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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Lawrence Lowell of 52 Court street lists social visits births and engagements. Miss Esther Hall to wed Neil Sullivan. Linda Medditerranean born aboard U S Rich. families from Brunswick Portland North Bath and Quincy attend events and hospital visits.
Mr and Mrs William Temple of Exeter New Hampshire spent Sunday with Mrs Temple s sister and her husband Merle C Niles of Middle Street They also visited Mrs Margaret Temple at the Old Folks Home where she is confined by illness
Mrs Madelyn Davis of Granite Street has completed her duties in Sagadahoc county and Mrs Donald Smith has taken over the position.
Vernal Jiggs McCorrison of Bangor is spending several days with his sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs William Boyce on Center Street. He works as a night clerk at the local hotel.
Among 28 Yale seniors elected to the national scholastic honor society Phi Beta Kappa this year is A. Dole of 887 Middle Street. Election reflects seven terms of strong study over three and a half years.
Miss Geraldine Fogg returns to Augusta General Hospital after weekend with Woolwich parents. Miss Boudreau and Miss Shackford plan Washington civil service appointments after visiting Portland. Nancy Ellen McRae marks her 10th birthday at home on Bath Street with friends. Nursing staff and relatives visit, while Cpl. Richard Furrow and Sheila May engage in an English wedding plan.
A daughter weighing seven pounds seven ounces was born Monday at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Footer of Meadow Way. Mrs Footer is a former Times Co office employee, nee Betty Anderson.
Mrs Florence Moulton of Wisecasset is a visitor in Bath on Monday calling on friends.
SFC Judkins will be the liaison between the Recruiting Service and civilians in Augusta. He previously led the U S station at the Bath post office for two and a half years and served in the Maine Employment Service on Front Street. Judkins recounted Army service from 1940 training at Fort Devens to combat in Australia New Guinea and the Triban Islands and later Military Police duties.
Mrs Royden Haines Jr was honored with a stork shower Monday evening hosted by Sewall Pearson and Isabel la Fiske of Topsham at 8 Sr North Bath. Guests listed include Arnola Haines Eulalia Haines Mary Haines Rooke and many others with out of town attendees from Topsham Brunswick Worcester and Woolwich.
Decently resigned to the Send ot Kal he Gamma at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska site of Stra Air Comma to the University of Maine for a year and belonged to the Phi Mu Sorority while there. Prehard Burns son of Mr Mrs Theodore S Burns 78 Court Street will arrive home Sunday evening from Chanute Air Force Base Illinois on a 30 day furlough. Paul Morse High class of 1951. At the expiration of his through he is scheduled to leave for overseas duty in Germany.
Harrison O Tipsword serves aboard the U S S Macon with new address through Fleet Post Office New York N Y Sfc Kenneth R Judkins explains new enlistment rules allowing high school graduates or GED holders The Bath Army and Air Force recruiting station notes changes Pvt Willie F Studley 17 leaves for Fort Devens Mass for training He has brothers Elimer and Edward Bedard in the Army The heavy cruiser Albany returns from the Mediterranean then sails Jan 21 for north Atlantic cold weather tests with 50 knot gales and ice spray to guard U S sea air approaches near Cape Farewell Greenland
Personal notes list patients and visitors connected to Memorial hospital including Harry L Day assistant cashier at First National Bank and Mrs Bird A Shellenbarger of Topsham a Monday guest Mrs Arthur Small 36 Court Street surgical patient and bookkeeper at Esso Service station Miss Mary Travis daughter of Taisten rood a patient at Maine General Portland and a grade pupil at Huse Memorial school
Jack Travis who had pneumonia at Bath Memorial hospital has returned home. His daughter Helen is now at the hospital with pneumonia. Mrs Ernest Rose visited Mrs James Cilley in Bath Sunday. Mr and Mrs Everett Comeau and children of Campbell's Pond called on Mr and Mrs Edward Robichaud. Mr and Mrs Robert Burnham and son Stanley of Brunswick were recent callers on his parents. Mr and Mrs Walter Larrabee and three sons of Topsham visited Joseph Larrabee and grandparents Pred and Mrs Larrabee.
Miss Katharine Conley announces a Your Own Business Clinic in Bangor at Garland Street Junior High on April 19. The Maine event, the only one of its kind this spring, offers morning sessions on knowing yourself produce and market, followed by success stories and afternoon workshops in foods clothing crafts and more with expert consultants.
Thurlow and Miss Conley are identified as members of the Bath P. W. club in the community notes.
Piano music filled the room as Miss Alice White hosted a birthday party for Diane Bailey with guests including Misses Diana Fenn Mary Sherry Grindell Nancy Eseley Elvira Pecci Betsy Joyce LeMoine Armande Rowtey Coal Bowers and others enjoying the occasion.
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