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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

8

Rev Sidney E. Dee Receives Call to Central Pulpit

A large gathering at Central Congregational church unanimously voted to call Rev. Sidney E. Dee to the pastorate. Dee will begin June 1 and will move into the parsonage on Middle Street with his wife and daughter. He pauses his Bath Iron Works rehabilitation work but may continue it independently. Dee, a former chaplain wounded in active service, has studied at Montpelier Seminary MIT and Providence Bible School.

Sidney E. Dee Bath Iron Works Corp Dee Montpelier Seminary Massachusetts Radio School Providence Bible School Central Church Morse High School Middle Street

Company D Maine State Guard Aids Lincolnville Fire Fight

About 40 to 80 members of Company D Maine State Guard led by Captain David Y Alkarn left Bath in Bath Bus Service transport to assist in fighting a woods fire at Lincolnville. The blaze began Saturday afternoon at Drukwater Hill and by Sunday had burned over 600 acres with guards from Bath and others deployed to prevent spreading toward settlements.

Co. D. Maine State Guard David Y. Alkarn Bath Lincolnville Privalle Drukwater Tll Hath Stite Guard Company Mhoer Linecolnville

Visit Brings Mrs Haley to City for Weeks with Fletcher

Mrs Ray mond Haley of Ports hay ON CHL and her daughter Miss Annie Fletcher of High Street arrive in the city for a several week visit to Mrs Fletcher’s mother, Mrs Ang ie Fletcher, residing on High Street.

Raymond Haley Portshay Chl Ottis Etlirs Tie City Wall Angie Fletcher High Street

Delightful party at Bath Country Club honors Mrs. Cram

More than 75 Bath Iron Works staff members gathered at Bath Country Club Wednesday evening to honor Mrs. Winifred Cram known as Winnie as she concludes 25 years of service. Sidney Eaton presented a framed destroyer picture and a purse. tributes followed with a lively program and dancing to car workers’ music.

Bath Iron Works Corporation Bath Country Club Winifred Cram Winnie Louise Crowley Shirley James Marion Cain Althea French Sam Rogers Ralph Brewer Frances A. Callan Frank E. Harvie Clarence Eaton Agnes Sullivan Margaret Foley Bertha Bellerose Beatrice Duprey Merline Thompson

Bath Folk Attend Diocesan Episcopal Session in Portland

Representatives from Bath Grace Church attended the Maine Episcopal diocesan meeting held in St Luke's Cathedral Portland. The women’s auxiliary met Wednesday with Rev Y Y Tsui of Kum ing China delivering the missionary service sermon. Officers and delegates from Grace Church were chosen and awards given to long serving clergy.

Episcopal Church Maine St. Luke's Cathedral Portland Grace Iurch Bath Woman's Auxiliary Y. Y. Tsu Kumming China The Burma Road Frederick E. Drake Alden H. Anderson W. Henry Double St. Mary’s Guild Charles M. Tubbs Woman’s Auxiliary Edith L. Beverley George G. Chiera Wiscasset Kerynap Rice Rockland Grace Church Fred P. Shaw George D Tsu Department of Christian Social Relations

Sagadahoc Council Hosts Successful Card Party

A Knights of Columbus hall event on Wa ter street raised funds for Sagadahoc council remembrances. Winners included Eva McElman and Mrs. Costain in auctions, with multiple prizes in contract and whist. local merchants donated prizes and the committee acknowledged contributors. Mrs. Joan Hederman returned from Savannah after two weeks with Sgt. John Hederman at Camp Stewart Bath.

Knights of Columbus Hall Water Street Sagadahoc Council Eva McElman Costain Phoebe Hart Kronstrand Yvette Allard Henry Arsenault William Allard James McLaughlin Lon Albert Tourcotte Michael Reardon Moore Clark May Oliver Michaud A D. Stetson & Son Senters, Inc. Cyr's Sears- Roebuck, Burgess’ Market Desmonud’s Carroll Joan Hederman Rose Lavigne Cty Savannah John Hederman Camp Stewart Sgt Hederman Bath Martha Marie

River Road man confined by illness at 91

David G. Reed of River road in Woolwich is confined to his home with illness and under a physician's care. He recently passed his 91st birthday and until a few weeks ago was in excellent health, enjoying walks to the river and around his farm.

David G. Reed Woolwich Mr. Reed

Farm Labor Board speaker at Morse addresses students

A Morse High auditorium audience heard J. J. Harwood of the Augusta Farm Labor Board discuss student roles in harvesting crops nationwide and outline service opportunities. Three junior girls who attended Colby College’s Peace Conference shared China insights, while Eleanor Cobb recounted recent travels from Alaska to California.

Morse High J. J. Harwood Farm Labor Board Augusta Harwood Colby College China Caroline Carpenter Louise Dole Virginia Andre

Morse High School Alum Joins Naval Training Center

Wayne May son of Eddie May from Jackman left with friends in this city and returned Wednesday morning to Sampson New York U S Naval Training Center. Before entering service he was a Morse High School sophomore class vice president and, in his freshman year, class president.

Wayne May U.S.N.R Eddie May Jackman Sampson N. Y U. S. Naval Training Center Morse High School

Sagadahoc Girls Model Frocks in Dress Revue

Twenty four 4-H Club girls from Sagadahoc and Androscoggin counties modeled at the Twin County 4-H Victory Style Dress Revue held at Elm Street Universalist Church in Auburn. Judges included Mrs Beatrice Adams and Mrs Katherine Runnels with University of Maine Agricultural Extension staff. Winners advance to an all State Revue for travel to Chicago and a $25 war bond. Twin County 4-H delegates plan to attend State Camp at the University of Maine June 19.

Sagadahoc Androscoggin Elmstreet Universalist Church Auburn Beatrice Adams Topsham Katherine Runnels Lewiston Twin County Farm Bureau Executive Board Ernestine C. Johnson War Foods Agricultural Extension Service University of Maine Christine Hart Thelma Wallace Alfreda Gilliam Sebasco Laura Timberlake Elvi Pulkkinen Shirley Gustus Thelma Poland Hazel Forrest Marceline Mason Priscilla Bryant Howe's Corner Thelma Myrtle Bisbee Doris Pearl Turner Center Glennis Francis Anna Bryant Leeds Theresa Lillian Caron Sopers Mills Bernice Hatch Laina Ojala West Minot Erna Bamford Livermore Falls Ruth Bowie Durham Arlene Berry Mechanic Falls Marion Libby Harmon's Corner Lorraine Gagne Greene Chicago Kenneth C. Lovejoy Pauline S. Budge

Red Rose Troop Girls Busy With Activities And Badges

The Red Rose Junior Troop of Girl Scouts in the South End, led by Mrs. Bowker and Mrs. Noftall with Mrs. King as youngest-group leader, is split into three patrols. They perform plays, host small suppers, and work on cooking, hostess, and second class badges.

Red Rose Girl Scouts South End Arthur Bowker James Noftall Noftall Bowker Fred King Melvenia King Jeanette King Helen Witham Carroll Burditt Marjorie Towne Helen Knowlton Theresa Tardif Virginia Cameron Marjorie Cummings Alice Deehan Anne Tardif Theresa Barbara King

Engagement of Mary C Lee and Joseph Brady Announced

Mrs Ira Thayer of Waterville announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary C Lee of 43 York Street to Joseph Brady son of Mrs Edmund Robinson of South Street Bath. Miss Lee is a cashier in the Bath office of the Personal Finance Co. Mr Brady works in the grafting room at Bath Iron Works. No wedding date set.

Ira Thayer Waterville Mary C. Lee York Street Joseph Brady Edmund Robinson South Street Miss Lee The Personal Finance Co Bath Brady Bath Iron Works

Mrs. Morse Guest of New York Friends This Week

Mrs. Clarence W. Morse was hosted as this week’s guest by New York friends, sharing visits and social engagements within the city’s social circles.

Clarence W. Morse New Yorks

Bathman Weds New Jersey Girl

Wanda Anne Kalin of Paterson and David E. Rich Jr of Paterson were married Saturday at St Stephens Re­ctor y Paterson New Jersey. The ceremony was performed by Rev M Zak with double ring service in the presence of close relatives. The bride wore white mouseline desoie with a fingertip veil and carried a prayer book adorned with orchids. Ensign Benjamin Kalin Jr attended as escort with his wife Mrs Kalin. A reception followed at Cedar Cliff Hotel with family and friends present. The couple will honeymoon in Bath and reside back in Paterson New Jersey at 101 Raritan Avenue. The bride is a Wright Aeronautics Corp technical writer and Drake Business College alumna. The groom a Wright Aeronautics Corp service engineer is a Morse High graduate and University of Maine alum. He is a Mason with Solar Lodge and a Sigma Nu member.

Benjamin Kalin Raritan Avenue Paterson N. J Wanda Anne David E. Rich, Jr David E. Rich Bedford Street St. Stephens M. Zak Benjamin Kalin, Jr Cedar Cliff Hotel al Dickson Margaret Rich Washingtone Wright Aeronautics Corp East Side High School Drake Business College Phi Alpha Chi Society Solar Lodge Morse High University of Maine Sigma Nu Fraternity Solar Lodge of Masons Rich Bath Mr. Rich Agraritan Avenue

Gowdey Wins State Scholarship Contest Honors

Jean L. Gowdey a Morse High senior from Wiscasset is named one of five statewide University of Maine State Scholarship winners. District 3 winners include Martha E. Leeman Woolwich and Martha G. Bond Jefferson. Bond lives in Jefferson while Leeman is Morse valedictorian active in sports drama and yearbook. Gowdey plans nursing at Maine.

Morse High University of Maine Jean L. Gowdey Morse High School Bath Wiscasset Martha E. Leeman Woolwich Martha G. Bond Cony High School Augusta Jefferson Miss Bond Miss Gowdey John M. Gowdey National Honor Society U.S. Army

Citizens weigh closing Coombs High in Bowdoinham

About 150 residents gathered at Merrymeeting Hall to hear pros and cons of closing Coombs High School. A vote showed 37 in favor of closing and 24 against with a petition planned for a special town meeting.

Medals Presented to Bath Mother for Heroism

In Bangor, Col. S. F. Landers awarded Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters to Mrs. Frances V. Day, mother of Staff Sergeant Stewart H. Day Jr., prisoner of war in Germany. Day, tail gunner on a Flying Fortress, earned the honors for missions over Europe. He has been overseas since June 1943 and was wounded in December 1943. awaiting updates from Beaujon Hospital Paris. His brother Philip A. Day serves in Camp McCain Mississippi.

Dow Field Bangor S. F. Landers Bath Germany Frances V. Day High Street Stewart H. Day Col Sanders Europe United States Day Beaujeaune Paris France Philip A. Day Camp McCain N. Day Brunswick Robert A. Day Freeport

Mrs Wilson to spend week in Boston with relatives

Mrs. David T Wilson of Washington Street left Wednesday for Boston and will base the remainder of the week there with her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Blair C. Wilson of Melrose Massachusetts.

David T Wilson Washington Street Boston Blair C. Wilson Melrose Mass

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