Chautauqua Week Opens Here June 24
Swarthmore Chautauqua schedules a week of events June 24 to 30 headlined by Smilin’ Thru with Grace Halsey Mills and Jane Cowl, plus concerts by Petrie’s Singing Band, Louise Stallings recital, lectures by Arthur Walwyn Evans and Carlton Chamberlayne, and a Torch Bearers pageant with a closing Hawaiian concert.
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Swarthmore Chautauqua
Jane Cowl
Grace Halsey Mills
Kathleen
Leon M. Pearson
Louise Stallings
Petrie
Paul Whiteman
Vincent Lopez
Charles S. Medbury
Des Moines
Arthur Walwyn Evans
David Lloyd George
Carlton Chamberlayne
Canada
New York
Katherine
Durieux
Andrew Visecchi
Laura Verne
Tom Corwine
George W. Vierra
Graduates Hear Fine Sermon by Rev C M Tubbs
Members of the class of 1925 at Morse high dressed in dark gray gowns attended a commencement service at Universalist church. Rev C M Tubbs of Grace Episcopal delivered a baccalaureate sermon on originality based on Romans 8 28 urging graduates to forge their own paths, rely on personal experience, and pursue knowledge, liberty, happiness, and a noble career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Universalist Church
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Martha Bates
Charles Cummings
Dorothy Hogue
America
George Wilson Seumdder
Bessie Hunt
Florence Beals
Leland Ames
Sanford Nickerson
Charles ©. Miller
The
Nazarene Church
Mr. Tubbs
America the Beautiful
Charles E. Brooks
Wesley M. E. Church
Tubbs
Children’s Day Exercises Draw Large Audiences
Children’s day observed at Central Congregational church with Sabbath school children receiving baptism. Rev. David L. Wilson led prayers and address. Wildflower decorations and a large parent turnout highlighted the program featuring recitations, solos, duets, and a final song by the children.
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Central Congregational Church
David L. Wilson
Luther Thompson
Harriet Ledyard
Mary Appleton
Mary Lord
Helen Brown
Merion Wakefield
Ralph W.rage
Carol Stevens
Richard Farnham
Nellie King
Louise Briggston
Charles Bracca
Jesus
Martha Page
Grace Goodwin
Mother
Dorothy Ham
Marjorie Legard
Ruth King
God
Donald Dudley
Ellen Stevens
Jeanette Sanborn
Shirley Moore
Rwea
Charlotte Page
Siseain Bells
Muriel McDonald
Calvin Rogers
Betty Fuller
Speedy Yo-Ho cruiser trials thrill Kennebec waterfront
Bath Iron Works launched Sunday a 50 foot express cruiser named Yo-Ho capable of 30 mph. With W S Newell at the wheel the six cylinder Sterlings powered bold runs on the Reach drawing cheers. After adjustments the craft roared at full speed, spraying water, then headed to New Haven and New York City for the owner’s use between Glenn Cove and Manhattan. Captain Peter M Gordon commends the craft as locals form new friendships during its stay.
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Bath Iron Works
Kennebec
W. S. Newell
LB. I. W
Rodney Ross
Aine
Mnuch
Yo-Ho
New Haven
New York City
Glenn Cove
Long Island Sound
New York
Peter M. Gordon
Maine
Plans Complete For Sailing Of MacMillan Party
Maine plans a grand farewell for Lieut. Com. Donald MacMillan departing Wiscasset on June 20. Gov Brewster will host a Newagen Inn banquet June 1 9 with officials, Navy officers, and civic leaders from Maine and beyond. Civil groups from Minneapolis and Chicago join in, with radio messages expected from President Coolidge and others. Countless dignitaries and institutions prepare to honor the explorer as Bowdoin students stage a sendoff and Portland Rotarians pledge a joint farewell along the coast.
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Donald MacMillan
Wiscasset
Peary
Ralph O. Brewster
Newagen Inn
Southport
Joshua L. Brooks
National Geographic Society
United States National Geodetic Society
United States Navy
Coolidge
Fuller
Massachusetts
Civitan
MacMillan
Brewster
Navy
Wilbur
W. A. Moffett
Adolphus W. Greely
Conway
N. Y
Gilbert Grosvenor
Lt. Riggs
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Society
Bowdoin
United States
Frederick Hale
Bert M. Fernald
Carroll L. Beedy
Wallace H. White, Jr
John E. Nelson
Ira G. Hersey
Albert Stearns
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Maine
Robert Peary
North Vale
Robert Peary, Jr
Marie
Lt Stafford
U.S. Navy
Stafford
Jessie
Eva
Haverhill
Mass
Letitia Fogg
Freeport
Lillian
Mae
Bird
Com
E. FF. MacDonald
American Broadcasting Association
Onge
RE. Curtis Mathews
Portsmouth
N. H
Bowdoin College
Alma Putter
Brunswick
Rotarians
Vortlind
Vortland
Maine Governors Meet for Seventeenth Conference at Poland Spring
Plans for the governors annual gathering at Poland Spring House from June 28 to July 4 include a Navy dirigible cruise, amphibian plane demonstrations, a first Governors yacht race at Bar Harbor, and a Lyndonia cruise. Special trains, dinners, tours of Lafayette National Park, and a Bangor and Aroostook Rail special accompany the program. The committee includes Trinkle Brewster and Groesbeck.
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Poland
Spring House
New England
Coolidge
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Shenandoah
Bar Harbor
Army
Poland Spring
New York
Mineola
I. S
Wilbur
Portland
Cyrus H. Curtis
Lyndonia
Edward Bok
Mt. Desert
Frenchman’s Bay
Camden
Maine
Frenchman's Bay
Maine Woods
New Sweden
Great Woods
Ralph O. Brewster
James G. Blaine
Lafayette National Park
National Park
United States
Walter ‘Damrosch
Bangor
Aroostook
Fort Kent
Grand Falls
Canada
Houston
Pennsylvania
New York City
Calvin Austin
North River
Murray Street
Long Island Sound
Cape Cod Canal
State of Maine
Congress Square
City
Portland Harbor
Poland Spring House
Vth
U. M. Infantry
6Th
Morse High School Large Class Graduates in Bath City
Morse High School celebrates its largest graduating class with 111 seniors in a packed Columbian Theatre. The program features salutatory by Helen Curran, essays on idealism and originality, musical numbers, and a class history in military style, led by Albert Austin and Charles Cummings.
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Morse High School
Morse
Bath
Columbin
Albert Austin
Charles F. Cummings
George McMann
Elizabeth F. Coombs
Martha Bates
Bela
Lincke
Tocaben
David JL. Wilson
Helen Curran
George W. Dean
Board of Education
Adams
Charles Freemont Cummings
Charles Darwin
James Watt
Robert Fulton
Marconi
Henry Ford
Helen Madelyn Brown
Jules Verne
Poe
Rue Morgue
Raven
Pestalozza
Pauline A. Nickerson
Louise Bh. Holbrook
Plarriet KE. Brown
Pauline M. McDonald
George A. Scudder
Ephriam J. Wooler
Charles I. KR. Hooker
Harold JE. Brown
Ephriam
Elizabeth Fulton Coombs
J. L. Coombs
South Street
Mary Helen Curran
William J. Curran
Bath Street
Perry L. Thompson
Elm Street
Dorothy Ellen Donnell
William H. Donnell
San Diego
Cal
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