Chautauqua Daughters of the American Revolution Remember
The article honors the Daughters of the American Revolution and their mission to preserve memory of the Revolution, celebrate liberty, and educate future generations. It recounts Fort Moultrie and Lexington scenes, flag symbolism, and loyalty across states. Performances and social notes from the Chautauqua gathering include lectures, baseball, and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ualy
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
North Dakota
Daughters of the
Lexington
Ld Bay
Baltimore
Fort Moultrin
Wm. Jaspar
Valley Forge
Paul Revere
North Church
Boston
Cuba
Presido
Manila
Washington
Montgomery
Putnam
Warren
Stars and Stripes
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Molly Pitcher
Enton
Oarigo
Mascarees Bay
Pacific Ocean
Malaysia
Riv
Summer School Enrollment Reaches New High
The summer school reports 134 more than last year with 38 trainees buying season tickets to the Chautauqua. New registrants include Mabel Graves, Mary Bronson, W Coombs, and Dr. Robertson, president of Red River Valley University, who spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivkéta
Chautauqua
Saa
Ramsey County Ae
Mabel Graves
Mary Bronson
W Coombs
Dr. Robertson
The
Red River Valley University
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