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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1943

Page

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Carpenter Held On Manslaughter Charge By Judge

Probable cause found in municipal court against Lionel Carpenter 31 of 657 Washington street for the Sept 5 Route One crash that killed Etienne Paradis 18 of Brunswick. Sheriff Messenger said Carpenter faced five witnesses. $500 sureties set for October Sagadahoc-Superior Court appearance.

Gardiner R. Deering Lionel Carpenter Washington Street Charles W. Messenger West Bath Etienne E. Paradis Brunswick Carpenter Paradis

Sagadahoc County Forms War Chest Organization

John P. Carey is elected president as Sagadahoc County forms a War Chest to raise funds for the National War Fund. Officers include A M Main and John Parker with directors such as Bernice Colby and Eva Lement. The Maine drive aims to mobilize 6000 volunteers to support British and US war relief efforts.

John P. Carey Sagadahoc Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers Donald Cate Richmond Neil D. Bishop Bowdeinham John Jack Topsham Philip Morin Hubert Eldred Woolwich Arthur Colby Bath Henry W. Owen Carl Crane Bath Savings Institution Maine California

Legionnaires Vote to Buy War Bonds at Post Meeting

At the Sept 7 Roland Smith Post American Legion gathering plans included purchasing two $100 War Bonds to join prior holdings. A smoker and entertainment are set for Tuesday Oct 5 with a movie program and buffet lunch. Initiation ceremonies for recently honorably discharged World War I veterans are planned, and membership remains open to ex service men and local youths.

Roland Smith Post American Legion Post Legion

Autumn Social at 204 Washington Street

Mrs. Carl R. Dearborn Jr. hosted a Wednesday evening buffet and card party at 204 Washington Street. Fall flower decorations centered the dining room with gladioli and candles. prizes went to card game winners. Out of town guests included Miss Florence Stewart of Lewiston and Miss Marguerite Nichols of Freeport. local guests listed.

Carl R. Dearborn, Jr Washington Street Florence Stewart Lewiston Marguerite Nichols Freeport John Hayes Marion Palmer George Barker Beatrice Duprey Alyn Jewett John McCole Jeanette Barney Nellie Harris Frances Bertrand George Perry Robert Footer Howard Mayo Edward McLaughlin

North Center PTA Holds Fall Meeting With Fresh Members

The North Center Parent Teacher Association gathered at Center Street School for its first Fall meeting, drawing more than 25 attendees including many new city residents. The group planned a teachers reception for Oct 26 and formed committees to address milk for noon meals and traffic safety near Center Street.

North Center Parent- Teacher Association Center Street Joseph I. Smith Marius Page Louis Dole Center Streets Fred Tarbox Washington Street Scott Davis

New Teacher Joins Dike School in Bath

Mrs Lydia Smith Hutchins of Boothbay is named to teach third grade at Dike School to fill vacancies created by transfers. She is a 1931 graduate of Aroostook State Normal and has six years of experience in lower grades at Boothbay. Mrs Hutchins and her mother move to Bath next week and start Oct 18. Until then Mrs Harmon Eliason substitutes in Grade 3.

Lydia Smith Hutchins Boothbay Harland A. Ladd Dike School Elizabeth Coombs Weeks Street Morse High School Ruby Butler Hutchins Presque Isle High School Aroostook State Normal School Board of Education Bath Hutchinson Noble Avenue Lambert Park Harmon Eliason Dike

Mrs Hattie Edgecomb Dies After Admission at Brunswick

Mrs Hattie Edgecomb aged 59 wife of Harry E Edgecomb died after admission at Dr Wilsons Hospital Brunswick She was born in Topsham daughter of Mrs Rebecca Tedford and the late Wellington Tedford She married Oct 17 1906 and lived on Meadow River She is survived by her husband her mother a brother Ernest of Topsham and several cousins.

Hattie Edgecomb Harry E. Edgecomb Dr. Wilson's Hospital Brunswick Topsham Rebecca Tedford Wellington Tedford Meadow River Ernest

Lions club to survey Bath food supply under OPA request

A Bath Lions club committee, after a Boston Office of Administration inquiry, will survey local meat and butter conditions. They seek store counts, wholesalers, red stamp adequacy, and weekly out of town checks to report to the OPA, aiming for timely recommendations to ease shortages.

Lions Club Office of Administration Boston Bath OPA Constant Southworth Secre Maine Merce Portland Office of Price Administration

October Meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club

The Cosmopolitan club met Wednesday at 7 30 P M in its rooms. Miss Helen Greenleaf spoke on Children and Their Problems Are Not Rationed. Roger Pinkham played piano accordion. Philanthropic fund proceeds support the Willard Hodgdon Educational Loan Fund.

Cosmopolitan Club Helen Greenleaf New England Little Wanderers Waterville Roger Pinkham Harold Avery E. M. Fuller William Lundrigan Willard Hodgdon John Parker House Addie Palmer Robert Gallagher Bernard Plummer

Winter Street Ladies Aid opens new season

The Winter Street Ladies Aid resumed meetings in the church ladies room at 2 pm with 35 attendees. Officers were re-elected for seventh consecutive year led by President Mrs. Lemont. lists of board members and committees were announced. plans were made for a fall rummage sale and weekly flower care.

Winter Street Ladies Aid Alice Varney Elzie Folsom Allen Marish Samuel R. Percy Arthur K. Purington Arthur C. Lemont Horace Ward Joseph O. Purdue Clifford B. Wilband Alice E. Varney Hower Fund Committee John Sylvester Lemont Walter H. Bowker Allen M. Irish Langdon T. Snipe Edward B. Smith Clarence W. Morse Charles C. Low Joseph O Purdue Fred F. Foote Wallace L Addison Pendleton Elmer Rogers Fred Irish Edgar Hatch Carl V. Kennedy Arthur M. Bowker Roscoe P. McFadden Carleton Andrews Amy Irish Isabelle Carter Fred Foote Fred Kittridge Hiram Annis Elmer Hodgkins Wallace Atwood Charles Nelson Trugge Carlson Ernest Freeman Addison F. Pendleton J. Albert Redlon Reginald Farnham Archie Doyle

Sacred Heart Circle Succeeds With Charity Card Party

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella held a public card party at their Water street hall. Twelve tables played contract auction and whist with prizes donated by the committee led by Vivian Krandstrand. Beatrice Arsenault won the door prize flower bowl and repeated a win in whist for a box of toilet soap.

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Water Street W. H. Smith & Son Beatrice Arsenault Vivian Krandstrand Nellie Fitzgerald Selina Emero Margaret Vaillaincourt Josephine Tardif Durant Regina Roy Emily Lesier Alice Burgess Earl Risteen Béatrice Arsenault Alice Conley

Engagement announced for Doris Gatti and Frederick W Robie Jr

Mr and Mrs Daniel Gatti of 148 Broadway Rockland announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Frederick W Robie Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Robie of Auburn. Doris is a Rockland High School graduate who studied at Bay Path Institute of Commerce and Oxford School of Business Administration. She works for the Navy Department Bath Office. Robie attended Edward Little High School Auburn earned a University of Maine degree in 1940 and studied at MIT. He is an assistant naval architect for the Navy Office of the Supervisor of Shipbuilding. The wedding is planned for November 27.

Bath Edwin C. Hyde Portland War Production Board City Hall Office of Boston Mr. Hyde Ralph A. Ranger WPB A. E. MacLennan FHA Bangor Hyde Harland A. Ladd ODT Ladd Huse Philip Oliver Daniel Gatti Broadway Rockland Doris Frederick W Robie, Jr Frederick W. Robie Auburn Miss Gatti Rockland High School Bay Path Institute of Commerce Springfield Mass Oxford School of Business Administration Cambridge Office Navy Department Robie Edward Little High School University of Maine Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Aircraft Warning Service Duty Suspended Here

President Roosevelt ordered the inactivation of the Army Aircraft Warning Service and the Bath observation post will operate only four hours weekly starting Wednesday. The move frees many personnel for active service but observers are urged to stay ready for reactivation. Further instructions on medals and recognition schools are expected.

Roosevelt Army Aircraft Warning Service Bath Glenn O. Barcus U. S. Army First Fighter Command Army Franklin Wright Gulf Ground Observer Corps Russell F. Johnson Portland

Bathes War Bond Quota Exceeded In Drive

Bath city exceeded its Third War Loan quota with total sales of 763 460 75 including Bath Iron Works figures and city totals. 3896 sales yielded 513 460 75 in Bath proper, while the plant added 250 000 more, aided by widespread public support and regional committee leadership. Albert Noyes lauded volunteers and citizens for the strong performance.

Bath Bath Iron Works Corp Albert Noyes Sagadahoc Cumberland

Dike School PTA Plans for Lions Supper and Reception

Dike School PTA met in the teachers' room to organize a supper for the Lions Club at Central church parish house next Wednesday evening and a teachers’ reception on Tuesday Oct 19 at 7 30 pm. Mrs Langbehn will chair the supper committee and Mrs Hogan chairs the reception with assistants. Miss Mildred Erickson Girl Scout executive spoke on Brownies and Girl Scouts emphasizing teamwork responsibility and community involvement.

Dike School Pta Lions Club Central Church Parish House Carl M. Langbehn William Hogan Willis Hammond Fred Pinkham John Labbie

Girl Scouts Leaders Attend Regional Camp Committee Meeting

Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mrs Edward Sewall of the local day camp committee attended the Regional Camp Committee meeting of Girl Scouts, held that day, and left for the city Tuesday.

Arthur Sewall Edward Sewall Girl Scouts

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.P.B Superior Court Wesley R. Sweeney Maple Grove Avenue Sweeney Helen June Chandler East Ware N. H Harold Chandler Cummings Hudson Brigdham Mrs. Sweeney Mr. Sweeney Mr. Chandler Bridgham Walter Hudson Summer Street Court Bath Road Page Two County War Chest Legionnaires North-Center PT. A Lydia Smith Hutchins of The O.P.A Cosmo Club Ladies’ Aid Aid John A Morse Sarah Hitchcock Claire Coombs Doris Gatti P.T.A
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