Indiana Colleges Hear Sermons and Honor Graduates
Greencastle Ind June 7 Dr Hillary A Gobin of De Pauw University delivers baccalaureate remarks on A Modern Appreciation of John Wesley at Meharry Hall as De Pauw ends his tenure there. On campus graduates from Purdue Earlham and Indiana University are listed along with the weeklong commencement events and the university sermon at Franklin.
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Hillary A. Gobin
de Pauw
W. L. Bryan
Earlham
J. P. D. John
Purdue
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Meharry Hall
H. A. Gobin
Gobin
John Wesley
Wesley
Iits
Daniel
Methodist
Wesleyan
John
Pendern
John Wesley Bol
el Pyphnton
Boswell
Wilbur Pletcher Shinday
Louisville
Pauw University
Biehary
Commencement at I U Bloomington Plans for Annual Exercises
Indiana University begins its seventy fourth annual commencement on June 18 with law department exercises. Hon. Charles W. Miller will deliver the annual address, and Sen. Beveridge will address the class. A week of reunions, banquets, and receptions follows, with prize awards for scholarship and a Baptist laureate address by Prof. Shailer Mathews. Graduates span departments of languages, sciences, and liberal arts with extensive lists of names and locations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Law Department
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
E.W. Earl
Beveridge
Shailer Mathews
Divinity School of the Univversity of Chicago
Winfield S. Chaplin
University
St. Louis
Ues Acareas
Department of Languages
Warsaw
Bottorft
Seymour
Branson
Farmland
Margaret Liberty
Martha L. Dick
Lucy B. Hessler Conners
Kossebaum
Aurora
Wonne
Education by Occupations: Bryan Addresses Earlham Grads
Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University, spoke at Earlham College on the baccalaureate day, urging graduates to view their chosen occupations as long standing guilds shaping civilization. He warned against shifting from task to task, emphasizing measured apprenticeship and that society's guidance steers individuals toward a life commitment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Earlham College
Bryan
Court of Justice
University
Geddes
Tra
The Joy of Work and Purpose in Life and Faith
A speaker urges embracing work with heart and discipline. The path leads to delight in efficient effort, self correction, and fidelity to a higher purpose. He cites humility courage and divine calling, suggesting true work reveals meaning in the kingdom of God and echoes Christ’s example.
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Kingdom of God
Uncle Tom
Logos
Purdue Commencement Stirs Fraternity House Acquisitions
Purdue plans for the fall include a larger freshman class, extended heating plant work, and significant overhauls to machine shops and labs as classes pause for summer. Sigma Nu acquires the Stockton homestead. Lambda Iota of Phi Gamma Delta takes Noah Justice homestead as chapter houses near opening.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Sixty-Fifth General Assembly
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Greencastle
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Stockton
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University
Purdue Chapter
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H. B. Marsh
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West Lafayette
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George A. Smith
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Franklin College Commencement Opens with Missionary Sermon
Franklin Indiana June 7 The commencement exercises at Franklin College began with the annual missionary sermon by Rev Henry W Davis of Greensburg at the First Baptist Church. President W T Stott led services with assistance from Rev F O Neal. The memorial meeting followed at the college chapel honoring Grace Gardiner Emma Bergen G M Lambertson Thomas J Morgan Clement Hall Riley Storey Edward F White John W Potter Thom N Bryan Mrs Biddle Williams Clara Banta Stella J Axt. The baccalaureate sermon by President Stott focused on Christian manhood from Cor I xvi 13 “Quit you like men” emphasizing large vision contrition broad sympathy and high purpose. Meanwhile H E Jordan remains missing after a kidnapping by juniors with threats and possible warrant actions looming as dress rehearsals approach.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
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Franklin College
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Greensburg
First Baptist Church
W. T. Stott
F. O. Neal
New York
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College Chapel
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Stott
H. E. Jordan
Jordan
Laporte High to graduate largest class in history
Laporte Ind June 7 The largest class in the history of Laporte High School will graduate Wednesday evening June 10 when 39 students receive diplomas from Superintendent John A Wood. Commencement address by Dr Frank W Gunsaulus of Armour Institute Chicago. Alumni reunion to follow at City Hall with toasts by Mrs Lawrence Cameron Hall Indianapolis. Moore s Hill Ind June 7 President Lewis has secured Bishop John M Walden
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Laporte High School
John A. Wood
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute
Chicago
Nora Applegate
Adam L. Decker
Susans. de Garmo
Erme E. Fail
John F. Grimes
Merle
Harmen
Claire V. Lowe
Leslie O. Lower
Cornelius F .Rurmely
Mary R. Schultz
Vincent W. Switzer
Emma Weber
Mary F. Wilhelm
Lee W. Carrier
Lydia M. Chambers
William H. Fitzpatrick
Ruth N. Fitzpatrick
Lottie Francis
Zayda M. Garwood
Carrie B. Garwood
Linda Hall
Earle G. Hewson
Nevra_ A. Keithline
Lawrence Cameron Hall
Indienaplis
Terre Haute
Austin Patterson
Rose Pontechnic
Edward Hirschler
Patterson
East
Hirschler
Ohio
Mees
Rose
Crawfordsville
Commencement Plans At Rose Polytechnic Include Library Shift
Walden to deliver baccalaureate sermon on June 14. Commencement week June 16 18 secured B&O lines for travel. President’s report notes largest enrollment in eight years and recommends a $15000 literary and science hall. Rose Polytechnic to reallocate current building to preparatory music and library with new departments in elocution and physical culture. President Mees enforces expulsion for souvenir theft.
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Moore's Hill
Louisville
North Vernon
Lewis
College
Aurora Council Elects Elam H. Davis to School Board
At a Friday city council meeting Elam H. Davis, First National Bank cashier, was unanimously chosen to fill the vacancy in the School Board created by George M. Stedman’s term expiration. Sugar Creek township class of ten graduates held exercises at Boggstown with Ralph Tomlinson named to represent at the county contest in August. Goshen district schools graduated 113 with George F. Bass delivering the address. Laporte county commencements saw 15 graduates, 132 completed eighth grade, 23 eleventh grade, addressed by R. Pettengill, with field day at the fair grounds.
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Goshen
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George F. Bass
Indianapolis
Laporte
Laporte County
R. Pettengill
Michigan
America
Fair Grounds
Roosevelt Attends Grace Memorial Church Dedication
President Roosevelt attended the dedication of the Grace Memorial Reformed Church in Washington, delivering a brief address. He spoke on service, brotherhood, and the duty to immigrants, urging strong Christian action and personal virtue in daily life.
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Washington
Roosevelt
J. M. Schick
E. R. Eichbach
D. D
Frederick
Mr. Schick
United States
Glories at Culver Mimic Warfare on Maxinkuckee
Culver Military Academy caps its commencement with elaborate drills and a grand ball. Cadets stage mock battles with artillery and cavalry displays, followed by a socially rich finale including a daylight german, a last parade, and formal graduation where Crumpacker of Valparaiso delivers diplomas.
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Des Moines
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Valparaiso
F. F. Bays
J. M. Hite
W. A. Colt
E. G. Hakill
M. B. Seevers
J. A. Pope
R. H. Mowbray
J. W. Younge
H. C. Bays
U. S.A. Register
C. McQuaid
W. C. Kramer
F. A. Schaff
Culver Cadet Officers Named for Next Session
Culver Military Academy issued General Order No. 43 announcing cadet officers for the next session. The document lists appointments for various cadet ranks and details the assignment process at Culver, Indiana, as of June 7.
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Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Cadet Corps Announces Wide Range of Appointments
The commandant of cadets issues a long list of appointments: captains H C Bays Indiana H B Patterson Ohio A B Jaquith Nebraska D W De Prez Indiana. lieutenant and adjutant J W Westphall Iowa. first lieutenants C G Wood Ohio F Bays Indiana E Cavnan Colorado C T Morehouse atria. second lieutenants J F Young Indiana C H Locke Illinois M B Craig Iowa G R Deming Indiana. second lieutenant and quartermaster C Doggett Illinois. band lieutenants D R Knight Ohio P K Wood Indiana. sergeant major W R Perry Arkansas. first sergeants E F Reiter Missouri B F Jaquith Iowa J M Cole Minnesota M E Crumpacker Indiana. sergeants F G McIntyre Utah M C Mattinson Illinois R G Shook Indiana E F Latta Arkansas J C Loucks Illinois D F Bigger Indiana C P Barrett Kansas J E D Kansas J C Dissette Indiana G D Mann Illinois J Ferman Texas A G Saalfield Ohio F Owen Wisconsin Cor Fleet Indiana G M Page Michigan F T Garoutte Colorado A C Lewis Nebraska. sergeant and drum major L A Joel Indiana. sergeants in the band J R Kelly Indiana C C Jamison Illinois. assistant librarians with rank of sergeant J Hostetter Iowa. corporals G A Crocker Iowa F Arnold Indiana N M McCullough Indiana ca Hanlon Ohio L L Law Indiana S Pope Illinois EB L Lambert Illinois Lamberton Pennsylvania J J Lindley Missouri H H Johnston Minnesota M Lieberman Pennsylvania J S Boardman Illinois T Bennett Illinois.
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Indiana
H. B. Patterson
Ohio
A. B. Jaquith
Nebraska
D. W. de Prez
J. W. Westphal
Iowa
Wood
F. Fe Bays
E. Cavnan
Colorado
C. T. Morehouse
Atria
B. F. Jaquith
J. M. Cole
Minnesota
M. E. Crumpacker
F. G. McIntyre
Utah
M. C. Mattinson
Illinois
R. G. Shook
E. F. Latta
Arkansas
J. C. Loucks
D. F. Bigger
C. P. Barrett
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J. C. Dissette
G. D. Mann
J. Ferman
Texas
A. G. Saalfield
F. Owen
Wisconsin
Cor: Fleet
G. M. Page
Michigan
F. T. Garoutte
A. C. Lewis
L. A. Joel
J. R. Kelly
C. C. Jamison
J. Hostetter
G. A. Crocker
F. Arnold
N. M. McCullough
R. P. Williams
J. E. Larrabee
E. M. Cavnah
R. B. Thompson
M. W. Hughes
G. W. Pearson
Tllinois
Lamberton
Pennsylvania
J. J. Lindley
Missouri
H._H. Johnston
M. Lieberman
J. 8. Boardman
T. Bennett
Kokomo Temperance Fight Leads to License Failures
Kokomo, Ind June 7 The temperance drive led by Carrie Styer has produced rapid license defeats in Howard County Third ward where three saloon renewals were denied by the Superior Court on appeal. Across wards Five and Fourth the remonstrances closed or defeated saloons while First ward saw mixed success. National attention grows as breweries and the National Anti liquor League arrive to aid remonstrants led by Styer who canvasses voters.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Howard Superior Court
B. F. Harness
Commissioners’ Court
Third Ward
Superior Court
Carrie Styer
Miss Styer
Securit
National Anti-liquor League
C. F. Morrison
Remonstrants
J. C. Herron
Liquor League
Scuffle at Saloon Ends in Injury to Frank Battle
Frank Battle entered Oscar Hannenkamp’s saloon at 144 East Washington Street last night, ordered beer, and allegedly refused payment. A scuffle with the bartender led to Battle striking his head on a bar railing, resulting in a deep gash. He was treated at City Hospital by Dr. Mackey as police filed assault charges.
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Oscar Hannenkamp
East Washington Street
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Nena
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Unnenson
Wascons and Y M L teams sweep league games in mud
A large crowd watched two Commercial League clashes. Wascons beat Kellers 16 to 7 at Capitol City Park while Y M Ls defeated Harmon Hall 16 to 10 at Garfield Park. McDermott Lang battery highlighted Wascons game, while Sullivan starred for Y M Ls with four of five hits.
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Image of God Sermon Preached at Hoyt Avenue Church
At Hoyt-Avenue Church the pastor Rev. C. S. Johnson delivered a strong sermon on The Image of God from Hebrews 8 5. He warned that people seek material patterns around them rather than the spirit revealed by God and urged choosing spiritual guidance over earthly examples.
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C. S. Johnson
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Ae Eeson
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