Bath Memorial Hospital nursing graduates Thursday night
Graduation exercises for the Student nurses of Bath Memorial Hospital will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 in Morse High School auditorium. The entire nursing staff will attend to celebrate the awarding of diplomas to the members of the graduating class. Mrs. Saradon Thexter of Portland is among the honorees with ties to local residents. The ceremony features addresses by Dr. Lanai and others, with music by the hospital orchestra.
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Bath Memorial
Morse High School
Cere
Saradon Thexter
Portland
Freder H. Kimball
Hier
Urinz Coonan
Tosxert
Tate
Lanai
West Bath Grange Holds Eighteen Final Degrees
Mrs Sewall presided at a West Bath Grange meeting where eighteen members received final degrees and retired officers included Mrs Lewhart, Mrs Weather, and Mrs Resene MacFattem. A detailed program featured lectures, reports, and a church service planned for the following Sunday.
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Fighteen
West Bath Grange
Osmo Garden Club Basket Luncheon Recap
The Osmo Garden Club held a basket luncheon with members discussing club activities. Remarks praised members like Mrs Harro Muslinchy and Mrs Fre Isash while planning for the upcoming year and noting donations and attendance at the event.
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Osmo Garden Club
Club Meeting Brings Humor and Interest to Members
Mrs nartes Kinees delivered a light talk on future topics while Mrs Morti Powech read two amusing programs. The gathering entertained attendees and featured offset fees discussed by the group in a social club setting.
Birthday Party Honors Miss Boucher On Seventeenth
Miss Marie Boucher celebrated her seventeenth birthday Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed wed B Mambkeit on Floral Street. Guests enjoyed dancing, a decorated cake, and a light supper with assorted cookies and punch. The event honored the young honoree with music by the Vactroija and warm thanks to Mrs. Hamblett for hosting.
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Marie Boucher
Francis Boucher
Floral Street
Edwed
Sumner Sewall
Mames
Thamage Nuum
Hamblett
Mase Boucher
Jeter
Sewall
Aiiaar
Miss Boucher
Mewburys
Aliee Larson
Amelia Bourzeon
Lloas McAllister
Arline Carr
Fern Boucher
Dorothy Carr
Barbara Perry
Gertrude Boucher
Fay Summers
Marilyn Bouget
Connie Barter
Phyllis Baster
Allen McAllister
Billy Ketchum
Allen White
Dennis Meadum
Joe Hart
Red Seneca
Harold Davis
Morris Grimmerd
Armene Bernier
Oscar Paradis
Eugene Burgess
Leonard Boucher
Hamibjiett
Rotarians Hear of Teacher Shortage and War Time Pressures
Earle Hutchinson, Maine director of Secondary Schools, spoke at the Sedgwick Rotary luncheon on the difficulty of staffing schools during wartime. He warned that teacher shortages threaten discipline and interest as Defense work draws workers, noting Maine lost about 1,000 teachers and that many schools closed or relied on underqualified staff. Hutchinson praised student efforts to support war bonds, stamps, scrap drives, and other drives.
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Rotars Club
Earle Hutchinson
Maine
Sedgwick
Army
Navy
Mets
Hutetunmsun
Bath
Wiseman Farm
Bates
Mass Adelaide Campbell
E. F. Campbell
High Street
Robert Steele
George Bradford
Meetrose
Mass
Asn
Miller Putts Wed at Wesley Methodist Church Parsonage
Howard G Miller USN and Mast Martha Alice Putt of Fort Wayne Ind were married Monday evening at six at Wesley Methodist church parsonage Rev Chester B Oliver officiating The single ring ceremony was used Attending were Albert H Shipley USN of Pittsburgh Pa and Miss Mary Moody employed at the Bath Works Corp They announced plans for Miss Muriel Grace to return to Bath within a few days Grace traveled with her mother Mrs William Grace to St Petersburg Fla and to New York City prior to the visit Also with Grace were Mrs J Leslie Coombs of Reading Mass formerly of this city who later returned home
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Howard G Miller
Martha Alice Putt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wesley Methodist Church Parsonage
Chester B. Oliver
Albert H. Shipley
USN
Pittsburgh
Mary Moody
Bath From Works Corp
Muriel Grace
Bath
Formantss
St. Petersburg
Flz
William Grace
New York City
Miss Grace
J. Leslie Coombs
Reading
Mass
Miss Ruth Ann Murphy Weds Robert H. Stone Jr in Bath
Miss Ruth Ann Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs James Murphy of 9 Bailey Street Bath became the bride of Robert H. Stone Jr of Newark New Jersey in a 11 o'clock Saturday morning ceremony at the Central Congregational church parsonage. Rev Raymond G Putnam performed the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Newark.
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Ruth Ann Murphy
James Murphy
Bailey Street
Robert H. Stone, Jr
Newark
N. J
This City
Central Congregational Church
Raymond G. Putnam
Barbara Trott
Ronald Stone
Miss Trott
Woride
Morse High
Bath Savings Institution
Robert H. Stone
Court Street
Bath Iron Works
de Laval Steam Turbine Co
Trenton
N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Stone Left Immediately After the Wedding For Newark, N. J
Bath
M'Carthy Pinkham Wedding At Bayonne
Mrs. Jacob Wheeler of 19 Corliss Street attended the wedding of her niece Miss Anna Pinkham to Lieut. John J. McCarthy Jr. in Bayonne New Jersey. The couple hosted a reception at the Pinkham home and honeymooned with the bride’s grandfather in North Berwick before heading to Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Jacob Wheeler
Corliss Street
New York City
Bayonne
N. J
Anna Pinkham
John J. McCarthy, Jr
Earle Pinkham
West 41St Street
McCarthy
North Berwick
Merritt Pinkham
Arrowsic
Doubling Point
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Lieut. McCarthy
Past Ladies' Club Meets Monday Night
Past Ladies club of Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Duely on Rose Street for the regular monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Emma Daley and Mrs. Maude Clark. Contract bridge and flinch were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lucy Perry, Mrs. Mary Curtis, Mrs. Sadie Savage, and Mrs. Amelia Mitchell. Ice cream and cake were served. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Frances Clark on Upper Washington Street.
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Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Emma Daley
Maude Clark
Duely
Rose Street
Lucy Perry
Mary Curtis
Sadie Savage
Amelia Mitchell
Frances Clark
Upper Washington Street
John Hunt
Lizzie Belle Chaney
Lucelia Blake
Jennie Oliver
Ameila Mitchell
Farm and city shore property listings offered by Fred B Reed Co
Real estate listings advertise buying and selling farm and city shore properties by Fred B Reed Company Man Stanley E Wallace at 93 Front Street Bath. Telephone number provided.
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City Shore
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front St . Bath
Tel
Ata
Bowdoinham Wedding and Local News Highlights
Miss Charlotte White married Corp. Walter Potter in a Bowdoinham Baptist church ceremony performed by Rev. A. M. Craig. Attendees included relatives from Augusta Sabattus and South Paris. The event featured period dress, a reception at the bride’s home, and gifts of Maine quartz pendants. Other items note Ardene E. Grant’s fine for an overloaded truck, a death in West Gardiner, a birth in Brunswick, and local personal notices and arrivals.
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Baptist
Bowdoinham Ridge
Charlotte White
Corp
Walter Potter
A. M. Craig
Phyllis White
Lois White
Augusta
Clifford Miller
Malden
Mass
Jack Gates
South Paris
Lawrence Potter
Sabattus
Marshall White
Bowdeinham
Neil Bishop
Edward White
Potter
Bowdoinham
Richmond High School
University of Maine
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Beta Kappa
West Paris
Sabattus High School
Alpha Gamma Rho
Alpha Zeta-Honorary Agricultural Society
Fort Benning
Maine
Guy Williams
Webster
Bickford
Lisbon
Charles White
Clinton Thurlow
David White
John Ingraham
Wilmington
Del
Arthur Potter
Ardene E. Grant
Auburn
James H. Ames
Sidney Gray
West Gardiner
William Wood
Gilbert Wildes
Brunswick Hospital
Elmer Allen
Ralph McEwen
Jacob Barter
Gardiner General Hospital
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Extension Talks
West Bath Farm Bureau members met with Mrs Edward K Thompson and Edna M Cobb of the University of Maine Extension Service to discuss food production farm labor programs and home management. The gathering covered gardening duties apparel farming volunteers and the Emergency Farm Service while noting upcoming canning conferences and a July program on sewing and storage. Private Harold Bubar arrived from Los Angeles for a short leave with his wife at the Pearson home.
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West Bath
Edward K. Thompson
Edna M. Cobb
University of Main
Doris McCready
Cobb
Victor
Thompson
Willian Davis
Oscar Adams
Th County
Extension Service
Grange Hall
William A Coombs
Bath Street
Bath
Walter Marco
Adams
Robert Coombs
E. C Donnell
E. W. Haggett
L. D. Small
Perry L Thompson
E. E. Whittemore
Pfe
Harold Bubar
USA
Los Angeles
Ard
Olof Pearson
Hinckle Street
Bubar
Desert Trainin Center
Buba
Caribe
Newport Durin
Pribar
Bom
California
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Wesses
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Isetella
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Alme
Eve McEimon
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Ware
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Harro Muslinchy
Marrs
Fetevn
Gork Msi
Amwametang Oumumince
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Drumbear
Lenz Donne
Eoqucerd
Umm Tee
Fred Irish
Amd
Ross Meccade
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Country Store
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Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
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Belita
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Eddie Quillan
Mary Beth Hughes
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Jack Oakie Bari
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