Background
Violette, Ebal E. was born on February 17, 1880 in near Jacksonville, Illinois, United States. Son of Leroy and Sarah Mitilda (Lee) Violette.
Violette, Ebal E. was born on February 17, 1880 in near Jacksonville, Illinois, United States. Son of Leroy and Sarah Mitilda (Lee) Violette.
Educated North Prairie Seminary, rn. Winchester, Illinois, and abroad 2 years. D. Little, Canton U., 1903.
Doctor of Laws, Transylvania College, Lexington, Kentucky, 1930.
Ordained Christian (Disciples) ministry, 1899. Pastor Whitehall, Illinois, 1899, Roseville, 1900-1901, Loveland, Colorado, 1901-1904, Shelbyville, Tennessee, 1904-1906. General evangelistic work, traveling, writing, lecturing, 1906-1918.
Pastor Independence Boul. Church, Kansas City, Missoury, 1918, Central Church, Kansas City, from September 1919. Director speakers’ bureau 10th Federl Reserve District, during World War, 1917-1918.
Author: Training for Soul-Winning, 1915. My Pledge to America, 1917. In Palestine with the 23d Psalm, 1918.Vanitas Vanitatis, 1918. In Palestine at the Empty Tomb, 1920. The Uncanny Abner Wiseman, 1920.Nature of Contents of Bible Books, 1916. Notes on Moffat’s New Testament, 1923. In Palestine on the Shores of Galilee, 1924.Myra-of-the-Mountains, 1924. Night on the River Styx and Other Poems, 1924. Paul Temperli and Other Orations, 1925.The Goal of History, 1926. The Evolution of Peace, 1926. Memory and Self-Education, 1927.Palestine Across the Ages, 1929. Twilight in God’s Acre, 1930. The Days With God, 1930.Meditations on Growing Old, 1931. Pen Portraits of World Wonders, 1931. Interviews with Great Men and Women, 1931.Sketches From a Traveller’s Diary, 1933. Romance and Lineage of the American Presidency, 1934. Auto-biography of an Average American, 1935.Contributor on international politics. Traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Arcitc regions. Made tour of the Far East, spring and summer 1921, as newspaper correspondent.
Clubs: City, Knife and Fork (Kansas City).
Married Hazel Dove Bonnell, of Loveland, Colorado, September 29, 1904.