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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
5
Governor Ralston commends small colleges at Central Normal College for forging close ties between professors and students. He argues small institutions foster citizenship, personal contact, and a spirit of brotherhood, unlike large colleges where students feel numbered and distant.
The Forum Debating club of Columbus visited Franklin college Friday night and was hosted by the Webster Literary Society. Attendees included Leslie Dunkin as president Otto Gross as vice president Wilford Clarkson secretary Paul Fitzgibbon treasurer and several others. A reception followed the program with entertainment by Phi Alpha Pi fraternity.
Bertha Edwards of Stinesville has entered college. Margaret Best, 13, was a chapel visitor Monday.
Rochester Theological Seminary in Rochester New York lists fifteen professors and instructors across nine departments Old and New Testament English Bible and Biblical Theology Church History Systematic Theology Christian Ethics and Pastoral Theology Homiletics History and Philosophy of Religion and Missions including Religions Education Elocution with partly elective courses. It boasts new dormitory gym library reading room chapel and class rooms and emphasizes practical experience with Sunday Schools and observation. Address admissions to Dean J W A Stewart.
North Indiana Methodist conference committee at Mishawaka urges DePauw University trustees alumni and friends to provide equipment and resources totaling at least 5 000 000. It also recommends closing Greencastle Academy due to a 5 000 annual deficit and approves Moore s Hill College endowment of 200 000 with Taylor University charter surrender considered. Pension provisions for retiring professors are proposed and prohibition groups seek to bar liquor advertising from the mails.
The new First Baptist church at Washington Indiana will be dedicated Sunday May 3 with a dedicatory address by Rev Myron W Haynes of Franklin The church opens to the public May 1 with an organ recital by Dr Minor G Baldwin of New York All Baptist churches in the county and other Protestants are invited to participate The church cost 0000 dollars to construct
The message is a rude joke fragment about bees and girls, not a news item, event, or notable person. It contains insulting language and lacks factual content suitable for a newspaper card.
J. L. Craig of Broad Ripple asks a simple question by letter, seeking colleges in Indiana that teach subjects beyond athletics. He requests current programs or courses available at any such institutions.
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