Graduation roster lists 109 seniors by field and town
Professor Dobell released a complete list of 109 graduates with plans including teaching, law, engineering, journalism, and ministry. Names span Fortville to Albany and Greencastle to Indianapolis, detailing intended professions and high schools.
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Dobell
Y. M
Marie Adams
Fortville
Theron Wilson Atwood, Jr
Caro
Michigan
Oma Venus Bailey
Paxton
Ella Maurine Ballard
Crawfordsville
Richard Hamilton Barnes
Omaha
Neb
Alice Blanche Basford
Indianapolis
Howard M. Benedict
John Clark Binford
Greenfield
Jesse Parker Bogue
Modoc
Elanore Elizabeth Boyd
Greencastle
Vera Opal Bowen
Walter Richard Boyle
Irving Fredrick Brown
Don Lamac Burk
Decatur
Charles E. Camp
Summitville
George Levings
Paris
Ill
George Lindenburg Clark
Anderson
Roy Jefferson Colbert
Silver Lake
Vera
Mary Conn
Paisley
Oregon
Ralph L. Cook
Mooresville
Ruth Puett Cox
Rockville
Harley Almon Davis
Gosport
Margaret Day
Lebanon
Talmage O
Dillon
Rochester
Ira Howell Ellis
Vincennes
Florence Delilah Irwin
Harry Lambert Filer
Liberty
William Wallace Fleming
Goodland
Jay Thomas Ford
Pendleton
Elizabeth Isabell Fox
David Oliver Frazeur
Roxana H. Frazier
Alexandria
Edwin Henry Friedrich
Hammond
William Jacob Gardner
Stewartsville
Elizabeth W. Goethens
Muncie
Gladys Goldsberry
Dayton
Richard John Grady
Lafayette
Giles Wilkeson Gray
Greensburg
Kathryn Maude Gwinn
Noblesville
Ivo Foster Hale
Mt. Vernon
Faye Hume Hammond
Fred Jack Hargrave
Booneville
Grace Laura Hart
Fr. Scott
Kan
Mary Margaret Harvey
Hart- Haupt
Williamsport
Florence Ford City
Cecil Ernest Anna Haupt
Terre Haute
Elma Florence Hawthorne
Wingate
Roy David Hudson
Isabel Hughes
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Rebecca Hunt
Coatesville
Mae Elizabeth Hunter Greencastle
Joseph George Ibach, Jr
Hulda Christiana Johnson
Jesse Paul Johnson
Elizabeth Ann Johnstone
Alton
Florence Reed Jones
Knowlton Hurd Kelsey
Huntington
Vincent H. Kinneman
Nellie H. Leachman
Bertha Leming
Joseph Lands Lessig
Warsaw
Bertha Gladys Lewis
Frank Atkinson Lindhorst
Charleston
III
Anna Katherine Lindley
Salem
Russell Lyman Long
Denver
Florence Lowe
Robinson
Herman Odlo Makey
Christman
Nina Maple
South Whitley
Ester Lillian Marvin
Monticello
Irma Hester Patton
New Albany
Clyde C. Pearce
Martinsville
Jay Lynn Peck
Myrtle Phillips
Edvmond Meyer Pitkin
Pauline Place
Pennville
Lucy Reed
Albany
George Giger Reiner
Albert Culver Sannagan
Leroy Chester Schmalzried
Annella Schmalsmire
Ruba Treva Scott
Chrisman
Edith Mae Spicer
Cincinnati
Byron Joshua Stansfield
Busines
Daisy Stauch
Irene Force Taylor
Humboldt
Harold L. Torr
Glenn J. Tucker
Green
Inter-Organization Track Meet Highlights Phi Tau Pi Victory
Elmer Norris scored twenty three points to lift Phi Tau Pi to a 28 to 27 win over Phi Gamma Delta at McKeen Field. Betas led by Keys in the broad jump threatened late but Norris prevailed by a half inch, as all varsity runners posted solid times in the afternoon meet.
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Elmer Norris
McKeen Field
Phi Tau Pi
Phi Gamme Delta
Keys
Norris
Beta
Commons
Sigma Nu
Phi Gam
Deke
Darsee
Delta Tau
Phi Psi
Cline
Brown
Wiley
Adams
Binkley
Rinier
Shephard
Bigggs
Wray
Trustees' Notices for Multiple Townships in Madison Area
Trustees set weekly hours for office business at residences or townships across Madison area. J W Knauer affirms Mondays and Fridays in Madison Township. Ernest Kivety prescribes Wednesdays and Saturdays in Mill Creek Township. Benjamin Walls attends Fridays in Jackson Township and Tuesdays and Saturdays at residence. Oliver Stringer at Bainbridge Wednesdays. De Etcheson at Floyd Township Wednesdays. Fred Todd at Floyd and Marion Townships with notices listing weekly times and locations. Rector referenced for Marion Township duties.
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Madison ‘Township
Madison Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Township
Satuday
Ernest Kivety
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
DE. Etcheson
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Why It Is a Favorite Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A Lexington Mississippi mother testifies that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy eased her sick children whooping cough and fever after three bottles cured them. The ad notes the medicine is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
R. A. Donaldson
Lexington
Miss
Greencast Office Vine Street Block Between Washington
An OCR fragment notes a location on Office Vine Street between Washington and Walnut in Greencast.
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Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut St
Humorous Vignettes Show Busy Ministers and Theatre Fans
A minister orders quiet during sermon prep while his son bangs pipes to stay amused. In Bond Street a silver haired youth questions Miss Birdie Beane’s powder for digestibility, seeking reassurance about its use at the Gaiety Theatre.
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Bobby
Harper's Weekly
Bond Street
Birdie Beane
Gaiety Theater
Birdie Beano
Pall Mall Gazette
Sign In Normandy Field Sparks Oriented Witty Note
A quirky wartime notice in Normandy parodies horse bids with tall and long tall jokes. The forerunner humor lampoons fear of files and grazing during travel. A later wedding quip recounts a Justice of the Peace joke ending with a two dollar fee.
Little Girl and Boy Exchange Strictness Tales
A London Tidbits playful snippet shows a girl noting her mother’s strictness in contrast to a boy whose mother keeps him free to roam. The boy admits his father is stricter, prompting humorous back and forth.
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Orful
London
Wife sings at piano despite jibe from critic
After dinner a man questions meeting the wife, who replies that she sings while her husband explains she sings and performs with accompaniment for a performing partner. The Milwaukee Sentinel records the light exchange as a social vignette.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Dialogue Fragments Reflect Social Bindings and Romance
In clipped excerpts from newspapers, characters Louise Kathle and Mrs. Van Upp discuss Osos Riviera and social exposure. A chauffeur pledge exchange appears with Mrs. Neurich, while Miss Jenks and Miss Flyte debate broken engagements and romance. The tone mimics urban society columns and serialized chatter.
Kansas Hurdles Horses Replacing Draft Power on Farms
Topeka reports rapid shift from 80 000 horses and mules on Kansas wheat farms to traction engines and motor trucks. Traction engines plow while motor trucks haul, reducing farm horsepower and changing labor needs. Costs per acre favor motor power. two men needed per tractor unit, with steam requiring an extra hand for water. One third of hauling now done by farm motor trucks, seen weekly at creameries in Topeka and other towns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Wheat
Rats to Aid Public Health in Cincinnati Refuge Farm
Cincinnati initiates a rat and mouse breeding program as a public health measure. Refuge workers will care for the rodents and sell excess stock. Down town the health department will use the animals to sample food suspected of being unfit for human consumption.
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Cincinnati
Health Department
Elity
Philadelphia
Curious Figures Stir International Disturbance Abroad
The Boston Transcript notes that controversial figures create a great disturbance overseas, with everyone from leaders to observers unsettled. The piece emphasizes widespread unease and public reaction to these provocative actors.
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Casey
Dugan
Boston Transcript
The Whole Trouble Reflects on People Lacking Business Mind
A verse from The Catholic Standard and Times comments on people who have no business or no mind, framing a moral shortfall with humorous admonition about diligence and prudence. The piece uses satirical tone to urge practical conduct.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Siamese-like quadruplet pups with single central green eye
In Syracuse a litter of five pups owned by William Stephenson shows Siamese-like attachment. Each pup has four legs and cloven feet with long tails, but only one central green eye. The joint ligament connects to vital organs making separation dangerous. The dam is a St Bernard and the sire is unknown.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William Stephenson
Cato Township
Stephenson
Dentist Pulls Cat's Tooth in Greeley
In Greeley, Dr. F E Stockover extracted a large front tooth from a household cat named Billy belonging to H D Parker. The animal, resisting anesthesia, was restrained by two boys and a man as the dentist deemed the tooth ulcerated and required removal, producing a loud yowl during the procedure.
Hug Breaks Mother's Rib In Muddy Street Carry
Newland Cannon carried Mrs. George Cannon across a muddy Hammond street to keep her from scuffing her new shoes. His affectionate hug was so tight that Mrs. Cannon’s rib was broken during the lift.
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Hammond
George Canmon
Newland Cannon
Farmer Finds Gold Nuggets in Chicken Purchase
Omaha resident Ned H. D. Fisher found forty one gold nuggets valued at twenty dollars in a chicken crop he bought. The wholesaler reviews shipments to locate the farm of origin while the chicken cost seventy eight cents.
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Omaha
Ned H. D. Fisher
Movie mob scene erupts at Pettwood studio
In Norristown Pennsylvania 300 unemployed men attempted to portray 100 actors on a moving picture set at Pettwood causing near-riot conditions benches were damaged and patrols stopped the scene.
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Norristown
Pettwood
Cat Therapy Aims to Cure Rheumatism Says German Minister
Dr. Fritz Perl German minister to Hayti and San Domingo arrived in New York en route to Port au Prince. He claims his angora cat, by sleeping with him, gradually absorbs his rheumatism and will eventually die from the disease it has contracted.
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New York
N. Y
Fritz Perl
Hayti
San Domingo
Arived
Port Au Prince
Germany
Perl
Canary speaks English in Worcester Twinkle the talking canary
Miss Nellie Hurrell of Worcester owns a canary named Twinkle that speaks English, the first of its breed in the area. The bird is known to say Pretty pretty pretty little Twinkle.
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Worcester
Mass
Nellie Hurrell
Fur Instead of Feathers Hen Demonstrated in Pennsylvania Show
Elliot Herbine, a poultry fancier from Oley Pennsylvania, shows a Rhode Island hen covered with a coarse growth resembling fur about five inches long. He plans to breed hens with fur replacing feathers in this variety.
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Oley
Elliot Herbine
Rhode Island
Herbine
Needle Found in Chicken Gizzard in Selby
Mrs William Jederberg killed and dressed a chicken in Selby when she found a needle inside the gizzard. The head rested inside and the point protruded through the meat into other parts of the bird, though the chicken seemed healthy when killed.
Rabbit Triggers Signal Delay Halts Scotland Rail Travel
In Fraserburg Scotland a rabbit jammed a signal mechanism causing a fifteen minute railway delay. The incident halted trains across the system and pushed later schedules back. A separate note hints that success in poker depends on upbringing.
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Fraserburg
Scotland
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