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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

7

Baptist leader and civic clubs meet in Bath area

A Baptist pastor at Front Street home officiated as church members and councilors gathered. Lions Club elected officers including John Parker president and Leonard Bishop first vice president. Beulah Rebekah and Maine Ladies Auxiliaries held meetings with donations and committee appointments announced. A district meeting speaker discussed upcoming Kennebunk convention.

Lions Club John Parker Leonard Bishop Charles John Aeurice Sullivan Louis Lemieux Russell Shepard Leslie Roberts

Emerson Lane Post Elects Pearl Perry Second VP

Eight Emerson Lane Post members attended the Kennebec County Council at Winthrop where Pearl Perry was elected second vice president at the annual council election. Fort Richmond Chapter D A R met at Pauline Cronk home with Mrs Paul Roberts installed as regent. Miss Rule Curtis assisted. Supper for ten members and three guests. Next meeting in October with new officers. Several attendees from Enterprise grange joined a Past Masters Association meeting at Merrymeeting grange in Bowdoinham. Supper preceded July 15 meeting at Dromore grange. A surprise party honored the 15th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Call. Cash gifts and cards exchanged, flowers given. Suppers by Rankins, Grant, Douglass, and Perry. Personal notes list students at Eastern Nazarene College home for summer and various visits and relocations in Portland Gardiner Street and surrounding towns.

Emerson Lane Kennebec G. C. Marriner Leon Batchelder Clarence Dunbar James Meserve Enterprise Grange Past Masters Association Turor’ 'S Council Merrymeety Grange Bowdoinham Dromore Grange Ethel Rankins Chester Call Mr. Call Rankins Call Donald Grant Everett Douglass Pearl Perry

Local Notables and Residents Recall Weekend Visits

Mrs Arthur Ro River road accident mentioned in passing. Rev and Mrs William T Ben, Lott and Oks families noted. Alice visited sister Amead last weekend. Nathalie Smith and Claire Plouff among those visiting. Edwin Millett moving residences on North Pleasant to High street. Norman Call at Mooselake camp. Gardner pastor Mildred Beedle noted. Ralph Fossett and Mrs Frank Beedle seen at Darrah street.

Arthur Ro William T. Ben Po Lott Wipe Alice Amead Nathalie Smith Toes Willian Miles Barbara Loge Russell Leonard Angus Claire Plouff Tha Vowge Portsmouth Gordon Edwin Millett Protheroe North Pleasant Street Fred Small High Street Norman Call Gardiner Ralph Fossett Frank Beedle Darrah Street

Local Summer Visits and Family News at Phippsburg

Phippsburg area residents share summer plans visits and family updates. Alice Minott returns from New Jersey State Teachers College to be with her mother. I W Raineys travel to Stuben leaving Leonard and Sally with grandparents Faulkner. Various locals attend games, camps, or host guests at cottages, gardens, and cabins along Small Point Brightwater and Head Beach.

Alice Minott New Jersey State Teachers’ College I. W. Rainey Stuben Leonard Sally Frank Faulkner Charles L. Stevens Oberlin College National Congregational Confrence Jean Fred Haggett North Carolina R.O.T.C Gardiner Rogers William Grovers Susan Rogers American Legion Bangor Isie Cotton John New London Brightwater Merle Pottle Brunswick Pleasant View Farm James Little Allan Gardiner Deering Barbara Lou James Littles Elroy Johnson Colleen Wyman Cook Bailey Island Myron Barbour Phyllis Carleen Davidson Yarmouth Raymond Wyman Ernest Rogers Head Beach Bow Phyllis Oretieled Hee Joseph O. Purdue E Lorraine Cates M. Huse Brisbane Bently Small Poin

Bath National Adopts New Bank Tellers Machines

Bath National Bank will install commercial tellers machines on July 1 making deposits trackable with a duplicate record of each deposit. The system eliminates passbooks for checking accounts and speeds teller service while offering precise transaction receipts. The bank begins its 94th year in August and expects wide adoption by other banks.

Bath Bath National Bank R. F. Cook Hant Cook Sagadahoc

Porto Rico librarian Tom Hayes speaks at Bath Rotary

Tom Hayes, librarian and music professor at the University of Porto Rico, spoke at Bath Rotary at Central church parish house. He outlined the island’s history since 1898, its economy, politics, and education, noting unrest and limited food production while highlighting local leaders and returning to Porto Rico with his wife and four daughters.

Thomas 8. Hayes University of Porto Rico Caribbean Sea Rotary Club Central Church Parish Tom John P. Hayes Washburn Street Bath Georgetown University Atlantic City Washington New York Rotary Lions Clubs United States U. S Charles B. Doyle M. C. Fischer Cheshire Conn Edward Rice Portland Pat Sawyer Brunswick Earle Richardson John E. Hayes

Small Point cottages open and occupied

Hosmers opened their Head Beach cottage during the weekend. Mr and Mrs George Levyn of Bath were guests of the James Littles Sunday.

Tages Small Point Hosmers Head Beach George Levyn Bath James Littles

The Average Man’s Heart Beats Through Life

A historical note states the average heart beats 72 times per minute and roughly three billion times in a lifetime, illustrating the human heart’s persistence across a lifetime.

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Tie in Sagadahoc clerk primary could be settled by lot

The Sagadahoc county Republican clerk primary between Esther Brown and Philip H. Oliver in Bath may go to a recount. If results remain tied after state scrutiny, the winner could be decided by lot under Chapter 4 of the 1940 Revised Statutes, with a public drawing and ballots inspected by candidates.

Sagadahoc Esther Brown Philip H. Oliver Bath the Times The Times Executive Council Lot Harry E. Ring, Jr Ring Secretary of Harold I. Goss

Visitors Stay Overnight With Sherwood Francis Family

Mr and Mrs Roy Francis of Auburn and former Bedford street residents spent the night with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Sherwood Francis of Day's Ferry. The visit highlighted family ties and local residence changes.

Roy Francis Auburn Bedford Street Sherwood Francis Day's Ferry

Local Farm Bureau and town notices mingle with summer moves

Community gatherings at Mrs Clarence B Hill home discuss plans for the summer sale on Aug 10 while Farm Bureau meets resume in fall. Voters cast 186 ballots as Rev Robertson preached at First Baptist. Spruce sawfly threatens Bay Point Kennebec Point and Indian Point with spraying next week. Residents move between Bath Sagadahoc Bay and Kennebec Point as weddings, visits, and repairs fill the weekend pages.

Clarence B. Hill Joseph F. Higgins William A. Todd Pee Farm Bureau Central School Building Harold J. Brown Rev. Robertson Freeport First Baptist Church Bay Point Kennebec Point Indian Point Raphael Higgins Bath Sagadahoc Bay Betsey Withrow Lexington Mass Gaston LaChaise Sadie Drake Boston Chester Dalrymple Ithica N. Y Middle Dyke Farm Mae Hogan Malcolm Moore Iris Armstrong Corliss Street Church Maureen Davis New York City John Flynn Playce Moosehead Lake Howard Trafton Portland Dorothy Stuart MacMahan E. A. Gilmore Iowa City Wendall Heal Ernest Heal J. R. Blackie J. C. Hulburt Gilbert Gunnell West Georgetown Josiah H. Brown W Newton Will Russell Pinkham C. B. Hill Joseph Higgins Walter V. Cummings Beatrice Bouton Elizabeth Harris Harry Horne Wiscasset Herbert Jones Cecelia Drake Farm Jones Clarence White Seguinland Alfred Rowe William H. Putnam Milton Roy M. Newman William H. Putman, Jr George Wheeler California William Bisseth Robinhood Dorothy Farrow

Five Islands Good Neighbor Club Plans Summer Season

Community notes from Five Islands detail Spring cleaning at Library Hall, next week’s meeting at the club house, and a July 1 Summer opening for the Malden Island clubhouse. Many locals attended church and election day events at Georgetown Central, with numerous visits to Bath Memorial hospital and area cottages across Malden Island.

Millard E Watson 66 Bath resident dies in Portland hospital

Millard Eugene Watson 66 of Bath died Thursday at Maine General hospital Portland after two and a half months as patient. Born March 22 1882 in Lynn Mass he lived most of life in Bath worked as iron molder at Hyde Windlass Co. He was husband of Ruth Acton Watson and father of Ruth Merkel and Raymond. Surviving siblings include Carol Greenville George F Watson Dexter Edna Sawyer Bangor and Mrs Eugene Perry Thorndike and two grandchildren.

Millard Eugene Watson Maine General Hospital Portland Washington Street Bath Ruth Acton Watson Mr. Watson Lynn Mass Frederick and Fidelia (Morse) Watson Hyde Windlass Co

Mrs Ada Perry Dies At Bath After Short Illness

Ada M Perry wife of Edward A Perry died at home 500 Center Street Sunday morning after a brief illness Born in Canada May 6 1868 she lived much of her life in Bath She was a devoted mother and wife member of St Marys Catholic Church Surviving are her husband two daughters two brothers two sisters two grandchildren two great grandchildren and two great grandsons

Ada M. Perry Edward A. Perry Center Street Canada John Souci Bath This City Mary Perry Chestnut Hill Mass Henry Souci Waterville Joseph Souci Millinocket Joseph Bouchard Lawrence Carter Hartford

Grace M. Tuttle Obituary in Memorial Hospital Notice

Grace M. Tuttle 42 wife of Ray W. Tuttle died at Memorial hospital Monday after brief illness. Born in Dresden October 19 1906 she was daughter of George and Blanche Moody. She attended local schools and graduated Morse High school. Survived by husband her parents three brothers and seven sisters along with aunts uncles nieces and nephews.

Grace M. Tuttle Ray W. Tuttle Memorial Hospital Dresden George Blanche (Pushard) Moody Tuttle Morse High School Louis R. M Nahant Mass Clifton Moody Bath George Moody, Jr Bangor

Rene Provencher Sportsmen Club Formed In Rumford

Rene Provencher an eight year old boy of Rumford died at home after a serious skin disease. He had friends across Maine and received an autographed baseball from Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox featuring Ted Williams. Emil J. Morin of South Portland led the effort to honor him with a new sportsmen’s club in Rumford.

Rene Provencher Rumford Gilbert Arsenault Center Street Bath Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox Ted Williams Emil J. Morin South Portland Consolidated Sportsmen's Clubs of Maine Rene ‘Provencher

Maine guide leads Senit Borsland fishing derby

Charlie Miller of Maine captained the Senit Borsland fishing derby held on June 27 guiding participants and overseeing event activities as leading organizer and participant.

Charlie Miller Maine

Mourned Bath Soldier Killed in Munda Battle

Corporal Fosher of Bath dies in action during World War II after serving in the 43rd Infantry Division mortar squadron. He worked at Hyde Windlass and Bath Iron Works before enlisting, survived by three brothers and three sisters including Mrs Ralph Milliken of Illiken Street. Body to arrive in Bath with American Legion honors.

Y Panas Munda Newgia Ephraim Fosher Champlain N. J

Mrs Annie R Low’s Funeral Held Friday Afternoon

Funeral services were held Friday at two o clock from Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street for Mrs Annie R Low a member of Winter Street Church Pastor Joseph O Purdue officiated Bearers were Regins Page Allan Spear Daniel Williams Maynard Brown Perry Thompson and Linwood Haynes Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove

Annie R. Low Curtis Washington Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Regins Page Allan Spear Daniel Williams Maynard Brown Perry Thompson Linwood Haynes Oak Grove

Funeral services for George W. Tyler held Tuesday

Funeral services for George W. Tyler were held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Curtis Funeral Residence 932 Washington street with Rev Arvid L Anderson pastor of Corliss Street Baptist church officiating Bearers were George Kingsbury Harry Farrell Arthur Bourget Charles house Burial will take place in

George W. Tyler Curtis Washington Street Arvid L. Anderson Corliss Street Baptist Church George Kingsbury Harry Farrell Arthur Bourget Charles House Oak Grove

Funeral for Millard E. Watson Held at Curtis Funeral Home

Funeral services for Millard Eugene Watson were held Saturday at 2 o clock from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Arvid L. Anderson officiating. Interment followed at a local cemetery with Clyde Lake Pinkham Herbert Huggard and Harold Holbrook listed among those involved.

Millard Eugene Watson Curtis Funeral Home Arvid L. Anderson Beavers Clyde Lake Pinkham Herbert Huggard Harold Holbrook Oak Grove

Funeral for Grace M. Tuttle Held at Mayo & Son

Funeral services for Grace M. Tuttle were held Wednesday at noon from Arthur Fy Mayo & Son funeral residence with Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers were Paul Kelley Robert Tabor Malen Genthner Roy Pee Elwood Toothaker and Charles Krag oy Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.

Grace M. Tuttle Arthur Fy. Mayo & Son Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street c Paul Kelley Robert Tabor Malen Genthner Roy Pee Elwood Toothaker Charles Krag Oy Oak Grove

Funeral for Mrs Ada M Perry Held at St Mary's Church

Funeral services for Mrs Ada M Perry wife of Edward Perry were conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at St Marys Church with Rev Fr Belfontaine officiating. Bearers were Henry McAvoy William Musserden Joseph Cyr and Daniel Perry. Interment followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Ada M. Perry Edward Perry St. Mary’s Church Fr. Belfontaine Henry McAvoy William Musserden Joseph Cyr Daniel Perry Oak Grove

Mr and Mrs Harrison Hubbard Visit for Annual Vacation

Mr and Mrs Harrison Hubbard and their son Peter travel from Red Bank New Jersey to spend their annual vacation. They will be joined by Mrs Hubbard's parents Mr and Mrs Carl Swanton of Front Street and by Mr and Mrs Harri son M Hubbard of Brunswick and Mere Point. Mrs Hubbard is formerly Miss Betty Swanton of Bath.

Harrison Hubbard Peter Datemail Red Bank N. J Carl Swanton Front Street Harrison M. Hubbard Brunswick Mere Point

Mrs George Wheeler Arrives for Indefinite Long Beach Stay

Mrs George Wheeler of Long Beach California arrives for an indefinite stay with her sister at 906 High Street. The notice notes the sister is residing there and marks Wheeler as visiting from California.

George Wheeler Long Beach Calif Ep Jones High Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. EB. Gilkey Minerva Curtis Coors Mattie Grand- Paul L. Roberts A Ister the Baptist Church Alexander Ice A. Es Hig Committee Apboy Fern Perne Grace Yonte Dukes Beth McFee Marcia Lake Allee Gi Gilpatrick Beulah Rebekah Odd Fellows Lillian Johnson Maine Association of Ladies Auxiliaries C.F Miss Johnson Noble Grand Beulah le Edna Hodgkins Ofre M Priscilla Beulah Naylor Eastern Nazarene College Harland Joyce Easternazarene College Wollaston Robert Hanson Ober, Jr Orono Hanson Paterson Ro! Hanson Bofindsel Gilpatrick Eal Ane W Phippsburg Bath National Thomas Hayes Island Secretary of State Georgetown Stanwood C. Gilman Behasco Estates Good Neighbor Club Library Hall Georgetown Central School Malden Island Robinson Gordon College Franklin S. Koehlwetter Bryant Pond South Harpswell Koehlwetter Millard Gile Canton Georgetown Central Natalie MacMahan Morse High Margaret MacMahan Bath Memorial Hospital Jeanette Pinkham North Yarmouth Academy Barbara Branwell Harford Jack Gibson J. G. Stevens Marion Stevens L. K. Austin Falmouth Lloyd Pinkham Paul Stevens Davis Walter New Harbor John Huskins Herman Barter Melvin Comeau Maria O. F. Rowe Francis Pierce Augusta Cony High School Neil Boynton Percy Wilkins Lewiston Sedgemere Road Henry Moore Orville Rowe Philip Pinkham Moore- Armstrong Corliss Street Walter Thomas Lillian Moore Charles Moore New Jersey Malcolm Andrew Rowe P. B. Savage Harold Pinkham Stinson Davis Arthur Marr Almon Malden Marr Cottage Messrs. Marr Edward Clark Clark Elizabeth Clark Roy William Marr Blanch Wilkins Wellesley Clyde Wilkins Virginia Barbara Pratt Togus Frank Dolan Carl Pearson Quincy Wales Robert C. McPherson Baby Boynton Cottage McPherson Mary Marius H. Page North Street Perme Employe of Beaton Windlass Co Military Services CORP A. E. Fosher G. W. Tyler Funeral M. E. Watson Fred S. Curtis Ae Co Iune Funeral Service Washinnen Gar
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