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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

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Sewalls Host Delightful Party Before Leaving Bath

A farewell tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d at 963 Washington Street Bath drew about 100 guests on Thursday from five to seven pm. They depart next week for San Francisco where he manages Todd Shipyards with plants in Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle. Families attended with daughters Nancy Cynthia and Sally and son Harold. The event featured red and white flowers in a silver urn and refreshments in the dining room long a Sewall family gathering spot.

Arthur Sewall Washington Street San Francisco Todd Shipyards Corporation Los Angeles Seattle Harold M. Sewall Maine H. M. Sewall Hawaiian Islands Japan China Far East Ann Sewall Bath Grace Church Walter E. Sdge Trenton N. J James Main Scarsdale N. Y Lloyd Jermain Halifax N. S John Jayne New Canaan

Rotary Anns Install Officers Thursday

Rotary Anns met Thursday evening with Mrs. Rupert Irvine for installation of officers. Mrs. Charles B. Doyle presided as president and officers installed included Mrs. Donald Emery as vice president and Mrs. John Parker as secretary. Members discussed joining Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and an invitation was extended for July 20 at Hollis Garey’s to meet for an afternoon gathering. Dessert and coffee followed, with garden flowers as a centerpiece. Attendees included Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Harold Troop, Mrs. James A. Clappison, Mrs. Chester Plant, Mrs. Frederick D. Hill, Mrs. Daniel T. Dougherty, and Mrs. Hollis Garey.

Rotary Anns Rupert Irvine North Street Charles B. Doyle Charles B .Doyle Donald Emery John Parker Frederick D. Hill Chester Plant Horace Herrick Bath Memorial Hospital Hollis Garey Harold Troop James A. Clappison Daniel T. Dougherty

Somerville Family Arrives for Annual Hartford Visit

Mr and Mrs William Somerville of Hartford arrive for their annual vacation to stay with Mrs Somerville’s parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry. Both spouses, nee Geraldine Rice, work at Pratt Whitney Airplane Co Hartford.

William Somerville Hartford, Conn Somerville Nelson Rice Sagadahoc Ferry Geraldine Rice Pratt-Whitney Airplane Co Hartford

Cosmo Club Opens Meeting With Real Hobo Supper

The July Cosmpolitan club gathering featured a Hobo Supper on the lawn with members bringing their own meals. A mock wedding charmed the large crowd, followed by a business session electing new members and planning August activities including a Mexican Night program.

Cosmo Club Cosmopolitan Club House Committee Minnie White Mabel Harris George A. Churchill Charles W. Messenger Mildred G. Nichols Roscoe P McFadden Raymond Chubbuck Frances Clark Ruth Williams Gloria Leavitt House William Lundrigan George Hartsgrove Lawrence Lowell Addie Palmer Gaylord Leavitt Charles Messenger Philanthropic Fred Quimby Alice Ramsay Canning Center Granville Colby Richard Sherwood Langdon Thistle Mexico Virginia Andre Carl G. French Sherwood Hollis B. Carlisle Harlan A. Ladd

Bath Wives Club Elects Officers at USO Hall

The Bath Wives club met Thursday evening at the USO hall and elected officers: President Mrs. Priscilla Estes, vice president Mrs. Joseph O. Purdue, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Harry Boucher. Esther Dee was mentioned, Miss Emily Reed named advisor and honorary member. Refreshments were served. summer plans discussed. Present were Mrs. Edith Clark, Mrs. Florence Parker, Mrs. Edith Skelton, Mrs. Purdue, Mrs. Estes, Miss Reed, and Mrs. Boucher.

Bath Wives Club USO Priscilla Estes Joseph O. Purdue Harry Boucher Esther Dee Emily Reed Edith Clark Florence Parker Edith Skelton Purdue Estes Reed Boucher

Trio Bound Over To October Term For Break In

Three men Alfred N. La Bonte Joseph Champagne and Jerome Rothschilder were bound over to Sagadahoc Superior Court at an October term after a weekend break in larceny arrest at Acme Supply Co Bath. They pleaded not guilty and were ordered to recognize with sureties of 1000 each for appearance.

Acme Supply Co Commercial Street Sagadahoc Superior Court Gardiner R.deering Superior Court Ralph O. Dale Edward W. Bridgham Alfred N. LaBonte Joseph Champagne Lewiston Jerome Rothschilder Bath Norman W. Howard Commercial Summer Streets Marshal Moriarty LaBonte Moriarty Bridgham

Bath DAR Invited to Attend Launching in Portland

Mrs. Leroy F. Hussey the Maine State Regent invites Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter to a luncheon at the Eastland at one and a shipyard launching in Portland on July 13. Liberty Ship christening by Mrs Hussey, passes cost 1.25, guests to be admitted at the gate 6 15 with notable attendees including Governor Sewall and Senator Brewster.

Leroy F. Hussey Augusta Daughters of the American Revolution Dummer Sewall Portland South Portland Hussey Eastland James Patterson Highland Avenue South Daughters of the American Revolution of Maine Sumner Sewall Owen Brewster Margaret Chase Smith Andrew Sides New England Shipbuilding Sices D A. R

Bath Canning Center returns to aid women in Bath

The Bath Canning Center will operate at Morse High School starting July 17 for seven weeks, Monday through Friday. Mrs. John Parker announces new chairmen and directors, with Miss Catherine Leonard and Miss Marion Purinton overseeing operations. Volunteers are invited. a small fee covers costs and participants must donate one fifth of their canned output to stock school lunches.

Bath Canning Center Morse High School John Parker Citizens’ Service Corps Joseph J. Smith Canning Center Frank Given James Gillies Washington Street G. T. Billington Hyde Park Terrace Thurle Gray Ward Hatch Lambert Park Harry J. Carroll Alice B. Ramsay Bailey Street Cosmopolitan Club Catherine E. Leonard Bath Marion Purinton Leonard University of Maine Maine Florence L. Jenkins State Department of Education Citizens Service Corps of Civilian Defense State Nutrition Committee Extension Service War Food Administration

Super-Destroyer Launches Sunday

The USS Bauer, the 12th super destroyer to enter Kennebec waters this year, was launched Sunday at Bath Iron Works at 4 15 PM. Sponsor is Mrs Gladys Boyd Bauer widow of Lt Cmdr Harry F Bauer who perished when the USS Gregory was sunk near Guadalcanal on Sept 4 1942. Also present were Miss Mimi Bauer Miss Margaret Ferger Lt Cmdr Aubrey Graves Mrs M D Matthews and naval and company officials.

Uss Bauer Kennebec Bath Iron Works Gladys Boyd Bauer North Thomas Street Arlington Cmdr Harry F. Bauer Gregory Guadalcanal Solomon Islands Solomon Islands, On Sept. 4, 1942. Accompanying Mrs. Bauer Bath Mimi Bauer Margaret Ferger Lombard Road Mass Chattanooga Tenn Bauer Aubrey Graves Manchester N. H M. D. Matthews Madison Avenue Albany, N. Y Navy Office

Rotary Dinner Highlights State Aid Comment by Holley

Bath Rotary heard Frank H. Holley of North Anson now state chairman of the Brewing Foundation speak on beer law enforcement and public responsibility. He praised publicity as a tool, cited campaigns to curb roadside litter, and urged continued cooperation with newspapers to reflect public opinion and sustain industry standards.

Odd Keltowhall Bath Rotary Club Rebehalis King Tavern Kennebec Rotary Royal Johnson Bath Club Rupe Irvine Frank H. Holley North Anson The Brewing Foundation Holley Bath Leonard & Mitchell Drug Y.M.C.A. Black Rebekahs E. J. Harriman Hudson Mass Ralph H. Dunton Portland Brewing Industry Foundation For Maine Rotary Club Brewing Bath Times

Cpl Charles Sheehan and Family Visit Cousins Before Leave

Cpl Charles Sheehan USA Mass and Mrs Sheehan visited cousins Attorney and Mrs John J Keegan on Grove Street before traveling to Lubee for a seven day furlough at their home. Cpl Sheehan had worked at the Bath Rent Area office prior to enlisting.

Charles Sheehan USA Mass Sheehan John J. Keegan Grove Street Lubee Cpl Bath

State Fire Chiefs Meet in Bath With Tour and Clambake

Eighty five members of the Maine State Association of Fire Chiefs and guests gathered in Bath for the Second Quarterly Meeting. Events included a clambake at Rock Hill Inn West Bath a tour of Hyde Windlass Co and remarks by Mayor Walter C Rogers and several fire service leaders. A committee was named to seek continued support for Firemen Training schools amid Civilian Defense changes.

Sanitation Bath National Bank Bath Savings Institution Bath Trust Co First National Bank of Bath Ward E. Flynn Sanitation Committee Flynn State Association of Fire Chiefs of Maine Bath Rock Hill Inn West Bath Hyde Windlass Co City Hall Walter C. Rogers Scott Morse Rogers William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp B. L. Hadley National Park Service Bar Harbor W. A. Ross Washington, D. C Austin Alden Augusta Daniel Tierney Arlington Mass Rowell Bicknell Norway Charles C. Dailey Camden Advill A. Spinney Eliot Sewall Oliver T. Sanborn Portland Gro Ver Lovejoy Waterville Alvin Payson New England Fire Chiefs Association Newell Bathron Works Hadley

Bath's Army Dog Returns Home From War Staff

The 74 pound Boxer named Max Batherton returns to his owners Mrs Warehner S Jackson and son Richard of 141 Center Street after 22 months in the K 9 Corps. He arrived Saturday in Brunswick and was met by Dr T M Eames who examined him before re entering civilian life. He recalls friends and seems in good condition with a fuller, healthier frame since his return.

Max Bath Mro Warehner S Jackson Rechard Center Street Ure Jackson Famt Mas O Brun-wick TM Eames Eames

Bath to Host Firemen Training Sunday July 30

Bath Iron Works will host a Civilian Defense fire school on Sunday July 30 for Saga dahoe county fire departments and nearby Lincoln towns. The program, directed by the State Office of Civilian Defense, follows Augusta sessions and expands statewide with Maine instructors teaching ventilation salvage ladder drills hose streams and a Navy film. Registration opens 9 30 a.m. with classes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Bath Bath Iron Works Sagadahoe Lincoln Iron Works State Office of Civilian Defense Scott Morse Augusta Bureau of Ships of the U. S. Navy

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Sewalls West Coast Robert A. Guptill Elmer H. Linsey Walter E. Taylor Edward F. Newell Water Street Sears- Roebuck Co Ward Three Western Mary Lee Hospital Auxiliary Bath Wives’ Club Dale Rothschilder Bath D.A.R Liberty Ship South Portland Yard W. F. Warden New York City Rangeley Lakes Alden P. Denham U.S.S. Bauer State Association OF Fire Chiefs Hyde Richard Frates Mrs. Jackson
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