Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-16


tees quite generally to make . carefui
investigation In the case Of each appii-
cant to gauge the awards by the ex-
tent of the mans needs. This has re-
suited in = comparatively low aver
age for each award and has made II
possible to extend substantial help to
. much larger number OF men. This
policy Of partial awards has been app
proved quite generally by sx.service
j men when they heard this meant the
helping of another buddy.
In Kennebec county the educational
service committee distributed II col
legiate scholarships having value of
s576. and 81 general scholarships--4s
in Z. NJ. c. A. schools, Il In non.Y. M.
G. A and correspondents schools. hav-
ing total value of $2s43. Total
amount returned to this county for
the aid of ex-service men. $3.50. These
scholarships were distributed All over
the county as far a. the ex-service
men could be reached. and cities and
towns are listed as follows with the
course taken:
Augusta-Y. NJ c. A. Salesmanship
course. Allen A. Bowling, Chester M.
Redmond, Wallace A. Price. Eugene =.
Genest, Clifton NJ. Tracey. L. Clarence
Frye, L. r. Sachrtder. Ralph S. Ingra-
ham. Henry W. Campbell, Philip C. Nc
/ Gouldrick; Elmer w. Thyng, Boston
University: George r. Caswell. Book
keeping and Business, United Y. Nj. c.
A. Schools; Harry E. Farnham, Short
Story Writing. Home Correspondence
School: r. D. Gilbert, Auto Mechanics,
United Y. NJ. c. A. Schools; John Allen,
Plumbing, United Y. NJ. C. A. Schools;
Lauris w. Wilson, Bookkeeping; Hay
den S. Ryan, Accountancy: Theo NJ.
Dutton. Auto Mechanics: Gordon r.
Edgar. Bookkeeping; Joseph D. Brown.
Automobile and Motor Truck Opera
@tion; Elmer w. Thyng, Accountancy;
George r. Cas- well, Practical English;
Joseph W. Leavitt, Architectural Con-
struction. Wentworth Institute: Clar-
ence S. Hatch. Structural Drafting:
John L. Frazier. Railway Mail Serv-
ice; Henry F. Hill Jr.. University of
Maine; Arnold w. Tyler, University
of Maine.
Hallowell--Carl S. Nickerson, Com
| plete. Commercial Course. Emitted Y.
M. c. A. Schools; Carl S. Aldrich,
Pharmacy Barbours course in Phar-
macy; Ralph S. Farrey. Automobile
Mechanics; Alphonse J. Therrien, Com
| plete Commercial Course.
Gardiner-Harry McKenney, Bates
College; James H. Stonier, Bates Col
lege; Chester A. Bentley. Colgate Uni
versity;- John NJ Cusick Bates Col
lege Maurice Dion. Bates College;
James E. Stonier. Bates College; Ches-
! ter c. Fowles, Craftsmanship.
Mt. Vernon-John Q. Thompson, Au-
, tomobile Mechanics.
Rehabilitation ]. Farnham. spe-
cial Course in Boston Y. NJ. G. A.;
Herbert S. Stiles. Bates College.
Togus-Joseph E. Willett, Modern
Business. Alexander Hamilton Insti-
tute; Sumner A. Glazier, Modern Bush
ness. Alexander Hamilton Institute.
Notwithstanding A. Weeks
Traffic Managing course. LaSalle Ex-
tension University; Willis A. Cote
Commercial; Hugh ]. Andrews, Com
plete Steam Engineering; Claudio Y
Strout Structural Drafting, American
scnool Correspondence; Rudolph H.
Cote. Advertising and Window Trim
ming; John J. Green. Public Speaking
at Colby College; Donald w. Watson,
Chiropractics at Palmer School:
Charles E. Clarke, Bookkeeping,
Oakland-Theo II. NORM, Boston
College Of Pharmacy: Dean S. Peacock,
vocational Guidance. United Y. NC
A. schools; William E. Bush, Account
ancy; Chester A. Oliver, Business and
accounting; Eldred Mithee, General
i Business,