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THE NORMAL ADVANCE243130%. The sales at Jeffersonville still remained about three and one-half times the salesat Vincennes, thus shoAving that th...
and consequently their ability will be lessened from contributing largelyfor a short time to the public exigencies.™ Thisdocument expresses the ...
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYMoody-McFerrin, Mrs. Caroline E., nr.Moore, Benjamin F., ha Muncie
foryears one of Indianas most highly respected school men: superintendent ofschools of Muncie at the time the stateopened Ball Teachers College&#...
was dean of the college andprofessor of education at time of hisdeath in 1926.Naber, Guilford M., pa Wabash
taughtin rural and high schools of Indiana
superintendent of schools. South Whitley1884-1888
1891-1896 county superintendent
1896-1929 in life insurancebusiness, Wabash
A. B. Taylor University in 1886.Severinghaus-Schnider, Mrs. Mary
nr.Shea, Thomas J., ha Lexington
taughtfor several years and engaged in mercantile business in Lexington severalyears prior to his death in 1913.Sheets, Harriett H., ha 421 North...
lr 1905connected with the New York Life Insurance Company.Smith, J. F., nr.Smith-Shea, Mrs. Anna E., pa 430 West4 7th St., Indianapolis...
taught twoyears at Burnetts Creek before graduation
1901-1927 teacher in the grades,Indianapolis
1927-1929 retired and living in Indianapolis.♦Stewart-Foulke, Mrs. Mary E., ha Dublin
1884-1885 teacher in Brazil
1885-1886 teacher in Rushville: 1886-1890principal high school, Worthington
1890-1894 teacher Rich Square Academy
1894-1898 principal high school Middle-town
1901-1910 principal high school,Dublin
1910-1916 homekeeper and devoted spare time to community interests
deceased June 14, 1926.Stewart, Hattie, nr.Tarney-Campbell, Mrs. Sarah, ha Anderson
1884-1892 assistant professor indepartment of psychology and methodsin Indiana State Teachers College
lr1929 not teaching
at home in Anderson.CLASS OF 1885Alexander, W. E., ha Bedford
1885-1S88 principal schools, Somerset
1888-1896 superintendent schools, Converse
1896-1905 superintendent of schools,Bedford
1905-1916 engaged in insurance business
1921-1928 township trustee, Shawswick township, Bedford.Batty, Fannie, nr, deceased 1889.Blasdel-Harvey, Mrs. Jennie, ha Ton-kawa, Okla.
taught in schools of Indiana, Oklahoma, and South Dakota fromgraduation to latest report in 1917.rfrinkerhoff, A., ha Sedan, Kan., lr 1912in real...
deceased April 1912.Caldwell, Alexander, nr.♦Chappell-Sleeper, Mrs. Ella, ha Rod-lands, Calif.
taught in city schools ofPrinceton for two years
married in1887.Dunagan, Oscar, ha Center Point
1884-1886 superintendent of schools, Shoals
1886-1888 principal normal school, Aurora, 111.
1888-1889 teacher of Latin andpedagogy, Mt. Lebanon University, Mt.Lebanon, La.
1889-1890 principal oftownship high school, Ashboro
1890-1892 superintendent Pima Indian Schools,Sacaton, Ariz.
1892-1894 principaltownship school, Asherville
1894-1896principal schools, Center Point
1896-1897 principal Warrior, Ala.
1897-1901principal township high school, Ashboro
1901-1902 manager for Hayden Co.,Tempe, Ariz.
1902-1904 principalschools, Cory
1904-1907 principal township high school, Ashboro
1907-1908principal high school Mooney
lr 1909principal Sugar Ridge Township HighSchool.Dubois, Chaso Orton, ha Beecher, III.
1885-1887 principal schools, Crothers-ville
1887-1888 at home in Champaigncounty, 111.
1888-1892 principal schools,Cerro Gordo and Illiopolis, 111.
1892-1895 principal schools, Mason City, 111.
1895-1898 superintendent schools, MasonCity, 111.
1898-1901 principal wardschool ,Racine Wis.: 1901-1904 superintendent schools, Lanark and Lockport
1904-1909 superintendent schools Mas-coutah. 111.
1909-1911 superintendentschools Newton. 111.
1911-1912 superintendent schools Eldorado, 111.
1912-1914did not teach on account of illness
1914-1915 principal high school, Thebes, 111.
1915 superintendent schools Beecher,111.
no recent report.Engle, John T., ha Bloomingdale
superintendent of schools of East Auburn,California for more than twenty years
president of the California High SchoolAssociation, a pioneer in supervisedstudy and the junior college
lecturer.University of California during summerterms.Fuller-Alexander, Mrs. Jessie, pa 234Westminister Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
lrteacher in city schools, Syracuse, N. Y.Graves, James T., ha Monticello
1885-1888 principal of high school, Monticello
1888-1903 superintendent of schools,Motion
1903-1927 in loan, law and abstracting business, Monticello.Henry, William E., pa 5209 15th Ave.,N. E., Seattle, Wash.
1885-1890 principal high school, Peru
1891, A. B., Indiana University.
1891-1893 instructorin English, Indiana University
1893-1895 graduate student, Univeristy ofChicago
1894-1895 fellow University ofChicago
1895-1897 professor of English,Iranklin College, Franklin
1897-1906state librarian of Indiana, Indianapolis
1906-1929 librarian, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.Hope-Soper, Mrs. Dora, ha 6156 Kim-bark Ave., Chicago, 111.
1886-1891 principal township graded schools
1892-1893 teacher in schools, Chicago, 111.
1893-1930 married to Thomas A. Soper,homekeeper, Chicago, 111.Hudleson, J. M., ha Algiers
since graduation, principal of schools in number ofIndiana cities, including Francisco,Hazelton, Nappanee, Bruceville andDecker
since 1892 spent most of thetime in the ministry serving pastoratesin a large number of Indiana cities
in1925 accepted the principalship of theschools at Algiers.♦Hunnicutt, A. G., deceased 1889, nr.Hunter-Lloyd, Mrs. Nannie M., pa 1101North 4th St.,&...
1886-1902teacher in schools of Sandford and TerreHaute
1902-1904 teacher Vigo CountyHome for Dependent Children
1904-1906principal primary department, SpellmanSeminary, a training school for coloredgirls, Atlanta, Ga.
1906 resigned and
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260THE NORMAL ADVANCEALUMNIALUMNI HAVE A FROLIC.Bernard Shaws delightful comedy, Armsand the Man, was given an effective interpretation May 22 at the&...
Prof. J. B. Wisely, vice president
Mrs. Higgins, secretary and treasurer. Plans were seton foot for a program in the auditorium latein June during commencement week when members&#x...
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Inventory of the Executors of the Chauncey Rose Estate Collection
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.31Ernest Johnson, the Freshman who made onepoint for the I. S. N. at the State Field lastspring, is teaching this year&#x...
—I getmy lessons by means of my faithful companion.H. H. Maurer, is teaching at Hutton. Hewas visiting Normal friends recently.Ben Johnson,...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.19Exchanges.Half the world falls into temptation and theother half is tempted into falling.The only time most people can save ...
but I thought if I had Id have mashedmy foot into jelly, retorted his friend and thenL. R.—My brother went out West on a hu...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE55to set this barn on fire. This chemical phenomenon is popularly known as spontaneouscombustion.We predict that Mr. McClouds succee...
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A GAR War Record for Private Louis H. Rhyan dated June 16, 1865. Rhyan was involved in several major battles, wounded in Richmond, KY,&...
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Inventory of the Chauncey Rose Estate Collection
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The Normal Advance.Vol. VIII.TERRE HAUTE, IND., NOVEMBER, 1902.No. 2First Years WorK of American Teachers ii\ the Philippines.The first lesson that&#x...
over eachdivision was placed a superintendent. It has beenfound necessary to have deputy division superintendents in order that the schools may b...
those who do not
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A magazine dedicated to sharing the mission, spirituality and ministries of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana.
2 HOPE // WINTER 2010 www.SistersofProvidence.org 3HOPE Features Cover story 4 Spiritual direction: you are not alone Young adults 6 Wa...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.43mands that they be not less strict but more just.An easier world would be one in which idleness,vice, and inefficiency ...
andvirtue, energy and efficiency correspondinglyworse. A more just world would see that each ofthese characteristics received their proper reward.Our colle...
but inwhatever station of life these incapables arefound, they must be borne by those who are capable or else they perish the victims o...
but themajority of these have never been, could never beanything else than what they are. They are incapable and are probably the descendant...
butat a certain period, it attaches itself to anothercrab, sends arms into the tissues of its host, soonloses head and legs, and degenerates...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Transcript of an oral history interview with Harold C. Feightner, a long-time newspaper man in Indianapolis, Indiana during World War I, Prohibit...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE51WEEK OF PRAYER.The week beginning Sunday, November 8,and closing, Sunday, November 15th, was setapart as a week of prayer for...
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One typed page including photograph; biography of Robert Debs Heinl, nephew of Eugene V. Debs and nationally-known journalist.
ABASH VALLEY WP R O F I L E SA series of tributes to hometown heroes who have made a difference.Robert Debs Heinlnephew of Eugene&...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE205Letter from Miss ParrMt Dear Mr. Edington : You have askedme to write of things that have interested meand that wo...
Homer, the only contralto worth hearing, and Tetrazzini, Gadski, Rappold, Farrarand Trentini are the favorite sopranos. Andeven Farrar sang so poorly&...
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Letter to Eugene V. Debs, 9/8/1914. Writes that Eugene V. Debss letters always help her during her periods of depression. Assures Eugen...
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THE NOEMAL ADVANCE.181ing the year we have had many disappointmentsand have at no time reached our ideal of acollege paper, but we hope ...
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What strange power Is this that lets me see Unionville classmatesof ’51 as they are to be ten years from now in 1961.As I a...
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