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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

5

School Concert Delights Pupils with Variety of Songs

AnAssembly Hall program showcased grades one through seven performing varied pieces. The event featured solos duets and group numbers including My Garden The Little Farmer Greeting Blackbirds Jingle at the Window and Star Spangled Banner with Lydia Hutchins and Abbie Harvey directing. Pupils listed include Charles Marchetti Albert Thompson Elizabeth McPhee Charlene Sinclair Ellen James Ruth Volz Barbara Steneix Nancy Barter and more.

Roeek Estes Wietats Aid Bunting St Little Pigs Ducky Duddle India Robin Fea Maine Nels Lydia Hutchins Abbie Harvey Charles Joseph Marchetti Albert Thompson Elizabeth McPhee Charlene Sinclair Ellen James Constance Davis Gary Annette Harmon George Poulos Edwin Powers William Lothrop Advah Reynolds

Hyde Park Scouts Financial Report 1945

Hyde Park Troop No. 50 annual financial report shows October funding from the Tenants Council dance totaling 25 dollars with 15 dollars to Boy Scout and 10 dollars to Cub Scout funds. Scouts mourn the loss of Scoutmaster Alvah Hall while noting improvements and upcoming awards. Additional revenue from a What-So-Ever club dance adds nearly 50 dollars to the treasury, with ten cents per ticket and sale of nylons odds and ends contributing.

Tenants’ Council Leon Piascik Boy Scout Fund Scout Committee Alvah Hall Hyde Park

Bride Frances McEachern Weds Walter Earl Oliver

In a ceremony at 10 King Street Sunday evening Leone Frances McEachern became Mrs. Walter Earl Oliver. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated with the double ring service. Attendants included sister Dora A. Pratt as matron of honor and Keith S. Pierce as best man. The bride is daughter of Donald and Bath residents. the groom is son of Earl Oliver and Bath residents.

Leone Frances McEachern Walter Earl Oliver King Street Joseph O. Purdue Dora A. Pratt Keith S. Pierce Donald McEachern Bath Earl Oliver

Wilson Family Reaches Bedford After Lake Visit

Mr and Mrs Paul B Wilson and their son Edward of Bedford Road spent several days at St Georges Lake Liberty and returned home Sunday evening.

Paul B. Wilson Edward Bedford Road St. George’s Lake Liberty

Nequasset Auxiliary Holds All Day Session at Home

Nequasset auxiliary met at the home on Nequasset Road with Mrs. Hazel Presby hosting a noon baked bean and salad dinner. Guests Mrs. Frank Cummings and Mrs. Pete Edgely attended. A brief business meeting followed, led by President Mrs. Henry Dubar, outlining plans for the June 13 annual meeting at Mrs. Lester Holbrook’s home.

Nequasset Hazel Presby Nequasset Road Lester Holbrook Amy Cromwell Ruth Cromwell Frank Cummings Pete Edgely Henry Dubar Hazel Presley Mabel Tracey Nellie Libby Eugene Beck Bernice Soule Ina Leeman Charlotte Leeman Ethel Bailey Ruth Dubar Henry Seegar Loring Poe Dicky Hol

Morse High Musicians Guests at a Dinner

Morse High School music groups were hosted by the School Band Boosters at Witch Spring Inn for a banquet with a fine baked ham dinner. Speakers included Horace P. Herrick who spoke of early band struggles, Loring Addison praising musicians and urging a larger band, and Cecil Fullerton pledging continued support.

Morse High School Witch Spring Inn Horace P. Herrick Loring Addison Cvent Moisé High Cecil Fullerton Abbie Harvey Keith Crockett James Nostall Arthur Berry Harold Armes George Larrabee George Bryant Allen Wilkie Mary Lermond Beverly Rogers Muriel Moore Anita Kurki Pauline Holmsen Freda Legard James Footer Martin Doyle Paul Bagdikian Joyce Sinclair Valerie Nickerson Marion Corliss Mariela Miller Rita Collins Albert Berry Philip Burns Frank Brister John Wishart William Pomeroy Edward Rowe Philip Armes Cynthia Moses Cecil Fullerton, Jr Tilly McKay Charles Godfrey Betty Nostall Doris Lang Barbara Legard

Three Are Injured In Automobile Crash

Bernard J. Leavitt of 403 Lark Street faces a temporary DUI hold after his vehicle crashed on Center Street near Floral and Huse, injuring three people including Mrs. Alice Burnham and Homer Weaver. Weaver is described as most seriously hurt with skull x rays ordered. Leavitt received stitches before arrest.

Bernard J. Leavitt Lark Street Leavitt Percy W. Kingsbury Memorial Hospital Alice Burnham Middle Street Homer Weaver North Carolina Leavitts Weaver Center Street Floral Huse Tetet Road Lind

Observing Their Golden Wedding on Monday

Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter of 1054 Washington Street quietly celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. With daughter Mrs. Claude Gillette and Admiral Gillette they travel to New London for a week, then host dinner at Ocean Point. Baxter, Bath Trust Co. president, reflects on a clipped Times note from June 4, 1896 recounting Rupert Henry Baxter and Miss Kate Mussenden wedding at Central Congregational church.

Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street Claude Gillette Admiral Gillette Bath New London Conn Rupert Henry Baxter Mayor Baxter Portland Kate Depuy Mussenden William D. Mussenden First National Bank Central Congregational Church A. F. Duneas North Street

May Weather in Review Shows Wet Month and Cold Spells

The article notes May was warmer than last year yet very wet, delaying planting as ground stayed soggy. It recalls last year’s snow in early May and reports 16 fair days versus 15, rain on 13 days, few heavy rains, and a warmer high of 58 on May 31 with cold mornings around 29.

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Boyington Delano wedding in Bath featured at home ceremony

Veona Muriel Delano of Bath and Bennie Thorvald Boyington of Bath were united in marriage at Rev. David L. Wilsons home on Washington street using a double ring service. Witnesses were Mildred Branscom and Pearl B. Wilson. The couple will spend a week in Northern Maine after which they will reside at 60 Clark Circle.

Veona Muriel Delano Bath Bennie Thorvald Boyington David L. Wilson Washington Street Mildred Branscom Pearl B. Wilson Maine Stewart Bailey Wiscasset Edna Boyington Howland Ralph Boyington Clark Circle

Willis Marcoux and Bertram Willis wed in Lewiston Bath friends note

A Bath couple union occurred May 30 in Lewiston as Lena Marcoux and Bertram E. Willis tied in marriage at the Winslow home. Attendants were Mrs. Gladys Winslow and Edouard Hamel. They plan to live in Bath after a brief trip. Willis works at Bath Iron Works. Dr. Richard Johnson became director of the Maine Osteopathic Association at its Poland Springs convention.

Bath Lewiston Lena Marcoux Bertram E. Willis Academy Street A. M. Winslow Gladys Winslow Edouard Hamel Willis Bath Iron Works Richard Johnson Washington Street Maine Osteopathic Association Poland Springs

Cancer Camp near Double T Year Ends Donations

Mrs Berry urged further contributions as Maine Cancer Inc reports totals from Woolwich and county wide donations. Mrs Forrest A Baker led Woolwich with a final $266.70, $37.33 above 1945 Woolwich giving, detailing contributions by Barley Neck, Montsweag, North Woolwich and other locales.

Maine Cancer Inc Berry Forrest A. Baker Woolwich Barley Neck Road State Road Montsweag Mountain Road Montsweag Road Ky’s Corner North Woolwich Day’s Ferry Nequasset Woolwich Center Baker

Traverse jurors named for June term summons

Traverse jurors have been summoned to report on Tuesday June 13 at ten o'clock EST. The list includes Arrowsic William S Potter Bath William F Barstow Helen Butler Madelyn C Dunton Nellie D Hodgdon Lulius Larrabee Herbert Lemont Frank Lightbody Lewis E Spicer Bowdoinham Arthur P Car Richmond Charles Bessie Sedgley Robert E Wyman Topsham Mildred Ward John C Ridley James Cornish Eunice Cary Abe Bath James B Levi cotchetts Cyres Gilmore Hartley Hathorn.

Traverse Arrowsic William S. Potter Bath William F. Barstow Helen Butler Madelyn C. Dunton Nellie D. Hodgdon Lulius Larrabee Herbert Lemont Frank Lightbody Lewis E. Spicer Bowdoih Carolyn Dow Bowdoinham Arthur P. Car- Richmond Charles Bessie Sedgley Robert E. Wyman Topsham Mildred Ward John C. Ridley James Cornish Eunice Caryabe James B Lever cotchetts-Cyres H.gilmore Hartley Hathorn

Bath Parents Bring Home Three Sons From War Known

Mr and Mrs Arthur L of Washington street and Mr and Mrs James C Wing of North Bath welcomed back three sons from military service Calvin recent return from Germany and Normandy Brenner Pass. Arthur Wing returned from Okinawa aboard U S Navy carrier with service ribbons. He and his shipmates faced heavy losses in action and he received honorable discharge. The Wing family also notes the U S S Terror was sunk by a Japanese suicide plane and many crewmen were lost. Burton Wing observed battlefield scenes in Saipan hospital where shrapnel was removed. Calvin Wing wore good conduct and sharpshooter medals along with other awards. He returned from Germany and Normandy Beachhead. Arthur Wing wears Atlantic and Pacific ribbons and received honorable discharge.

Arthur L Washington Street James C. Wing North Bath Boston Wing China U. S. Navy Saipan Calvin Germany Normandy Brenner Pass Arthur Okinawa Pacific

Morse High class of 1921 reunion plans finalized

Plans for the 25th reunion of Morse High School's class of 1921 are nearly complete. Members not yet notified should contact Mrs George Larrabee or other listed organizers, and those who wish to donate to the gift fund should contact the designated bequest contacts.

Morse High School George Larrabee Raymond Small Mark Jackson Carvil Douglas David Fields Roberta Barker Charles Nelson

Registration hours announced by Ada M Purington

Mrs Ada M Purington chair man of the Board of Registration informs active voters of regis tration hours standard time dates June 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 10 with morning afternoon and evening sessions 9 to 1 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m on standard time or daylight time one hour later.

Ada M. Purington Board of Registration

Voorhees Couple Return From Bedford Street Visit

Mr and Mrs James Voorhees who have been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W S Voorhees of Bedford Street were passengers on Sundays evening’s train for Boston.

James Voorhees W.S. Voorhees Bedford Street Boston

Fish Wardens Inspect Vacation Cottages

Warden patrols coastal areas to enforce Sea and Shore Fisheries laws protecting natural resources. He notes conditions of cottages and inspects for any violations as part of conservation efforts.

Simpson Bowie Wedding Celebrated With Reception In Drummond Street Home

The Simpson Bowi wedding Sunday featured a aqua crepe street length dress and white accessories for the bride, while Mrs Crocker wore medium blue with a flower hat. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Drummond street for close family, with Wilbur Crocker and others assisting.

Swansonia Elbridge Rice Williams Whitney Simpson Fred Addition Trufant Street Bath Stones

Bishop McCarthy Confirms Large Confirmation Class

The Most Reverend Joseph E. McCarthy of the Maine Catholic Diocese confirms a large group including 167 children and 39 parish altar boys for the confirmation class. Also conferred were the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus and reverend benediction by the Most Blessed See Gillis. The Andes mountains reach their highest altitude in Peru.

Joseph E. McCarthy Maine Knights of Columbus eSee Gillis Peru

Recreation plan outlined for students before school closes

Horace and Ott Johneen lead a recreation plan with committee members Arthur Cook Carol Walker Charles G and Jean Dee arranging a schedule for every student. Alvin Gediman announces a softball game at Kimball field tonight at six with public invited. Friday Night Dance committee will extend invitations to every counselor. Two busy weeks lie ahead before the closing of school.

Horace Ott Johneen Giedter Arthur Cook Carol Walker Charles G Jean Dee Alvin Gediman Kimball Field

Finance firm moves to new quarters on June 11

A finance company announced it will relocate from Front Street after four years to larger quarters at 26 Center Street. The move is set for June 11 and aims to provide expanded facilities.

Front 10 United States Front Street

Bowdoinham Obituary and Local Notices

Bowdoinham mourns Richard Frye who died suddenly May 29 at his Bowdoin home after living with Tillie Coombs. born January 3, 1871 in Halifax Nova Scotia. Survived by two sons Ernest Bowdoinham and Walter Quincy Mass, and two grandchildren. Also notes society items: Adelbert Meisner Jr. and wife June 1 Norwalk Conn.. Miss Priscilla Given of Bowdoinham. Leroy Adams class member. Linden Little returns to Greenfield Mass after Richmond visit. Grace and Florence Thompson Lewiston guests of Hall Denham. Leonard Osier weekend visit.

Rich Richard Frye Bowdoin Tillie Coombs Halifax N. S Abraham Margart Gould J. N. Palmer Ernest Bowdeinham Walter Quincy Mass Adelbert Calvin L. Meisner Jr Norwalk Conn Manon Meisner William H. Gould Linden Little Greenfield Richmond Grace Florence Thompson Lewiston Hall Denham Leonard Osier

Recital Visit Notes Misses In Bristol And New Harbor

Fragmentary OCR notes a recital given by a Miss, with Mrs Mary Fides visiting Bristol and New Harbor relatives. Mentions Tuesday and Wednesday visits and calls on relatives, plus a land Tuesday reference. Sources read unclear.

Mary Fides Bristol New Harbor

Adelbert Tom dies after long illness at 74

Bowdoinham Post Road item notes Adelbert Tom died after a long illness in May. He was 74 years old with four months missing. Funeral arrangements mentioned at Richard funeral parlor. Survived by Ernest of Bowdoinham and a son from Massachusetts. Local farms for sale on the road and at Millay.

Adelbert Tom Ridge Harold Green Shelton Main Street Ernest Porter Massachusetts Adel Temple Richard Frye Ernest Bowdeinham Ter Ee Temple Mie

Sumner Hawleylinked to West Howard Hawley affair

Local note mentions Sumner Hawley in relation to West Howard B Hawley with limited context. No dates or organizations confirmed. Further readable details are needed for a fuller summary.

Sumner Hawley Weste Howard B. Hawley

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Oliver—M’eachern Morse High Central Church Willis-Marcoux United In Marriage Methodist Church Bishop McArthy St. Mary’s Synagogue Bowdoinham Post Road Johnny Mack Brown Watton. S Don Q Sighe Qasso Preston OMIAY
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