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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
4
Prof. R. C. Roberts reviewed two Chemical Abstracts items. One article covered detailed complex formulas and directions translated from French. A faculty meeting led to postponement of the Scientific Association meeting until next Wednesday with Biology department overseeing arrangements.
Enrollment for an eighteen week summer session begins with 51 students at Franklin College. Forty four arrived on Tuesday for registration amid a snow storm. Miss Marguerite Hall will teach American history, relieving Dean Sherwood. Fourteen new students have taken dorm rooms as registrations continue.
Pre Medica plans a reorganized program with all college doctors taking part at regular meetings. A co meeting with Johnson County Medical Society was to feature prominent Indiana surgeons but the Indianapolis speaker was unavailable, delaying the program.
Thirty six bull frogs arrive in good condition for Prof Deppe to use in spring zoology dissection work. Frogs range up to nineteen inches with the largest placed in the tank sideways. Blood systems will be injected for lab use. seventy two frog hams cannot be salvaged.
The Indiana Collegiate Athletic League will remain in existence with Franklin, Earlham, Butler, Rose Poly and State Normal retaining membership and continuing to compete. A meeting in the YMCA building at Indianapolis canceled the baseball meet due to Butler failing to field a team this spring.
Sixty Johnson county Delta Delta Delta mothers formed Tri Psi at Franklin Public Library on March 27. The group, including active and alumnae Deltas, may grow to eighty or more with new chapters planned nationwide since Tri Psi began in Indianapolis in 1915. Mrs. Omer Hougham elected president, with Mrs. O L Vanmer as vice president and Mrs. Wm Flinn as secretary. Meetings set for monthly at members' homes.
A dormitory meeting Wednesday evening instructed fourteen summer school girls in house rules and presented them with the keys of the camps. The new residents will fill every room. several applicants were unable to secure admittance. The Student Council movie project was funded after the Tuesday show Sooner or Later, with town attendance boosting the council’s bank balance. only twenty four cents was earned from the town ticket sale before spring vacation.
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