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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
3
Maurice Johnson outlines a plan for a Franklin College press club in Bloomington. He says it would include women, hold round table discussions every two or three weeks, cover journalistic and welfare issues, and could benefit the college if organized.
Three hundred educators are expected at a conference on educational measurements to be held Friday and Saturday April 17 and 18 at Indiana University. The event aims to report research progress and plan further study, promoting the university as the leader in turning education into a science for use by school administrators. President William Lowe Bryan will preside and open the convention. Calvin Moore of Cass High School is vacationing at Franklin. Faye Baxter of Seymour visited Webster.
Baseball with Butler reports a split squad game ending about 16 to 2 in favor of one side. The squad showed early form ahead of the first home game and notable social notes include Edgar Brown hosting supper for Oakie Miles Gertrude Law and Oscar Bogard. Robert Foud 13 resigned from Toledo and returned to Franklin to help his uncle A A Alexander. Hazel Alexander ex 17 reentered school.
The notice notes that a plain waste basket fails to attract attention despite the Star Office Touch branding. It emphasizes that recipients will disregard generic packaging and set materials aside for future reference, highlighting impact on advertising.
The description lists an eminent faculty with fourteen professors and instructors, convenient dormitories and lecture rooms, a beautiful chapel, a noble library, an unsurpassed library building, and equipment for laboratory work.
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