Word: blakely
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Muncie Methodists soon heard why their minister had struck their choirmaster. There had been charges against Mr. Conway, a "trial" by clergymen, a report sent off to Bishop Edgar Blake in Detroit. Mr. Conway heard that Choirmaster Aurand had talked about the charges. What were they? When Muncie found out it began wondering if this grim, sombre Methodist minister were another Elmer Gantry. A pretty girl of the congregation, Helen Huffman, 18, friend of one of the Conway girls, had accused Mr. Conway of having attempted to rape her in his automobile one afternoon last December...
There appears at present to be no likelihood that the College Library will be open evenings during the reading and examination periods. When questioned last night, R. P. Blake, professor of History and director of the Library, denied emphatically that there had been any reconsideration of the original decision to close the building during the evenings...
...been carried on by a student committee under the direction of the Liberal Club and the Student League, but with no results as yet. The closing of the Library at night was decided upon by University officials as the only alternative to salary cuts. Any action reversing the decision, Blake stated last night, would have to be taken by the faculty, and such action is considered unlikely...
Thomas Bewick, the teacher of Blake, is represented by his cuts in "British Birds," a book printed in 1707 in New castle. Woodcutting in the early nineteenth century us shown by the large tenth century is shown by the large "Der Tod als Freund" by Alfred Rethel...
...cast for "Le Medecin Malgre Lui" is as follows: Geronte, J. P. Squire '33; Leandre, W. W. Birge '35; Sganarelle, R. D. Merian 1 G; Robert, B. H. Goldsmith '33, Valero, Harrison Wood '36; Lucas, R. C. De Long '36; Thibault, J. D. Kernan '34; Lucinde, Lesilo Blake; Martino, Mary Loring; and Perrino, Lorvalue Warnor. The following will act in "Seranado"; Marquis do Gavennes, J. S. Plaut '33; DeFayollo, Harrison Wood '36; Mlle, de Pierreneuve, Mrs. Nell Phillips; and, a servant, Mary Cleveland...