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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1954

Page

6

Wedding trip ends. Brunswick notices historic town life

A stream of brief items records marriages and engagements, military assignments, and local visits. A. C. A-2c and Mrs. E Camp plan a Kentucky Florida trip after a October 10 Topsham Baptist wedding, with future residence at 2 Forrestal Avenue Brunswick Gardens.

E. Camp Carolyn Jean Brows Topsham Baptist Church Kentucky Florida Forrestal Avenue Brunswick Gardens Camp Russell Barrows Toxam Bath Sears Roebuck Brunswick Naval Air Station

Second Lt Richard Card Completes Transport Officers Course

Second Lt. Richard O. Card son of Mr and Mrs Otis N E Card of 134 North Street graduated last week from the Transportation Officers Basic Course at the Army’s Transportation School Fort Eustis Virginia He attended Morse High and Bowdoin College earning a BA in History prior to entering the service he was employed by Hyde Windlass Co

Richard O. Card Otis N. E. Card North Street Transportation Officers Army’s Transportation School Ft. Eustis Card Morse High School Bowdoin College The Hyde Windlass Co

Birth of son for Patrolman and Mrs Paul

Patrolman and Mrs Paul announce the birth of a son on October 8 at Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 3 ounces and has been named Robert Allen.

Joseph W. Deen Revere Mass Chelsea Naval Hospital Chelsea, Mass Gary Joseph Patrolman Paul Lations Memorial Hospital Robert Allen

Mrs Ethel Webster Returns Home On Center Street

Mrs Ethel Webster returns to Center Street with her daughter and Mr Wesley Fickett of Ni cae Mrs son in law, Mr Carl Stites of Buffalo, N.

Ethel Webster Center Street Wesley’ Fickett Nicae Carl Stites Buffalo

Veteran Lawrence E. Young Returns to Togus Hospital

Lawrence E. Young has returned to the Togus Veterans hospital after a visit to old friends. It is his first leave from the facility in three years. The Fleming and Locke families joined relatives in Bath and Brunswick for a Gideon rally in Rockland. City Manager Nathan C. White and his family vacation in Windsor, Connecticut.

Lawrence E. Young Veterans Hospital Togus Nathan C. White High Street Windsor, Conn

Notable Local Social and School News Highlights

Mrs Ruth Berry convalesces after surgery at Memorial hospital. George C St John Jr named new headmaster of Moses Brown School Providence RI, from a family of educators with ties to Choate and Summers home in Phippsburg. Randall Nichols Waterville and Celia Nicholes Cambridge announce birth of Ann Christine at Thayer hospital. Norman Ross Emily Etheridge Round Pond visit Meadoway. Willis H Ballard’s Down East magazine drawings garner coastwide praise. Ballard related to Agnes Humphreys of Bath.

George C. St. John, Jr Moses Brown School Providence R. I Choate School Wallingford Connn Seymour St. John St. Johns Morse’s Mountain Phippsburg Randall G. Nichols Waterville Thayer Hospital Ann Christine Nichols Celia Nicholes Cambridge England Willis H. Ballard Down East Maine Camden Mr. Ballard Agnes Humphreys Bath

Weekend visitors call on Mitchells in South Portland

Mr and Mrs Vernon Mitchell of Quincy Mass spent the weekend in South Portland with relatives and were Saturday evening callers on Mr Mitchell s father Robert C Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell at their Weeks street home. Mr and Mrs Myron E Wallace of Woolwich plan an after Friday visit at Memorial hospital Linda Sue Wallace weighs eight pounds and is the newborn daughter of Nancy Dunn and Clarence Dunn of Woolwich Florence A Neiley of Trufants Crossing in West Bath recently visited Mrs Laura B Doten of Sherman street Portland.

Edward J. Cummings Vernon Mitchell Quincy, Mass South Portland Mr. Mitchell Robert C. Mitchell Mitchell Weeks Street Myron E. Wallace Woolwich Memorial Hospital Linda Sue Wallace Nancy Dunn Clarence Dunn Florence A. Neiley Trufant’s Crossing West Bath Laura B. Doten Sherman Street Portland Archie L. Seekins Judy Ben Bath Boothbay Harbor Don T. Thaxter Washington, D Thaxter

Airman Morse Promoted at Lake Charles Base Louisiana

Norman O Morse Jr United States Air Force stationed at Lake Charles Base Louisiana informs his parents Mr and Mrs Norman O Morse of 54 Willow Street that on October 15 he was promoted to Airman Second Class He remains stationed at the base as an instrument trainer instructor Mrs Joha Melansosof Washington Street hosted the Monday Contract Club for the first Fall meeting at noon on Monday

Norman O. Morse, Jr Lake Charles Air Force Base Louisiana Norman O. Morse Willow Street Morse Joha_Melansosof Washington Street Robert Rowland Wendy Lee Rae Wena Bluff Road Rowland Cecil Rowland Lincoln Street U. S. Air Force Bath Iron Works Mc2ford Air Force Base Tacoma Wash

Reverend Schaper Attends Boston Seaman's Friends Board

Pastor Richard J. Schaper of Winterd Street Congregational church visited Boston in May to attend an Executive Board meeting of the Boston Seaman's Friends Society.

Richard J. Schaper Winterd Street Conessional Church Boston Seaman’s Friends Society

Amsterdam student to study journalism at Missouri University

Wilbur Byhouwer of Amsterdam Netherlands will visit Cleveland before entering the University of Missouri in Columbia Missouri in February to major in journalism. He is son of Dr Jan Byhouwer and the late Mrs Evelyn Oliver.

Wilbur Byhouwer Amsterdam Holland Elnora D. Oliver Union Stret Cleveland Ohio University of Missouri Columbia Kansas Byhouwer Jan Byhouwer University of Amsterdam University Evelyn Oliver

Weekend visits and birthdays mark Georg e Bay area notices

Mrs Carrie Carlisle of Wis casset visits Georgetown Center guest Miss Dorothy Stewart while Nassau college students Miss Jean Brown Miss Diana Mueller and Miss Sally Jordan attend homecoming at Maine Maritime Academy Castine. Mr Amedee Picard of Topsham celebrated his birthday with family at 22 Lincoln Street, hosted by Attorney and Mrs Charles T Small. Dennis R Gaudet Marine scheduled to sail mid October for Far East after Camp Pendleton staging. Lena and Velma Davis of Randolph return from West Bath visit. Roy Loeschner hosts birthday gathering for Mrs Frank Ozella with Beane Ozella and Darrah families. Elmer Robbins of Portsmouth and sister Mrs George Darrah host two day visit.

Jean Brown Bath Diana Mueller Weehawken N. J Sally Jordan Bar Mills Nassau College Maine Martime Academy Castine Amedee Picard Topsham Charles T. Small Lincoln Street Mr. Picard Dennis R. Gaudet Dennis J. Gaudet Western Avenue Far East Marine Corps Base Camp Pendelton Calif Lena Velma Davis Randolph Mrs. Philip Day West Bath Roy Loeschner Middle Street Frank Ozella Walter Beane Georgetown Center Loeschner

Bath Iron Works machinist treated for leg wound after axe accident

Eugene Dutton of upper Washington street, a machinist at Bath Iron Works, was treated at Memorial hospital for a deep gash in his leg after an axe slipped while cutting wood from a hurricane felled tree.

Eugene Dutton Upper Washington Street Bath Iron Works Memorial Hospital Carroll

Mrs Blaisdell Returns Home After Foot Injury

Mrs Harry Blaisdell of High Street has returned to her home from Memorial hospital after suffering a broken bone in her foot in an accident. She is employed as a clerk at the First National Bank.

Ruth Berry Ridge Road Memorial Hospital Harry Blaisdell High Street Blaisdell First National Bank Thomas W. Hall Montgomery Alabama Mr. Hall Emerson T. Hall Myra Pennell Hall Maine Bertha Cotter Vinalhaven

Mrs Effie Noddin Returns Home After Visit in Elizabeth

Miss Effie Noddin of Elizabeth New Jersey a longtime high school teacher has retired and returned home this week after visiting her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harry Blaisdell of High Street.

Effie Noddin Elizabeth N. J Harry Blaisdell High Street Miss Noddin

Bath area social notes and local visits

Reports cover a chain of social visits and travel plans across Bath and nearby towns. Includes associations with Grand Chapter of Maine, travels of Dr. and Mrs. Thaxter, family gatherings in Bath, and church mission activities. Also notes hospital stays, a veteran journalists meeting, floral design school, and a newborn birth at Memorial Hospital.

Miss Elsie Trott Leaves For Baltimore On Vacation

Miss Elsie L Trott of 17 Mar shall avenue sails to Baltimore Maryland to visit her brother and his wife during a two week vacation from the Bath Savings Institution.

Elsie L. Trott Marshall Avenue Baltimore, Md Miss Trott Bath Savings Institution

Mrs Hiram Tobey Returns to Wakefield Home

Mrs Hiram Tobey returns to her Wakefield Massachusetts home after visiting Bath relatives including her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur I Pepper at the Old Couples Home. She was formerly Edna Pepper of Bath before her marriage.

Hiram ‘Tobey Wakefield Mass Bath Arthur I. Pepper Edna Pepper

Elizabeth Lawrence Society Holds Fall Meeting in Bath

The Elizabeth Lawrence Society of the Children of the American Revolution met at Miss Anna Lonn’s 36 Rose Street to start the fall season with Columbus Day themed plans for the year. Refreshments followed the business session and the next meeting is set for Allen Low’s Granite Street home in November. Attendees included Lucy Smith Sandra Hathorne Crystal Cornish Carol Cornish Sharon Wing Susan Bates Allen Low Mrs Percy Low and Mrs Dwinal Cornish.

Elizabeth Lawrence Society Anna Lonn Rose Street Allen Low Granite Street Lucy Smith Sandra Hathorne Crystal Carol Cornish Sharon Wing Susan Bates Percy Low Dwinal Cornish

Club Forty Two members prepare boxes for hospital fair fudge

Members of Club Forty-Two decorated boxes for wrapping fudge to be sold at the Hospital Fair. The club’s weekly offering was delivered by Mrs. Everett Cooke Jr to Miss Edith Smal during last week’s Wednesday meeting.

Club Forty Everett Cooke, Jr Edith Smal

Legion Auxiliary Plans March 9 Visit by District Official

At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting last Wednesday members voted to host Mildred Abbotoni vice president of the Third District for an official visit to the Bath unit on March 9. Beatrice Leavitt reported on membership efforts and a future drive was announced. A stork shower honored Lucille McLaughlin during the social hour, with a floral candlelit refreshment table. Archer Jackson and Victor Carey served as hostesses.

American Legion Auxiliary Mildred Abbotoni Aldoboro Bath Beatrice Leavitt Lucille McLaughlin Archer Jackson Victor Carey

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Visit Led by South Portland Deputy

District Deputy Grand Chief Kay Robinson of South Portland with Past Grand Chiefs Edna Herrick and Lillian Libby of Portland inspected Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters. The meeting met in the afternoon with supper at six. Emily Williams returned after a long absence. A talking bee is planned for next Wednesday afternoon with notice to follow.

Kay Robinson South Portland Edna Herrick Lillian Libby Portland Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Emily Williams

Co-Workers Class Members Host Meeting at Mrs Blakeney Home

Mrs Cora Blakeney entertained sixteen members of the Co-Workers Class of the First Baptist church at her High street home Wednesday. The session opened with My Jesus I Love Thee and prayers and devotions were led by Mrs Robert Metcalf and Mrs Lottie Goodwin. Bible verses were shared by each member and a farewell card was sent to patient Ada Larrabee at Memorial hospital. An entertainment followed with refreshments. For the next meeting at Mrs Madeline Dunton on Washington street, committees were named for devotions Mrs Stella Hart refreshments Nella Stover Strude Wakefield and for entertainment Harriet Wright Lila Place.

Cora Blakeney Co- Workers First Baptist Church High Street Jesus Robert Metcalf Lottie Goodwin Ada Larrabee Memorial Hospital Washington Street Madeline Dunton Stella Hart Nella Stover Strude Wakefield Harriet Wright Lila Place

Theta Chapter Meeting Highlights and Tea Plans

Mrs Ruth Davis hosted Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi with a program on Giving and Receiving Friendship by Miss Marie St Angelo. Mrs Harold Perry named extension officer. Preferential tea set for Oct 24 from 3 to 5 at Mrs G Thomas Murphy’s home Linden Street. Tea committee includes Mrs William Rogers Mrs Richard Raven Mrs Frank Curran and Mrs Nicholas Kakos.

Ruth Davis Beta Sigma Phi Oak Street Marie St. Angelo Harold Perry G. Thomas Murphy Linden Street William Rogers Richard Raven Frank Curran Nicholas Kakos

White Ribboners Host WCTU Meeting at 104 Union Street

Mrs Harriet Wright welcomed members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union to her home at 104 Union Street. President Mrs Gladys Farley led the session, with Mrs Lillian T Hume named secretary. Lila Place led devotions, prayers, and a reading of The Foolish Virgin, as piano provided by Miss Sarah Pratt.

Harriet Wright Women’s Christian Temperance Union Union Street Gladys Farley Lillian T. Hume Lila Place Devot Sarah Pratt Foolish Virgin Theresa Hill Mae Besawth T. Hume Lila Ret S Pearson

Temperance and Moral Welfare Gathering Adjourns

A local meeting led by Mrs. Mary Pratt included talks on temperance instruction social morality and spiritual life with speakers Mrs Theresa Hill Mrs Gladys Farley and others. The session closed with the Aaronic benediction and refreshments served by Mrs Alice Pratt and Miss Sarah Pratt.

Mary Pratt Theresa Hill Gladys Farley Harriet Wright Bertha Robinson Nella Stover Elizabeth Trott Doris Thistle Alice Pratt Sarah Ratt Sarah Pratt

Chatterabout Club Plans Gift and Sale

The Chatterabout club met with Mrs. Blanche Locke on Guminings street and voted to send a gift to Mrs. Nancy Spinney for use of her store during the Summer sale. One member, Mrs. Gwen Gaudet, is in the hospital and a gift will be sent. Plans for a sale on Dec 3 at 11 in the morning were made. Sheets for the Hyde Home were worked on and will be finished at home. Mrs. Susan attended as a guest and refreshments were served by the hostess. Present were Mrs. Arlene Scott, Mrs. Evelyn Sweeney, Mrs. Bessie Petit, Mrs. Harriet Cotton, Mrs. Elaine Mitchell, and Mrs. Locke.

Chatterabout Club Blanche Locke Guminings Street Nancy Spinney Gwen Gaudet Hyde Susan Arlene Scott Evelyn Sweeney Bessie Petit Harriet Cotton Elaine Mitchell Locke

Free Will Workers Plan Christmas Sale at P A Hall

Free Will Workers of Corliss Street Baptist church met at the vestry on Wednesday last week and again this Wednesday to plan a Christmas sale. The event will be held at the South End P A hall and bring in community involvement for the church project.

Corliss Street Baptist Church South End P. A. Hall

Bath Chapter postpones Devotional Day and plans upcoming degree work

The D M O M Bath Chapter postponed Devotional Day set for Sunday with a new date to be announced. Members plan Mothers' Degree for Mount Carmel Chapter O E S Richmond November 11 and Genesta Chapter Navy 19. The Nyerst Degree will be worked at the October 28 meeting with State Trooper Herman Boudreau giving a safety and driving talk. Refreshments will follow.

Bath Order of de- Moley Mount Carmel Richmond Genesta Navy Herman Boudreau

Beacon Lights Meeting At Edward Larra Bee Home

Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Methodist church held a bi monthly meeting Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larra bee with 24 members and one visitor Wilbur Byhower of Holland attended. Dean Bonney led the entertainment after a business session and slides from St George Lake Liberty were shown. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Bonney and Ethelyn Barter. Next gathering October 28 will be Halloween themed with costumes and entertainment by Frank Owe and Harold Grundy, refreshments by Mrs Howe and Mrs Grundy.

Beacon Lights Beacon Street Methodist Church Edward Larrabee Wilbur Byhower Holland St. George Lake Liberty Dean Bonney Bonney Ethelyn Barter Frank Owe Harold Grundy

Central Church Ladies Aid Plans Food Sale and Meeting

Central Church Ladies Aid met in the parish house with President Mrs. Nellie Sprague presiding. They planned a food sale for Wednesday Oct 20 with Ada Wallace as chair and appointed Maude McQuaide and Emma Elhers as hostesses for the Oct 21 meeting. A musical and quiz program followed with tea served by Mrs. Charlotte Longfellow and Mrs. Olive Corliss.

Central Church Ladies Aid Nellie Sprague Ada Wallace Maude McQuaide Emma Elhers Charlotte Longfellow Olive Corliss

Cosmopolitan Drama Club Hosts Members at Home

Mrs Gerard Billington, president, entertained 17 Cosmopolitan Drama Club members at 40 West Street. Guests included Mrs Carl Pierce and Mrs Edward Brown of South Portland. Committees were named for the club booth at the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Fair and donation books were passed around.

Gerard Billington Cosmopolitan Drama Club West Street Carl Pierce Edward Brown South Portland Cosmopolitan Booth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Fair Bernard Knight Springfield Mass Eastman Kodak Co Rochester N. Y Niagara Falls Montreal Billington Ernest J. Bailey

Needle Work Guild Holds Annual Meeting at Mrs Sewall Home

Directors of the Needle Work Guild convened Thursday at Mrs. Arthur Sewall's home in Washington. Reports were delivered by Secretary Mrs. Frank Givin and Mrs. [unclear text], outlining activities and finances for the year.

Needle Work Guild Arthur Sewall 2Nd, Washington Street Frank Givin

Needle Work Guild to Hold 42nd Bath Exhibition and Tea

Allan Spear announces the Needle Work Guild will host its annual Exhibition and Tea at the Cosmopolitan club house on November 10 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m. The event marks 42 years in Bath with a policy change allowing mixed price articles in place of two identical items. Members aim for a wide range of adult clothing.

Allan Spear Army Hovettal City Weltement Guild Cosmopolitan Club Bath Needle Work Guild

Winter Street Ladies Aid Meeting Recaps Activities

The Winter Street church Ladies Aid met with about 35 attendees. Hostesses were Mrs John Sylvester Mrs Robert Lorley Mrs Charles Andre and Miss Susan Reed. Rev Richard J Schaper led prayer and Mrs Horace Ward presided over reports on the rummage sale. Next Friday an all day session includes luncheon by Mrs Ernest Freeman.

Ladies Aid Winter Street John Sylvester Robert £Orley Charles Andre Susan Reed Richard J. Schaper Horace Ward Alice Varney Clarence W. Morse Sea Coast Mission Ernest Freeman Schaper Dorothy Weeks Clifford B. Wilband Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches Camden J. Albert Redlon Raymond Welch

Nurses Alumnae Association hears on anesthesia and sales

Dr Niles L Perkins Jr gave an address on anesthesia at the Nurses Alumnae Association meeting at Cosmopolitan club. Vice President Mrs Joseph Coss led a business session planning a rummage sale for Oct 26 at Central church parish house with co chairmen Mrs Stanley Brown.

Niles L. Perkins, Jr Nurses’ Alumnae Association Cosmopolitan Club Perkins Joseph Coss William Blair Central Church Parish House Coss Stanley Brown Cochairmen Helen Bonney Frank Kittredge Alfred McCabe William Dennison Raymond Hart John Bowie Raphael Higgins

P. T. A. Food Sale Supports School Deficit

The Parent-Teacher Association Council held a brisk food sale to help cover a deficit. Chairwoman Mrs. Isadore Singer led the committee with Mrs. Reid Perkins Mrs. Harry Larrabee and Mrs. Stanley Hutchins assisting. Special thanks go to Senter's Inc proprietor Putney for generous support.

Parent-Teacher Association Council Senter’s Isadore Singer Reid Perkins Harry Larrabee Stanley Hutchins Putney Senter’s, Inc

Maine Industrial Nurses Association Meeting Summary

Maine Industrial Nurses Association met Saturday after noon and evening in Winston with thorough program at the hotel. Bates Division contributed notes on plant welfare and wide interest was shown in state wide topics and activities.

Maine Industrial Nurses Association Wiston S'Bemuet Bim Ayghbekey Rts Bates Division Bates Widkite

Bath Iron Works Hospital R N Members Named

Members of the Bath Iron Works hospital were listed including R N Bonney Mrs Erland Fraser Mrs Hen Colcord and Mrs Ralph Grooker all of the Bath Iron Works hospital as candidates for upcoming officer elections. The group met with Loring presenting films on Bates disciplined fabrics and a talk. The next as n meeting will be in Portland November 13 with the annual meeting and officers election to follow.

Loring Bates Asn Portland Bath Bonney R. N Erland Fraser Hen Colcord Ralph Grooker Bath Iron Works Hospital

Beacon Fellowship Youth Meeting Discusses Plans and Activities

Sunday gathering at hinere Street Youth Fellowship featured a parent youth panel discussion and family games led by Carol Flemming and Bill Boyce. Refreshments served by Camilla Lorentson and Anita Gaudette. Meeting approved next Sunday events and a Lisbon Falls barn dance on Oct 29. Transportation requested for two hours touring the city. Wesley church youth group joined later with Patty Gaudet and Ludy Legard.

Hinere Street Rem Night Judy R Carol Flemming Bill Boyce Camilla Lorentson Anita Gaudette Lisbon Falls Lisbon M. Y Wesley Church Ee W. Bell M. Ve

Wesley Fellowship Plans Box Social After Meeting

Wesley Methodist church youth group met in the vestry Sunday at 6 with 12 attendees led by Mr and Mrs Carlyle Taber and Rev Oliver Bell. Roger Upham led worship on Pray For What Concerns You and planning for a box social and square dance followed with boxes trimmed by various groups.

Youth Fellowship Wesley Methodist Church Carlyle R. Taber Oliver W. Bell Roger Upham Edna King Hannah Olsen Anna Lonn Walter Upham, Jr John Chardson Walter Upham Beth Marble Robert Nute Kenneth Knute Yvonne

First Baptist Fellowship Roll Call Supper

The Annual Fellowship Supper and Roll Call of First Baptist church members and regular attendants will be held in the vestry Thursday at six. The Ladies Sewing Circle hosts the supper followed by a roll call, choir music, and an inspirational talk by Rev John L Cura of South Gardiner Baptist church. All members and regular attendants are invited.

First Baptist Church John L. Cura Peetor South Gardiner Baptist Church

Good Will Club Plans Benefit Supper At Hospital Fair

The Good Will club met in Sagadahoc Ferry with Mrs. Costello P Hall and Mrs. Edward V Reed. President Mrs. Nelson Rice led plans for a benefit baked goods salad and homemade pie supper for the annual Hospital fair. Proceeds support benevolent causes and a Nov 6 joint supper with the Quansett Extension Group was approved. A former Woolwich resident visiting Maine joined the social hour.

Good Will Club Costello P. Hall Edward V. Reed Sagadahoc Ferry Nelson Rice Bath Woolwich Nequasset Extension Group John Brown Orlando Fla Maine

Bath Iota Sigma Halloween Party Plans Bulletin Board

Members of Bath Iota Sigma held a Monday Halloween party at Mrs. Lawrence Thayer’s home in costumes. Devotions led by Mrs. Paul Strube featured a talk by President Mrs. Harold Allen. They planned the bulletin board for the Carlton bridge entrance. Delegates to the State WCTU Convention in Augusta were listed.

Bath Iota Sigma Lawrence Thayer Paul Strube Harold Allen Carlton Bridge W.c

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