DePauw University Eighty First Commencement Details
The eighty first commencement at DePauw University features a Saturday concert in MeHarry Hall at 7 30 pm by the School of Music. The Baccalaureate Sermon is Sunday at 10 30 am by President George R. Grose. Senior class events span Sunday and Monday with Mayors, trustees, and alumni activities, class plays, organ recital, Phi Beta Kappa initiation, and formal commencement exercises in Evans Hall, with numerous named students and faculty listed among attendees.
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DePauw University
MeHarry Hall
School of Music
McHarry Hall
George R. Grose
Ll.d
College Avenue M. E
Sniors
Sunny
Plate Hall
Philo
De.erges
DePauw School of Music
Bunty
Little Theatre
Min West College
Society of Alumni
Board of Trustees and Visitors
Studebaker Memoral
University
Bowman Memorial
Studebaker Memorial
van Denman Thompson
Phi Beta Kappa Society
He Eer Billing Society
K. O'El
DePauw Summer Session Grads Named for Master’s Degree
Washburn Lucile Almira Wayne Guy Herbert White Ruth Anne Wilson Nellie Gertrude Wylie Mack Zaharakos Marie Smith Lily Bra and other seniors will complete their work in the summer session at DePauw. A graduate of DePauw will receive the master of arts degree at the commencement exercises.
Isaac Browning Named Doorkeeper at Republican National Convention
Isaac Browning son of Mr and Mrs John Browning of South Locust Street has gone to Chicago where he has been appointed doorkeeper at the Republican National Convention. Ex service boy, he was appointed from this district. Rev and Mrs H C Clippinger expect their daughter Mrs Stanley L Scott of Des Moines and her baby to visit for commencement week. Major Scott is ordered to Boston with his family. The week mid service at Locust Street M E church will be called Sunday School Night with a meeting of officers and teachers. Dr W H Wylie district superintendent will be at Maple Heights M B Church on Saturday night. Fred Todd, formerly of Joliet township now near Medford, has returned to Putnam County and will locate on the Alec Lockeridge farm near Greencastle. the last child was born Thursday night, a daughter.
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Isaac Browning
John Browning
South Locust Street
Chicago
H. C. Clippinger
Stanley L. Scott
Des Moines
Iowa
Major Scott
Boston
Fort Dodge
Locust Street M. E
W. H. Wylie
Bloomington
Maple Heights
M. BF
Wylie
Eervie
Fred Todd
Joxil
Hut
Beer
Nean MedAllen
Putnam Coun
Greencastle
Casady and Hendrick Wed at Presbyterian Range
Miss Lavina G Casady of Fillmore and Charles C Hendricks of Coatesville united in marriage this afternoon at 1 50 o clock. Rev Victor Raphael officiated. They will reside in Coatesville.
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Lavina G, Casady
Fillmore
Charles, C. Hendricks
Coatesville
Victor Raphael
Market Report Mixed Prices Rise on Open Demand
The market shows higher prices across cattle and fur with strong local demand. Heavyweights reach mid teens, fur at 14 dollars, calves near four figures, and general sales opening around 14 dollars 85 cents. Outsiders and locals compete with students buyers noted as active.
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Tidianopolis
National Parent Teachers Convention Opens In Madison
Mrs J A Clement and Mrs Ford Lucas returned from Chicago after attending the National Parent Teachers association meeting in Madison Wisconsin held in the state capitol. Delegates from many states attended with speakers on welfare and education. election of officers for 1920 included Mrs Higwitts and Mrs Schoff as national president. Lela Browning joined the O L Jones Co.
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J. A. Clement
Ford Lucas
Chicago
National
Parent-Teachers Association
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate Chamber of
Capitol
Satis
Fat
State University
Shea
Lake Mendota
Conkgress
Indiana
Sisv
Stone Rei ‘i
Nationak
Nation
Higwitts
Mit
Ehdreed
Schoff
Greencastle Chamber Plans Spotlighted by Rotary Guest
George T. Harney director in charge of Greencastle Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Rotary luncheon on Greencastle resources. He urged developing stone cement and zinc industries tied to rail lines and limestone, and promoted dairy farming as Putnam County's strong asset with Chamber backing.
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George T
Cap) Harney
Green Castle
Greencastie
Mr. Harney
Greencastle
Putnam
Harney
Chamber of Commerce
Registered Big Type Poland Breeders Meet Saturday
The Putnam County gathering of registered Poland China hog breeders is set for Saturday at 9:30 in the county court room to organize a county association and plan a public sale of Poland hogs for show purposes. A 1:40 pm meeting for Putnam County youth ages 10 to 18 will follow in the county agent Charles Jackson's office to discuss agricultural and livestock club work.
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Poland
sPaltjv
Putnam County
Agricultural and Livestock Club
Charles Jackson
Magdalen of Launceston Sways Local Folklore Through Stones
In Launceston Cornwall a relic statue of the Magdalen endures amid Puritan memories. Locals believe stones placed on the statue or its window sill grant rewards or warnings, a custom traced to childhood wishes and long whispered tales. The tradition persists despite age and rare talk of its origins.
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Launceston
Cornwall
Custon
Pietfits
London
Oliver Cromwell
England
Magdalen
Maagdalen
Coss
Warriter
Wainy
Feroning Howe
Gas versus electricity for national power generation debated in engineering supplement
The article discusses long distance power transmission by Weeks of 208 triade and the idea of building capital power stations to transmit electricity from Midlands plants. It weighs gas transmission as an alternative and cites a calculation that the yearly cost of carriage for one London gas concern could fund a large rain for Yorkshire gas delivery.
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Tt Is Stevestedl
London
Yorkshire
New York Post
Edison On Inventions Wireless Telegraphy Nitrogen Air Process
Thomas Edison highlighted wireless telegraphy and the American process to fix nitrogen from air as key inventions. He notes dependence on Germany for nitrogen before the war and describes modern plants that extract nitrogen from pressurized air cheaply, praising the limitless supply and potential wealth.
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Thomas Edison
Germany
Ml the Great
Canaries Betrayed Burglars on Henry Street
Patrolman Killen, chasing a canary followed by others, spotted five men moving about at a burglary scene on Henry Street. The men were arrested and jailed on burglary charges. Louis Polizza reported about 75 to 100 canaries freed from his third-store store, with an estimated loss around $200.
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Canaries
Henry Street
Killen
Louis Polizza
New York Mail
Mystery of Money Found in Stone Wall in Greencastle
Emmett Burkhalter of Greencastle Gas Co discovers a hidden pile of coins in a crevice of a stone wall while walking for lunch. He seeks an owner or explanation for the money’s origin before turning it over to the Boy Scouts.
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Greencastle
Emmett Burkhalter
Greencastle Gas Co
Burkhalter
Boy Scouts
Meda Estelle Dodd Weds Wallace Lon in Home Ceremony
A simple home wedding was held this afternoon at the Dodd home for Meda Estelle Dodd and Wallace Olen Lon. Rev. A M Hootman performed the ring ceremony with Miss Ida Long at the piano. The couple planned a short trip to Chicago before settling in this city.
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John Dodd
Meda Estelle
Wallace Olen Lone
J. F. Long
A. M. Hootman Pere
Ida Long
Preparatory Recital at the Music Hall Thursday
A preparatory recital will be held at the music hall Thursday afternoon at 4 30. The program features student performers including Lenore Ruark Janet Crawley Virginia Stone James Shaver Lucille Allen Marjorie Shuie Imogene Couper Kathryn Skinner Dora Graydon Blanche McDaniel and others performing pieces such as April Showers Country Dance and Dance a la Gavotte.
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RDC
Bbas Sda
Dora Graydon
Herod
Paul Sweet
Hill and Dale
Engelman
Blanche McDaniel
Johann
Kathryn Skinner
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Daugherty Hall
Hillary A. Gobin
LL. D
Jropsey
Faith Rosella Fish
Lucy Margaret Curry
Edith Lucile Dunlavy
Elwood Bicknell Alexander
Charles T. Armfield
Helen Austin
Arnold
William Clark Bagon
Charles Marion Barth
Charles Herbert
Bennett
Martha Elizabeth Binkley
Louis Stuckey
Booth
Christine Margaret RE Mildred. Brown
Carroll Edgar Brown
Esther
Thornton Browning
Grace Aletha Carlisle
Milford Emerson Cavannah
Frances Elizabeth Chandler
Earl Cranston
P William Pager
Ferty Ae
Han Bay Calaure
Prohipite
Mae
Cedual
Evans Hall
Tang
William Wallade
Mutschler
Mary Lawrence Neff
Paul Wilbur Nevins
Mary Ruth Norris
Marguerite Olivia Oborn
Howard B. O’rear
Helen Osler
Carmen
Phyllis Palm
Marie Margaret Reed
Mildred, Reed
Zepher Blanche Riffe
Genetha
Inez Roberts
Frank
Taylor Howard Stevenson
Thrush
Marion
Tillotson
Robert Rusgeil Tonge
Tucker
Bertha Fain Ulrich
Mary Eltén
Wagner
Maytha Bethel
Toeovg
Alec Lockeridge
James Reynolds
Casady
Hendrick
Parent Teachers Convention
Perd Lucas
Ara
Mias Lela Browning
The
O. L. Jones Co
Towie
Meda Estelle Dood
Wallace Lon
Lenore Ruark
Amos Light
Aline Teho
Janet Crawley
Graceful Deneer
Lemon Louise Harris
Cypey Serenade
Virginia Stone Beignarde
Aia Iy
Tucille Allen
Mareh
Marjorie Shuie
Imogene Couper
James Shaver
Nareissus
U.S
Geneva Brown
Helen Bonhany
Giants
Graydon Werod
Hiponess Lantern
Imogene Mullins
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