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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1943

Page

7

Golden Jubilee Celebrated by Maine Rebekah Assembly

Maine Rebekah Assembly at Bangor City Hall marked its 50th session with a Historical Pageant. Attendees included Katie Smith Casey Eva Atwood Ethel Potter Annette Pinkham Glennora Moore Carolyn Thompson and district officials from Skowhegan Nor ridgewock and Portland. The gathering featured installations appointments and a reception with guests from New England states.

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 R. A Maine The Assembly Esther Rebekah Lodge Guardian Lois McKeiver Sarah Cook Brunswick Pearl P. Stinson Portland Maine Assembly Bangor 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

Choir from Georgetown visits Elm Street Bath

The Georgetown Baptist choir sang at Elm Street Baptist in Bath Wednesday evening with former Georgetown friends in attendance. Also noted: Farmer Morris Norton’s lobster truck overturned near Freeport on a Boston trip. no major injuries.

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

War Ration Book 4 Distributed and Local Visits Noted

Mrs. William Marr led War Ration Book 4 distribution at the school with assistants including Mrs. Francis Pierce and Miss Marion Stevens. The column lists church events, hospital visits in Portland Bath and North Jay, discharges, travel between Bath and Waltham Mass, and residents returning to Massachusetts after weekend stays.

William Marr Francis Pierce Marion Stevens O. F. Rowe Milburn Stevens Mark Porter William D. Turkington Turkington Charles R. Sims Elm 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 Victor Pinkham Mary Louise North Yarmouth Academy LH. Rowe Edward Clarey Robinhood Dickie North Anson Edna Thorne Leon Williams Leon, Jr Waltham Mass William Clifford Besaw North Jay Rose Wilkins Lorraine Copp Seguinland Barbara Pinkham Mary Stevens Philip Campbell, Jr Fairfield Sanitarium Alice Cromwell G. H. Smith Sedgemere Road Dorchester Everett Hennon Watertown

Bath Iron Works Firemen's Show Delights Local Audiences

Thursday and Friday evenings featured seven vaudeville acts at Morse High auditorium. Mickey Flynn hosted with humor and songs, “Right in the Fuhrer’s Face” drew laughs, while acts by Charles and Barbara, Bourdini, Margie Jane Winters, George Watts, the Ethier Trio, and Hart and Dynes showcased magic, dancing, singing, and novelty. Mrs. Fred Dunton returned home from East Edgecomb after visiting her 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 and Dynes Fred Dunton East Edgecomb Belle Wylie

Army Salute to Wood Caravan visits Maine during two week tour

The Army's Salute to Wood Caravan begins a two week New England tour to spur pulpwood cutting and bolster the Victory Pulpwood Campaign. About 175 troops, a 35 piece band, and various support units will cover 1000 miles through Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with 16 stops including visits to forest camps and mill towns.

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 Major Smith Biddeford Casco Norway Lewiston Rumford

Miss Kathleen Harkins Named Tufts Weekly Staff Correspondent

Miss Kathleen Harkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Harkins of 26 Corliss Street, has been elected staff correspondent for the Tufts Weekly. She returns home for a week’s vacation with her parents before starting the second semester of her sophomore year.

Kathleen Harkins

Silver Tea at Deering House Charity Event

The Elizabeth Lawrence Society C A R held a successful silver tea at Mrs. Harry G Deering’s 606 Washington Street. Proceeds fund the senior president pin purchase and Mountain children aid. Notables present included Camilla Deering Eliot and Laura Carpenter sent regrets.

Harry G. Deering Washington Street Elizabeth Lawrence Society Camilla Deering Eliot 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 North Street is hospitalized at Memorial after a 10 AM accident near Hampden Highlands. She suffered a broken left hip and a fractured left wrist when she stepped from a car onto a four inch drop while en route to Bangor. Her husband rushed back to Bath for a physician and X rays, and their son Dr. John F. Dougherty is overseas with the armed forces. She rests comfortably and faces a stay in hospital.

Daniel T. Dougherty North Street Memorial Hospital Bangor

Obituary of Nellie L. Whitney 78 North Bath resident

Mrs Nellie L Whitney 78 wife of George E Whitney North Bath died Memorial Hospital Friday. Born Framingham Mass she was daughter of Moses Annetts and died after 50th anniversary celebrated April 27. Survived by husband two half brothers out of state. Funeral Monday 2 PM Arthur F Mayo Funeral Home and burial at Brook lawn Memorial Cemetery Portland. Reverend 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 Former Richmond Resident Dead in Medford Mass

Mrs Anna A Reed wife of Adelbert A Reed formerly of Richmond died at her Medford Mass home Oct 18 after months of illness. Born in Richmond 71 years ago daughter of Frank and Eleanor Marson she moved to Boston after her marriage 39 years ago. She was a Medford Grange member. Funeral at Medford home held Wednesday Rev Clarence Morrill officiated then body returned to Richmond for grave service Friday with Rev George Volz. Bearers were George Yeaton Almond Farley Charles Millett and Frank Flood. Interment in Richmond cemetery. Surviving husband Maurice Reed of Boston one son three grandchildren and sister Mrs Maude Mooney of Richmond.

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

Mrs Grace Bullock Dead at 78 in Gardiner Rest Home

Grace A Bullock widow of Edward W Bullock longtime Richmond resident later of South Portland died October 20 at Dresden Rest Home Gardiner after a three month illness. Aged 78 she was born in New Castle New Brunswick and lived in Richmond 38 years then moved to South Portland 15 years ago. Survived by son E Perley Bullock ex mayor 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

Death of Mrs Grace I Bishop Former Bath Resident

Mrs Grace I Bishop, formerly of Bath, died Sept 9 at her home in San Diego California. She was the tech wife of late Arthur E Bishop longtime manager of the local N E T T exchange. She served as past matron of Genesta chapter O E S and later affiliated with the San Diego chapter.

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 at Augusta at 56

Ray Toothaker died in Augusta Tuesday of last week at age 56. He was born in Richmond on April 11, 1887, son of Marshall and Maria Smith Toothaker, and owned Peacock Tavern on the Brunswick Gardiner road. Surviving are his wife Alice Toothaker, one brother Clifton Toothaker of Richmond, three nieces and three nephews.

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 U.S

Miss Marilyn Cummings Elected Class Vice President

Miss Marilyn Cummings a Lesley College junior in Cambridge Massachusetts has been elected vice president of her class. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cummings of 2 Maxwell Street and will spend the weekend of November 5 with Miss Grace Crowley at Larson Junior College in New Haven Connecticut where Miss Crowley studies.

Marilyn Cummings Lesley College Cambridge Mass Miss Cummings Raymond Cummings Maxwell Street Grace Crowley Guy Crowley Union Street Larson Junior College New Haven

Also Mentioned on This Page

Assembly OF Queen Esther Lodge V. Marie Clarke Odd Fellowship American Rebekah Association Inez Crosby Morrow I. O. O. F. Hall Melissa Brackett Dixfield Owen Richardson Phippsburg Minnie Gray Boothbay Harbor Bridgton Woodward Billa Tarr Ralph Davis Bath Iron Works Bath Opera House Brooks Crosby Jim Hobart Roscoe Todd Herbert Hunt Addie Moulton Pythian Sisters Blanche Westall Mark Hanna Janice Clarence Hill Hill John Olson Walter Powers Woolwich Teachers’ Club Primrose Mae Hagan Gray Squirrels Ray Dunkling Reid House Frank Boyd Hillsboro O'Coats Eoue Asha Lin Center ST Iron Works Firemen Morse High School C. A.R Harry Deering D. T. Dougherty Mrs Anna Reed Grace Bullock Fred S. Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston Washington St
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