Hospital workers accomplish much in lines of service
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary chairmen reported March totals: 18 volunteers gave 139 hours. ward service added 98 hours by 27 volunteers. Diet and night nourishment teams expanded with new equipment and a 12-member 50-hour honor roll. Library, sewing, and office committees logged numerous hours, with 30 books donated and a Cozy Corner Gift Shop thriving. The bandage group and other committees also contributed. a final note urged attendance at the April 10 annual meeting at Lone House Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arthur A. King
Ruper
Irvine
Frank Reinoeh
Stephen Woodbury
Arthur Colby
Albert McCabe
R.N
J. Arthur Burgess
Gerald Atkinson
Otis Card
Car! Kronstead
Everett Lemont
Christine Curtis
Louise Moseley
Marian Small
Virginia Trott
Albert Noyes
Library and V.station Committee
Rupert Irvine
Harry Madden
Joseph Conrad
H. M. Carey
Carey
W. Caxston Hill
Bowen Torrey
Bernice Achorn
Edward D. True, Jr
Albert S. Noyes
Noyes
King
Arthur Sewall
Lone House Farm
JA Parker -Ysains
Mau Geiser
Brun Wock
Air Stan N Psytay
Pucsis
Fach
Haue
Mr Hoshert
Cacsiorectanca
Aria BD Evald
Car Demolished In Crash. Occupants Escape
A car struck a fence on Route 1 near the New Mead area and overturned Friday afternoon, demolishing the vehicle while occupants escaped unharmed. State Patrolman Francis Powers said the driver, Gersid Calendo, attached to Brunswick Naval Air Station, has been turned over to Navy authorities for disciplinary action after the chase on the Bath-WW casse road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flair
Ajine
Rete 1
New Meadowe Civer
Francis Powers
Gersid Calendo
Brunswick Naval Air Staton
Navy
Powers
Bath man wins Bronze Star for bravery behind enemy lines
S Sgt. Hubert J. Arsenault of Bath writes from Paris on a three day pass detailing his Feb. 28 Bronze Star for leading a three man patrol behind Roer river lines. He and his unit secured vital information and captured five prisoners, earning on the spot recognition from the general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hubert J. Arsenault
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Roer River
Scewammen
Raine River
Sgt
Arse- Nault
Vihaile En Leuve
Sat
Arenault
Pr Joan Conroy
John J. Conroy
Middle Street
Quartermasters
Notre Dame Cathedral
Arsenault
Germany
Fox Holes
Brunswick Record
78Th Fighting Infantry
USA
First Army
Kesternick
Simmerath
Aachen
Ardennes
Schmidt
Roer
11094Th
Fort MacCellan
Alabama
Fort Meade
Avanca
Camp
Mr and Mrs Maby Return After Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl Maby of Kittery have returned home after a few weeks in Bath as guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Kimble on High Street. Mr Maby, a radio technician in the U S Navy, will soon leave for his next assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Maby
Kittery
Bath
Earl Kimble
High Street
Mr. Maby
Morse High 1945 Honor Students Named in Ceremony
The Morse High School class of 1945 announced honor parts with Miss Louise Dole as valedictorian and Miss Norma Drummond as salutatorian. Honor essayists are Miss Carmen Huse and Miss Marilyn Hart. All four are college bound and all four were Latin students and National Honor Society members in junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Louise Dole
Norma Drummond
Carmen Huse
Marilyn Hart
Dole
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
Morse High
Wellesley College
Miss Drummond
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
University of Maine
Miss Huse
Augustus Huse
Court Street
Radcliffe College
Raymond Hart
Park Street
Becker Junior College
Harrington Hector Wedding Announced
Margaret Sewall Hector daughter of Mrs. Fred M Hector of Fargo and the late Fred M Hector wed Wayne J Harrington Seaman 2-c USNR son of Lieut Col and Mrs V J Harrington of Rockville Md The ceremony occurred in Rockville and the couple toured to Fargo on their wedding trip Mrs Harrington Yeoman 3- in the WAVES stationed in Washington DC She is Oak Grove Seminary graduate and attended Dennison University Mr Harrington recently returned from overseas service His father is a former Ford Motor Co Fargo branch assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sewall Hector
Fred M. Hector
Fargo
South Dakota
William D. Sewall
Bath
Wayne J. Harrington
Seaman
C. Usnr
V. J. Harrington
Rockville
Washington, D.C
Engagement of Elizabeth Deering Announced
Elizabeth Deering, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carron A Deering of Washington Street, to Reverend Frederick P Moffatt who recently retired as pastor of Corliss Street Baptist Church and now works for Marine Growths Co Illinois. Deering is granddaughter of shipbuilder the late Gardiner Deering and has served three terms in the State Legislature. The couple plan a early summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carron A. Deering
Washington Street
Elizabeth Deering
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Marine Growths Co
Iilinois
Small Point
Miss Deering
Gardiner Deering
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
Sargent School of Physical Education
Boston
Mr. Moffatt S
Providence, R. I. Bible Institute
Gordon College
Wentworth Institute
Memorial Window for L Eugene Thebeau in Brunswick
The late Eugene Thebeau longtime Bath Iron Works treasurer and Bath Country Club president is honored with a 13th century Gothic stained glass window at St Charles church in Brunswick. Installed by his family the Nativity scene marks his friendly spirit and public service to Bath and surrounding communities. The church invites Bath residents to view the window at their convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Country Club
St. Charles Church
Brunswick
Gene
Bath
City Council debates salaries and dump site issues
A lengthy Wednesday night session covered the Subordinate Officers and Salaries report. The council kept the city physician’s $1000 salary, cut the messenger car allowance to 100, and restored the assessors’ pay at $475, $450 and $425. Petitions sought removal of the North Lincoln street auto dump. progress on removal was reported. Other actions included budget items, a new tomb for the Park and Cemetery Board, street extensions, a Welcome sign relocation, and appointments of patrolman Moriarty and constable Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Assessors
Alden Anderson
John F. Cooke
North
Lincoln Streets
Warren F. Cooper
Philip L. Eaton
Sanitation
Alfred J. Reeks
North End
Thorne’s Head
Randall F. Cook
Walter C. Rogers
Park and Cemtery Board
Commercial Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Brunswick Bath Highway
Highway and Sewer Board
Bath Iron Works
Kelely Field
Alderman Cooke
William S. Newell
Reed's Wharf
Central Maine Power Co
Bedford Street
Frank L. Moriarty
William J. Hurd
Rogers
Elwell's Greenhouses Fresh Flowers and Deliveries
Fresh flowers for bouquets cor sages funeral designs baskets and more. Bath delivery daily available. Call 171 for Woolwich based services from Elwell's Greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Delivery
Woolwich
Ordinance changes Recreation term in council rules
The deputy marshal report for March shows 373 complaints answered and 52 arrests, read and accepted. Both boards passed numerous routine orders in concurrence. An ordinance amending Section 1 of Chapter 4 to replace Athletics with Recreation was referred to Engrossed Ordinances.
Post Easter Party By Central Ladies
A successful post Easter card party was hosted by the Ladies Aid of Central church at the parish house Thursday afternoon. Spring flowers pussy willows and yellow candles framed the scene with prizes awarded in both contract and auction. First prize in auction went to Mrs Wallace Gower second to Mrs Harold Tobey while contract prizes went to Mrs Ruben Walker and Mrs Allen Oulton. Refreshments were served by the host committee and league president Mrs Rudolph McRae assisted in serving. Decorations were arranged by Mrs Eugene Sprague and Mrs Frederick Edney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Ruben Walker
Allen Oulton
Wallace Gower
Harold Tobey
James F. Dunton
Adolph Ehlers
Richard Quick
Luther Thompson
James P. Ledyard
Fred H. Lord
Jason A. Merrill
George Merrill
Leonard Lord
Eugene Sprague
Frederick Edney
North Center PTA Meets On Tuesday
North Center P T A met Tuesday afternoon at the Oak street parish house with Mrs Wilmer Voorhees absent. A nominating committee was appointed to draft officers for next year. Miss Helen Hayes reported on Visual Education and schools receiving screens and project equipment. Miss Emily Reed of the U S O spoke on duties and the group’s work, noting service men are served meals and teenagers use the hall, open house on Thursdays, and praise for senior hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Oak Street
Wilmer IF. Voorhees
Daniel Matter
Percy Marks
Gerald Murray
Keith Crockett
Julia Halterman
Arah Richmond
Helen Hayes
Morse High
John Parker
Emily Reed
U.S. O
Miss Reed
Boy injured in Bowdoinham car accident with Richmond driver
Edwin Douglas three years old from Richmond Corner was struck beside a road by a car driven by Mrs. Anna Palmer of Bowdoinham and taken to Gardiner General Hospital in good condition. Sunday services were in Richmond prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Douglas
Myron Douglas
Richmond Corner
Gardiner General Hospital
Anna Palmer
Bowdoinham
Mildred Given
Cora Denham
Lora White
Bowdeinham Baptist Church
Lithico Allen
Paul West
Irving Campbell
Bath
Fred Allen
Otis Witham
Samuel Allen
Portland
Ruth C. Dodge
Clifford S. Smalley
Brunswick Municipal Court
Federal Street
Edward Wheeler
Smalley
John de Winter
Ralph Purington
Barbara Merrill
Roger Douglas
Verney Mill
Brunswick
Alvin Huntoon
J.g
Richard Huntoon
Fontaine
Prudence Hamilton
Jane Browne
Kenneth Ford
Norwich University
Northfield
Yale University
Dana Ford
Seventh Army, Field Artillery
Germany
McLain
Richmond
William H. Gould
Bowdoinham Post Road Social Notes
Horace Millay, a surgical patient at M. C. G. hospital Lewiston, is expected home soon. Mt Vernon guests include Alston Thurston family and Harold Ladd family. Ashland visitors stay with Pearley and Harold McPherson families. Lawrence Rackliff returned after checking on Walter Zachau. Brunswick visitors Roscoe Cook called on George Ackley. J. E. Miner family moved from Warren house to Higgins house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Millay
Lewiston
Alston Thurston
Harold Ladd
Mt. Vernon
Walter Zachau
Charles McPherson
Ashland
Pearley McPherson
Harold McPherson
Lawrence Rackliff
Roscoe Cook
Brunswick
George E. Ackley
J. E. Miner
Warren House
Higgins House
Lions Complete Plans for Used Clothing Drive
The United National Clothing Collection committee of the Bat Lions Club split the city into 15 districts at a Friday night meeting and named district captains. The drive will occur on April 10 with district boundaries listed and captains named for each area including Weeks Street to High Street, Oak Street to Pearl Street, and Lambert Park areas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United National Clothin Collection Committee
The
Bat Lions Club
Frida
Capta
John Taylor
Capain
Winnegance
George Nugen
South Stre
Center Street
Wit High Street
Wesern
Edgar Leavit
Center Towa Street
Hig Street
Wester
Charles Bartlet
Oak Street
York Street
Pearl Street
Edward Samson
Yor Street
Beacon Stret
Somerset Pla
High Street
Carol Davis
John Leonard
Woolwich
George Barker
North Bath
First Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The annual meeting of First Baptist Church is set for Thursday at 7 30 in the vest to hear reports from organizations and committees and elect new officers. A Children's Bible Hour will be held Saturday at 10 30 in the vestry with a nationwide good response and opportunity to learn Christian doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward Bros
Cardigan
United National
Harry C. Crooker
Maine
Sgt. Arsenault
Overseas
Times
Harrington
Hector
Fred W. Hector
L. Eugene Thebeau
Elwell’s Greenhouses
North Center Pta
Beas
Mianus
A. S
P. O
Leon A. Ludwig
Newcastle
Tel
A. Ludwig
J. Horace McClure
Pope
B. Reed
Stan Pe . Wallace
Front Street
Bowdoinham Post Road
Michael O'Shea
Lloyd Nolan
Dorn Mary Astor
LIONS
First Baptist Church Annual Meeting
SUN
Frany Werfel
Bernadette
Jennifer Jones
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