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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1941

Page

8

Newell Named Chief Judge for Bath Halloween Ball

William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works will preside as chief judge at the Masked Costume Ball and Halloween Dance on October 31 at Bath State Armory. The event includes contests for costumes, prizes, and a grand march led by Mr and Mrs Newell, with about 2000 tickets sold from Rockland to Portland.

William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corporation State of Maine Post Society of American Military Engineers, and Co Combat Engineers Bath State Armory Newell 1St Engineers Band Robert Garrett Portland Garrett George Carter Sumner Sewall Bath Iron Works Fire Dept J. Hollis Orcutt Maritime Commission Rockland

Justus Miller Named President of Winter Street Men's Club

Justus Miller was elected president with Earle Kimble as vice president Dr Charles Rush as secretary and Edgar D Leavitt as treasurer Rupert M Irvine was praised for three years of service as president The October 30 supper committee includes William A Fall Charles Hewitt and Mr Kimble S M Werner of the federal housing project spoke on Bath housing needs citing a current shortfall of about 1500 houses and noting several under construction An invitation was extended to Central church Men’s club for the November 13 meeting with Charles O Reilly the next speaker aboard the liner Excalibur on a Jersey City to Lisbon run

Winter Street Men's Club Justus Miller Earle Kimble Charles Rush Edgar D. Leavitt Rupert M. Irvine William A. Fall Charles Hewitt Kimble Irvine S. M. Werner Federal Housing Project Bath Men's Club of Central Church Charles O'Reilly

St Marys P T A hears Ruth Bryant on school dental work

The first St Marys P T A meeting presided by Mrs James Nostall featured Miss Ruth Bryant from the state health department speak on the past year s school dental welfare. About 139 pupils were examined with many treated. A Y M C A membership and Needlework guild contribution were approved. Hon and Mrs Henry C Wright left Friday for Williamstown Mass to attend the Bowdoin Williams game.

St. Mary's P.T.A St. Mary's School James I. Nostall Ruth Bryant Bureau of Dental Welfare State Department of Health Henry C. Wright Williamstown Mass

Dike P T A Hosts Reception For Local Teachers

The Dike P T A held a reception Thursday night at the North End Community house for Dike school teachers Central Grammar eighth grades and Morse high school staff to help parents and teachers get acquainted A business meeting prior reminded of an October 20 Nutrition lecture at Morse High School by Miss Elizabeth Waters Also noted was the new hot lunch project at Dike School and Education Week events with invitations to visit the schools Refreshments were served and fall decorations graced the tables A telegram from Mrs Sumner Sewall conveyed regrets at not attending and sent greetings to attendees.

Dike Central Grammar Morse High School North End Dike P. T. A Elizabeth Waters State Welfare and Health Department Augusta Eleanor Danforth John Parker Parker Women's Defense Program Lester Reynolds Central Grammar School Horace P. Herrick Harry Horne Dike School Bernice Staples Sumner Sewall Governor Sewall Fred Hayward James Sharkey George Fitzgerald Clarence Fullerton Edmund Mocklar Perleston Pert

Week 66 Maine road accidents rise, 66 reported

Chief Henry P. Weaver of the Maine State Police reports 66 accidents from Oct 6 to 13, up by one from last week. There were 2 fatalities, 21 personal injuries, and 43 property damage incidents. most occurred in daylight, rural areas, and involved attention, following too closely, speeding, or wrong way driving.

Henry P. Weaver Maine Chief Weaver

Five New Members for Ramona Council

Five candidates were initiated at Ramona council meeting in Red Men's hall on Thursday evening. Supper was served at 6 30 and degree work was exemplified with Mrs. Howard Blake serving as degree mistress. Mrs. Thelma Crocker was reinstated. Supper committee included Mrs. Edward Sanford, Mrs. Charles Ansett, Mrs. Alexander Burgess Jr, Mrs. Edward Burns, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. George Yates and Mrs. Erving L. Burnham.

Ramona Council Red Men's Hall Howard Blake Thelma Crocker Edward Sanford Charles Ansett Alexander Burgess, Jr Edward Burns George Wilson George Yates Erving L. Burnham

Consolidated School Building At Phippsburg Center

Overcrowded Winnegance schools spur push for a four room consolidated building at Phippsburg Center with a downstairs auditorium modern heating and baths. Officials seek $40,000 funding with government support and possible town ownership.

Phippsburg Winnegance Stanwood C. Gilman Union 48 Fred F. Beach Washington, D. C United States Department of Education Harrison C. Lyseth State Department of Education Gilman O'Connell Boston Supt Winneyance Phippsburg Center Winneganee Bath Owen Richardson Elmer Hilton Beach Lyseth Supt. Gilman Wiscasset

Guest Officers Night of Genesta Chapter OES

A capacity audience filled the Masonic Temple for Genesta chapter No. 73 OES Guest Officers Night. Distinguished guests included Portland grand secretary Mabel J. DeShon and Boothbay grand Electa Hazel Dickson. a lobster supper preceded the meeting and a Halloween party is planned for Oct 31 with inspection by grand matron Ila R. Fickett in November.

Masonic Temple Genesta Mabel J. DeShon Portland Hazel Dickson Boothbay Gladys Madeline McLean Longfellow South Portland M. Stanley Bishop Geneva Bickford Olive Branch Dresden Mills Sidney Evans Garrison Hill Wiscasset Grace F. Dodge Lillian Goddard Pioneer Libson Falls Edna Waring Chrystal Damariscotta Donald Mansir Pine Cone Elsie Grant Queen Esther Hallowell Adah Mary Lovell Ruth Marion Gardiner Grace Auber Esther Iva N. Hodgkins Deering Martha Florence McCracken Cornerstone Electa Bessie Stevens Lakeside Sabattus Augustine Pitts Casco Freeport Sentinel Justine Hambleton Hawthorne Brunswick Joseph Doyle Crescent East Boothbay Clifford B. Smith Wallace L. Atwood Horace W. Ward William Davis N. Gratz Jackson Lewis J. Sanborn Stella Dolloff David Y. Alkazin John Bowie Bernice M. Carr Bessie Clark Mildred Clark Curvier Dollof Catherine Leonard David E. Rich William Small Frank W. Sparks R. Fickett

Mrs Sparrell Returns Home for Navy Husband’s Furlough

Mrs Herbert Sparrell of San Diego California formerly Virginia Bishop of this city has returned home on the coast and will be joined by her husband, an officer in the United States Navy, who is returning from the Hawaiian Islands for a furlough. She spent the summer in Bath with relatives and stayed with her sister Mrs Harold Tobey on Willow Street.

Herbert Sparrell San Diego Calif Virginia Bishop United States Navy Hawaiian Islands Sparrell Bath Harold Tobey Tobey Willow Street S.S. Extavia Bath —Iron Works Corp New York City India Matson Navigation Co San Francisco Extavia Spain

Attractive Tea and Exhibit by the Girl Scouts

Approximately 175 guests including Maine's First Lady attended the sixth annual Girl Scout Tea and Exhibit held at the State Military and Naval Children’s Home on South Street. The event showcased Pine Haven day camp exhibits, quilts, scrapbooks, and crafts by Brownies and Juniors, with musical performances and floral tributes as Mrs. Frank L. Staples opened the event for Girl Scouting. The proceeds support camp expansion and Girl Scout projects.

Maine Military and Naval Children's Home South Street Frank L. Staples Staples Girl Scout Council Fred R. E. Dean Alfred E. Carpenter Council Carpenter Dorothy DeLong Kathleen DeLong Phyllis Gray Dorothy May Carolyn Olmstead Theresa Trainor Pine Haven Sewall’s Woods Frederick Burditt Stone House Pine Cone Troop Wise Owl Troop Wild Rose Troop Okaiyoka Red Cross Red Rose Troop

Rev Henry Weston killed by auto near home in Bath area

Rev Henry E Weston 43 a retired pastor was struck by a car driven by Mrs Blanche Fowles of Wiscasset while riding a bicycle near his home five miles east of Bath. He died instantly from the impact on U S Highway One.

U.S Wiscasset Woolwich Henry E. Weston Blanche Fowles Bath Weston Edith Paul

Lovell Jr Chosen President of Tuesday Night Club

Frederick Lovell Jr was elected president of a new Tuesday Night club formed Monday at the Lovell home. The group, composed of Grace church young people, also elected Miss Virginia Jewett secretary treasurer. Professor Herbert Ross Brown of Bowdoin College will speak next Tuesday at 7 pm in the church parish house on the Democratic Spirit in American Literature.

Frederick al Lovell, Jr Celal

Dresden baby is fortunate has seven grandmothers

Marilyn Elizabeth McCobb of Dresden two months old daughter of Mrs Harlan McCobb formerly Correnne Brown of West Bath and Woolwich and Mr McCobb of Dresden is a fortunate baby One of seven grandmothers is a great great grandmother who celebrated her 91st birthday last month Six grandmothers visited Cedar Grove Dresden home of Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger with Mrs Marilla L Brown the great great grandmother Also present were Mrs Fred S Brown of Woolwich Mrs Arthur W Brown and Mrs Joseph W Doucette The paternal grandmothers are Mrs Francis McCobb Mrs Fred Carlton and Mrs McCobb of Boothbay

Marilyn Elizabeth McCobb Dresden Harlan McCobb Correnne Brown West Bath and Woolwich Mr. McCobb Marilyn Elizabeth Fred S. Brown Woolwich Cedar Grove Charles Krueger Marilla L. Brown Howard Kirkpatrick Day's Ferry Arthur W. Brown Joseph W. Doucette Freeport

Mr and Mrs Stanley Robinson Move Into New Home on Washington Street

Mr and Mrs Stanley Robinson have moved into a new home south of the former Albert L Strout homestead on Washington street. The Robinsons sold the property to Mr and Mrs Harry Horne. The Hornes, formerly in the McFadden apartment house on North street, plan to move in Saturday.

Stanley Robinson Albert L. Strout Washington Street Mr. Robinson Harry Horne Horne McFadden North Street

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MR. Newell Iron Works ST. Mary’s Dike P.T.A Red Men’s Hall E. Otelia Rogers Greenville Howard Rogers Milan Street Edgewood R. L John H. Almy Dr. Almy Worcester F. Wyman Rogers Rogers Night OF Chapter O.E. S Girl Scouts Mrs. Sewall Pine Tree Troop Peter Pan Pack Robinhood Pack Busy Bee Brownies Ruth E. Cogan Linna Marie Purdue Kathleen Harkins Virginia Andre Norma Cummings Betty Hopkins Maines Jacob Andrews John Melnnes Chester B. Oliver Raymond G. Putnam Henry C S.S MR. Weston William C. Perkins Perkins Frederick Lovell, JR Krueger Old Home Independent
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