Three Colleges Debate Armament Issue Results
In a three cornered debate Cornell Columbian and the University of Pennsylvania argued March 6 on the motion that the United States should immediately increase its army and navy. The negative won all contests. The subject will be debated at other colleges and universities. The American League to Limit Armaments of New York offers free literature to college men upon request.
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Cornell
Columbian
University of Pennsylvania
United States
American League
Cedar Street
New York City
WYOW? GAL YW AL Elects Ruth Wooden Leader
Florence Sayer, outgoing president, presented a year end report noting a good year with many unique events. Preliminary services with Miss Pearson, vesper, membership supper, and devotional meetings followed. Ruth Wooden became the new president and spoke on WY and our relation to the organization.
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Florence Sayer
Miss Sayer
Miss Pearson
Ruth Wooden
Wedding Unites Letie Green and Claude Metolgin
A wedding occurred on Wednesday evening March 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs Green. Letie Green, daughter of the couple, wed Claude Metolgin. The couple, former Franklin College students, will reside on a farm near Greenwood. Metolgin is a Phi Alpha Pi member.
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Hame
Meo
Mel
William Green
Letfie
Claude Metolgin
Franklin College
Webster Literary Society
Metolgin
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Greenwoud
Scholarship First Proposals Shake Ohio University
The New York Evening Post dubs the slogan scholarship first the most radical in the country. The Ohio university, long chasing large enrollments, faces a shift toward prioritizing quality over quantity. A year’s gain of forty seven students may be offset by focus on genuine scholarship rather than sheer numbers.
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New York Evening Post
Ohio University
Ohio
Gasoline Shortage Shrinks Berlin Omnibus Lines
Berlin meets a gasoline shortage as automobile omnibuses drop from 325 on 18 lines to 88 on six lines threatening possible cessation. The report notes potential disappearance of service due to fuel limits. Other items mention social visits including Miss Julia Parrott and Miss Bertha Davis of Burma with Alice McGuire and outings of Marie Griffith with Ruth Pritchard and Florence Sayre with Mrs. Grossman.
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Berlin
Gar
Julia Parrott
Bertha Davis
Burma
Alice McGuire
The
Oratory
Alumni Notes Highlight Local Visits and Past Graduates
Franklin college alumni and former students are listed visiting relatives and friends across Indiana and nearby towns. Rev H N Spears visited chapel on April 3, Virgil Eikenberry of Indiana University toured college friends March 30, and Rev C R Parker witnessed a trial in Indianapolis March 30.
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H. N. Spears
Chapel
Virgil Eikenberry
Indiana University
Marehe
C. R. Parker
Donn Roberts
Indianapolis
J. BR. Crawley
Grace Mullikim
St. Paul
Ind
Franklin
Ralph Jolson
A. J. Dotinsen
Frank
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Regina Hehln
Florence Calfyn
Connittes
Bible Study
Ate Winterrond
Faye Klyver
Mary Phillips Association
Roxsye Storms
Ruth Hanson
Ruth Grab
Geneva
Hall
Crowell
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Engineering and Science
Institute
B.S
Lal
John W. Nugent
Marie Grifffith
Ruth Pritchard
Florence Sayre
Mrs. Grossman
D. A. Owen
Earl Freeze
Gee Bertha LaGrange
LN. LaGrange
Earl Byers
Mark
Robert
Flora
Til
Mr. Byers
Mrs
Syvanus Byers
Ethel McCollough
Evvansville
W. B. McCollough
Ethelwyn Miller
University of Chicago
Lyceum
Alm. Miller
Jefferson Burge
North Vernon
Julia J. Parrett
Mayinyo
Baptist Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Johnson County
Julia EB. Marrett
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