Shortridge Graduation List For 423 Students June
The Shortridge High School class of 423 includes students from Japan and the Philippine Islands among the graduates. The list features numerous names such as Muriel Adams, J Virgil Adams, Agnes Herbert Anderson, Grace Hodge Anderson, and many others across diverse families and origins.
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Shortridge High School
Japan
Philippine Islands
Muriel Adams
J. Virgil Adams
Agnes Herbert Anderson
Grace Hodge Anderson
Goldie Andrews
Panoria Apostol
Dorothea Arbuckle
Jeanette Arnold
Beatrice Axum
Charles Badger
Sarah Baird
Nellie Jeanne Baker
Agnes Ball
Helen Irene Bamford
Ellen Hugenis Barr
William ©. Baumann
John M. Bayne
Mary Louise Bartholomew
John Brooks
Mary Edith Brossman
Everett Brown
Morris Brown
R. D.rown
Kenneth Browne
Lillian Browne
Charlotte Ethel Bruce
Kenneth D. Brugman
Stanley Britain
Lebert Bush
John Pas Heer
Tom E. Butz
Bernice R. Buxton
Regina B. Cadick
Madelyn Louise Caldwell
Ella Marie Carll
Myles Carlson
Robert Carter
Ruth Carter
Margaret Dane Casey
Clementine Casmire
Leo Charles Cassell
Mary Elizabeth Caswell
Albert Chill
Richard W. Christena
Mary Virginia Clark
Thomas Moore _ Clarke
Minnie Clement
Martha Louise Olinehens
Ralph Coble
Virginia Cochrane
Marjorie Coffin
Overa Lucille Cohen
Harold J. Cohen
Eleanor Cohn
Robert Collester
Mary Elizabeth Cooper
Charles Droege Corwin
Marian Rosalind Corya
Franklin Couts
Leneta Rose Cox
Paul M
Doris Winifred Egbert
Helen Elizabeth Egbert
Evelyn Elliott
Harold P. Ellis
Idred
Lucille Embree
Edmunda
Enia
Irene Engle
Sarah Boate
Edwin Martin Esther
Nevil Wing
Mary Jewell Fargo
Colonel H. Faught
Myron
Arthur Feinberg
Charles Ferguson
Marian Elizabeth Fisher
Virginia Frances Fitch
Virginia R. Fleming
Meta Marie Fogas
Dorothy A. Forman
Mildred Frand
Marjorie Suzanne Franklin
Ruth Elizabeth Franklin
Mary Louise Free
Vera Frances Free
Clarice M. Freeman
Vivian Friedman
Margaret Elizabeth Fritsche
Maxine Gardner
Pauline Glidewell
Marjorie L.idoetchens
Frank Oakes Goode
Bernard A. Goodman
Wanda Graves
Theodore Greatbatch
Himie Greenburg
Helen Haines Groff
Bernice R. Grossman
Bernardine A. Grow
Olive Faye Grube
Francis L. Hill
Fred Hill
Betty A. Hoatson
Virginia E. Hobbs
John Hobson
Lois Ann Hodgin
Caroline Gregory Hofft
Iris Bernice Hollins
Helen Hazel Hollowell
Mary Holmes
Virginia E. Hot
Mary Ann Hood
Edith Anne Hoppingarner
Mary D. Hoover
Louis Hornberger Jr
Paul Hostetter
Beatrice Nell Houze
Ethel L. Howe
Margaret Ruth Hudspeth
Betty Ann Huffman
Esther Grace Hutsell
Takeo Io
Helen Jacobs
Marion Ray Jenckes
Florence Jefferies
Richard Job
Bettina Johnson
Mardenna Johnson
Alfred Jones
Frank Jones
Harriet Jones
Jane Ones
Orange Leon Ones
Nancy Schwenk Kalleen
Ruth Doris Kasdan
Charles Kauffman
Frank Kever
Claude Kelley
Thomas Kelley
Elizabeth Kelly
Robert Kelly
Mary Kepler
Archie Kimble
Genevieve Kirkpatrick
Merrette Kistner
Victor Klain
Grace Klingholz
George R. Knapp
Dorothy Marie Kohlsaedt
Mary Jane Bru
Katherine Kyle
Fred Lahr
Mildred Elizabeth Lawler
Dorothemay Lawrence
Jeanette
Dorothy Lemon
la Verne Longlade
Leota Leonard
Lois Leonard
Abraham William Letiff
Albert William Levi Jr
Laura Levy
Harold Lewis
Enoch ‘Manley Mark
Margaret Annet Marshall
Katherine Maurer
Maurice May
Harry F. Mayer
Evelyn Mendenhall
Janice Michael
Dorothy Jane Miller
Esther Ruth Miller
John Frederick Miller
Margaret E. Miller
George Mitchell
Louise Moon
Elinor
Louise Moor
Mary Virginia Moore
Johnb. Morris
Margaret Ethel Morris
Gilbert H. Morrison
Mary Morrison
Rosemary Camden Morrisey
Milfred E. Morrow
Ruth Henrietta
Eva Marie Simpson
Lewis B. Skinner
Ethel Lenore Smith
Louise Smith
Martha Maxine Smith
Myla Dain Smith
Walter Smith Jr
John Elcolm Snoddy
Annabess Snodgrass
Hilda Sommer
Ralph Spurgeon
Willard
Stamper
Esther Stapleton
Cecelia Gertrude . Stark
Margaret Maebelle Stayton
Clarence Stiles
Marjorie Irene Stoltz
Elizabeth Stone
Charlotte Strat
Richard K. Trittipp
Enos E. Troyer
Ruth D. Trusty
Dorothy Tucker
Lloyd Tucker
Ray L. Urich
Bernadine Vliet
Helen H. Wade
Leo Wagman
Money Co. Ward
Ella E. Warren
Harriett Watkins
Gertrude Pearl Watson
George Hazen Weaver
Rex Nathaniel Webster
Maurice Weinstein
Sylvia Weissman
Thelma Wells
Joy Weyant
Frances Whitcraft
Thomas P. White Jr
Mary Beatrice Whiteman
Donald Whitinger
Mildred M. Wickwire
George Allen Wier
Elizabeth Wiley
Ruth Louise Willcox
Betty Louise Wilson
June Madren Wilson
von Wilson
Mildred B. Winer
Dorothy Marie Wise
Leonard Wohlfeld
Thomas H. Woodard
Fred Newton Woodworth
June Elizabeth Woodworth
Rosemary Woodworth
Donald L. Wright
Herbert Wright
Robert Wright
Jean
Misuse of National Privilege in Sunday Lesson
The May 27 International Uniform Sunday School Lesson explores the misuse of national privilege within Mark 12 1 12 and Isaiah 5 1 7. It argues personal integrity shapes national life and critiques corruption by leaders while urging higher duty and responsibility. Titian is noted for red haired women in art.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Supreme Court of the
United States
Titian
Peggy Joyce Plans To Wed Another Count
London May 26 United Press reports Peggy Hopkins Joyce the former Follies star plans to marry Count Frederick De Janze the divorced French husband of Alice Silverthorne of Chicago and Buffalo. The couple reportedly met over a Kenya colony book and intend to wed despite past scandal.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Evening Standard
Follies
Frederic de Janze
Alice Silverthorne
Chicago
Buffalo
Peggy
de Janze
Kenya
East Africa
Miss Joyce
Raymond de Trafford
Humphrey de Trafford
Paris
England
de Trafford
Indicted man rearrested after liquor find at home
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Newell Black
Capitol Ave
John Eisenhut
Black
Robert C. Baltzell
Ex Grid Star Weldon Found Dead Near Columbus
Police investigated the death of John A. Weldon former Lafayette College halfback and captain whose body was found in a ravine near Columbus Ohio. A bullet wound accompanied by an automatic pistol and a discharged cartridge lay beside him and newspapers covered the body. Authorities questioned whether it was murder or suicide.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
John A. Weldon
Lafayette
Here
Weldon
The Passing Procession in a London Gossip Roundup
A London gossip column reports Peggy Hopkins Joyce planning to wed again after four marriages. It mentions Count Frederick De Janze as a proposed groom. A Bridgeport matter recalls a wife challenging her husband over large families and a judge dismisses the breach of the peace claim.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Notable World News Disaster Toll and Breakthroughs
A sweeping 1920s news digest reports mining disasters killing 225 in the United States with incidents in Mather Pennsylvania Charleston West Virginia Harlan Kentucky and Hamburg Germany. It also notes aviation advances led by Lindbergh’s Transcontinental Air Transport plans Berlin Paris non stop service and rocket vehicle progress.
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Mather
Charleston
W. Va
Harlan
Hamburg
Germany
Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Nobile
North Pole
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Lindbergh
Wall Street
Lindy
Transcontinental Air Transport Corporation
New York
California
Stock Exchange
Vetoes Farm Bill and Tax Cuts in Congress Clash
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
United States
Stars earnings and taxes spark year-end reflections
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Hickman
Phillipsburg
N. J
New York
Bridge
Indianapolis Leads 1927 School Census With 81 898 Pupils
The 1927 school enumeration by the State education board shows Indianapolis gaining 762 school age residents. City total reaches 81 898 while nearby cities report South Bend 27 1003 Gary 26 681 Evansville falls and Terre Haute declines. London area calls reach over 553 million locally with inland trunk averages around 16 000 daily.
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State Education Board
South Bend
Gary
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
London
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