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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1952

Page

3

Birds Return to Nest and Tempest Dims a Bay Town

Warblers and bats feature in a Bay area piece as robins and tree swallows nest for a second time amid an unsettled autumn. A Thursday storm brought thunder and wind with a long rainbow, power out from 7 15 p m to 11 p m. Local residents, including Leroy and Geneva Carter, Ernest Rouis family, and others, visit kin and cottages across town. several addresses and names appear in passing as summer guests travel to and from the island and shores.

Miopiae Leroy Carter Eland Geneva Morang Ernest Rouis Burton F Victor Squires Enaud Dunton Daugh Stanton C. Dozois Salaation Army

Dromore Grange Meeting Features Youth Program and Birthday

Dromore Grange hosted 40 members with a Youth program led by Mrs Alma Holbrook and remarks by Rev L Stevens and Mrs Evelyn Beals. Francena Williams celebrated her 12th birthday after a piano solo and a recitation Independence Bell. Members enjoyed home made treats at the adjournment.

He L Stevens Evelyn Ale Campbell Alma Holbrook Wad Lewis Francena Williams Stanley Williams Holbrook Jackie Henderson Madelyn Holbrook Clifton Holbrook Beverly ‘Hughes Winfield Lew Bath Times Oe Henderson Macy Whitehead Henterson Winfield Ty Joseph W. Larrabee Santtate Emma Larrabee Bernard Henderson Albert Henderson Lillian Henderson Bodwell Grange Ray Cam Evelyn Beals Florence Rollins Lacy Cutting

Engagement Announcement for Sherwood McPhee Baker

Mr and Mrs Howard S McPhee of 43 Dummer Street announce the engagement of their daughter Sherwood to Robert E Bak Miss McPhee a Morse High School graduate class of 48 and a Massa chusetts Memorial Hospital of Nursing graduate in 1951 is employed at Bath Hospital Baker son of Mr Frank H Baker of East Sotanet NY is a Port Jefferson High School graduate class of 44 attended Providence College and Webb Institute and works at Hyde Windlass Co An August wedding is planned.

Howard S. McPhee Dummer Street A Sherwood Robert E. Bak McPhee Morse High School Massashimi Memorial Hospital of Nursing Bathere Hospital Baker Frank H. Baker East Sotanet N. Y Port Jefferson High School Providence College Webb Institute The Hyde Windlass Co

Beacon Street Church Sunday School Picnic at Reid State Park

Beacon Street church held its Vacation Bible School and Sunday school picnic at Reid State Park on June 27. The event drew 140 youngsters and 31 adults, the largest church picnic to date, with activities including swimming, hiking, games, and lunches. A group traveled by two chartered buses.

Beacon Street Reid State Park Manure

Mrs. Sonia Visits Chester A. Nes Family for Month

Mrs John W Sonia Jr arrived from Roc IN by plane Sunday to pass a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Chester A Nes of 2 Granite Street.

John W. Sonia, Jr Roc Chester Anes Granite Street

Parker Head Church Plans Summer Activities and Notices

Community notices describe Parker Head Baptist church plans a Wednesday service at 7 30 and a summer Bible school at Parker Head for two weeks. A South Baptist Seminary missionary will speak during July. Pre school clinic details at Phippsburg Center with Earl Hamel in charge and Mrs Russell Turner assisting. Personal items list numerous visits, travel, and family updates from Parker Head residents including Mabel Wade Dorothy Cushing and others with multiple trips to Bath Ellsworth Lewiston and Popham Beach.

Bebe Cho Wolsey Ci Foe Y Lowella Small Point Southa Baptist Seminary Parker Head Baptist Church Earle Earl Phippsburg Center S. Earl

Summer visitors fill Bath area cottages weekly

The page details numerous Bath and Popham Beach families and guests visiting from Lewiston Portland Worcester and New York over the weekend and foresees Fourth of July crowds. It notes Lane Road cottages at Kinmouth Atkins Bay Spinney's house and various hosts while citing roads and seasonal travel.

Mary Ray Bath Myra Scott Carl’ Newcomb Portland Walter E. Sprague Charles Song New Jersey Kinmouth Cottage Atkins Bay Herbert E. Sprague Peru Frederick Hall Lewiston Sebago Peter A. Isaacson Stone House Ledgewood Wendell White Boston Mass Harold Smith Binghampton N. Y H. F. Beerkes Akron Carrie Stone Augusta Charles Small Auburn William James Warie Ames Town Fred Carll Ida Oliver Marguerite McNulty Patricia Whitehouse Albert Vachons South Shore Phyllis Young Delia Morey B. J. Jezierski Cambridge T. Arnold New York City M. Janice Murphy Linda Swift Camden W. F. Kirk William Webb Kansas City Webb Wheeler Oakland Calif E. P. Thomas Popham Road Popham Donald L. Sawyer Swampscott Donald Rankin Deborah New York Patricia Philbrook Matinicus Sarah Wilbur Cox’s Head John Pfeffer John, Jr Winnewood Horace Morse Oak Street Morse Cottage Kenneth Leonard Cape Elizabeth Dick Sprague

Sinatra and Ava Gardner Make Emergency Landing at Mills Field

Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner, among 52 passengers, rode the Pan-American Strato-Clipper when engine trouble forced an emergency mid Pacific landing 800 miles off the Golden Gate. Coast Guard escort via B-17 brought the couple into Mills Field in San Mateo County.

Mills Field San Mateo County Calif Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner Hawaii Los Angeles mid-Pacific Golden Gate Hugh Gordon Coast Guard Cmdr Kenneth R. Goodwin San Mateo Martin F. Goodwin Cox’s Head

Visits and Calls Share News at Local Homes

Gray visited Mrs Laurence Phayer at the Thayer home on Thursday. Mrs Mallard of Bath called at Mrs Leston Harrington’s home the previous week. Visitors to Pop a oe this week include Mr and Mrs Sam Sternberg and Jamaily, Bill Lowell, Anne Gray, Carole Mank, and Mrs Wilman Hodgkins.

Gray Laurence Phayer Thayer Mallard Bath Leston Harrington Popa Oe Sam Sternberg Jamaily Bill Lowell Anne Gray Carole Mank Wilman Hodgkins

Meadowbrook Guests and Visitors Gather for Summer Season

Meadowbrook residents host and welcome many guests for summer at cottages in Brightwater Wynburg and Meadowbrook. Leans include Leah Bowie Pennsylvani a, Josephine Schain New York, Katherine Berry Worcester, and Katherine Norris Portland visiting Meadowbrook and Wynburg. Visiting notables include Rev Horace Holton Wynburg and Mr and Mrs Fred Caswell Reading.

Gardiner Rogers Old Orchard Maine American Legion Rogers Smith-Tobey Post Leah Bowie Meadowbrook Henry Senecal Kenneth Gould Scarsdale N. Y Brightwater Leah Kelley Pennsylvania Josephine Schain New York Katherine Berry Worcester Mass Todd Wynburg Katherine Norris Portland Horace Holton Harvard Brookline

Fish Packers Sought at Boothbay Harbor Freezer Plant

Fish packers and other workers are needed at Boothbay Harbor Freezer Inc. Starting Wednesday work will be days. Bus transportation is provided from the Maine State Employment Office, 174 Front Street, at seven each morning. Prospects for steady work look good. Visit Front St for referral the day before reporting.

Boothbay

Left Handedness Higher Among Mental Institution Inmates

The percentage of left handed individuals among normal people ranges from four to eight percent but is much higher among inmates of mental institutions.

Shooting Insulators Will Be Costly If Shooter Apprehended

Police and sheriff officials vow strong action after insulators are shot off high voltage lines cutting power in Sagadahoc county. A three hour outage affected Sagadahoc cities and towns while crews repaired a damaged 11 000 volt line and three insulators were found shot near Winnegance and Hyde estate. Earlier incidents in Arrowsic damaged six insulators by bullets or rocks.

Sagadahoc County Phippsburg Meadowbrook Brightwater West Point Central Maine Power Co Winnegance Hyde Estate Arrowsic

Stork Shower Held for Mrs Walter Longley at North Street

A surprise stork shower was hosted Friday evening at the home of Mrs. James Foster for Mrs. Walter Longley with co hostess Mrs. Cecil Fullerton. Guests enjoyed a bassinet centerpiece gifts and a supper of salad rolls sandwiches and cake.

Walter Longley James Foster North Street Cecil Fullerton Longley Arthur Dunton Donald Belanger William Stone Raymond Moore Joseph Tait A. G. Longley Cyrus Longley Robert Starling Malcolm Varney Fred Bolduc Morris Smart Aubrey Steen, Jr William Ketchum Adelard MacDonald Nicholas Kakos

Fenn asks ballot inspection in Bath primary

State Representative Converse Fenn petitions City Clerk Harry Ring Jr. for inspection of June 16 Bath Republican primary ballots. If errors are found a recount may follow. In 1950 Legard and Moffatt recounts followed Fenn’s high placement among four candidates.

Converse Fenn Bath Harry E. Ring, Jr Herbert T. Caverly Raney C. Legard Fenn Legard Elizabeth D. Moffatt Mrs. Moffatt John Chaney

Damage causes minor deck fire on USS John C. Johnston

A small tarp fire aboard the new destroyer USS John C. Johnston was quickly contained after a call to Bath Fire Department. Damage described as negligible. The USS McCain launch is scheduled for July 12 at 30 p.m.

John c Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Fire Department McCain

Children Enjoy Yacht Sail Trip Courtesy of Captain Lowden

Hyde Memorial Home children accompanied by attendants boarded the Viking for a Monday sail down Back River to Hell Gate and Five Islands and back. Captain George Lowden arranged the trip with Dr. Earle Perkins directing, with many youngsters and home staff aboard for the pleasant excursion.

George Lowden Viking Hyde Memorial Home Hell Gate Earle Perkins Capt. Lowden Dr. Perkins Victor Shaw Richard Dyer Augusta Carol Pinkham Otter Creek Hazel Nile Stratton Lucille Lavoie Earl Maxwell Turner Suzanne Trottier Biddeford William Sambrook, Jr Searsport Eugene Crockett Portland Nancy Edmunds Merrill Charles Barney Skowhegan Leslee Field Scarboro Ronald Richardson Waterville George Boynton Marjorie Bourget Raymond Greenleaf Mabel Cahill Eleanor Merchant Elsie Rattleff Marilyn Bourget

Club Forty-Two Ends Its Summer with Progressive Dinner

Club Forty-Two closed its summer season with a progressive dinner hosted at the homes of Mrs. Daly and Mrs. Sarkis. Past presidents and guests of honor included Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Pletts, Mrs. Mullaney, and others. Two stork showers honored Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Jones, with plans announced for a July 19 weenie roast and an August Boothbay Playhouse outing.

Club Forty-two James Daly Bath Street George Sarkis High Street Club William Kelley Robert Pletts Joseph Mullaney Leonard Smith Norman Adamiss Edith Small Robert Footer Norman Adams Edward Jones Elliot Hanson David Clark Kenneth Jaquith Frank Kenyon William Greene Reginald Riley Robert Hamblett Lawrence Wyman John Sturtevant Charlene Avery Milton Footer Frances Grainger Arthur Sturtevant Everett Cooke Harry Allen Norman Seekins Paul Hart

Convenient convention program offered for free distribution

Harold P. Small auto and radio dealer at 737 Washington Street will provide free convention programs for Republicans and Democrats. The book includes tally sheets maps and facts about past presidents plus a chance to win an all expense paid trip to the presidential inauguration and $5 000 in prizes by predicting November votes. It is designed for radio and television use so listeners can track Chicago convention days.

Harold P. Small Washington Street Chicago

Farewell Party for Mrs Hogan at 1217 High Street

Friends and neighbors held a farewell party for Mrs. WM Hogan at Mrs. Arthur Bourque's home 1217 High Street. She received a gift and appreciation for her PTA work at Dike school. Attendees included Mrs Berenson Cyr Langbehn Kondos Woods Sharkey Boardman and Hogan. The Antarctic continent has the highest average elevation among continents.

Gan Arthur Bourque High Street Hogan Dike School Ar Berenson Reginald Cyr Carl Langbehn Louis Kondos Stanley Woods James Sharkey Linwood Boardman

Wedding of Riva Greenblatt and Morton Berman at Old Orchard

Miss Riva Civia Greenblatt wed Morton Wolff Berman in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony at Beth Israel Synagogue Old Orchard. Rabbi Morris Be officiated and a Lafayette hotel reception followed. The couple, from Eastport and Bath areas, plan a Canada tour and future residence at 72 Boynton Street Eastport.

Riva Civia Greenblatt Mon K. Greenblatt Wington Street Morton Wolff Berman Samuel D. Berman Eastport Mr. Berman Beth Israel Synagogue Old Beach Morris Be Portland Lafayette Hotel Old Orchard Sidney Lerman Adam. Greenblatt Anne Riva Singer Esther Ruth Brooklyn N. Y Iscar W. Greenblatt Owen Lee Greenblatt Bath Harold Silverman Calais Abraham E. Greenblatt Nathan Cohen Salmon K. Greenblatt Ada Y. Greenblatt Owen L. Greenblatt Harold Suverman Boynton Street Berman Morse High School Gorham State Teachers College University of Maine Phi Kappa Phi Kappa Delta Pi St. Croix High School Woodland New York University School of Commerce Shead Memorial High School Hebron Academy Hebron U. S. Army Pacific S. D. Berman Co

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Eleanor ‘Mavis Eugene Utterfield Upper Washing Street Harold Robins Andrew Butterfield Charles Jingen Ed Butterfield Jane i Frank Y Island Salter’s Island Howard Garredale Ralph L Bud Sore Aries Hagan Bappie Maine Maritime Acade Ernestnnedy Jefferson Masons Clyde Sttaker Joe Grace Alfred Perow Perow Co Ie W Butterfield Edward Butterfield Eleanor Coombs Bale Walter Hill Palo Alto Paul Loughan Portland Cement Association Providence Epeers Dromore Grange Parker Mabel Wade Walter Cushing Dorothy Cushing Sebasco Estates Lewis Lowell Harpswell Cottage Peter Paul S. Charles Blaisdell Lester Oliver Alston Oliver Earl F. Lowell Memorial Hospital Bernard Wyman Clarence Skolfield Bangor Lorraine Ellsworth Thomas Skolfield Arthur Bergeron Wilma Hodgkins Billy Hodgkins Roy Fouberg Parker Head Bereron Popham Beach Miss Lowell Marilyn Sternberg Medford Carole Marilyn Albert Epstein H. A. Bassett Charles Blaisdell Earl Lowell Sebasco Freezer Sally Lowell Leslie Darling Eugene Ross James Martha Yarmouth North Yarmouth Freeport Clarence Blaisdell Sandra Mank Jon Beals Pomona Grange Merriconeag Grange Harpswell C. A. Stevens Rollins Hockomock Council Ethel McElroy W. H. Wyman Belde Frank McEachern Kenneth Wyman Mere Point W. T. Wyman William Cash Oliver Morrisette Judy Moore Merle Gilliam Albert Gray Visi Dix Island Telly Anne, All and Jane Lucas Tree Co Johansen Fort Popham Ralph Seekins Robert Jewell Roberta Frank Wyman Laurence Thayer Stephen Witer Sweeney Brunswick Ethel Moore Stanley Doughty Richard Dozois Edward P. Thomas Frederick Edward J Nancy Thomas Fremont Street Katherine Johnson Percy Pine Street Sawyer Allen Cottage Cox Want Fish Packers Ing WM. Hogan Antarctic Continents RMAN Greenbla Merton W. Berman
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