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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1943

Page

5

Golden Jubilee mark for Maine Rebekah Assembly in Bangor

Maine Rebekah Assembly celebrates its 50th annual session in Bangor City Hall with the governor’s chain of golden links theme. Attendees include Mrs. Katie Smith Casey and district officers from Skowhegan Nor ridgewock and Portland, with installations and a Pageant of past presidents.

Katie Smith Casey Eva C. Atwood Ethel M. Potter Annette Pinkham Glennora M. Moore Carolyn E. Thompson Rebekah Assembly of Maine Bangor City Hall Skowhegan Norridgewock Casey P.I.G R. A Maine Assembly Esther Rebekah Lodge Lois McKeiver Sarah Cook Brunswick Pearl P. Stinson Portland Maine Assembly Bangor V. Marie Clarke Odd Fellowship New England Maine Rebekahs Lilla R. Sproul Hallowell Elva G. Green Thelma Taylor Woodland Calais Glennora May Moore Granite City Auburn Ruth Bunker Howe Richmond Bessie Currie Gardiner Fla

Georgetown Choir Sings at Bath Elm Street Baptist

The Georgetown Baptist choir performed Wednesday evening at Elm Street Baptist in Bath with several former Georgetown friends in attendance. A Maine truck accident near Freeport left Morris Norton with minor injuries after a lobster truck overturned to avoid a car. Schools will close Thursday and Friday for the state Teachers convention in Bangor.

Georgetown Baptist Church Elm Street Bath Georgetown George Laskey Freeport Boston Morris Norton Bangor Barbara Pinkham Gloria Landry Betty Carr Clayton Heald Eugene Reynolds Betty Rittall Leona Tibbetts Andrew Rowe Stanley Flewelling Dorothy Stuart Melvin Cunningham S. C. Dalrymple M.C.V.S U.S.N.R James Carey James Oliver Aubrey Fullerton Portland

Local Social Notes From Bath and Surrounds

Mrs. Owen Richard and Mrs. George Laskey hosted calls in Phippsburg and Boothbay Harbor visits were made to Mrs. Woodward. Various residents attended Bath events, shopped in Bath, or visited others in Lewiston and Portland. A worm of community life includes teachers, plays, and a baked bean supper as funds for bonds encourage frugality during wartime.

Owen Richardson Phippsburg George Laskey Minnie Gray Boothbay Harbor Bridgton Woodward Billa Tarr Bath Dorothy Stuart Ralph Davis Bath Iron Works Bath Opera House Brooks Crosby Jim Hobart Roscoe Todd Boston Hill John Olson Walter Powers Portland Woolwich Primrose Mae Hagan Robinhood Ray Dunkling Reid House Frank Boyd Hillsboro N.H

Community notices and visits in Five Islands and Bath

Mrs. William Marr ran War Ration Book 4 distribution at the school aided by Mrs. Francis Pierce Marion Stevens Mrs. O F Rowe and Mrs Milburn Stevens. Rev William D Turkington preached at the church with vocal and trumpet solos Mrs Turkington at the piano. Several Bath visitors and Portland trips are listed along with residents visiting kin in Bath North Jay North Jay equals. Pvt Merton Pinkham has returned from military discharge. Philip Campbell Jr seeks cards from Fairfield sanitarium.

William Marr Francis Pierce Marion Stevens O. F. Rowe Milburn Stevens Mark Porter William D. Turkington Turkington Charles R. Sims Finn Street Baptist Church of Bath Good Neighbor Club J. G. Stevens Carrie Stevens Paul Thompson Portland Stevens Maine General Hospital Jack Gibson Lermond Davis Jimmie Walter Moore Hallowell Isobel Stevens Merton Pinkham New York U.S. Army L. H. Rowe R. Rowe Victor Pinkham Mary Louise North Yarmouth Academy Edward Clarey Robinhood Dickie North Anson Edna Thorne Leon Williams Leon, Jr Waltham Mass William Clifford Besaw North Jay Rose Wilkins Ledgetere Road Dorchester Everett Hennon Watertown

Bath Iron Works Firemen Show Delights Local Audiences

A large crowd attended the Bath Iron Works Fire department show at Morse High auditorium on Thursday and Friday. Seven vaudeville acts drew hearty applause and laughter, with MC Mickey Flynn delivering gags between acts. Acts included Fun in Taps with Charles and Barbara, Oriental Novelty by Bourdini, Lightning Acrobatics by Margie Jane Winters, Harlem’s Favorite Son George Watts, Ethier Trio, and Dynes. Mrs. Fred Dunton returned home to East Edgecomb after visiting sister Mrs. Belle Wylie.

Bath Iron Works Fire Department Morse High Auditorium Mickey Flynn Jimmy Evans Charles Barbara Bourdini Margie Jane Winters George Watts Harlem Tops Ethier Hart Dynes

Caravan to Visit Maine on Two Week Pulpwood Tour

The Arimus Salute to Wood Caravan launches a two week New England tour to boost pulpwood and lumber production. 175 Army personnel plus a 35 piece band will visit Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with 16 stops from Biddeford to Brattleboro and showcase war materials made from pulpwood.

New England Walter M. Dear Pulpwood Committee Dear Alex Smith War Department Industrial Services Division South Victory Pulpwood Campaign Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rochester N. H Brattleboro Messerschmidt Tunisia Sherman Miles First Army Command Robert P. Patterson Patterson Biddeford Casco Norway Lewiston Rumford

Tufts Weekly Elects Kathleen Harkins as Staff Correspondent

Miss Kathleen Harkins, a Tufts sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Harkins of 26 Corliss Street, has been elected to the Sta correspondent role at Tufts Weekly. She has returned home for a week’s vacation before starting the second semester.

Kathleen Harkins Tufts College Sta Tufts Weekly Miss Harkins John H Harkins Corliss Street

Silver Tea Hosted by C. A. R. Society

The Colomal home of Mrs. Harry G Deering hosted a successful silver tea on Tuesday sponsored by the Elizabeth Lawrence Society C A R. Proceeds support purchasing the senior president's pin and aiding Mountain children. Notable attendees included Miss Camilla Deering and various society officers and members.

Colomal Harry G Deering Washington Street Elizabeth Lawrence Society, C. A. R Camilla Deering Eliot Deering Harry Litchfield Col. Dummer Sewall Jane Trott Elizabeth Lawrence Society Charles Andre Virginia Andre Horace Morse Joanne Heal Colonel Dummer Sewall Laura Carpenter Augusta Lincoln Society Evelyn Perkins Barbara Lou Deering Mary Lou Reed Hopestill Reed Dorothy Gilchrist Joanne Heald Betty Mae Hopkins Pearl Hathorne Natalie Hathorne Elizabeth Wright Caroline Carpenter Elaine Noyes Albert S. Noyes High Street

Mrs. D. T. Dougherty Injured in Hampden Highlands Fall

Mrs. Daniel T. Dougherty of Northstreet was hospitalized after a roadside market fall near Hampden Highlands. She suffered a broken left hip and a fractured left wrist when she stepped from a car and hit a four inch drop. Her husband and son, Dr John F. Dougherty, were involved, with the latter overseas.

Daniel T. Dougherty Northstreet Memorial Hospital Bangor

Obituary Mrs Nellie L Whitney of North Bath

Mrs. Nellie L. Whitney 73 wife of George E Whitney of North Bath died at Memorial Hospital. Born in Framingham Mass she was daughter of Moses and (Mme) Annetts. The Whitneys observed their 50th anniversary April 27 after living in North Bath ten years and Martha's Vineyard 30 years. Funeral Monday at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Home 819 High Street with burial in Brook lawn Memorial Cemetery Portland. Rev Frederick Moffatt officiated.

Nellie L. Whitney George E. Whitney North Bath Memorial Hospital Whitney Framingham Mass Moses Annetts Mrs. Whitney Maine Martha's Vineyard Senator Butler Massachusetts Arthur F. Mayo High Street Portland Brooklawn Memorial Cemetery Frederick Moffatt Corliss Street Baptist Church

Mrs Anna Reed Dies After Illness in Medford Mass

Mrs Anna A Reed 71 of Richmond and Medford Mass died Oct 18 after months of illness. Born in Richmond she moved to Boston 39 years ago and was a Medford Grange member. Funeral services were held in Medford and later at Richmond grave with Rev Clarence Morrill and Rev George Volz officiating. Survived by husband Adelbert A Reed son Maurice Reed three grandchildren and a sister Mrs Maude Mooney of Richmond. Interment in Richmond cemetery.

Anna A. Reed Adelbert A. Reed Richmond Medford Mass Frank Eleanor Marson Boston Clarence Morrill George Volz George Yeaton Almond Farley Charles Millett Frank Flood Richmond Cemetery Maurice Reed Maude Mooney

Grace A Bullock widow of Richmond native dies in Gardiner

Grace A Bullock widow of Edward W Bullock of Richmond and South Portland died October 20 at Dresden Rest Home Gardiner after a three month illness. She was 87 and born in New Castle New Brunswick. She lived in Richmond 38 years, moved to South Portland 15 years ago. Survived by son E Perley Bullock of South Portland grandson Edward P Bullock Jr in the army and brothers John and Enoch of Graveston New Hampshire plus several nephews and nieces.

Grace A. Bullock Edward W. Bullock Richmond South Portland Dresden Gardiner New Castle N. B E. Perley Bullock Edward P. Bullock Jr John and Enoch Graveston, N. H

Grace I Bishop Dies in California After Bath Era

Mrs Henry G Shaw of Oak Street reports the death of Grace I Bishop on September 9 in San Diego California at 3557 Men to Avenue. Widow of Arthur E Bishop longtime NE T and T exchange manager she was past matron Genesta Chapter OES and later affiliated with San Diego Chapter. Arthur Bishop was active in Masonic circles.

Henry G. Shaw Oakstreet San Diego Calif Grace I. Bishop Bath Mento Avenue Bishop Tech Arthur E. Bishop N. E. T. & T. Exchange Genesta Chapter California

Death of Ray Toothaker Fifty Six at Augusta

Ray Toothaker aged 56 died in Augusta last Tuesday. He owned Peacock Tavern on the Brunswick Gardiner road. Surviving: wife Alice Toothaker and brother Clifton Toothaker of Richmond, three nieces and three nephews. Also listed: Maurice and Baxter Small in the service, and Miss Marilyn Cummings elected class vice president at Lesley College.

Ray Toothaker Augusta Richmond Marshall Maria Smith Toothaker Peacock Tavern Brunswick-Gardiner Road Alice Toothaker Clifton Toothaker Christine Toothaker Donald Brooks, Jr Lillian Freeman Clifton Toothaker, Jr Maurice and Baxter Small The U.S Servie

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Assembly OF Queen Esther Lodge American Rebekah Association Inez Crosby Morrow I. O. O. F. Hall Melissa Brackett Dixfield O'Coats Oan Ae Eon Center ST Iron Works Firemen Morse High School Fred Dunton East Edgecomb Belle Wylie Harry Deering D. T. Dougherty Mrs Anna Reed Grace Bullock Marilyn Cummings Lesley College Cambridge Miss Cummings Raymond Cummings Maxwell Street Grace Crowley Guy Crowley Union Street Larson Junior College New Haven Fred S. Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston Washington St
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