DePauw Announces Faculty Changes and Institute Plans
DePauw notes L H Dirks dean of men will speak at four teachers institutes the week of August 27 in Paoli Bedford Bloomington and Martinsville. Miss Marjory Lower appointed to replace Rozella Ziegler and Bernice Craig on the music faculty. Ziegler resigned to live in New York and Craig leaves due to ill health. Chester LaFollette will not replace Howard Barnum as announced. Mrs Clark Arnold will spend August with Prof Clark Arnold in Chicago. Prof Arnold studied at Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dirks
Paoli
Bedford
Bloomington
Martinsville
Marjory Lower
Miner, Ill
Ilinois Weseylan University
Meissner Institute
R. G. McCutchan
Rozella Ziegler
Bernice Craig
DePauw School of Music
Miss Zeigler
New York
Miss Craig
Chester LaFollette
Howard Barnum
Lakeland
Florida
Clark Arnold
Chicago
Arnold
Chicago University
Local names listed in continuation hint survey article
Continuation shows a roster of individuals including Hintz South Bend Clyde Hinshaw Winchester Jesse Hobson Marshall Pau Hoefer Elberfeld Hayden Hoffman Commiskey John Holmes Vincennes Ralph Hornaday Montgomery Charles Hutchinson South Bend Donald Jennings Howe Cecil Johnson Danville Wesley Johnson Gary Robert Jones Modoc Cloyd Julian Austin Ralph Kemper Bluffton Robert Kendall Jeffersonville James Kerr Covington George Kil.
DePauw to Host Over 600 Rector Scholars This Fall
Indianapolis figures lead a long list of names including Gore Swayzee Kneisley Walkerton Krider Brazil Krout Cayuga Lambdin Paoli Large Howe Law rence Union City Lawvere Matthews Ler Mulberry Lemon Larwill Lewis Farmland Lindley Kingman Little Onward Lapossa Eminence Lowe Litton Luze Vernon Lyon Noblesville Lyons Brook McCain Camden McClain Orleans McCormick Vincennes McGinley Hope McGlathlin Lynnville McIntire Mitchel McKinney Center ville Knight Carmel Maher Heltonville Maze Brownsville Mendenhall Tangier Meyer Brookville Miller Connersville Mills Madison Minear Montpelier Modjeska Rolling Prairie Morrison Patoka Moffett Bainbridge Montgomery Russiaville Myers LaPaz Munk Brimfield Noble Muncie Norton Dana Parrott North Judson Pinkstaff Douglas Pollard South Bend Pollom Reelsville Powers Angola Preston Anderson Prince Crothersville Purcell Carlisle Ratcliffe Newcastle Rearick Eaton Reed Tipton Reid Kewanna Reid Scottsburg Riley Boonville Roberts Seymour Rock Morristown Rohrig Harmony Roser Sweetser Rundles Pleas ant Lake Schafer Greentown Seaman Mishawaka Schmidt Deer Creek Carlyle Scott Newtown Lecman Fillmore Shaffer Newcastle Showalter Shroyer Wabash Smith Akron Josephson Reed Voliva Greencastle Wagoner Waldron Walter Kewanna Watford Treviac Warmke Tell City Warne Oaks Wence Shelburn Beeson Blackburn Bridwell Copeland Edmond Engelking Jordan Lineback Lyons Pearce Tomlinson Watson Wilkins Indianapolis. This will make a total of more than 600 Rector scholars on the DePauw campus next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lyons
Brook
Fred McCain
Camden
Samuel McClain
Orleans
Thomas McCormick
Vincennes
Allen McGinley
Hope
Herbert McGlathlin
Lynnville
Lea McIntirs
Mitchel
Donad McKinney
Centervie
George McKnight
Carmel
Fred Maher
Heltonville
Eugene Maze
Brownsville
Russell Mendenhall
Tangier
Arthur Meyer
Brookville
Vergil Miller
Connersville
Charles Mills
Madison
Basil Minear
Montpelier
Walter Modjeska
Rolling Prairie
Ernest Morrison
Patoka
Rexford Moffett
Bainbridge
Lowell Montgomery
Russiaville
Minor Myers
LaPaz
Ivan Munk
Brimfield
Carl Noble
Muncie
Lyle Norton
Dana
Kenneth Parrott
North Judson
James Pinkstaff
Dugger
Paul Pollard
Poseyville
John Pollock
South Bend
Elwood Pollom
Reelsville
Kenneth Powers
Angola
Charles Preston
Anderson
Thomas Prince
Crothersville
George Purcell
Carlisle
Wayne Ratcliffe
Newcastle
James Rearick
Eaton
John Reed
Tipton
Thomas Reid
Kewanna
Frank Reid
Scottsburg
Francis Riley
Boonville
George Roberts
Seymour
Charles Rock
Morristown
Dan Rohrig
Harmony
Noel Roser
Sweetser
Ralph Rundles
Pleasant Lake
John Schafer
Greentown
James Seaman
Mishawaka
Norman Schmidt
Deer Creek
Carlyle Scott
Newtown
Lee Lecman
Fillmore
Veil Shaffer
Sidney Showalter
Charles Shroyer
Wabash
Donald Smith
Ernest Smith
Akron
Kenneth Smith
Bedford
Richard Smith
Rochester
William Smith
Albany
John Snell
Winona Lake
Gaines Snyder
Bremen
Harrod Snyder
Cambridge Cry
Raymond Sparks
Charles Spencer
Carbon
Norman Spradley
Tennyson
Charles Stafford Camby
Virgil Stanger
Converse
George Starke
Terre Haute
William Stephenson
Leavenworth
Howard Stoner
Charles Strain
Greencastle
Forest Sutherlin
Russellville
Claude Targart
Wolf Lake
Wayne Timmons
Idavile
Carl Tovey
Hubert Trisler
Greenwood
Robert VanCleave
Ladoga
John Voliva
Kenneth Wagoner
Waldron
Wilbur Walter
Cecil Watford
Treviac
Lester Warmke
Tell City
Harvey Warne
Fair Oaks
Arthur Wence
Shelburn
Ebert Whipple
Bruney
Jesse Whitcomb
Hayden
Collins Willman
Dupont
Bertice Williams
New Point
Perry Williamson
Columbia City
Earl Wolf
Everett Wonn
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Summary of yesterday's games across the American Association American League and National League. Scores include Indianapolis 6 St Paul 0 Milwaukee 8 Columbus 2 Louisville 5 Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 4 Toledo 3 Washington 3 St Louis 0 Chicago 5 New York 2 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 New York 10 Chicago 2 St Louis 6 Boston 1 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Smith campaign receives $50,000 from Pierre Dupont
Pierre S. Dupont of General Motors pledges $50,000 to Governor Smith’s campaign, the largest to date and prompting Smith backers to press open fundraising. The donation accompanies plans to open national headquarters with Frank L. Polk as president of the Smith collegiate bureau and Smith Clubs on major campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sullivan
International News Service
New York
Pierre S. Dupont
General Motors Corporation
Smith
Dupont
Association Against the
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Frank L. Polk
Woodrow Wilson
Raskob
Polk
National Committee
Smith Clubs
Local Notes on Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs James Petty spent Tuesday with her sisters Mrs Emma Lewis and Miss Mat Bloodsaw. Mrs Mary McNorton visited her son in Chicago. The Brown and Bugg families held a reunion at the school house on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Allee visited his mother Mrs Mary Allee. Mr and Mrs Ray Allgood spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Allgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Petty
Emma Lewis
Mat Bloodsaw
Mary McNorton
Chicago
Brown and Bugg
Joe Allee
Mary Allee
Ray Allgood
Emma Allgood
Local Bloomington Man Credits Konjola For Recovery
James A. Hazel of 116 North Walnut Street Bloomington Indiana suffered stomach kidney liver troubles and rheumatism. He reports rapid relief after using Konjola with no remaining pains and renewed strength. He endorses the medicine sold at Owl Drug Store Greencastle Indiana and by druggists across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hazel
North Walnut St
Bloomington
Ind
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Oliver Reunion Near August 19 at Schoolhouse
Mrs. Charles Beck died last Thursday night at 10 15 of anemia. Burial Sunday followed a funeral at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Mary Carter visits Mrs. Sallie Cowger and other friends this week. Nellie Gill visits Allgood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stiles spent Sunday with his mother near Mansfield. Friends and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Charles Beck
Methodist Church
Mary Carter
Sallie Cowger
Crawfordsville
Nellie Gill
Allgood
Charles Stiles
Mansfield
Tunney to Wed In Italy With Polly Lauder
Gene Tunney will marry Mary Josephine Lauder in Italy while on a European tour with Thornton Wilder. The ceremony is planned away from American press as Tunney sails August 16 and Lauder sails later, with earlier reports noting possible U.S. or Scotland locations were uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Italy
Gene Tunney
Mary Josephine
Polly” Lauder
Europe
Thornton Wilder
Gene
Miss Lauder
Wilder
Scotland
United States
Brown Family Reunion Set in Church Yard on August 19
The Brown family reunion will be held in the church yard at this place on Sunday August 19. Rev. Hamilton filled the pulpit here last Sunday morning and evening. Farmers report busy haying and oats threshing with good yield. Raymond Flint and family visited his father Herman Flint near Clinton Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Hamilton
Raymond Flint
Herman Flint
Clinton Falls
Clay Flint
Flint
Flint and Little Son, and Mrs. Flint
Jenson
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Flint
Earl O’hair
Stanley
Edith Singleton
Mr. Stevens
Martinsville
Darlington
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Fannie Vanhook
Vanhook
Bessie
Old Reelsville School Reunion Next Sunday
The reunion of teachers pupils families and friends of the old Reelsville school house will be held at the M E Church at Reelsville August 19 1928. Come and help us make this a great day. Bring food and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelsville
M. E
Malta Social Notes Tie Together Local Visitors and Visits
Claude Duncan of Anderson spent the weekend with brother Glen Duncan and family. Mrs. Eliza Strain of Indianapolis visited sister Mrs. Rebecca Shuck. Misses Hattie and Gladys Garrett called on Miss Margaret Campbell. Funeral attendance for Jack Gorham noted at Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elliott and daughters of Indianapolis visited Leonard Heavin. Mrs. Mollie Goodwin called on Mrs. Rebecca Shuck. Stella Phillips helping aunt Alberta Heavin cook for threshers. Huffman couple moved into Will Shuck property and plan a move to Indianapolis. James Phillips of Lena visiting Leonard Heavin. Shuck and Emery Nichols visits. Tommy Bohannon of California visiting Cora Nichols family. Rono Lane spent Friday with Mrs. Woods. Huffman clan went to Greencastle. Mollie Goodwin visited Anna Goodwin. Jacqueline Nichols, ill, improving. Alberta Heavin and James Phillips visited Henry and Mrs. Phillips. Sam and Mollie Goodwin visited Fred and Mrs. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Huffman
Will Shuck
Shuck
Indianapolis
James Phillips
Lena
Leonard Heavin
Eliza Strain
Rebecca Shuck
Emery Nichols
Tommy Bohannon
California
Cora Nichols
Rono Lane
Fillmore Couple Hosts Shuck Family Saturday Visit
Frank Garrett and his daughters Lelia and Lucy of Fillmore called on Mr and Mrs William Shuck last Saturday in a brief social note from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garrett
Lelia
Lucy
Fillmore
William Shuck
Weekend Visits and Local Travel Noted Around Town
STOP 37 percent Mr and Mrs Harvey Lowery hosted Akron visitors this past week. Walter F Young shopped in Brass Saturday. Mr and Mrs Simpson P Best of Reelsville and Miss Evelyn M Youth visited Mr and Mrs Richard Atkinson in Terre Haute Thursday evening. E W Gwin conducted business in Reelsville Saturday morning. The Beams attended a Poland picnic. The Hedges family visited Brazil Saturday. Sunday school at Canaan church will be held next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Young
Simpson P. Best
Reelsville
Evelyn M
Terre Haute
Richard Atkinson
E. W. Gwin
Samuel L. Beamé
Poland
James Hedge
Brazil
Canaan Church
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Konjola
MR. James A, Hazel
Cammack’s
Cammack
Oliver
Tunney
Somerset
OLD Reelsville
Voncastle
Jackie Coog
Mnaoage
Bessie Love
Sally
Broadway
Granada
Florence Dor Shnificent Oney Nabi
Paris
Malta
Claude Duncan
Glen
Indiana Loan Company
E. Washington St
Harvey Lowery
Akron, C