Look Up Look Out Look Pleasant Sermon Summary
Mr Fraser promotes three scripture inspired maxims six words long Look up look out look pleasant The message links upward looking to life action and outward service The speaker argues direction shapes character citing ancient worship and modern harvest opportunities In a youth focus column the sermon ends with CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
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Fraser
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Odin
Thor
Aphrodite
Jupiter
Track and Field Meet Invitation for Central Indiana Schools
Commercial club committee to discuss hosting a big Central Indiana High School Athletic Association track and field meet in mid May. About 400 students expected. free entertainment for five meals and 1-2 nights lodging requested. City canvass possible if favorable. Webster Program March 27 1914 with multiple musical selections and performances.
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Commercial Club
Det. Hanley
Central Indiana High School Athletic Association
Cabinet picks for YM year start with spring term
The YM cabinet for the coming year names members for missions study and related roles. Oscar Bogard Randolph Rosselli Klyver Mira Kaleaid Geneva Conference Cletis Brown Chester Stevey August Sundvall Silas Whitsitt Clarence Jayne John Pruitt are listed among appointees. Oscar Bogard visited Butler College on business.
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Silas Whitsitt
Clarence Jayne
John Pruitt
Dr Monroe Speaks On Education and Service
Dr Monroe discusses education as action guiding knowledge and urges reorganization of ideas and methods. He argues learning must extend beyond verbalization and emphasize productive contribution, not just culture, with production and consumption balanced. Continued on page two.
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Faust
Gounod
Fern Ritter
Née Pak A Fehbidtes
Verd Goldie Spencer
Claude Hanna
Seoeses
Lorena Mather
Schumann Caroline Mattingly
Regina Helm
Wagner-Siszs
Clara Cosby
Etelka Guthrie
Celeste Aide
Verdi Leroy Finkenbiner
Websters
Irene Huntington
Harold Dickin
Oscar Bogard
Butler College