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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1942

Page

7

History of Legion Gun From 1916 Battles to Scrap

The 60-pdr gun registered No 333 stood on the American Legion lot in Washington since 1932. It served in the First Battle of the Somme and major 1917 battles at Arras and Ypres, was repaired multiple times, issued to U S A in 1919, and was taken away Friday to be scrapped for government use.

American Legion Washington and Oak Streets War Office London Royal Gun Factory France Leiston Woolwich Arsenal U.S. A Somme Arras Ypres

Hyde Park Terrace Welcomes Wilson Family Move

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wilson move into Hyde Park Terrace with their daughter Ann and son Bobby, joining Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Beals, in the household.

Clinton Wilson Ann Bobby Wilson Elizabeth Beals Hyde Park Terrace Houses

Ouellette and Croteau Wed at St Marys Lewiston

Normand Ouellette of Auburn and Louise Croteau of Lewiston wed at St Marys Lewiston with Fr Pomerlau officiating. Only the fathers attended as music by Ida Vaillancourt and others accompanied the ceremony. The couple will live on Seventh Street Auburn after a reception at New Auburn hall.

Normand Ouellette Auburn Louise Croteau Lewiston St. Mary's Church New Auburn Seventh Street Henry Croteau Cedar Street Hill Mill Isidore Ouellette

Washington duo guests of Beacon Street couple

Dr and Mrs Dayton E Mc Lain of Washington DC were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Charles Kinney on Beacon Street, sharing a cordial visit with the Beacon Street household.

Dayton E. McLain Washington, D. C Charles Kinney Beacon Street

Girl Scouts Tea Planned at State Military Home

Plans for the seventh annual Girl Scout tea were finalized by the Girl Scout Council after a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Alfred E. Carpenter’s home. The event will be held Thursday afternoon October 22 at the State Military and Naval Children's Home, with exhibits of scout work and a program by talented scouts.

Girl Scout Council Alfred E. Carpenter High Street Military and Naval Children’s Home South Street David S. Cogan Bowen Torrey A. M. Main Frank L. Staples John Parker Edward Sewall Pine Haven New England Boston Voorhees Carpenter Arthur M. Bowker R. Clinton McFadden Parker Milton C. Trott James A. Gillies, Jr Archibald M. Main Juliette Law Arthur Sewall Sumner Sewall

M Connell Arsenault Wedding Held at Grace Church

The wedding of Arline Dorothy Arsenault and John C. McConnell took place Friday at Grace Episcopal Church in Waterville with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Ralph Mawyer and best man William L. Danforth USN. The couple plans to reside with Mrs. Norton at 944 Middle Street after a trip to Boston. New York state has about 12 million chickens and produces nearly 100 million dozen eggs annually.

Arline Dorothy Arsenault John C. McConnell U.S. N Orchard Park N. Y Grace Episcopal Church High Street Charles M. Tubbs Ralph Mawyer William L. Danforth Walter Arsenault William Norkum McConnell Mawyer Marion T. Wagner Stuart D. McConnell East Quaker Road Louis Arsenault Hansford Hotel Waterville Walter I. Norton Middle Street Colonial Cafe Police Morse High Sedgwick Boston Norton New York State

Winter Street Ladies' Aid holds annual meeting and plans

The Winter Street church Ladies' Aid held its first meeting of the season in the parish room with 37 attendees. Officers were reelected except for the flower fund chair, new committees appointed, and October events planned including a luncheon for the Lincoln Association, a rummage sale, and a parish supper.

Ladies’ Aid Winter Street Flower Fund John H. Sylvester Elwina F. Durgin Allen M. Irish Samuel R. Percy Elsie M. Folsom Alice E. Varney Arthur C. Lemont Horace W. Ward Joseph O. Purdue Clifford B. Wilband Arthur K. Purington Mer D. Hodgkins Archie Doyle Grace P. Dickinson Aid Lemont Charles P. Baker Adison F. Pendleton F. Foote Fred E. Irish Miram R. Annis Edgar Hatch Carl Y. Kennedy Arthur M. Bowker Roscoe P. McFadden Carleton W. Andrews Ann A. Irish Charles W. Messenger Isabel E. Carter Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches Joseph Qo.purdue Fred B. Kittridge Wallace L. Atwood Kenneth L. Atwood John H. ,Sylvester Morton Robert Colley Addison F. Pendleton Charles O. Nelson Elmer D. Hodgkins Richard Sherwood Foote

Scott Alexander Scott wedding at Berean Baptist Brunswick

Miss Shir ley Cora Alexander of Brunswick became the bride of Merritt Herman Scott of Brunswick in a Thursday evening ceremony at Berean Baptist Church. Rev Gladys York officiated. The reception followed at the American Legion hall. The couple plans a Portland Boston trip and residence on Robinson Avenue Brunswick.

Shirley Cora Alexander Brunswick Harry Alexander Waterstreet Merritt Herman Scott Lee W. Scott Middle Street Berean Baptist Church Gladys York Yarmouth Hoyt E. Day Rumford Edward G. Waters Bath Ralph Eastman Dorothy Frances Gilley Augusta Stanley Teasdale Portland Harry Teasdale Carl Graves Mary B. Ward Charles F. Locke American Legion Hall Jennie Curtis Eliot Nickerson Roscoe H. Hoskins Topsham Scott Boston Robinson Avenue Bath Iron Works Corp Brunswick High School F. W. Woolworth Co Chester A. Plant Wallace Plant Lizzie French Lester G. Campbell Charles Lennox Harry Donnell Alfred W. Neal Gail Pollard Fairfield Robert Sutter Woolwich

Bartletts Return From Boston Visit

Mr and Mrs Charles Bartlett of Middle Street have returned from a visit with relatives in Boston and suburbs. They are making their headquarters with Mrs Bartletts cousins Mr and Mrs William Cady of Medford Massachusetts.

Charles Bartlett Middle Street Boston Bartlett William Cady Medford Mass

Classifieds Advertise Puppies and Cards in Boston and Bath

Pedigreed dogs including Chow Pug Pyrenees and Kerry Blue puppies available at reasonable prices. Visitors welcome. Christmas cards embossing with sender name offered at 50 for 1 featuring 12 assortments with potential cash profit. Address Pris cilla Studios 216 Tremont St Boston Dept 61. Also farm and city property shares listed with contact Fred B Reed and Stanley E Wallace at 93 Front St Bath. Tel unavailable.

Priscilla Studios Tremont St Dept. 61 Boston Fred B. Reed Stanley E. Wallace Front Street Bath

Reorganized Girl Scout Officers Named for New Year

The Girl Scout Leaders Association held a reorganizing meeting at Mrs. Stanley R. Hunter's home on Brunswick Road. Mrs. Kirk G. Roberts was elected president, succeeding Mrs. Hunter, with Mrs. Francis B. Corrigan as vice president and Mrs. Roy L. Bradford as secretary-treasurer. Brownie and Scout troop leaders were announced for Okaiyoka Pine Cone Pine Tree Red Rose White Violet Wild Rose Wise Owl, with several assistants listed and others to be announced. Attendees included Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Turpie, and Mrs. Voorhees.

Girlcout Girl Scout Leaders’ Association Stanley R. Hunter Brunswick Road Kirk G. Roberts Association Francis B. Corrigan Roger M. Luke Roy L. Bradford Jacob Smith Blue Bird Brownies Herbert T. Caverly Lyndon V. Plummer Busy Bee Brownies Byron Richardson Peter Pan Brownies Frank S. Saunders Morton S. Young Robinhood Brownies J. Russell Grant Okaiyoka Wilmer I. Voorhees Pine Cone R. Clinton McFadden John Kimble Pine Tree Linwood F. Carr William Sanders Mary Elizabeth Carroll Red Rose Maurice A. Libby White Violet Willis Hammond Wild Rose William Turpie Dana Williams Jane W. Stevens Wise Owl Brownie Scout Kirk Roberts

Merry and Foster Wedding Saturday

William Paul Merry U S N R and Alma O Foster were married at the Merry home 120 Bedford street with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. The ceremony featured a flag arch and patriotic decor. guests included Bath Iron Works workers and family. A wedding breakfast followed for about 25 attendees.

William Paul Merry Alma O. Foster Charles L. Merry Bath Iron Works Corp Navy Bath City Walker Street Congress Shirt Co., Inc

Bowdoinham Scrap Army Organizes Students for War Drive

Bowdoinham high and grammar students form a Scrap Army in four companies to collect scrap, rags, and rubber by Oct. 18. The two smallest piles at drive end provide refreshments at a party. losses and wins tracked by company.

Coombs High School Irving Temple Hazel Browne Earle Hobart Clayton Mitchell Marilyn Brown Elmer Hunter Mabel Heath Russell MacPherson Malcolm Hatch Ruby Pratt Harry Tome Josephine Lancaster Corp James Reed Malcolm Lamoreau Kenneth Hunter Charles Lamoreau Leslie Brown Hughey Lancaster Louise Allen Shirley Douglas Forest Skelton Raymond Ayer Neil Billings Bowdoinham

Central Church League Opens Season Meeting

The Central Church league held its season opening Monday evening in the parish house with 33 in attendance. Pastor Rev. Raymond G. Putnam spoke as guest. Officers served refreshments: Mrs. Merritt A. Mitchell president, Mrs. Howard M. Steen vice president, Mrs. Bernard W. Pratt secretary, and Mrs. Carl E. Stinson treasurer.

Central Church League Raymond G. Putnam Merritt A. Mitchell Howard M. Steen Bernard W. Pratt Carl Stinson

Craig Couple Travel for Wedding in Connecticut

Rev and Mrs Archibald Craig traveled Sunday to Connecticut where the minister will officiate at the wedding of Miss Helen Stackpole niece of Rev Alice Whittier of Bowdoinham. Elsie Gillett English missionary now in Toronto visits Miss Carrie Kendall for several weeks. Georgia Fides Bliss Business college Lewiston spent weekend with parents Avery and Mrs Fides. Winfield Lowell family returned from two week vacation in Baltimore MD. Sylvia Stevens and friends Barney and Dexter Stevens left for Rhode Island after camping near war era visit. Earl Doucette and four Maine Development Commission members stayed with Mr and Mrs Ransom Kelley.

Archibald Craig Connecticut Craig Helen Stackpole Alice Whittier Bowdoinham Elsie Gillett Toronto Carrie Kendall Miss Gillett Georgia Fides Bliss Business College Lewiston Avery Fides Winfield Lowell Baltimore Sylvia Stevens Barney Dexter Stevens Rhode Island Earl Doucette Maine Development Commission of Augusta Ransom Kelley

Hebrew Ladies Society Elects New Officers at Beth Israel

The Hebrew Ladies Society held its season opening at Beth Israel on Washington Street with 17 attendees. New president Mrs. Louis Petlock succeeds Mrs. Jacob Smith who resigned to join her husband at Fort Bliss Texas. Officers include VP Mrs. Morris Cohen, treasurer Mrs. Morris Povich, and secretary Mrs. William Fradkin. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 13 with co chairs Mrs. Jacob Goldstein and Mrs. Joseph Smith.

Hebrew Ladies Society Beth Israel Washington Street Louis Petlock Jacob Smith Fort Bliss Tex Morris H. Cohen Morris S. Povich William S. Fradkin Abraham May Samuel Prawer Harold J. Rubin Isadore Singer Jacob Goldstein Joseph I. Smith

Nazarenes Announce New Worship Hours

Rev. Thomas B. Greene announces changes to Nazarem Church services effective Sunday Oct 11. The schedule lists Sunday school 10 a.m. preaching service 11 a.m. Young People prayer hour 5 45 p.m. Young People's gospel service 6 p.m. Evangelistic service 7 p.m.

Church of the Nazarine Thomas B. Greene Evangelistic Service

Missing Sub Lieutenant Kornahrens Believed Lost

The Navy announced on Monday that Sub Lieutenant William Kornahrens a graduate of Edward Little High School and Annapolis in 1939 and an officer on the Grunion long overdue submarine is presumed lost in the Pacific He is nephew of Miss Helen Linnehan of Lewiston.

William Kornahrens Edward Little High School Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Pacific Helen Linnehan Lewiston

Dinner Guests From Portland Dine at Cascades

Mrs Lena Shepard Mrs Har ry King Mrs Fred Nichols Mrs Earl Kimble and Mrs John Taylor were recent guests of Mrs Albion K Parris of Portland. The party enjoyed dinner at the Cascades in Saco.

Lena Shepard Harry King Fred Nichols Earl Kimble John Taylor Albion K. Parris Portland Cascades Saco

Miss Tourtilotte Joins Bath Iron Works Production Office

Miss Mary Tourtilotte daughter of Mrs Ethel Tourtilotte of Center street has entered the employ of Bath Iron Works and is assigned to the production department office.

Mary Tourtilotte Ethel Tourtilotte Center Street Bath Iron Works

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Senter's L , Inc Legion BIG Gun Oquellette-Croteau Hyde Windlass Co Evelyn White Herbert White Sanford’s Crossing West Bath New Orleans Charles White Bath Department Store Maine Telephone M’connell-Arsenault Grace Church Winter Street Ladies’ Aid Winter Street Red Cross John A. Morse Clarence W. Morse Clare Coombs Sarah Hitchcock Walter S. Wiggin J. Murphy Bride of Bath Man Girl Scouts Leaders Association Merry and Foster Lou M. Curtis Central Maine General Hospital Miss Curtis Joel Sophia Spofford Curtis Gertrude Curtis Cincinnati Mildred Brown West Somerville Maurice Libby Sanford Frank Oliver George Brown Richard Ruthier U. S. Army Pittsburg Calif Lloyd Skelton Virginia Comfort Branch Traverse Sagadahoc Superior Court Stella Given Charles E. Hill Oy UE Constance. Bennes Andy Devine Ward Lond Sun Tank Island Robert Presto PTT Te Ya CWE Anna Neagle Robert Newton Hebrew Ladies’ Society Meeting Nazarene Church Julie Ciety Gable Lamarbi ‘Gates Richard Carlson Renee Heels
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