Muscle Shoals Dam Appropriation Hit by House Vote
The House approved 7.5 million for Wilson dam construction at Muscle Shoals Alabama but attached dates delaying spending until October 1 1923 and after. Debates centered on delaying work vs Ford offer to purchase and lease the Muscle Shoals properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washsieton
Wilson
Muete Shoals
Ala
House
Senate
Studdleston
Alabama
Hien
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
James
Michigan
Mondell
Wyoming
Henry Ford
Detroit
Garrett
Tennessee
Madden
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Huddleston
Individual Instruction Enrollment Is Announced
The following parents have registered their children for the summer classes in the School of Individual Instruction. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hall and Dr. J. M. F. Huemann among others, with several listed from Cairo, Egypt and local figures such as W. A. Gordon, A. F. Smith, J. E. Davison, J. W. Welch, and Sydney M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hall
W. A. Gordon
A. F. Smith
A.D. Dunn
F. J. Wead
A. P. Condon
W. H. Pruner
L. E. Cole
RB. H. Martin
G. W. Todd
J.E. Davison
N. Guckert
H. J
Efforts to Find Crew of Wrecked Puritan Fail
Halifax Nova Scotia June 25 efforts to locate 19 members of the Puritan schooner crew wrecked on Sable Island rocks have been unavailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Sable Island Rocks
Doane College AoC and Alumni News Summary
Doane College and area residents are reported in a late spring update. Alumni and faculty movements include substitutions as dean of women, sabbaticals, and travels to Amherst, Europe, and Pierce City. Several graduates marry and plan next steps in education and ministry, with teaching positions and home life noted across Crete, Curtis, Toulon, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane College Aoc
Bondwin
CH. deBar
Amherst
Mass
Luelin M. Carter
Europe
L. E. Williams
Gaviora Hall
Pierce City
Mildred Pond
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Colling
Crete
Anna F. Taylor
San Austrio
Cal
J. BE. Taylor
Augusta Wehe
Clyde
Noyce Noth
Reamaville
Kan
Noyce
Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Crystal Lake
Ralph B. Noyce
Harriet May Norton
Toulon
Denmark
Fred Christner
Shawnee, OL
A. A. Conrail
D. BH. Perry
J. S& Brown
Lincoln
Samuel Avery
C. B. Anderson
Terry
Grant Rapids
Mich
T. D. Perry
Bs PD
Aller
R. A. Johnston
D. Brown
J. F. Haight
San Francisco
Neva
Haight
Winifred Abernathy
Doane
Misa Tae Carr
Curtis
Neb
Neel L. Tyson
Scottablauff
Gail W. Phelps
Lagon
Misa Hope Hibbard
Omaha
W. W. Bennett
Princeton University
Princeton
P. C. Swift
A Visit to Chorley Wood and Conflicted Hearts
Violet and Hastings escape to Chorley Wood for lunch and a cherry orchard visit. He praises her and reveals plans to meet his mother, while Violet worries about Ronnie and Hastings's true motives. Olive Hale pursues Hastings but finds him unavailable, leaving questions to linger.
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London
Violet
Hastings
Mrs. Higgs
Chorley Wood
Ronnie
Ronald
Lucky Ronnie
Pers
Olive Hale
Miss Ingleby
Olive
Mrs. Higg
Notable Bethany College Alumni and Family News
President Marmon returns from Cable Wisconsin with family. Professors and alumni attend gatherings and marriages. Sylvia Moore and Paul Shellenberger wed in Nebraska. Others journey to New York Chicago Albany and the Philippines. Academy staff and missionaries update on postings and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Db. Marmon
Cable
Wis
Glen McRae
Sylvia Moore
W. P. Avlaworth
Johnna
Harvard
Neb
Harriet Thorp
New York
National Training School
Harriet Harmon
Chicago
Niagara Falla
Albany
Hudson
Rex Murphy
Paul Kennedy
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Ind
Philippines
E. E. Smith
Lexington
Peropel
India
Wilkinson
China
Salle
Lu Chow Fu
J. F. Bicknell
Ashland
Mr. Bicknell
Christian Church
Earnest Parmenter
California
Bethany
Parmenter
Creighton Leaders Attend Benedictine Rite and Academic Contests
Creighton University figures participate in a Benedictine ceremony at Conception MO with Rev Philip Ruggle as abbot. Fr. Kaufmann and Dr. Houston pursue medical studies in Boston, while Dr Levine plans Greenland nutrition research. A Corpus Juris contest in the College of Law crowns Halph Svoboda first at 82 percent, with Ralph Kustner and Joseph McGovern following. A two week postgraduate medical program proves successful, benefiting 35 Creighton alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton University
Alfred Kaufmann
Benedictine Abbey of Conception
Missouri
Philip Ruggle
Francie Houston
Creighton College of
Malicine
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Victor BE. Levine
Teft Omaha
Greenland
Baffin Land
College of Law
Corpus Juris
Halph E. Svoborn
Creighton
Bee Want Ads Promises Low Rates for More Circulation
An advertised offer from Wesing Bee Want Ads claims buyers save by increasing purchases, with lower costs per thousand of circulation and more value for advertisers seeking reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesing Bee
Wayne Normal Celebrates Record Homecoming Attendance
Wayne Nebraska June 25 The annual homecoming drew record alumni turnout with over 150 at the noon luncheon and 200 at the gymnasium banquet. Clarence Linton acting as toastmaster, President Conn closing the program, and Dr Nethardt guest of honor read The Poets Town. Bust of John G Neihardt unveiled in the chapel with donor letters read and remarks about Rodin influence. Enrollment for summer term near 900 with 350 in psychology and 80 in graduate work. The Goldenrod paper doubles in size under Bonnie Hess head with staff changes. A large Want Ad in tomorrow's Sunday Bee urged readers to place notices.
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Wayne
Neb
Clarence Linton
Columbia University
Conn
Nethardt
Fred G. Dale
J Rolland Winckel
Sophia Koester
Rollie W. Ley
N. N.C
John G. Neihardt
Alice Neihardt
Mont Martinsen Neichardt
Rodin
Paris
Martha Pierce
James Miller
Nichardt
Julius T. House
Department of Physics
Radio
Goldenrod
Bonnie Hess
Helen Donisthorpe
Norfolk
Donald Sayge
Julius Young
Vera Futteroll
Romance in Business Life Inspires Young Pursuit of Education
The article argues romance in business fuels ambition across ages and genders. It notes magazines highlight steady, intelligent success and cites H. B. Boyles of Troyles College saying business education has never been more popular as youth seek real examples at home and in media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Boyles
Troyles College
Chadron Normal College Leaders and Local Addresses Highlight Weekend
Chadron Normal College President Mito spoke at county and town commencements in Mertlan county and Mealiville, with future talks announced by poet Charles Tindeer Clark. Frank Flandera was elected president at a WW C A meeting, while talks explored parental influence and natural tendencies in child development. Yellow decorative ropes and a breakfast program at Mine Swedberg’s honor closed the event.
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Chadron Normal College
Mito
Mertlan
Mealiville
Ferday
Melle Fourche
Charles Tindeer Clark
Wile
Mrark
Mot Springs
Bood
Weetem Vers
Aun
Sadie Weather
Ehool Organtanion
Fuatire of
Auminer
Frank Flandera
Mro. Killettn
C. A
Bott Huning
Chadron Gardens
Swedberg
Brockidsale
L. A. Weight
Business College Moves to Commerce Building
The American College of Business relocates to the second floor of the Commerce building, under manager Prof. Youngstrom. The new quarters feature dedicated college offices and a bank, with ample skylights and indirect lighting to support day and night courses in stenography and bookkeeping.
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Business College
Commerce
American College of Business
Ui Fellows
Canemerce
Ptrotessue Youngetrom
Imarrager
Business
Wee
College Bank
Youngstrom
Nebraska Educators Begin East Tour To N E A Convention
Nebraska educators led by Fairbury Superintendent W H Norton Principal Stone and agriculture teacher Leon Moody depart Tecumseh by automobile for New York City. They will visit Philadelphia and other sites then attend the National Education Association convention in Boston on July 1 as Nebraska delegates. Afterward they plan summer work in the East including Gregory attending Teachers College at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh, Neb
W. H H. Norton
Stone
Leon Moody
Fairbury
A. J. Stoddard
Beatrice
L. R. Gregory
Tecumseh
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
National Educational Association
Henge
Nebraska
East
Gregory
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
New Campus Building Near North Face Popularity Rise
The article notes recitations by former students Catherine Hennemeoy and others, with Mise Swedberg as promotor of piano at the Normal. A new campus northfacing building will become a popular local resort, while a shop entices with ice cream fountain soda and knickknacks raising temptation for loose change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geveste
Catherine Hennemeoy
Lesroy North
Charien Plerpant
Irma Stocedaln
Tlacite Scott
Mise Swedberg
The
Normal
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American Association of Vocational Schools
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J. A. Youngstrom
Farnam St
Omaha Bee
St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State Board of Education
Maur Hill
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University Place
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Home Economica
Kindergaren
J. E. Davidson
J. W. Foye
H. H. Baldrige
Samuel McCleneghan
George H. Payne
Omaha, Neb
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Brady Street
Davenport
Iowa
Boyles College
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Merriam Block
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