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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1943

Page

8

St Mary's Guild Plans Christmas Sale and Beans Supper

St Mary's Guild met at the Parish house on Oak street to plan the annual baked bean supper and Christmas sale set for Saturday December 4. The group voted a contribution toward Navy care kits via the American Red Cross and appointed committees to manage the sale and event details.

St. Mary's Guild Oak Street Russell Phinnes U.S. Navy American Red Cross Fred D. Hill A. Farlex Miyvo Wo TE Voorhees Proulin Foster William Deable Anna M. Tritt Stewart Day Kenneth Brown Walter Hill Priscilla Magou Curt French Woodbury Abouton Virginia Pesiloas Chris Abates AO Furley Mayo Sale Wal Warry Berris Daniel Villiers Riu Floretron Edith Beverley Fants Chirles Nik Fatward Parkes Minry W Owen Neue Meanie Willeai Warren Huw Beatrice Dior Ketina Viinvakia

Memorial Hospital Article Recap Briefs

Memorial Hospital items summarized from the clipping set cover healthcare updates and upcoming notices. The short notes mention medical staff initiatives and service changes without sensational detail.

Birthday party for Aubrey Steen Jr observed

Mrs Aubrey Steen hosted a family party Saturday evening in honor of her son Aubrey Steen Jr who turned sixteen. The Morse High junior worked the Madden Bros store during summer vacation and received a decorated cake with gifts as guests joined the celebration.

Aubrey Steen Aubrey, Jr Woo Aubrey Morse Hith Madden Bros Aubres Steen Ralph Gardiner James C

Halloween Party Delights Bath Guests At North Woolwich

A large Bath crowd attended a Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. McNeill in North Woolwich on Saturday night with nearly all guests in costumes. Attendees were blindfolded at two schoolhouses, transported to the McNeill home, and greeted by ghosts in a decorated attic. The event featured games such as doughnut biting and bobbing for apples, with refreshments served afterward.

Bath Howard A. McNeill North Woolwich North Woolwich Eugene Dunton Wiscasset Thomas B. Greene Barbara Tommy Stanley Fraser Marilyn Carolyn Edna Johnson Grace David Lillian Groves Madeline Haley Roy Stanley Gordon Bertha Tremain Ralph Lewis Harriet Stinson William Fraser Marjorie Major Fraser Ralph Haley Arline William Thornton Edward Murphy, Jr Joseph Arabas Wis- Cusset

October a fickle month in 1943 weather notes

November recounts October 1943 as variable with rain on seven to eleven days, fair days 21, frosts few, and temperatures ranging from 33 to 64. Weather compares unfavorably to October 1942. The report notes trees losing leaves while lawns stay green and mentions Mrs Martha Bridge of Boothbay Harbor, formerly of the city, passing Monday.

Martha Bridge Boothhay

Dimout lifted as lights return and Halloween unfolds

Maine Governor Sumner Sewall announced the dimout ending at 12 01 AM November 1 1943 with rules to resume if needed. Coastal communities saw lights back while Halloween brought soap vandalism mainly in Front and Center streets and a Green Street glass breakout. widespread lively yet orderly celebrations.

Augusta Sumner Sewall State of Maine Sewall Dana W. York Green Street

Genesta Sewing Circle Plans Christmas Sale at Masonic Temple

Genesta Sewing Circle met at Masonic Temple and prepared aprons for an elaborate Christmas sale on Wednesday December 8 with a tea. The group announced committees for aprons cooked food handkerchiefs knick-knacks green table candy table fish pond and more with various members named to each task. A dining room service team and a guest dinner were arranged and sewing continued for sale items.

Genesta Sewing Circle Masonic Temple Harold Hodgkins David Y. Alkazin James T. Bonney Victor Pinkham George Rogers Emma Ehlers George Merrill Philip Roberts Paul G. Bagdikian Fred Osgood Harold Tobey Luther Thompson Carl Pinson Stella Dolloff Clifford Smith Justus Miller Herbert Morse David Rich Thomas Aikenhead Eunice Pert

Dike School PTA Plans Reception

Members of the Dike PTA will host a teachers reception Thursday at 7 30 in the teachers room of Dike School. All teachers from Dike School Upper Washington Street Primary Central Grammar Morse High are invited, along with mothers of Lambert Park. Speaker will be Superintendent Harland A Ladd and Mrs Arthur M Packard will read. Hostesses are Mrs Benjamin Berenson Mrs Perleston L Pert and Mrs Clarence Ring.

Dike Parent Teacher Association Dike School Upper Washington Street Central Grammar Morse High School Lambert Park Harland A. Ladd Arthur M. Packard Benjamin Berenson Perleston L. Pert Clarence Ring

Youthful hunter claims first deer near Bear Pond Hartford

Glenn Foster aged 12, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Foster of this village, shot his first deer Friday in the Bear Pond woods area near Hartford. He reportedly hit an eight point buck weighing 235 pounds.

North Turner Glenn Foster Bert FE. Foster Bear Pond Hartford Glenn

Halloween Party at the Hibbs Home

A Halloween party was held Saturday at Dr. and Mrs. George Hibbs on Washington street. Guests wore costumes, with Miss Patricia Smith winning a prettiest costume prize. Activities included bobbing for apples, an apple paring contest, a suitcase race, and a ghost story by Mrs. Hibbs.

George Hibbs Washington Street Patricia Smith Mrs. Hibbs Patty Smith Frances Kerwin Sally Footer Joan Bradford Roberta Barter Gloria Young Mary Lewis Judith Hibbs

Rotarians Carry Own Lunches At Sedgwick

Rotarians met Tuesday noon at Hotel Sedgwick in the cocktail lounge each bringing lunch due to dining room service issues. Coffee was served while a committee was appointed to arrange alternate lunches and possibly evening meetings. President Ruper Irvine presided.

Hotel Sedgwick Sedgwick Ruper Irvine

Posthumous Oak Leaf Award to Portland Air Officer

Maj. Eugene A. Halliwill, killed in a Australia plane crash on March 27, is posthumously honored at Dow Field Bangor with the Oak Leaf Cluster presented to his wife Lois Halliwill of Bath. The award cites meritorious aerial achievement near Rabaul and the later ship bombing over New Britain. The ceremony includes six air corps companies and Dow Field personnel.

Dow Field Bangor Eugene A. Halliwill Portland Australia Lois Halliwill Bath Edward H. Shotthafer Col Francis B. Valentine Halliwill Maj Rabaul Harbor New Britain Air Corps WAC Mas. Halliwill Herbert S. Halliwill Charles Sharkey Lewiston

Turkeys to civilians resume as overseas needs met

The War Food Administration informs the Maine U S C A War Board that civilian turkey sales may resume. The embargo since August 2 ensured 12 million pounds for U S forces overseas, with domestic military needs partly met. Armed forces need about 35 million pounds, under 10 percent of the total 445 million pound supply, leaving the remainder for civilians.

Turkey U. S War Food Administration Maine U.S

Two New Hampshire Women Visiting In Newport

Miss Laura Eldridge of Concord New Hampshire formerly assistant librarian at the University of Maine in Orono plus Mrs Olaf Pearson of this city visit Mrs Grace Houston in Newport. Miss Eldridge spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Elmer Eldridge at 24 Dummer street.

Laura Eldridge Concord N. H University of Maine Library Orono Olaf Pearson

Bowdoinham Community Halloween Activities Highlight Town Hall Event

A Bowdoinham Halloween party at the town hall featured games stunts and basketball with prizes for winners. The Sisterhood Home Circle met for an all day quilting session. Local residents and family notices include birthdays searches and several short personal items.

Local residents host weekend gatherings and farm updates

Mond on his Dingley road farm hosts visits as Phillip Rideout of Portland spends the weekend here with his wife. A. R. Peckham of Marion mass purchases and occupies the Stella Given farm with weekend guests Kenneth Peckham and Lloyd Peckham of Marion and Quincy. P F C Thurman Skelton in the South Pacific receives the Purple Heart for July injuries and recovers, son of Willis and Mrs Skelton.

Mond Dingley Road Phillip Rideout Portland A. R. Peckham Marion Mass Kenneth Peckham Lloyd Peckham Quincy F.C

Humprey kin attend Harold Holmes funeral in Brockton

In Bowdoinham Post Road news Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Humphrey traveled to Brockton Massachusetts to attend the funeral Thursday of Harold Holmes, a cousin of Mr. Humphrey. Frank Heath and family and George E Ackley and family returned from Upton last week. Ackley captured a bob cat four feet six inches long.

Shirley Humphrey Brockton Mass Pvt Arthur Turner Hazel Turner Florida

Sergeant H C Moreau Awarded Air Medal

Allied Headquarters in the southwest Pacific announces meritorious achievement awards for Fifth Air Force personnel. Tech. Sgt. Herman C. Moreau of Bowdoinham, Maine receives the Air Medal for 100 hours of operational flights including long range bombing and attacks on enemy airfields installations ships and naval vessels.

Allied Headquarters Southwest Pacific Fifth Air Force New

Fireside Club Halloween Social at Winter Street Church

The Fireside Club met Sunday evening as Miss Catherine Powers and Miss Pearl Hathorne opened with a brief worship. Linna Marie Purdue Jacqueline Pert and Lorraine Ryan led games for the Halloween social. Refreshments were served. Next Sunday Geraldine Esterbrook and Leslie Hay will lead the program.

Fireside Club Winter Street Church Catherine Powers Pearl Hathorne Linna Marie Purdue Jacqueline Pert Lorraine Ryan Geraldine Esterbrook Leslie Hay

True family returns home after Boston visit

Mr and Mrs Edward Dale True return to Front street home after a week in Boston and suburbs. During their absence their children Sally and Edward stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward D True on Washington street.

Edward Dale True Front Street Boston Sally Edward Edward D. True Washington Street

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