Westville Graduation Ends School Year With War Talks
Westville holds final exercises at the M. E. Church as the four year class receives diplomas. Dr George Grose of DePauw University speaks on The Relation of Education to War urging continued study, patriotism, and support for the war effort. The Boys Glee Club and students perform as Supt Knoll presents diplomas and praises scholastic achievement.
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Westville
M. E
Aldean M. Link
Ruth J. Rotzein
Chloe B. Keel
Alden L. Beahm
Warren W. Kriesel
Louis R. Cass, Jr
S. C. Knoll
M. E. Hyde
Mildred Smith
Natalie Smich
Elizabeth McCartney
Ruth Rotzean
Chloe Keel
Ethel Bluhm
Elizabeth Stites
Grose
Farnam
Howard Iseminger
Lawrence Morehouse
Warren Kreisel
Raymond Davidson
Casmer Levenduski
Donavon Dolman
Supt. Knoll
Alden Beahm
Louis Cass, Jr
Jennie Wuersch
Chloe Keele Gang
Eld. EB. T. Scott
Marguerite Curran
Chicago
Raymond Rotzein
C. B. Reynolds
Laporte
Leona Coursel
East Chicago
Warren Kriesel
Wm. Stump
Fauline
Leon
Della Rapp
Edgar Jacobs
Pinhook
Irene Dorsey
Margaret Pratt
Theodore Janiski
Edward Gill
Julia Gill
Kalies
We the German Americans in Wartime United
A speech urging German Americans to join in national unity during World War I. The speaker argues for loyalty to the United States over Germany, condemns German officials and spies, and stresses duties to defend American democracy. He calls for full support of the war effort and warns of suspicion toward German Americans while urging clear allegiance to the United States.
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Lew Shank
Germany
America
Russia
Bernstorffs
Luxburgs
Zimmermans
Boy-Ed
von Papen
Igel
Richelieu
Franz Lieber
Europe
Asia
Prairies
Plymouth Rock
Cape Hatteras
Golden Gate
Alaska
Great Lakes
Gulf
Mexico
English Services At Lutheran Church Westville
The Lutheran church in Westville will hold English services next Sunday at 2 p m Text is Matt 5 15 16 Subject The Christian's duty to let his light shine before men Everyone is welcome QO A Sauers Pastor
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Lutheran Church
Westville
QO. A. Sauers
Mrs Rogers Makes Business Trip to Chesterton
Mrs. A Rogers traveled to Chesterton last Tuesday for business amid a snow storm that proved insufficient for sleighing.
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A. Rogers
Chesterton
Albert Don’t Change Letter From Newport News Reader
A. E. Conquist writes from Newport News Virginia at 3401 Huntington Ave praising Westville, sending a dollar fifty for Good Cheer The Indicator, and noting the strong editorial on Teddy plus interest in Democratic seeds. He asks about the quality of those seeds and sends best wishes to Albert and others.
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Albert
Newport News
Virginia
Huntington Ave
Martin
Westville
Teddy
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