Baccalaureate speaker urges graduates toward higher education
President Edgar Rees Tulloss of Wittenberg College spoke at Warren High School's Sunday baccalaureate in Library Theatre. He urged students to attend college despite costs, choose schools by faculty strength and broad curricula, and warned that over 800,000 are enrolled nationwide while 38 percent of high school grads seek higher education.
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Masterly address at Warren High School baccalaureate
The Warren High School 1927 graduating class held its baccalaureate service in the library theatre directed by the First Lutheran church. Rev Edgar Rees Tulloss spoke on "The Challenge of Jesus," urging self-reliance and faithful choices as graduates begin steering their own lives.
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Warren Observes Memorial Day with War Dead Tribute
Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups led a Memorial Day observance in Warren. The program featured a parade, half-mast flags, a service in Oakland cemetery with remarks by Major Reuben Sharp and others, a band selection, and a rifle salute followed by taps, honoring Civil War dead and the nation’s other wars.
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Clergy Deliver Inspiring Address On Faith and Service
The speaker cites figures like Joseph Isaiah John Huss John Wycliffe Martin Luther and others, urging a gentle call to follow Christ. He emphasizes the eternal nature of spiritual life, the fixed moral law, and service to the needy, ending with hymns and prayers.
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Vague campaign advice echoes through uncertain ballot
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