Life That Now Is by Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Essay on student minds and the value of living in the present, urging young readers to love the life that is and look beyond outward appearances with a steady, fearless eye. Notes on Stott’s career in teaching, journalism, and editing. Continued on page three.
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Eastern Kentucky State Normal
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Faculty Club hears talk on industrial education in Indiana schools
The November meeting at Professor Zeppenfeld's home featured Paul Van Riper presenting “Industrial Education in the Indiana Public Schools.” He outlined reasons for expanding industrial arts, noting ten year changes could exceed those of the prior decade and referencing a state commission report and Board of Education actions. Refreshments followed. An Alumni Association executive committee appointed Letitia Hall as chair plus Mrs. Oral Barnet and Rollin Ott for 1913 commencement week. Writings on Prof GM Corry praised by W.T. Stott in the Baptist Observer.
Elected Joint Senator From Boone and Hendricks
The Lebanon Daily Republican reports Thomas Leon Neal was elected joint senator for Boone and Hendricks counties by a 2549 plurality. Born June 19 1884 in Lebanon he attended Lebanon schools Franklin College but left before graduating. At 28 he has broad business experience and is active in Baptist church Pythian order Masons and Phi Delta Theta.
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