Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-12
TOLEDO GRADUATES
Western College Commencement
Offers Delightful Program
Eight Graduates.
Debt Has Been Provided Tor
and College Is in Excellent
Condition.
Ames Graduates Sixty-seven
From Its Scientific and Lit.
erary Courses.
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of Toledo has been enjoying a feast al
| the week in the commencement eNer
cises of Western College. The bacca
laureate sermon on Sabbath mornln!
was by the Rev. DR.. Lands, of TN
Theological Seminary of Dayton, ONO
Rev. Jesse Colmos, of Chicago, dellV
| cred the annual address to the Chris
tan societies of the college in the eve
ming. On Tuesday afternoon the elias
day exercises by the seniors was slVei
in the opera house. 1t consisted OF ora
tory, wit and sham, and was greatly en-
joyed by the large audience assembled
ment proper has held in the Y. e
| church. The address was by DR.. Thos
e. Green. of Cedar Rapids. Subject
THE Key to the Twentieth Century
The doctor eulogized his country and hi
countrymen, claiming that the unite'
States in its greatness was the power
all the nations of the earth. There Wer
eight graduates in the degree of bache
lor of arts.
The names of the graduates and tn
subjects of their graduating theses are
Nellie May Cronk, socrates ana so
cratic Doctrines"
Ralph Mason Hix, Music in Relig
ious Expression"
Joseph Martin Skrable, industrial
Development"
Rilla Irene Akin "The Historical De-
velopment of Missions"
Hiram Walter Cramer, "The Modern
Phase of the Trust Question"
Alice Bookwalter. The development
of Manners and Customs"
Joseph Harding Underwood, "A Soc
biological Study"
Bachelor of Science-Claude Henry
Morton, thesis, "The Industrial Phase O.
Toledo from Sociological Standpoint
Mr.. K E. Runkle rendered very fine
music on the pipe organ and Miss Marie
Bookwalter in her solos again demon
strated her excellence in the power anC
sweetness of song.
The annual alumni banquet wa:
served at Hotel Toledo on Tuesday eve
ming. Several plates were laid and {
jolly good time in feast and toasts thru
out the entire evening.
The weeks program closed last eve
ming by the senior concert, of which
DR.. William Wade Henshaw, of Chi
cago was the central attraction. The
pleasant feature of this commencement
time was the fact that the large deb
that has been the Skeleton" of Western
all these years had during the veal
been provided for and now old Western
is happy all the day.
Graduates at Anes.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, June 12.-Dr. w. M. Beard
shear, of the Iowa State College, con
ferred degrees on siXty-seven gradu-
ates last evening in the college chapel
Following is the program as carried
out:
Organ Solo-Mrs. Resler.
Address to the trustees and gradual.
ing class by Hon. r. H. Jesse, LII. ID.
president of the Missouri State Univer'
sity at Columbia, Mo.
Vocal Duet-Professor Resler ant
Mr.. Usry.
Promotion of Juniors by Hon. ]. B
Hungerford, president of the board o.
trustees.
Music-Professor Resler and l. S. c
Glee Club.
Response in Behalf of Juniors
Comforting of Degrees-President w
NJ. Beardshear.
The officers of the graduating elias:
are as follows: H. B. Mcclure, presi.
dent: Josephine Barclay; vice presi'
dent; S. NJ. Hanger, treasurer; Flor
ence Barber secretary: w. c. Bower
sergeant alarms.
The membership of the class by
courses is as follows:
Science-George L. Carter. Clarence
Il. Mckinney, Mae Miller, Ethel Morri.
son, w. w. Otto, Clyde A. Slifer, S. w
Stevens and j. S. Coye.
Agriculture-Jesse D. Bell, Franklin
Brown, ]. III. Grandson, S. M. Hanger
C.. Larsen. H. B. Mcclure, N. C. Rev
ard C. w. Warburton.
Veterinary Medicine-F. R. Alters, c
G. Martin, A. F. Baldwin, w. e. Miller
Campbell, c. L. Elliott, Fred N. Elwell
j Gould, r. Graham, A. l.. Wood, Will
bur Hurst, w. II. Lyle, w. c. Scholty
II A. McIntire and Walter A. Stuhr.
Mechanical engineering. C. Aus
tin, F. D. Elwell, ]. G. Humme, w. T
Kelley r. R. Keith and E. E. Lee.
Civil Engineering Bennett
L. r. NUNS, II. J. Ludwig, C. A. Welsh
J. F. Mckinney and j. E. Stewart.
Electrical Engineering-M P. Cleg,
horn, e. r. Nowlan, ]. T. FELTON,, A. T
jenkins, e. c. Higgins and r. E. Mich.
OILS.
Mining Engineering - Frank M
Weakley.
General and Domestic Science-Flor.
ence Barber Josephine Barclay. Grac,
Campbell, May Barger, Emma L. Han.
cock, Thyra Hytland, Ada jerks, Fran.
els jerks, Alice Merritt, Luella S
Rantschler and Margaret Stanton.
Post Misunderstanding T. Erwin, Al.
ice Ward Hess and Ira A. Williams.
The following have the highest aver.
ages in the different courses: Marga
ret Stanton in general and domesti,
science, May Miller in science, John T
FELTON, in electrical engineering. J. G
Hummel in mechanical engineering, II
j. Ludwig in civil engineering, f. M
Weakley in mining engineering, c. L
Elliott in veterinary medicine and c
w. Warburton in agriculture.
Commencement at Corwith.
Special to Times Republican.
Corwith, June 12.-Another success.
full years work of the high school came
to close last Friday, and a class Of