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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1942

Page

9

Deaths, notices, and local items from Phippsburg and Bath

Obituaries note the sudden death of Grace Percy Cullity in Bucksport and the long teaching life in Pownal and Bucksport. Other notices mention Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver Blaisdell’s death in Oaklyn New Jersey, community church services at Small Point, and a Dromore Farm Bureau gardening meeting led by Edward Johnson. The column includes local residence moves, Red Cross work, family visits, and town personalities, with brief personal items from residents.

Grace Percy Cullity Bucksport Martha Jane Sprague- Percy Buecksport Parker Head Methodist Youth Fellowship Wesley M. BE James Knight, Jr Small Point Old Small Point Jances Robie Dromore Farm Bureau Edward Johnson Maine Department of Agri Culture Johnson Farm Bureau Dromore Orange Hall Alethea Campbell Nequasset West Bath Farm Bureaus Red Cross Edward Hawkes Bath Elliot-Berry Iguide Board Nichols Bates Truman Wallace

Children Confined at Home With German Measles

Two children have been confined to the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers due to German measles, with no further details provided on their condition or necessary precautions.

Ernest Rogers

Bath appoints Harland A. Ladd as new superintendent

Bath's new schools chief Harland A. Ladd spoke at the Bath Rotary luncheon. A former Rotarian, he praised service clubs and pledged to align Bath's educational plans with community needs. He outlined his education philosophy, stressed reading and study, and urged teachers to engage pupils with beauty, science, and civic questions. President Parker presided. visitors included Reginald Oullette and local guests.

Bath Harland A. Ladd Rotary Club Hotel Sedgwick Milo The Lions Ladd John Parker Ile Lfe Reginald Oullette Lewiston

Troop 53 Boy Scouts Meet Monday Night

Troop 53 of St. Mary's church met Monday at seven in the State Armory. Alfred Boushie received a tenderfoot pin and Romeo Biette passed his second class bandaging test. A speaker will discuss Rome and his visit to Pope Pius XII. Opening was led by Lewis King and closing by Romeo Brette. Two patrols Pine Tree and Wolf were represented. others were absent due to storm and illness. Next meeting is Monday night March 16 in the Armory basement.

Boy Scouts St. Mary's Church State Armory Alfred Boushie Romeo Biette Rome Pius XII Lewis King Romeo Brctte Pine Tree Wolf

Bath items and visits in wartime era society

Winnegance Eugene Haggett is ill and confined at home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Spinney on High Street. Mrs Herbert Russell, who spent winter in Portland, has arrived to visit daughter Mrs Frank Perry. Mrs Charles T Small hosted Community Club Auxiliary with 17 members. prizes won by Mrs Samuel Lancaster and Mrs Harold Miller. Next meeting at Mrs Harry C Williams’s Bridge Street. Mrs Walter Morse returned from Brunswick to visit daughter Mrs Herbert Lermond. James Footer, son of Mr and Mrs J Emery Footer, is a patient at Memorial Hospital. Photo of Mrs Francis Faxon of New York, formerly Miss Charlotte Farnham of Bath, in Life magazine showing her with her black Scottie at Hampshire House animal shelter. Air raid guidance mentions pets in air raid shelters and rooms. Red Cross program aids small pets in wartime England. Mr and Mrs Miles Syp hers and son Buddy of South Portland, formerly of Bath, visited Bath to see daughter Mrs Rupert Lewis in Highland.

Leon Berry Phippsburg Rebecca Minott Georgia Leach Rose Wyman Abbie Minott Jamaica Plain Berry Red Cross Bernice Wordsworth Massachusetts Delight Berry -Small Stoneybrook Levi Hutchins Blais Dells John Evans Jenny Evans Sherman Morse Winneganee New York City James Lester Morse Evans Bath Samuel Evans Cora Campbell John Blaisdell Ead Miss Campbell Lila Liver Winneganes Dale R. Simonson Taten Island Lieut Imonson Coast Guard Simonson Jett the Nazarene Church Eugene Haggett Haggett Herbert Spinney High Street Herbert Russell Portland Frank Perry Charles T. Small Community Club Samuel Lancaster Harold Miller Harry C. Williams Bridge Street Walter Morse Brunswick Herbert Lermond James Footer J. Emery Footer The Memorial Hospital Francis Faxon New York Charlotte Farnham Life Magazine Faxon Hampshire House England Allie Rollins John Rollins Topsham Walter Cushing Bath Iron Works Leston Harrington William Hemmer Earl Lowell Parker Head Arthur Bassett Navy Naval College Grove City Penn Esther Robinson Lola Herman Hallett William Schreiter Cathance William Hallett Woolwich Currey Stiles Bodwell Grange Copperthwaite David Princeton Bert Nisbet Arthur Lear Bath Memorial Hospital John Libby Bernard Wyman Augusta Alonzo E. Lowell Lewis F. Lowell Stanwood Gilman Irma Stanton Dozois Richard Kennebunk Anna Percy Bertha Newdick Mary Newdick Walter Newdick Gilman Popham Beach Popham Circle Raymond Larrabee Frank Scott

Parker Head Notes and Local Parish Activities

Parker Head is cited for a new teacher at Ashdale school while local residents engage in community events. A Nutrition class at Dromore grange hall draws mothers, and many residents donate to local drives and attend church and school activities. Several residents travel, host evenings, and participate in health, defense stamp, and civic efforts.

Portland man dies in Bath on business trip

A. M. Hutchinson of Portland died Thursday in Bath while on a business trip. The incident occurred during daytime hours and authorities are reviewing details. Hutchinson was a resident of Portland and affiliated with local business circles.

A. M. Hutchinson Portland Bath

Popham Beach Weather Disrupts Local Life And School

Last week's storm at Popham Beach brought high tides and rain that hindered travel and flooded roads. Mail carrier Mrs Gan Non could not cross the marsh and the village pond hampered afternoon school attendance.

Peter Gannon Popham Bath Sabino Hill Pond Island Popham Beach School Richard Sprague Carlton Clark Gordon Clark Ralph Clark Merrill Oliver Ernest Oliver

Lighthouse Keeper Returns to Marine Hospital Care

Keeper N. B. Fickett of Pond Island lighthouse has returned to the Marine hospital in Portland. John Glares is substituting for him during his absence. Vir. and Mrs. Clarence Perkins were in Lewiston Thursday and called upon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thimeson. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morse visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perkins Sunday.

Mohiba Morse Pupils Plan Annual Event in Mohiba High

Plans are forming for a better than ever Mohiba to take place April 8 9 and at Mohiba High auditorium. Committees named include Ticket chair Miss Alma Kirkpatrick faculty adviser Thatcher Pinkham and others: Miss Doris Stickney chairwoman Robert Kingsbury Miss Evelyn White Robert Dolan Miss Gloria Leavitt Miss Lillian Johanson.

Jin Morse High Alma Il Kirkpatrick Thatcher Pinkham Doris Stickney Robert Kingsbury Evelyn White Robert Dolan Gloria Leavit Lillian Johanson

Decorating Students Names and Stage Committee Members

Decorating club lists Nathan W. Watson as faculty adviser and Russell Gasper as chairman with members including Miss Geraldine Nickerson Miss Jeanette Williams Miss Dorothy Williams Miss Anna May Berry Miss Lina Marie Purdue Richard Andrews Larry Wold and Miss Gertrude Simpson Stage committee under J Edward Pomeroy with adviser Loring Hart naming Larry Wold Kenneth Hill Frederick Andrews Robert Rice Edward Cogan and Donald Povich all serving as stage committee members.

Nathan W. Watson Russell Gasser Geraldine Nickerson Jeanette Williams Dorothy Williams Anna May Berry Linna Marie Purdue Richard Andrews Larry Wold Gertrude Simpson J. Edward Pomeroy Loring Hart Kenneth Hill Frederick Andrews Robert Rice Edward Cogan Donald Povich

Defense workers host third card party at O. center

Defense workers invited to a Monday card party sponsored by the U S O Federation for Industrial Recreation at the center. Competition between teams will be organized if desired, and all attendees will have a chance to play cribbage pitch bridge or checkers with other games available. Parker Starrett of the B I W is chairman of the committee arranging the affair. Service men are invited.

U.S. O Federation For Industrial Recreation Parker Starrett

Mackin Guests Of MacKellar At High Street Home

Mr and Mrs Norman Mackin of South Portland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs David MacKellar on High Street. The visit highlighted a cordial social call with hospitality noted by both families.

Norman Mackinnon South Portland David MacKellar High Street

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