Alumni News Tidings From Indiana Clergy and Locals
Alumni notes list several Indiana clergy and former students with moves and travels. Rev. Hal Waggener and brother W. E. Waggener attended a brotherhood banquet in Indianapolis. Dr. P. W. Monroe and wife report safety in Mexico City. Rev. J. R. Henry made a senate floor remark. Rev. Claude Morris moved to Indianapolis with wife. Mrs. C. M. Curry visited family in Terre Haute and lectured at farmers institutes. Eversons from Newport visited and Everson passed Indiana Guards exam.
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Hal Waggener
Terre Haute
W. E. Waggener
Franklin
Indianapolis
C. M. Curry
J. M. Dunlap
W. G. Everson
Newport
Local visitors and weekend travels around Indiana colleges
Thomas Campbell visited Indianapolis Saturday. Numerous students and relatives visited, including Grace Dorsey and Lee Childs from Chicago, and families from Washington and Seymour. The college quartet performed at a Brotherhood banquet in Indianapolis, and the S A E house hosted Shelbyville high school guests. The literary societies canceled weekly meetings due to events in Indianapolis.
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Prof
A. Owen
Grace Dorsey
Bennett
Lorene McCain
Claude Morris
Mr. Morris
Beech Grove Baptist Church
Mrs. Morris
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
P. W. Monroe
Mexico City
Dr. Monroe
The
Ameri
J. R. Henry
Emanuel Baptist Church of
State Senate
Indiana
Ant
Thomas Campbell
R. G. Jacobson
Oscar Bogard
Lee Childs
Chicago
Tri Delt
Lou Edith Wimborough
Greencastle
Ind
Lyons
Dr. Klyver
President Hanley
Vigo
George Kerlin
Ruth
William Bearhope
Columbus
Mina
Loren Chittick
Wabash College
Virgil Eikenberry
College
Brotherhood
Ezra Mattingly
Washington
Caroline
George Mattingly
Washington, Ind
Caroline Mattingly
Gertrude Law
Margaret Remy
Seymour
Blanche Bridges
Nellie Evans
Letts
Hazel Evans
E. C. Huntington
Cumber
Messrs
Weinmar
Dieuster
Blakely
Shelbyville
S. A. E. House