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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1944

Page

4

Philathea Class Meets Monday Night at Corliss Street Church

The Philathea Class at Corliss Street church met Monday evening with 19 members at Mrs Chester Plant home High Street. April hostesses named include Mrs Dwinal Cornish Mrs Leonard Smith Mrs Charles Murray and Mrs Hugo Erickson. Money making committee for April appointed with Mrs Orris Ames Mrs LaForrest Coombs Mrs Frank Bates Mrs Murray Bridges. A social hour followed with committee and hostess in charge. Mrs Lincoln Marston suffered a painful fall from a bus at North and High Street twisting both ankles and spraining the left. she was taken by taxi to her home on High Street and Dr Hamilton is treating her, confinement planned for several weeks.

Philathea Corliss Street Chester Plant High Street Dwinal Cornish Leonard Smith Charles Murray Hugo Erickson Orris Ames LaForrest Coombs Frank Bates Murray Bridges Lincoln Marston North and Urenee Hamilton Marston

Hoebel Hutchins Wedding in Bath at Winter Street Church

A Bath Friday wedding united Miss Marie Adele Hutchins daughter of City Clerk C LeRoy Hutchins and Charles Louis Hoebel at 1 30 pm in Winter Street church with Rev Jos eph O Purdue officiating. The ceremony featured a white satin gown, thoughtful bridal details, and a reception in the chapel for relatives and friends. The couple plan to reside on the old Brunswick road after a Boston honeymoon.

Winter Street Marie Adele Hutchins C. LeRoy Hutchins Charles Louis Hoebel Joseph O. Purdue Edith Small Eileen R. Etherington Gloucester City N. J Miss Small Miss Etherington Marie Antoinette Robert F. Hobbel Waterbury Lohen- Bris Carleton Andrews Buster Hutchins Robert Hoebe Vanona MacDonald Muriel Grace Dorothy Anliker Robert Pletts, Jr Mary Carroll James Stanton

Farewell Party for Eugene Hart Held at Home

Eugene Hart, former Morse High graduate and Bath Iron Works employee, was saluted at a farewell party Tuesday evening at 40 South Street. About 40 friends gathered to wish him success as he left Thursday for Fort Devens Mass. Host Harold Footer led the event with patriotic decor and a buffet lunch. Gifts included a leather billfold and money, and two cakes iced in red white and blue.

Eugene Hart Fort Devens Mass Harold Footer South Street Hart Granite Street Bath Iron Works Morse High Footer Edward Powers Arline Footer Harold Stanton Gene

Honor Roll Service at Central Church

Central Church will honor 31 men in the U S armed forces with a Service Honor Roll dedication Sunday at 10 45 am. Robert Gilchrist will be guest soloist with a choir anthem, and Rev. Raymond G Putnam will preach on And This Be Our Motto. A War Service Committee and church groups will promote contact with service members and relatives.

Central Church U. S Robert Gilchrist Raymond G. Putnam Bath Ladies’ Aid The League Men's Club Hearth Society Bath Pilgrim Fellowship

Classifieds Rate Card and Local Sales Offers

A dated classified page lists advertising rates and deadlines, with multiple sale notices. Items include a 37 ton truck, various appliances, farm property in Wiscasset, and a reading by Rev Ruth Mathias. Contact Fred B Reed Co and West in Maine. responses due by Wednesday noon.

Ruth Mathias Third St Bangor Maine

All Day D A R Meeting Draws Large Bath Attendance

An all day D A R meeting at Central church parish house drew a large turnout of about 30 members. Morning work centered on Red Cross articles, followed by a 2 30 p m meeting led by Regent Miss Jane Lemont. A new Salute to the Flag law was read, with notes on sunrise to sunset display limits. A State Conference notice announced for Auburn March 31 with a Bath bus and luncheon reservations by March 24. Evelyn White of West Bath named to represent Maine at the State Conference and then Cincinnati Continental Conference. A paper on Shawls by Mrs Marion Colby illustrated with three shawls. Committee lists read and luncheon deemed financially successful.

Dummer Sewall Central Church Parish House Red Cross Jane Lemont Congress Elm Street Bath Evelyn White West Bath Morse High School Maine Cincinnati Ohio Marion Colby Margaret Foote Clara Hodgkins Percy Bailey Nellie Lord Charles Andre

Missing Private Thompson Reported in North Africa Action

Private Albert M. Thompson, 26, son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Thompson of 1035 Middle Street Bath, reported missing in action after serving with a field artillery battery in North Africa. Inducted May last in Portland, he previously worked at Bath Iron Works. His brother Lester, 24, also serves in England with a chemical depot unit. Morse family ties link Augusta’s Donald Morse to the Bath lineage through his grandfather.

Frank C. Thompson Middle Street Pvt Albert M. Thompson Pvt. Thompson North Africa Thompson Portland Bath Bath Iron Works Corp Lester England

Need of Nurses in Bath Appears Serious Matter

Bath faces an acute nursing and medical staff shortage as Miss Gertrude Bates urges local recruitment. She cites postwar enrollments, WAAC WAVES SPARS competition, and high defense salaries, urging Rotarians to sponsor scholarships and mount a Bath recruitment drive to address rising patient loads. Miss Thelma W. Dearing has entered Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Bath Rotary Club Sedgwick Gertrude Bates Memorial Hospital Bates Pearl Harbor National League of Education WAAC WAVES SPARS Rotarians School of Nursing Thelma W. Dearing Pratt Street

Birthday party for Margaret Curtis in Bowdoinham

Miss Margaret Curtis celebrated at her parents home with a host of local guests including Mrs George Hamilton Mrs Mary Lilly and Miss Clara Fogg. In Brunswick a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cleveland Curtis at Brunswick hospital. Dog license tags are due by April 1 with unlicensed dogs to be acted on by the town constable. Senator Neil Bishop and family dined with Richmond and Boothbay Harbor friends. Local residents moved from Boothbay Harbor to the Roggee farm on Brunswick road. Various confirmations of work and travel noted including school bus duties and Lions club speaking engagements.

Margaret Curtis Cleveland Curtis George Hamilton Mary Lilly Brunswick Harold Conley Janice Charles McDonald Clara Fogg Reginald Dore R. D. Purington Arthur Curtis Neil Bishop Lee Ralph Bishop Richmond Leslie Ranecour Boothbay Harbor Roggee Brunswick Road Clarence Blackman Waterville R. A. Dickinson Gordon Lamoreau Bishop School Norman Rowe Delma Curtis Raymond Denham Lions Club West Bath Rose la Croix Stella Randall Augusta Raymond Rendall

Farmers Discuss Milk Production At Grange Meeting

West Bath Grange Monday night drew a large crowd despite travel problems. Lecturer David Henderson posed how farmers can meet a government demand for 1.5 million more pounds of milk, with Senator Neil Bishop initiating the session. Bishop also spoke on legislation as Roger Pinkham played piano accordion and Rev. David L. Wilson gave a travel talk. Next meetings include sewing at Red Cross rooms Thursday and surgical dressings Friday at the Elks club, followed by Farmers Night with Charles Eastman on Victory gardens.

West Bath Grange David Henderson Neil Bishop Bishop Roger Pinkham Henderson David L. Wilson Red Cross Rooms Elks Club Charles Eastman Twin County Farm Bureau Victory Gardens

Grange Meeting Seeks Gardeners and Sewers

Mrs Francis Deehan to oversee refreshments as gardeners join the program. Sisters are asked to meet Monday afternoon at the grange hall with personal box lunches. Granges represented include Eastern River of Dresden Mills and Jefferson Grange. Members urged to submit applications for the new membership campaign soon.

Francis Deehan Grange Hall Eastern River Grange Dresden Mills Jefferson Grange

Bath Boy Attends Kentucky University for Drafting

PFC Donald E. MacElman of Bath Maine, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. MacElman, stationed in Lexington Kentucky, to study general drafting at the University of Kentucky for three months after transfer from Fort Belvoir and promotion to private first class. He is a St. Marys parish graduate and former Morse High student honored for honesty as a Boy Scout. He invites letters from friends at Hotel Phoenix Room 259 Lexington Kentucky.

H. B. MacElman Huse Street Donald E. MacElman Lexington, Ky Sonny Duke St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Parochial School Morse High Bath Iron Works Earle B. Lermond Portland Bath Daily Times U. S. Army Camp Devens Fort Belnoir Lexington University of Kentucky Hotel Phoenix Kentucky

Nurse Marjorie Christian Enters Simmons College

Mrs. Marjorie Legard Christian RN of the State Health Department has entered Simmons College in Boston for a six month special course on February 1. A Morse High graduate, she has pursued nursing since school. She is daughter of Forest Legard of Maple Avenue. James Bonney of Union Street Court, patient at Memorial Hospital for two and a half weeks with a broken arm, is now recovering and receiving visits.

Marjorie Legard Christian R.N State Health Department Waterville Simmons College Boston Christian Morse High Forest Legard Maple Avenue James Bonney Union Street Court Memorial Hospital

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