. The Bath District will appoint committee chairmen at a Bath Round Table meeting. Scout leaders discussed Patrol System and potential Leaders' training, and poster distribution for the U.S. Maritime Service recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
Cecil Fullerton
Pine Tree Council
Boy Scouts
Cumberland Club
Portland
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Fullerton
Auccocisco
Bath
Harmon Smith
Morse High School Gymnasium
Archie Wishart
Arthur Berry
Harmon W. Smith
Ernest Purdy
Troop 53
U.S. Maritime Service
Scout Berry
Bugler
William Hinds
Panther Pond
Boycon
Potatoes Bake Evenly for Light Fluffy Texture
Use potatoes of similar size and medium oven for even cooking. Test doneness by pressing skin without breaking it. Open to vent steam for light, mealy flesh. Crisscross serving side then pinch to release interior and season with butter or fat.
Place Names Reveal Salt Rich Ocna Mines Across Transylvania
The map highlights place names containing ocna meaning salt mine in Transylvania. These sites indicate abundant salt deposits, near pure sodium chloride, capable of meeting Europe’s needs and partially supplying Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transylvania
Ocna
Europe
Africa
Bates College Five Beats Bath Iron Works Five in Lewiston
Bates College basketball team defeated a Bath Iron Works composite five 68 to 37 in Lewiston. Bates reserve players supported star Barnhart, who scored 28 against Dow Field last week, while BIW’s Gaudet limited him to four field goals and Earnhardt added 13 points from free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Bath Iron Works
Lewiston
Bath Pied Pipers
Bates Jayvees
Bates
Barnhart
New England
Iron Workers
Collegians
Phil Oliver
John Gaudet
Dow Field
Gaudet
Earnhardt
Parks
Phillips
Paul Mitchell
Waterville Panthers
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Donald Knight
Harlan Lewis
Boston
South Station
Granville Wallace
West Point
Rose Cormier
Cape Elizabeth
Frank Kenyon
Frank McLaughlin
Winchester
N. H
James McLaughlin
Willow Street
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Nicky
David
Phoenix
Arizona
Hodge
Alexandria
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Daniel T. Dougherty
North Street
Nellie Page
Academy Street
Donald Page
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
John Burgon
Charles Randall
Malden
Mass
Harold J. Rubin
Sherwood Aldrich
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Amos Flint
USNR
Brunswick
George Wetherbee
Braintree
Charles P. Wetherbee
Theodore Watson
York Street
Richard Watson
USAAF
England
Albert Freeman
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John B. Downey
Central Maine Power Co
Wiscasset
Middlebury
Augusta
Park Street
Lillian Dunham
Walter S. Glidden
Harry N. Dow
Claresholm
Alberta
Canada
Dow
Earl Dow
Sagadahoc Ferry
Maine
Bridgeport
Conmm
John H. Dow
John Blue
Martha McCarty
Dahlgren
Harry E. Litchfield
Bath Street
Harold F. McCarty
USN
McCarty
U. S. N. Proving Grounds
Blue
Emma Dunton
Court Street
Archie Seekins
Judith
Bedford Street
Kermit Smith
South Portland
Lewis Smalley
David N. Heald
Sewine
Bailey Evening School
Hame
Pratt-Dunton
Curtiss Street
Nelson Seavey
Pittsburgh
Ohio
U.S. Navy
James B. Perkins
Maine Bar Association
Horace A. Hildreth
Paul Lemont
Newport R. L
West Bath
James B. Lemont
Pauline Perreault
Peter
Brockton, Mass
Mary J. Scales
Elm Street
Morris Young and Son
John A. Morse, Jr
Winnegance
Farm Bureau
R. Clinton McFadden
Waterville
Georgiana Thibodeau
Herman Myer
Maurice M. Ziblatt
Mntreal
Estelle Ziblatt
The
Chamberlain Schooul
Pierce
West Necurin
Melrose
Wes
Sputh
Olga Fulks
Rads. Usn
R. I
Edward Rubesay
South
Gertrud
Dale
Loui A. Dow
Munday Nera Ws
Wellesley College
Tae Ho
Dole
Ralph Morrison
Roberi
Auburn
Pass Ng Tae Winer
Morrison
Harry Ring
Robert i
Attonday Morse High
Warun P. Small
Gardiner Deering
Frederick H. Vose
Linwood Boardman
Floral Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Cpl
Lawrence
Larry” Boardman
Air Transport Command
Morse High School
Chester Rines
Carroll Davis
Arthur
Catherine T. O'Hara
Horace Lovell
Union Street
Asenith Haggett
Maxwell Street
Philadelphia
Lawrence MacDonald
Lucy Haggett
Carolyn Jean
Memorial Hospital
Walter R. Holmes
Bangor
Leon Lure
Denny Road
Alan S. Wilkie
Lambert Park
William L. Skelton
Bath Trust Co
Charles E. Hewitt
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Clyde Richardson
Sidney E. Dee
Jean
Fred O. Hayward
North Bath
Phil's Market
Washington and
Drummond Streets
Paul K. Niven
New York City
National Zeta Psi Fraternity
George A. Carter
Rockland
Washburn Street
Louis A. Dole
Maine Minters
Maine Council of Religious Education
Mary Ellicott
Snow Park
Kathryn Ellicott
Chester W. Newell
Beacon Street
Chester W. Newell, Jr
Sampson
N. Y
Leah E. Strout
Harry C. Webber
Phippsburg
Los Angeles
Blanche J. Bunker
Annual Meeting OF
Bath Y.M.C.A
South End Victory Club
Beverly Coombs
Sylvia Palmer
Alice Deehan
Mary Stewart
Victor Lonn
Carl Cornish
Ralph Palmer
Clayton Bailey
Irma McLeod
Grand Lake Stream
Roy Akeley
Grove Street
Pfc
Gordon Kirkpatrick
Aberdeen, Proving Grounds
Maryland
Philip Ward
Central Avenue
Hyde Park Terrace
Belgium
U.S
Shanks
Orangeburg
Bulge
North- Center P.T.A
Morse High Gym
Mr. Wishart
Raymond Clinch
Round Table
Armory
Stanley Hunter