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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

8

Mizpah Class Hosts Birthday Surprise for Teacher

Mizpah class of First Baptist met at Mrs. J Russell Grant home on Liberty Street Tuesday. Plans for rally supper at the vestry were discussed. the teacher Mrs Chester McKenzie received a birthday surprise gift. Quilt making planned for next meeting October 3 with Mrs Gilbert Young. Present were Eleanor Wright Eleanor Mills and others.

First Baptist Church J. Russell Grant Liberty Street Chester McKenzie Gilbert Young North Street Eleanor Wright Kenneth Thayer Eleanor Mills Harold Carter Marion Barnes Alice Green

Rev Stuber to Speak at Bowdoinham Federated Meet

Rev Dr Stanley L Stuber of Glen Rock New Jersey will be among speakers at the Bowdoinham United Baptist Association meeting at Corliss Street church next Wednesday. He is a noted religious editor author and radio preacher and serves as Secretary for Publicity for the Northern Baptist denomination and secretary of the Work Relief committee. Kick the Henmies Hy Buy War Bonds.

Stanley L. Stuber Glen Rock N. J Bowdoinham United Baptist Association Corliss Street Church Stuber Bates College Colgate-Rochester Divinity School Northern Baptist Work Relief Committee

Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Shooker at Wide Acres

A Sunday afternoon celebration given by Mrs Clara Puiin at Wide Acres Freeport honored Mr and Mrs Abraham Shooker. Guests from Bath Lisbon Falls Augusta and Freeport attended bringing gifts and sharing a buffet lunch with the couple.

Abraham Shooker Clara Puiin Wide Acres Freeport Shooker Jeanine Middleton Lavent Puiia Bath Guy Nichols Alex Kingsbury Isabelle Sadie Sullivan Ida Burnell George Adams Robert Gallagher Antonio Puiia, Jr Laurent Sandra George Middleton Emma Griffith Lida Craig Eva Craig Frank Puiia Clyde Nicholson Lisbon Falls Elsie Carle Anne Puiia Augusta

CAP Cadets Warn Three Week Window For Medical Exams

Flight Leader Lt. Donovan Lancaster of Brunswick CAP Cadets reminds Morse High male applicants they have about three weeks to complete physical examinations. He cautions against rushing into next days as doctors are very busy and to have family physicians perform the exams.

Donovan Lancaster Brunswick C.A.P Morse High

Servicemen's Wives Club Sets Meeting and Exhibit Plans

The Servicemen's Wives club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. An exhibit of articles sent home from overseas is planned for Saturday and Sunday October 7 4. Anyone in the city lacking articles to contribute is cordially invited to bring them to the USO hall or contact Mrs Metba LaRose of Pippsburg or Mrs. Russell Estes of Wild Street.

Servicemen’s Wives Club Anvyone Nerestiig USO Metba LaRose Pippsbur Russell Estes Wild Street

Arrowsic Couple Host Friends For Anniversary Birthday

Mr and Mrs Clarence I Carlton of Arrowsic entertained friends Sunday evening with a lobster supper to mark a joint anniversary wedding party and Mr Carltons birthday. The home was decorated with asters dahlias and gladioli and two commemorative cakes were cut and served. The gathering included Mrs Anne Mary Stinson and others as guests, with Stinson nearing 99 and noted for active mornings driving to Bath.

Clarence I. Carlton Arrowsiee Mr. Carlton Carlton Stinson Bath Parker Chaney Kenneth Day Shirley Day Ernest Smith Beverly Smith Verna Smith Torrey Roller Ruth Mrs. Carlton

North-Center P T A elects officers for year at meeting

The North-Center P T A held its fall meeting at the Oak Street parish house with Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees as president. Officers elected include Voorhees president, Daniel Matter vice president, Frank Saunders treasurer, Ralph O Burden secretary. Delegates for Maine Congress of P T A will be chosen next meeting.

P.T.A Oak Street Wilmer I. Voorhees Daniel Matter Frank Saunders Ralph O. Burden John Parker Ward Hatch Carl French Nathan Press Joseph I. Smith Loyal Sewall Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers Waterville Judith Halterman

Taddeo Maines Wedding At Dr Wilsons Home

Anthony W Taddeo of North Tarrytown New York married Barbara S Maines of this city in a single ring ceremony at 6 pm Saturday at the home of officiating clergyman Dr David L Wilson. The groom wore naval uniform and the bride a powder blue traveling suit with pink rose corsage. Attendants included Mrs Geneva Maines and Seaman Willis C Crawford, with several shipmates present. The couple planned a brief honeymoon before the groom rejoined his ship.

David L. Wilson Anthony W. Taddeo North Tarrytown N. Y Barbara S. Maines Geneva Maines Willis C. Crawford

Prenuptial Party for Miss Mary Lee Ahead of Oct 1 Wedding

A pre nuptial party and miscellaneous shower honored Miss Mary Lee Thursday at Mrs. Charles Haggett’s York street home before her October wedding to Joseph Brady. The couple will wed at St Mary’s Catholic church and reside in Belmont Mass. after the ceremony.

Miss Mary Lee Charles Haggett York Street Joseph Brady St. Mary's Catholic Church Miss Lee Lalani Cahill Charles H. Cahill Morse High Bath Trust Co WACS Bath The Personal Finance Co Brady Massachusetts Belmont Mass Lee James Jenkins Harold Haggett Richard Farnham Dorothy Grandin Norman Adams Joseph Mullaney Robert Lee Emery Wilson Gardiner Rogers William Grevers Evie Hutchins Louise Trainor Charles Cahill, Jr Edward Robinson

Allegra Girl Scouts Elect Officers and Plan Riding Lessons

Allegra Troop of Senior Girl Scouts met September 12 with Mrs James Noftall to elect officers for the year. Gloria Rogers was named chairman and riding lessons for ten members were announced along with a planned Afghan for a military hospital. The troop will begin riding this afternoon at Bartlett stables in Brunswick and meet weekly at Mrs Nostall's Middle street home.

Allegra James Noftall Middle Street Gloria Rogers Ruth Coombs Annette Godfrey Cynthia Moses Barbara Madden Juliet Low Marilyn McElman Beverly Denham Betty Nostall Brunswick Bartlett Mrs. Nostall Gloria Brown Barbara Dunton Thelma Cummings Ethel Rogers Lillian Witham Marjorie Rogers

Church and School Urge United Work in Dike

Rev. Sidney L. Dee urged church and school cooperation to train children for life at a Dike PTA meeting at the schoolhouse. Mrs Mayo resigned. Mrs Sharkey became vice president at a prior executive meeting. Several socials and a rummage sale were planned, hosted by mothers of first graders. Wool clothing tips advised proper storage between wears.

Sidney L. Dee P.T.A Mayo Sharkey A. E. Condos Staires Marchetti Arsenault

Past Masters Council Meeting in Richmond with Sagadahoc Delegation

Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council of Sagadahoc County met Thursday evening at the Marriners home in Richmond with Deputy Cleveland Marriner and Mrs Marriner. Nearly 50 members attended with four Lincoln county guests. The gathering featured a beef stew supper and a business session planning Fall and Winter events. Senator Neil Bishop attended briefly. next meeting set for Oct 19 at Progressive grange Richmond Corner with a covered dish supper. Community singing followed with Mrs Smith presiding.

Sagadahoc Cleveland Marriner Marriner Darrah Street Richmond Lincoln County George Fossett Fossett Boyd Seaside Grange Pemaquid West Bath Topsham Dromore Enterprise Richmond Corner Neil Bishop Bowdeinham Stanley Henderson Rio de Janeiro Henderson David Henderson North Bath Everett G. Lemont Arthur C. Lemont H. Wallace MacDonald Harry E. Peterson Edwin W. Haggett Harold Miller James B. Lemont William Small, Jr John Perkins Harding's

Pre-nuptial Party for Martha Morse

Miss Martha Morse hosts a pre nuptial party at Virginia Hanson’s Bailey Street home before marrying Lt. John Pfeffer U S N R attached to the local shipbuilding office. Gifts include crystal linen and home items. refreshments feature bridal cake ice cream and fruit punch. Invited guests include Ensign Kirsch Dinsmore St g Jameson and multiple Mrs and Miss Morse relatives and friends.

Martha Morse Virginia Hanson Bailey Street John Pfeffer Ens. Kirsch Ens. Dinsmore J.g.) Jameson Margery White Evelyn Rogers Jeanette Bshara Elsie Ratleff Martha Beals Mary Leonard Geraldine Lizotte Alicia Carter Mary O’brien Diane Pierce Maxine Mitchell Janet Colley June Reed Eleanor Fullerton Pat Sewall Mary Morse Ida Johns

North End Child Escapes Neck Injury After Box Trapping incident

A North End child was thought to have broken her neck after getting stuck in a box while playing house. She panicked but was freed and taken to Memorial hospital for examination. no serious injury was confirmed.

North End Memorial Hospital

Myrtle Lodge Elects Officers After Bean Supper

Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies held its officer election Friday night after a baked bean supper. The committee included Lucelia Blake and Nellie Hunt. New officers include Annie Oliver as Senior Representative Sadie Davis as Junior Representative Louise Rogers as Past Lady and others. A next meeting Oct 3 will elect a candidate and Oct 13 plans include another supper.

Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies Lucelia Blake Nellie Hunt Sadie David Harriet Otis Annie Lemont Alice Lewis Louise Rogers Raymond Chark Upper Washington Street State Street Osteopathic Hospital Portland Army and Navy Army Annie Oliver Sadie Davis Hazel Shottler Bertha Ward Lizzie B. C. Chaney Mary Gillespie Ellie Hunt Jennie Cameron Marion Darrah Rose Jean Myrtle Wilson Amela Mitchell Pearl Campbell

Sisters entertain young friends with joint birthday party

Carol and Sharon Haynes daughters of Linwood Haynes hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 29 Green Street for a group of young friends. They played games including pin the tail on Peter Rabbit, a peanut hunt, Jack Horner pie gifts hidden in the pie, and served cake punch ice cream candies and nuts with pink and blue decor while mothers looked on.

Carol Sharon Haynes Linwood Haynes Green Street Peter Rabbit Jack Horner

Engagement of Doris Young to Edmund Furber

Mr and Mrs Orman C Young of 726 High Street announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Edmund Furber USAAF son of Mr and Mrs C R Furber of 24 Bedford Road Furber is a Morse High School 1939 graduate and was employed at Hyde Windlass Co before joining the Air Force He is stationed at Camp Springs Field Washington DC The wedding is planned for the near future Also visiting at the Spear home 45 Pear Street is Joseph T Spear GM 2/c USN en route to rejoin his ship

Orman C. Young High Street Doris Edmund Furber U.S.A Camp Spring’s Field Washington, D.C Joseph T. Spear G.M. 2 USN Allan Spear Pear Street Alfred Salie Malden Mass Frederick Whippey Westbrook Margaret Gile James Allen Lewiston Alexander Cairns Victor Hugo Livermore Falls S. W. Miles Boston Stanley Coolidge Brighton Karl Hatch Orville Smith Wakefield Richmond Favor Cpl Richard Ruthier Esther MacPherson Ridge Road Wilfred Watson Frederick Cheney Northboro Harold Cheney Margaret Bishop Gorham Normal School Neil Bishop Merton Webber Hartford Stockton Springs Annie Fides Avery Fides Fryeburg Academy Bertha Tibbetts Portland Richard Denham Jessie Ames Watertown Harvey Ames

Mrs Ferguson Hospital Transfer for Treatment

Mrs Harold Ferguson of West Bath is under observation at Central Maine General hospital Lewiston. She will return to Bath Memorial hospital for surgical treatment.

Harold Ferguson West Bath Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Bath Memorial Hospital

Bowdoinham Red Cross and community events noted

Bowdoinham Red Cross under Mrs William Gould completed nearly 900 surgical dressings with help from local members. A church meeting planned fall rally day October 8. Teachers training classes begin in October with Rev Paul West. Emerson Lane American Legion supper and dance held with good turnout. Various personal items list visits, travels, and local events including a booster night at Merrymeeting Grange raising about $35.

Bowdoinham Brunswick American Red Cross William Gould A. S. MacDougal George Hamilton Lewis Gilpatrick Caleb Mitchell Byron Durgin Irving Prindall Paul West American Legion Barbara Heenie Richmond J. N. Palmer Mabel Lancaster Hazel Turner Portland Harold Hackett Zina Maxwell Hampton N. H Lawrence Hackett Kenneth Almy, Sr Brunswick Naval Air Station Merrymeeting Grange Delma Curtis Charles

War Chest Drive Urges Support for Soldiers and POW Aid

The nation gears up for the National War Fund drive starting Oct 9 to aid hungry and sick allies and support U S troops. War Prisoners Aid assists 34 386 American POWs with education fitness and cultural activities as Bath residents fund national relief efforts. The Bath Honor Roll at Customs House lawn will be updated with 1169 names printed in a more compact format to fit the board.

Hitler Europe Far East National War Fund Edward F. Edgren War Chest Fund Mr. Edgren Bath Customs House Ellery Doyle

Bowdoin Ham Post Road Club Meets in September

East Bowdoin Ladies met Sept. 21 with 13 members and one guest. Hostess Mrs Linwood Skelton welcomed members including Mrs Erland Rogers Mrs Merton Barrett and Mrs Herbert Adams. Program topics covered Happiness Dinner Party Worrying and a piece on Since Ma Became a Welder. Paul Hatch visiting from Michigan attended.

Paul Hatch Margaret Hatch Karl Hatch Michigan East Bowdoin Linwood Skelton Erland Rogers Merton Barrett Herbert Adams Oscar Hatch Robert McAfee Mary Heath Pauline Jenkins Maynard Dow Wilson Freeman Marshall Merryman Robert Bickford Charles Hatch Arthur Nelson Heath Dow Jenkins McAfee Rogers

Never Leave Cutlery In Water To Wash Properly

Guidance on washing knives and forks: wash blades first then handles to avoid dulling or rust. Dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent water damage and corrosion.

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Senter’s, Inc ZELAN C.A.P Brewster WGAN Lyn Murray Aldrich Maine Voice of Friendly Service Arrowsic North-Center Taddeo Maines Carl Pierce Mr. Pierce Maine Central Railroad Mary Lee Honor Allegra Girl Scouts Sagadahoc County Horace Wade RU Trenty Myrtle Lodge G.A.R. Hall J. A. Hunter Boothbay Horseshoer I. Poirier Walnut St Waterbury Conn Fred B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Pront Street Telrey Untowns Bank Nite Kid From Spain Eddie Cantor Robert Young RY Leeth Eastman Bowdoin Ham Post Road Rae Awe Oe Roe Arreen Finpdeiror Peete i Blaine Syane Greenstreet Zachary Scott Faye Emerson Peter Lorre George Tobias Victor Francen
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