Alumni Notes Highlight Local and National Notables
Omer Covert of Hopewell visits with his father A N Covert as Mildred Edell Mullen dore announces engagement to Robert Baker of Sioux City. Several ministers and professors listed with relocations travels and honors including Spurgeon on leave at Indiana university, Remy drawing crowds in Indianapolis, Fay Marshall sailing to Naples and Glasgow, and teachers Miller Roache Deming receiving offers. A Ventura obituary notice for Ida Parker Walker is noted elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Covert
Chicago Lyric Glee Club
A. N. Covert
Hopewell
Mildred ‘Edell Emily Mullendore
Robert Baker
Sioux City
N. D
Nimrod Calvert Smith
Southport
Haynes
James Henry Pierce
Aurora
Albert Lea
Minn
Webster Literary Society Programme May 24 1912
The Webster Literary Society schedules a program featuring Gladys Carter Agnes Thompson reading Duet Geneveva Brunner Claude Hanna speech from Artemus Ward Winford Sharp dalies Grace Kincaid impromptu Mark Twain relay Hazel Means Clara Cosby Glenna Griffith sayings of Josh Billings Mr Epaphroditus Bruce O M Hanna neesal Leon T Wolford A Desperate Encounter Mrs Epaphroditus Bruce Edith Lambert characters Hazel Gibbs Miss Delia Bruce Mr Edward Spangle Willis Wygant music Fern Riller Hazel Ward Caroline Mattingly activities at Cumberland Indianapolis Chicago New Albany Peru Ind and other small-town visits by members and guests including Trene Huntington Hassie Sexson Marjorie Bunyan and Misses Ella Lobh Mildred Merrill and Ethel Grossman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Geneveva Brunner
Claude Hanna
Artemus Ward
Seeeeeee
Winford Sharp
Dalies
Grace Kincaid
Mark Twain
Hazel Means
Clara Cosby
Glenna Griffith
Josh Billings
Epaphroditus Bruce
Neesal Himlel Aks
Leon T. Wolford
Mrs. Epaphroditus Bruce Tategies
Edith Lambert
Hazel Gibbs
Memorial for Mrs Ida M Walker of Oak Street
Mrs Ida M Walker wife of John A Walker dies after a long illness at her Oak Street home aged 55 a native of Indiana. She leaves a devoted husband and one son Charles Walker she was a charter member of the Tuesday club and valued in her social circle. Cousin Viola Edwards arrived from Bedford Indiana to be with her before she passed away in Ventura California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Walker
John A. Walker
Oak Street
Charles Walker
Viola Edwards
Walker
Bedford
Ind
Ventura
Calif
Democrat
Hanover Wins In SCAL Tennis Tournament Dominates Singles and Doubles
Eight preliminaries were played at DePauw with DePauw and Hanover taking two doubles matches each and Earlham claiming two singles. The Hanover duo Miller and Moffet beat Wabash’s Coons and Wallace and Franklin’s Cockrell and Whitcomb, while Woods and Bridges of DePauw beat Earlham 6 2 6 2 and Rose Poly 6 0 6 3. Miller of Hanover edged Wente of Rose Poly 3 6 6 0 6 3. Cockrell of Franklin beat Woods of DePauw but Furnas of Earlham defeated Cockrell 6 2 6 2, and Furnas also defeated Coons of Wabash 6 2 6 3. The tournament concluded Saturday with Hanover taking both singles and doubles titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Earlham
Rose Poly
Miller
Hanover
Wente
Cockrell
Franklin
Woods
Furnas
Coons
Wabash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Drury College
Indiana University
Charles F. Remy
Indianapolis
Crooked Creek
Fay Marshall
Bloomfield
New York
Naples
Glasgow
Harry Albert Miller
Northwest Normal College
Maryville
Neb
Simon Roache
Edwin Deming
Louisville
Ward
Ida Parker Walker
California
Webster Literary Society
Gladys Carter
Agnes Thompson
Delia Bruce
Edward Spangle
Willis Wygant
Harvey Chandler Websters
Fern Riller
Hazel Ward
Caroline Mattingly
Trene Huntington
Cumberland
Jessie Mix
Mildred Merrill
Ella Lobh
Chicago
Lorena Simart
Margaret
Ethel Grossman
Lissett Fothage
New Albany
Hassie Sexson
Bessie Easterday
Marjorie Bunyan
Peru
Bertha Morgan
Engineering and Science
Ida M. Parks Walker
SC. A. L
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