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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

8

Levya Loughman wedding at St Marys Charlestown

Miss Mary Loughman of Charlestown Mass wed John E Levya at St Marys rectory with Rev John A Cummings officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Loughman. She is a Charlestown High and Burdett alumna and Boston Filene’s employee. He is Morse High class of 31 and Hebron Academy class of 34, Navy Yard worker. They planned a brief honeymoon and a move to Youngstown Ohio.

Mary Loughman Charlestown Mass John E. Levya St. Mary’s Catholic Church John A. Cummings John Loughman Hanora Loughman Burdett Business College William Filene Boston George Levyn Turners Court Morse High Hebron Academy Charlestown Navy Yard Levya Youngstown Ohio Navy Yard

Bath Girl Weds an Army Man at Home of Parents

Miss Betty Watson married Staff Sergeant Wells Glover U S A at 8 30 pm Saturday in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Watson 857 Middle Street Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated the double ring ceremony The couple planned to live with the Watsons while the groom is stationed nearby The bride wore white crepe and talisman roses Swainsonia Attendants wore pale chartreuse gowns Guests from out of town included Mr and Mrs eC Benson Glover of Shottsville NY and many relatives from Portland Westbrook and Delmar NY

Betty Watson Wells Glover Theodore Watson Middle Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Congregational Church Maurice Owen David Yale A.S.A Owen Jane Stevens Dorothy Anliker Leonard Thombs John Preney Morse High George Benson Glover Shottsville N.Y Glover Ec Benson Glover N. Y George Knowlton Ralph Knowlton John Hay

Rockland Fire Chief Speaks at Bath Rotary Meeting

Bath Rotary Club heard Rockland fire chief Van Russell describe efficient salvage work using treated canvas blankets. Russell, with 37 years in Rockland fire service, demonstrated blanket use to protect property, noting 14 blankets now serve local needs and have saved valuables.

Bath Bath Rotary Club Central Church Rotary Ans Richard Frates Frates Rockland van Russell Fire Department Worcester Massachusetts School of Technology George Brackett Rupe Irvine Irving Ellers Portland Benjamin Haggett East Orange W. H. Short Belmont Mass

Twin Hill brothers join National Guard after visit

David Hill and his twin brother Donald, sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hill of Saco, returned Monday from a weekend visit to their grandmother Mrs. Frank G. Reed of Mechanic Street. Both have enlisted in the National Guard as PFCs.

David Hill H. P. Hill Saco Frank G. Reed Mechanic Street David Donald National Guard

Graduation Night Draws 100 Observers at City Hall

More than a hundred observers and guests attended the City Hall graduation night for the Ground Observer Corps. Lt. Drews outlined Navy recognition methods, Lt. Antisdhel spoke on Catalina duties and Arctic to equatorial missions, and Lt. Hunt shared Royal Navy experiences. Seventeen survivors were rescued from a life boat as a full crew carried cargo to land.

City Hall Ground Observer Corps W. H. Drews U.S.N.R Brunswick Naval Air Station Navy Ohio State University A. W. Antisdhel Arctic South Atlantic Ralph Hunt His Majesty’s Navy Hunt Britain Hermes Ark Royal Royal Navy Joseph Curran First Fighter Command Pvt Berniece Francis Roy E. Francis Bedford Street

Miss Betty Watson to Become a Bride Tonight

Miss Betty Watson, a Bath National Bank employee and longtime member of Club 42, will wed Staff Sergeant Wells Glover of Shottsville Nowy this evening at her parents’ Middle Street home. Club 42 hosted a surprise shower with varied gifts and social refreshments for the popular member.

Betty Watson Theodore Watson Middle Street Club Miss Watson Bath National Bank Wells Glover Shottsville Nowy

Muriel Fitzgerald Honored at Surprise Bridal Shower

Miss Muriel Fitzgerald was surprised at a Monday night shower hosted by Patricia Webster Jeannette Webster and Barbara Dube at their home. An umbrella centerpiece held gifts, guests enjoyed party stunts and cake with bride and groom motifs, and many friends attended the celebration.

Patricia Webster Jeannette Webster Barbara Dube Muriel Fitzgerald Adrien Dubois Miss Fitzgerald Evelyn Hart Mary McKay Hilda Staples Louise Norton Mary Duncan Arthur Brown John Kimble Leo Boucher Fernando Giroux Patrick Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Melba Thayer

Mrs Dunton Returns to Mass After Visit to Portland Folks

Mrs Dunton, Mass., has returned following a visit of several days in the city, her former home, with her brother Forrest Putnam of Washington street. She also visited her brother Lawrence Putnam and Mrs Putnam at Sagadahoc Ferry. Mrs Dunton was a Monday guest of Mrs Frank G Reed on Mechanic street.

Field Mass City Forrest Putnam Washington Street Lawrence Putnam Putnam Sagadahoc Ferry Dunton Frank G. Reed Mechanic Street

Garden Club Presents Decorations for Anniversary Party

The Cosmopolitan club’s Garden club arranged flowers and decors for an anniversary party last Wednesday. Miss Alice Johnson chaired with assists from Mrs. Roscoe McFadden and others handling piano tea mantels radiators tables and accessories. Co-chairmen Mrs. George Churchill and Mrs. Arthur Colby led refreshments and many compliments flowed for the tray decorations. The tiered cake was presented by Mrs. Carl Pierce with help from past presidents including Miss Margaret Foote and several other named members.

Garden Club Cosmopolitan Club Alice Johnson Roscoe McFadden Louise Silverman Chester Roberts George Churchill William Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Fred Irish Amy Irish Lucius Lemont Fred Quimby Ada Deering George A. Churchill Arthur Colby Carl Pierce Pierce Margaret Foote Lillian Frost

Honor Roll Board Placed In Position

Workmen have completed the assembling of an honor roll board for those in military naval and allied services. Located on the post office lot east of Front and Lombard streets, it stands on three concrete piers with a striking appearance. Awaiting strips bearing names. dedication expected in about two weeks.

Front Lombard Streets

Keep the youngsters out of Park Pond in Bath

The Bath Board of Health urges parents to keep children from swimming or wading in Park Pond after it was condemned by the State a year ago. Tests showed the pond unsafe, yet children have been using it during hot weather. Miss Elizabeth Ham of Portland is visiting Mr and Mrs Isadore Singer at 11 Linden Street.

Bath Board of Health Clarati Elizabeth Ham Portland Isadore Singer Linden Street

Celebration of Sixty Years Weds Bath Couple at Home

Mr and Mrs George F Cressey of 53 Shepard street observed their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They married Minnie C Woodman on July 25 1883 at Elm Street Baptist church parsonage. The couple has two daughters, two sons deceased, and a son died in World War I. He worked for Hyde Windlass Co Woodward Gibbons Coal Bath Iron Works and Bath shipyards. He began at C R Campbell grocery and Hyde Windlass lot. He also worked at Texas Steamship Co and for Bath Iron Works two years after WWI.

George F. Cressey Shepard Street Bath Cressey Minnie C. Woodman Elm Street Baptist Church T. F. White Melvina Freeman Bowdoin Bertha A. Pushard Lower Middle Street Walter G. Cressey Harry Y. Cressey Crocker Washington Street Hyde Windlass Hyde Windlass Co Woodward Gibbons Coal Co Texas Steamship Co C. R. Campbell Federal Washington Streets Bath Iron Works

Miss Annie Pinkham Weds Kenneth Huntley in Winter Street Parsonage

Annie A Pinkham employed at New Meadows Inn married Kenneth R Huntley of Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co at Winter Street parsonage Saturday seven oclock. Rev Joseph O Purdue performed the double ring service. They received a reception at Foster Point and plan a later honeymoon. They will reside at 712 High Street.

Helen Ness Memorial Hospital Karl T. Tobiassen Court Street Joseph Purdue Winter Street Hite Ravn Tobiassen Kennebec Annie A. Pinkham New Meadows Inn Kenneth R. Huntley Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co Winter Street Parsonage Joseph O. Purdue Grant Huntley Thomas Pinkham Millbridge Percy Huntley Whitneyville Foster's Point High Street

Salvation Army Receives Official Pass for Coastal Work

The Salvation Army in the coastal area, aided by local volunteers, runs two weekly outreach trips with coffee and doughnuts for soldiers. Colonel Coffin, in charge of Coastal Defense, grants an official pass to Army workers, signaling formal recognition and cooperation from higher command.

Salvation Army Coffin Portland

Purington 78 Died After Short Illness In Bowdoinham

Rinaldo D. Purington of Bowdoinham died Wednesday afternoon at his Pleasant Street home after a brief pneumonia illness. He was born Sept. 13, 1865, in Bowdoinham and worked with Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co. for over 40 years. Surviving are his widow Margaret and cousin Dr. Wilbur Browne. Funeral held Saturday at Mrs. Jane Browne’s home. Burial in Bay View Cemetery.

Rinaldo D. Purington Pleasant Street Mr. Purington Bowdoinham Charles America Brown Purington Bangor San Francisco Calif Maine Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co Wilbur Browne Brunswick Bay View Cemetery

Accident reported near Gould home July incident

Mr and Mrs Howard Lycette visited their sister Mrs Ralph Chesley. A bad automobile accident occurred just below the home of William H Gould late Saturday afternoon July 24. The driver involved was not named in readable text.

Howard Lycette Ralph Chesley William H. Gould

Wanted Woman to Help with House Work in Country Home

Small family offers good wages and time off. Classified notice from A. M. c-6 Times seeks a reliable woman to assist with house work at a country home. Also includes sale of goat milk at Cyr's Market and an farm and city property listing by Fred B. Reed Co., Bath. Tel. 332-W.

Fred B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Front Street Bath

Bath Loses Chief Instructress At Its Playgrounds

Miss Sue White longtime head of the city playgrounds completes duties and returns to Portland for a vacation before departing July 29 for Hunter College New York City to begin Navy WAVES basic training. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John D White and was named chief instructress last year by Edward J McMann.

Sue White Portland Hunter College New York City The WAVES John D. White Riverside Street White Edward J. McMann Cambridge Mass LaSalle Junior College LaSalle Navy Women's Auxiliary Miss White Boston Wiss White Harry B. White Dummer Street Court

Two Men Injured After Car Hits Tree Near Brunswick

A car lost control and struck a large tree, throwing the driver and a companion from the vehicle. Dr. Pratt treated them and both were sent to Brunswick hospital. The victims were out of town. Other items note Mrs. Bessie Morrison visiting relatives in Maine, property sales, moves, and military family updates.

Brunswick Hospital William Gould James W. Kaler Bath Carlton Brown Phippsburg Edwin Pratt Richmond John DeWinter Pratt Bessie Morrison Maine Ralph Chesley

Police survey finds two tagged cars on Franklin Street

Police checked Franklin Street on Wednesday and found two tagged cars blocking access. Officials say the promise of court orders prompted action, but patrols will continue daily and the plan will be enacted immediately if the issue repeats. Residents regained free access as deliveries passed more easily.

Franklin Street

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