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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

3

Phippsburg 4-H Scrap Drive Plans Amid Old House Notes

A short Willing Workers 4-H meeting led by President George Larrabee set May 26 for a town scrap paper drive and discussed building a clubhouse funded by members and donor friends. The meeting also planned a muffin judging contest on May 19 at Mrs. Winthrop Blair’s with the public invited, while local history covered the 119 year old brick house of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Small and memories of Capt. Timothy Small. Deloitte, Okinawa letters from Dale Harper and Joseph Harper described war experiences, and recovery from last week’s snow damaged trees and lilacs. Rodney Wyman resumes the stage route and mail contract for four years. Personal notes include arrivals of Mrs. Henry Minott, Mrs. John Leach, and Mrs. George Bonney, plus a hospital update on Little Moreen O’Callahan.

George Larrabee Winthrop Blair Walter Small Timothy Small U. S. Mail Popham Beach Small Point Capt. Small Hans Sedgeberg Samuel Sewall iCenter Congregational Henry Mary Stinson Sewall Isle of Shoals Stonewall Locke-Bowker v Hughes Farm Meadowbrook Road Rodney Wyman Wyman West Point Charles Hughes Egg Hill

Hospital Day At Memorial Hospital Showcases Facilities

Memorial Hospital opened its doors Saturday for Hospital Day inviting public inspection of current equipment and treatments. Visitors joined tours led by cadets and nurses while displays in classrooms and the X ray room explained procedures. A tea in the solarium, flower arrangements by the Cosmopolitan Garden Club, and volunteer staff highlighted a four month volunteer effort totaling 975 hours.

Memorial Hospital Margaret L. Pearson Solarium Moisette Arthur King Frederick E. Drake Loyall Sewall Nurses Aid W. Dayton Hill Ruth Williams Duveen Bryant Clare Milton Frances Kendrick Evelyn McPhee Thelma Cummings Bernard Knight Wilmer I. Voorhees Leona Spicer Martin Powers Jennie Trail Dorothy Lewis Evelyn Gagner Harmon Smith Karcher Jackson Cozy Corner Cecil Rowland Alec MacDonald Jean Small Stanley Peterson Gerard Billington Arthur Colby Phyllis Bisson Ralph Bragg Horace Herrick Elizabeth Bates School For Nursing

Rural Life Sunday Observed by 4-H Clubs

The Willing Workers of Phippsburg and Humming Workers of Sebasco observed 4-H Sunday at Small Point church on May 13. Leaders spoke on 4-H aims and public cooperation, with programs including hymns, readings, prayers, and a 4-H pledge. Arthur Bowker Jr., Morse High freshman, is recovering after an emergency appendectomy at Bath Memorial Hospital.

Willing Workers Phippsburg Humming Workers Sebasco Small Point Jacob Humming Workers Club Robinson Leona Harmon PTA George Larrabece George Larrabee Laurence Scott Sara Lowell George Wyman Francis Gray Maurice Blair Gladys Scott Heart Clifton MacIntyre William Gilman Mrs. Jacobs Clifford Robinson Arthur Bowker, Jr Morse High School Arthur M. Bowker Pine Street Bath Memorial Hospital

Parker Head PTA News and Community Events

Parker Head P T A entertained the boys of the school and Mrs Karl Lowell at a buffet supper. A sewing circle met and officers will be elected at the next gathering. The district meeting at Bath was attended by several members. A supper for the Boys club was planned for six for adults and 5 for children. Girl Scouts held a waste paper drive while the Boys club planned cemetery cleanup before Memorial Day. Memorial Day events, V E Day observance, and a slate of local visits and guests are noted along with many household and village activities.

Miss Stella Packard Karl Lowell Lloyd Eugene Harrington Leston Harrington Cosmopolitan Club Bath Parker Head Weiner Rock Agnes Coombs Brunswick Phippsburg Leona Harmon Albert Gray Earl Lowell Stella Packard Leo Hamel Clifford Robinson Ashdale Stanwood Gilman Small Point Range Lloyd Lowell Lawrence Morong George Morong Grace Billy Kraft Sandra Mank John D. Libby Laura Betty Anne Bernard Wyman Jr Harold Rogers Stephen Joyce Edward Albert Francis Lorraine David Billy Carol Galarneau Dorothy Bobby Cushing Beverly Lewis Robert Mary Moore Sally Bill Laurence George Jr Howard Peterson Portland Maine Bible Society Albert Freeman H. D. Mank Sr Leston Harington Edward Albert Francis Gray Beverly Moore George Morong Jr Rural Life

Bath Area Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Bernard Carlson returned from Bath on Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs George Stacey. Thursday luncheon guests were Mrs Julia Dozois and Mrs Stanton Dozois of Bath with Mrs Lawrence Carlisle. Mrs George Woodhead of Parker Head visited Mrs Eric Carlson on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stinson and Mr and Mrs Doyle of Bath spent Tuesday at the Stinson cottage. Mr and Mrs Martin Goodwin of Concord Mass and son Mas Paul Goodwin on 30 day leave stayed at their cottage over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Laurence Thayer with son and Mrs Robert Jewell and daughter visited the Wyman farm on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harlan Priestly and Mr and Mrs Cleveland of Rochester NH spent the weekend at the Percy cottage. Richard Dozois and friends went to Bay Point Friday. he and Leon Oliver visited Sebasco Saturday. Mrs Della Morey, who wintered in Bath, has returned home.

James Gilman Leo Hamel Diane James Ashdale Gilbert Woodman Elbert Bobby H. D. Mank Leslie Logan East Boston Mank William Temple Elwood Hathorne Natalie Sandra Charles Blaisdell Holland Mathews Maass Lowell Mass W. H. Wyman R. W. Kenney West Bath W. T. Wyman Togus Hospital Bath George Morong Portland U. S. Army Martin George Wyman Clifton McIntyre Junior Wyman Clifford Robinson Small Point Parker Head Herman Hallett Arthur Bassett Bernard Carlson George Stacey Julia Dozois Stanton Dozois Lawrence Carlisle George Woodhead Eric Carlson Arthur Stinson Doyle Stinson Cottage Martin Goodwin Concord Mas. Paul Goodwin LEMC Laurence Thayer Robert Jewell Wyman Farm Harlan Priestly Cleveland Rochester N. H Percy Cottage Richard Dozois Bay Point Leon Oliver Sebasco Della Morey

Free Will Workers Plan Mothers Day Carnations and Tearoom Idea

Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church met last week and voted to buy carnations for Mothers Day with a committee to handle purchase and placement. A quilt was also tacked. Edward C. Daley bought the Oliver Moses home at 1043 Washington Street and plans a tearoom there this summer. Moses moved last fall to his late sister’s home, leaving the former property vacant.

Free Will Workers Corliss Street Church Edward C. Daley Washington Street Oliver Moses

Popham Beach Floods Hit Village And Cleanup Efforts

Tides over eleven feet flood Atkins Bay shore washing out roads and polluting wells. Children wade through flood water to school while clam diggers and war workers navigate salt water. Local cleanup efforts noted with sidewalk removal. several residents and visitors listed. Community events include Boys and Girls clubs meetings and school paper drive.

Atkins Bay Stanley Hyde H. S. Peterson Maine Bible Society Popnam Library Bert Nisbet Society Hall Leona Harmon Popham School Mary Newdick Elizabeth Leonard Virginia Perkins Ernest Oliver Richard Small Gerald Morong Bertha Newdick Gloria Oliver Ellen Newdick Charles Leonard Walter Newdick Charles Small Leon Oliver Fort Baldwin

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