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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1949

Page

6

Juvenile delinquency rise prompts Bath council concerns

Bath reports 23 youths in court or questioned by police in April for petty offenses, the highest monthly tally in years. Chief Moriarty cites possible links to local jobs and home discipline laxness. Separately Front street gains include Cyr's Market remodel, new lights, and proposals to beautify the rear archway and curb wall postings.

Bath Frank L. Moriarty Cyr Front Street Cyr's Summer Street

Personal notes on area residents and visitors

Mr and Mrs Albert Connors and daughter Nancy moved to 31 Denny Road Lambert Park. Connors works for Sam Prawer. James Jenkins of Washington Street and Charles MacDonald of High Street visited Boston over the weekend to see Patty Conley at Children's Hospital and friends are asked to send cards. Visiting Grangers at Litchfield Grange included William Armstrong Lorraine Allen Verilyn Desjardins Alfred Neal Stella Doughty Rose Doughty Patten Staples and Graves as the Dirigo degree team performed the 3rd and 4th degrees.

Albert Connors Nancy Bangor Denny Road Lambert Park Connors Sam Prawer James Jenkins Washington Street Charles MacDonald High Street Boston Patty Conley John M. Conley, Jr Children’s Hospital Patty William Armstrong Lorraine Allen Verilyn Desjardins Alfred Neal Stella Doughty Rose Doughty Millward Patten Gertrude Staples William Graves Litchfield Grange Dirigo Grange

Evening wedding of Bath couple at Winter Street Church

Miss Dorothy Belanger daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradford Belanger became the bride of Aubrey Steen Jr son of Aubrey Steen and Mrs Esther Steen at Winter Street church Wednesday evening of last week Reverend Joseph O Purdue officiated The bride wore a white crepe street length dress with a lavender orchid The groom wore a white carnation boutonniere Detailed reception followed at the bride's parents home Names of many attendees listed They will reside at 34 Storer Street Saco after a brief New York trip

Dorothy Belanger Bradford Belanger Denny Road Aubrey Steen, Jr Aubrey Steen Esther Steen Middle Street Winter Street Joseph O. Purdue Jane Leeman Melvin Ferris Leeman Steen Morse High School Lambert Park Navy Saco-Lowell Biddeford Jane Irish Sally Rogers Annette Bradford Samuel Belanger David Walsh Richard Steen James Steen Annie Wadley Wollaston Mass Ralph Steen Ralph Steen, Jr Andrew Flaherty Robert Brown Russell Hatch Jane Jones Morris Smart Kenneth Wilson Nancy Stover Patricia Dionne Raymond Bourget Warren Rogers Perleyster New York Storer Street Saco

Boy Cyclist Injured In Taxi Collision

Eight year old George Shaw remained in Memorial hospital with a concussion after a taxi struck a bicycle carrying him and seven year old companion Thomas Brewer on Center street. Brewer suffered minor bruises and cuts, while Shaw was moved from his grandparents home for X rays. Police say the taxi driven by former Bath police officer George Oliver struck from behind. no charges will be filed.

George Shaw Joseph I. Smith Memorial Hospital Thomas Brewer Alanson Brewer Charles Street Shaw Foss Shaw Floral Street Frank L. Moriarty Center Street George Oliver Bath Police Department Oliver

Mrs Stanley Marr Guest At Stork Shower

Mrs. Stanley Marr of Upper Washington street was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colley in Snow Park. Bath residents attended including many Marr relatives and Portland visitors. Mrs. William McNamara, residing at the Sedgwick, plans to NYC for Columbia University graduation of her daughter Gloria Ballien, wife of Dr. Theodore Ballien of Peoria.

Stanley Marr Stork Shower Upper Washington Street Robert Colley Snowpark Amy Irish Trygve Carlson Besse Hasselman Hilda Stone Advah Reynolds Ernest Prest Frances Clark Harry Fullerton Katherine Butha Charles Marr Dwight Packard Elwood Toothaker David Sprague Lou Marr David Clark Edward Marr Eugene Bowker Frank Staples Florence Irish Thomas Dicoursey Franklin Melville Little Robert Colley Bath Portland Marr Arthur Cobb James Wiggins Leslie Gilbert William McNamara Sedgwick New York City Columbia University Gloria _M._Ballen Ballien Theodore Ballien Methodist Hospital Peoria Ill McNamara Rogers

Legion to Lead Memorial Day Parade in Town

Smith-Tobey Post A L meets with 14 members as 41 attend April 26 open session. State Adjutant James Boyle reviews veterans legislation. Nominating committee picks Mc Laughlin Rogers Hart Niles. Rogers named parade marshal for Memorial Day. parade starts at 10 AM with cars for nonmarchers.

Smith-Tobey Post A. L James Boyle Francis McLaughlin Gardiner Rogers Eugene Hart Merle Niles Post American Legion Sons of Veterans Rogers

Day's Ferry Mother's Club Meeting Discusses Picnic Plans

The Day's Ferry Mother's Club met at Mrs Hazel Crockers home to finish a club quilt and plan the annual school picnic. May 24 events include a demonstration party by Mrs Van Guptil and Mrs Helen Hawes with proceeds to the club. co-hostesses were Mrs Gertrude Brown and Mrs Clarice Casey. Next meeting set for June 2 at Mrs Doris Carters home. Members listed include Mrs Gertrude Brown, Mrs Helen Hawes, Mrs Clarice Casey, Mrs Grace Smith, Mrs Patricia Hayward, Mrs Hazel Crocker, Mrs Doris Carter and Mrs Van Guptil. Mrs Patricia Hayward plans to move to Massachusetts.

Doris Carter Gertrude Brown Helen Hawes Clarice Casey Grace Smith Patricia Hayward Hazel Crocker van Guptil

Bath Salvation Army Youth Conference Delegates Attend

Nine Bath Salvation Army Corps delegates joined 1,000 young Salvationists from fifteen to years old at the Salvation Army Youth Conference in Cambridge Massachusetts at Rindge Technical High School. Delegates traveled from Bath to Lewiston by bus with Maine participants. Guest speakers included Col Holland French Major William Baggs and Col Fred Malpass from New York City. In the afternoon session 75 youths offered themselves for officership.

Bath Salvation Army Corps Salvation Army Rindge Technical High School Cambridge Mass Bath Lewiston Maine Holland French William Baggs Fred Malpass New York City

Bowdoin exchange speaker discusses Europe and Holland

Bowdoin College exchange student Steven Schaap of Rotterdam spoke at the Bath Teachers Club banquet at Hotel Eagle. He described Europe’s 5,000 exchange students this year, Bowdoin’s plan for tuition and room and board, and Holland’s postwar recovery, education system, and industries. He noted Dutch resilience, Indonesia policy, and that many still faced hardships from the war, ending with the idea that people share common problems.

Bath Teacher's Club Eagle Steven Schaap Rotterdam Holland Bowdoin College Dudley Dowell, Jr Bowdoin Schaap Europe Bowdoin Exchange Hans Brinker Maine Indonesia

Farm Bureau Dates in Sagadahoc County

Sagadahoc County Farm Bureau meetings run through May with home demonstration agent Beryl Barton guiding discussions on Take the Work Out Of Housework. Topics include fatigue, work simplification, storage, and attitudes with dusting mitts demoed.

Farm Bureau Beryl Barton Sagadahoc County Good Will Hall Nequesset Farm Bureau Methodist Church Richmond Topsham Grange Hall Dromore Farm Bureau Bowdoinham

D Arenzo Billings Wedding Announced

The wedding of Mrs. Jean Billings and Pasquale A. DiArenzo is set for April 30 at Central Congregational church parsonage. The ceremony, a double ring service, was led by Rev. Laforest E. Hodgkins. DiArenzo owns a Philadelphia business and the couple plans to reside there.

Jean Billings R. N Oliver Street Pasquale A. DiArenzo Philadelphia Laforest E. Hodgkins Central Congregational Church Central Church Stanley Brawn Stanley Brawn Served As Best Man. Mrs. DiArenzo Memorial Hospital DiArenzo

Glenside Couple United in Marriage at First Reformed Dutch Church

Saturday April 23 at 3 pm at First Reformed Dutch church a ceremony united Krombach of 111 Berkeley Road Glenside Pa with James E Knight of Bath. Rev Elmer Finger officiated. The bride wore a Florentine nylon taffeta gown with lace tiara and carried white roses. Best man was Herbert H Krombech, brother of the bride. ushers included Edward Beach Jr. Reception followed at the church. couple to reside at 510 Washington Street with groom’s mother Mrs David Heald present.

First Reformed Dutch Church Krombach Berkeley Road Glenside James E. Knight James S. Knight Pleasant Street Bath Elmer Finger Edward Beach, Jr Philadelphia Cone Ious Dresel Hil

Summer Playground Program To Open June 20 In City

Edward J. Red McMann announced the ninth consecutive year of the Summer playground program for boys and girls, with opening activities set for Monday June 20. Baseball and softball teams start June 13, with five sites Lambert Park Dike Huse Hyde Park and Mitchell schools offering outdoor and indoor arts and crafts, ending August 18.

Edward J. “Red” McMann Lambert Park Dike Huse School Hyde Park Mitchell School

Dessert Bridge Party Supports Daughters of Isabella

The weekly dessert bridge for the Daughters of Isabella was held Thursday at 1333 Washington Street. High scorers included Mrs. Worthley McPhee in contract and Mrs. Albert Losier in whist, with Mrs. Edward Hambitt winning auction honors. Miss Nellie O Connor took consolation and was later named hostess for the next event at 23 Pratt Street with Nellie O Connor assisting.

Isabella Frank Wilson Washington Street Worthley McPhee Edward Lee Edward Hambiett Nellie O'Connor Albert Losier Frank Moses Low Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street

Bowdoinham notices recount sales and meetings

Local notices report a cooked food and rummage sale at the Fireman's hall on Thursday May 12 starting at two o'clock with organizers Eleanor Brice Luella Pratt and Rita Yates. Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Women’s Division met in Main street rooms. Electa chapter OB S held a Mason ic hall meeting with about 50 attendees and remarks by Grand Matron Marcell a Gibson. A memorial service featured a duet by Lona Hackett and Hall Denham. PTA and grange activities include a Mother’s Day program, cook books, a silver tea, a supper and white elephant sale at Sagadahoc grange hall, and a gray grange play. Bay View Cemetery association held a special meeting. officers named. Pythian Sisters installed four new officers. Bowdoinham PTA met with speaker Isabel Patterson on Nutrition Needs of Maine People. Local personal items note travelers and hospital news.

Tion Eee Ee Eerenee Eleanor Brice Luella Pratt Rita Yates Nancy MacDonald Lillian Gilpatrick Cretchen Hatch Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Women's Divsion Main Street Electa Chapter OB. S Masonic Hall Helen Mitchell Marcella Gibson Auburn Freda Bagdikian Bath Lona Hackett Hal] Denham Marion Cheney Ella Curtis Coombs Village Pearl Raymond Irene Babb Helen Robinson Gladys Raymond PTA Arnold Lamoreau Bowdoin Pta Grange Sagadahoc Grange Hall Gray Bay View Cora Denham Mary Lilly Georgie Denham Randall McDonald Temple Pythian Hazel Denham Hazel Turner Hilda Coskerg Protector Esther Nobie Evelyn Merrill Bowdoinham P.T_A Isabel Patterson Maine Rae LaCroix Portland Marjorie Ingalls Brunswick Allan Naugler Dixie

Recent Bride Takes Delivery Job in Bowdeinham

Richmond resident Recent Bride begins door to door work for Harris Baking Co. in Bowdeinham. Local dinner guests gathered for Mother's Day at the Palmer home in Tenant's Harbor with Rev. J N Palmer and family, Rev. John Sawyer and Barbara, Forest Wall and Phyllis, and Ernest Frye of Bowdoinham. Richard Lilly of Winthrop visited his mother Mrs J Bowdoin Lilly on the Bay road and had luncheon with his grandmother at the Eagle hotel in Brunswick.

Pendle ton couple move from Hyde Park to Wiscasset home

Mr and Mrs Maurice Pendleton have purchased a house in Wiscasset and now reside there with Mrs Pendleton formerly Doris Lang of Bath. Mrs Catherine T Mullaney of Park Street returns home after a weekend visit with her daughter and son in law. Mr and Mrs Eugene Stover and family of Boothbay Harbor are mentioned.

Maurice Pendleton Hyde Park Wiscasset Pendleton Doris Lang Bath Catherine T. Mullaney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senter’s, Inc Waltham Mademoiselle Shop Shepard's Shoe Store Savings Services First Federal Savings Loan Association Winter Street Church Bath Lionesses Club South End P.T.A. Hall E. Lawrence McCurdy P. T. A. Hall Miles Hagan Cecil Fullerton Clyde Mallett Roland MclIntosh George Nugent Edgar Leavitt Homer Johnson Harold P. Small Theodore Watton Jamer Louis Petlock Edward Dale True John Mulcahy Albert White Arthur Bowker White Mulcahy John Hart Geoffrey Desjardins Rita Laura Marguerite Patricia Nugent Mary Mary Burgess Bowker Barbara Greene Sally True Marlene Prawer the Eagle Legion Will Day’s Ferry Mother's Club Massachusetts Steven Ofeeeeee D’arenzo-Billings Ethel Krombach Edward J. M’mann Virginia Rand Lowell Alen Lingle Davenport John O. Moulton Ryder Steven Mercury Hardware North St Bath, Maine Opera House American Homes Club Plan Hammond St Rite Suror Heating Co Morning St O'Feek E. Bead Co Pan Stan Wallace Front St Ba’ Tel
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