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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
6
Doctor Wiley, famed for pure food work, leads a flying squadron on mouth hygiene urging clean mouths and good diet. He warns many in audiences risk detection of Bright's disease, diabetes, tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis from poor health habits and urges dental and medical checks.
A Louisville businessman sends 100 to Berlin to be credited in a bank. He states that for each 1000 he now has 800 marks, vs 4460 prewar, a 155 dollar advantage. He plans to visit Germany when war ends and exploits cheap marks for future use. Others are reportedly following this method, a novel and seemingly safe money-making plan that may mislead.
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae celebrated National Founders Day Friday with a dinner at Miss Mary Graham's home. About sixty members attended with active chapter members and patronesses as guests. Ethelwyn Miller and Marie Ditmars spoke on Indiana Alpha and settlement school work and future plans including a new teachers college and visiting nurse. Guests included Mrs Edwin Deming and Mrs William Garshwiler and others from Grand Rapids Cincinnati and Chicago. A luncheon and dance will be held April 21 at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis to honor Founders Day, with many local members planning to attend. Mary Louise Moffett and Ruth W. Pritchard attended Thursday.
Norman H. Pritchard of Chicago visited his sisters. Rev Clark Parker directed music at Dad Elliott meetings. Miss Eunice Magaw enumerated Franklin schools. Miss Ethel Stephens visited Indianapolis relatives. Mrs C R Medsker of Bloomington visited her parents. Mrs E Bailey underwent an operation in Indianapolis. Mrs H F Waggener returned home after visiting her mother in Terre Haute. Grace Kincaid returned to Franklin after a year as assistant principal at Bryantsville, to teach there again. Mrs Karl Crecraft visited her Indianapolis and Jersey City relatives. R A Brown and Indiana Uniform Rank officials toured French Lick for the August encampment. J C Webb, county superintendent, attended a Bloomington educators conference and judged oratorical at Danville. Dr EK Hanley of Seattle visits his brother and finds New York trip planned for surgical instrument work. Mae Robertson spent Sunday in Columbus.
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