Resignation of Michigan U President Sparks Campus Feud
Ann Arbor Michigan factions clash after Dr Clarence C Little resigns as University president effective June 1. Supporters praise his drive for reform while critics blame him for turning Michigan back ten years. His programs included University college for freshmen sophomores and alumni cooperation initiatives.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence C. Little
Little
University
Michigan
Marion Leroy Burton
Harvard University
Young
Burton
University College
Board of Regents
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Dr. Little
Alfred H. Lloyd
Read how waterfalls grow shown in canyon walls
Ithaca New York scientists explain how the retreat of falls carves gorges to reveal their history. The pace of gorge formation depends on plunge pool erosion versus weathering, with Niagara cited as a rapid example and weathering producing wider gorges than the current stream.
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Ithaca
N. I
American Association For the Advancement of Science
O. D. von Engeln
Cornell University
Thic Falls
von Engeln
Niagara
Pact Masters of Polar Star Andrew J Puller
John W Ballou notes the 1863 65 era figures and the Polar Star pact ties in a concise historical record. The fragment references Andrew J Puller with birth and death years and a cryptic '66, '73 marker tied to Ballou.
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Pact
Andrew J. Puller
John W. Ballou
McIntire Bracca Wedding Held in Bath
Ruth Bracca of Bath married Dana L. McIntire of Boston on February 26 with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. The bride, formerly Ruth King, is the daughter of Mrs. Alfred King of 46 South Street. The groom serves as head steward on the yacht Vanda docked at Bath Tron Works Corp. Miss Sue Richardson of Brunswick visits Mrs. Warren M. Stilphen in Middle Street.
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Ruth Bracca
Bath
Dana L. McIntire
Boston
David L. Wilson
McIntire
Ruth King
Alfred King
South Street
Vanda
Bath Tron Works Corp
Sue Richardson
Brunswick
Warren M. Stilphen
Middle Street
Winnegance Church Revives Sunday School and Socials
About 25 pupils and teachers attend socials at Mrs. Charles Perkins home as efforts continue to revive the Winnegance Sunday school. Regular services resume with weekly Sunday sermons at 2 30 p m and Sunday school at 3 30 p m. Plans for an Easter concert are underway with Mrs. Stewart Day chairing the program committee.
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Winnegance
Charles Perkins
High Street
John G. Morse
Arthur Lemont
Harry S. Oliver
Fmery Footer
Winneganee Churen
William Fletcher
Grace Trask
Sherman L. Morse
Edgar Oliver
Rey Dennell
Doe Hooch
Shorey
Harry Oliver
Women’s Auxiliary
Phippsburg
Bath woman making friends on sea voyage memory
Mrs. Butler recalls a life at sea with Captain Butler, enduring seasickness, surviving a tropical hurricane that carried away sails and rudder, and steering 5000 miles by hand. She crossed the ocean ten times, spent twenty Christmases at sea, and valued port calls in Baltimore Rio Janeiro Teneriffe and South American trips.
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Mrs. Butler
Capt. Butler
Butler
Cape Hatteras
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Canary Islands
South America
Eio Janeiro
Rio Janeiro
Teneriffe
Musband
Community Notes From Phippsburg and Nearby
Local society items list visits and guests across Phippsburg Winnegance Bath and surrounding towns. Mrs James E Perry hosted dinner. visitors include Mrs Augusta Campbell Mrs John Rogers and Mrs Emma Ingalls among others. trips to Bath Boston Portland and East Brunswick noted. officials such as Game Warden John Perkins cited.
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James E. Perry
Freeman C. Bowker
John D. Rogers
Augusta Campbell
Winnegance
George Ingalls
Bath
F. H. Merritt
Portland
Ralph Legard
Ashdale
A. C. Brown
Boston
Mary Peterson
George C. Nichols
John Perkins c
East Brunswick
Woman Sailor Served as Ship Doctor and Navigator on Winslow
Mrs. Butler sailed aboard the Edward B. Winslow as an unofficial ship’s physician and navigator. She calculated longitude from sun observations, matched her reckoning with her husband’s, and treated injuries and illnesses for 36 years with a small crew. They later settled in Bath and enjoyed ashore life and social circles.
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Mrs. Butler
Minor Streety
Edward B. Winslow
Steware
Capt
Bath
Phippshore
Atlantic
Augusta
Percy Marks Is New Head Of Colonial Club
W Percy Marks was elected president of the Colonial club at a Tuesday night meeting and inducted with the club song. Officers named include J Haviland Torrey as vice president Edwin F Ramsay as secretary Allan Spear as treasurer Marius H Pave for three years Frank H Turner on the finance committee two years and Percy Pratt as active member. Kingsley retired and presented a smoking dor. The minstrel show committee reported receipts of 152.15 from Jan 31 and Feb 1. A Brunswick club match was set for March 13 and a May ball may be organized by a appointed committee.
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W. Percy Marks
Colonial Club
Escor
J. Haviland Torrey
Edwin F. Ramsay
Allan Spear
Marius H. Pave
Frank H. Turner
Chester S. Kingsley
Brunswick Club Colonial Club
Percy Pratt
Robinsons Host Remoblers Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harry D Robinson hosted the Remoblers club for a dinner at their Washington home. Menu included baked ham potato balls turnip spinach rolls bananas a la mode pineapple fluff cake and coffee. Guests listed Mr and Mrs E A Garcelon Mr and Mrs Albert Gallant and Mr and Mrs George Wade. Next Sunday’s meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Wade.
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Harry D. Robinson
Remoblers Club
Washington
E. A. Garcelon
Albert Gallant
George Wade
Wade
Contractors Complete Big Changes Quickly
Edward B. Smith praises Kerr and Houston contractors for rapid work at W. H. Smith & Son store. Frank M. Churchill supervised removal of old ceiling, installation of five steel girders, new ceiling, and fresh paint. Work required brick cuts to fit longer girders and produced minimal dust with no breakage. The store now looks newly opened and more attractive.
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Edward B. Smith
W. H. Smith & Son
Kerr & Houston
Frank M. Churchill
Sam Belanger
Free for All Fight Ends Harbor Basketball Game
A brawl broke out in a Harbor Wednesday night ending the Portland Boys' Club versus Boothbay Harbor Bears game early in the fourth period. Eddie Col ley, former Gath coach Coaching the Portland club, withdrew his players after the melee as Boothbay led 20 to 14 in a rough contest sparked by Portland’s Erlick objecting to Perkins' rough play.
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Portland Boys' Club
Boothbay Harbor Bears
Harbor
Eddie Colley
Frmerly
Gath
Portland Boys
Boothbay Bears
Erlick
Portland
Perkins
Boothbay
Equestrian Statue of Asbury Draws Washington Attention
Washington observer notes the Francis Asbury statue on 16th Street two miles north of the White House. The memorial shows Asbury as a circuit rider on horseback with a Bible in hand and the inscription The Prophet of the Long Road. Born in 1745 in England, Asbury led American Methodists through frontier travel and preached across distant settlements.
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Josephus Daniels
Asbury
Long Road
16Th Street
White House
Washington Street
Coolidge
Taft
Francis Asbury
Birmingham
England
John Wesley
Wesley Brothers
John
Charles
American
Wesley
America
Young Asbury
Atlantic
Asbury Pioneer of American Methodism and its Global Reach
Omar W. Folsom details Bishop Francis Asbury's vast pastorate from 1731 to his death, walking 5000 to 6000 miles yearly on horseback to plant churches across America. He preached daily, visited families, wrote nearly a thousand letters yearly, and endured hunger and hardship while building a nationwide Methodist network.
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Ministry of Religion
Canada
Everglades
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio River
Asbury
New Hampshire
Green Mountains
Vermont
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Alleghenies
Connecticut
Hudson
Susquehanna
Potomac
Cumberland
Lfe
Paul
America
Naval seadrome project hires Gielow's New York firm
Henry J. Gielow Inc of New York, designer of Vanda, is retained as consulting engineer for the Armstrong seadrome to be built at Cape Hatteras and towed to mid ocean as an intermediate landing field for New York to Bermude airplanes. The 1930 project costs about 1.5 million dollars, spans 1200 by 400 feet, with a 43 member crew aboard for hotel, restaurant and ship support.
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Henry J. Gielow
Edward H. Armstrong
Gielow
H. E. Manville
Si-Esmaro
Bath Iron Works Corp
J. P. Morgan
Mayor Cahill Named to Bath Trust Executive Board
Mayor Charles H. Cahill has been elected to the executive board of the Bath Trust Co. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. Frank S. Bowker of Phippsburge. Cahill has served on the full Bath Trust Co. board for several years.
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Charles H. Cahill
The
Bath Trust Co
Frank S. Bowker
Phippsburge
Mr. Cahill
Bath Trust Cd
Gordon Funeral Held at 80 Bedford Street
The funeral of Charles E. Gordon was held Saturday afternoon at his home 80 Bedford Street with Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Church officiating. Bearers included Woodbury Potter Chester C. Anderson Capt. A. H. Hogan and John R. Norton. Burial followed in Oak Grove. Miss Hortense Starkey of China Village visited Mrs. Frances Day.
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Charles E. Gordon
Bedford Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Woodbury
Notice to Arthur S. Rowe in Sagadahoc suit to appear
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine orders notice by publication in Bath Independent. An action on the case seeks $82.14 with ad damnum $165. The writ dated May 4 1923 is returnable to the October Term 1928. The order requires publication three weeks in Bath with last issue at least 30 days before the term.
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Arthur S. Rowe
Bath Independent
Bath
Sagadahoc
Saga
Fred H. Thompson
Pfs
A. D
L.G
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Polar Star Lodge
Maszsnic Temple
Joseph A. Terrell
Raymond C. Brown
Oliver Moses
William A. Furber
Eben J. Marston
Delmar E. Bates
Edward W. Sampson
Harold BE. Cutting
Henry W. Owen Jr
Arthur B. Stilphen
William L. Skelton
Polar Star
John Shaw
George Goodwin
George W. Swain
Albert Henderson
Ladies of Genesta
O. FE
Olive Corliss
Mabel.Merrill
Elnora Oliver
Olos
Samuel Povich
Har
Chas. W. Larrabee
Chas. H. McLellan
Hiram A. Turner
Timothy B. Curtis
William C. Duncan
Edwin M. Fuller
Chas. W. Arras
Walter S. Russell
William B. Palmer
William H. Swett
Francis Gallagher
Augustus C. Sprague
George H. Clark
Clinton Child
William H. Hayden
Frank D. Munroe
Charles B. Furber
John A. Small
Samuel Welch
George A. Ward
Irving C. Trufant
Roy J. Buxton
Daniel S. Brierley
E. Motley Fuller
Alden P. Denham
William F. Hanscom
Chester L. Shepherd
Philip 4. Roberts
Arthur C. Hagan
Harold FE. Cutting
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Arthur B. Sulphen
Brown
Norway
Percy Marks
Bath Savings Institution
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
Washington, D. C
Call Gielow
Naval Project
Armstrong Seadrome
Midocean
C. E. Gordon Funeral
Hortense Starkey
China Village
Frances Day
State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Supreme Judicial Court
James B. Drake & Sons
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