Alumni Notes Highlight Local Visits and Anniversaries
Carl Weyl and family of Indianapolis visited relatives in Franklin. Prof. AL O. Neal and family from Levington visited Franklin. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ogle celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Edward Middleton of Chicago visited her parents in Franklin. Miss Margaret Best closed her school at Ormeyville and received warm praise. Mrs. Grave Parker and Mrs. Keith Kenny visited their parents in Franklin. Mrs. Kenny sang a solo at the First Baptist Church.
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Carl Weyl
Indianapolis
Franklin
Marek Juul
AL O. Neal
William
Levington
Albert Ogle
Inedianapolis
Ogle
Edward Middleton
Chicago
Henry Carney
Middleton
Margaret Best
Local College Guests and Visits Reported
Jay Hunter of Columbus pledges eight A. E. Miss Elizabeth Richard of Columbus enters college. Meredithe of DePauw guests Phi Delt brothers. Oakey Miles ex 14 visits Pi Phi sisters. Edith Nelp ex 15 guest of Kaye Klyver. Thomas Campbell spends weekend near Needham. Bertha Kegley ex 16 guest of Ruby Snyder. also visits with Hazel Sanders. Charles B. Stat and Oake McLain in the capital. Mr and Mrs PL Mo Wooden of Columbus visit Webster Friday. Hanley to address Franklin I. A. BR Wednesday afternoon. Hazel Sanders of Terre Haute visiting.
Miss Moore Praises Juvenile Court Work At YWCA
Miss Moore of the Toledo juvenile court lauds Judge Stubbs as originator of the court and notes it handles delinquents aged seven to seventeen without treating them as criminals. Irene Huntington sang as plans proceed for a 375000 Y M L A building at the University of Michigan devoted to religious work. Seven Purdue seniors face $7000 damages in a domestic science student’s suit alleging assault in January. German students dismissed for beer refusal illustrates campus discipline abroad.
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Miss Moore
Tmbanapolis
Te Young Woman's Christian Association
Stubbs
AML
Irene Huntington
University of Michigan
Michigan Y. M. G. A
University of Ilinois
Purdue University
Mabel Rogers
Shoals
Ind
Arbor Day push to aid homeless in Indiana counties
The Indiana Forestry Association asks 92 county boards to support Arbor Day by planting trees on court houses, poor farms, jails, and orphans' homes grounds. Plans include naming trees for public servants and enlisting local leaders as speakers. Mrs. Clark Fairbank urges women’s clubs to join, while St Joseph’s college gym at Mensselaer suffered a major fire loss last week.
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Indiana Forestry Association
Boards
Indiana
State Association
Clark Fairbank
Fort Wayne
Conservation Department
Indiana Federation of Clubs
St. Joseph's College
Mensselaer
Ind
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Jay Hunter
Columbus, Ind
A. E
Elizabeth Richard
Columbus
Colllge
Foul Meredithe of
DePauw
Phi Delt Brothers
Oakey Miles
Pi Phi
Edith Nelp
Kaye Klyver
Thomas Campbell
Needham
Bertha Kegley
Ruby Snyder
Hazel Sanders
Charles B. Stat
Oake McLain
Bor. Hanley
Franklin I. A. BR
Terre Haute Normal
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute
C. F
Becca Can
Abo
Ee Sac Nestpen New al
Elestrien Jechanical and Materials Testing Laboratorien
Foe
Jon W. Nugent
Germany
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