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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1944

Page

7

Bath man held in murder charge after Raymond shooting

Joseph Paul Gillo, 47, of Bath, is held for the Superior Court Grand Jury on a murder charge from the fatal Raymond camp shooting of Thelma Nicholas, 23, of Dover-Foxcroft. Gillo pleaded innocent. witnesses described a money dispute and a gun firing as police tied to the incident.

Portland Joseph Paul Gillo Bath Superior Court Thelma Nicholas Dover- Foxcroft Raymond Gillo Joseph E. Porter Nicholas Max L. Pinansky Llewellyn Welch Chapman Giallo Joseph F Bischoffperger Miss Nicholas Welch Civorne Pratt Gilly Micholas Pratt Fe Santa Have George Bryant Bryant Brunswick-Freeport Raymond Cottage John Morris Morris Gallo Wintil van Do Ms Repline Ait Petit Baxter

Dike PTA Holds Evening Meeting and Plans Founders Day

The Dike Parent Teacher Association met in the school teachers room with large attendance. Mrs Edmund Mocklar presided and Mrs John Atwood was named historian. The group discussed Founders Day plans and honored Morse High seniors Marguerite Rines and Betty Small for athletic roles.

Dike P. T. A Dike Edmund Mocklar John Atwood Dike Association Sanford B. Nickerson Aubrey Steen Louis A. Dole Dike School Archie Wishart Carl Langbehn Henry Arsenault William Allard Morse High The Athletic Association Marguerite Rines Betty Small Anne M. Gipson Aines Rines

Plans for reception honoring district officers at Odd Fellows

Plans outline a reception for Mrs Glennora Moore district deputy president and Mrs Ethel W Pot ter at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening Feb 8 A large turnout from the Rebekah Assembly is expected with Grand Master William B Duncan of Lewiston to attend A program follows the reception led by Mrs Georgie Pierce and refreshments will be served Also noted James Doherty returns to Bath Iron Works after two weeks illness.

Glennora Moore Georgie Pierce Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Annette B. Pinkham Jennie Farrin Elizabeth McCabe Nellie Lord Mae Ward Bernice Achorn Lena Shepard Caroline Thompson Gebdrgie Pierce Eola Atwood

Infantile Paralysis Drive Names Coordinators in Counties

The 11th annual President's birthday fundraiser for infantile paralysis is announced by the local chapter of the National Foundation. Sagadahoc county chairwoman is Mrs. James Nostall under Mary Pickford, with Bath tallying receipts by Harland A. Ladd. Mrs. James A. Gillies Jr. chairs the President's ball. Industrial and labor contributions are led by A. M. Main. fraternal and civic clubs are urged to contribute via John P. Carey Jr. Half the funds stay local, half support national programs. Directing drives include Mrs. Norman Drummond Arrowsic, Mrs. Marshall Merryman Bowdoin, Mrs. Ralph McEwin Bowdoinham, Rev. J. A. Byers Georgetown, Miss Frances Robie Phippsburg, Mrs. Edwin Pratt Richmond, Mrs. Robert Miller Topsham, Mrs. Loring Small West Bath, Mrs. Leverett Welch Woolwich.

National Foundation For James Nostall Sagadahoc Mary Pickford Harland A. Ladd Bath James A. Gillies, Jr A. M. Main B.I.W. Corp John P. Carey, Jr National Foundation Norman Drummond Arrowsic Marshall Merryman Bowdoin Ralph McEwin Bowdoinham J. A. Byers Georgetown Frances Robie Phippsburg Edwin Pratt Richmond Robert Miller Topsham Loring Small West Bath Leverett Welch Woolwich

Theta Chapter Meeting Highlights Dance Theme and Plans

Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Mary Carrolls home 1086 High Street with guest speaker Mrs Theodore Earl discussing Modern Dance. The group planned a Valentine tea Feb 13 at the Stone House and appointed committees for hospital needs Crippled Children drive and by laws.

Stone House Arthur Sewall John A. Greene, Jr Katherine Legard Nathan W. Watson Brewster Sedgwick Eliason Linwood W. Haynes Eleanor Danforth

PILING UP SCORES IN LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE

Beginners and amateurs pile up scores at Park Bowling Alleys. Johnny St Martin of the Undefeated Times Owls rolled 496 across four strings: 122 114 143 117. William Turner, a newcomer, added 747 across seven strings: 101 91 114 117 116 98 110.

Johnny St. Martin Times Owls Maples William Turner

Surprise Shower for Mrs. Burt S. Osgood at Middle Street

Mrs. Leonard Wetherbee and Mrs. Richard Haskell hosted a surprise shower for Mrs. Burt S. Osgood at her Middle Street home. Guests arrived in groups and gifts were presented. refreshments followed with helpers and servers named among the attendees.

Leonard Wetherbee Richard Haskell Burt S. Osgood Middle Street Hiram T. Stevens Russell Kenney Lucile Johnson Newcastle C. Roland Trott Catharine Legard Jane Stevens Ernestine Pinkham Barbara Kenney Patricia Sewall Albert Coombs Brewster Sedgwick George van Wynen Francis Bertrand John Greene Nathan Watson William Lee Alfred Parks, Jr Linwood Haynes Lawrence Katz Harmon Eliason John Conley, Jr Val Ringer Theodore A. Earl, Jr Howard C. Bates Herbert Wing Blair Bailey Frank Gallagher Virginia Jewett Helen Hayes Eleanor Danforth Irene Daley Mary Carroll Barbara Ross Lois Swett Roberta Hathorne Madge Stacy Vanona MacDonald

Public Card Party By D.A.R. Held At Central Church

Col. Dummer Sewall chapter of the D A R hosted a public card party at Central church parish house last Wednesday. Eighteen tables played contract and auction with prizes awarded to Mrs. Archie Wishart and Mrs. Elbridge R. Wright in contract and Mrs. W. H. McPhee in auction. Consolations went to Mrs. Daniel Matter and Mrs. Howard Rice. Sandwiches brownies and coffee followed, served by the activities committee led by Mrs. Charles Soule. Table committee chaired by Mrs. Leonard Lord assisted by Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy and Mrs. Harry Deering.

Col. Dummer Sewall Central Church Parish House Archie Wishart Elbridge R. Wright Daniel Matter W. H. McPhee Howard Rice Charles Soule James T. Bonney Horace P. Morse Allan Irish Percy Bailey Harry Carroll Leonard Lord Carl Y. Kennedy Harry Deering

Postmaster Hartnett Suffers Broken Leg

Postmaster Edward N. Hartnett of 473 Washington Street is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital after sustaining a break near the right ankle while returning from the Post Office. X rays Monday confirmed the fracture and a cast was applied Tuesday. expected hospitalization is at least two weeks.

Edward N. Hartnett Washington Street Memorial Hospital Sater Post Office Mr. Hartnett

Servicemen's Wives Club Holds Bath Meeting

Fourteen wives attended the Servicemen's Wives club gathering at the Cosmopolitan club house in Bath on Thursday. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph N. Fask, Mrs. B. A. Swenson, and Mrs. William A. Clark. Miss Esther Jakesy spoke on thoughts with wings. Members planned two service projects including U S O hostess activities and mounting music slides for community song fests. Executive and Constitution committees met at Mrs. Clark's home. New members Mrs. Earl Maines and Mrs. John R. Kimble were welcomed. A candlelit buffet accompanied song and piano by Maurice Hutchins.

Servicemen's Wives Club of Bath Cosmopolitan Club Ralph N. Fasick B. A. Swenson William A. Clark Esther Jakesy Wives Club U. S. O.’s Girls Service Organization U. S. Coast Guard John R. Kimble U. S. Navy Maurice Hutchins

Pythian Sisters Meet On Wednesday In Lowell Temple

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters gathered Wednesday for a social afternoon and six oclock baked bean supper. Reports by officers were read and approved. The audit committee praised the temple for a successful year and a February 9 officer installation was announced.

Lowell Temple Pythian Rose Jean Viola Melzard Emily Williams Temple Alice Bowie Lowell Temple Brunswick Ofcers Fort George Lodge Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Alvah Young Temple Gertrude Stewart

Morse High Announces D A R Trip Candidates

Lina Marie Purdue Glen da Howard and Marguerite Rines were chosen by Morse High seniors as candidates to represent the school in the D A R annual contest for a trip to Washington D C. About ten names were submitted and these three had the top votes. Their names go to the faculty, which will select Morse's single candidate based on dependability leadership service and patriotism. Mrs George Murphy of 1033 Middle Street and Sebasco Estate is a patient at the Memorial Hospital.

Lina Marie Purdue Glenda Howard Marguerite Rines Morse High School Washington, D. C Morse George Murphy Middle Street Sebasco Estate The Memorial Hospital

Bowdoinham Bride Weds U S Merchant Seaman in Bowdoinham

Miss Mary Flanders Browne wed Warren Emmons Morgan a U S Merchant Marine son of Mr and Mrs Carl Morgan at Browne's Point Bowdoinham in a four o'clock ceremony Rev Paul West officiated with the groom's mother playing the music Following a wedding trip to Springfield and New York the bride will resume nursing duties in surgery Morgan will return to radio school at Gallups Island Mass The couple are connected to local families and schools with the groom having Maritime service and the bride a Coombs High School graduate.

Mary Flanders Browne Warren Emmons Morgan S 1c U. S. Merchant Marine Carl Martin Morgan Rudman Road Portland Erle L. Browne Browne's Point Bowdoinham Paul West First Baptist Church Linwood B. Rideout Bowdeinham U. S. Navy Lawrence Phillips South Portland Helen and Carlene Morgan Jean Morgan Medfield Mass

Ruth Meister Visits Sister in Portland

Miss Ruth Meister of Washington Street spent a recent night as a guest of her sister Mrs. Maurice Roderick in Portland.

Ruth Meister Washington Street Maurice Roderick Portland

Genesta Circle Meets Tuesday Evening

Sewing Circle of Genesta chapter O ES met Tuesday evening with Mrs Harold Tobey on Willow street. Mrs Evelyn Morse presided as secretary was absent and Mrs Kathryn Smith was substituted. They planned a card party the week of February 14 with Doris Pride and Marion Colby in charge. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Viola Osgood assisting. Next meeting will be with Mrs Margaret Danforth and daughter Eleanor on High Street February 9.

Richard Haskell Leonard F. Wetherbee John M. Conley, Jr Albert Coombs Linwood Haynes William Turpie Helen Hayes Mary Carroll Burt Osgood Nathan W. Watson Eleanor Danforth John M. Conley Sewing Circle of Genesta Harold Tobey Willow Street Evelyn Morse Kathryn Smith Viola Osgood Doris Pride Marion Colby Margaret Danforth Eleanor High Street Elanor Danforth Avadnah Drake Edith Rich Alice Lancaster Marguerite Cutting Hazel Trask Roberta Farrell Martha Bertrand

Bath Rifle Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Bath Rifle and Pistol Association elected officers for the year at its Jan 19 meeting on Washington Street. Offices include President Harry E Cooke Jr and Secretary Almon L Goss. The club, with nearly 60 members, meets Tuesdays for practice and social hour. a pre induction training course graduates four on Thursday.

Bath Rifle and Pistol Association Washington Street Harry E. Cooke, Jr Millard A. Crocker Jesse W. Homan Almon L. Goss H. Kenneth Smith George van Wynen C. Lloyd Hooker Vinal H. King Henry A. Jaquith George van

Bond promotion invites patrons to premiere

A civic bond drive offers a bond with each ticket to the premiere showing of Madame Curie on February 10, inviting residents to participate and enjoy the event.

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