Nine student nurses graduate from Memorial Hospital
Grace church parish house hosted the graduation of nine student nurses from Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Dr. Joelle Hiebert of Central Maine General Hospital gave an inspiring address, praising hospital nursing education and community support while highlighting the role of small-hospital nursing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joelle Herbert
Central Maine General Hospital
Grace Church Parish
Memorial Hospital
Joelle Hiebert
Lewiston
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Arthur Sewall
Hospital Board of Trustees
Dr. Herbert
Sewall
Central
Maine -General
Herbert
Florence Nightingale
Fleichner
Kaiserwerth
Germany
Agreement Signed For Iron Workers Election At Bath Shipyard
Officials of Bath Iron Works, two unions, and an NLRB member sign to hold a June 25 election at People’s church basement to determine exclusive bargaining representation for over 4,000 workers at Bath and Harding fabrication plants. Eligible voters include production and maintenance staff on May 17, excluding clerical and supervisory roles. If no union gains a majority, a run-off is planned. neither option yields no election. The agreement names the firms, unions, and NLRB as supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
National Labor Relations Board
William S. Newell
Hardings
People’s Church
Iron Works
Frank C. Dingley
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers of Bath
Arthur J. Lebel
Local 4
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Louis R. Becker
First Region
NLRB
Harding
Armed Services of
United States
City Hall
Iumswa
Arthur Lebel
Melvin Savage
Fred Sprague
Lucien Koch
IBSW
Frank Dingley
Marple Stewart
Harry Muckler
Edward Whitehouse
Samuel Guptill
Archie Gilpatrick
Elmer Rogers
James Roberts
Matthew Harrison
Boyd L. Bailey
James W. Harkins
Cedric A. Martin
Jack Townsend
Independents
John Brown
Varied costuming charms Winter Street fashion show
A polished Winter Street Ladies aid fashion show drew a capacity crowd at Winter Street chapel. Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden chaired. commentator Mrs. Granville Colby narrated, as models displayed sport street and evening wear including redingotes and nylon gowns. Virginia Andre, Miss America lookalike, led the bridal section with bridesmaids and a Grecian style gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Redingotes
Virginia Andre
Jeanie Briggs
Linna Marie Purdue
Alice Darrah
Mary Morse
Natalie Perkins
Howard Pratt
Arthur C. Lemont
Aid
Purington
Charles A. Andre
John H. Sylvester
Morton Young
Elizabeth
Bath area to get 200 defense housing units approved
The Defense Housing Co ordination approves 9 893 dwelling units for workers in defense industries and Army Navy personnel in 32 localities with 200 homes to Bath. Units expect four to six rooms and moderates rents possibly 20 to 30 dollars monthly. Federal Work Agency to build under Lanham act with funding and utility extensions as needed. Construction start date not set. occupancy hoped before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Defense
Army
Navy
Charles F. Palmer
Defense Housing
Federal Work Agency
Palmer
Independent
Memorial Day Parade to Be Longest in Years in Bath
The Memorial day parade in Bath will be the longest in years, starting at 10 a.m. from High street in front of Morse High School, with four divisions and Bath's Battery D of the 240th C. A. as a feature. The route includes Read Nichols Co. wharf and Oak Grove cemetery ceremonies led by Hon. Robert H. Haskell, with multiple military, civic, and veteran groups marching and a volley at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Warner
High Street
Morse High School
Marshal Warner
Bath
240Th C. A
Roosevelt
Read Nichols Co
T. W. Hyde Camp
S. of A. V
Admiral Hughes
Navy Club of America
Grand Army Monument
Oak Grove Cemetery
Robert H. Haskell
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Center
Front
Lombard
Commercial Streets
Read Nichols
Commercial
Ferry
Oak
Middle
Centennial Avenue
Post Sedgwick
G. A R
T W. Hyde
Attractive New Bath Home At 154 Lincoln Street
Justus H. Miller built a new home at 154 Lincoln Street for Miss Jara D. Burns, a telephone operator occupying it since February 1. The five room dwelling has two chambers, kitchen, living room, bath, a broad end piazza, an air conditioned interior with an attractive fireplace and oil heating planned. Brick walk, grassy grounds, and a planned sun porch may follow after Saturday’s rain boosts the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Justus H. Miller
Jara D. Burns
Miss Burns
Beacon Street Pastor and Wife Receive Church Welcome
A large reception for Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Kinney followed the Sunday service at Beacon Street church. Clergy from area churches attended, with readings, music, and remarks by church leaders. flowers, lamps, and lilacs decorated the vestry while hosts served tea and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church
Charles L. Kinney
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Charles R. Sims
The
First Baptist
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley
Earl T. French
Church of the Nazarene
Louis A. Dole
New Church
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Herbert F. Milligan
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Charlies M
Marion Dain
Charles Maddern, Jr
Fred Pinkham
Kinney
Eugene McGrath
Ofeial Board
Howard C Paites
Cereus Anhouner
Geraldine Nickerson
Valerine
Beverly Packard
Gervraldine Nickerson
Juwis Carter
James
Reading
Arthur Packard
Kitines
Craft Wa
Hering Crooker
Pratt
Kidwanet St. Mlartan
Everett G2
Lenouit
Bath area business talk outlines twelve points for students
Rupert M. Irvig e manager of the New England Tel and Tel Co spoke to Morse high school's senior commercial class on the twelve points for four people entering business. The list included accuracy dependability efficiency appearance citizenship voice penmanship health education character and ability to get along with others. A question and answer period followed. Charles Brooks of Maine Builders Inc. spent the weekend in Boston and returned with Mrs Brooks who will stay several months in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert M. Irvige
New England Tel, & Tel Co
Bath Area
Morse High School
Charles Brooks
The
Maine Builders, Inc
Boston
Brooks
Bath
Maine builds 68 vessels for 229 million at Bath Iron Works
New England News Letter lists 199 war ships under construction in New England yards as of March 31. Maine yards account for 68 ships costing 229 million dollars, including Bath Iron Works building 30 cargo ships and 12 destroyer related vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England News Letter
New England Council
News Letter
Todd- Bath
South Portland
Groton
Connecticut
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Bristol Yacht Bldg. Co
South Bristol
Rice Brothers Corp
East Boothbay
Snow Shipyards, Inc
Rockland
Yodd-Bath Iron Works
Memorial Day Parade Forecast for Bath Maine
Clarence Warner, general chairman of Memorial day activities, predicts Bath will host its largest parade in years. Two bands and a drum corps with Drum Major Edwin L. Simmons in a new uniform are planned. Bath Battery D, 240th CA in Portland Harbor defenses may return for the day. Morse High School, St Dolios of Brunswick, and Brunswick Drum Corps join, with three parade divisions and various patriotic groups, fire departments, and local works units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty
V. F. W. Sons of American Legion
Roland Smith
U. S
Hughes
N. C
Kateon Camp
S. of
U. V
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brunswick
Bath Fire Department
Bath Iron Works Fire Department
Edwin L. Emmons
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High School
Bath
Clarence Warner
T. W. Higvde Camp
Edwin L. Simnons
Bath Battery D
St. Dolios Band of
Warner
City Fire Department
Irom Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.I.W. Bargaining Agency
Philip Hawkes
Richard
Janet
Westbrook
Hawkes
Reginald S. Farnham
Farnham
Fred J. Niles
Farnhams
Mary Minihane
Francis
William
W.fpa
Washington
Bath Police
St. John’s
C. A
Joseph A. Butler
T. W. Hydecamp
A. V
Ernest Edgar Kateon
Raymond G Putnam
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Rogers
Daughters of Veterans
Retail Merchants Association
Salvation Army
Red Cros
Lera D. Buekns
Beacon Street
Mro
Edirol Savage
Dauhter
Katherine
Belmont
Mass
Mroo
David Rich
Toni Street Xaw
University of Maine
Arthur Nelson
Nobel Wood
Guilford
Mr . Wood
Mrs &. B. Colson
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