Bath Memorial Hospital elects officers and honors staff
The Bath Memorial Hospital corporators elected Daniel Williams as treasurer but he resigned citing time. Donald N Small became first vice president with Mrs. Drake as second. Trustees named include G Baer Connard Edwin R Andrews and others. Reports praised wartime cooperation with Red Cross nurses and volunteers, gift shop profits, and upgraded facilities. Gladys Wolstenholme, superintendent, notes staff shortages and wartime strains yet commendable community support.
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Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Bath
Donald N Small
Frederick E. Drake
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bertha Bellerose
G. Baer Connard
Edwin R. Andrews
James A. Gillies
Drake
J. Frank Hunt
John N. Taylor
Anne Kimball
E. M. Fuller, Jr
Anne Mullin
John Parker
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Bridgham
John P. Carey
Dunton
Henry Pollock
Boston
Gladys Wolstenholme
Gertrude S. Bates
Cial
Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Report
To the Acting President and the Members of the Board of Trustees I herewith present the report of the Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Gentlemen: Instead of commencing this report with the us.
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Board of
Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Robinson resigns as Bath USO director in March
E. H. Robinson, who has led Bath USO since October 1943, announced Friday his resignation effective March 1 to become general secretary of the Y M C A in Southington Connecticut. He cited strong ties to the city and people and said no successor has been named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Robinson
USO
Robinson
Southington
Conn
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital Opens Formal Library
The Bath Memorial Hospital library opened last Wednesday with patients to receive book service via a rolling truck. Mrs Hollis Garey will lead, assisted by Mrs Horace Herrick Mrs Isadore Singer and Mrs Rupert Irvine, plus visiting committee. Donations from Bath citizens funded start up and ongoing acquisitions, with 236 books currently available and more arriving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hollis Garey
Bangor Public Library
Horace Herrick
Isadore Singer
Rupert Irvine
Charles B. Doyle
Doyle
Bath
Ralph L. Palmer
James B. Lemont
Nightingale Club
William J. Craft
Donald Emery
Nellie Douglas Thompson
Daniel T. Dougherty
Milton C. Trott
William S. Newell
Fred H. Kimball
Arthur Sewall
Edmund Staples
Ida Brown
Fred Wilson
Harold Hodgkins
Elsa Hodgdon
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
Allan Spear
Raymond Hart
Eleanor Cooke
Victor Carey
Seaman Piet Whitmer Visits Family During Leave
Piet Allan Whitmer an able seaman in the United States Merchant Marine is home on a week’s leave passing time with his mother Mrs Nellie Whitmer of Phippsburg. He has just returned from Antwerp where he met two Bath boys Pvt Kenneth Crooker USA a cousin and Pvt Arthur Lowery USA.
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Piet Allan_Whitmer
United States Merchant Marine
Nellie Whitmer
Phippsburg
Whitmer
Antwerp
Bath
Pvt
Kenneth Crooker
USA
Arthur Lowery
Morse BASKETEERS GUESTS OF LIONS AT THE PHOENIX
Morse high school's 1945 varsity basketball squad and staff visited the Lions club in Phoenix for a program. Bowdoin coach Neil Mahoney spoke on baseball, war impacts, and opportunities for young players while the team was complemented for their hard work and spirit.
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Bath Iron Works
Harold P. Small
Mobile Blood Bank
Portland
Charles Bartlett
Shrine Club of Bath
Carrol Davis
Lawrence McCurdy
Fred Tarbox
Farrell
John Sonia
Raymond Bourget
Aubrey Steen
Burton Smith
Charlie Burgess
Bladen Smith
Warren Rogers
Harold Armes
John Canacaris
Edwin Small
Clarence Irish
Morse High School
Teachers' Club Presents Three Plays at Morse High
The Teachers' club offers three one act plays at Morse High School auditorium Thursday with shows starting at eight. Proceeds go to the club Scholarship fund and tickets are selling well. Casts feature faculty from high and grade schools, who have rehearsed diligently.
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Teachers’ Club
Morse High School
Nell
Pomona Grange Meeting At West Bath Hall
Sagadahoc Pomona held an all day and evening session at West Bath hall with near full representation from county granges. Worthy Master Joseph Randlette led a program including a fifth degree, questions on Pomona’s evolution, a history paper, a grange quiz, musical numbers, and a pantomime tableau. Dinner served to over 200. next meeting set for Feb. 28 with Dromore grange.
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Sagadahoc County
West Bath Grange Hall
Sagadahoc Pomona
Joseph W. Randlette
Richmond
Annie Lemont
Martha Crocker
Laura White
Bertha Davis
Annie Henderson
Gladys Deehan
Ida Stover
Ethel Burns
Randlette
Pomona
Arthur C. Lemont
Edward Belanger
Topsham
Grange
Milward Patten
Ethel MacDonald
West Bath
Lucy Armstrong
West Bath Grange
Frances Young
Marie White
Mary Deehan
Our Grange
Alice Johnson
Eva Lemont
Ella Coombs
Dromore Grange
Senior Boys Council Planned At Y M C A
James H Bonney named organizing committee chairman for a new Y M C A Senior Boys Council. The body will function like a student council and give boys direct say in running the Y M C A boys department and promote activities of the council’s choosing.
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James H. Bonney
Y Senior Boys’ Council
No difference in food value of pale and deep yolks
The statement declares that egg yolks of pale color and deep color provide the same nutritional value. It notes no variation in vitamins, minerals, or caloric content between yolks of differing shades.
Miss Marguerite Rines Sent Off With Surprise Party
Miss Marguerite F. Rines daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester A Rines 2 Granite Street was treated to a surprise farewell party Sunday at Mr and Mrs David Tabor 14 Tru fant Street. Twenty one friends and former Morse High School classmates gathered before she leaves Wednesday to enter Mercy Hospital nursing school in Portland. Rines a Morse graduate of 1944 led her class was active in National Honor Society D A R candidate for the Washington pilgrimage Girls Athletic Association Student Council and various sports. She has been a Times carrier since age seven and previously worked at Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co. Her mother Marion Wagner also was a longtime Times carrier. Best wishes accompany her as she starts this new venture.
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BMH
Bath Memorial Hospital
Gladys Wolstenholme
Marguerite F. Rines
Chester A. Rines
Granite Street
Morse High School
David Tabor
Trufant Street
Miss Rines
Bath Iron Works
the Times
Marguerite
Marion Wagner
Times
Newsie
Charter proposal is turned down for second time
The Common Council again rejected a proposed new city charter. A joint session heard citizen views with Republican leader Fred W. Quimby arguing the current charter had served Bath for nearly a century, quelling calls for change due to wartime quorum issues and many voters serving abroad.
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Common Council
Roger Luke
Walter C. Rogers
Fred W. Quimby
Republican City Committee
Quimby
Armed
Bath
Lemont to direct Scout activities in Bath district
At a Bath District Committee meeting Everett G Lemont was named Camping and Activities chairman for the district which includes Bath and nearby communities He will direct the Bath District Rally A staff of assistants will be appointed The district also named William Turpie Oscar Tanguay Joseph Marchetti Earl Lermond and Ralph Stetson as chairmen Each chairman may appoint two members The policy for advancing scouts limits district reviews to Star Life Eagle ranks and merit badges Cards announcing reviews will be mailed two weeks prior Scoutmasters will report numbers and ranks sought Tenderfoot investure was conducted by Troop 56 Scouts The next Scout Leaders Round Table is set for March 6 with visitors Roy Lutz and Troop 52 at Corliss Street Baptist Church
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Bath
State Armory
Everett G. Lemont
Lemont
Bath District
William Turpie
Oscar Tanguay
Joseph Marchetti
Earl Lermond
Ralph Stetson
District Board of Review
Court of Honor
Scout Leaders’ Round Table
Stanley Hunter
Roy L. Lutz
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Nightingale Club Tea for Hospital a Great Success
Central church parish house hosted a Nightingale club tea for Memorial Hospital attracting many guests. Elegant decor featured red and white florals, evergreens, lace covers, silver tea services, and candles. A musical program with Mrs. Hersom on piano and violins by Miss Dyer and Miss Fitts accompanied reception duties by Mrs. Dale.
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Central Church Parish House
Nightingale Club
Memorial Hospital
Richard Hersom
Violet Dyer
Marjorie Fitts
Ralph O. Dale
George Wolstenholme
W. Dayton Hill
Ralph G. Stetson
Arthur Sewall
Loyal Sewall
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Hospital Corporators
Red Cross
Lion's Club
Lions’ Club Room
Harriet C. Small
American Legion
Aux- No. 21
Hospital Junior League
Osee
Ser. Junior
Renova
Small Point Colony Club
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bath Hospital
Needlework Guild
St. Mary's Guild
Grace Church
Central Church League
Sew and So Club
Henrietta Drake
Rotary Anns
the Lionesses
School of Nursing
Cosmopolitan Club
Priscilla Magoun
Alice Jaffe
Chester Roberts
Eugene Thebeau
Langdon Snipe
Hospital
Morse Basketeers
THE
Phoenix
Pomona Grange
West Bath Hall
Marguerite Rines
Barbara Preney
Frances Callan
Hilda Staples
Catherine Burgess
Agnes MacDonald
Tillie McGay
Helen Tabor
Mae Nelson
Betty Anderson
Muriel Pouliot
Ann Desmond
Elizabeth Trott
Geraldine Estabrooks
Jane Jones
Frances Flaherty
Glenda Howard
Mary Boardman
Mary Stilphen
Central Parish
OPA
C. F. Cummings
Academy St. Bath, Me
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