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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1945

Page

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Bath Memorial Auxiliary Holds Accredited Monthly Meeting

Bath Memorial Auxiliary chaired by Mrs. Arthur King met in the hospital staff room to hear AMA updates on accreditation and volunteer hours. Treasurer Mrs. Doyle reported all bills paid, gifts acknowledged, and dues encouraged. next meeting set for August 3.

Bath Memorialital Auxiliary Hospital Arthur King Arthur W. Colby American Medical Association Bath Auxiliary Charles B. Doyle School of Nursing Service Beth Israel Synagogue Loren Jaffee Ts. King Oe Mana Ae Irvine Silendl Trowbridge Frank Reéinoehl J. Arthur Burgess Harry Carney Ward Service Harmon Smith Ira Fossett Norman Adams King Ralph Lewis Theodore Watson Eric Footer James Ledyard Alexander MacDonald Carl Anderson Ralph S

Mrs Kimball Returns From Summer Home Visit

Mrs F H Kimball of High Street returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs Langdon T Thaxter at her Summer residence on Cushing's Island Casco Bay.

F. H. Kimball High Street Langdon T. Thaxter Cushing

Rainier Wreck Recovered Echoes From Bath Shipyard Loss

War Correspondent Richard M. Hallet recounts the Rainier wreck off a South Pacific reef named Kerosene Reef after its cargo. Natives aided with wreckage finds including iron bits and possible blocks, while celebrations and Will Jackson Day marks followed. The Rainier, built in Bath in 1883, never reached Kobe, Japan after a collision delayed her voyage. a companion book by Omar J. Humphreys details the voyage, wreck, and rescue by the USS Essex.

Richard M. Hallet Portland Press Herald Rainier Morrison South Pacific Islands Hallet Maine America Will Jackson Philadelphia Kobe Japan Delaware River South Pacific The Omar J. Humphreys Fred D. Hill Bath Coral Reef U. S. S. Essex San Francisco Richard Hallet Richard Willis Jackson Charles T. Jackson South Street Will’’ Jackson Edwin L. Emmons Frank Emmons Edward Burnham

Woolwich Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred Soule of Montsweag marked their fifty years of marriage with a July 4 celebration at Woolwich Grange Hall. The day featured a formal reception, a varied program from dance to poetry, a grand march, and a receiving line with about 250 guests. The couple's family and friends presented gifts and toast, with tea served later at Mrs Soule's home and many tributes from attendees.

Fred Soule Montsweag Woolwich Grange Hall Robert Sutter Merle Jameson Woolwich Grange Sarah Bradford Leora Cramp Winifred Stafford William Robinson Evelyn Leeman Beverly Carleton Gladys Hathorn Jeanne Soule Jeannette Shaw Arleen Seegars Merle Keefe California

Bath-built destroyers in Halsey fleet named for Bath Iron Works ships

Admiral Halsey lists five Bath built destroyers joining the 1 000 plane Tokyo attack supporting force. The ships USS Frank Knox USS Southerland USS DeHaven USS Caperton and USS Cogswell were built at Bath Iron Works with launch and commissioning dates in 1943 and 1944.

Tokyo William F. Halsey U. S. Third Fleet Japan Halsey Bath Frank Knox Secretary of the Southerland William Henry Hudson Suther DeHaven Caperton Cogswell

Newell predicts Bath will stay busy after war

Bath Iron Works president William S. Newell told Bath Post-war Planning committee at City Hall that the plant can provide work for 2200 to 2300 employees after the war. Speakers praised Bath’s war record and urged proactive postwar planning to prevent unemployment and sustain economic growth.

William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp City Hall Bath Bath Iron Works Mr. Baxter Baxter Mills Maine Lewiston Portland Committee On Economic Development Dana Newell Mr. Newell

Registrations Open for Pine Haven Girls Camp Dates

Bath Girl Scout Council invites girls to register for Pine Haven day camp at Sewalls Woods running through July 20. Camp runs five days weekly 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Scouts and three days a week for Brownies with Mrs Alfred Carpenter coordinating.

Pine Haven Bath Yarmouth Edith Macy N. Y Red Cross Wayaka Oxford Nokomis Jeannette Stepheson Boston Marie Boucher U. S. O. Wives’ Club Gloria Dawson Merrymakers Louis Dole Morse High Martha Pratt Russell Grant Randall Daley Loyall Sewall Joan Henderson Harry Collins Arthur Bowker Leonard Wetherbee Camp Pine Haven Loren Jaffe New York School of Fine and Applied Art Lamson Bath Iron Works Ruth Coombs Gloria Brown Jean MacDonald Bowker L Louis Dole John Milton Arthur Sewall George Musk Harmon Smith

Governor to Nominate Bath County Commissioner

Interest grows over who will be appointed by Governor Hildreth to fill the unexpired Bath County Commissioner term after the death of Roscoe G. Bailey. Bath notables including Sanford B. Nickerson and other candidates from Bath are discussed as likely nominees. Mr and Mrs Frank Reinoehl have moved to the Palmer house on Washington Street.

Hildreth Roscoe G. Bailey Bath Sanford B. Nickerson First National Bank Neil S. Bishop Bowdeinham Frank L. Bailey Woolwich Charlies T. Small Justus H. Miller Karcher S. Jackson Frank Reinoehl Upper Washington Street Palmer House

Arthur Brisbane Remembered As One Of America’s Great Writers

Mrs. Chase Mellen of Chicago and her siblings recount Arthur Brisbane’s life from his Buffalo birth on December 12 1864 through his career at the New York Sun World and Hearst papers. They note his memory work ethic and aim to simplify books for broader readership. Brisbane’s early schooling in Europe and stint in journalism are highlighted along with anecdotes from Paris and London during the Victorian era.

Arthur Brisbane Chase Mellen, Jr Chicago Small Point Mellen Seward Haring Chandler Emily Eleanor New York New York Sun Brisbane New York Journal King Feaures Syndicate Buffalo N. Y Albert Sarah White Brisbane Harvard The Sun Joseph Pulitzer World Pulitzer Willliam Randolph Hearst Bris Evening Journal Hearst

American owned plants in Germany stripped of machinery

Arthur E. Dunning of Bath Maine, secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany, cites raids on American firms in occupied German areas. He says firms including National Cash Register and Ford were stripped of equipment, with delicate instruments left in Berlin stations. He estimates losses at 200 million dollars and notes plants were used for Hitler's war machine.

Germany Arthur E. Dunning Bath American Chamber of Commerce Berlin Louis P. Lochner National Cash Register Frigidaire Ford Opel General Motors Hollerith International Business Machines Singer, Mix and Genest Woolworth Dunning Adolf Hitler United States Heinrich Richter Chamber of Commerce Reich Dunnings State Department

Children Enjoy Summer Camp at Belgrade Lakes

Mrs James A Gillies chair Bath chapter of the National Foundation for lyrian tic BPacHiV ssoath cL announces a week long summer camp opening Monday at Belgrade Lakes Norih Pond site. Seventy five handicapped Maine children enjoy sun healthful surroundings with five Sagada yor County attendees. Camp uses a large lodge with kitchen recreation, housing ten cots per camp unit and a skilled chef.

James A. Gillies Bath National Foundation For Lyrantic Belerade Gilles Norih fGe Ser

Oldest U S Navy Destroyer Gracie Still Fights On

At Pearl Harbor the USS Allen nicknamed Gracie remains the oldest destroyer in the fleet. Commissioned in Bath Maine in 1916 she served in World War I and sat in red lead row for 20 years before reactivation and action on December 7 1941. George Roland Huntley Sr of Patten Maine serves aboard marking 15 months with the command.

Pearl Harbor T. H United States Navy Allen Gracie George Roland Huntley Patten Academy Navy Scovill’s Manufacturing Company Waterbury Conn Detroit Mich Huntley Roland Huntley Patten Bath Maine William Howard Allen William Henry Allen William Henryen Argus Exec S<ae

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