More new activities for teen-agers coming
A youth council meeting plans summer programs with new activities and tee n age club signups. James Bonney announced membership ecards for 50 cents usable in all Tuesday evening programs and other summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse School
James Bonney
Youth Recreational Council
Kimball Field
Bonfire
Everett Parker
USO
George Carmichael
Harold Armes
Woodbury Bailey
Jean Anderson
Jacqueline McMann
Alvin Gediman
Joseph Hart
Ann Wilson
Personal Notes From City Social Roundup
Mrs Charlotte Wyman resumes duties at Edna Mae Shoppe after three week illness absence. Mrs Hubert Haley and son from Rhode Island visit Mr and Mrs Dalton Hailey on Upper Washington Street. Mrs Mildred Dean returns to Green Ville Junction after a West stay with Mrs Eleaner MacDonald. Mrs Jupcen Caton and son Joseph from Brooklyn arrive for annual visit with Mrs Caton’s sister Mrs Melvin Forrs on Park Street. David Brownes, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brownes, resides on Upper Washington Street and Reser Jr visits Dr Jonson’s camp at Crescent Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wyman
Edward Street
Edna Mae
Hubert Haley
Rhode Island
Haley
Dalton Hailey
Upper Washington Street
Mildred Dean
Green- Ville Junction
Billi
Eleaner MacDonald
Dummer Street
Jucepn Caton and Son
Joseph
HAINING WOODMAN WEDDING HELD AT ST MARY S CHURCH
Eleanor Woodman of 1037 Middle Street married Philip A Haining USNR in a Saturday 8 a m ceremony at St Mary s church officiated by Rev Father John A Cummings. Bride wore white with white accessories and gardenia corsage. maid of honor Elizabeth Dunton. best man Dr Edward Fitzgerald. Couple to Massachusetts for a brief wedding trip. She accompanies him to Rhode Island for Camp Endicott in Davisville on July 18 before his six month posting.
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Eleanor [. Woodman
Burton Oliver
Mabel Woodman Oliver
Lois A. Woodman
Horace B Woodman
Middle Street
Philip A Haining
USNR
Roland Haining
East Brunswick
St. Mary’s Church
John A. Cummings
Morse High School
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps Department
Arlington
Vroom
Brunswick
Navy
Bath Folks Enjoy Quiet Fourth of July
The Fourth and the night before were among Bath's quietest in history with scattered fire crackers and pistols heard. Bath Iron Works kept destroyer construction on track while other industries and most business districts closed. Police were on duty but celebrations remained calm with only a few disturbances and three false alarms reported.
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Bath Iron Works
Contol
Free Movie Day at Bata Opera House Promises War Band
Cpl Robert J Perry, Army Air Corps, home two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Daniel J Perry after service in 1942. Perry worked in Bath Tron Works timekeeping before basic training at Keesler Field Biloxi Lowry Field Denver and other posts. He is now at the Harvard Nebraska airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Perry
Army Air Corps
Daniel J. Perry
Perry
Bath Tron Works
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Lowry Field
Denver
Cal
Detroit
Mieh
Salina
Kan
Harvard
Nebr
Dr Milton C Stephenson to Practice Dentistry in Bath
Dr Milton C Stephenson of Union joins Bath to open a dental office in former Hibbs premises. He is a Tufts graduate in 1919, Maine Dental Society and American Dental Association member, and will relocate with his family in the fall. The Rockland Courier-Gazette notes his prior Union leadership and expected replacement plan.
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Milton C. Stephenson
Bath
Belfast
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Colby College
Tufts
Boston
Stephenson
Maine
George W. Hibbs
U. S. Navy
Muriel McReynolds
D. H
Charles H. Rush
McReynolds
Millinocket
Union
Warren
Rockport
Washington
Howe Er
George Hibbs
Knox County
Portland family mourns loss after Saturday passing
Mrs Myrtle Simpson and Mrs Lillian Larrabee with her son John died Saturday in Portland. The family also attended the circus before the loss and the obituary notes their attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Simpson
Lillian Larrabee
John
Portland
Seek More Recruits to State Guard Unit
Bath readers are urged to join the First Company of Engineers in the State Guard. Leaders Capt. Louis D. Annis and Lt. Nelson T. Lowery seek volunteers for infantry or engineering roles, with meetings Thursday nights for infantry and Monday nights at the State Armory for engineers. The unit, once part of the M. S. G. R. and later regularized, remains a self supporting volunteer group ready for homefront service.
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Regular
State Guard
Hayden Houston
Greenlaw
Bath Iron Works Guard
Tourtillette
U. S. Navy
Louis D. Annis
Nelson T. Lowery
Arthur B. Farris
Harry A. Beals
Company of Engineers
Bath
David Alkazin
Louis Annis
State Armory
Odd Job Agency Proving Successful at Bath Grounds
The Odd Job Agency started by Bath play grounds youths is working well with six boys placed in mowing lawns and cellar cleaning. Supervisor Ed ward J. McMann coordinates. requests that people defer to the playground office for help and not contact him at home. A softball game is planned Thursday morning between Goddard and Dike grounds, with each ground hosting a 10 am picnic. Construction on easels for archery targets is progressing and should be available at all three grounds soon.
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Bath
Edward J. McMann
Mr. McMann
Goddard
Dike
Central Grounds
Bertrand Chute wedding joins Ralph Bertrand and Elizabeth Chute
Elizabeth Chute formerly of Bristol married Ralph Bertrand of 22 Floral street Friday night at 7 30 in a single ring ceremony at the Central Congregational church parsonage on Middle street with Rev. Sidney L Dee officiating The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with white accessories and a veiled hat A reception at the Browns Elm street home followed with a tiered wedding cake and decorations A large reception led to many gifts The couple will reside at 22 Floral street after a honeymoon Bertrand works at Bath Iron Works and Elizabeth has been employed in Bath for two years Invited guests included the Browns and multiple local couples
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Elizabeth Chute
Bristol
Ralph Bertrand
Floral Street
Sidney L. Dee
Central Congregational Church
Middle Street
Harold E. Brown
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Elm Street
Arthur D. Brown
Howard McPhee
Bertrand
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Dudley S. Leavitt
City
Kenneth Woodward
Lawrence Minott
Woodfords
John Oulette
Beverly, Mass
Harold Chisam
Waldoboro
Arthur House
Damariscotta
Crane Talbot Wedding Saturday in West Bath
Miss Marion Louise Talbot daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Talbot West Bath wed John J Crane Jr son of Mr and Mrs John J Crane Waldoboro Saturday evening July 1 at 9 Blasland Lane home with Rev Charles L Kinney officiating An arch of white flowers framed the ceremony A reception followed for relatives and friends The couple will reside in Thomaston Crane works as a welder at Bath Iron Works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Louise Talbot
George W. Talbot
West Bath
John J. Crane, Jr
John J. Crane
Waldoboro
Rodney Smith
Blasland Lane
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Irving L. Talbot
Rosario Daigle
Barbara Kauffman Leaves Basco for NYC Work
Miss Barbara Kauffman of Se Basco departed Monday to spend the summer with friends and work in New York City until October 15 when she will resume her graduate studies at Radcliffe College.
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Barbara Kauffman
Sebasco
New York City
Radcliffe College
Maroons Visit Van Zandt Family in Portland
Mr and Mrs Charles Maroon of West Buxton and Mr and Mrs Robert Maroon with their son Richard visited Mr and Mrs Richard E Van Zandt at 279 Washington Street, Portland, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maroon
West Buxton
Robert Maroon
Richard
Portland
Richard E. van Zandt
Washington Street
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Women Hold All Day Meeting
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Women Division held an all day meeting at the K P hall. Mrs. Lewis Lucy was appointed secretary and treasurer to fill a vacancy. The Defense Center at Masonic hall will aid in making surgical dressings for the Red Cross with the June quota filled. Local attendees and personal items listed from Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
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Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Women's Division
K. of P. Hall
Lewis Lucy
Margaret Craig
Cleora Tarbox
Reginald Dore
George Kley
Masonic Hall
Red Cross
William Gould
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Merriconeag Grange
North Harpswell
Otis Gray
Pomona
Bowdeinham
William H. Gould
Topsham
Ivan Lang
Donald Favor
Favor
Arthur Black
Sebago
Blanche Woodworth
Gardiner
Minta Wilson
Lottie Cobb
Colgan
Arlington
Mass
Portland
Evelyn Lindsay
Newburyport
Lambert Park Celebration Ends With Bonfire and Singing
The Lambert Park celebration drew about 1200 people for an hour of sound picture reels and a large bonfire. The crowd joined in community singing as the event closed after the blaze.
Bible School Opens at Corliss Street Church
The daily vacation Bible school opened on Monday at Corliss Street church with 37 attendees and is expected to grow substantially. It serves not only church youth but the broader community as well.
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Corliss Street
Ingraham Family Returns From Bailey Island Outing
Mrs. George E. Ingraham of 12 Elsinore avenue and her daughter return from a week at the Coffin cottage on Bailey Island, joined by Mrs. Logan A. Becker of Chillicothe Ohio and Miss Reva Tanguay of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Ingraham
Elsinore Avenue
Logan A. Becker
Chillicothe
Ohio
Reva Tanguay
Lewiston
Coffin Cottage
Bailey Island
Patriot ic program marks West Bath Grange meeting
West Bath Grange held a patriotic program featuring pledge and Star Spangled Banner, readings on Independence Day and the American flag, and a Gettysburg Address recital. First and second degrees were to be conferred at the Monday session with refreshments planned for next week.
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West Bath Grange
The
Grange
Edward Haggett
America
Perry Thompson
D. Wallace MacDonald
Zaidee Demers
Esther Andrews
Edward Waters
Thelma Sylvester
Sagadahoc Council Installs Officers At Annual Mass
Sagadahoc Council installed officers for the coming year led by Grand Knight Edmund Parady. Past Grand Knight Alexander Burgess was elected for three years and praised last year’s accomplishments. Cigarettes and candy were approved for sending to council members in the armed services, and a buffet supper preceded the meeting. Guests included two Navy personnel from Pittsburgh Council No. 1400 visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Burgess
Order
Edmund Parady
Pittsburgh Pa
Navy
Bath
Bath Municipal Court Tackles Indecent Liberties Charge
Joseph Sanford of 247 Center Street was arraigned in Bath Municipal Court on a charge of taking indecent liberties with two minor boys. He pleaded not guilty, but a probable cause finding required $1,000 recognizance for the October Sagadahoc court term. The warrant was signed by Louise Sullivan, mother of the victims, a Morse High student and Woolworth's employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sanford
Center Street
Bath Municipal Court
Gardiner R. Deering
Sanford
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Shantung
Gabardine
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Mary Marlin
Voice of Friendly Service
Tor
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Hazel Trynor
E.H. Robinson
Carl F. Pierce
Rarph Fasch
Pauline Brown
Muriel Williams
Lawrence McPhee
Myron Mitchell
Philip Oliver
Sally Munsey
Mary Sarkis
Emily Reed
Robinson
Ralph N. Fasick
Maurice L. Hutchins
Albert Drouin
Haining-Woodman
Fr. Cummings
Bata Opera Woure Whitaa
Dlara Monaver Neaman Press
Willam Powell
Hedy Lamarr
M. C. Stephenson
Infantry
Engineers
Bertrand-Chute
M. H
Pred B. Reed Co
Beth
Otek Lace
Front Strel
Bowdoinham
Bible School
Frontier Law
Invisible Man
Star
Sun
Il Taay
Humheee
Harvest
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
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Keye
Luke
Sagadahoc Council
Louise Sullivan
Liberty Street
Morse High
Woolworth's
K. T. Stevens
Arl Esmond
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