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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1942

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Bath Red Cross Canteen Corps Aids Bath Memorial Hospital

Members of the Nutrition and Canteen Corps Bath chapter of the American Red Cross have spent weeks assisting Bath Memorial Hospital. Volunteers, including Mrs Delores Burnham and Mrs Leverett Welch, staffed daily shifts during Christmas week and coordinated with hospital dietitian Mrs Brewster Sedgwick. Chapter chair Mrs Clarence Ring appointed Mrs Gardiner Deering to lead the hospital program as the group continues its community service.

Nutrition and Canteen Corps of Bath American Red Cross Bath Memorial Hospital Sarah Burnham Leverett Welch Verna Noble Morris Povich Joseph Madden Harry Carroll Richard Hersom David S. Cogan Brewster Sedgwick Clarence F. Ring Gardiner R. Deering Bath The Red Cross

Okaiyoka Scouts Bring Christmas Cheer to Old Folks Home

Okaiyoka Senior and Red Rose Junior Girl Scout troops visited the Old Folks Home to sing carols and present a Christmas program. Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees and Mrs. Francis B Corrigan led the groups. Mrs. Arthur M Bowker accompanied on piano and Miss Virginia Bowker played violin. Oranges apples and candy were given to residents as the program featured carols and solos by Linna Marie Purdue and others.

Bethlehem All Girls Herald Angels Linna Marie Purdue Okaiyoka

County drives Russian Relief fund in Sagadahoc

County Chairman Archibald M. Main reports strong progress for Sagadahoc County’s Russian Relief drive aiming for a 2500 quota. About 1000 dollars has been subscribed in Bath with many more expected. several named donors and local businesses contribute as towns prepare to respond in coming days.

Archibald M. Main Bath Mr. Main Sagadahoc Main Russia Paul G. Bagdikian W. L. Skelton J. Horace McClure Emma Haskell A. M. Main W. S. Newell Susan B. Quick Susan Q. Cahoon Ruth Field Martha Foote M. L. Doble E. W. Bridgham Atlantic Motor Exp L. Bisson George J. Hopkins Walter E. Reid Lewis E. Wilson Ellen Main McInnes Fred H. Thompson Arthur J. Dunton Paul M. Olm M. W. Weinblatt C. H. Cahill Sam Povich Fred Merchant E. A M.D Donald F. Preble Mason C. Carter Annie M. Andrews S. L. Eaton Arthur King B. I. W. Accounting Dept Clara H., Mellen D. Brierley Torrey Roller Bushing Works

Young Men Must Register Immediately for Draft

All men born between November 1 and December 21 1924 must register with local draft boards by December 31 1942. Sagadahoc county’s January quota is 122 with 15 volunteering for the navy and two for the marines. Remaining registrants will be examined January 22 as the board reclassifies many married men without children and asks for birth reports.

Sagadahoc County Navy

County to Send 28 Men Saturday to Fort Devens

A group of 28 Bath men will depart Saturday morning January 2 for Fort Devens to begin service in the United States Army. They passed examinations in Portland on December 23 and were inducted with a ten day furlough later shortened by the government. Names include Russell F. Fickett, Herbert W. Fraser, Laurier M. Auctil, and others.

Bath Fort Devens Army of the United States Portland Army Sagadahoc Russell F. Fickett Herbert W. Fraser Laurier M. Auctil Barton C. Morrison Lawrence L. McFarlin George E. Fox Lyle W. Acre Kenneth R. Baker Octave L. Pelletier Edward Wallace Harold S. Perkins Kenneth R. Sylvester Gerald R. LeMoine William C. McNeil Laville D. Brown Donald E. MacElman Edward H. Totman Harold M Peasley Noel E. Irish Evans E J. Drolet James P. Sutherland, Jr Jean B. Huard Frank S. Staples Kenneth B. Roope Alden A. Connors John D. Smith David E. McGinn, Jr John D. Gaudet George H. Kenyon Frank O Dunton William W. Owen James J. Kinney Charles J Pinkham Ernest Civitarese Samuel M. Giveen Carl R Graves

Bath Woman Joins WAAC Training at Daytona Beach

Mrs. Mary E. Howard of 23 Valley Road Bath has enrolled in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and was among nine women who left Portland Tuesday to report at the WAAC Training Center Daytona Beach Florida Her husband Richard T serves in the U S Army She will receive basic training at Daytona Beach and then be assigned to a large Army post releasing a soldier for combat duty.

Mary E. Howard Valley Road Bath Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Portland WAAC Daytona Beach Fla Howard North Berwick Richard T U.S. Army Women's Army Auxiliary Corps

Munros Host Christmas Dinner Party At Turners Court

Mr and Mrs Otis A Munro hosted a family Christmas dinner at Turners Court. Guests included Mrs Munro’s father Fessenden Wincapaw and wife, Mr and Mrs Orrin Burns of Friendship, and Mrs Munro’s niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Wendell Snowdeal of Woolwich.

Otis A. Munro Turner's Court Mrs Munro Fessenden Wincapaw Orrin Burns Friendship Munro Wendell Snowdeal Woolwich

Lambert Park Named For Bath Housing Development

Lambert Park is the Bath housing project in progress at the North End. Neighbors, including Mrs. Melvin L. Comeau, suggested the name linked to Lambert Tavern history and early Bath settlement. Construction proceeds with homes rising and applications brisk, defense workers urged to apply at Bath Iron Works office.

Lambert Park Lambert's Tavern Bath Comeau Werner Bath Iron Works Hagan Lambert Joseph Lambert Mr. Lambert Melville Comeau

Merchants warned to comply with dim out regulations

Adam Walsh of Brunswick, district dim out coordinator, issues a final warning to Bath business owners to fully cooperate with army and defense officials enforcing dim out rules. A light proof backdrop must cover all openings, with equal treatment for all establishments. Arrests and prosecutions will follow noncompliance.

Adam Walsh Brunswick Army Walsh Bath United States Army Ralph W. Bragg

Rotary Luncheon Debates College Education Future

Former President John Parker led Bath Rotary Club members in a round table discussion on the future of colleges and the shift from classical to more practical courses. Speakers cited daily press coverage and figures like Dorothy Thompson and Bill Cunningham as influences, with plans to continue the discussion.

John Parker Rotary Club Sedgwick Dorothy Thompson Bill Cunningham Bath Club

Bangor Officer Resigns to Become Deputy Sheriff

Officer Arthur Chandler, eight years with Bangor police, resigns to join Sheriff John K. Farrar’s Penobscot county department as a full time deputy on January 4 under Chief Thomas I. Crowley’s administration.

Arthur Chandler Bangor Thomas I. Crowley John K. Farrar Penobscot County

Junior Hospital League names patrons for New Year’s Eve ball

The Bath Junior Hospital League announced patrons for its annual New Year’s Eve dance to benefit Bath Memorial Hospital. Attendees include Gov. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall, Mayor and Mrs. Walter C. Rogers, Rev. and Mrs. George B. Wolstenholme, and others. Dance features Cliff Leeman orchestra, nine to one hours, no decorations in the Armory due to fire rules. Tickets are sold through League members and local drugstores.

Junior Hospital League Sumner Sewall Walter C. Rogers George B. Wolstenholme W. W. Grady U.S.N Grady Joseph I. Smith J. Edward Drake, Jr Mary F. Gibbons Raymont Hart James B. Lemont West Bath Chester A. Plant Arthur Sewall Roger D. Skillings Ralph G. Stetson Drake Hospital League Bath Memorial Hospital Hart League Cliff Leeman G. Baer Connard Carl's Hallet Marcia Moulton Converse G. Fenn

Bath Receives 5357 Lanham Act Grant for Schools

Regional Director John M Gallagher reports Presidential approval of Lanham Act grants for New England school facilities. Bath Missouri receives 5357 dollars for the year ending January 31 1942 as a war public service deficit support due to population growth from the war effort.

John M Gallagher Federal Works Agency New England Philip B. Fleming Bath

Dauphin Family Attends Bangor Funeral

Mr and Mrs Joseph L Dauphin of 43 Spring Street travel to Bangor after the death Monday morning of Mrs Dauphin sister Mrs Robert at Bangor Hospital where she had been a patient for about three months She is survived by her husband Mrs Dauphin had just returned from a visit in Bangor to be near her sister.

Joseph L. Dauphin Spring Street Bangor

Mrs Dickinson Visits Mrs Keirstead in Lisbon Falls

Mrs Thomas Dickinson of Lisbon Falls visits Mrs A W Keirstead at 992 High Street. The social call highlights local neighborhood ties and guest’s hometown links.

Thomas Dickinson Lisbon Falls A. W. Keirstead High Street

Tire Inspectors Convene in Sagadahoe County

A Tuesday evening meeting at City Hall gathered Sagadahoe County tire inspectors led by J. L. Rawlinson of Augusta. He urged thorough inspections, prompt compliance by vehicle owners, and adherence to inspector recommendations, listing local inspection firms and addresses in an official roster.

Sagadahoe County J. L. Rawlinson Augusta Sears, Roebuck & Co Center Street Forest Legard Maple Grove Avenue Transport Company Water Street Eastland Motor Sales North Street City Garage Middle Street Cummings Motors, Inc Front Street Emera Oil Co Washington Street Lewiston Buick Co Broad Street Parry's Tire Co Craft's Battery Small's Vine Street Higgins and Stanley Court Street Socony Vacuum Co G. F. Demmons Marriner’s Richmond Moeller’s Turner's

Benny Troupe Heads to Bangor for Soldier Broadcast

Jack Benny and his radio company will broadcast from Bangor Opera House for a 7 p.m. WBZ Sunday show attended entirely by air base soldiers. The troupe then tours Maine and New England entertaining servicemen, with tentative camp shows planned in Portland Augusta and St John New Brunswick.

Jack Benny New England WBZ Bangor Opera House Benny Company Boston Maine Jack Portland Augusta St. John New Brunswick United States New York

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Corps OF Bath Okaiyoka Scouts Armed Forces Iva Hagan Robert Gutch City of Kennebec Long Reach Jonathan Philbrook George Jewett Jonas Hagan Coment Lambert Tavern England Watertown Mass Lexington Concord Second Parish King’s Dock Harvard Street Royal Navy Edward Parry Dummer Sewall Mr. Parry Col Samuel Thompson Massachusetts St. John, New Brunswick
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