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; Eliza Fowler Hall 10 A,M, April 9, 1924.
I     The Board of Trustees met at 10.A,M,, Wednesday, April 9, 1924, in Eliza
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I Mr. M.arshall, elected President of the Board at  the meetlnr' of December
j 31,  1923,   took the  chair and T,vas accorded a rising vote of appreciation by the
I members of the Board,    The Secretary, Miss Mary M, Williams, acted as secretary,
^-t^-H-lL^      ; There v/ere present: Mr, Chandler
Mr,  Orane Mr, Hillenbrand Mr, Marshall Mrs, Meredith Mr, Ross,
7hj^ aUJ<^ ^juz^      i; Letters had been received from Mr,  Oliver, regretting -that his continued
y\Uj. K>ciC,xn^ 4.    I illness prevented him from attending the meeting:  from Mr. IToel, who v/as re- OJtsxx: !¦
. \ quired to be in court; and from Mr.  Hobbs, absent from the State on "business,
/S-cej j/-'<=j-j-3   ii The minutes of the meeting of December 31,  1923, were read and arjproved,
I,     COI>n,!mTIGATIOH FROM MR.   ITOEL, \ The Secretary read a letter from Mr,  Hoel, addressed to Dissident Marshall,
' expressing his gratitude  for flo^vers sent by President Marshall and President ; Elliott on behalf of the Board of Trustees, on the occasion of the death of I'rs, IToe,l, TWsX,-' Indlananolls,   Indiana,
February 28, 1924.
My very dear Friends:
I want to express my profound gratitude for the beautiful  tribute to Mrs, Hoel in the recent very dark
hours.
Coming as it did from the hands of those v;ith whom I have worked for these years,  it deeply touched
my heart, but  I have found always  that  those with whom I have marched along the loftier paths of idealism have
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