Franklin College Paper Hits April 7 1909 No 21
The Franklin weekly notes campus happenings at Franklin College Indiana dated April 7 1909 No 21. It lists staff including Editor in Chief Business Manager and Local Exchange and Local Reporter roles among students such as Charlies Bell Elsie Reeve Ralph Frellick Claribel Shirk Fay Fulmer Edith Banta and Gusale Glen Von.
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Charlies Bell
Elsie Reeve
Ralph Frellick
Claribel Shirk
Fay Fulmer
Edith Banta
Gusale Glen
Franklin College Baseball Urges Student Support for 1909 Team
Editorial recalls strong baseball precedents and urges students to attend games and back the 1909 squad to add a successful entry to Franklin College athletic annals.
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Franklin College
Hanover Triangle debut praised by readers and students
The Hanover College Triangle first issue appears among exchanges this week and is praised as an exceptionally good looking paper. It notes the Franklin Glee Club visit on March 26 and expresses students’ wishes for the club’s success on future tours.
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Hanover College Triangle
Franklin Glee Club
Hanover
Triangle
Staff Changes at Publication Board Ahead of Next Issue
Publica tion Board announces retirements of Mildred Mullendere Edwin Deming and R D Chad wick. Grace Dorcey Arthur C Brown and George B Staff will take over positions as replacements.
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Mildred Mullendere
Edwin Deming
R. D. Chadwick
Grace Dorcey
Arthur C. Brown
George B
Lee Childs Named Editor in Chief for College Paper
Lee Childs will replace Chadwick as editor in chief and new members join Exchange Athletic and miscellaneous sections. Support Franklin college publication, as urged earlier, to bolster its role in campus activities and ensure its success.
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Lee Childs
Chadwick
the Franklin
Alumni Notes on College Visitors and Faculty News
Mack Tilson lot last Thursday at the College for a few hours. Grace Stubbs home for spring vacation from Bloomfield high school. Grace Magaw of Rochester high school attended chapel Thursday morning. Anna Byers and Mayme Pritchard visited on opening day of spring term. Harry Jordan of city water works Indianapolis visited trends Thursday last. Prof. Palmer attended the Southern Indiana Teachers Association in Indianapolis. Prof. Owens of Biology resumed work after three months at Santa Fe New Mexico with health improvement. Prof. A O Neal attended the Southern Indiana Teachers Association meeting and serves as secretary.
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Anna Byers
Mayme Pritchard
Harry Jordan
Chemist City Water Works
Indianapolis
Palmer
Southern Indiana Teachers Association
Owens
Santa Fe
A O. Neal
Little Miss Crammer Faces Grammar Devourer
A whimsical verse notes Miss Crammer held by a grammar devouring day while an unknown professor attempts to impress her. Rod frightens Miss Crammer away as a sewing circle is praised as a great institution when women meet to sew.
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Miss Crammer
Rod
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