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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1951

Page

8

Richmond Nomination for Trial Justice Helps Local Politics

Governor Freder ick G. Payne nominated Leonard L. Bishop to the bench to fill the vacancy from Joseph W. Randlette’s death. Richmond Yachting Club planned a float event this weekend and set a May 15 meeting to clean grounds. Contests at Wells L.G.A. market awarded Connie Howard first, Kemelene Hinkley second, Florence Wheeler third. Emerson Grammar School honor rolls list top performers across Grades I II IV and V. Fire Department responded to chimney fire on River Road and slabs fire at Brown's saw mill. Enterprise grange held with guest speaker Mrs Lottie York. charter draped for Joseph Randlette. American Legion Auxiliary officers elected. Red Cross donation and penny sale conducted. plans to host department president May 22. Personal items note hospital return of infant Gregory Willard and local visits.

Leonard ‘L. Bishop Frederick G. Payne Joseph W. Randlette Richmond ‘Yachting Club Connie Howard William Howard Williams Street Wells’ L.G.A Kemelene Hinkley Florence Wheeler Ray Stinson River Road Brown’s Brunswick Road Enterprise Grange Lottie York Winthrop State Grange Sagadahoc Pomona Belle Call Annie Dunbar Geraldine Ross Sheppscot Valley Grange Oreanne Averill Garrison Hill Grange York Winthrop Grange Harraseekett Emerson Lane Post American Legion Auxiliary Laura Reynolds Marcia Baker Eunice Kinney Bertha Curtis Grace Dickinson Marion Babb Alice Gilpatrick Gertrude Riley Red Cross Winifred Gahagian Lewiston Alice Pashard

Funeral service for Deacon Heald drew large crowds

Georgetown mourned Deacon Howard G. Heald with funeral services at First Baptist Church. The church filled as relatives from Woolwich Boothbay Harbor and Seguinland attended. Burial followed at Oak Cemetery with committal by Rev J A Beyea. Georgetown Center school closed in respect.

Howard G. Heald First Baptist Church Deacon Heald Cleaves Henderson Earle Hagan Alfred Rowe Harold Brown Roland Peterson Oak Cemetery Maude Tafton Springvale Harold Armitage Merrill Sewall Everett Hall Hallowell Frank Harry Belle Heald William Jacksow Camden Evangelistic Association of New Second Baptist Church Five Islands Ralph Davis James Oliver Arthur Nelson Aubrey Fullerton William A. Todd Elizabeth Burden Bath Patty Baker Woolwich Patricia Crocker Cant Frank Walker Melvin Howe Howard Rice Lemuel Preble Norman H. Drummond Arrowsie Barbara Burden Ben Blodgett Fishhawk Douglas Henderson Georgetown Center Janie Oliver Donna Elmer Tibbetts Cathy Brown

Card of Thanks for Howard G. Heald bereavement

The family of the late Howard G Heald expresses sincere thanks for floral tributes and kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement.

Howard G. Heald

Obituary: Mrs Affie E Jacobs 80 Bath Native

Mrs. Affie E Jacobs 80 died at Memorial hospital after a week as patient following surgery. Born in Bath February 18 1871 she was daughter of Samuel S and Affie Jordan, widow of George H Jacobs. Survived by two Bath sisters Florence Wiggin Emma Lockery and three nieces Paul Palmer Ruth Jordan and Lucy Covel.

Affie E. Jacobs Memorial Hospital Bath Samuel S. and Affie (Coombs) Jordan George H. Jacobs Universalist Church Murray Club Winter Street Congregational Church Cosmopolitan Club Jacobs Florence M. Wiggin Emma S. Lockery Paul R. Palmer West Roxbury Mass Ruth Jordan Brookline Lucy Covel

Brunswick mechanic dies after car pins him at garage

Theodore R. Pottle Jr., 27, of Boothbay Harbor died at Brunswick hospital from injuries after a car with defective brakes pinned him against a wall at Ouellette Motors, where he worked as a mechanic. Funeral held Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Charles R. Sims. burial at Oak Lawn Cemetery. He was a World War II veteran, survived by wife Thelma Strout Pottle, a daughter Linda Lee, a son Theodore, his parents, three sisters, and two brothers.

Theodore R. Pottle, Jr Brunswick Hospital Ouellette Motors Garage Curtis Funeral Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Oak Lawn Boothbay Harbor Theodore Evelyn Nas Amy Webber Evelyn Orne Jeanette Cunningham Joseph and Gordon

Evangelist Rev Dow Opens Series at Local Church

Rev. William J. Dow of the Evangelistic Association of New England begins a meeting series at the local church this Sunday, continuing through May 20. He is a former Allentown pastor and North Atlantic evangelist with a baritone voice and trumpet skill.

William J. Dow Evangelistic Association of New England Dow Edmonton Alberta Maine Oregon Eastern Baptist Seminary Philadelphia Reading First Baptist Church Allentown

Dr Albert Owen 66 Dies Suddenly at North Edgecomb

Dr. Albert Simpson Owen born August 15 1884 in Brunswick died suddenly at his North Edgecomb home. A Tufts Medical College graduate 1910 he served as major in the 26th Yankee Division during World War I earning Croix de Guerre. He practiced in Bath from 1935 to 1943 and held multiple military and medical affiliations. He is survived by his wife Katherine Chase two sisters and several nieces and nephews.

Albert Simpson Owen North Edgecomb Brunswick George and Lucy Baldwin) Owen Owen Framingham Mass Tufts Medical College U. S. Army France Champagne- Marne Aisne-Marine Argonne St. Mihiel-Meuse Massachusetts National Guard Sudbury Dorothy Hilliard Framingham,Mass

Bath man Harry E Cornish 75 dies after brief illness

Harry Elmer Cornish 75 of 54 Weeks Street Bath died Monday evening after a brief illness. A lifelong Bath resident and former Bath Iron Works shipfitter he also worked at the Texas yard in World War I. He leaves a widow Lillian A Littlefield of Lisbon Falls, two daughters Velma White of Auburn and Charlena Perham of Winter Haven, Fla., two sons Dwinal and Harry L. Cornish both of Bath, a brother Edwin Cornish of Portland and a sister Mildred Goddard of Wentworth N H plus several grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Curtis Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev. Arvid L. Anderson officiating. Burial Oak Grove.

Parker Agusta West Georgetown Edwin Andrews Auburn Edith Adams Robinhood Tommy Creamer Woolwich Clayton Stevens Everett D. Stevens Seguinland Ralph Dunton William Bisseth Lauretta M. Jones Carroll Powers Bath Roland E. Peters Harold Hersey Oak Grove Vas Ralph Davis Georgetown Center Long Island N. Y John Flynn Homas Hicks West Newton Mass Marrtown Richard Hanna Georgetown Sunday Telegram Roslyn Pinkham Rascal Sagadahoc Ferry Howard Cramer Beacon Street Methodist Church Mary Elizabeth Campbell Theodore Campbell Farbher Davis Groton Conn George Willis Fred Clark Mechanic Falls John D. Williams Harry Horne Douglas Dorothy W. Stuart Belle Heald Edgecomb Harry Carlisle Sewall Webster Augusta William Indian Point Road Paul Wren Medford Chester Dalrymple Middledyke Farm Idlewild Farm Pomfret Sidney Dalrymple Brookline Robert Jordan Morse High Roy Moulton New York Edith Anderson Earl Dow Roland Peterson Joseph Higgins Arthur Nelson Peterson David Y. Hadidian Louise Peterson Vassalboro Hadidian James A. Bean Lexington George Allen Bean Warner Eustis Five Islands Thomas Watson Harry Elmer Cornish Mr. Cornish Old Bath Iron Works Texas Yard Fred L Hattie Emmons Cornish Lillian A. Littlefield Lisbon Falls Velma I. White Charlena Perham Winter Haven Fla Dwinal E Harry L. Cornish Edwin Cornish Portland Mildred Goddard Wentworth N. H Cornish Masonic Temple Polar Star Lodge Masons Montgomery and St. Bernard Dunlap Commandery Mt. Vernon Blue Lodge Curtis Funeral Home Arvid L. Anderson Corliss Street Baptist Church

Percy C. Bailey Funeral in Woolwich

Funeral services for Percy C. Bailey of Woolwich were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street. Rev. Charles T. Browne and Rev. John F. Anderson officiated. Bearers were Forrest Baker Albert Fernald Roland Burton and Clyde Bailey. Burial followed in Grover Cemetery North Woolwich.

Percy C. Bailey Woolwich Arthur F. Mayo & Son High Street Charles T. Browne Bucksport Nequasset Congregational Church John F. Anderson Nequasset

Funeral for Dr Owen at North Edgecomb

Funeral services for Dr. Albert S. Owen of North Edgecomb were held Monday at 2 P M from the Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street with Rev Rensel Colby pastor of the Wiscasset Congregational church and Rev Dr David L Wilson of Bath officiating Bearers were John Wilson Carville Douglas Lewis E Wilson Hersham B Oliver Eugene Hart and Gardiner Rogers at Oak Grove.

Albert S. Owen North Edgecomb Arthur F. Mayo

Decline in US Homes Lacking Private Bathing Facilities

In the 1940s the United States reduced non farm homes without private bathing facilities from 7.1 million to 6.89 million. The shift reflects ongoing modernization and rural infrastructure improvements across the nation.

United States

Turquoise Sacred Among New Mexico Tribes

Several Indian tribes in New Mexico treat turquoise as a sacred material. The article notes the cultural and ceremonial importance attributed to turquoise by these communities.

New Mexico

Henry Walter Butler 72 dies. former North Street School janitor

Henry Walter Butler, 72, died at Presley Convalescent Home in Bath after illness. He once janitored at North Street Primary school and lived at 8 Maple Street. Born Feb 7, 1879 in West Bath, he spent 20 years there, previously living in Malden, Mass. Survived by wife Susie Gamage Butler, sister Abbie DePut, brother Earl C. Butler, and uncle Harry Rich. Funeral Friday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev C Clifford Sargent officiating. Flowers omitted.

Henry Walter Butler Presley Washington Street North Street Maple Street George H Annie Rich Butler West Bath Bath Malden Mass Wesley Methodist Church Middlesex Lodge of Odd Fellows Susie Gamage Butler Abbie DePut Cambridge Earl C. Butler Los Angeles Calif Harry Rich Curtis Funeral Home C. Clifford Sargent

Death of Mrs Josephine P McCabe at 28 Floral Street

Josephine P McCabe aged 64 wife of Thomas McCabe died at her home after an illness of more than a year and a half. Born in Bath July 10 1887 she was the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Pero and lived all her life in Bath. Survived by her husband three sisters Mrs Harry Record Buckfield Mrs Eugene Worrey Framingham Mass and Mrs Ernest Starmon Bath and several nieces and nephews.

Josephine P. McCabe Thomas McCabe Floral Street Bath McCabe Peter and Elizabeth (King) Pero Harry Record Buckfield Eugene Worrey Framingham Mass Ernest Stammon This City

Death of Frank H Savage in Woolwich

Frank Henry Savage aged 80 died at Willowcrest Home Pittston on Sunday. Born January 15 1871 in Woolwich son of William and Hannah Savage he leaves daughter Mrs Alva Colby and brother Rufus Savage of North Woolwich. A farmer by trade funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence burial in Laurel Cemetery Woolwich.

Frank Henry Savage Willowcrest Pittston Woolwich William Hannah (Tarr) Savage Alva Colby Rufus Savage North Woolwich Savage Arthur F. Mayo & Son High Street Laurel Cemetery

Frank B Connors Dies at 86 in Bath Memorial

Frank B Connors 86 formerly worked on the Carlton bridge maintenance crew died at Bath Memorial hospital on Thursday evening. Born in Cherryfield on April 3 1865 he was the son of Samuel and Lottie Wallace Connors. He is survived by four nieces and six nephews.

Frank B. Connors Bath Memorial Hospital Cherryfield Samuel Lottie (Wallace) Connors Connors Carlton Bridge

Yarmouth Family Visits Somerset Pair Sunday Evening

Mrs. Ray V. Rice and her children Glenda Lillian Arthur and Irvin called on Mrs. Rice's parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry T B Leeman at Somerset place Sunday evening.

Ray V. Rice Glenda Lillian Arthur Irvin Yarmouth

Clarence Christopherson Dies in Freeport at 45

Clarence Lewis Christopherson a former U S Coast Guard lieutenant with 20 years service and 1940 championship rower died suddenly at his Freeport home April 28. He was born March 13 1906 in Stoughton Wisconsin and resided in Freeport with his wife Alice Marie Williams since five years. Prayers followed at his late home with Bath and Wisconsin connections noted.

Clarence Lewis Christopherson Freeport Christopherson Bath Albertha Williams High Street Thatcher Pinkham Bridge Street U. S. Coast Guard Stoughton Wis John Inga Christopherson Alice Marie Williams John Christopherson Wisconsin Lawrence Bates Judy Carrie Lehane Albert McMann Edward J. McMann Mary E. Gallant George Mc

Percy C Bailey 64 Woolwich lumberman dies after illness

Percy C Bailey died at his Woolwich home on State highway after two years of ill health. Born July 1 1887 he built a long running lumber business and worked in the D T Percy Sons crockery department. Survived by wife Ethel two brothers six nephews and one niece. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence burial in Grove Cemetery North Woolwich.

Percy C. Bailey Woolwich Jesse Abbie (Gould) Bailey Woolwich Grange Bailey Ethel L. (Bailey) Bailey J. Gould Bailey Wilson Bailey Arthur F. Mayo & Son High Street Grover Cemetery North

Mrs Marjorie Black Young Dies in Roxbury Visit

Mrs. Marjorie Black Young 26 of Bath died at her aunt’s home in Roxbury Massachusetts after a diabetic coma. Born May 13 1925 in Dorchester she is survived by son Richard and her parents LeRoy and Helen Black along with siblings Eleanor Gallant and Leroy Black Jr. Funeral Thursday at Murray Funeral Parlor Roxbury with burial in New Calvary Cemetery Forest Hills. She attended St Marys Catholic Church Bath and St Josephs Roxbury.

Marjorie Black Young Bath Sarah Harvey Smith Street Roxbury Mass Dorchester LeRoy and Helen Nelson) Black Richard Young Massachusetts LeRoy Black Eleanor Gallant Leroy Black, Jr Murray Funeral Parlor New Calvary Cemetery Forest Hills Young St. Mary’s Catholic Church of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

Henry W Butler Funeral Service Held Friday

Funeral services for Henry Walter Butler were held Friday afternoon at two o'clock from Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street. Rev. Richard Schaper of Winter Street Congregational Church officiated. Bearers were Waldo Brooks Donald Munsey Fred Kittridge and Leonard Miller.

Henry Walter Butler Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street Richard Schaper Wintertreet Congregational Church Waldo Brooks Donald Munsey Fred Kittridge Leonard Miller

Funeral services for Frank B. Connors held in Portland

Funeral services for Frank B. Connors were held at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Canon Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Burial followed in the family plot at Oak Grove. Mrs. Leah Page conductress in Genesta Chapter O E S attended as a guest officer at Cornerstone Chapter O E S in North Deering with accompanying relatives. refreshments concluded the event.

Frank B. Connors Arthur F Leah Page Genesta Cornerstone Chapter North Deering Jason A. Merrill Rudolph McRae Mae Ward Marie Berry Freda Bagdikian

Girl Scout Council Meeting Postponed to May 15

The Girl Scout Council meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed and rescheduled for May 15. Local leaders urge members to note the new date and prepare for the session.

Girl Scout Council

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Richmond Emerson Grammar School Carolee Perkins James Edmonds Sonya Wedge Dennis Withee Dennis Carver Rebecca Seigars Leroy Colby Linda Cheney Dennis Gardner Cheryl Leon Sylvia Douglass Carroll Small Kathleen Cardenelli Sandra Seamans Murray Stinson Lindle Jones Susan Giberson Wayne Dorr Lynne Wells Elaine Poland James Knight Brian McKechnie Nancy Wheeler Anita Pickett Robert Young Linda Savage Kenneth Blair Clara Wentworth Raymond Wedge Frederick Lyons Sandra Gilpatrick Kenneth Pye Constance Mullen Elizabeth Siegars Robert Sweatt Richard Hurley Keith Brown Mary Edmonds Diane Poland Edwin Douglass Martha Teele Judye Thrower Alfred Young Sherman Johnson Wesley Perkins Terrill Dorr Malcolm Ford James Sidelinger Nancy Small James Whitmore Christine Dearborn John Kinney Allen Kelley Alec Quinnam Roger Merrill Albert Gray John Wallace Leighton Carver Bruce Giberson Carroll Coughlin Lynne Belyea Albert Berry Barbara Griffin Jean Hatfield Daniel Joyce Donna Lothridge Raymond Siegars Rith Starr Wayne Lewis Sandra Mullen Janet Umberhind Joyce Umberhind Wayne Whitmore Leverne Young Jacqueline Skinner Patricia Young Oliver Johnson Elizabeth Berry Jane Poland Virginia Wade Harry Simmons Ronald Leon Linda Barter Maurice Sullivan, Jr Beverly Goodenow Paula Johnson William Lechner Elaine Howe Judith Proctor Barbara Wheeler Carol Yeaton William Wells Coleen Brown Gardiner General Hospital Gregory Willard Frank Lancaster Richmond Corner Gertrude Baker Kimball Street John Sutherbury Pleasant_street Barbara Mietz Roberta Humason Pauline Skillins Lucy Baker West Anna Allen Haskett Airfield Bertha Anderson Benton Station Haskett Roland E. Peterson Roy Newman Lawrence Dupont Farmingdale Mrs. Affie E. Jacobs Bath High School Theodore R. Pottle William Marr Carl Wilkins Roy Bowdoin Daniel W. Staffeld Memorial Hall Staffeld Center Baptist Church David Rutherford Victor Pinkham Howard Eaton Waltham Wilkins Camp Sedgemere Road Walter Savage Kittery P. B. Savage Henry Moore Albert Moore Philip Pinkham Edward Davis Billy Edward Stinson Davis Paul Thompson Omaha Neb Navy Virginia Thompson Ruth Watson Stanley Lewis John Blake Carl Roy D. W. Staffeld Ed Talbot Harold Cranshaw Malden Island Orrin White Belfast Melvin Comeau Gardiner First Baptist Harold A. Rowe Ogunquit Alton Reid Mr. Reid Albert DR. Owen Marius H. Page Kennebec Marjorie B, Young Henry W. Butler F. B. Connor Fred S. Curtis & CO
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