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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1948

Page

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Bath Memorial Hospital praised by patients in feature

The Bath Memorial hospital is hailed by patients as a wonderful staff run institution. Mothers Marjorie Collins and Grace Jones praise the nurses and food quality while expressing strong support for continuing the hospital drive.

Donald Collins University of Maine Collins Peter Ray Bath Memorial Hospital Canadian Seacoast Louisiana Bayou Red Cross Bath Marjorie Collins Raymond Mrs. Collins Reader Dennis Murphy

Monthly Auxiliary Meeting at Bath Hospital Report

The Bath Hospital auxiliary held its monthly meeting and reported on donations and distribution. Mrs. Charles Doyle presented the treasurer's report which was approved. Volunteers logged hours and material donations included gowns gloves and various supplies for patient care.

Auxiliary OF Bath Hospital Renee Charles Doyle King

Bath Honors WWII Heroes in Memorial Dedication Parade

Crowds witness dedications along the new highway approaches to the Carlton bridge in Bath. The Bath Veterans Association sponsors ceremonies for the Cyril E Leeman memorial highway and the Pitman Square memorial, with veterans groups, a parade, firing squads, and city officials present.

Carlton Bridge Bath Ivon Flaherty Park John J. Fiame Maine Bath Veterans Association Coast Street Lincoln Street Timothy C. Maney St. Mary's Church Neterans Association Veterans Associations State Guard Route 1 Charles M Paul L. Davis Atlantic Cyril E. Leeman Tubbs Washington Street Read Pitman USN Jo Purdue Winter Street Congregational Church William J. Corted, Jr Bath Veterans’ Association Bath Police Department Ehiann Depense Ceales Leeman Flaherty Highway Pitman Uare Salen Paar Tron Works Corp

Closing of Phippsburg clam flats leaves questions unanswered

The May meeting with Gov Hil dreth and federal health officials set a polluting test plan for Parker Head Georgetown and Atkins Bay flats. Six months later results showed most samples below pollution thresholds, yet one Atkins site exceeded 2400 for clams though water remained under 70.

Horace Hildreth Sev and Shore le Sn State Herald Udell Elfa Ve Federal Public Health Bureau Parker Head Georgetown Atkins Bay Phippsburg Edward W. Bridgham Kennebec Parker Atkins

New Report Cards Adopted by Bath School District

Bath schools replace traditional letter grades with progress ratings A through U for subjects and a separate Attitude and Habits scale. Teachers assess social attitudes and work habits, emphasize personal conferences, and avoid using report cards for promotion decisions. cards issued four times yearly except pre primaries twice.

Erie Bath New England Board of Education

Bath Elks Observe Annual Visitation Night

Friday night was annual visitation night at the Bath Lodge of Elks with District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Fred J. Orino of Rumford and his suite present. One hundred sixty four Elks attended a lobster salad dinner before the business session as the group heard the message “Let Democracy Work” and learned of the Elks National Home visit in Bradford Virginia.

PDD Fred J. Orino Rumford DDGER Waldo Marshall Bath Philip Isralson Robert Brewer Rockland Edward J. McMann PPMEA Charles Kidder Per Joseph Mullaney G.E. Nugent Portland ELK McVicar Dean Haskins Harry W. Thebeau Roland Gillies Frank Drigotas Lewiston Frank Reinoehl Roscoe Higgins Bath Lodge of Elks Elks G. E. R Orino Elks National Home Bradford Henry J. Parent Per. Rumford Dwight Stevens Harold V. Fielding John P. Carey Albert H. McMann Thomas Cummings Jesse W John Hart Leland Fortier Clayton Fortier Arthur Panagu Ralph Houston Elwood Legard Kenneth Noyes Reginald Burns

Petitions push for Bath school district to fund new facilities

Citizens and the Bath Department of Education back a proposed Bath School District to finance school housing upgrades. The plan argues current Central Grammar and Center Street schools are inadequate and that only a city district can raise funds beyond the state debt limit.

Central Grammar Center Street Citizens’ Planning Committee Department of Education Bath

New Traffic Lights Tested on the New Highway

A new system of traffic control devices has been installed on the new highway. The lights prioritize highway traffic when present and use a pressure device on Middle Street to switch from red to green for safety. Pedestrian buttons operate similarly to allow crossing when needed.

Baney Middle Street

Judge Dunton Honored by Maine Horse Association Banquet

Judge Arthur J. Dunton of Bath received a silver service plaque at the Maine Horse Association banquet in Portland. Presented by Maine Development Commission’s Everett E. Greaton, the honor cited his leadership and annual sponsorship of the Pastime Horse Show at the Dunton summer residence, noted as the event’s most outstanding year.

Arthur J. Dunton Bath Everett E. Greaton Maine Development Commission Maine Horse Association Falmouth Portland Dunton Maine Group Judge Dunton

Traffic safety lesson on new Center Street light

Chief of Police Frank L Moriarty will instruct primary grades at Center Street School tomorrow morning about the new traffic light system at Center Street junction with the highway. He will lead one class at a time on a supervised tour to show how the light operates in practice.

Frank L. Moriarty Center Street Moriarty

Dense population in Victoria region of Africa noted

Article notes the Victoria area in Africa hosts a population density as high as 1000 per square mile, believed to be the continent's densest. It discusses the impact on resources and local life amid rising numbers and housing pressures.

Victoria Africa

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