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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

8

Peterson Johnson Church Wedding in Cambridge Mass

Miss Alice Victoria Johnson, daughter of Arlington, married Ensign Stanley Robert Peterson USNR, son of Hyde Park, in Swedish Mission Church Cambridge. Rev Aaron Markuson officiated. Attendants included Mrs John MacRae and Miss Constance Brady. best man Ensign David Ordway USNR. ushers William Ames USNR and John Anderson USNR. Reception followed at the church vestry. The couple plan a New York wedding trip and will reside in Beth. ore while he is stationed.

Alice Victoria Johnson H David Johnson Arlington Stanley Robert Peterson USNR A. Robert Peterson Hyde Park Cambridge Aaron Markuson John MacRae Allston South Easton Constance Brady Woburn David Ordway Woburn Dale William Ames Usnr Faarhaven John Anderson New York Siven Wos Cawnet Willy Salley Stu Stephameatis Eid Ay Liuberstiee Eraduate Lite Krerthteerbad School Bootes T3ytorah POON Coerathiante Nery Eastern Universis Stan Peterson Beth Ore

Bath Memorial Day Parade Draws Thousands in Bath

Veterans of two wars marched alongside World War II servicemen in Bath for the longest Decoration Day parade in years. Thousands watched from Morse High to Oak Grove Cemetery and back as Governor Sumner Sewall addressed the crowd at Oak Grove.

Baths Bath Morse High School Oak Grove Cemetery Sumner Sewall Dusit Nell Odd Graeverner Seawai

Bathman Preaches at First Baptist in Bath

Charles Moore of Corliss Street Bath preached Sunday evening at First Baptist Church on Forgiven Forever. A Bath-born student at Eastern Theatrical Seminary Philadelphia he played violin and previously substituted for Pastor Rex Sims. Governor Sewall will host an event at Cumberland Club Portland for Lord and Lady Halifax with a brief address.

Charles Moore Bath Wala Moore Corliss Street Eastern Theotrical Seminary Philladelphia Fir Baptist Church Moore Providence R. 1 Bible Institute Ft Morse High School Rex Charles R. Sims Lord and Lady Halifax Cumberland Club Portland Lord Halifax

Service member returns home and names guardians

Cpl Merten Ro Vd re returns to Cart Gordon Guerin Fridas with his parents Atroo and Mrs. Forrest Young. They reside on 15 Washington Street. Corporal Yours has served since last October.

Merten Ro Gordon Guerin Fridas Atroo Forrest Young Washington Street Yours

Bath Prisoners of War Hope for Release

Bath relatives of internees in Manila hold a hopeful view as 1500 American civilians are expected to be exchanged for the same number of Japanese civilians in this country. The Schwartz family and Charles Avery and others from Bath wait for news from Manila, where internees include 4000 civilians at Santa Tomas University.

Bath Manila A.S. Shwartz Ann Berle Santa Tomas University Shwartz Goldie Solovich Joseph Solovich High Street Solovicn Philip Eaton Lincoln Street New York American Relief Society Maine Santa Tomas Ann Berle Schwartz Schwartz United States Charles Avery Carrie B. Avery Everett Mass William Very Avery Cavite Navy Yard Bath Iron Works Cavite War Department Navy Yard Morse High School Quincy Fore River Shipbuilding Corp

Craig Mason Wedding Held in Portland Home

Dorothy Mason daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Be Madsen of Portland wed John W Craig Thursday afternoon in a quiet ceremony at the groom’s parents home Rev Benjamin B Hersey officiated attended by immediate families and intimate friends Mason will direct Dorothy Mason School of Dance and Craig works with Red & White division of Homeford Brothers The couple plan summer at Beacon Light Cottage Peaks Island and reside in Portland after fall. The article also notes aunt Mrs George Al Churchill and the sinking of the ferry Winnie Belle on the Androscoggin river with a loaded truck onboard.

Dorothy 5 Mason Harry BE. Madsen Portland Bath John W. Craig Vosel Arthur FE Craig Athouite Street Gbeenjamin B. Hersey Coaress Square Morse Bagh Portland ‘Hight Dorothy Mason Ie Dance Homeford Brothers Craig Beacon Light Cottage Seashore Avenue Peaks Island George al Churchill High Street

Lions Hear War Film and Incinerator Petition

At Sedgwick Lions Club a small gathering heard Philip N. Clerke discuss civilian defense and a moving film on Poland and the invasion across Europe. Robert W. Hudson presented the war pictures while a project for Bath incineration was debated with officials. Guests included Ralph Braue and others. next week’s lineup listed.

Lions Club Sedgwick Philip N. Clerke Massachusetts Robert W. Hudson Augusta Armed Services Walter F. Morse Jacob Smith Bath the Lions Hudson Poland Norway Holland Belgium France Clerke Ralph W. Braue Richard Trott Walter McCarthy John Bower Frank Llassett

Bath Memorial Hospital Alumni Banquet

The Bath Memorial Hospital Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet at Sedgwick on Thursday evening June 3 at 7 30 with guest speaker Mrs Charles Torrey of Wiscasset, formerly on staff at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Paralysis Commission. She will discuss her training and work. Mrs Leonard Litchfield will present Kodachrome slides of Maine and California. Community singing will be led by Miss Josephine Moore with Mrs Carlton Andrews at the piano. About 40 members are expected. attendees should arrive by 7 30. Mrs Johnson of Bangor is visiting her son Arthur Johnson.

Bath Memorial Hospital Alumni Association Sedgwick Charles Torrey Wiscasset Children’s Hospital Boston Harvard Inthle Paralysis Commission Torrey Leonard Litchfield Maine California Litchfield Josephine Moore Carlton Andrews Raymond Hart John Bowie

Central Ladies Host Recognition Luncheon

The Ladies Aid of Central church held its final meeting of the season at the parish house on Washington Street with a luncheon for 25 members and their husbands. Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. George Tobey for 50 years of marriage, and to Mrs. Richard Quick and Mrs. Joseph Avery for notable contributions. The group planned a fall meeting and October business session, praising the year as very successful.

Ladies Aid of Central Church Washington Street Charles T. Jackson George Tobey Aid Alfred Rowe Richard Quick Joseph Avery Rowe Jackson Mrs. Tobey Luther Thompson Raymond G. Putnam Orville Page N. Gratz Jackson Albion L. Corliss Jason A. Merrill Frederick Edney Sherman MacQuaide Emma Dunton Agnes Humphrey Margaret Foote Clarence A. Peaslee Perry Thompson Lewis Sanborn Nellie Stilphen

May weather and garden impact reflect wet, cool patterns

May proved unusually wet with ten warm days and heavy rainfall delaying plowing and planting in many gardens. Scientists dismiss the notion that World War I explosions affected the weather, noting 20 fair days this year versus 18 last year and cooler, foggy conditions in May 1942.

Reformatory escape arrests in Lisbon and Newport

Lawrence Michaud aged 18 of Lisbon and Harold Cluke aged 16 of Newport were picked up by auxiliary police at Morrill's Corner early Tuesday morning and admitted escaping from the reformatory at South Windham.

Lawrence Michaud Lisbon Harold Cluke Newport Morrill’s Corner South Windham

White Ribboners Hold 54th Annual Meeting in Lisbon Falls

The Sagadahoc County WCTU met Tuesday in the Lisbon Falls Baptist church with Mrs Allegra Bickford presiding. Officers and directors were elected for the coming year including President Allegra Bickford and Mary Pratt as vice president. Delegates from Bath attended.

Sagadahoc County WCTU Baptist Church Lisbon Falls Allegra Bickford West Bowdoin Mary Pratt Nellie Stover Bath Florence Starbird Lisbon Crystal Berry Lover Regina Meede Evanston Louise Baker Gordon Tate Tate Helen Rand Helen Rand. Benediction Allegra Bickford Lila Place Nella Stover Blanche Cobb Elizabeth Trott May Besaw

Colley Family Hosts Quiet Wedding for Ruth Colley and Frederick Marr

Ruth Anna Colley wed Frederick Stanley Marr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colley on Chestnut Street in a small ceremony led by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue. Attendants were Mildred Hawkins and Edward Marr. The groom’s family and Bath Iron Works ties noted. couple to reside at 71 Bath Street. Miss Eaton and Miss Clark visit Salt Lake City to see PFC John A. Clark. Clark’s December engagement announced.

Robert Colley Chestnut Street Ruth Anna Frederick Stanley Marr Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Congregational Church Mildred Hawkins Portland Edward Marr Miss Colley Bath Iron Works Marr Bath Street Alice Eaton Leon Eaton Oak Street Ruth Clark John A. Clark Marshall Avenue Salt Lake City Miss Clark Pfc U. S. Army Air Force Miss Eaton Clark

Graduation to be held at Baptist Church for Bowdoinham class of 1943

Bowdoinham outlines 1943 graduation at the Baptist Church Sunday at 10:30 am with Rev Archibald Craig delivering the address and Leon Spinney awarding diplomas. Only two seniors, Irving Temple and Earle Hobart, plus PTA plans for Recreation Center dues and deputies for games. Funeral notices for Mildred Crown and Clara Minot Hulse reported, Memorial Day events noted, and Roger Marcotte fined for speeding. Bowdoinham Red Cross to meet at Defense Center.

Coombs High School Baptist Church Archibald Craig Leon Spinney Stanley Libby Irving Gilbert Temple Leroy Temple Earle Adams Hobart Chester Hobart Mildred Crown Burleigh Crown Springfield Mechanic Falls Millard Gile Crown Arthur Verrill Bowdoinham Clara Minot Hulse U. Grant Hulse Main Street Lorenzo and Elizabeth Brown Minot Mr. Hulse Karl Hatch Frances Hatch Malcolm Hatch Bowdeinham S. W. Miles Stanley Coolidge Boston A. M. Craig Boy Scout Troop 59 Edward Baker Clifford Babb Roger Marcotte Lewiston Way James Ames Topsham Bowdoinham Red Cross Defense Center

Personal Notices From Littleton And Nearby Towns

Passings and visits recounted from Littleton Mass and nearby towns. Travel and furlough news include Eva Palmer returning home after a weekend with her parents, J N Palmer. George Hamilton visiting Boston. Forrest Wall of Tenants Harbor with Mrs Wall and James Ames. funerals attended by Verrill family. Jewel and Irish family visits. Addie Fowle’s hip injury. Robley Morrison and family visits. Kenneth Hackett on furlough at Charleston. Mary Dodge visiting Rumford. Mrs Jacob Barter’s return from Gardiner General Hospital. Maurice Libby family Sunday visit. Marshall Dunn USN arriving from Newport for a ten day leave.

Eva Palmer Littleton Mass J. N. Palmer George Hamilton Boston Mr Hamilton Jar Hall Browne Forrest Wall Harbor Wall James H. Ames Arthur Verri Edward Bradon Burleigh Crown John Jewell Wellesley Gardiner J. E. Allen Marshall Dunn U S.N Newport Joh Dunn

Mrs Sarah V Coughlin Dies at Home at Age 87

Mrs Sarah Vesta Coughlin widow of Patrick Stud Coughlin died at her Bowdoinham home Tuesday morning at age 87. Born in Spruce Head she moved to Bowdoinham in 1903 and left five sons John S Malden Mass William J New Bedford Mass George and Lawrence at home Edward F of Richmond. She also leaves two sisters Mrs Ida Shea Rockland and Susie Deware East Pepperell Mass and a brother Edmund Andrews Vinal Haven with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Sarah Vesta Coughlin Patrick Stud Coughlin Tueday Morning Sprue Head Bowdoinhai John S Malden Mass William J New Bedford George Lawrence R Edward F Richmond Ida Shea Rockland Susie Deware East Pepperel Mass Edmund Andrews Vinal Haven Grey

Ban ki Club Social Evening After Meeting

Miss Katherine Powers of up per Washington street was host ess Tuesday evening to the Ban ki club. After the regular business meeting, refreshments on a social evening were enjoyed.

Katherine Powers Upper Washington Street Banki Club

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