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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1943

Page

9

Cosmopolitan Garden Club Holds Monday Meeting

The Cosmopolitan Gardeners met Monday afternoon at the Washington street clubrooms with Miss Alice Johnson presiding. Guests speaker Mrs Carrie Smith spoke on the West coast Bardens and Maine flowers as seed stock for the East. Flowers were sent to Memorial hospital and ill members before punch and crackers. Next meeting July 26 with roll call on Phlox.

Cosmopolitan Garden Club Washington Street Alice Johnson Elmer Eldridge Morris Povich Nellie Goodrich Carrie Smith Nasturtiums Smith Maine Fred Irish Granville Colby Lena Donnell Elizabeth Dunbar George Churchill Chester Roberts Memorial Hospital Emma Walker Roli Phlox

Personal notes from Shady Side headmaster guests and family travels

Clifton O Page headmaster of Shady Side Academy Pittsburgh is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Orville E Page Middle Street. Miss Sarah L Silverman of Oak Street travels to Bridgton for summer camp. Miss Inez Smith of Brookline arrives to visit aunts Sophie Bessie and Esther Mikels on Elm Street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cummings and daughter Betty with Catherine Powers and nephews Robert and Henry Powers of upper Washington Street go to Popham Beach for two weeks. Cummings has been ill and is convalescing rapidly.

Clifton O Page Shady Side Academy Pittsburgh Orville E Page Middle Street Sarah L. Silverman Louis M. Silverman Oak Street Bridgton Inez Smith David S. Smith Brookline Mass Sophie Bessie Esther Mikels Elm Street Thomas Cummings Betty Catherine Powers Robert Henry Powers H. Martin Powers Upper Washington Street Popham Beach Mr. Cummings

Army Newlyweds Honored at Evening Post Party

A Monday post party celebrated Capt. Carlton H Towle of Oakland and Miss Edith T Littlefield of Wakefield. Guests included USS C members and Sebasco girls. The hall bore red white and blue with a large wedding cake as the centerpiece.

Carlton H. Towle Oakland Edith T. Littlefield Wakefield R. I Sebasco Us.o. Curls Service Organization le Vietnitw A J. Danielson

Camp Hinds Trip For Local Boys And Visitors

Teddy Sturtevant accompanies Edward tone Donald Spear and Dean Leavitt who leave Sunday for Camp Hinds Raymond to spend six weeks at the boys camp William Turpie of Hyde Windlass Co goes on a two week vacation with Mr Turpie and son Martin as guests of Mr and Mrs Percy Williams Mrs David Barrett and son Richard of Needham Mass visit Mrs Bar Rev and Mrs Frederick Moffatt at the Corliss Street parsonage Mrs Archie Miller and daughter Margaret of Boston reopen their Granite street home for the summer vacation Miss Miller teaches at Brighton High School

Teddy Sturtevant Edward Tone Donald Spear Dean Leavitt Camp Hinds Raymond William Turpie Hyde Windlass Co Turpie Martin Percy Williams David Barrett Richard Needham Mass Bar- Rev Frederick Moffatt Corliss Street Archie Miller Margaret Boston Granite Street

Daigle-Bechard Wedding at St Mary's Church

A Saturday morning wedding at St Marys Catholic Church united Miss Marjorie Geraldine Bechard of Bath with Albert C. Daigle of Bath in a single ring ceremony led by Rev Fr Timothy C Maney. The couple plans a Belgrade Lakes honeymoon and will reside at 22 Floral Street.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Marjorie Geraldine Bechard Albert C. Daigle Bath Timothy C. Maney Constance Bechard Lawrence Hart Floral Street Andrew Hart Raymond Bechard Lawrence Boyd John Copp George Breton Center Street LaVerdiere’s Ralph Bertrand Bath Iron Works

Prisoner Carl Erlebach writes from Stalag Germany

A letter dated February 12 from Carl Erlebach, prisoner of war in Germany, to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Richter at 37 Bedford Street. He notes he is well, asks for cigarettes and chocolate bars, mentions weekly letter limits, and provides his POW address in Stalag 3B Germany.

Roy C. Richter Bedford Street Carl Erlebach Germany Italy O. K Sxt P.O. W

Local families return from visits and vacations

Mr and Mrs Frederick Bur ditt and their three children Natalie Carrol and Russel return to 218 Washington after a Weld vacation. Paul Olm and granddaughter Mary Pierce come back from Chicago. Mrs William Armstrong spends Tuesday in oremens at Maine General Hospital with her daughter Wick and granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan and son Roger of Lexington Mass and Mrs Mark Elliott and daughter Betty also visit two weeks at the Elliott cottage in Georgetown.

Frederick Burditt Natalie Carrol Russel Washington Street Weld Paul Olm High Street Mary Pierce Dwight Pierce North Street Chicago William Armstrong Oremens Wick Maine General Hospital Charles Morgan Roger Lexington Mass Mark Elliott Betty Elliott Cottage Georgetown

Cosmopolitan Club celebrates 30th anniversary with garden party

The Cosmopolitan Club held a lawn picnic and 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Bath clubhouse with about 45 members attending. A July 21 anniversary celebration was planned with committees named for refreshments, serving, and entertainment plus a canning demonstration by Mrs. Marjorie Standish.

Cosmopolitan Club J. R. Andrews Lawrence Lord Amy Irish Chester Roberts Granville Colby Arthur Colby Edgar Miller Albert Whitney Arthur King George Churchill Karcher Jackson Eva Lemont Arthur Easley Rachel Nichols Roscoe P. McFadden Alice Johnson Colby Hiram Stevens John Harkins Arthur Higgins Higgins Cosmopoltan Club Charles B. Doyle Robert MacDonald William H. Daley Wallace Ham George Baer Connard Virginia Hamilton Margaret Mulligan Minnie White Red Cross

President Newell Urges Public to Aid the Salvation Army

William S. Newell, chairman, writes past contributors urging continued support for the Salvation Army. He explains his personal interest and includes a gift card and envelope for gifts to the treasurer. Bath citizens are expected to offer hearty support for the organization’s work.

Newell Salvation Army Salvation Army Appeal William S. Newell Williams First National Bank Bath W.S. Newell

Corporal Kingsbury Sends Letter From Overseas Duty

First letter from Corporal Percy W. Kingsbury of the A S N 31153120 arrives in Bath after transfer, noting hotter than he could say and that he cannot reveal current location. Mrs. Clara Hunt spent the weekend as a guest at the Williams cottage in Birch Point.

Corp Percy W. Kingsbury U.S. A Bath Mark Kingsbury Hs Waddress A.P.O New York City Clara Hunt Hall & Hunt's Birch Point Williams Cottage

Naval Wedding Planned at Bowdoin Chapel Saturday

Commander John C. Alderman of Brunswick Naval Air Base and Miss Nancy Wall of Los Angeles will wed Saturday afternoon at Bowdoin College chapel. Wall stays with Hon. and Mrs. Baxter on Washington Street. she has directed Red Cross efforts in Bremerton. Alderman, from the Pacific theater after Guadalcanal, brought a battered destroyer home and served in the Air Corps.

John C. Alderman Brunswick Naval Air Base Nancy Wall Los Angeles Cal Bowdoin College Miss Wall Bath Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street Red Cross Bremerton Washington Alderman Brunswick Pacific Coast Guadalcanal Air Corps Maine

Playground Kiddies Buy War Stamps At Local Playgrounds

Playground supervisors announce War Stamps sales for children at local playgrounds this week. Kids bring money to the chief instructress. stamps ready for distribution Thursdays. Contests and points lead to prizes in War Savings Stamps. grounds close at 3 45 pm with no activity after.

Edward J. McMann McMann

Local Residents Entertain Visitors in Weekend Voyages

Mrs. Julia Field visited Dresden with her brother Henry Wallace and family. Mrs. Leland Mitchell stays weeks at Bay Point with Carroll and Deering. Mrs. Chester Wilson and family spent Monday with John and Mrs. Hunt. Miss Mabel Duncan arrived from New York City to stay with Donald Duncan and Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg. Mrs. Elmer Campbell left for Vassalboro to visit her daughter Mrs. Earl Hutchinson. Edgbert Farnham family, en route to Portland, visited Bath and stayed with Mrs. Donald Crosby. Janice and Barbara will visit their aunt next week.

Julia Field School Street Dresden Henry Wallace Leland Mitchell Corliss Street Bay Point Carroll Deering Chester Wilson Glenda Chester, Jr Sebasco Wilson John Hunt Middle Street Mabel Duncan New York City Donald Duncan Cummings Street Ralph W. Bragg North Street Elmer Campbell High Street Vassalboro Earl Hutchinson Hill Top Manor Edgbert Farnham Janice Barbara Marr's Hill Bath Portland

Bowdoinham Briefs include resignations and births

Sunday service marked Rev Archibald Craig’s resignation effective September first as he accepts another pastorate in Ellsworth. Local court records note Leon McIntosh paying a $10 fine for running a stop sign in Tops ham. A newborn Dwight Wayne christened at Cobb Nursing Home Richmond joins Mr and Mrs Leon Cook. Red Cross in Bowdoinham reports over 500 bandages made at Masonic hall. Charlotte Douglas and Robert Cote announce their wedding at Fort Williams Cape Elizabeth with a reception at Hostess club. Several residents return from travels and townspeople attend summer events and meetings including a Bible school enrollment of 145 and a July 28 moving pictures night. Occupations and town offices see Elmer Jordan leaving Delmar Curtis store and Herbert Adams appointed town clerk to fill an unexpired term.

Archibald Craig Ellsworth United Baptist Church Leon McIntosh Lisbon James Ames Topsham Frank Arnero Leon Cook Dwight Wayne Cobb Nursing Home Richmond Daily Vacations Bible School Town Hall Africa Bowdoinham Red Cross Masonic Hall William Gould Charlotte Douglas Roscoe Douglas Robert Cote Joseph Cote Fort Williams Chapel Cape Elizabeth Fort Williams Elsit Miner Donald Robert Buffalo N. Y William Hamilton Janet Ann Boston George Hamilton Jane Browne Elmer Jordan Delmar Curtis Mary Hardie Mt. Vernon William Hardie Maurice Libby Gardiner Jacob Barter Elizabeth Bishop Angeline Pyle Massachusetts Presque Isle Ellen Villard Bangor William Bailey R. A. Dickinson Herbert Adams Bowdoin Edward Baker J. Alfred Salic Malden Mass Frank P. Webber Old Orchard

Waterville Residents Visit Friends and Relatives

Marilyn and Doris Philips of Waterville visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Chesley. Joice Frank and brother Robert spend part of their vacation at Sherman Mills. Donald Chesley transfers to Fresno California for an advanced teletype school. William Small and family visit his parents. Evelyn Long and siblings visit sister Mrs Arline Frank. Harry Purington, employed in Portland, spends weekend at home on the Dingley road. Mrs Charles Messer and Mrs George Ackley visit Portland recently.

Marilyn Doris Philips Waterville Ralph Chesley Joice Frank Robert Sherman Mills Donald Chesley Fresno Cal William Small

Community USO Gatherings Attract 800 In Bath Court

About 800 people attended the first Sunday evening USO community gathering in City Park. The program featured classical music, vocal solos, a Tin Tchaikowsky Nutcracker Suite, and war information shorts with community singing and a closing God Bless America. The Bath USO committee plans weekly events with plans for more movies and soloists from Army posts.

Schubert Marian Anderson Tschaikowsky Victor Herbert Henry O. Trowbridge Bath Donald N. Small I. A. Trueworthy Chester A. Plant

Maine Fire Chiefs Push Combined Fire Marshal Legislation

The Maine State Association of Fire Chiefs, meeting in Brunswick, agrees to consolidate its proposed State Marshal's bill with insurance law reforms and tasks a special committee led by Chief Curtis Allen of Sanford to work with the Legislature's Research Committee. Bangor Chief Herbert Constantine chairs the meeting in Chief Eugene T. Ricker's absence.

State Association of Fire Chiefs Brunswick Curtis Allen Sanford Association Bangor Herbert Constantine Eugene T. Ricker Kittery

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Senter’s,Inc Cosmo Gardeners West ARMY Mrs. Towle Carl Cosmo Club Ella Cary Bates Winthrop Everett Pinkham Clyde Pinkham North Bath Bates Morse High Joseph I. Smith Christine Curtis Eleanor Danforth Raymond Chubbuck Abraham Kramer Edmund A. Rothwell Chubbuck Marjorie Standish Central Maine Power Co Corporal Kingsbury Bath Friends Bath City Bowdoin Chapel Commander Alderman M’mann A. M Co Times Cyr's Market Front Street Fred B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Bowdoinham Post Road Don “Red” Barry Wechas Annabella John Sutton Walt Disney William Holden Glenn Ford Gike Trevor George Bancroft U. S. War Insurance Commissioner Charles Laughton Maureen O'Hara Jean Nul the Talk of
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