Round Robin Reflections on Class of 1914–17 Education and Alumni Notes
Alumni letters describe peaceful school life amid world unrest, praise consolidated rural schooling, and urge balanced classical or scientific study. Messages from Stella Kirkendall and others note careers at Cincinnati Conservatory, Indianapolis Water Co, and Hopewell schools. Local social notes cite visits, quarantines, and Sunday gatherings.
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Europe
Washington Township
Raleigh
State Teachers’ Association
Township Consolidated
Buren F. ‘Taylor
Public Service Commission approves two cent fare plan
The Public Service Commission granted a petition by Union Traction Company of Indiana to revise passenger fares to two cents per mile with a five cent minimum. Some rates are lowered and commuters buy twenty round trip books at 1.5 cents per mile. Round trips under two full fares will be discontinued amid protests.
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Public Service Commission
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Effie Winterrowd Spends Week End at Flat Rock Home
Effie Winterrowd spent the week end at her residence in Flat Rock, returning to daily routines afterward.
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Ruth Wooden
Columbus
Effle Winterrowd
Flat Rock
Effie Winterrowd
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Earlham College
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the Student Affairs’ Associa
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Ruth Mullendere
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Verne White
Marjorie Cooke
Helen Webb
Emma ‘Thornburg
Mary Jane Graham
Faye Klyver
Miriam Deming
Orig Vandiver
Oake McClain
Hugh Vandiver
Ralph Clark
Robert Sellers
Walter Hobbs
LeRoy Cooke
Farwell Rhodes
Russell Klyver
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