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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1922

Page

5

Walter Reed Hospital a model for soldiers in Washington

The Walter Reed hospital in Tacoma Park Washington stands as a model army institution serving about 1200 disabled young soldiers. It houses workshops classrooms and morale programs with skilled instructors from diverse fields and an emphasis on occupational therapy to keep patients engaged while recovering.

the Independent National Capital Washington Washington Daily Press Walter Heed Hospital Walter Reed Hospital Walter Reed Atlantic France Belgium Army Hospital United States War Department Weeks Congress W. C. Gorges Panama Panama Canal Tacoma Park Denmark Sherwood Red Cross Marshal Foch Harding

Post Auxiliary Formed To Support The Legion

At a well attended Bath meeting the American Legion auxiliary unit of Roland H. Smith post No. 21 was organized with over 30 memberships started. Officers include President Mrs Harry F Morin and Vice President Mrs Gardiner D Rogers, plus secretary Miss Sarah Flaherty and treasurer Mrs Elliott A Fuller. The group plans a Washingtons Birthday dance and aims for 100 members, pledging civic activity and care for ex servicemen.

Post Headquarters American Legion Auxiliary Roland H. Smith Eugene M. Desmond Harry F. Morin Gardiner D. Rogers Sarah Flaherty Elliott A. Fuller William D. Sewall Warren E. Kershner John Fitzgerald Morin Fuller Flaherty Walter BE. Chase Florence Mank Mark W. Sewall R. C. Hannigen Carl Anderson F. J. Patton Edward Sewall Madeline Chase Madeline Desmond Virginia Shaw American Legion Bath Washington American Legion and Auxiliary

Bath Synagogue Dedication With Much Ceremony

Beth Israel synagogue in Bath on Washington Street near Winter was formally dedicated as a house of worship. About 250 locals and many out of town guests attended the Sunday ceremony with processions, flag bearers, and a charity collection that raised five hundred dollars for the world drive.

Beth Israel Synagogue Bath Music Hall Nathan Povich Washington Street Saniel Povyich Henry Gediman Samuel Greenblatt Nathan Singer Brunswick Joseph Solovich B. Arding L. Abelon Holy Arch A. Bloom N. Small Max Katz S. Shamban Charles Arik Rabbi Arik Bessie Brown Max Cohen B. Gediman Arik Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary Vortland Lieker Brownstein New York

Grace Church club hears Dr Patton on The Span of Life

Twenty five Grace Church men's club members attended Wednesday's meeting to hear Dr F J Matton discuss The Span of Life. He explained life span definitions past and future, described plague forms that visited nations, their cycles and impacts, and noted periodic causes and related facts. Lunch followed, served by Charles Sanborn and Carroll Watson.

Grace Church Men’s Club F. J. Matton Patton Charles Sanborn Carroll Watson

Board of Ed Hears School Finances Report

The Board of Education reviews a year end financial report and a February 1, 1921 final account. Mayor Cahill discusses unpaid tuition of 550 from out of town pupils with towns to be billed. payment urged and funds allocated to transfer to the treasurer. Secretary Smith presents the annual financials and two tables showing how the school dollar was spent with credits and county or town appropriations.

Edsay Mitchell William A. Furber Fred E. Dra Morse Cahill Smith Riol pUeroReee Liskat West Bath

Enforcement offices move from Bath to Auburn Maine

The State enforcement office, now in Bath, will relocate to the National Shoe and Leather bank building in Auburn. The four second floor offices will house clerks as soon as quarters are ready. The move reflects train and mail service considerations at Auburn, a railroad hub, with payroll in the Bath office around twenty five thousand dollars annually.

Teath Post Office Auburn National Shoe & Leather Bank Washington May State Enforcement Augusta Internal Revenue Department James J3

Sagadahoc County finances praised in annual report

Sagadahoc County Commissioners certify the annual treasurer’s report shows cash on hand of 16221.86, a gain of 5597.10 since 1920. Total valuation 17727506 and tax 30136.92 were collected. Receipts totaled 49307.63 with expenditures 33085.77 leaving 12221.86 in treasury.

Sagadahoc Lath F. H. Thompson Oliver W. H. Smith Cumberland County Merry Meeting Bay Ferry Charles 5. Randall George M. Stinson David Scribner James 8 Lowell William F. Dunham Edwin C. Patten Wilbur C. Oliver

City orders to guard purity of milk in Bath

February city council session in Bath approved a milk purity ordinance backed by state officials. The council also authorized a $30,000 city note to refund overdraft notes and required detailed annual expenditure reports from departments. Tuberculin testing of all cows over six months and certification of outside milk for Bath sales were key points.

Cahill Board of Aldermen Armes White Lermond F. A. Harl Goodwin McCabe Miller Marks Hooper W. H. White Tabor Coffin Tripp Blake Oliver William H. White Bath City of

Old Days on the Bath Branch

George E. Whitney known as Bob, a Topsham native born 1852, rose from water-boy to prominent Maine Central conductor and Portland Union Station agent. His career spanned 28 years of service, including piloting the first Flying Yankee, managing trains from Portland to Bangor, and earning esteem as a courteous, skilled railroad man.

George E. Whitney Bob Maine Central Bath Charlie Annible Bath and Lewiston Oscar Williams Wellington Sprague Sprague Toledo Wittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway George Henry Smith Bangor Boston Smith Payson Tuckers Portland Wullman Run Henry Judkins Portland Union Station Boston & Maine Union Station M. L. Williams George E. Wallace Williams Maine Central Railroad Whitney State Fair Grounds K. T. George Whitney Louis Pierce J. Ti. Drummond Dad Leavitt al Drummond Lon Towle Ike Blake Billy Underwood al Dodge Mike Healey Mike Fred’ Britt Pullman Go Ag A Yankee George Phillips Haines Temauney Waterville Tim Bridge Wes Porta Pullman Palace Car Co Lewis Pierce J. H. Drummond Taunton John McLellan Dud Leavitt Pullman Mt. Desert Pierce Augusta Brunswick Aus

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O. W. Folsom Post Auxiliary DR. Patton Grace Church Club Board Education Ewe Eenes Peer Eenesee Tae Neee Pete Ewe Eee Ee Wee Seth May Treasury State Department of Agriculture Charles Johnson Bros Co
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