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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1949

Page

4

Tragic Air Collision Claims Mrs. Chase and Infant

Reports from Washington detail the November 1 air line collision over the capital in which a Bolivian piloted P 38 struck a passenger craft, killing Mrs Betty Chase formerly Miss Betty Carrington of Richmond and her nine month old son. Her husband Charles G Chase and her widowed mother survive among others. Funeral services were held at St Philip s Episcopal church and interment was at Woodlawn cemetery.

Wiscasset Charles G. Chase Washing D. C Assenger Goard Chase Betty Carrington Taswell M. Carrington Richmond Portland Mr. Chase High Street John R. MacFarlane Joseph Hubbard Stephen Etmer Brewster Doggett William Lawrence Elmer Wiggins Joseph Roseberry Frank Adams Richmond White Roger Dana Gibson Stuart Chapin Peter Cook Gardiner Pier David Burnett Daniel Sortwell, Jr Walcott Andrews Arthur Nichols Woodlawn Lincoln County Superior Court Francis Sullivan Madge Campbell James Blen Perkins Herbert L. Pinkham Fred L. Hazen Sanford Page Boothbay Charles W. Reed Frank C. Houdlette Dresden Arthur Kirby Jefferson Clifton

Knights Columbus Kay Cee fair proves successful

The Knights of Columbus Kay Cee fair concluded Saturday night with awards including two tons of coal to George Perry. 200 gallons of range oil to Marie Michaud. a portable radio to Carrie Cleaves. a case of jellies to Frank Fortier. a decorated cake to Mrs. L Johan son. flowers to John J. Keegan. Sagadahoc council will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. An Armistice Day anniversary requiem Mass at 7 15 a.m. will honor deceased members.

Bath J.g Lincoln Judson Speed Norfolk Lincoln Judson Speed, Jr Base Naval Hospital Portsmouth Speed Dorothy Thompson Irvin Thompson Union Street Franklin D. Roosevelt Labrador Marco Club Richard Jing Federal Street Bernard McFadden Leland Rhowie I.C Huntoon Hill Grange Charles Dunton Leonard Dunton Christine Mayberry Frederick Daley Curtis Plant Laura Seavey John F. Jackson Gertrude Munsey Earl Colby, Jr Ceres Ella Dunton Pomona Carol Brown Flora Gail Foster Eleanor Plant Harold Mayberry, Sr Olive Dow Joan F. Jackson Lincoln Lodge of Masons Reed Bath Road Jaqueline Drake Donald Munsey Lincoln Home Charles S. Sewall Tel Wiscasset Woman's Club Knights of Columbus George Perry Floral Street Marie Michaud Liberty Street Carrie Cleaves Woolwich Frank Fortier South Street L. Johanson Western Avenue John J. Keegan Grove Street Sagadahoc Council New York Rose Kroen Foster's Point Fred Bubier Mary MacDougall Boston Lee Holbrook Freeport Percy Holbrook Holbrook Alvah Holbrook Ronnie Brunswick Frank Donnell Bryant Business College Providence R. I Earle Donnell B. F. Whitmore Keith of Gardiner F. W. Deehan Whitmore Herbert Wilson West Bath Mt. Dora Fla Gertrude Greenleaf Amos Reggie Atwood Arrowsie Roland Carlton Harold Davis John Perkins Warren Davis Laurance Palmer Bar Harbor E., A. Doyle Carl “Robinson Charles David King Larrabee Laura Whitmore Francis Deehan Laurance Burnham Kittery Irving Burnham Robert Burnham Topsham

Nurses Alumni Association Meeting Planned at Hyde Memorial Home

Dr. John F. Dougherty will address the Nurses Alumni Association at its monthly meeting Thursday at the Hyde Memorial Home of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The business session starts at 7 30 and the talk on Obstetrics at 8 30.

John F. Dougherty Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association Hyde Memorial Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Dougherty William S. Blair Joseph A. Coss Edward L. Larrabee

West Bath community events and visits reported

Local notices describe a public card party for the West Bath fire department at Little Field schoolhouse. Numerous names attend church, PTA, Harvesters 4-H, Farm Bureau meetings, and family visits from Bangor Bar Harbor Bar Harbor and Portland area.

Bath Memorial Hospital Fund Drive Underway in Woolwich

Mrs. Brian M. Jewett chairs the drive with a committee including Mrs. John Leonard and several named volunteers. The house-to-house canvass begins today in Woolwich to support Bath Memorial Hospital.

Brian M. Jewett Bath Memorial Hospital Woolwich John Leonard James Thorpe William Thornton Merle Weeks James Blake Ralph Wright Edwold Carter Forest Baker Shirley Kane Clifton Gainsley James Hay Nelson Rice Charles Powers Roberta Hathorne Anna Mae Berry Howard Kirkpatrick

Birth of David Leland Patton at Memorial Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Patton of 18 Cobb Road welcomed a son, David Leland, born Friday at Memorial hospital.

David Leland Leland Patton Cobb Road Memorial Hospital

Woolwich Church and Community Activities Highlight Local Life

Nequasset and Montsweag Farm Bureau members attend the Twin County 32nd annual meeting at Poland town hall with 4 H displays and a Bowdoin College address by Prof. Herbert Brown. Local churches list services and events including Rev. John F. Anderson, H. E. Danielson, and a Armistice Day Ball hosted by Woolwich PTA with Cliff Leeman's orchestra.

First Congregational Church Nequasset Francena Cromwell Junior Christian Endeavor John F. Anderson Senior Christian Endeavor Winter Street Bath Bates College Center Baptist Church H. Danielson Montsweag Baptist Church H. E. Danielson Maine Association of Evangelicals Cliff Leeman John Leonard Montsweag Farm Bureau Twin County Poland Town Hall Costello Hall Adelbert Hall Nequagset Farm Bureau Herbert Brown Bowdoin College Montsweag Florence Hathorn Martha Hague

Day School Halloween Party at Tuessic Hall

The Day’s School Halloween Eve party hosted by the Mothers club drew 35 children and 12 adults with Miss Agatha Lennox as teacher. Costumes ranged from hoboes to goblins as games and a peanut hunt entertained attendees. The Allen children led a group song amid punch cookies apples and orange and black favors.

Arthur Allen

Nequasset Mothers Club Card Party Report

Nequasset Mothers Club staged a public card party at Tuessic Hall with 15 tables. Frances Kirkpatrick led in contract, Catherine Greene placed lowest. Merton Deering top in auction with Edith Rice lowest. Lucille Shay top in six ty-three, William Fogg lowest. Mason Carter high in whist, Arthur Allen lowest. Newcomb high in canasta, Helen Creamer lowest. Special awards went to Alice Erskine and Jennie Howe. Cake and coffee were served.

Canasta Tuessic Hall Nequasset Mothers’ Club Frances Kirkpatrick Catherine Greene Merton Deering Edith Rice Lucille Shay William Fogg Mason Carter

Wing couple attends Hawthorne Chapter meeting sale

Mr and Mrs Arthur L Wing of Larkstreet attend Hawthorne Chapter O E S at its Brunswick hall Monday evening where members conduct a white elephant sale. Mrs Wing serves as conductress in the chapter.

Arthur L. Wing Larkstreet Hawthorne Chapter Brunswick Wing Hawthorne

Dr Charles E Helah Celebrates 85th Birthday

Dr Charles E Helah celebrated his 85th birthday Friday entertaining a few friends at his home located at 113 North Street.

Charles E. Helah North Street

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