Ladies' Organ society names January through April committees
Mrs Harriet Jackson presides over the Ladies Organ society appointing January February March and April committees with chairs and members. A Wednesday vestry lunch is noted and the pulpit gift to St Philip's church is praised. A service flag dedication honors Wis casset academy boys in service with program including prayer flag salute and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Jackson
Ladies’ Organ Society
Alberta Larrabee
Viola Adams
Sue Bailey
Kate Sewall
Edith Day
Evelyn Hutchins
Mary Marston
Inez Burton
Helen Fisher
Edna M. Southard
Marion Ingalls
Grace Crowley
Louise J. Blagdon
Vera Haggett
Grace C. Pease
Fannie Adams
Laura Downey
Ruth Applin
Mabel Lewis
St. Philip's Church
Bernard Samuels
Wiscasset Academy
George Cheria
S. J. Sewall
Board of Trustees
Charles S. Sewall
Barbara Sullivan
Bradford C. Redennett, Esq
Caroline Pendleton
W. P
Chester Pendleton
Alice Pickard
Leon Dodge
Laura Evans
Edith H. Rines
Eva Bradford
Charles E. Cowley
Lenora Caton Lewis
Portland
Wiscasset
Emanuel Caton
Irvin Lewis
Helen Frances Lewis
Woodlawn
Mill Dam
First Congregational Sunday School
William Burton
Card of Thanks for Rufus I Lewis and Helen
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and flowers after the death of our wife and mother Rufus I Lewis and daughter Helen in Wiscasset Maine dated January 28, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus I
Lewis
Helen, Wiscasset
Quilting Club Raises Funds for Masses
The Rus sell street meeting of the Quilting Club produced a crazy quilt prize won by Mrs. Felix Gallant of Willow street. Proceeds will fund two Masses at the Bath Catholic church for service members, living and deceased. Committees include Mrs. Annie Arsenault and Mrs. Lebel with others attending, plans also mention a future banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilting Club
Josie Lebe
Russell Street
Felix Gallant
Willow Street
Charles Talbot
Bath
Annie Arsenault
Lebel
Josephine Bennett
Rose St. Pierre
Tena McInnis
Ida Norton
Loretta Curran
Rose Talbot
Grace Brewer
Elizabeth Nesbit
Bertha Hagan
Henrietta Caton
Rita Cloutier
Margaret NorKum
West Bath community notes and social updates
West Bath sewing group met at the grange hall January 19 with many members listed. A two dollar card for infantile paralysis was filled. Farm Bureau gatherings and numerous local visits, illnesses, and family updates fill the surrounding community diary spanning Bath, Woolwich, Phippsburg, and surrounding areas, with several service members noted.
Maine Central retiree resigns after 42 years service
After 42 years with Maine Central at 92 Birch Street Bangor, an employee has resigned, retired from active work, and applied for a pension under the Railroad Retirement Act. He notes earlier years saw frequent fatal incidents in Bangor yards, up to about one death per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Birch Street
Bangor
Railroad Retirement Act
Fahey
Memorial Hospital Association annual meeting notes growth
Bath Memorial hospital reports rising service levels during wartime in the year ending 1942. Officers were reelected, a new trustee added, and bids for a hospital addition were expected soon. The treasurer and superintendent presented detailed statistics on admissions, daily averages, hospital days, and staffing upgrades.
Bath Memorial Hospital Report Highlights Growth Amid Crisis
The 32nd annual report by Bath Memorial Hospital superintendent Mrs Gladys A Wolstenholme notes adjustments to keep standards steady during a surge in occupancy and shortages among staff. She emphasizes the hospital as a Haven of Refuge with trained physicians nurses and specialists,先进 facilities, and a commitment to community safety during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
Gladys A. Wolstenholme
R. N
Bath Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing Report Shows Student and Staff Counts
Miss Ida Antworth presents a detailed School of Nursing report with 2 instructional staff, 5 supervisors, 2 head nurses, 27 student nurses, and year totals: 22 admitted, 7 resigned, 6 completed, 18 ill, 139 days absent. Affiliations include Children’s Hospital Portland three months, Margaret Hague Jersey City three months, and State Hospital Concord NH four months. Graduation held January 1, 1942 at City Hall with seven diplomas. capping ceremonies twice post preclinical year. Schedule I outlines minimum days per State Board requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Associates Group
Julius Gottlieb
Gladys Wolstenholme
R. N
Ida Antworth
Gertrude Bates
Beatrice Crocker
Josephine Moore
Henrietta Sonia
Eleanor Merchant
Isabel Goldman
Ruth Hutchins
Miss Antworth
Schools of Nursing
School of Nursing
Children’s Hospital
Portland
Margaret Hague Hospital
Jersey City
N. J
State Hospital
Concord
N. H
Antworth
City Hall
Treasurer's report details cash on hand and receipts
Miss Bertha V. Bellerose reports cash on hand at year end 1942 of 663.38 with 254.87 at start, listing hospital receipts annual dues state payments and donations totaling 102,627.07. Disbursements show supplies groceries insurance and labor costs totaling 49,973.16 with further accounting for repairs and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha V. Bellerose
State of Maine
Davenport Fund
Blue Cross
Bingham Extension Hospital
Martha Shaw
Worthy
Davenport
Woolwich Goodwill Club War Stamp Drive and Local News
Woolwich Goodwill club met at Mrs Cos tello P Hall with Mrs Roy Stewart as hostess. Day's Ferry teacher Mrs Georgie Walker reports stamp and bond sales for Jan 14 22 totaling 12.60 18.75 and 9.35. 19 pupils. booth planned for bonds and stamps. Lincoln birthday event planned. Local notices include deaths and illnesses, Bath Iron Works workers, and church services at Montsweag and Woolwich centers with Rev Gowdey. prayer meeting led by Dr Bousfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Perkins
Carol Perkins
E. M. Pratt
Richmond
Alec St. Pierre
Bath Iron Works
Ray Goodspeed
Shirley
Carmel
Goodspeed
Costello P. Hall
Lester Holbrook
Nequasset Lake
Morton Baker
Mabel Tracey
Charlotte Sweeney
Charlotte Longfellow
Montsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
J. M. Gowdey
Montsweag
Woolwich
Jonah
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights 1943 Food Values
West Bath Farm Bureau held an all day meeting with Mrs. Coombs at 9 Bath Street. Sixteen people attended including home demonstration agent Doris R. McCready who spoke on food values in 1943. A dinner committee served baked macaroni and cheese and other dishes. The next meeting on February 8 will be in West Bath at Mrs. Adams home to devote the day to Red Cross sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Farm Bureau
William A. Coombs
Bath Street
Doris R. McCready
Coombs
William Davis
E. C. Donnell
Ellery E. Whittemore
Oscar Adams
West Bath
Adams
Red Cross
Joseph Oliver
Velma Young
Louis Richardson
D. Wylie Lemont
Bath
Mrs Willard G French Visit Highlights Local Ties
Mrs Willard G French and daughter Ann of Bellport New York arrived to visit Mr and Mrs William P Kelley at 42 Edward Street. The two women were Wheaton college roommates. Capt French US Army is presently stationed in African territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. French
Ann
Bellport
William P. Kelley
Edward Street
French
Kelley
Wheaton College
Capt. French
U.S. A
Bay Point notes mark Conleys in Armed Forces
Word arrives that Mark Conley oldest son of Mr and Mrs M Conley of Somerville and Bay Point graduated from Officers Training School medical department in a Southern camp and is stationed near Springfield Massachusetts. His brother John serves in a Maryland camp. Bay Point Summer colony is well represented with 19 young men in army navy and air corps and more expected soon amid a severe winter easing with thaw and gritty road ice. Local social news covers visits of Mr and Mrs Beretson and Edna M Coolidge with Bath Brunswick occurrences and several Bath visitors and hosts throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Conley
M. Conley
Somerville
Bay Point
Officers’ Training School
Medical Department
Springfield
Mass
Mark
John
Maryland
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Beretson
Bath
H. A. Spinney
New Bedford Mass
Edna M. Coolidge
Bath and
Brunswick
Arlene Lynch
Freemont Rowe
Walter Delano
Maurice Hinckley, Jr
Annual Meeting of White Ribboners in Federal tone
Mrs Ora Dauphin hosted the White Ribboners WCTU meeting at Spring Street with the monthly business session and annual officer election. Elizabeth Trott presided, recalling Miss Alice May Douglas and reading letters from state officers. Officers re elected for the year and committees named for memorial programs. Candy and nuts were served. Edward B Cohen, son of Morris Cohen, was named a flight officer at the South Plains Army Flying School in Texas after completing training in gliders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Dauphin
WCTU
Spring Street
Elizabeth Trott
Alice May Douglas
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Frances E. Willard
Mabel Paquet
May
Edward B. Cohen
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Winged Commandos
Lubbock
South Plains
Mrs Josie Lebel Hosts Quilting Club Meeting
Mrs Josie Lebel entertained the Quilting club Monday evening. Refreshments were served after the sewing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lebel
Quilting Club
Maine House Sets Deadlines For Private Legislation 1943
State of Maine orders that no bill for private or special legislation be received after February 8 1943 except by unanimous consent with further rules for reception by February 3 1943 and publication in state papers. Also another order sets a February 10 1943 deadline with similar unanimous consent rules and publication obligations. A true copy Attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
House
Senate
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Vincent Grady
Clarence Allen
Lee Street
Pennsylvania
Robert Fulton
Bucksport
Virginia Butler
Phyllis Reid
Grange Hall
Llewellyn Rogers
Fred Larrabee
Lillian Rogers
Edward Burns
Herbert Simpson
William Powers
Charles Doyle
Melvin Comeau
Nellie Perry
J. B. Cook
Courtney Stover
Francis Deehan
Clara Hammonds
Harry Peterson
Farm Bureau
Lowell
Philip Burns
Bert
Calvin Wing
Horace Morse
Merton Wright
Ronald Larrabee
Annie Fowle
Bath Were Sunday Callers On Mrs. Wright
W. H. Larrabee
Gideon Brown
Caribou
Massachusetts
F. W. Deehan
The
Grange
Bobby Boudreau
Alpha Booker
Fred P. Emmons
Lincoln Street
Mayland L. Booker
New York
Scott Maxson
Edward Mank
Edward, Jr
Brenda
Isabell Lewis
Elmer Mank
Syrenus
Pvt
Carlton Bailey
U. S. Army
Camp Swift
Texas
Gertrude Greenleaf
Hardings
Mahlon Tarry
Madison
Ronald Carlton
John Perkins
Robert Waterman
Fort Devon’s
Frances Waterman
Fletcher Waterman
Dorothy Waterman Owens
Ednar Owens
Fort Eustis
Virginia
Leonard Smith
G. C. Smith
David Clayton
Bobby Footer
Bobby Gardiner
J. Lemont
Eddie Babine
N. A. White
Albert White
Warren
Clarence Tecei
Boston
John Gowen
John Osborn
Frank King
Margaret Lang
Robichaud
Joseph Robichaud
Cook
Charles Darrah
Memorial Hospital Association
Sewall
R.N
Corporation of Bath Memorial Hospital
John P. Carey, Jr
Miriam W. Kimball
Frederick P
Wolstenholme
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Pres. Sewall
Edwin R. Andrews
Carroll A. Deering
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur J. Dunton
Mary F. Gibbons
Mark W. Hennessy
J. Frank Hunt
Justus H. Miller
Harry F. Morin
J. Albert Redlon
Ralph G. Stetson
L. Eugene Thebeau
Redlon
Frederick P. Moffatt
Carl E. Albee
John H. Hunt
Arthur Sewall
Harry W. Crosman
Edward W. Bridgham
J. Albert Redson
Arthur Sewall II
Harry G. Deering
Roger D. Skillings
A. M. Main
Allan Spear
Thebeau
Armed Forces
United States
Small Point
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Contract Club
Nightingale Club
Philadelphia Electric Power Co
U. S. Treasury
First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. of
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting