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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1943

Page

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Thief Ransacks Cars. $1000 Theft In Bath Parking Lot

Local police report a major theft after multiple cars were entered in a Bath parking lot Tuesday night. A Woolwich resident lost over $900 cash, jewelry, War Bonds, and two rings from a glove compartment. A Winchester rifle and shells were also stolen from another vehicle. Police traced the rifle near a nearby railway track and noted the victim’s work shift at Bath Iron Works.

Frank L. Moriarty South Street Elizabeth Colby Woolwich Moriarty Clark Mathews Winchester Maine Central Colby Bath Iron Works Corp

Red Cross Motor Corps Meets Tuesday

Bath Red Cross Motor Corps met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Granville Colby on Quimby street instead of Mrs. Earl Cooper in Woolwich due to the death of her brother. Mrs. Colby presided as captain’s duties moved to the Winter by Mrs. John Parker. A refresher course for the advanced first aid class is hoped next month and one new member, Mrs. Frank Butcher, joined from the Lewis ton Auburn corps. The next meeting is slated for December 14 with location to be announced.

Bath Frank Butcher Lewiston-Auburn

November meeting of Cosmopolitan Club proceedings

The Cos mopolitan Club held its Wednesday meeting at the clubhouse with large attendance. Members endorsed amendments for equal status for women and elected twelve new Junior club members. A card party and Christmas sale plans were announced, with program details and speakers including Lt Blanche Moody and Ensign Clara Kersch.

Cosmopolitan Club Mabel Harris Joseph I. Smith Congress George Hastings Daniel Matter Ivan Kilpatrick William Double William Adams Clara Coombs William Dennison Leonard Weatherbee Leslie Wold Carl Pierce Clyde Pinkham E. Mason Wright Donald Hall Amy Irish Jennie Perkins Ada Deering Julia Field Patricia Smith Janice Knight Smith Knight Mary Cunningham Honey Betty Anderson Barbara Burnham Beverly Curran Blanche Moody WAC Bath Clara Kersch WAVES Naval Office Bath Iron Works Moody Lewiston Maine Ruth Murphy Warwick R. I Murphy Richard Farnham, Jr USN Richard Morse High School Navy Rachel (Mikels) Israel New York City Charles Israel U.S

South End PTA banners awarded in district contest

The South End Parent-Teacher Association held an evening meeting at Weeks Street school with large attendance. Banners were awarded to Miss Eleanor Ferguson’s room at South Street, Mrs Evelyn Stair’s room at Weeks Street, and a tie between Miss Marjorie Palmer and Miss Anne Thompson’s rooms at Mitchell. Ferguson’s room earned best attendance and a book will be given for Book Week. A public supper was planned for Nov 13 at Washington Street rooms, with a Dec 4 Christmas sale and supper announced. The next meeting is Dec 7 at Weeks Street.

South End Parent-Teacher Association Weeks Street James Nostall LeForrest Coombs Eleanor Ferguson South Street Evelyn Stair Mitchell Marjorie Palmer Anne Thompson Ferguson George Moses Donald Hopkins Edward Coombs Arthur Berry Rita Wakefield Frances Kerwin Rayola Brown John Lutz Donald Kinney Joan Lemont Patricia Ames Barbara King Marguerite Pagurko Shirley Hamlin Douglas Champion Bobby Jackson Donald Coombs Association Orris Ames Dwinal Cornish Mark Jackson Dike Harland Ladd Edmund Mocklar Perteston Pert A. Farley Mayo Sanford B. Nickerson Valerie Nickerson Grace Conant Arthur L. Packard Beacon Street Nickerson Ladd Bath Badd Huse Memorial School City Hall Morse High

State Armory floor repairs begin under adjutant general

Work started Monday under the State Adjutant General's office to repair a floor at the State Armory. The unsafe surface will be shored with timbers and ventilation beneath arranged to prevent future trouble. Mr and Mrs Edward Hawley have returned to New York after the death of Mr Hawley's brother Howard Hawley.

State Armory State Adjutant General's Office Mrs Edward Hawley New York Mr. Hawley Howard Hawley

Superintendent Ladd speaks at Dike reception

The Dike Parent Teacher Association hosted an evening event in the kindergarten room with Bath officials and parents. Superintendent Harland Ladd urged hot lunch expansion and emphasized elementary education, school reorganization, and keeping children curious for democracy.

Ladd Maine Bath

Lioness Club shows war pictures at Hotel Phoenix meeting

Lionesses heard moving pictures of World War II events including Stalingrad, Midway, Coral Sea, Tunisia, and Rommel’s line, plus a portrayal of Lexington sinking. Guest Mrs. Philip Jones shared memories of family life and the Gimble Bros prize story honoring an American family.

Lioness Club Hotel Phoenix Gerald Atkinson John J. Mulcahy, Jr Alex Burgess Stalingrad Australia Midway Coral Sea MacArthur Tunisia Rommel Eisenhower United States Pacific Philip Jones Shelton, Conn William S. Newell Bath Tron Works Newell Jones Grace Episcopal Church

Governor Sewall declines third term as Maine governor

Governor Sewall announces he will not seek a third term, citing a shift from war to peace as a suitable time for change. He leaves open his next steps, hinting at possible congressional bids or other public service, and thanks supporters for petitions urging him to run again. Senate President Horace Hildreth looms as potential successor.

Sewall Justus H. Willer Bath Congress Republcan Robert Hale Maine Miller Tara House of Representatives Senate United Airlines

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