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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1943

Page

7

Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Recap

Winter Street Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in the ladies room with 40 in attendance. Miss Lucy G. Rogers presided. entertainment by Mrs. Henry O. McCabe featured piano, singing by Miss Alice Lorraine Purdue and her sister Linna Marie Purdue, accordion selections by Rog er Pinkham, and readings by Mrs. Arthur M. Packard. Plans for a baked bean supper on Jan 30 were discussed. next meeting is Jan 26.

Winter Street Lucy G. Rogers Henry O. McCabe Alice Lorraine Purdue Linna Marie Purdue Gal Roger Pinkham Richard Sherwood Russell M. Colby John Atwood Reginald Atwood Clifford B. Wilband Barbara Whitney Ralph O. Dale Morton F. Young Joseph O. Purdue

Two Bath Fire Trucks Collide at City Intersection

Engines Three and Four of Bath Fire Department collided while answering alarms at Shepard and Washington. A minor fire at 328 Washington street caused by an overheated smoke pipe led to the incident. two trucks were damaged but continued to scene after being freed.

Bath Shepard Washington Streets Washington Street Central Station Shepard Street Washington Engine Four

Mrs Oliver Leaves Hospital for Day's Ferry Home

Mrs. Ernest Oliver with her infant Edith Florence has left Memorial Hospital and gone to the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Alec Reed in Day's Ferry. They will stay there with Mr and Mrs Oliver and their daughter until spring before returning to their home at Popham Beach.

Ernest Oliver Edith Florence Memorial Hospital Alec Reed Day's Ferry Mrs. Oliver Popham Beach

Brilliant social event at Cosmo Club marks silver wedding

A weeknight social at the Cosmo Club honored Mr and Mrs Edward B Hamblett of 23 Pratt Street for their silver wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed a flowered room, candlelit tables, and silver gifts, with music by Cliff Leeman and Kenneth Weeks and readings by Mrs Arthur Packard.

Cosmopolitan Club Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Roscoe P. McFadden Hamblett Sumner Sewall Cliff Leeman Kenneth Weeks Amy Irish Roger Pinkham Julia Fields Bernice E. Sturtevant Arthur M. Packard

Bath to Host Office of Defense Transportation Officials

Maine ODT field officer M. C. Freidy will visit Bath City Hall Friday and Saturday to help commercial vehicle operators appealing ODT decisions. Bath will host one of eight temporary Maine offices, with gasoline rationing extending only until Jan. 31 to give operators time to appeal. Irma Wallace of Sebasco Estates leads Nas san College Student Activities. James R. Young, noted journalist and author of Bel the Rising Sun, lectures Monday evening.

M. C. Freidy Maine Office of Defense Transportation Bath Freidy ODT Maine Irma Wallace Sebasco Estates Nassan College Springvale James R. Young Young

Retiring Officers Named for First Baptist Ladies Aid

The retiring officers of the Ladies' aid of the First Baptist church include Mrs. Joseph L. Dauphin as president, reelected. Mrs. Roy Francis as vice president. Mrs. Melvin Pratt as secretary. Mrs. Shirley Pratt as assistant secretary. Mrs. Cedric Martin as treasurer. and Miss Mabel Lake in charge of the floral fund.

Ladies’ Aid of the First Baptist Church Joseph L. Dauphin Roy Francis Melvin Pratt Shirley Pratt Cedric Martin Mabel Lake

Frederick J. Duprey Joins Submarine Service

Frederick J. Duprey, 29, Seaman Second Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Duprey of Bath, has completed basic training at the Submarine School in New London Conn. He will wear the twin dolphin insignia after further submarine experience and demonstrations of qualification. Duprey, a Morse High School alumnus, enlisted Sept 14, 1942 and chose submarine duty to study Diesel engineering and aid the war effort.

Frederick J. Duprey S. P. Duprey Hinckley Street Bath Submarine School Submarine Base New London Navy Duprey Morse High School Newport R. L Naval Training Station

Reading specialist aids Bath teachers in reading courses

Mrs Vida Clough of Stoneham Massachusetts reading specialist from MacMillan Co Boston office spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bath assisting primary teachers using the Gates Huber Peardon basal reading text. Intermediate teachers in grades 4 5 and 6 met at the Huse school to hear her talk on reading problems.

Vida Clough Stoneham Mass Boston MacMillan Co City Clough Gates Huber Peardon Bath Huse

Miss Edith Blodgett Follows Winter With Sister

Miss Edith Blodgett of Richmond is spending the winter with her sister Mrs. Fred Aderton on Trufant Street.

Edith Blodgett Richmond Fred Aderton Trufant Street

Corliss Street Women Entertain Wednesday Night

Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church held their annual meeting in the vestry with a six oclock chicken pie supper. Officers and work committee were chosen, and due to fuel oil shortages meetings will move to members homes while continuing refreshments. The group reported a profitable year and planned fund drives for pew cushions and choir robes.

Free Will Corliss Street Church Frederick P. Moffatt Grace Anderson Paul Stevens Frank Longfellow Harold S. Walker Walter E. Taylor Jacob Wheeler Warren H. McIntire John H. Hunt Robert C. Mitchell Benjamin P. Coombs C. Frank Knowlton Linwood A. Piper

Navy Club Installs Officers for Year

The Admiral Charles F. Hughes Ship No. 29 Navy club of Bath held its annual installation at G. A. R. hall on Thursday evening. New officers installed include John M. Dauphin as commander and National Master at Arms, Harry H. Brooks as junior executive officer, Lawrence J. DuPont as paymaster, and Timothy B. Wagner as chaplain. Past National Historian Floyd H. Preble served as installing officer.

Charles F. Hughes Navy Club of Bath G. A. R. Hall Middle Street John M. Dauphin Dauphin Harry H. Brooks Lawrence J. DuPont Timothy B. Wagner Floyd H. Preble Harry C. Stone Gardiner D. Rogers Melvin Whittam U.S.W.V Melvin Whitlam U.S.W.V. Auxiliary Maurice J. Warner Sons of Union Veterans S.U.V. Auxiliary American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars C. F. Hughes

Coast Guard Training Initiated at Local YMCA Gym

Lieut. Com. Justus A. Lewis leads Coast Guard training at the YMCA gymnasium. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9 to 11, featuring calisthenics drills boxing medicine-ball work and a recreation program including basketball and volleyball.

Justus A. Lewis Uar Arrnc

Pine Haven Camp High in Day Camp Lists

Pine Haven Camp funded by the Girl Scout Council stands highly in regional day camp listings. Mrs. Edward Sewall reported at the council meeting on January activities, noting praise from the New England regional camp committee and detailing officer and committee appointments for the coming year.

Pine Haven Girl Scout Council Edward Sewall James A. Gillies, Jr Washington Street Sewall Boston New England Bath Arthur Sewall Kirke G. Roberts Alfred E. Carpenter Milton C. Trott Arthur M. Bowker Wilmer I. Voorhees David S. Cogan Archibald M. Main Juliette Low Leaders’ Association Kirk G. Roberts Morton F. Young High Street

Car of Leon Billings Demolished in Bath Road Crash

A late model Packard owned by Leon Billings, 65 Mechanic Street Bath, was driven off Portland Freeport Road near Deep Cut at 5 p.m. Tuesday, wrapped around a pine tree. Billings, 65, was treated for concussion and cuts at Brunswick hospital and kept for observation. Passengers Harry Layden Peter Strack and Joseph A Robinson of Bath, all shipyard workers in South Portland, were shaken but uninjured. Dr Langdon T Snipe attended Bath National Bank annual meeting, his first outing since illness.

Leon Billings Mechanic Street Bath Portland-Freeport Deep Cut Brunswick Hospital Harry Layden Peter Strack Joseph A. Robinson South Portland

Miss Evelyn Sutherland Returns to Worcester Health Department

Miss Evelyn Sutherland RN returns to Worcester Mass to resume duties with the State Health Department after visiting her mother Mrs Robert Sutherland of Center street and in Bangor She served as a Red Cross nurse in World War I on three fronts and abroad.

Evelyn Sutherland Worcester Mass State Health Department Robert Sutherland Center Street Bangor Sutherland Red Cross

TALK ON INDIANS OF THIS SECTION BY COLONEL OWEN

Col Henry W. Owen spoke to the Men's club of Central church about local Indian history before white settlement. He argued 300 year old English accounts show natives were kind unselfish reverent and intelligent before modernization. The meeting included a free verse intro by N Gratz Jackson and news of a future Jan 26 program and bean supper plans with details of the supper crews.

Henry W. Owen Central Church Col. Owen N. Gratz Jackson Edward A. Cummings Gardiner R. Deering Raymond C. Small Howard M. Steen Lawrence S. Lord Judge Deering Linwood W. Haynes

Grange leaders clarify car travel to meetings

Mrs. Eva J. Lemont of West Bath receives a message from F A Richardson Strong state grange master clarifying that driving cars to attend regular Grange meetings is allowed when Grange work is the focus. The note warns meetings must not be used for social subterfuge.

Eva J. Lemont West Bath F. Ardine Richardson Strong Sister Lemont F. A. Richardson

Grayholm home in Waldoboro named by Watertown couple

Mr and Mrs James Gray of Watertown Mass recently bought a home in Waldoboro and named it Grayholm after stopping to visit Mrs Gray’s father William Gilman in Small Point. Mrs Gray formerly Miss Irma Gilman of Bath and taught in Belmont Massachusetts.

James Gray Watertown Mass Waldoboro

Mrs Pinkham Returns Home From Portland Hospital

Mrs. Fred Pinkham has returned to her Mechanic Street home after several days as a patient in a Portland hospital receiving treatment.

Fred Pinkham Mechanic Street Portland

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Senter’s, Inc Winter Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting Columbia Hotel CY Wee Bath Department Store Central Church Annual Meeting Cosmo Club Central Congregational Church Raymond G. Putnan Luther S. Thompson Ladies’ Aid Men’s Club Sunday School Bath Pilgrim Fellowship The Hearth George Dean Leonard M. Lord Pastor's Aid Committee A. George Moses Harold S. Avery Hiram T. Stevens League Church Council Winter Street Church Mrs. Hamblett Maine Defense Transportation Schoo Corliss Street Navy Club Coast Guard J. A. Gillies, Jr Langdon T. Snipe Bath National Bank John G. Morse & Sons Winnegance Superior Heating Co Morning St. Portland P. O. Rogers Front St Burr Nurseries Manchester Conn B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Front Street Bowdoinham Internal Revenue Selectmen's A. A. Berg India Baptist Church Berg Marends Park Minnesota Bengal Orissa Ladies Aid of East Bowdoin Herbert Adams A. S. Mac Dougal Merry Meeting Grange J. N. Palmer Harold Conley Bertha Heath Ceres Margaret Curtis Chester Hobart Cleveland Curtis Charles Eastman Stanley Libby Charles Hackett Zina Maxwell George Hackett Harold Hackett Emma _ Sturtevant Leroy Adams Bowdeinham Pat O'Brien Geo. Murphy Jane Wyatt Aturday O'Waras Brack Swan Technicolor Hadley Edward Arnold Fay Bainter Burgess Meredith Claire Trevor Colonel Owen Grange John Hubbard Virginia Grey Oka Howum Spencer Tracy Robert Young Ruth Hussey Eagle Squadron Robert Stack Diana Barrymore Jon Hall
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