McCutchan To Conduct Music School At Winona
The DePauw University School of Music summer program will be held at Winona Lake with Dean R. G. McCutchan directing. A ten member faculty includes Edna Bowles Marshall Howenstein Medford Maxwell Ruth Rooney and others. Courses emphasize Public School Methods operettas high school music hymonology and practical church music if in demand.
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School of Music
DePauw University
Winona Lake
R. G. McCutchan
McCutchan
Edna T. Bowles
Marshall Howenstein
DePauw
Medford Maxwell
Ruth Rooney
Mus
Bach
Dean McCutchan
Traffic officer finds health in famed Konjola
Indianapolis traffic officer Thomas R Pollard credits three years of misery to digestive and liver troubles before Konjola relieved his condition. He reports improved digestion, stronger kidneys, and regulated liver with symptoms vanishing. Konjola sold at Ow! drug store in Greencastle and by major druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Thomas R. Pollard
North
Addison Street
Indianapolis
Tate
Young Hutchins Shapes Chicago University Lead
Robert Maynard Hutchins at 30 becomes president of the University of Chicago after early roles as Yale secretary at 2 and Yale Law School dean at 28. He credits luck, rejects overwork as harmful, and emphasizes training for law with psychology sociology and medicine to prepare better lawyers.
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
Chicago University
Hutchins
Yale Corp
Yale Law School
University of Chicago
Dean Hutchins
John H Shields 1834 1929 Coatesville pioneer silenced
John Henry Shields died April 23 1929 at his son Harrison Shields home at age 95 years 3 months and 7 days. He lived near Coatesville Indiana most of his life married twice first to Phoebe Garrison then Amanda Mason. survived by son Harrison daughter in law Julia and granddaughters Stella and Callie. He was a longtime Methodist Episcopal church member and a respected local businessman.
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John Henry Shields
Henry and
Jane Kenny Dick Shields
Greencastle
Ind
Morgan County
John
Madison
Lafayette
Vandalia
Mr. Shields
Phoebe Garrison
William Harrison
Amanda Jane Mason
Harrison
Grandpa
Harrison Shields
Inlaw
Julia
Stella
Callie Shields
John H. Shields
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coatesville
Card of Thanks from the Shields family
We express our deep appreciation to neighbors relatives and friends for kindnesses during our sorrow for our father and grandfather. We thank everyone for services and tributes and for the personal expression from Mr and Mrs W H Shields and daughters.
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W. H. Shields
Prominent DePauw Grad In Critical Condition After Fall
Leander M. Crist 91 longtime lawyer editor and teacher and 1897 Prohibition Governor candidate is gravely ill at Thorntown after breaking a hip in a fall. He says he is the oldest DePauw graduate, then Asbury University, with recent ill health hindering recovery.
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Lebanon
Leander M. Crist
Indiana
Thorntown
Crist
DePauw
Asbury University
Fillmore News: Local Transfers and Illness Notes
Elisha Cowgill sold his Fillmore farm to William Pace and swapped residences with Lee Wells before moving to Henry Arnold’s former home. Tom Talbott installs a fire resistant roof two miles west. Aaron Cooper and Fred Brown suffer health issues. Emerson Ruark remains stable. Henry Elmore in Indianapolis hospital. Virgil and Mrs. Sharp visit relatives. Gilbert Ruark visits in Indianapolis. A W Inman visits brother A B Inman in Fillmore.
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Elisha Cowgill
Fillmore
William Pace
Mr. Cowgill
Lee Wells
Henry Arnold
Tom Talbott
Aaron Cooper
Emerson Ruark
Fred Brown
Mr. Hicks
Henry Sublett
Ruth
Indianapolis
Virgil Sharp
Sharp
Walter Clift
Gilbert Ruark
Henry Elmore
Methodist Hospital
B. R. Inman
A. W. Inman
Postpone U S Naval Proposal Until Autumn
Geneva May 6 The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission postponed today open discussion of the U S naval limitation proposals. Mr Gibson said theAmerican suggestions are not a rigid plan but merely ideas while other factors may be considered. The motion to delay was made by Japanese and supported by English and French delegates. Gibson Litvinoff and others agreed. The commission adjourned amid amity and optimism as big powers study the naval situation.
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Geneva
INS
Hugh Gibson
United States
League of Nations Preparatory
M. Sato
Japan
Lord Cushendun
England
Count Massigli
France
Gibson
Belgium
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
League
Life convict Briggs ill with tuberculosis in prison
Clarence Bruce Briggs sentenced for life in Benton Circuit Court last February for the murder of his wealthy uncle Victor M. Briggs near Williamsport is suffering from tuberculosis at the state penitentiary in Michigan City. He has been a hospital patient for weeks and has lost weight as prison staff fear he has only months to live.
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Briggs
Oxnam Begins Busy Speaking Schedule Across Cities
Dr. G Bromley Oxnam has a packed week touring Indianapolis Chicago and Terre Haute to address ministerial and alumni groups. He will speak at the Indianapolis annual ministers banquet and at the Rector Scholars alumni event in Chicago. He then addresses the Terre Haute DePauw Alumni meeting and attends a dinner with the Evansville Teachers' Federation before preaching Sunday at Broadway M E Church in Indianapolis.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
Indianapolis
Chicago
Oxnam
Terre Haute
Terre Haute DePauw Alumni Association
DePauw
Evansville Teachers’ Federation
Broadway M. E
J. W. McFall
McFall
Mildred McFall
Fried Chicken Quest Shapes Senator McNary’s Farm Relief Battles
Oregon Senator Charles Linza McNary, famed for his farm relief efforts, is humorously portrayed as obsessed with finding the perfect fried chicken. The piece compares his long search to farm policy clashes, suggesting his appetite drives more headlines than legislation.
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Charles Linza McNary
Oregon
McNary
Meig
Maryland
Senate
United States
Charlie McNary
Congress
Washington
Noisy Neighbors and Velvet Vamps at Local Theaters
The Voncastle features the Pathe farce Noisy Neighbors with Eddie Quillan Alberta Vaughn and Theodore Roberts plus the Monarchs family troupe in a split week act. The Granada recalls Dane’s auto racing driven drama Voice of the Storm with star Karl Dane and Martha Sleeper, amid stunt driving and peril.
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Pathe
Voncastle Theatre
Eddie Quillan
Alberta Vaughn
Theodore Roberts
Eddie
Quillan
John
Buster
Joe
Marie
Isabelle
Quillans
Dane
Karl Dane
Granada Theatre
Scandinavia
Theodore von Elte
Martha Sleeper
Hollywood
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