Pi Phi honors Grace Coolidge with White House portrait
Indiana Pi Beta Phi members attend a Washington trip highlighted by presenting a Howard Chandler Christy portrait of First Lady Grace Coolidge at the White House East Room. The event featured ceremonies, autographed photos, and a festive reception at the Congressional Club.
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Mrs. Coollidge
Washington
D. A. R. Congress
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Haster
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Nu
Pi Phi
DePauw University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
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Willard Hotel
White House
Indiana
Shoreham
the Willard
Mrs. Coolidge
Marine Band
Land
C. O. Sherill
Ermine Pollard
University of Vermont
Hughes
Chicago
Kathryn Browne
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Pi Beta Hi
Weekend Visits and Local Events In Adams Township
William Wakeland spent the weekend in Lansing with his daughter Ina Acheson and returned Monday with his daughter and two sons. Mary Casad visited her daughter Lulu Newkman on Sunday. Mrs Alma Dimmitt called on Mrs Bessie Wakeland and Mrs Nellie during Monday afternoon. Mildred Fair spent the week with her grandmother Mrs Richard Crowell. Hickory Grove attendees joined Hopewell convention delegates for post event reports. Florida temperance talk by W H Casad scheduled Sunday morning. Pipe Creek joint convention delegates to report after Sunday school. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Hieland, Mrs Mabel Sites Frazer and son from Delphi, Mrs Ralph Davis and son Crowell from Monticello attended church Sunday. Adams township farm bureau committee met Monday evening at Q C Sehock’s home to plan a fish fry for Wednesday evening May 7. The public is invited.
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Parks Groninger
Rock Island
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Turpie Timmons
William F. Timmons
Vance Sterrett
Arthur Little
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Rockfield
Dora Clannan
Delphi
Frank Kerlin
S. P. Clauser
Emily Guthrie
Camden
Arthur Hildebrand
Thomas Williams
George Harvey
Charles Harvey
Morris
Fred Cates
Tom Scott Jess Been
Walter Neff
Ward Been
Alice
Wabash
Big Rock Creek
William Wakeland
Ina Acheson
Lansing
Michigan
Mary Casad
Lulu Newkman
Alma Dimmitt
Bessie Wakeland
Nellie
Mildred Fair
Richard Crowell
Hickory Grove
Hopewell
W. H. Casad
Pipe Creek
Fred. Hieland
Mabel Sites Frazer
Ralph Davis
Crowell
Monticello
Adams Township
Local Notes On Visits And Households In Indiana
Mrs Mary Runkle and son Dean visited Floyd Runkle and family in Lafayette on Sunday. Nelson Underhill owns a new Ford. William Coffel and family plan to move to California. Miss Della Wagoner visits her brother Dr Robert Wagoner and family this week. Clea Booth works in the Jes ter store. Mr and Mrs John Wolf and daughter Bernice and Mrs Mary Swain of near Delphi visited A A Packer and family near Greenscastle. Mr and Mrs Bob Arnot and his niece were ...
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Mary Runkle
Dean
Floyd’ Runkle
Lafayette
Nelson Underhill
William Coffel
California
Della Wagoner
Robert Wagoner
Clea Booth
Jester
John Wolf
Bernice
Mary ‘Swain
Delphi
A. A. Packer
Greencastle
Bob Arnot
Psi
The Frank Name and Its Moral Meaning Through History
The article traces how the word frank evolved from a reference to the Franks, a Germanic people noted for independence and candor, to describe a moral distinction. It explains that frankness implies openness and straightforward dealings, rooted in freedom and honor rather than tribal identity. It also notes connections to words franchise franchisement and the verb to frank.
Set in Your Opinions Show How to Hold Steady
The piece explains that sticking to a chosen opinion is common and acceptable if it can be changed when convinced. It warns against constant changes to avoid mockery, advising to cling to a better idea when found.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Japan Builds Four New Powerful Locomotives
Four locomotives of a more powerful type than any previously constructed in Japan have been built in the shops of the government railways.
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Japan
Manners Are Mirror Quote by Goethe
A quotation on manners as a mirror reflecting a person’s character for the observer to judge. This line attributes the insight to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
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Goethe
Atmospheric Pressure At Sea Level According To Naval Observatory
The naval observatory states sea level atmospheric pressure averages 2 111 pounds per square foot, equivalent to about 15 pounds per square inch, with continual variations.
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Naval Observatory
Thorough Man: The Value of Focused Resolve and Duty
A reflection on the thorough man who begins with decisive purpose at every task from the anvil to industry. He pursues goals with steady effort, weighs actions, learns continually, and answers with firm yes or no while praising truth and moral courage.
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Mark
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lydia E. Pinkham Woman's Remedy Endorsed by Greenville Woman
Mrs J B Holleman of 2214 East Marshall Street, Greenville Texas, describes relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the remedy aids symptoms from girlhood through mid age and has been trusted for fifty years.
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Greenville
Texas
Csrs Teen Gov
Lydia E. Pinkham
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