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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

4

Wiscasset Gazette Event Highlights Local Arts and News

The Crossroads Store a one act comedy at Red Men hall Friday eight pm to raise funds for the Wiscasset Gazette. Chaplain Sowder returns to speak on war era morals. Local groups plan farm bureau and DAR activities and report divorces and a fatal action in Europe with Morang family updates.

Red Men's Hall Wiscasset Larry Lackcoyne Raymond Sheman Oscar Pumperspout Walter Dow Frank Skid Harvey R. Pease Jim Slider Chester Pendleton Hank Handle Conrad Peters Balsam Mark Caton Dave Limbernet Edward Mason Spits Ralph Brewer Lena Jell Bernice Bailey Sarah Desert Madaline Colby Minnie Fish Bertha Day Eva Day Winona Leavitt Martha Day War Department Robert C. Morang

Bath area social notes include visits and health updates

A Bath column lists local visits birthdays and travels. Cpl Richard Felker at Peterson Field Colorado Springs suffers an ankle injury. S2/c Robert Fuller spends leave with Mrs Fuller in Portland. Families in Bath Larrabee and Mank households host relatives and attend church events. Vaccination plans for diphtheria and whooping cough announced for school and pre school children the week of the 29th. Summer cottages opened Sabino and Bath residents plan seasonal stays research and community activity noted.

Sas Richard Felker Leon Felker Peterson Field Colorado Springs Col Robert Fuller Gallups Island Boston Islesboro Warren Mank USN Southport N. C Mank Joseph Bellmore Bath Larrabee Jerrold Courtney Stover Courtney Stover Lance Victor Fuller Lannes Fuller Woolwich Elmer Mank David Larrabee Topsham J. W. Larrabee Brunswick Hospital Merton Wright Ronald Larrabee Walter Larrabee Marjorie Boucher Daisy Crawford H. A. Owen Sabino Charles H. Bates Beachmont Mass Leon R. H. McNary Jack ‘Ughter M. P. Clough Marblehead John H. McNary Sabine Chester Freeman George Bailey Portland Donald Freeman Leo Poulin Pooler Cottage G. C. Marriner Marriner Freda Hopkins Dana Flora Shepard Richmond Robert Medcalf John Perkins Harding Dwinal Cornish Carl Christel Wendell Williams Ernest Williams Regest Phillips Michael Stanley Williams Edward Burns Lincoln Williams Roy Moore Bath Iron Works Walter Kings

Village Barn Playhouse to Open at Sagadahoc Ferry

Sagadahoc Ferry unveils a new summer theatre to be run by Phil Beaney, former New York and Hollywood actor known as Bob Wentworth. The Village Barn Playhouse will open this August at Seebenon Hall with a five week season and five Broadway hits.

Village Barn Playhouse Sagadahoc Ferry Phil Beaney New York Hollywood Phil Fred Beaney Village Pride Bakery Morse High Harrison Lewis New York City Gene Martell Paramount Bob Wentworth Abie Gloria Swanson Lakewood Sebenon Hall U. S. Marines Bath Sebenon

Hyde Camp Auxiliary Card Party Draws Large Turnout

Members of T. W. Hyde Camp Auxiliary hosted a Sunday card party at Mrs. Maurice Warner’s Middle Street home. Seven tables played auction and whist with prizes awarded to Mrs. Martha McAuliffe and Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer. Refreshments followed and a future party was set for Monday evening, June 1.

T. W. Hyde Maurice Warner Middle Street Martha McAuliffe Lida Costain Florence Robinson Elizabeth Palmer Minnie Roderick Gussie Pagurka Warner

Card of Thanks for Fire Help in Phippsburg

We express gratitude to neighbors and friends and all who helped save our home and belongings after the recent fire in Phippsburg. Mr and Mrs John C Malcolm and Mrs Joseph O Purdue of Washington Street passed Wednesday in Portland.

Phippsburg John C. Malcolm Joseph O. Purdue Washington Street Portland

Woolwich First Baptist Church Services and Local Notices

Woolwich and Woolwich Wiscasset Baptist churches hold morning services with reports on the Northern Baptist convention. A town meeting discussed funding a Sasanoa Bluffs sewage system, but the motion failed. Baked bean supper and Memorial Day plans listed along with various community notices and upcoming graduations.

First Baptist Church Woolwich Center J. M. Gowdey Northern Baptist Convention Atlantic City N. J Woolwich - Wiscasset Baptist Church Sasanoa Bluffs Good Will Club Moatsweag Baptist Church David L. Wilson Bath Merle Jameson Ivan Shaw Woolwich Teachers Club Nequasset School Weston Spaulding Spinning Wheel Club Jordan Wright Gilbert Hathorne Frances Hathorne Clayton Stinson Roy Lilly Albion L. Corliss Day's Ferry Lewiston Grand Chapter of Maine Order of the Eastern Star Warren Trowbridge John Leonard Camp Fort Knox G. D. Trott Waterville Merilyn Temple Albert Temple P. S. Desorde Joseph Allen Elaine Higate Center Miss Marston Raymond Lounsbury Hartley Lounsberry Sagadahoe Ferry Walter Smith Day’s Ferry Costello P. Hall Harold Goodell Floyd Goodell Kansas Percy Bailey Bath Road

Girl Cyclists Visit Nequasset From Nearby Towns

A group of 45 girls cycled to Nequasset taking lunches and enjoying warm weather swims. Mrs. Catherine Huse led the outing with chaperone duties. Participants include C Burgess B Ladd H Avery G Bonney N Burditt P O'Reilly B Madden E Faucher J Salmon M Pouliot E King A King M Pierce E Noyes L Inison B Cummings M Nelson D Wilson A Bagdikian E Hartleb A McCabe L Huff J Mc Mann J Jones N Gregware J Sinclair R Lait R Collins B Legard M Rines C Carpenter L King B O Grady J Heal L Trott E Rogers C Rogers G Christian J Anderson A Mac Donald F Callan.

Nequasset Catherine Huse C Burgess B. Ladd H. Avery G Bonney N. Burditt P. O'Reilly B. Madden E. Faucher J. Salmon M. Pouliot E. King A King M. Pierce E. Noyes C. Rogers G. Christian J. Anderson A. Mac Donald F. Callan

Kinney Reappointed Pastor for Fourth Year in Lewiston Conference

Rev. Charles L. Kinney of Beacon Street church was named pastor for a fourth year at the state Methodist Conference in Lewiston. He also received appointments to the Arrowsie and Robinhood churches and has led Beacon Street since 1940. He heads Bath Ministers' association and serves on Bath Iron Works rationing board, publisher of the Maine Conference Year Book, and sits on Preachers' Aid society board and Conference Relations committee. He joined East Maine Conference in 1911 ahead of the East Maine Maine union.

Caroline Pendleton Nancy Nosepoke Frances Somes Mandy Lay Louise Mason Barbara Shears Olive Dow Bernard Bailey John Riley Charles S. Sowder Congregational Church Chaplain’s Training School Harvard Army Chaplain’s Corps First Congregational Church Lowder Sowder Wiscasset Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Church Lewiston Kinney Arrowsie Robinhood Beacon Street Bath Ministers’ Association Bath

Weekend Visitors and School Plans Highlight Region

Alton Strout and the Reed couple hosted weekend guests while Gainsleys visited Kittery. Several families hosted relatives over Mother's Day and local plans proceeded for June 6 graduation at Day's Ferry school house with Superintendent Gilman in attendance.

Phyllis Gilpatrick Boothbay Emanuel Arsenault Viola Union Street Clarence Cunningham Janice Woolwich Arsenault Alex St. Pierre Sagadahoc Ferry Everett Rice Jean Gorham Ee Mother Lydia Morrill

Waterfront Property Sold to Bath Iron Works

Recent transfers of property recorded at the Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds include sale to the Bath Iron Works of three parcels of land with buildings thereon on the east side of Washington Street from the Bath Box Co. south line to the William T. Donnell shipyard holdings and to low.

Sagadahoc Bath Iron Works Washington Street Bath Box Co William T. Donnell

Land sales on Kennebec river involve feldspar property sale

Two lots on the Kennebec river tied to feldspar interests were sold to B. I. W by Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Hughes of Jersey City. The Bath Box company also sold a strip now used as a dumping site by the ship building corporation and may continue to be used for dumping for the time being.

Kennebec New Jersey Anne Elizabeth Hughes Jersey City N. Y Bath Box Company The Shipbuilding Corporation

Brotherhood Meeting Draws Strong Attendance at K of P Hall

The Independent Brotherhood held a lively meeting at the K P hall Tuesday night with Harold Thomas Paul Sweeney William Mullaney and George McKinnon as speakers. They discussed Independent Union activities in shipbuilding along the East coast and fielded many questions. Committees were formed to supervise the union’s role in the labor board election set for June 14 at Bath Tron Works with both AFL and CIO on the ballot.

Independent Brotherhood K. of P. Hall Harold Thomas Fore River & Hingham Independent Unions Paul Sweeney Hingham Union William Mullaney George McKinnon Fore River Union Independent Labor Board Bath Tron Works A. F. of L

Bereavement Thanks from Mrs. William King and Son

We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness sympathy and floral tributes during our recent bereavement. Mrs. William King and son Charles King

William King Charles King

Samuel M. Jordan Jr. Inducted and Stationed at Sampson

Samuel M. Jordan Jr. of U S N recently entered service and is stationed at the U S Naval Training Station in Sampson New York where he is undergoing boat training.

Samuel M. Jordan Jr U.S.N Sampson, N. Y U. S. Naval Training Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huntoon Hill Farm Bureau Grange Hall Joyce Johnson Margaret MacLaren Bertha Merry Gladys Sherman Harriet Jackson Anna White Gertrude Munsey Blanche Fowles Villa Munsey Elsie Blagden Farm Bureau Lincoln County Superior Court Ruth E. Winchenbach Harold E. Winchenbach Gloria M. Lewis Douglass F. Lewis Ralph Z. Hutchins Elvira Hutchins Libellee Virginia B. Avore John A. Avore, Jr Dorothy K. McElroy Ralph A. McElroy Gladys B. Bridges Raymond I. Bridges Charles M. Giles Dorothy E. Giles Arthur E. Gamage Alice P. Gamage Millie E. Matthew John E. Matthew Letha O. Hickson John W. Hickson Nathaniel T. Talbot Isabelle G. Talbot Harry P. Hildebra John L. Turner Eleanor G. Clouture Lawrence A. Clouture Marguerite Alice McCurda John L. McCurda Minnetta M. Hatch Henry E. Hatch Robert Ralph W Minnie F. Cowley Morang Wiscasset Academy University of Maine Masonic Order Knights of Pythias Mason Plant Minnie Morang Ralph W. Morang Ralph Waldo Ocean View Delaware Edward S Donald Morang Armed Services Silas Lee Merry Nellie Merry Waterstreet Billings Hospital Indianapolis Ind Merry Ivan Rines Maurice Rines Maxwell Field Ala Pemaquid Dar Rufus Stetson Damariscotta Continental Congress Henry D. Hersey Century Indemity Co Fred McLain East Milton Charles E. Cowley Cowley Federal Street Charles Cowley Richmond White Frank Metcalf J. DiPerri Elsie Anderson Clarence Blagdon Harold Engelbrekt Charles di Perri Arthur Bean Clarence Bailey Alfred Norton George W. Boynton Lake Worth Fla Alfred E. Gorham Harry Bradford Edward Bradford Grand Lodge Augusta Indemnity Fund Charles Macurda Boothbay Harbor Leon G. Flood Maine General Hospital Joanna Evans Hall Lewis May Ways and Means Organ Society of the Sidney G. Evans Earl Colby Montsweag Farm Bureau Joyce Jordan Frank L. Metcalf Togus Agnes Cowen Mildred Staples Helen Hall Old Academy John C. Fisher John Anderson Mr. Anderson Medfield Hees SEARS Center Street Brunswick Bath, Maine West Bath Joe Marsh Maine Forestry Department Brewing Industry Foundation Frank H. Holley Main ST Weilding Hyde Camp Blanche Littlefield Robert C. Reed Marylyn Lois Bath Memorial Hospital Horace E. Wade Frances G. Harding Frank G. Harding Clinton T. Loveitt Stanwood Gilman Day Rev. Kinney Iron Works Donnell Yard Scott Marguerite Hennessey’s New England Marguerite Hennessey
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